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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-07
guSREauEG.
Franklin Insurance Company,
an srrrYy.K,x YS0r,
W., ,OOOs
DirAntorI.
OF WHEELING:

tAoVtSVSa
DtrectoFt
SSAnL q MoCLlLLAN, GEORGE MKNDn.
F. 2 y y. 46SSssi 4E6SS1Sssiunn. !; yxsg1.
LoUm Q, BFIPEL,
This company how having bean orRaniSed
nve yearS, and In that time done suoooaS.
ful business, u still prepared 70 take FiSkH Rt
tnir rates on ButldinR Of all kinds, MefchAn.
disc, Manufacturing EtAbllshmentA Fur.
niture, steam Boats and caFHoeB on the WeS-
tern RlveH and Lakes. This company Of
fem superior inducements 70 Farmer, Where-
by they can be insured on DWelllngA Fur
nlture, Barn1, and contents for . or 6y6arS Of
reduced rates. This being State company
LARaEBT CASH CAPITAL
paid In, and surplus Of any company In the
StAte; and composed OF some nlnety'f four
stockholders, most OF whom are among our
peSt business men, recommends itbelf 70 the
favorable consideration OF tho ingurinE
public and RollcitA their patronage. Apple
cations for insurance will DO promptly attain
ded 70 at their once, No. q Monroe street. or
q their several agencies throughout the
State.
O. N. COEN, Bec'y.
h. q. DI0I1 A@ftBoc'y,
AAM'L MCMILLAN, pfoEid0nt
abo. MENpEL, Vlcs President
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-07
River and weather.

PITrRURaH, August 0.
Monongahela 8 feet 8 inches, falling,
Weather cloudy and cool, Thermome
ter 67s.
CINCINNATI, August Q.
Weather clear. Thermometer 74'.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-07

Difficulty Between the Sublime Porte
and the VIcerOy OF Egypt TO be
AmtcAbIY Settled.
PARIS, Aug. 6.
The Emperor and Empress 20 tC
Chalons Tomorrow, where they remain
until the 3lst inst. The Empress will
consumela bout three months in her trir
through Turkey and Egypt. Marshal
Nell was quite Ill yesterday.
A duel was fought between Paul
Cassagnac and Gustave Tlawrens. The
latter received four wounds, one oi
them serious one.
The difficulties between the Sultan
and Viceroy Of Egypt, are In a fair way
OF settlement. Nearly all the represen.
tatives OF powers at Constantinople
urged the Sublime Porte 10 a course Of
concilllatlon and moderation.
SPAIN.
The CArIIst Movement Virtually
Abandoned.
MADRID, August 6.
Nearly all the Carlist bands have
dissolved and disappeared. The Car.
lists are discouraged, and the move.
ment Is considered as dead,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-07
9Ev Suuas.
JOHN RQEMER,
Nos. 81 and sS, Main st.,
CENTRE WHEELING.

TT GIVES NE PLEASURE TO INFORM
my friends and the public In general tha al
nave In store and am daily receiving large
additions 10 my stock OF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-07
FRANCE.

Movements Of the Emperor and
EuGenle"Duel between two
Prominent Men.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-01-08

GREAT BRITAIN is after new colony. An
Australian a company hps bought rights in the
rejee Islands, and 1,00o'emigrants have set.
tied, built houses, and Begun to cultivate
crops. The natives disapprove Of these pro.
ceedings, and have attacked the settlement
killing tho oolonists wherever .hoy can reach
them.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-01-08

