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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
I'm Icuuity--4Ardcr@on.
commissioners Office, |
April -. 1865.

O. Il. Bro,lcs vs. Carhalnc Z. EarIrs, Daniel
Brown and uinrrs.-3Ii6v Credior for Me Pay,
m,nf of d Dtht. .ieeoani. &c.
IT appearing o my satisfaction that Cail'rinc +.
Earle. james H.. john t., Ellen ami Samucll'
Earle, Defendants in this case reside hryo"d ihc
limits of this Stale. On motion Of y. I. Br"yles'
Comps Sol,
Ordered, That they do appear and plead, an
swcr or dcmnr TO this Bill within forty days from
the first publication hereof, or decree pro coll
fcssu will be cntcred of record against them.
W. w. HUMPHREYS, c.E.A.p
Commissioners Glhce,
April %. lSGS. 4o-o
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STATE OF SOUTH cAR0LIN1
In Esyiity--A

John 7. Broylcs vs y. Y. 0winrs and Ann Rod
ccrs.-rciiioa Jor Spsc.dc Performance, D',coee-
rY, &c.
IT appearing TO my satisfaction that s. Y. ow.
ngs. oic of the pelen 'anls i'll this CASE. resides
beyond The limits OF This State. On motion Of y.
T. !'roycs. Pru. Pei.
Oricre |. That he do appear and pleal answer
or demur 10 said Petition within forty days fr"n'
the dale of the first publication hereof. or u decree
pro col.esso will be entered of record against him.
w. W. HUMPHREYS. c.E.A.D.
Commissioners Oice,
ATrl s. 1868. 43-o
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VERY GooD.-A learned professor in
New England college WAS accustomed 10
demand of students an excuse whchever
they were dialory at recitation. The
cxcnsc given. he invariably added ~ cry
we'll; but don't let it happen again One
morning Il married student happening to
he behind lmc,' WAS promptly lnterr"@a-
ted as the cause. Slightly embarrassed
.Thc truth is, sir, had an addition to
my family this morning. and 1t WAS not
convenient to hc here sooner
Very we'll" replied the professor. IN
his quick, nervous manner very well /;
but don't let this happen again :"
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

In 1Cquity--Andcrson
John W. g. Orr. Executor, vs. JOHN ". Rosemon'l.
ct al,--EM.l% Reiicl, Sc
IT appearing 10 n,y satisfaction that Francis Ma
rion Mnlhkin and lIugh Dickson M"l!.kn lese
beyond the limits OF this State. ur ino.on oi
Nc,:uwar il Mnurc. Comp. Sois
Orlcrc,i TaI sad D"icn'l.i's TO appear. and
p!.n,l answer or ,icm,ir IN >ri bill Of complaint
wilLin lc,ty days fru:: the pih!icaron he:eo:, OF
tic same will be taken pro c"mfe>>o against item.
~ ". HUMPHREYS, c.E.A.p.
Commissioners Office
March "a. 1858 4l-3
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
In 1cuuity--Andc1.son.
Commissioners Office.
April -, 1868.

William Riley VS.. William Mnrfia. and wife Eliza
beth, aud olrcrs.-DW for dccount, Relief, &C.
IT appearing 10 my satisfaction that James NJ;
Carpenter and wile Margaret Carpenter anu
Francis w. smith, Defendants in The above stated
case, reside beyond the limits of The State. on
motion Of Reed Il Brown. Comp Suls..
Ordered. That said Defendants do appear in this
Court and p:enJ answer or ,lemnr to the hill OF
complaint filed against them in this case within
forty days from the publication hereof, or the
same will Lc taken pro con'csSo against them.
". W. HUMPHREYS, c.E.A.p.
commissioners Office,
April ~. 1865. 4o-o
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"A miserable old bachelor, who knows
that the present is leap year, says; "lf
you meet young lady who is not very
shy, you had better be little shy your
self"
= The gentleman, whose lips pressed
q lady's "snowv brow," did not catch cold.
= Why is a thief in 81 garict like an
honest man2 He is above doing wrong
action.
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The next evening rs Mrs. Walthall WAS
aon, on the same balcony. she smiled rs
she SAW below her Oh the beach. Hugh
aud Nellie, with such happy faces that
she well inew-cycn before Nellie had
rivcn a nod of satisfaction as she caught
Il glimpse OF her cousins tacc-tl'at all
was as it should be and. as with bowed
head and hands pressed nron her aching
heart. she returned thanks that she had
been the instrument in the hands nt the
Almighty tor preventing sin like hers.
one little ray of happiness lighted up her
calm and lovely face.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
In Eouity---Anderson.

