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1900 sss s.sss sysosynssa Dvoss for principal ana ID

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q q - above. .. =, vrssyI
The ease of hbels bled sgs'nst me slooP al iesu
go, N, Court stated that p"tJ 40 sapp.o ine oSP
-t,A 81, and hal By law. lien ~ ~ ne uu ~. 49, !,
so,rs "a apetn.r port within the same drI et, on
Ssas.s ,hs st,e ADoth party VINO hsa sool nee ~
- and the vessel aas 90 oy escso 10 ~
hn, lost his lien and who rad entered suit aimed %
Sc ~ a the Court sssir, the 70 be paid
- $3.50 surplus II has been decided BY Jedse Best, soa
49, nser-o said consider The rue OF the Coert 70 graz.
80 nd of claim but in THE case, creditor having m.
- presd Of the creditor who had lost hs lien Ies Cout
.e,s that mortgage bias priority claim and 10 ins css
70 ccs reference which reference was a. in re1oe 90
ssrss Mt first be paid Of the fund snd tne ete1g
81 tse mortgage half the vessel 'a ooen Al tae pa
See Of surplus, and the patty vhe lnelnsny nen
psc but lost H. be PAD hs other hss' zoe aoAAt oens
Eassise. fully 70 pay either r,oy posp.
p.nuT oy COURT TO RELEASE Fkos o'.'N'
WaE.n u Wen. sgt Schooner Ann C~ fsi1Ss ;;.rss;o
I'm The fling of the libel 10 this case me 10y GIL
~ H. rn,rs entered stipulation w.o 9tn'. ~ on
80 y tse - he CT s He sUbse1uen,y CAM ~ on
cso, m he had parted ell his rigat IN 'he Fg
smosv sn a. ,se be- from the spuAti2n OF ma
no a. s1b.tale Be permitted Inc JUICE cohs'I
lev hsse matters which the Court nas control II
wa. Of WIT and he was snow 70 De 1
BIZ would be received; and on the otoet
go h nrouer N has interest 40 the vessel 70
,s.,s nm ORDERED stipulation sy be sn'st'uteu
In .cod md sufficient BUrsties &c
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNS-ocr. before J1ts
STvART.

STvART.
Amanda Chambers, indicted for grand larceny in
stealing $50 worth clothing from MARY Smith pleaded guilty
DO petit larceny and the Penitentary
nsnths.
Chas. Cooper indicted for forging a check for
SIS the Msrhet Bank in the Geo W. smith
d ard acquitted the evidence showing that he did ssn
The check and he'd been @ the dupe Of another person who
got HIM to present il at the bank.
Archibald Thompson pa ed on trial. charged
with stealing brass the value &OO Of John
Williams but the Jury unable verdict aud
discharged The Court then dourned tor the DAY.
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THURSDAY, Oct. 4-P. NJ.