re- . = =
tone Of Oh ovoning bell. Another tone re,
sponds. A third is heard. Tho Ivan towor
on tho height of tho Kremliu utters his tre.
mendous voice, like tho voioo Of many wa.
ters. And all the churches aud towers over
tho whole city, fou- hundred bells, aud moro,
in concert, in harmony, "with notes almost
divine" lift up thoir voices in an authem OF
praise, such az never thought to hear Will,
mortal ears, wavcs Of melody, an ocean Of
music, doop, rolling, heaviug, changing, swell
ing, sinking, rising, sounding, overwhelming
exalting. I had heard tho great organs Of
Europe, but they were tamo aud triaing com.
pared with this. The anthem Of Nature at
Niagara is familiar to my ear, but its thunder
is ono great mohotons. Tho music of Mos.
cows bells is above and beyond them all. II
is the voice Of tho people. Ituttors the emo.
tious Of millions Of loving, boating, longing
hcarss, not enlightened, perhaps, like yours,
but all crying out to tho Great Father, in
these SOLEMN aud inspiring tones, as if these
tongues had voices 10 cry Holy, Holy,
Holy, Lord God Almighty, Heaven aud Earth
arc full Of Thy glory"
Neu York Obscrver.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-01-08
Tas World MY IDOL.
pr YRaDnRto n. MARVIN.

n Il \ ttls -
This world to me Is fsir. I love II woll,
Each day. as In tho days Of yoro,
Bind it nearer to my heart, and say,
"Oh, leave mo not; l thoo adore"
mourn the hours which, flying, lessen Amo-
Tho time for my iiolatry; ~
And, as they go, firmer clasp the world,
Aud dread the dark futurity.
AZ eve, o Voice' Divine doth reach mine ear:
"This oanuot, shall not always be;
Cast, then, the image from thy fond ombraoe.
And love supremely mono but Mo-"
That Voice Celestial comes to mo each night;
But, still unmoy'd, heed it not:
Tho while It shakes my soul but, ore tho morr
It's hallow'd counsel is forgot.
And thus, through days ana years, hurry on,
Like ono who runs 10 reach goal
Tho wsHd my idol, and Ahe only God
no Nhom conseorate my soul.
Oh, sin.forstving One! hear Thou my prayer
My prayer, unworthy though II bo;
"Tear theillu&vo idol from NY Breast
That I nay love and worship Thee."
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-01-08
TEIE II
Merchants Protective Union
MERCANTILE REFERENCE REGISTER

NI!E MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE UN.
Il ION, organized to promote and protect
trade, by, enabling its subscribers to attain IA.
cility and safety In tho granting Of credits, and
tho recovery of claims ut oil points, have 70
publish in ono large quarto volume:
TnE NlERCHANTs' PRoTEcTIyE UNION Msn.
CAMILLE KEFERENCE REGISTER, ontnning among
otos things. the Names, Nature of Business
Amount Of Capital, Financial Standing, and
"nd Rating as to Credit, of over 1000 Of tho
principal merchants, traders, bonkors, manu-,
factnrere and public companies in more than
$4,000 Of tho cities, towns, villages, and SETTLE
ments throughout tho United Statcs, their ter.
ritorics, and tho British Provinces Of North
America; and embracing tho most important
information attain"ble and necessary to enable
the merchant to ascertain Mt glance the cnpi.
tai, character, and degree Of credit cf suoh of
his customers ns are deemed worthy of any gra-
dntion of credit, comprising. also, q Newspapers
Directory, containing the title. character, price,
and placc of publication, with full particulars
relative 70 each joarnal, boing complete guide
States.
Tbcrcports and information will be confined.
to those deemed worthy of some limo Of credit
and MS tho same will be based, 80 for as praoti-
cable, upon tho written statements Of the pnrties
themselves, revised and corrected by VIGIL known
and reliatlc legal correspondence, whose CHAR
acter will prove guarantee Of tho correctness
OF the information furnished by them, it 10
believed that tho reports will prove moro truth
tul and complete, and, therefore, superior to.
and OF much grcator value, than any previously
issued
BY aid of the "Mercantile Reference Regis.
ter" business men will bo enabled to ascertain.
Mt glance, tho capital and graiation Of credit.
as compared with financial worth, of nearly
every merchant, manufacturers, trader, and
banker, within tho above named territorial
limits.
On or about the first Of caoh month. anbsoYi.
bers will also receive the "Monthly Chronicle. ;,
containing. among other things, q record or
such important changes in tho name and condi.
ton of firms, throughout the country. as NAV
occur subsequent to tho publication Of caok
halfyearly volume Of the Mercantile Rofors
eucc Register" siiSs,
Price Of The Merchants Union Mercantile
Reference Register" fifty dollars, $3.50, ifnr
which it will DO forwarded to any address in
the United Statos, transportation paid.
Holders of five $40 shares Of the Ca,,;tni
Stock, in addition to participating III the profits.
VIII receive one copy of the Mercantile Refer
ence Register" free Of charge; holders Of ten
shares will be entitled to two oopies: and no
more than ten shares Of the Capital Stock will
DO allotted to any ono applicant.
All remttances, orders. or communications.
reiatv9 to the book should be fessed To Ana
MlERcIANTs' ~ PROTECTIVE UNION. 'io IN
inc inc american Exchange Bank Buildinr. No.
i2S Broadway. (Box 25G6,) New York. % ''
AuSust 28, 1868 48 "
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-01-08
BUSINESS
Directory for Piokens County.

