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SENATE.

SATURDAY, December l, 1888.
The Senate met pursuant to adjourn
Hent, aud the Clerk read the Journal OF
yesterday.
Mr.. Scott presented tho Report Of the
Commissioners Of free Schools of ST.
Lukes Parish, for 1887; referred to the
committee on Schools.
Mr.. Jeter presented ,he account Of Bal
ley Corley agains, the State; referred to
the committee on Claims.
A message was received from the House,
informing the Senate OF the appointment
Of a Special Commmittee, 10 enquire du-
ring the recess OF the present Legislature,
into the expediency of transferring the seat
of government from Columbia to Charles
ton. and requesting tho Senate 10 appoint
similar committee To join the committee
Of tho House on that subject; ordered to
lie on the table.
message was received from the Gov
ernor, transmitting the following ducu-
ments and communications:
From General Edmund Z. Gaincs-a
project of a general system of internal com
munication by Rail Roads; referred to the
committee OH Internal improvements.
From Colonel James Gadslen-a copy
OF resolutions adopted at the Commercial al
Convention at Augusta; referred 10 The
committee on Internal Improvements.
From o. Rich, Bookseller, London
Reply to letter written to him by order
Of the House, cnquiring whether he would
dispose Of part of his collection of books
relating 10 America; referred TO the COM
miltee on the Legislative Library.
Communications respecting the Cataw-
ba Indian Lands; referred TO the commit
tee on the judiciary.
Letter from James Simons, Esq. Brig
ade Major, 4th Brigade, on military sub
jects; referred TO the committee on mi
li,ary.
Resolutions Of the State of Vermont, ON
the Franking Privilege; aud from the State
OF Maine on the Same; referred TO the com
nittee on Federal Relations.
Report of the Board Of Administrators
of the Charity Hospital of New Orleans:
laid on the table.
Memorial of Mr.. Sessions and family
dscoverers of mode of transplan,ing Cot
ton; referred TO the committee on ASricul.
lure.
A communication from Lucas and Dea-
yer, Booksellers, recommending their His
tory of Maryland; referred to The commit
fee on the Legislative Library.
MIR. Littlejohn presented the petition of
sundry citizens Of Union District PRAYING
an alteration Of the Constitution of the
State; and also an amendment of the law
in relation TO horse stealing; referred TO
lhe committee On tbe judiciary,
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Fl. OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WEDNESDAY D.c. s

hr House met pursuant 10 adjourn
ment, and the Clerk called The roll and
read tho Journal of yesterdays proceed
ines.
MIR. Wilhcrspoon, pursuant to notice. in
troduccd bill 10 prevent the ircauent re
ncwal OF magistrates executions, and for
other purposes; read first time aud orIe, ed
FOR second reading Tomorrow
MIR. Memminger introduced n hill to
amend an Act for rebuilding the Civ of
Charlesion; which was read first Time. md
ordered 10 he read again Tomorrow.
A message was received from his Excel.
l"ncy the Governor, accompanied nv n
report of the committee of the Trustee: of
The College. in relation TO the Library; re-
ferred, on motion of Mr.. Bclin, to tle com
mittee on Education.
Mr. Caldwell presented a petition from
citizens of Newberry DISTRICT. for a reduc-
lion OF licences to retailers: referred 10 the
judiciary committee.
MIR. War law presented The petition of
Ossian Gregory and Susan Brei,haupr. to
be vested with the title to certain escheatcd
property; referred to the Judiciary com
niittee.
MIR. Perry presented the petition of sun
dry citizens of Edccfeld, Oranrebnreh
and Barnwell, for the establishment of q
new Judicial district.
Also, that of certain citizens of Ham.
burg Tor the erection of n new Disrrict IN
oe taken from The Districts of BarnweII,
oransehurSh and Edgcficld; referred TO n
special Committee. composed of the fol-
lowing nine memhcrs:LMessrs. perry.
Burt, 5, N. Evins. John +. Colhoun, Rod.
gers. Boyce, Brockman, Ker, and John
Douglass.
Mr.. JamIson presented the protest of
certain citizens of Orangcburg against their
annexation to new district around Aiken:
referred TO The same Committee.
MIR. Carroll presented two petitions from
s''']ens OF the Stale, praying that new
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II. OF REPREo ENTATIYES.
M.,N,>. y