There was a fair amount of business done at The
Stock Board this morning, with generally better
feeling than prevail ed caller in the week. Stocks are
carried with less difficulty, and this has given ope
rators for a rise some confidence. The bears how
ever are still free sellers, although not to the extent
of last week At tie Second Board the market was
less firm. and after the Second Board Erie and Cum
belland were very heavy. The principal movement
to-dsy was in Reading, of which 5000 shares were
sold, eli sing at 93i the price OF yesterday
The neAt dividend talked of is 10 y cent part
stock and part cash, and there is an estimat
in the stree. we know not wi how much authenticity
showing surplus Of about 1926, 900 after the pay
melt OF fourteen cent dividend for the year. Inside
there was not very large activity and the market
was very firm until the close, when some sales were
made at 54i 5i. Hudson River under the decreased
earnings Of September fell off to 373, fall of per
cent In Central there were some transactions
at 9i3 a95. II was offered at the close at 94l. 10
Western shares the business not large excepting
in Cleveland and Toledo, which closed at -li-the
price of yesterday. Galena and Chicago sold at
III, an improvement of y cent; Michigan South
ern sold at 9sI, buyer co.. Chicago and Rock Island
improved to "a. Cumberland was 26I a 90. In Rail
road Bonds the transactions quite moderate and
prices were steady. The sales Of State Stocks were
large, some $4,000 and the market is better. To-
cluded in the sales 900 Missouri at 81 9l!,
showing an improvement Indiana IS sold at 50, and
Tennessee 6s, IS, &c.
In Exchange there is nothing Of importance doing
and rates are heavy.
Freighs are firm. Engagements include to Liver
pool, 5000 bbls. Of Flour IS. IS. Cd 1000 bales of
Cotton Sd; &c, OOO bush. Wheat Id l2Id in bulk
and ships bags 600 bbls Rosin 4s., and 10 bales
Hemp, ID. To London, so bales Hemp, l6d; 5000
bis. Flour, Is. ID. a As. lOd. Havre, Flour, 81;
Grain 22c. csc; Cotton, lc. Antwerp Rye, sd;
Flour, IS, and Cotton, lc.
Tie following ssles of Bonds and Stocks were made
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Iuc.... z.j7 Inc 81 rs Dec..ii6Ols Inc..3I5s
The qusuiy OF the articles left al tde water
from the commencement Of navigation the OF Sept IN
elusive, during the years 1854 and 1855 Is a. follows:
Flour. bblS Wheat. bu. Com. bu. Barley bu-
iG4.........66-2I <5i7.7j9 6GB6q5 81 x2
iti5....., .d9,iS l52322 s25 ag5 So 574
Dec. e6,18 Dte..lf545S7 Incl f3G SEQ Dee. s55 58
The aggregate qusnty6f the articles eft At dwster
from the navigation 70 the 5h of sepenber
inclusive dsItng t ne year rs and 1855 issS4pws
i';5..::::: 'e5siS .is3. s5ass ss, ayii
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OrrIcr ArplroR OF STATE.

NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD CON-
~ PANY-NOrICE.-Tb Stockholders Of the New Yet
Enc Railroad COmpsty hereby notified that tho An
kUAL ELECTION for DIRECTORS will be held at the Qha
of the Company In EIie.pace In the City OF wfot,
TUESDAY the 9th DAY Of October 1885 The polls vii y
omen from II O'Clock A. NJ. ill 2 O'Clock z. NJ.
The Trener Books will be closed from the 18th seP,embas
2 O'Clock p. NJ. ill the day afer the election
BY order Of tie Board Of Directors,
NATHANIEL MARSH, secr-tvy.
Eew.York Sept. 8, 1855.
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E.W-i 8sk Ceses'f -
I1nl.nSG florida Mob q.
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sAILED-ships Webster, Liverpool Thornton do. bark
Uou.ttn Galveston.
WIND-WN.W.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-07-20
Lincoln Land for Salei

THE undersigned is now offering for sale
Il that desiring tract of Land known az
the TATOM PLACE, lying on the Forks of
the Roads leading from Lincolnton to Wash.
ington, and from Barksdalcs Ferry to Wash
ington. Said Tract contains
Sig Acres
more or less, Ninety or One Hundred of which
is Woodland, Eighty Fresh. and the greater
portion Of the remainder in good state of cul-
tivation; adjoins lands of Sims, Tellars and
Others, and is distant from Lincolnton Eve
miles, from Frnzir's Mine one and a half and
Sales Mine two and half miles.
Directly in the Forks stands very large and
commodious
DWeIling;
there is also, good GIN HOUSE, SCREW,
BARNS and all necessary out houses, fine Or
chards, school house within half mile, and
for health the place cannot be surpassed in
Georgia.
Persons wishing to purchase may inquire of
H. J. Lang. Esq., at Llncolnton, or the under
signed on the premises. If not disposed of pre-.
vious to lst Tuesday in December next, will Of
fer the same at public outcry upon that day.
Terms to suit purchasers.
JOHN H. TATOM, Jun.
Lincolnton, Georgia.
July ~, 1855. IL At
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Railroad Notice.