J.tdge Of Probate CouH-I. n. pbilnot.
CaerE M Of Probate Court---J. II. IIagood.
CIerk Of Court-R. A. Bowen.
SheriG--Joab Mauldin.
iSchoot Con,mtssioner--D. f. Bradley.
County Commissioners--L. N. Robins. Cbo;r
man; Il; II. Ilolcombe and John w. Singleton.
missioners. - o'u"'S oon''
=. Q; Folger, County Constable. p
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-01-08
LAND AGENCY.

SEhsONs frequently como rom ha,o,. ...si Z.
~. ,ouy Land, and return Without purnhas;, 80 J,
sS not SkaaSwing who has foreale Person. bavisg.
viii aa ave vs sS.o, sSs viii rspor. taesa ssa
co@missiOn a Of f@ ~, sss,ssanSs naat their
80 Rsy. p lIOLDER !. &:
October S,.lses ''""''' ~.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-01-08
THE NEW YORK OBSERVER .--

. now Publishing New serfal Story.
umo, entitled '' ' 'oNs ''A'
MIR. Browning'saasarlsa,
Al Meo Subscribers wiu oct Tie slosv t,,,..
plete. ~ IVY '''0'S U''s "U''s''
We send GRovEs & BAKxu'a HSs5 so-.,.. :,
eiaoh'ne for as Now Subscribers.
In order to introduce the OBSERVER 70 naxv
.eouers .t m and new orioles Of influence, We make
the following liberal offers for
NEW SUBSCRIBERS
we will send the Observer for one veor n
2 Subscribers one ordoM being ne,o. for 90 90
Mree or all for $il N,
or, to any person sending US foe or moro
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mission on each" SS''''
as,~ Send by Drqn, CHECK, or Fo.so6,o.
s+n,pic Copies and Circulars seng
Terms. $3.50 a year, in advance.
SIDNEY z. MORSE, JR.. & o..
~ ,ooo ~ Park Row, New York.
Dec. 2, 1868 0
THE STATE Of SOUTH OARoLTNAs''
Picke'ls-En Equity.
Samuel Knox pm
:;ieir. Of f, T. P. Knox. wi'' parp''sa, e. :
obedience to tho decree of tho Coprt of r..
a :ulty, made in this cause at June Term. 1894.
notice Is hereby given to the heirsat.la,yY Yof -
Anarew +. Knox, deceased, requiring and en-
snd sne% Il ana ,ha each @ and
trict and State aforesaid. within "year rug onG rs.
day. from the date hereof. to idestifv tSSm. ~"
serves as hoirs Mt law of the said Andran,o =
ta, tknox. deceased and farthor to oiaim she f,ni
Estoaes HEsioasng ~ e them arising from sole Of Real
and sare~er ..s nro1 onsse on pain Of being barred
any fnrther deoree to be mdis ihsissfs oa nohS y
con,. oa R0BT; A: TIIBSYpsso,lN. Nogs o'E.r,n
.e.o"e :. = ... y, 1YsIA 'ss i.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-01-08

A oIrIzFN Of Burlington, Vermont, has
invented olook that runs by electricity, and
never requires inding. It has only three
wheels, no weights or springs and ,t is claim.
Cd thatitihas little friction, is not affected by
heat, cold, dampnoss or jarring. 4 single
ciook and battery can be conneoted with anv
! number of diab and indicators, ID The sa,no
building, Or even along the whole line OF a
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-01-08