"oNDAIs 1tC ..
The House met pursuant e: ADJOURN
ment, aud the Clerk called The roll, ,and read
the Journal OF Saturday.
The members Of the House thcn joiued
III processiou, ana attended the exercises
ol the commencement vi the College,
alter which ,hny returned to thor Hall, and
proceeded To business.
MIR. Ellie, from the committee To count
tho votes Tor commissioners IN Equity, re-
ported the following pcrsons DIS elected:
For GcOrseiown-J. W. Cuacuuiau.-
For Newberry-rhumus II. Pope. For
Chester-Ja,ncs iiemphill. For Barn
well-A. p. Aidrich. For Uui0n--D.
M alace. For ADbeville-b Y. Mar,,u.
For klchland-E.J. J. Arthur. For Cheraw
&c. W. Dargan.
Tie Speaker presented the report of the
Solicitors of'ne Southern Circuit, bn Dis
lric' Offices: lalti on the table.
MIR. Perry asked and obtained leave to
Withdraw the petition from Barpwell and
Orangeburg, for new District.
MIR. Gilmore gave notice, than To MORO W
he would introduce Il Bill To iucurnora,. !,
Company, TO construct d rail road from the
terminus of the Ruleigh and Columbia X nj
Road, on the North Carolina line, 10 Co.
lumbia, or some other po,ul Of junction with
he Louisville, Ciuciuuatti aud Ch6riestu,
Rail Road.
MIR. Powell gave notice that on, Thurs
pay next he would introduce bill 10 allow
compensation 10 States witnesses,
MIR. Buchanan gave notice that he,would
on "Wednesday mex, introduce Bili5to pre-
vent Commissioners i'll Equity from. prac
Using in courts OF law, with law pattuers,
and to regulate the fees Of Commissioners
in Equity. .
o" motion Of MIR. Buchanan, A
Resoircd, Thatit he referred to the com
mi -on Ways and Means, 10 enquire in.
TO ...e expedieney Of increasing ih& oay
uf the meriheIs or the Legisltftnne and
that the committee do report by Bill or
otherwise.
On motion Of Mr.. Colcock. Ordered, That
when the House adj"urn, it do stand ad-
Journed TIL IL O'Clock TO- morrow.
Adjourned.
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IN SENATE.

WEDNESDAY,, Dec. 5.
The Senate met pursuant to ADJOURN
men. and the Clerk read the Journal of
yesterday.
Mr.. jenkins, presented the petition of
the Board of Commissioners OF Roads for
81. Johns Colleton, praying an alteration
OF the Road Laws: referred to the Com
mittee on Roads, Bridges aud Ferries.
4 message was received from the Gov
ernor. covering the Repor, of the Special
Committee OF the Board of Trustees of the
South Carolina College. to whom was
submitted the Report Of the COMMITTEE on
the Library; referred To the Committee on
the College.
Adjourned
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STANDING COMMITTEES OF
TllE SENATE