EXTRA trains will be run from Green
wood and all the points above on the Green
vile Railroad on Wednesday, the 25th of
July instant, for the accommodation of all
who wish to attend the public dinner to be
given at Anderson on that day in honor of
Col. JAS. l.. ORR. Persons therefore who de-
sire it, can 60 and return the same day for
one fare. The train will leave Greenwood
at o'clock, and will be met at Hodges by
the train from this place. Those intending
to 60 will do we'll to be at the points of
starting as early as possible.
It is expected that, several distinguished
men Of the State will make speeches on the
occasion, in addition to.the one to be made
by Col. ORR himself, on the political topics
Of the day. We advise all to 60.
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DIED.,

The 2sth June, ANNAT. COCHRAN. Sonno 9
est child of James N. and Celestia A Cccbro
aged one year and ten days.
This was tender plant which grew
And promising appeared,
1t watered was with heavenly dew,
And nourished by the Lord.
1t seemed to promise much of good,
But ahl alasl how soon
Death came, and on its white brow stooa
1t withered, ere twas noon.
OFT times we fondly thought to look
Upon the blooming rose,
But this high joy was from MS took,
The bud did ne'er unclose.
A worm unseen lay at the root y
And smote the lovely stem;
And ere we got the promised fruit,
,ssss. The precious plant was slain.
Why isit thus that we should rear e
Up things on earth to withsr,r
And bind eur hearts 70 them 90 !, lear: .i >:
6 81. & hsn give thsm up aorsver T. = b.;
Bls 70 Gods yays We empss sssusik IS
"a hasordsined IL s6., s. ts;;S MI
e Ae, tahes us 70 HIM LINK by ;IsSi g 81:
{, thorld prepare e. 90. c. {.
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Miraculous Escape.

WE are informed, by reliable gentle
man, that little son ofMrs. WATSON, who
resides about ten miles below this place,
near Lower Long Cane church, fell from
the top to the bottom Of we'll fifty eight
feet deep, few days ago, aud, was taken
out in few minutes after with scarcely
any injury! A few bruises which kept
him indoors only two days, was all the
harm resulting. The we'll was walled from
bottom to top with stone, and had some six
feet Of water in it. The little hero of this
fearful adventure is not quite eight years
Of age.
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Erskine Collegiate Recorder,

THIS college magazine, edited by a com.
mittee from the senior class in Erskine Col
'ege, is now issued from this office. The
June number is now out, and we here take
occasion to apologize for its late appearance.
It: should have been out month sooner,
but owing to the failure of several attempts
to procure few indispensable articles of use
in its execution, we were unable to issue
it sooner. The July number will also nec-
essarily be delayed in consequence of this
delay. 1t should be out even now. After
that we shall be able to perform our part
promptly, and we hope in every way salts.
factoriy to all concerned.
Allow us to commend the Ersk;ne Re
corder to the patronage of our friends, the
friends of education, and to the public gen.
orally. Itis, i'll our candid Judgment we'll
worth the money asked for it, and more
over has claims upon the Southern people
in that it is the enterprise Of Southern stu
dents at Southern college. The young
men whose undertaking it is have a right
to expect that their enterprise will be
sustained. What will Abbeville District
do, in addition to what she has already
done, towards its permanent establishment
Address E. c. Recorder, Due West S. G.
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Eanasnted Death.

WE ars informed that the wife Of ;Eey.
sAausL 3. JosEs died, at Anderson sillage,
dna norningd d the llthinssanl; aAsr an
illness oSa fsw hours. Our Informant
says truly of hss:A ae
= aMs. JoxEs Wvasa VI daughter Of the late
BwHoR cAprss and in the gath .year Of
hsrags She was svefythipg that consti-
tutss an sssanabls iasy no children and
adssossd Husband sliats. Isttse mourn her
early asash. make So asstspt to write
snI obituary but merely 10 IN ttbs many
friends shs pcssssssl sih w yuuf q istr,Ss the
raalapehely as#s u asr asat IS, 3
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Head Quarters.
9th Repimer

9th Regiment, 8. q. Militia.
DURSUANT to an order from Genera, T p
i Weaver, the Sixth Regiment South Car.
olina Militia will Parade at Lomax's, on Wed.
nesday the 18th August next by 10 o'clock
q: M: Inc commissioned and non n-Commisson-
ed officers will attend the day previous for Drill
and Instruction.
Captains commanding Beat Companies will
order out the Pioneers in their respective com.
mands.
The Jocassee Band will attend at Lomax's
on the 18th August.
Lieutenant Colonel Clinkscales and Major
Hodges are charged with the extension of this
order throughout their respective Battalious.
BY order Of Col T. J. Roberts.
J. j. ADAMS,
Adjutant.
July ZO, 1898 IL 1t
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-07-20
Sherif,S Sales.

