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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-01-25
SOUTs CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

Nancy Bradheld, AppIicant,Eass
Jus. Bradfeld, ct ul., Detcndant.-
an order from the Ordinary of said
- Dirtrict. l shall proceed to sci, a.
Edseleid G.. House. on. the first Monday in
February next, lands Of the estate of Jur,cs
bradficld, deceased. situated in said District,
on nc waters Of Little Stevens Creek, and
bounding on lands Of Catharine Gains, s.
stevens and others, containing one hun
drcd and thirty acres, more or less, on Il
credit of twelve months. Purchascrto ciyc
pond with good security, and n mortgage of
me premises TO the Ordinary. Cost To Lc
paid in cash. W.. ii MOSS.srn
Jan 10, 1888 A
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WI Miscellaneous.
From the BufafO Commercial .1dr,
ErIn.y MORStSc Ian

FRIDAY MORNING, Jan, 5.
VIM. Lyon Mackenzie arrived in the city
last evening and put up at the American
Holcl. He came it is said, to provide an
asylum for his wife, who has hitherto re-
fused TO leave him. While here, or on his
way up, he was arrested by the u, States
Marshal, on the charge of raising an armed
force in this State, for the invasion of u
country with which We arc at peace
Mcssrs. II. Il. Sherwood, r, s Brown and
p. Dorsheimcr, promptly offered to become
his bail, which was accepted and he was
liberated. The amount of the bail bond
is $4,000.
Upon these circumstances being known,
n large crowd collected, who vented their
enthusiasm by giving repeated shouts for
Mackenzie. Some evil minded persons set
4 rumour afloat that James l.. Barton, Esq.
had entered the complaint, aud procured
the arrest. Thercupon MIR. Barton, who
was very coolly looking out of The window,
was greeted with sundry eroans. More
cheers being demanded for Mackenzie, an
old Dutchman missed, Iie was handed
over the heads Of the crowd for some dis
lance.
DIR. Foote and the Commercial were then
complimented with u repetition of,he honors
awarded to Mr. Barton, for which we cannot
feel sufficiently grateful.
Gen. Burt also received the honors.
Mr.. Tillinghast attempted to speak in
favor Of Mr.. Barton, but could not get Il
hearing.
MIR. Mackenzie being called upon, Geo.
p. Barker, Esq. made Il short speech, as
surfing the crowd Of Mr.. Ms safety, and
tina, he would be!pcrmittcd to return to Ma
Wy Island.
The meeting then dissolved.
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PUBLIC SALE.

NM7ILL heso!d ut Public sale. at ii. Dunton's
Wv on the 10Th day of February nex., for
note and approved security, n Tr.c, of LAND,
heretofore known as L.aborde's pintation. con.
tanning about three hundred acres. fifty Of whicl.
Is prime low grounds. and will prodnccas sqaHll the
MIN. healthy and well waiered. One half of said
plantation is under good fence.
ALSO,
AT the same time and place, RICHARD GARRETT
will o.Icr for sale. on the same terms as above.
from ten 10 fifteen head of Ci77T.E r, two stacks
prime Fodder, two Houses, Corn, and several
stacks Oats.
Jan Il, 1888 cn1
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Executors SAFE.

\ conpiin,.ce with the. diTsfS;niaaaHss 1e,insr6Y
d6sceasci, will he sold at Ills iais Ses iisrs,ofa .,
Ldgefieii District. on "Wednesday the 3Is1 INST.
Il transferable portion Of the personal propcrtv
OF sad deceased, consisting ofFioss. Horses Oh
,!c' Sheep. Household and Kitchen Furniture
lotion Gin and Screw, also Il quantity of Corn
i9dder' Oats, Plantation Tools &c. Terms Of
notes with two approved securities.
The Subscriber also offers for hire. Eo, tho
present year, between fifteen and twenty likely
Negroes. OF various uees. '
MARTHA RAlNSFORD, E.eeufrir.
Jan. 10, 1888 -
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SOUTH CAROLTNA.