On Prireieges and Elections.
Patterson, Gregg, Quash. Scot,, Craw.
ford. Ciesn"t, Bcnnett. Rhe,,, Munroe.
On Ftnnncc. Bennett, Higgins.
Ails,on. Glover, Gourdin. Dubose, Hs1io,'
On nctaims,-Alcssrs. De Trevillc, Framn.
ton, Gourlin, Carr. Smart, Powe. Mur.
dock
On the Judiciary.-Messrs. Gregg, Pat
ters"n.i ,'grr. De rrevilIe, Dawson, Stone.
English.
On Roads Bridges and dFerries.-Messr.
Beatty. Jones', Vcr.i'cr, ,Goodwyn, Munroe.
Jelrr, " il>nn.
On the !Nii,tary.-Messrs.Jo Jones. Caupb.
man, Norris, Chcsnul, De Treville, Pcay.
jenkins.
On Internal Improvement.
Rhe't, Higgins, Cau.h,nan, jenkins, Du-
novant, Verdier, Scott.
On Mes>rs. Glover. Little.
john. Dnbos-, Scott, Evans, Quash. Powe
On Grierdnces.-NIcssrs.G Goodwin, Carr.
Murdnck, Stone. Crawford, Minis, Il Enylisb.
TN Interpretations. ns.-Alessrs atterson.
ll"scr. Glover, Frarnp,on. Higgins, Law
ION. Verdier.
On Pensions.-Mes>rs. Evans, Duno-
vani. Wilson, Cannon. Smart. Peay, Craw
ford.
On Public Buildings.-hiessrs. Bennett,
pnrkney. Massey. Rhe.t. Norris, Evans.
ChrSaut
On Schoois.-Messrs. Huger, Patterson
Dawson. Cannon, Beatty, Munroe. Rheu.
On the South Carolina College,
Mrssrs. Gregg, Beatty. DcTreville, IIuger.
Qu,Sh.
Tn Tacnnt OGces.-Nessr.. Li,tlejohn,
| English, Wilson. Carr, Murdoch.
On Bnnks.-Mcssrs. Allslon, Bennett,
, Heriol. Jrtcr. Jones, Minis. Craw ford.
On Rehyion.-Messrs. Stone, Massey,
Wilson. Norris, Minis.
On Engrossed BiHs.-Messrs. Rhett,
P"wc, Dunose, Norris, Jones.
On Agricuiture.-Me,srs.W Wilson, Tramp
ton, Chesuut, Lawion, Gourdin
Oh Lunutic isylum.-Messrs. Gregg,
Glover, lluger, Cauehman, Peay.
On Legislative Librury.-Messr$. Hu-
ger, A'l,'cn, P'nchnry, Beatty, Higgins.
On .Hcdicul .iccounts,-Messrs. Duno-
vanI, Goo .wyu; Carr, Powe, Heriot, MUIR
dock.
On Federal Reiutions. Pinck-
nry, Patterson. Huger. Allston, Powe,
! Beatty, Quush.
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or horse power, across Savannah river.
1T Auausta; referred Ia the Committee on
Roads, Bridges and Ferries.
MIR. Griffin submitted the report of tho
C"nniucc or Publ" Buildings, on the
Prcsrntnent OF The Grand Jury, and pcti-
'ion of the Commissioners of Public Build
inss. for Sumter; ordered for consideration
to- morrow.
Adjourned.
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SENATE,
~ 80 80
MONDAY, Dec 8,

The Senate met pursuant 10 adjourn
ment. and the Clerk read the Journal of
Saturday.
The President, presented The memorial
OF the Louisville, Cincinnati and Charles
ton Rail Road Company, praying ,nodi-
hcatiOn Of their charter; referred 10 The
committee on Internal improvements.
Mr. Caughman, from The Committee TO
count Tho votes for the Commissioners in
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4 !Spiended Bridgc.-rhe bridge over
th" james River al Richmond. va. for the
use of the Richmond aud Petersburg Rail.
Road, is one thousand yards long, rests up.
"n nineteen stone piers, the arches having
a space Of one hundred and sixty feet. aud
the itnr is sixty feet above the waicr-it
cost one hundred ani ten thousand dollars.
II was first passed by the cars on Saturday
last.
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Equity. repor, the following pefsons, as e.
lected: -
FOR GeorSetown--J. Nv. 4C 1sci iiu,an.-
For Newterry-- rhomas Rope. Fpr
Chestcr-Jan,es Humpnhl. Ear Barn
well-A. T.. Aidrich. For uh,On--D.
" allace. For AbbeYfIle- Bs 9 Martin.
For Richla d-E.J. .,Arthur.8 For Eheraw
-G. w. Dargau. sssSsss{s,f
rh. Senais then joined Z instbX process
ION to attend the College Cofnmencemsnt.
3 O'ciock.P. nj.
The Senate returned from atiJc,exercises
of the Commencement, aud dlr0ceded to
business. ssfysssS
MIR. Glover submitted the re:,ort. Of the
committee on accounts, ou The statemenl,
showing the amount pad by the CITY
Council OF Charleston. Tor the G5siructioI
of the Brig Amelia ordered for cUnsidera-
lion tU-lnOrrOw. e,s.sS
| The House sent for concurrence the
Report of the committee on Claims, ON the
pe,i.ion OF john Joues. praying conpcl-
sation Tor slave executed: referred u
the Committee Oh CLAIMS.
Also ihe kepOr, Ot tie Commiltee OH
CLAIMS, on tho account and petllion vi J
WardIaw; referred 10 the Comnlluee on
Claims. o., 9.s
| On motion Of Mr.. Patterson, il was or.
dered, that when the Senate ,sidiourn, II
adjourn til IL O'Clock lo norrow.
Adjourned.
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IN SENATE.
THURSDAY Dec. 6