DY virtue of suudry Writs of Fiera Facias
ID to me directed, 1 will sell at Abbeville
Court House, on tho first Monday in August
next within tho legal hours Of sale, the follow.
ing property. to wit:
II Acres of Land, more or less, bounded by
A. A. Laramore, Hague Lawton aud Others, ss
the property of B. E. Gilbert ads. Sale & Lark
and others. -. s13;s
277 Acres more or less, bounded by. VIM.
Tennant Edward Calhoun and others, as the
property of the same, ads. Belchert d Hollings-
worth and others. =.
so Acres, more or less, ION which there are Q
fine set of Merchant Milla) bounded by Peter
GuiIlebeau, j. P. Graves and Others al the prop.
erty Of the same. ads. Gould, Bulkley & Co.
and Others.
100 Acres more or less, bowded by Samuel
Morrah, John Gray and Others, a. the property
of Isham MOuchstt, ads Washingtoa Gilbert
and others.
l6o Acres Of Land, more or less, bounded by
VIM Ware, W.T.. Jones and others, asthe prop
erty of Jas. Killingsworth, ads. Charles Muir.
ply and others
loo Acres more or less, bounded by Widow
Webster, W. Bigby and others, as the prop
erty of Henson Posey ads. Charles Murphy aud
others. ..:. %.s
26o Acres, more or less. bouRdsd by A. p.
Conner, p G. McCaslan and others as the prop
erty of W. G. Neel, ads Harrington & Guy
and others. ,,szsS-
800 Acres, more on lss ssboupded bysamuei
Lomax, George Eiekles and Others as the prop.
erty of John r. McCord, ads. NJ. Stranss and
others. s" j
,16o Acres more or less, boh2ded by jas; L.
McCelvy, II. g. Middleton and others As the
property Of John L: Brown. ada ssyre d
Rogers. 80,
50 Acres, more OF, less bounded by Samuel
Edmunds. Elias Banks and others, as the prop
erty Of Henry,,W Barratts ads James A Tai.
bert and others, %,g as.v.
| So Acres, more or less,, boundsa 2by Samuel
Edmundg Elias Banks and othcrs hs the prop.
erty Of Charles Banks iada James A. Ts,lbsrs
3 Negroes, Ned and silyfs levied son; ~ tha
property Of Hugh Uslhods. ;ad4 Jonss
and others. ~ =, ,z y :
/ !: TERMS-CASHs s. 3 a sss IS 8 :.
tfSss sssass,,y q. n. COCHR4M, BAD.
| Sshsft ths Cface,s sJuly lss 1855, III u ~
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A challenge from Georgia.

4. AN advertising patron, at Lincolnton, Ga,
closes business letter to US with the fol-
lowing paragraph: ITO. interest you,
will state that few days ago lump Of
gold was taken from Sales Mine weighing,
by test scale in Augusta, two hundred
t'oe''ty-threc and three5ourths penny
weights, of which you will see Notice in the
Constitut'onalist. Can Monsieur Dorm
boat it2"
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-07-20
The Extra Term.

The extra term Of the Court of Com
mon Pleas, for this District, is now in ses.
sion, Judge WARDLAw presiding. We
have not been in the court room, but hear
that some lengthy cases have been disposed
Of Nothing however Of very great i'm.
portance. The business will probably take
up the week.
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Committed to Jail

S4ASS0o " - t111s
'nN the 14th instant, a negro girl, of 4
~ black complexion, smart and in a
teligent, about twenty years old, and ",
weighing about one hundred and fifty or sixty
pounds, who gives her name as
Patience.
Also, another negro girl, of black complex
ion, smart and intelligent. apparently aged
about sixteen, and weighing about one hun.
dred and fifteen or twenty pounds, who gives
her name as
Fanny.
Said girls say they both belong to John
Smith, of Laurcns District and that they ran
away on Monday the 9Th Instant.
The owner or owners of said runaway slaves
is hereby notified to come forward and prove
property, pay charges and take them away:
otherwise they will be dealt with in manner
and form as directed by the law in such cases
made and provided.
s. G. W. DILL, Jailor
Abbeville C. H., S. C.
July l8. 1855. IL If
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The European News,