George G. Elroi and wife. Margaret e., vs. Elijah
TImms, Jesse Timms. ct al.-BW for Partition,
account and RriiJ.
IT appearing to my satisfaction that Vincent
Timms. Harrison Timms, ltrnsen Pilgrim, wife OF
George Pilgrim, Elizabeth Pilgrim, wife OF =
Pilgrim. Ann Tlmms, the heirs al law oi Jonathan
Tlmms, dec d. names and number unknown, De.
fcninuts in this case, resilc beyond !he limits OF
This Slate. On motion Of Reed Brown, Comps.
Ordered. That said Defendants do appear and
nl.,I answer or lcmur to said hill of cumpiaint
within lurty days from the publication hereof or
the same will be taken pro confess" against Iiehl.
". ". HUMPHREYS, c.E.A.n
Commissioners Office.
Anril %, 1868. f3-o
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Change cf Schedule on the 6. & C..
Railroad.

ON and ac;er FRIDAY Inc Gli, instant Passenger
rrains will ran daily, Sundays excepted as fol-
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Drugs ! Drugs Drugs

THE undersigned are constantly receiv;ng an
ossn,tment of Fresh Drugs, Medicines. Patent
Medicines, Paints. Oils. GLASS. Putty &c winch
is sold at The very lowest market rnies for cash
: ~ " CATER & WALTERS.
March 25, 1858 40
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WHEREAS, the Plaintiff has flied his declara-
ton against the Defendant who (as il is saidj is
absent from and without The limits of this S;a:e.
and has neither wife mar attorney known within
The sanc upon whom copy of the said declaia-
lion might be served 1t is therefore
Ordered. That the said Defendant do appear
an,l plead To The said declaration. or before the
iwcnly-6flh day Of March. vi ich will be in ihe
year of our Lord. Que thousand eight hundred and
sixiy-nine Otherwise final and absolute iudg-
ment will then be given and awardc, against him.
JOHN W DANIELS, c.c.p.
Clerks Office, Anderson Dist,
March -, 1868. 1amly
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Anrarrs1lr AntelIlieHntrr.

~, .so.. C.. II !.c =. Uia...
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-01-24
[WHOLE NO. 3l7.

familiarly on my muff, took il from me,
'remarking as he did so, by your leave,
Madam" and disappeared with II, in
stanter. | looked about for policeman, i,
when just then my hasd became entan.
gled in the string around my neck. Good
heavens ! had then taken some other
lady's muf from the counter | had
walked out with two NUTS. One about
my neck, one in my hands. did not
pursue my search for tha, policeman.
was seized with such violent fit Of laugh.
ter at the ludicrousness and novelty Of my
position, that was quite incapable Of 10.
comotion.
just then / met a lady friend. TO whom
| told the story as we'll us my frequent
bursts OF merriment permitted, She look
ed as solemn as hearse she said sepul-
chrally, "llow can you laugh? should
have died with mortfcatiou." Aud the
more solemn she looked the more laur h.
ed and haven't done laughing yet, al
though il was three days ago. am at
present looking for the finale, viz: my
picture in the Rogue's Gallery as an ac-
complished female shopiiter. l may have
stolen other things; but, upon my word,
this is the FIRST time ever stole a muf.-
1t was so coRiical, that ii n station house
had been my portion know should have
laughed all the same besides, | always
wauted to sec a station house. | might
possibly have preferred riding there III a
carriage. il the policeman in attendance
had no objection, or if the walking was
bad, or il stormed FANNY FERN.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-01-24
For the American.
When | Am Gone.
ny LIZZIE.

When am gone and my place Is more,
viii the birds sing sweetiy as nowY
When life with its cares aud suffering Is Ger,
win the cedars as gracefully bow?
When am gone and my place Is no more,
And friends have forgotten to weep,
Will the storm and the tcmr est rage as before,
And howl Ger the spot where sleep?
When am gone and my place is no more,
VIII the flowers bloom fragrant as now,
And the millions Of people that bend and adore,
To merey's mild seepter still bowg
When am gone and my place Is no more,
Will the intects that Aoat In the breeze.
Their mirthful employ ment forever give Ger.
Aud rest meath the shade Of the ueesg
When am gone and my place is no more,
viii the silvcry voices hear,
And the smiles Of affection forever be Ger,
And all that in life held deaig
When am gone and my place Is no more, i.
Bright hopes shall to others be given.
And Nature her course shall roll on ne before,
And pleasures be lasting In Heaven.
MtLRoY, Rusn Co., IND.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-01-24
NV First Theft.

