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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-12-02

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EARLY 1LARRLAGES IN JACKSON
COUETY---1S44.


Jesse Whitman and Susan Martin Nov. "A, by
William Barlow and Lucinda Burns, Nov. Il,
by Geo. W. Hale J,P
Evan Owens and Mary Davis, Nov. 26, by
David Williams, Minister. .'.t
Job Foster and Rematha Hush Nov, 28, by
Joseph 8. Spriggs, Minister.
David Rldgway and Miriam Stephenson, Nov.
27, BY Geo. W. Hale, g. z. % -l-'
William. Clark and Tabitha Swepston, Dec.
5, by Jeremiah Redfearn, j. p.
Nathan lei X Merritt and Mary ikekleberry,
Dec. 5, by Z. Yeager, j. z.
Charles L. Cassidy and Adell Montgomery,
Dec. Is, by Isaac Brown, Minister
Manson X. Anthony and Mary L. RgdOn,
Dec. IL by Jacob Anthony.
James Mccartney and Rachel ]. Barton, Dec
IL. by Isaiah n Ford, Minister.
Charles Hopson and Catharine Cozad, Dce.l5
by Henry Cozad, J!P. ~ "'g1g
Harvey RadabOugh aud Francina johnson
Dec. 20, by Samuel Carrlck, j. p. hrHlnc
William Gillespie and Sarah Holmes, Dec
10 by James NJ. Cole j. 2.
David MOrganS aud Jane Jones. Dec. ~, b,
Robert Williams, Minister.
Edward Richardson and Mary Blair, Dec. 20
by Abraham CarIllch, Minister.
Henson Hunt and Elizabeth Flowers Dec. ~
by Felix Ellison, Minisler El.
David Dill and Frances Rash, Dec. 29 b,
Solomon Redfearn, ]. Z.
Samuel Foster and Harriet Dempsey, Dec, y
by Thomas w. Leach, j. Z. .ag. 10
Charles TOlbert and Elizabeth Arthur, Dec
&c, by Andrew Faulkner, j. z.
Henry Kelley aud Matilda Fletcher, Dec. 29
by George W. Hale, J. L. gs-5t. "A
IRA d. Sibley and kebecca ]. Guildart, Dec. u
by James RhOads, J. P.
i. Il AL
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agency for this book also, having bought out
Mr.. BroOkins. IL isa good book, and viii sell
fast
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Joseph II. Nickels and Louisa McCraw.
George T. Jpnes-a aRd Frances =. -vaufVssen.
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Seven aceounts filed. ; ef'-A plhtN'
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ASK vOUAr Doctor or Druggist
FOR SWEET QIIlNINE = 1t equals (bitter)
ouinine. M'f'd6y srEARNs, FAER& Co. Chem
ists, New York;
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Political Speculations.

We are not given to political spcc,
nlations. The fact is, we do no, pro.
tess to sec very far in the future. So
many changes are constantly takipr
place, SO nanny would-bc prophets
have been proven false prophets, that
VIC are admonished to much modast,,
IN political predictions. 1t is pleas
ant, however, sometimes, saws the
Columbia Ihtenir, to read and con-
slder the spcculations of others. The
New York World considers the
qucstion-"-1fter tie nert Census
Hhm ?" The World is of the onin-
ION that, during the next ten wears
our politics will turn upon questions
OF hnance, currency and taxation.
and that the influence of the West in
our politics will be predominant. 1t
suggests further, that a new or q re-
stored power will come from the
South. During the next decade the
Hor(d expects to see the South in
the Union, with increased power.
and from a similarity of interests, it
holds that the South will reinforce Il o
West, and that their joint force will
operate as n unit. On the question
OF protective tariff, and those con-
nected with the debt, it argues that
the West and South will act toccth-
er. In fine, the World contends that
Westward and S0uthwards the star
of the empire will take it's way-that
the combined West and South will.
during the next decade, have a con-
trolling majority in Congress. These
words carry cold comfort to New
England; but they are words of cheer
to us of the South, who vet hone
that the day is not far distant when
the south-the oppressed and out
ragged South-shall rc-appcar in the
council halls of the country, in her
former dignity and power and in
the person of her true and genuine
representatives.
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LATEST NEWS.