THs yield Of wheat in Britain this year is
reckoned at $4,000, 900 quarters, or 12O, ,OOO,.
200 Of bushels, being 4s,O0O.00O bushels in
excess Of last year. The price is steadily dc.
olining'as the excellence Of the harvest yiold
is becoming moro fully ascortaincd. 'es.z
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-01-08

Railroads, as follows: - -
Leave Columbia, 700 a m
,p Leave Alston, 84Oan =
Loass Nowberry. 1910 Am
Arrive at Abbovillc, 3 90 pm I
!. Arrive at Anderson, 42Onm
7 Arrive at Greenville, 6 6OOnm
Leave Greonville 45n m
| leave Anderson, O25am
Leave Abbevillo, 500 a m
Leave Newberry, I236nha
Leave Aiston' Is M
Arrive ut Columbia, S45nm
Trains on the Blue Ridge Railroad viii also
run 1 daily, Sundays excepted. connecting with
Columbia Railroad, as follows, -,
Leave Anderson ut tSG NM
Leave Pendleton at & 40 = -,
Arrive at Walhnlla at 73Onm
Leave Walhalla at 33Osm
Leave Pcndleton at $40 m
Arrive at Anderson nt 62Oam
The train will return from Belton to Anderson
on Monday and Friday mornings.
JAMES .. MEREDITH,
General Superintendent.
Aug. 8. 1868 Al II
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-01-08
|hange Of Schedule on GreenvlIIo
= and Columbia Railroad,

sEAN and after Wednesday, the 10Th inst. the
" Passenger trains will run daily, Sundays
excepted, connecting with Night TrSia on South
Carolina and Charlotte and South Carolina
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-01-08

support of pastor. though, as said, but a
small part Of the congregation were present.
They will easily raise the whole, if they 20 on
with the same spirit.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-06-03

A TERRIBLE MURDER.-R"ven"e
was the Motive which prompted john
Dorsey to the murder Of his Vile at VII
liamsburg, Mass., on Saturday mig Sht'-
lie had become so abusive ani threat
euine that she was compelled to secure
his detention in the house of correction,
for which he declared he would take her
lille. A little while after, Mrs. Dorsey
went to the Jail and requested his re-
lease, aud was once more set at large.
Then, borrowing some money tion Ills
daughter, he started home, bent on
carving his threat Into execution. His
daughter suspecting that he meant '"ls
chief, followed him, Saw him take the
Cars at Florence, and managed to reach
her mother a little before he did. As
mother and daughter were preparing to
.ay together, Dorsey met Them near the
door. aud without a word OF warning,
truck his wife down with club hearty
five feet long. After beating heI over
the head until she was quite dead, and
mutilating the remains, he dragged hel
into the house, drank liquor until he be
came dead drunk, and laid down besld'
the corpse. Meantime the dauahte'
alarmed the neighbors, and Dorsey wa
arrested aud taken to Northampton: A
eoroner's inquest on Mrs. Dorsey S re
ro,;rs rendered the obvious verdict
In Dorsey's pocket, when arrested, wa
found S54, ..hich he had taken from
his murdered wife's person de wa
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-06-03
Advantages of the Piedmont.