EDfEFIEID DISTRICT.
I M1'l Paas ead as 4. Applicant, vs..
an order from the Ordinary Of said
- District, 1 shall proceed TO, sell at
.Edgcfeld c.. House, on ite FIRST Monday in
February next lands of the estate Of
Padget deceased, situate on the waters Of
Clouds Creek, and bounding or iands OF
Charles Warren, Nathan Norris, Samuel
Deem and others, containing three hundred
anu hfty acres, more or less, on a credit OF
twelve months. Purchaser to give bond
and good security, and a mortgage of the
premises TO the Ordinary. Costto be paid
in cash. w. H.MOSS q
January 10 1883. G 10.
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SOUTEE CAROLINA.
EOGEEIELD DLSYTICT

''Tr1,r. :. i cry; Applicant. W.
Io:', Terry ct al, Defendants.
Egg an order from thc Ordinary of s,id Dis
FEE trict, !! shall proceed 10 sci! al, l,dgcficld G..
ii"'i+e on the first HIon,iay i'll February lc,t.
in''''r "i The estate OF Stephen Terry. decreased
situate ~ said District ON the waters of Turkey
IttMN' ana 'o'',ld4n. on lands of I,iclrolas Lowe,
Hollis DuTton. Jam : Terry and ,iL,,.. cn,,,;,u''
ins i've hundred aid thirty acres. more or Iass
on Il credit Of twelve months. Purchaser 10 u;yn
bond with good security, and Il mortnonc nf tho
premises To the Ordinary. Cost to he raid in cash.
Jan 10, 1888 -"
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StrSWe6
Dec %, 1897

A'lNoM -. Johns Parish. Hear Monks Corner
~ on the 1Gth INST. two bay Mares, one a
low; thlck-set animal OIL ht co!ourand a defect in
the left eye the other a red hay, with n small scar
* snip, and a scar ofa recent s~oreihack, each with
u white hind foot. They were seen ON the It,L
INST. on the Monks Corner Road, about twenty
hnIes apoye the Eutnw Spring, making their way
a liberal reward with all reasonable expenses will
he pad tor their delivery to Mrs. Leqncus. ut
Edgeheld Court House, or TO Mr.. David Gail.
lard on the Nelson's ferry Road lust below the
Ea,aw Spring, ST. Johns Parish.
Dec. 26th 1887 40,
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The LowndesviIIc academy,

WAS opened on The first Monday of
w the present month, under the sn-
perintedance of MIR. JOHN N. YOUNG,
where Pupils will be instructed in the
Greek and Roman Languages and all ibe
branches Of English literature, usually
taught in Academies.
MIR. Young is n graduate of Oxford Col
lege. Ohio, though a native Of this District.
The Trustees of the Institution feel them
selves fully authorised to recommend him
as being we'll qualified TO discharge the du-
ties in which he has engaged. lie has not
been long enough from College TO become
rusty in the Languages and part Of tina,
time he has been employed in teaching,
and has given full satisfaction as to his
qualifications. The Trustees also have the
satisfaction to announce TO the public, that
they have engaged Mr.. ABRAHAM GUN
NlNGllAM to teach the lower branches,
and can with propricty recommend him az
a irst rate English Teacher, having tried
MN two years previously.
The general supervision of the School
will devoive upon tho principal Teacher,
MIR. Young, who, together with the Trus-
tees, will use every exertion to manage the
School with that kind of method and disri-
pine which will afford to the Students both
moral aud intellectual advantages.
L~owndesville is situated is miles west of
Abbcvillc village, and near the Double
bridges on Rocky River, on "A high, dry and
sandy ridge. with good water and is per-
fcctly healthy. There being no stasnant
waters, or sluggish streams4or some miles
distant, it is therefore OUT OF the reach of
the noxious ~ctIiuvia which is SO destructive
to health in many other places Two of
the Trustees have prac,iscd p!,ysic formany
years i'll the ncishborhooi. aud can sneak
knowingly of the superior hcalthrulncss of
the place. Lowndcsviilc is moreover stu
atcd about five miles distant from several
valuable mineral springs. which have re-
Gently been purchased by a company who
expect to have preparations in readiness
tor the reception of ~viSilers the ensuing
summers; which will afford Il valuable re-
treat for a few weeks, to any whose cons,i-
tu'Ions may require it. Good boarding can
be had in the village and i'll nci.hborhood,
at quite convenient distances, on rcasona-
bic terms.
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Mr.. Editor,