In West Virginia, Wood and EIa.-
rlson counties, heretofore Republican
have gone Democratic. 1t will re-
quirc Il week 10 determine the result.
At the Lynchburg, Virginia Fair
Grounds, on Saturday, VIM. O. Nc
Orklc, prominent merchant, was
mortally stabbed by Max Sumptcr.
The foundry and machine shops of
Talbot Brothers, in Richmond, Va,
were burned Friday night. Loss
$4,000. Cause, accident.
EX-Presilcmt Jefferson DAVIS has
gone home to Mississippi.
A Republican Official writes from
New York that the Democrats will
carry the State elections on next
Tuesday by smaller majority than
that of last year.
The counsel for Ycrgcr say that
the direct question to be argued now
is the consiitutionality of the section
of the Reconstruction acta which pro-
vides for military tribunals To try
civilians in time of peace, and that a
decision for Icrgcr il almost certain.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1869-11-04

The farmers and planters of the
State will notice with satisfaction
that the proprictors of TIE CHAR
LESION News have made an arrange
-ment with the propritors of the Ru-
raj Carolinian which enables them to
offer to subscribers unusual advanta-
ges. TIE CHARLESTON News is al
ready well known as a wide-awakc
and pushing paper; the Rural Caro-
linian bids fair to be the best opri-
cultural magazine ever published in
the South. What, then, will our
readers say to procuring THE DAILY
News and Rural Carolinian for one
year, So so, or THE TRI-WEEKIY
News and Rural Carolinian one wear
for ~? Can the force of cheapness
further go? Subscriptions at these
rates may be sent to either the pro-
prietors Of the Rural Carolinian or
the proprietors of TIE CuARLEsroS
News.
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The Rail Road Meeting,

Nh auJourncd RaIl ROad meeting
was held at the Court House on Mon
day last. The Chairman resumed
the Chair and explained the object
Uf the meeting. The regular Sccrc-
tary being absent, X. l.. Allison was
appointed pro tem. A number of the
delegates to the Camden Convention
being present made encouraging re-
ports:
On motion Of Evan Rallings, Esq.
the following resolutions were unan-
imously adopted:
Re~Otced, !. That the action of the
Delegates TO the late Rail Road Con-
vcntion At Camden, held the 27th
nit, receives the appreciation of this
meeting and the same is hereby rat
ifcd.
2. That it be submitted to vote
of the people in the several Town
ships of this County whether the sum
of 5000, 900 shall he raised by the
issue of County Bond to be employed
in the building of the Watcrcc and
North Carolina Rail Road.
3. That theyotc be taken by bal O:
and that the same be taken in the
several Townships of this County on
the LIST Saturday in December next,
at the places respectively where the
township officers were elected to be
held by managers appointed by the
chairman of this meeting. Those
voting in favor of the subscription of
$2oo,000 aforesaid, writing upon their
Ballots Rail Road ;" and those op.
posed "no Rail Road"
4. Phat Immediately after the
closing of the Polls in the several
Townships the votes be counted and
the result certified by the Managers
and reported to thc County Commis-
sioners.
5. That number of canvasscrs be
appointed by the chair to canvass
the respective townships, during the
month of November in advocacy of
the Rail Road.
The following resolution offered
by Mr.. VIM. Black, Esq, was adopt
ed:
Resolved, That the chairman of
this meeting appoint committee of
eight, one from each Thownship,
whose duty it shall be to hear prop
ositions, and to consider all matters
appcrtaining to Railroads in this
county to call meetings of the cit.
izens when they deem it advisable,
and submit the result of their delib.
crations to said meetings for action :;
said committee to be presided over
by the chairman Of this meeting, and
TO act in conjunction with the cxccu.
tive committee appointed at the Cam
den Convention.
DIR. S. J.. Strait offered the follow
ing which was unanimously adopted
Resotoed, That it is in the opinion
of this meeting impracticable to en-.
gage in n Rail Road project from
here to Georgetown ut this time, but
that as soon rs Charter shall have
been obtained from Georgetown cia
Bishopville to this place, it will be
our duty, as well rs our interests, TO
engage heartily in the construction
Of said Road, and we will hail with
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PAIN KILLER.