Ihe SENATE met pursuant to adjourn
meni. AMI the Clerk read the journal of
yesterday.
MIR. Jones presented the petition of n
portion of the citizens of Laurcns District
praying that change may he mnde in the
manner Of exercising the Elective Fran
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-12-13

The Arkansas Gnzete says. that Judge
Cross ". b. is elected To Congress, by a
large majority over Mr.. Cummins, tho
Wing candidate.
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COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT.

Tins Interesting celebration took place
on Monday. and notwithstanding the in-
clrucucy Of the weather, went OIL with
very gratifying ecIai. The order Of pro-
ceeding was as inllows;
\ procession was formed in front Of tho
Stale House, under the direction OF Gen.
James ". Cautey, Marshal of the day,
aud moved 1.-THE College in the following
,i.I. ~. @-<---~-----~----
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- T" Sophomore Class,
.. JUNIOR Class.
g Graduating Glass,
Former Graduates Of the College,
Professors of ihc institution,
CiliZcus generally,
Officers and Students of tie TheolopicaI
Seminary,
The Reverend Clergy,
Officers al the State, Civil and Military.
ihc House OF Representatives. with tho
Speaker, attended by their offit yrs
The Senate, with the President attended
by IT, officers.
The Governor, Lieutenant Governor Of
OF the State and President Of the College.
WI hen the procession arrived ur The Col
lcge, il opened to the right and left. the
Two lines fronting each other, between
which the rear marched forward to tho
chapel. The lines Joining as the rear advan-
ced. aud entering in inverted order.
Ortfer Of Erercises Of the Chapel.
PRAY
Music.
!. -4ieranaer Gregg DR.. Paley's sys-
TEN of UiiIny, with the SaIututory
Addresses.
6. H. Il. Jonrs-'rhc importance Of meth
olical and elementary Education,
g, u ID. ~ pHhtT-toHlltrS uill CITY lie.
s q. {. G'egg-Vareties Of intclectu
al character.
4. c. =. P.tham-Thomas Gray as q
poet.
7. l.. B. Prince-The education of tho
Scmsrs
3. j. II. ENioH-Criricism Of an ancient
English ballad
9. S. II. Hny-The variety of soil. climate,
aud genins Of men, rs an elemen-
,aTv principle in human civilization.
10. L. M Chandies-Inhurnce of imagina-
ton Oh human happiness.
DEGREES CnNFEERRED
Aair. SIS by The President,
. E. f. acknowledgements Of the
Edici OF Nan.z-an Valedictory
Addresses.
The literary performances Of the Grad
uatcs were very crrditable 10 them, and
were received with warm approval. Prcsi-
dent Barnwell'> address was exceedingly
impressive admirably suited to excite tho
most vir uoi> sentiments aud noble aspi-
ratonS in The ho>o,ns of his youthful au-
dltory.-Ithscope.
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Virginia, 10 trif:

At tdvs holden ia the Clsrk's Ofise of the Circuit
superior Court of I.s~ sai Chanecr, T,t !, Fer
500 'o"o'l 'hg 6ut Monisy IN September, isSS;
Je4S -HeGpvy, FLAlS1mr,
AGAINST
>f'Ihfn Niri's an8 LOB S,ilcy. sisinsi-u;srs y
.Nslarhi Sfai,g d-csassi. 0Ao sts o}aiuisirsfer
= fsirr Siai'y, 1sesa'sd, Iph'ain Bcsthar,, Je,
~ "'rtr, enj .4aoi Jtfrfv, r4-iir'-tsst-r d,
Gs0rs, Rocks, J,s,e,,i, DfrrSuANrs,
N CuANCERl.
1--WE defendant, james d. Wager. not hay-
ins CA.srd la appearance, aud giN-,, sccu.~
" aee@td'rE u the set II assembly and thv ri.s e
'n's ,''n'' s"d ~ Appearing ~ satisfactory rstd,ucr
That Ia h"oi an uh,h,tsut 81 ihis couair, II g. o.
dcrc,l. bat The said defendant 10 srpcar here 90
t'r hr-' dN ~ the next term aud ,.,srr tl, bar Il
"e p''"" snd that copy of th,s or'',r o. torth-
N,'h inserted "a s"u4r c~spspcr tubiishrd iu
lstlr stow %. Tor tvo uHutLs so, cs,sI,Ci and post
cd II the irt door ut thc sourt-h9u,, "a thc sad
t0sB a Chafl,.t.vn.
y Cuv, 4, str
ioouEtrT. BROWN, Clerk.
Sept. g, 1S5S.
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Virginia, To VIII:

" Roles hrl,u 90 III Cl,k', Ola,- e th.. C,rsuit
s'pt''r truu q lsv sut rhv...ry g. J, i;,r-
81" county to IRE, Npuj., in :, pl.rulrt. u IS.
Rmcis.-, .n.lr, Fl,Nrnr.
AGAINST
Joiffh " Brown. a. srrcuior ~ lion Eroirn H.
d--'i. 1Ht 900 I, oirH ..at Jtelb E.p..t dam
Bre.rh. itaJta.,n E.a,ra. AVID H5Is E..ta.
ani JtH Born, oHd L,vgi E.,-p t, o.,
Jsha brri-r. dsetr'sf h.ir, and f,tss.,. , a.
sad .iiia Irsra, d.css'ti. DtrrNLANIs,
~ CUANCTRI.
VENUE dcfrrd1ui, Jacob BROWN not ha,ir-
II entered his appearance, and g,,,u s.,niif, It,
fjius tp tlc 1r, % B,-,,ub, sfl u.e ala.
,ouu, 'ut 81 .pIruiu- i' ,'ti-T.,t o., .,.u,. t.t
hr s u.t ore i.i'' i.ht.i ihis eHu'i., i,t, .r r.I
Ihai he sail d'iru'aut il1 appsst here ou a., ..st
daN 90 thr utNt tenn, sui ansu, r W.. Lii q the
il'tt., a"d that ~ q u,. 1tI,r De- tltth~ go.
inserted 'n some urSsg,p,r plhh,h,d ga Di,H 80
tHwu, q tuo m'pths surtO,si,tl,. auG posted 4
ths front decor q IA o.uri-h.., az u.r .iJ t,u 4
Chstl,gto~u. \ Copy I,stc.
ROBERT 4. BROWN, Clerk
Sent g. 1855
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CASH -D.g .4EGs
a WISH 60 purchase @. ....1 g.. p.s.i.,s ~.
lf NICHOLS FOE which f1u.,rI .ifI ,.,
higher prires ia eash ihal any pHfobs.er ,r
ts uafket Ie-tons who may hste rtrras.
far 'air. ore invited to rail ar. zee u.s in 5y.-
s.r.tfr-uf Il l.soar-HIfrt Co tssr. afe Co..
I.','rl O. alirsls ms Iue, 20 aL.-h ,s,I
siga ii.u.s4t4ie attention.
". G. DASIrL.
Mn.L1,ier. sept %. 1877 IL
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BEEr sCCtH The Hs.t -ty r.rflr,
~ fih1mft.a. Np.l.' f.rt. CSC E....
VI l"'H cntefiiHH El' .f. % ...l.. t.l.r
bulldogs arc iB e stafs 20 f.susr#r.s. and
they afc pufstasre Nsf.s ff vH... ta-s .st
I've dollars ton -Hae 81 See fsrr.,fs ia ft.t
tieiaiiy have raised tatafy t.rt O. ;le acre -.
The German sJsiefn rf fa1-. featuring tis ...-.f
u adopted TIE root IS df,r1 sai rrl.rl to
poEdsr 90 the powder teraettaa is ao.Js
Nhich " reduced Co s4eh degree Of ilisslr.s
anf strength a. o. ciff.tai.zr inio syrar
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VIRGINIA. TO WIT:

A. Rulcs holden r ,hr clerks office or thu circuit
superior Court of is~ and ,Lans,r, 81 !. Ser. .,
county the hrst Mo"dsy IA s,p,cu.hcr, iaiS.
James Hi!e, PLAiSTirF,
.iS.iLNST
SHHHsl HI. J1,ph mt, John Hlie end The elil-
a',n = Ei.cari I.oi-H and El.:aieh hu trjr.
"a daughter II Joseph Hte. Gse,a.ri) 10 trH. j.
seTh. Id,-srJ, J.hn, JacL,sn. Uuii,, Iur, q
Mary \ lima n aud Eijsl Ii.I,H J1hn Sa.iii,r.
s'~,i ehh JJstah me- asI ne ,on II Ct,.
SM'ther, rhO m1'Ii,d Lucy @ d.iughitr ~ J.,,.h
iI"', Jo.H u. Stallion another grand otii y Jo-
''Ph Hds, ne sen II another daughter, Nancy,
t-h0 mar. led 10 JIco5 Station, the pIfnfs .
Jahn S'tiiLsr and joan u. Station 6eiag dead
Th'mT ~ Grliy nHI .N.Hp 81, ,e,fs. -, T.V,
IIic. me oniy i~i,,r daughter ~ Ja,ea, Fids de-
oeIs,i, 'sli hairs sui rsy,s eniI'r,s - iks .aiI
J's,ia me- d,c,ussd ani Ii,-Ud &. N,'ihi-s.f
si'ai"i irassr II fie slit Jo,s,h mr., l,esl,,a,
DEIENuANTs.
~ CIiANCEBY.
FHVuE defendants, samuei Uile, Joseph lite.
n Ioha Hitr, sue los, pa VI Iru. Tlu ,r,i "
lett, Jntu i1ctt, Jack. "a ,D!,tt. " Ills Niul,u
l.urN ~ Violet, Mary : NtuI ~. Nir. Is N,.i,t'
Eliza irirt',i Inn Smithtr losr,l, ~ station 1h1-
tp's " trHdy .nd Mill, GRADY d.. Nii., not ll,iu.
sut,rvd Their appc, no" su9 giNcu sg,UJy 5r,..,.-
i"s ,"tc set 10 lis ai.i tAe rules ct tll count.
anal II pV-arinE hy ssusis,torN c,ul,u.. a. % ti.,
ar Mt inhabitants ui thts ,uurt,l: H. - o.l-fl!
lat tn sid defendant, do ar,rA, Lrr, CO., thr "a
daN ~ thc next terra. aud g. ,atr th- tin e tir
lls'niiI and that copy &C th,- order o., Forthwith
'usrrie'i ." some Dvss iHp'r Published Cb-,l,,
tow, i"r tso rtuuths -.N.l,, sud posted 20
u,r i'Drt 'o.r Of ,He co4tt-Lou,c ia tic sad l1-n
q Charlrsrasn.
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tHperaf f.ri Di is. stI ,is.I.rt frI .rrs.n
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uifs ORDER t' faffhstth ins si..I Boo some ,,
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Rail Eond .Y0ftcc.

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Washington, Will leave tlc Ticket OIscaiiI.r.
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Jefferson County, TIE first Monday IN septem-
her. las:
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AGAINST
MN No IHirc~, Sarah NJ E,rfir,c ~ titan =
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Gid A. u.EHt oLttheE Ce'Lu7Hc, Ul4au l.
amt Itrbe Tim, DGfINuSr,.
IN CHANCERY.
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& Ml,rirre. Beri,nin T. Gs-rrrk -...i.i ,t-
emilia hi, vii, sud .hn fl,rr snd Ii. three ,atI-
'rsr. C,ilumC, William : and i'a,b. A.-. ,-t
having entered usgir appearance aud given a--i, rt,
according 'a ihr set ui tss-mtl, su.I t.- rul.. q
t''is ".lt, ml % fteafr- ~ susiactaif evidence
uHi ih'N 90" trha'itlnt. 1T this c,Iutr,. 70 NJ sr-
dF'f lh,t ui. sad defendants 30 ali,. ar A,f- .f
t',e t't d'' 90 the ncN' Irru. and sut,,r tb- aii
90 the .l"i''l, ari tut oolN q tias order ,..
rthN lih 'as.t'i Iu some Utu fpap,r yuhii-L.l ir
Chatlcst. au, for iNa months ss,, J., au1 r.-
al At tc i.Iui door ot 90. eouJ,-h,sc ga te sa.,!
tuWu OF thaTlestueu
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ROBERT =. brown, curt.
sept. G. iS5S
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