Mr.. Editor,
You seem to be SO fond of Shin plas,crs
that l have concluded to send you 3dollars
worth, for your Paper. 1 will try to &c,
you some moro. l wish that all your sub
scribcrs would pay you in the same ~favorite
article No Friend TO Shin plasters.
Well! we have no objection to all this,
and would rejoice if all who are indebted
TO us, had the same horror of Shin-plasters
us the. writer Of the above. Do your best
there's no backing out in US; pour in your
Plnstcrs; we wish VIC had millions. There
Is no justice however in the %insiuuation that
VIC prefer them to the old fashioned gold
and saircr, as we arc pledged to give a pre-
mium for the precious metals, when amount
ing to as muh as a dollar. However, it is
i'll vain to talk or write about .thcse things
OF Old" and pour out our tears Of bitter aud
unavnilins regret, because the glory Of the
country has departed. We can't help it,
and must take things us the times have
made them. Shin-plasters are the order
of the day; all Bank notes now can lay
claim to no moro honorable title. The
question is, this sort of money, or no money
at all; and if the course of events, the ext
gcnccs of the times should constitute Cookie
shells the circulating medium, as it is in
Angola and the adjacent country, we would
receive Cookie shells as money. In con-
cluslon. we say to "No Friend TO Shin
plasters " that if he will trouble himself TO
make collections for us, even in Shin-plas-
tcrs, we will, with great pleasure, allow
him Il liberal compensation.
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Steam Boat Erplosions.-Thc Steam
boat Home, arrived at tho landing last eve
mug about nine o'clock, from louisville
She had been at the wharf but a vcry few
minutes, when n boiler burst. and scaldcd
seven one fatally. The sufferers all he
lonScd to the boat four were blown over
board, but recovcrcd.- Cincinnati Ere.
Post.
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NOTICE..

STRAYED From the Stable of the Subscri-
~ Der, on the night of the 29th November last.
n beautiful bay MARE, about fourteen aud Il half
hands high; her right eye is out. though it cannot
be perceived without close examination; no other
mark recollcc;cd. Any information concerning
said Mare will be thankfully received, and will! be
compensated by the Subscriber.
w. Ii. MERINETIIER
Hamburg S. c. Jan la. 1873 ISL
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E&geEseId NsaEc Acaset,,v

iruS'ees OF THIS Academy have the
q pleasure of announcing to The pub,;c H.,
they have engaged the services of Mr.. CIrrrTI
as Principal for the coming year. They have M
hesitation III expressing The confident opinion
from The very higiites.imo,.ials which have been
exhibited. that he is Il gentleman of eminent.
q''aiiiicatiolls and fully entitled 10 the libcinI p.-
tronaGe of the community.
Inc terms OF Tuition are 81 80 CTS. per Omar
ter, for English, and $40 for Classical Scholars
payable in advance.
WHIT. BROOKS,
President Of the Board.
hc ~ 10" tf47
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NSgTsGE.

~ hereby notify those who are still
w IN arrears TO the late firm of Wal
lace d Frazier, that circumstances reouir.
tina they should bring tl:cir business 10 \
speedy close; and they now again rcaues,
nose VINO arc still indebted TO them 10 come
forward and make payment; those W no do
nor 90 so by the 10Th ofFeb. may expect
,Ia' suits VIII be instituted against them
we cannot Srantlonger indulgence.
Il. A. WALLACE.
M. FRAZIER.
Jan. Is 1888 !, 5o
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NOTICE.

LII persons indebted to the late Jo-
"A seph Brnnson deceased. are rcques-
ted TO make immediate payment, an all
persons having demands against the estate
of sa;t deceased are requested 10 present
them duly at;es'ed.
THOS. ERrNSON,i admin.
CALEH. TAELEY.} istrators.
Jan. 4 1884 If an
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
rIa sai n. c Griiis Survivor v5; attachment.
FBNHE Plaintiff having filing his declaration in
IL this case, and the defendant having neither
wife nor attorney known to he in this Suite, Or
dercd, that the said defendant do appear and plead
To the plaintiffs declaration within n year and u
day from The publication thereof, or Judgment
absolute will be awarded against him.
GEO. POPE, c. E r,
Clerks Office, Jan. %, 1887. daa 81
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Nenlzecn Cotton Seed, For Safe.
LNROM four to Eve hundred bushels Of
Il genuine Nankeen Colon Seed can
lie had at one Dollar per bushel by apply
ing to the subscriber mt Mr.. James Bones
JOHN Fl. HUGHES.
jan. 1 1857 &C ~
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The Southern Literary Journol.-Wc
announce the welcome reception of the Jan
uary number of this periodical, revived un.
der The auspices of its new editor. B. Il.
Carroll, Esq. The table of contents promi-
ses quite a repast, and among other articles
we notice the commencement of Chancc!-
!or Fiarpcr's late able address on the sub
Ject OF slavery. We have no, had time vet
to- pcruse the number before us, bur shall
take an early opportunity 10 pay our res
pccts to 1t more formally. Copies are ready
lnr delivery at the store of J. 5. Burncs,No.
60, East Bay.-Chur. Corr.
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NOTICE..

A LII persons having demands against the cs.
LH- tate Of hI0hhc,o Dalton, deceased, late of
fdsehcll District, will hand them into the sub
Scriber, dnly atiested, within the time limited by
law, and those indebted to said estate will MAKE.
immediate payment. NJ. GRAY.
Jan IL, 1888 d 81 administrator
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Andrem Jackson.-The extraordinary ca.