We ask the atrntiou OF tho public to this
long tested aud unrivalcd FAMILY MEDICINE.
IL has been fnvorab'y known for more than
twenty years during which time we have re.
ceyed thousands Of testimonials, showing this
medicine TO be an almost never. falling remedy
for diseases caused by or attendant upon
Sudden Colds, Coughs, Fever and Ague, Head
ache. Bilious Fever, Pains in the Side Back
and I.oins a. well a. in che Joints and Limbs,
Neuralgia and Rheumatic Pain IN any part OF
the system, Too,hache aud Pains in the head
and face. Asa Blood Purifier aud Tonic for
the Stomach. IL seldom fails TO cure Dyspcp.
sis, indigestion, Liver Complaint, Aeid Stomach
Heartburn, Kidney Complaints, Sick Headache,
Piles, Asthma or Phthisic, Ringworms, BOil+,
fc!ons, Whitlows, Old Sores. Swellcd joints,
and General Debility Of the System. IL Is also
prompt aud sure remedy for Cramps and Pain
in the stomach, Painters Cole, Darrhea, Dye
entery, Summer Complaint Cholera Aorbus,
Cholera lnfanium, Scalds, Bu,ns, Sprains,
Bruises, Frost Bites, Chiblains. as well a. the
Stings Of sccts, Scorpion. Cen,ipedes, aud
the Bites OF Poisonous Insects and Venonous
Reptiles. Sec Directions accompanying each
bottle
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FACTS PoR the LATIE,.-In the testimony
before the Commissioner OF Pa,ents, the Wit
nesses, we'll qualified from observation aud ex-
perience, directed his especial attention to the
simplicity of the Wheeler & Wilson Machine,
and its consequent, freedom from wear and need
of repairs.
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The State Fair---RulcS fer Ex-
hibit0rS.
COLUMBIA, :. {. October 81.

N'.st MbiN. =. \ NJCIObcf u.
On my return to this city. | find
awaiting me bundlcg of letters. in
quiring concerning the approaching
fair. Torcply by i,.'cr would be the
work of an amanUcnsis. Hence, i
beg the use of your columns for
short communication.
|. All articles intended for cyhibi
tion will be brought To Columbia
and returned after the fair, by all the
railroads, free Ct' rhorge.
,. All articles should be securely
haggcd, boxed or barrclcd, and ail
stock should be attended bva groom,
or be sufficiently wcIl-brokcn. TO
stand TO tine halter. s--------a -
3. Everything should be plainly
marked, and directed to me ut Col
umbia, and must he in Columbia by
the 9th of November. All produce
can he shipped by ordinary freight
trains, between this and the 9th No.
ycmbcr.
4. Owners of stock should im,nr-
diateiy notify the agents of the rail
roads upon which they ship, from
what dcpots and the number of head
Of stock they intend shipping, that
the required car-room may be fur
nished them. The various stock
trains will run to Columbia on Mon
day, the Sth of November, and own
crs must supcrintend the shipment of
their own stock.
5. For further PARTICULARS, all con
tributors are respectfully referred to
the "Prcmium List" with the reg
ulations attached, recently published
in the Charleston and Columbia pa
pers.
6. The attention of contributors il
especially called to the first clause of
the 4th paragraph of this commani-
cation.
Very respectfully,
ID. WYATT AIKEN,
Secretary State Agricultural and Ne
chanical Society.
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In Bankruptov.

