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HorE. ARRIVALS. Ho:eL-M s
Beach and daughter, Miss Oakley. New York; AL
fred Gould, schooner Melyina jams; W q SCOTT, Au.
gusta Ga; J Pope, Newberry, s G.; g B Tennent,
s C; p Lide, Jr, Greenyille, S G; Edward Hope,
Columbia; James Green, Pendleton, 8 @; Rev q
Cornish and h Cornish, Aiken. sc; WI Cross
.&en, Jr, Southern Express Company; C L Caring
ton, city; Roeseon, New York; DC Garrett, VII.
mington c; and R L Chamberlain, Cleveland,
Ohio; Il o Eggleston, seymen, Ct; A G Goodwin,
city; A j Leans, New York; Geo Pittman Smith,
New York; Henry, Chester, s C; q Giles,
Union, G; J N Jordan, D B Jordan and s " Jor-
,lan Abbeville c; Miss Perkin, Miss Lockwood and
A Perkin, New York; Mrs q E Byne and 6
Clark, Utica, N 7; W q Hicks, Brooklyn, N Y; Chas
q Johnston, New Yors; Fred " Clemens, Palmyra,
NY; John Burke and John Burke. Augusta, Ga;
Walter and lady, Columbia 8 O.; W Nick DoweI,
st Louis, Mo; Prairie, Raleigh, c; Mrs r
Berry and son, New Jersey; L Eakin, leigh,
@; John Well c A; " Fuller and Hogan Notes.
Cross Hill. c; L; S Fletcher and 1t " Alexan-
der. Raleigh, c; Geo Gage, Beaufort, c; Captain
a E Hager and servant, S A; J j Van Horn and
81 want, s A; D Molloy and Allan Macfarlan, Che
raw, = c; John Horsman, New York; " P Clarke,
Washington City; Rev John " Mette and Rev D
Hay, Society Hill Charles Mott and wife, Washing
ton City.
Pavilion Hotel.-JP P Gayle, q A U.mo, Florence,
c.; q Burckhalter. williston S G.; DR. M Rivers,
Mrs 3 Bradford, WATERFORD, S G; Levi,
Bradwell, Manning, s c; Buchanan Wilmington.
NC; q G Carrothers, A Pokorny, Atlanta Geo; John
Graham, Mobile, Ala; John Netles, ] Nettles VIII
.liamsburg, S c; q wilmot, NJ c Hall, South Caro-
lima; Jzouchry, Texas; Holbrook, Beaufort, c;
Z Coburn. summervile. C; Graham, Marion,
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BILL OF MogrALrTY.-Return of deaths with
the City of Charleston, for the week ending May
8, 1868: r
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COURT OF EourrY.-TuEsDAY, May 2.-HoN.
q. D. LEsEsNE, PREspNa.-In our notice yester-
day of the case Of Hammond vs. Edwards, we were
mistaken as to the counsel-Messrs. simons &
simons are the counsel for the complainant, and
Messrs. Memminger, Jervey Pinckuey for defend
ants Day before yesterday the pleadings were read
yesterday the evidence was concluded. Mr.. james
simons was heard for plaintiff, Mr. Jervey for de-
PENDANTS; and to-day Mr.. Memminger will be heard
fer defence and Mr.. James Simons in reply
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UNITED STATES CoURT.-TUEsDAY, MAY H.
Hon. GEORGE S. BRYAN, PREsDSo.-In the Circuit
Court.EThe case Of Caroline Carson rs. Robertson,
Ball, McBtrnie and others was continued. -
John W. Morton and John Graydon vs. Robert
Beatty and Charles Bolt. In re Charles NJ Rose Vs.
Robert Beatty Co. On motion of John Grimbau,
ESQ.,, attorney for the heirs of John Grimbsl, A. B.
Golden and Nathan F. Bobo for Patrick q. Keenan,
and william T. Keanan, It was ordered that rule be
served upon the United States Marshal to show cause
on the 18th Of May why tbs proceeds Of sale were
not paid over to the said heirs.
In aesDistrtes court-E1 parte George E. Pritch-
eft. In re John g. Grant, . bankrupt. petition
craving investigation as to alleged irregular snd le-
gal action of bankrupt Townsend Hudson pro
pet. On their motion the case was referred to R. B.
Carpenter, Esq, to report on che same.
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sT.es J. q. ste,nmeyer. reslenei.
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS AND COMMON
p1EAs.-TuEsDAY, MAY 12.-HoN. ZEPHAS1AH PLATr,
PREs1DHG.-1he following juries were empanelled;
Jury No. I'D N. Ingraham, foreman; c. F. Pank.
min, Vim. NJ. Bird, James N. Bee James s. Martin,
P. Duane, Thomas J. Wharton, F. Lampe, P. Culli'
name, q. W Tiencsen, James NJ. Caldwell, Patrick
Conway.
Jury No 2.-J L. Honour, foreman; F. Cherry, j.
R. Fell, james Carey, J. q. Bulwinkle, ". S. Brown.
g. A Bowman, John Smith, Peter Mimms, B.
Feldman, James wigfall, j. B. Atkins.
Supernumeraries.-F. E. Michel, Daniel Loeb,
Charles voight, J, ]. Cross, W. Lucas, W. s. Adams.
The judge stated that he had read the afadavlts
furnished by E. ". MEG. Macke.-, and though they
presented some e1:enuatmg circumstances the law
had been violated, and he was sentenced to pay o
fine of 3100 and costs.
The court then proceeded in the call of the civil
dockets until the hour OF adjournment.
The members Of the bar are notified that the issue
docket VIII be called to-day. from Nos. to 49, lnclu-
stye.
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XA7o9rH"1 hfe Ihaebtnd tU,aacIby Note or Aced,,nt
through The 5 50rASeshrhG ~; Nkws and by ls.ss,
trough tile rost oie ay inc some u
have pail no nttcn:ip Ia cither and fsoI
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ATTORNEY that ase nun partly paid or al Az
engagements iaaas hy. the first OF March next. =,
.e" " as ,aM sErMsed I" put any ono to cost, but
Ito fo y - Eff Syl I'm I'.,rs CO ,n ,,ne 70
iiiues '"'f'""AsNN.
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rT,psTAX PAYERS Of ORANGE PARISH. il
; II will bent tho following named places to AS
scss, receive Returns and Collect tho General Tax
'of 1897, ntithc tines as follows:Fy iTI;SN
Al Folders the oath February.iti,i,,t! sH
At Four lroles tho Goth February. - =,
AT Jamisons tho Goth February
q At,Elliottsthe 9th February.
- AtZeiglcrs the 28th February
is At Bull Swamp the Doth February.
81 L At Gleatons the I'd March, ~ nt0i iat.itl 4
At Browns the so March.
At Gyieis tho 4th March, ~; t}e.tA
Az Radfcfs the 9th March:
IA, ,Cofbettsvillc tho 9th March. IA
4 81 i4Ats sEaBtcrlns the 7th March "A ~.
) 2sr4ht :lio@tcs Pump tho 9th March = 7" VI
AT Cgaar Grove the 10th March.
7d4 AT BfahShylle the, 1lth md 18th Maroh.
And at Oraiigcburg tho Week ending 2lst March,
ut which time tho Books will bS blosed for receiving
Returns Those failing to iiiaikc Returns tand pay
by that time, will be doubled taxed.
Taxable property is such as Real Estae, Buggies,
Carriagcs, Gold and Silver Plato NAtthcs Jewelry,
Pianos, &c, Articles Mopufaclufed for SALE all In
comes, Tnkihgy yut Thnrters, Public IIncks, Draws,
60. "A Cdpitatiui tax OF one dollar on every Male
between the nges of twenty-onc and sixty years,
ION cyory Dog, rihttors not who it nay be owned by
one dollar eaeh which nll accrues on tho 1st oi
January, 1853 AL Rcturi,s TO be nude 40 tho Tax
Collectdr tf the District; Uf Pafish i'll which tho
propertyis ltthtGu. NJ fct,fs Will bt Fetciycd
by mnl uf otherwise, uhless sworn to aeEBfdng to
law. s~F x ~ rr ~ X ~,
Iyrill alsolbt at lUfangebufg The week ending the
11th of April to collect tic balance 0f the General
Tax not paid and fliiig due tic BOh Of June Those
failing TO mike tasiiet by THAT tie, iIs cxbect ID
settle with the Sheriff.
Also ut tic Same tiniS aid baee; will y8licEt The
First Quarterly Tax of 1868:
feb 1=am 9@ z. II: FAiiiEY, I. c.
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Sound Advice to Young Men.