Andren Jackson.-The extraordinary ca
recr of this ~favoriie Of fortune. it is u%niycr-
sally admitted, has made n deep and abb
ding impression upon the Government and
people of the United States; but that the
hand OF Nature had stamped his image in
the solid and disemboweled rock of the land
IS u circumstance not generally known
Nevertheless snch is the fact. A reccn, dis.
covery in geology has rendered his memory
immortal, even If his extraordinary actions
nave tailed TO secure that boon for him, and
wedded his corporeal proportions and facial
To- stone, as cffcctually as could
the chisel OF Gieenough, Powers or CIev-
niger.
This is mo joke, much as the relation NAV
wear the outward garb and habit of one
In rounding and polishing one ofthc beauti-
full stone columns, which ornament the front
of,he Franklin Bank of this city, ON High
street, a very striking full length likeness of
Gen. Jackson was developed, composed of
impressions made by the oxide ofiron, and
plainly imprinted by the hand of nature on
the third column north, of the four front
columns. 1t is not necessary TO call I'M the
imagination; but one remarkably striking
and perfect particular is the general cast
oil ms countcnance, and the position or the
lialr: The Latter opeculiar IN a likeness Of
inc General, and never mistaken.
ms likeness can he recognised from any
part OF the opposite side Of the street, for
Inc extent OF Il whole square but il can be
seen 10 most advantage from the pavement
VI our ir'end Russell, almost immediately
opposite the bank. The beautiful column
winch presents this singular phenomenon
was taken from the stone quarry at Wa>n-
~, on the Ohio canal about sixtv miles
south OF this city.-CoiumJus (O.) Political
Reg.
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Brought TO the .XniI

6hF this District, n negro man bv the mama
W of GEORGE FLEMING. abnut five fee;
SIX inches high, between 30 and 81 years of age.
lie says that he belongs to Mr.. Skinner, living
within five miles of New Orleans.
The owner is requested to come forward
prove property, pay ~c!iarges, and take him away.
C.J. GLOVER, J. T.. D..
Feb 21 1887 2 If
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Notice.

"A LII persons indebted TO Mrs. Uarrie,
u Miles, deceased, are requested to make
immediate payment, and.ail persons havino
demands against the es,ase ofsaid deceased
are requested TO present them duly attestcd.
DANIEL HOLLAND, Admr.
Jan. Is 1888 IS 20
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Notice.

a IL. persons indebted to the late Thos. Rains.
IA ford, deceased, arc requested 10 make inn
mediate payment, and all persons having de-
n,aias AGAINST the estate of said deceased arc re
questcd TO present them duiv a,tes,od.
MARTHA H.iINSFOED, Erceutriz.
jan ~, 1888 r 40
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"A new paper to be called the Washing
too Chronicle. is to be published at WASH
ington, to be edited by r. II. Cradle
II IS intended to supply the place of the
Rcturmcr.
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BPnf5SfA.V

WILL he at Edgctield Court House
d. next Monday to remain until after Sale
day. WI. b. THORN.
Jan. 90, 1883. ,f5l.
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NEARRHED.

~
instant, by E:ichei Norris, Esq. MIR. .hohmsom ".
Brif'rcN, to Miss Harriet Nc Gee, daughter OF
Samuel MCGEE, OF Anderson District.
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Notice.

A IL persons indebted to the late Matthew
IA D'rore, deceased, arc requested to make
payment; aud all persons havin. demands against
the estate of said deceased are requested To prc.
sent them duly atteStcd.
WM. BRUNSON, 4dm'r.
Jan 1s, 1898 c5l
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SOUTH

SNVc n AK IN.
ABBEFILLE DISTRICT.
IN COMMON PLEAS.
1'cob Chamberlin, ihachmem in 1ssumt.
Survivor, VS.. Itro Notes. amage
John A. Young. $s53 50 cts.
TENtIE Plaintiff having this day filed his dec.
"a laratlon in this case, III the Clerks Office.
and the sald John a. Young having no vile or
attorney, known to be in this province, upon
whon Il copy of the said declaration with n
special order of the Court endorsed thereon. can
be srvcd: 1t is therefore Ordered. that the said
John A. Young do appear and make his defence
witha year and n day, from the filing of the said
declaration, as aforesaid, or final and absolute
judgment will bs forthwith given and awardcd for
thesaid plaintiff.
JAS. WARDLAW, C.. C 7.
Cerk'S Office, Jan. II, 1889 daq 81
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FNHE above Negro. George Fleming,
h having been confined i'm the Jail of
F.!gefield upwards OF n year, and legal no
iice having been given in the public papers,
] shall in pursuance. of law, offer him for
sale AT public auction Oh Salcday in March,
at The usual hour.
C. J. GLOVER,
Jeilor Eagcfeia District.
Jan 90 1888 fJl
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II LSsR OTEesers.