In The District CoWfo of The Uailed States
for Gs District Of Souih Carolina.
Er parte John ID. Wylie, Assignoo y In Re
f. ID. Green Bankrupt Petition FOR Sale
NOTICE is hereby given 10 all the cred.
" iiors Of the aforesaid Bankrupt to es-
tablish their lines before w. l. Ciawson,
Esq, at Yorkville, =. c., within four weeks
from the date Of this publication, or be de.
barred from all benefit Of the decree for
distribution to be msda in this Estate. -
And that said creditors show cause. ifany
theV can, why the prayer OF the Petitioner
should not be granted.
by order of Geo y. Bryap, U. s. Judge
District Of South Carolina.
OiiN ID WYiIE, Assignee.
Nov. 3, 1869 81.
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delight the completion of the same.
On motion of Mr.. Black it was
then resolved that the chairman ap-
point the times and places for the
canvassers to meet the people.
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The Markets.

CHAELEaToN, October 80, 1869.
CoTToN.-Thc market opened ir-
rcgulr, prices in some sales showing
n variation of au hW t. u lb, but a
ter receipts Of dispatches became
iirmer and more settled. Sales about
600 bales. We quote:
Middling g........... 25 a
Strict Middling ...... 25l@-
NEW YORK, October 30.
Cotton a shade firmcr; sales $500
bales At 26bc, closing quiet.
LIVERPOOL, October 30.
Cotton closed buoyant uplands
l20l2l; sales 10000 bales.
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10 Our Subscribers.

O''r subscribers ,cW bear IN mi,3
W" t" f""e$ moncy 10 cGrry oa q
-Ne'$pdper, and ,ce earnestly hope
Mat they 'ciW conse for,cora and set
Tie hcr subscriptions at once,
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In Bankruptoy.

In the matter 0f George Il. Wade and Jno
Rives Wade, Baakrupts-Pet.t.on TO
Establish I i-n and Tor sale.
NOTICE is hrreby given 20 Al creditor.
~ holding liens NJ on the Estate oi
George I. Wade and Joha RiVes Wade,
Bnnkrupts, that they are required to
prove the same before w. |. Ciawson,
Esq, Register ia Bankruptcy, nt his Office
in Yorkville, South Carolina within thirty
days from this date, or be forever barred
from all bered: Of the decree for the distri-
button Of the assets 20 be made in this case
By order OF Che Hon. Geo. 3. Bryan,
Judge of said Court.
b. J. WlTnEkSOON, Assignee
Nov 3, 1869. St
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Equity Sale.

L. III. Clybun, Clerk, } Bill for Fore
W. closure.
j, III. w. Stevens, ct al.
NOTICE is hereby given that under
~ an order from His Honor. VIM.
Nj. Thomas, Judge of the 9th Judicial
Circuit, obtained June 9th, 1869, will
sell at Lancaster Court House on tho
First Monday az Decenber, nert.
all that piece, parcel, or tract of land
situate i'll Lancaster County on the West
side of the public road, on the waters of
Cane and Waxhaw Greeks, containing
8544 ACRES.
bounded by lands of ITasseltine e. Chafec,
Mrs. Mary Massey, j. 5. Cureton, Jas.
III. w. Stevens, and the public road to
Charlotte, n. c., described in the plead
ings in this case.
This is the best Cotton land I'm
Lancaster County.
TERMS OF SALE-Onc half cash.
the balance on credit of twelve months,
to be secured by the bond or note of the
purchaser, bearing interest from date,
the title deeds to be executed by the
Clerk but not delivered until all of the
purchase money shall have been paid
and if not paid when due the Clerk shall
proceed to resell the said mortgage prem
iscs after duly advertising the same ut
tho risk OF the first purchaser rus c,lsri.
Purchaser to- Pny for Revenue Stamps
and Papers.
Fl. III. CLYBURN, Crk.
Clerks Office, Lancaster {. H., =. c.
November ,, 1869, st
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Dissolution.