| had bought a new muil that is moth.
ing surprising 10 city whore women trim
their dresses with diamonds. But there
is story to that muif With u whole
some horror OF Jtmate shopliftcrs, had
attached to it silk cord, which | could
pass over my neck thus placing beyond
their reach the temptation to appropriate
il, should lay il down emporarlly on
come counter, while shopping. Thus
armed, went forth, having fortified my.
self Us we'll against them, as against a
shocking absent mindedness, which is my
daily and hourly torment. aud which leads
me not only to forget where place my
things, but also to stare vacantly into the
faces of my best friends, when | meet
them in the street, aud worse yet, TO bow
recklessly aud spasmodicOlly 10 people
whom | don't know from Adam.
Well, as | say, thus armed, went out
to buy some little matters needed in my
household. After paying for them, | took
u muif from the counter before me, placed
my hands in it, aud pursued my journey.
had not proceeded more than . block,
before bareheaded clerk camo rushing
after me. josIling the crowd on either side,
and placing bis hands as thought very
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-01-24
DEMOCRATIC STATE PLATFORM.

l. Resoired, That language is made.
quateIo express our adherence and con
demnation OF the radical reconstruction
policy OF Congress-a policy condemned
by every consideration of justice aud con-
stitutional obligation-a policy fraught
with the most alarming apprehension Of
evil TO ten States of the Union, and de-
struction TO the Union itself-a policy
that largely increases taxatiou-a policy
that requires "a large standing army, which
adds nearly one hundred millions of dol
lars annually to the expenses of the
government while it beggars the people
a policy, the ayowed object OF which is to
continue IN power the most vensl aud
corrupt political party that ever dlshonor-
cd any civilized nation-a policy vindic-
lively enacted, and mercilessly prosccu-
ted, with tho unconstitutional purpose of
cenIralizing aud perpetuating all political
power of the Government in the dominant
radical party IN Congress; aud policy
which, II not early arrested by the Ameri
can people, will sooner or later overw helm
our natoual Government ia one common
and appalling ruin
a HAA We kIt de-
peal OF the acts Of Congress, comforting ex
ciusive rights or privileges upon any class
or classes of citizens at the expense of
other classes.
3. That tho national bank system or
ganlzed IN the interest Of the bondhoIders,
ought TO be abolished, aud the United
States notes substituted in lieu OF the
national baDk currency, thus saving 10
the people. ia interest alone, more than
eighteen millions OF dollars annually; aud
until such system OF banks shall be ubol-
ished, We demund that the shares Of such
banks in Indiana shall be subject 10 the
same taxation, State aud municipal, us
other property of the State.
4. That the bonds aud other securities
of the United States, with every other de-
scription OF properly, should bear its
equal proportion of taxalion Tor the State,
county aud municipal purposes; aud to
that end the bonds aud other securities of
the United States ought to be taxed by
Congress for national purposes in an
amount substantially equal to the tax i'm.
posed on property ia the several States
for local purposes.
3. That we aie in favor Of the payment
Of Government bonds IA treasury notes,
commonly called "greehbacks" Except
where expressly made payable Ia gold by
law,) ut the earliest practicable period.
q, That the unjust aud iniquilous tariff
laws now in force ought to bo repealed,
and u tariff adopted looking to the revenue
only.
z. That the monstrous extravsgance Of
the Republican leaders in the admins.
tration of the government, ut all times
aud In all places, has been proiligste to
an extent unexampled in history; aud
for the huudreds Of millions OF dollars
expended by them since the termination
Of the war, they have nothing 10 show
save severed States, military despotism,
oppressive laws, usurped power, aud a
mutilated constitution. The burden OF
taxatiou, too greyious to be borne, demands
thoir removal from all places OF trust, aud
thorough course Of retrenchmest aud re.
form.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-01-24