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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
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IL fHE UNITED STATItS--rOR THE DIsTRiCT or
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nry "A. b. 1868. 'ii1f
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'lS Poor Tax arc in my Office, and parties inte-.
rested VIII do we'll to call at once and settle and
save cost }. W. II. DUKES,
jan IL" Sheriff.
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Is. D: Myers, Applicant,
'Agninst

against Absent
Ann C. Myers. Ct: al. Defendant. Defendants.
1t appearing 40 my satisfaction that Sarah Pull
man and Elizabeth Holly, two of the defendants re-
side without this State, it is therefore ordered that
they do appear and object to the division or sale OF
the Real Estate of E. j. W. Myers, on before the
sixth dey of March next, or their consent to the
same will be entered Of record.
Or'Iinary's Office, 7. y. McMICIAEL;
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In the Districts .Co,,rt.

II pursuance Of General Orders No, AGA Jfrssu
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liy order of the Court" .r
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2&i KING STREET,
Be'ycc" lJrni~orM "nd Ih,:a Streets, a4a
'eih'" three miaggtss' ussM If qH he
Pfi"cpM wv ig&.l!s aM%l R4'4ls.1 R4'4ls.1
Houses et AAelina, AsW am9 44azne ,Sszs4s,
a"d the Post 0.Gee, CA"lc*tom. s. c.
The City Railway WHICH runs to each extremity
Of the City, is within fifty yards Of the house.
TERMS OF BOARD:
Board by tho day......... .............$ 40
F" "cek........ ........."Sl2 90 to al5 90
iiEShY srAhNIcK, MRs B. IIILHERs.
oct 18 If
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-02-29
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-15
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I'M and after Thursday, November 26th,
- isS7, trains viii = toiicss:
LRAyk KE6KUR.
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Id Is' 2sU0 2. III,
LAVE vE MAnfses.
I 9sifutn at 10s7e /. n. Sespt Sn sSay. 10
4sh hoo P. N
Tss Fssin from E-oh.h II sis A. q eeupseh IL
Assiisea With Stages tor Darlington.
xhe assis from MaaAson ~ lUsSa A. q. nrekss sApe
eoswv1tsns vilA tAs tras Of the Dss Aa1uez Valley
a. aad ratsde, wstsst " Z. Rssgse ssss sse@s -
The 4eo P. 81 Tsssu from Aa,lson eeaneots With tho
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~ fdh4s tae ksxs hhsrafn9 AZ Am.
- icksts for al po.nsa Tor sals u the nss Of the
Company. NIX BgssL
nov1s Secretary.