INHE Flaw "f fTNYlDR, TCMURRhY
Il i 90 i Dissolved by the death Of
On" at the firm, Jnrura Hood Ihr Notes
and Account, at the i'm are in the hands
Of J. raNinr for c"l 'er'iuu All p-r4nas
rndrh'"d a'r req .r-'ci /" make Immediate
-citcmvut AS tie concern must br clio -cd
NJ. y TAYLOR,
IL MCMUREA AY.
Tie m"r'anG'. bu-iur-- viii be carried
on by TAy'or 4 A,MGrray. WHO nre r"
c"iv,ng l,'." and complete -iuck of ia |
aad " 10, Go"d-. Eich uIli hr sod cheap
for cash. "" are thankful for srt i,y"r.
AID respectfully solicit Il continuance Of the
samc N'rket rrcc "a 1 Tor cotton In lhc
seed or b4'c
TAYLOR & NCMUHEAi.
Nov { 1889 3.
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Hoar is about issuing an opinion
that the salaries OF State judges are
exempt from taxation.
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In Bankruptcy.

m The District Court of The United States
t,~ The District of South Carolina.
EI p"rte WIN. II Green bv next fri.nd
ID w. Br"wn--ln. Re. +. y Green Bant-
rupt-PeiHiom 10 establish q Lien
NOTICE il hereby given to the crsditors
~ "f +. ID Green, Bankrupt, as we'll
those h"liing liens on his Estate. ~ thoss
without liens that they are required to
prove their own demands, and show cause,
II sny thew can, bcioreW. I. Clawson, R-y
l-'"r. at Y"rkvlIl-. on or before the 3O,h Of
No'embor next, why the prayer o. the Pc
hh"'er in the above entitled cause should
not be gran,ed-otherwiss they Will b. de-
priHed the privilege BY order ofthe Court.
JOAN ID. WYLIE,
hsgn-s.
Oct 3S. 1869 At
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ASSiGNEE'S SALE,

HDSlUNEE y NAiIE.
In the District Court Of tue United States for
the District of South Carolina,
In the Mstier)
OF Ia Bankruptcy.
II Hunter.
nG NlltTCRE fan order obtained frou,
ID w. CInAr"n, Esquire. Register in
H'n.rup'cy, vii ell at pub'ic out.cry, at
the residence Of ] K Hunter.
On Monday, 22d Of NoVemJcr
INST ia" real p.orcrty 90 said Bankrupt
c"nH'Slng of ouc tract Of liant,
$50 Acres,
hing on turkey quarter creek in I.ancss,sr
t"mnt', adj "iniug lands Of R,ph-n Briv,,
G""rgr r DInca1, James L. B,ILy and
Nnd, Formerly Owned by M''r. 1TJ..ll,
(n"w b 'loning, W Is Twiny)
TERMS CASH. Purchaser to pay for
paper, aud Stamps.
II. II. DUNCAN.
Assignee Of x. lluntor.
Nv. l. 1853 I'd.
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SOUTH CAROiINA-Lancasf Coupfv
RY u. a. WILLIAMS, Esquire, Judge
ID of the Court of Probate.
WHEREAs,B J. Witherspoon, has applied
TO me for Letters OF Administration on all
and singular the goods and chat,els, right.
aud credits of James Bailey, late Of this
county, deceased.
These are, therefore. to cite and adnon.
ish a!l and singular, the kindred and crsdi.
tors Of the said deceased, to be and appear
before me at our next Probate Court for
the said County, to DO holden a, Lancaster
Court House on the 18th day Of November
next, To show eause, IL any, why the said
Administration should not be granted.
GIVEN under NV hand and seal, this 26lh
day Of October. in the year Of our
Lord 1869, and in the 9IIh year OF
tho independence Of the u. 8. or
America.
d. A. WILLIAMS, J. p. LC.
Oct ~. 1869. --2t
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1869-11-04

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