A<Sof Oa
EMAiNlNG in the Pos, Office nj,
~ Hamburg S. e. Quo, published be-
lore the first January 1888.
f. Hawkins b. +.
Ausl'h "Iiiam &C. Hancock, Catharine
- Hin, Joel
Barner, Elizabeth !
H~rishtwell, William Johnson. lain,
Bcall l., d.
y Kelly John NJ.
Cro"' C"rncsius' Kirkland, Moses
LOOK VIM. T.. Z. King, David
CohhoS ~. ~: l.
|af'cr E-i'I; AIRS. Lewis J. VIZ
D:c Lanicr Mason r
Douran 1'hos. AL!
Davis, Ansly Morn Iosnnh p,.
Dclau2htcr A.2. Meek. IIrca:I,r,n g.
I'll. Nt Hendrix.
Fleming, Lewis
mt 'a'ncs Pardon. Jone
Fowler, James pr;,r Sa,h ~
~ >
Carrot VIM 3 S,oy,u
Cleaning Joseph G.. Suiiiff LucnstN ,
Glllman W. G.. Sno-, t,,n
Grace, Waller Smith Do,;,I
Gibson, &M'LaughliuS,ihIcs C.rnnr,
llollisicr J u!ius C. IT
Elushs, VIM. Ii. ? Williams lIolor NJ.
mo.m Cnarlcs Wilkinson. Jas. Il. O.
~llorteiI, W.. l.. W,rd,,, ...
Jan. 10. 1888. o "a
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Notice.

Z LII persons having any demands agaips, tho
q Estate of i. Andersen, Sen, deceased. ara
requested i" present them, and those indebted to
make payment within the time pIesciibadb v law.
A.ANDERSON, IdMtriz.
Jan 10, 1883 trdo
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Notice.

IA GRAY. Esq. Of Hamburg, s. C. will
IsEs act us my attorney in fact, as well rs ut
aw, during my absence ffom tie State
j. b. CONVICTION.
Jan 4. 1893 i'm Az
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Bank of HAMBURG. 9 q !,

DECEMBER %, 1897.
'HNHE- Hoard has this day declared a
"a Dividend of Two Dollars and fifty
cents on each Share OF the Capital Stock
OF tins Bank, payable to the Stockholders
or their legal representatives. on or after
the LIST day ofJanuary 1853.
ii. HUTCHINSON, Coshr.
Jan ary !, 1887 c AZ
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JOHN G. CALDWELL,
a. b. ARNOLD,
T.. HUNT.
EANISTER ALLEN,
WIN. c. COZDY,
j. =. ALLEN.
>. J. SHACkELFORD,
WIN. PASCHAL.
JAMES COSpER.
MATTHEW YOUNG.
Lowrdcsvillc, Jan. Ii, 1888 Isl
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NOtiCe.
CAUTION.

ALL persons are hereby forewarncd
1Aqfom trading for n certain Note of
Hand, given to me by William Dolby, for
Seventy five Dollars. payable to me or bear
or, ontle first of January, 1889. Said Note
has bte1 taken from my possession withou,
my cNnsent, | therefore caution said w.
Dolby rom paying said note without nv
her
ZELPHA * NOBLE.
$anI 1888 c4S mark.
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Dissolution.

vbSliE Partnership heretofore existing in Ham.
q burg, ). G.. Under the firm of DEYpY. KEY
Il LINDSEY is this day dissolved by mutual con.
sent. The business will hereafter he conducted
under the firm Of DENDy ~ KEY, who alone arc
authorised TO settle the affairs of the late firm.
THOMAS N. DENDY,
THOMAS III. KEY,
c. II. LINDSEY,
Hamburg. Jan ]. 1888 o b IA
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Law Notice.

M L.BoNllAM oilers his professional
L'h" services, in Law and Equity, TO The
Public. lie has taken the office formerly
occupied by Bauske,t q WigfalI, opposite
Mr.. Glover's Hotel.
Dec. 26, 1887 ,f47
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10 Hire,
A First rate young Woman. Apply TO
"a NJ. LABORDE.
an. 3, 1888 IT. IA
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p EMAIN1NG in the Posi-, Office q,
"a Hamburg S. e. Quo, published be.
fore) the first January 1888.