II is confined 10 Life Insurance only, and
oes not mix with the uncertainty OF DINER
uslness. ''-
The rights of policy holders are clearly de;
fined On its policies as PART OF LIE
CONTRACT, and not left TO OUTSIDE
PROMISES Of Agents. -.
II has no useless restrictions on residence
or travel fully provides for the non. forfeiture
of lis policies and places all on fair equality
as 10 occupation. -" :,
1t has declared a dividend to its policy hold.
ers The first Eighteen months OF 40 per cent.
The late war taught many the heavy pen
ally Of beirg separated from the Home Othce
by The Companies forfeiting what had been
paid and and refusing 10 reinstate the pohcles
"The PIEDMONT" provides against this
IN HER POLICIES, and all who may, by
any mishap or revolution. be separated from
the Office the right TO reinstate policies
within one year after intervening cause is re,
moved. or TO be ENTITLED To SAME
RIGHTS AS To NON.FORFEITURE.
AS THOUGH THE HINDERlNG CAUSE
had never existed, at the option oil the IN
sured, so that no contingency can take from
her POLICY HOLDERS their just rights.
THIS Is DONE BY NO OTHER CUM
pANY. a. 80.
II has paid all its losses promptly, without
waiting for the NINETY days grace and
has never contested claim. -. a... Ia
Parties contemplating insuring, are request.
ed 10 examine our policies and compare rhem
with other companies bel ore insuring. %,
The COMPANY has determined 10 estab'
lish BRANCH OFFICE in SOUTH CAk-
OLINA with President and Directors select
ed from Policy Holders Of this State, which
will give you all the advantages oi HOME
INSTITUTION as all the Premiums re-
ce;ved. will be left here and invested in your
The PIEDMONT" issues Policies en- the
Ordinary Life, Ten Annual Payment, Five
Annual Payment. Single Payment, Endow'
ment, Joint Life. Children's Endowment,
Return Premium, or any Table used by other
w. CLYBURN, Agent.
Camden, s. C.
]. R. STEGER, Gen'l Canvassing Agent.
May l3. ..... ... 81"
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LIST OF LETTERS

lIlS VIZ ~ i1iNN'
REMAINING in the Pos, Otirc at
Camden, 5. c., Ju"c /, 1869
A-.Ancrun, Daniel; Allen, Ben
B-Beckham, Sarah; ackwcll, Ma
tilda; Barrett, Wesley; Burkrtt, w. I
Brown. VIM; Bobo, Mark e.; Barnes,
Martha.
C-Covington. Jas. W; Cliburn,
Miss Mary; Collins, Augustus; (2)
CIcmmaus, Miss Ilannah; Cain, W.
liam.
Dolby, Edmun); (cOlOrcd) Do'y'
Fla' der.
E-E"ans. Emma.
F-ford, Mis- Rcbe. ca.
G-GodIard, George II; Green,
William.
II-Ilays, James; IIOnSh, Mr.. E'iz
aberh.
j .hn>on, J K.
K-Xry, Miss Lortie; Kelley, Wiley.
M-Mclwa'n. J. D.; MoR'4y, Nil"
Eliza MlckI", G. +.
2-purchcr. J. Sroncy; Powc's, Mrs
+. NJ; Perry, Cyrus,
S-Scamans, Mrs. G. s.; Saul, DR..
q. w ; Savage John T.; Smith ID. Il.
T-Tac William; Talbert Miss Ar
minta; T"mmrr + p
W-Wc>t Miss Rosa; Wil'cford Jrs.
sic F.; VII ans S. g.; Warren II. l.;
Wcathcr>bcc Levi; We c. iss Aa'y.
Y-Yunng Miss VI. +.
ag~ Persons callin. for the ab"v' lct
tcrs vii please say they arc advertised.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-06-03

THE citizens OF Kcr>haw County will
assemble in the Court House in Cam
den on M"muay, 7th of June, rr"x. t"
receive the report oIthe delegates aP'
p,iutcd at a former meeting. TO the re
cent Convention in Columbia, aud I"
f,rm an Agricultural, ll"r';cuF'u'al a"'!
Ncchaniral ruutS Society.
WM u SHANNON.
May ti. 'h"ir;na'
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-06-03