| nevur zee aun, body yit but What die.
pissed bed buggs. They are the meanest
of awl crawling, creeping, hoping and
biting ihings.
Thay dassont tackle man by dsylite,
but steal in after dark aud ehaw him while
he liz asleep.
A musketo will fie you IN broad daliis
at short range, aud give you chance Ia
knock ia his sides. The nca iz a game
bugg, aud will make dash at yew even
in Broadway; but the bed bugg ia gal-
roier. who waits til you strip, aud then
picks out u meler spot to eat yew.
Ii | wuz eysur in the habit of swearing.
l shouldn't hesitate to dam u bed bugg
rite 70 his face.
Bed buggs are uncommon smart in
small way ono pare NV them will stock .
mallrass ~ lev weeks with buggs ehutf 10
last small family a whole year.
Ii don't do emmy good 10 pray when
bed buggs are in the season; the only
way TO get rid Of 'em il TO bill. up the
whole bed IN aquaioriis, aud tLen heI,e IL
ava aud buy new one.
Bed bugs, when they hev grown swl
they iulend ia. are about tho siEe of n
bleo jas eye, aud hey brown complex
shun. aud when they start out to Pairoie
are about as thin as grease spot, bat
when lboy get thro' garro,ing are swelled
up like II bitSter lt takes them three dAi.
to get the swelling uwl out oy them.
II bed buggs hev emmy destiny to fullhl
il must be- their stummuks; but it seems
tu me they must hey been maid by axsi.
dent, same AZ sliyyurs lu stick intu soiDe-
body.
Ii they wuz got up for some wise pur-
pose, they uust hey tuken the wrong
shuie, for Ihare can't he euny wisdom ia
chawing man awl bite long, aud raising
a family to ioller the snme trade.
II thsfe is cuny wisdom IN swl this, |
hope the buggs wall chaw them folks ss
eau see il, aud leave me alone, because |
am one vi the heretcks.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-01-24

The author Of "Pioneiheus in Allan
It's" makes the following ofier, which IL 10
to bc hoped sunc one will accept:
"To any pablisher. OF other person.
who will pay uc removable and proper
price for them, Will send series II
uathe maiicnl demonstrations proving that
Newton's theory Of the motions of the
heavenly bodies ls ialse, that the CopernI.
can system is ouiy nrpsiently tue, aud
that another aud new sysicm II isubsvlu,eiy
true"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-01-24

'Tis IN excellent world that We live in,
To lebd. 10 sreud, or 10 give IA;
But 10 borrow, cr big, or gei mans own,
'Tis just the wont world that ever wss
known.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-04-23
WATCHES FOR EVERYBODY

A SUPERB STOCK OF FINE GOLD AND
SILVER WATCHES, ALL WARRANT
ED TO RUN, AND THOROUGHLY
REGULATED, AT THE Low PRICE
OF $40 EACH, AND SATISFACTION
GUARANTEED.
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They will not bend or break like the Single
Spring, but will preserve their. perfect and
graceful shape when three or four ordinary
Skirts will have been thrown aside "a useless
The Hoops are covered with double and twist
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The wonderful fexibility and great COM
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ny B o O z s
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All bells sold at the above prices,
WARRANTED against breakage by
fair ringing, for TWELVE MONTHS
from time Of purchasing. Should one
fail, a new one will be given, by re
turning the broken one.
In case a Bell breaks after the ex-
piration Of the Warrantee, l allow
HALF PRIcE for the old metal.
Bronze BELLS always u hand If
parties prefer, and at lower prices
than can be found elsewhere.
Town AND CHURCH CLOCKS supplied
on the most reasonable terms.
Send for circular to the manufac-
turer, JOHN B. ROBINSON,
SO Dey Street, New York.
June 7, Sc.
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Inc ABOVE stock viii be disposed OIL on tne
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without regard TO value.
WRIGHT, BIO. & Co, ISL Broadway, New
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above magnificent stock. Certificates, naming
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articles named in their certificates, upon pay
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81 900 or one worth less. The return of any
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A single certificate will be sent by mail,
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The Place Yen are Locking for!
THE Lower saw MILL
March 90, 1865.

rI,HE Proprietors of the LOWER SAW
Il MILL, in White C.oai, take pleasure In
announcing to the public That they have placed
their Mill in complete repair, with the best
machinery, for the season of 1867, and that
they will resume operations at once, and con-
tinue until the close of the season. Their men
are all psactical and experienced workmen,
Who understand the wants of the public, and
will spare no. sforts to meet those wants.
Building, Fensing, aud every other description
Of Lumber, win always be kept on hand. or
promptly sawed to order, and disposed of at
the lowest market rates Our Mill Is noted
for turning out The, s,noothest Lumber of any
-. 8 'n TAYLOR s oRToNS.
White Cloud, Fcb. %, 1861
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