of the Government to lessen in the re-
spect of nations abroad. The sccnc'
the other day, between Senator Sum
ner and Dent, the Presidents ushcr'
was most unfortunate. Had 1t oeen
possible, a report it would not have
appeared in our columns. But, uh'or'
tunate and humiliating as it was, 1t was
important as affording an index OF the
manner in which business Is TRANSACTED
at the White House. As MIR. Sumner
said, General Grant should remember
tba, the executive mansion is not mil
itary camp, and that we are living in a
state of peace, not in a state et war and,
furthermore, that when gentlemen call
at the White House on official business.
they are eutitlcd to be treated with the
respect due an American citizen IN his
own household, and not with petty in
solencc and churlish vulearity.
In another article on the same suhJ"c',
<hc HcrnhIsays it easy enough t" say
that Grant is failure. but asks are the
iacts such that men must say II at'cr
deliberate thought? 1t admits he Is not
what the pcnpIe thought him; that ne
DIES not realize the generous national
expectation. But it asks is /. not pos
sible the people, in thcr enthusiasm.
placed him at height that n" man
would seem to fit when lookcdssa in So
her momcuts? 1t says it is common
fault of the world that exaggc'atcs It's
heroes and then contemns them that
they do not conre to the false measure.
1t asks:
:sBut what did the country expect
Of Graut :? 1t expected broadly the ad'
niuistration of the Government on new
principles. 1t is expcc:el a revers'on
10 tho primitive system-that is rcvo-
luton against the ufiie-hoIders. against
a sort of political and official oligarchy,
that in an Immunity of fifty years had
come to look upon the Government pa
tronage as exclusively its own. If we
consider only this point fairly VIC shall
see that Hercules had but little to do
by comparison with what we expected d
cf cur straightforward soldier. x :"
We expected too much. But then it
mrst be asscntcd that we have ct much
less than we might even reasonably have
looked for. We have got nothing, and
here it is that absolute failure is obvious
Grant was relied upon by all, because in
his whole career lie had seemed man
of common sense, common honesty aud
resolute purpose. But his rcsoIute pnr-
pose has become puerile vacillat'on his
esmmen sense is ncpotisW, or we ST.;
and common sense is The quality Of all
Qualities that the ADMINISTRATION Is most
Withuut." lulNmLm %Rh'r.
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SOUTH CAROLINA
State Agricultural and Me-
Chanical Magazine.

.(OHciul Organ ofMe South Carolina
State Ayrlculuraland Mechanical
Society,"
At an early date, the subscribers will
publish the first number of Monthly
Magazine, devoted to the development
of the material interests of this State,
and the whole South and will distrib-
ute five thousand copies gratuitously,
so that every one may see what it is'
before subscribing. They intend to
make it the best and bandsomest indus
trial magazine ever published at the
South, and they ask the cordial CO.
operation of every good citizen in this
enterprise, which must rebound to the
public warfare.
Persons wishing copies of the first
number, will please send their address
WALKER, EVANS & CoGsWELL,
Charleston, S. C.
May 13. u.
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The .,tatc Of E,0ut!l ,arolIna.
KERSHAW COUNTY.
By J,mcs +. !Suhrri'nd. j. r.

By Jumc< f. !Nuhrrh"d. d. p
WHERE AS. NJ Sarah y. G Ice
w made suit - me. tu grant her
Letters Of Administration OF the Estnte
and efFe is ui Brnwcll Stiart, deed.
THESE arc therefore to cite aud adj
,nonish all and singular the ki' drcd
Il. d Creditors Of the laid b Stuart,
deceased, that they be an:! appear, be.
fare me. in tie Court of Pr batc IN be
held at Camden on the l2ih day Jun"
next, after publication hereof, at IL
o'cluck in the forenoon, t" sh'w cause
of any they have. why the said Admin
isrrarion Should not be granted.
Gircr under my baud this 18th
day of May, Ann" D"mini, 1869.
j. + SUTHERLAND, j i.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-06-03
ihc State of South Carolina,
IN TILE CIRCUIT COURT.
KERSHAW-In Equity.

j. illlam f. Jubnson aud others. Prcsi-
dent aud Directors OF the Bank of
Camden S. &, rs. the Bank If Cam
s. e.. and others.
Bill for Directions, Injunction dnd
Rcinc
IN pursuance Of a decrctal order enter
I'd in this causr, creditors Of the Bank
Of Camden, s. G, are required to pre-
sent statements Of their claims, dcsig.
mating the number of the bills or
notes of each denomination, forming
any p rt thereof, at the Banking House
in Camden. s. G. on or before the lst
= IT :mbcr next. aud are enjoincd fr"m
commencing or fur th"r prosecuting any
suits against the SAID corporation with
ont the special leave of said Court.
&. SILVER, Clerk Of the Circuit
Court for Kershow County, S. c.
May 20. 3m