3: The most, and in fact about the only,
item in the late foreign advices,
is the death Of Lord RAGLAN, English COM
u,ander in the Crimea, and the succession
of Gen. SIMPSON. The aspect of the war
is unchanged.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-07-20
4,9oo 90 $202,72O rs
Balance of debtto be provided

Balance of debtto be provided
for S2OO,112 80
In the above Indebtedness is included the
debt Of S73,5OO due to the Bank of
the State, originally created on the faith
of the assessment upon the State stock
which it was supposed would be paid, but
which has not yet been paid, and should
now be provided for. Application was
made to the Legislature, at its last sitting;
asking that this assessment might be paid
by the State; but unfavorable indications
induced withdrawal Of the application
before any decision on it was had. The
matter now stands as it did before. The
interest on this debt has been regularly paid.
The debts Of the Company might be paid
from the income of the Road but this
would necessarily require a continued ap-
plication for several years Of all the earnings
with the consequent loss of immediate prof
its to the stockholders, and of that credit to
the Company which the payment Of div
idends is we'll understood to produce. If
this debt could be funded, there is fair
prospect for the payment of dividends at
an early day. The Board, therefore, pro-
pose to issue I per cent. Coupon Bonds to
the amount Of $25o,ooo, if needed, to fund
the Indebtedness Of the Company. If the
Stockholders would themselves, according to
their respective means, take of these Bonds
at par, they would turn their money to
more advantageous account than they
could do by employing it in planting ope-
rations, and would render their present in
yestment in the Road more valuable by
defeating the arts which stockholders use
to depreciate the Bonds before they pur.
chase them.
Under the powers conferred upon us by
the last Convention, we have declared a
large number of shares of the capital stock
of the Company forfeited, because of nom
payment Upon some of these shares par
tial payments have been made and upon
Others no payments at all. A list of the
stock thus forfeited is herewith submitted
for your inspection; to which is appended
list of stock not fully paid, but which it is
hoped will be paid, and as to which no for
feiture as yet has been declared.
Mr.. 81. T. PEAKE, who was our General
Superintendent at the time of your last
meeting, was invited in December last to
take the position Of General &Superintend-
ent on the South Carolina Road. He &C.
cepted the invitation, and left our employ
ment the latter part of that month. It was
with much regret that we parted with him.
To gil the place vacated by him, Mr.. E. F.
RAwoRrH, who had for a considerable time
been in the employment Of our Company,
ss master Of machinery at the work shops,
was advanced, and he is now theE General
isupsrinteudentof the Road. , 8
; An the officers and operatives insoar 8 ON: m
ployment, WITH fsa exceptions arss spromps
ma faithfui intBs dischasEs 80 dntg.s fEs|
suuasfs (somsttine. estka sngissnsl afs1
aawfing 1of spesisl sotsasnda q Tol
=; z, .srr3f'
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-07-20
Explanatory,

The obituary in another column woul,
have appeared two weeks ago, but for a,
accidental displacement.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-07-20
Our Agents.

WILLIAM HILL and Joan McBRYDE,
Esqs, Of this village, are our agents, with
whom all orders can be left with certainty
of receiving prompt attention.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-07-20
RELIGIOUS Notice.

WE are requested to state that the Rev.
JAMES NJ. CHlLEs will preach the funeral
sermon Of Mr.. ROBERT ELLIS, at the Union
Camp Ground, near the Dead Fall, on the
ifth Sabbath in this month.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-07-20
CONSIGNEES.

The following persons have d
Depot at Abbeville:- II
Gen. McGowan D L Wardlav&
W Q Moore, N Knox, W Ri II
Smith, II A Jones, j NJ Perrin u
Haskell. Puckett l. Wilson. TX
"ardlaw. aI Kerr, r H Wards
A Wier, r N Palmer, DR. Brafi...
Mason, Jamison & Co, DrJ J Wardlaw. =, !.
Hporeher, g W Cant, J F Livingston, Mrs 4
d. r. SONDLEY, AIT.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-07-20
Election of,Colonel.

We are indebted to friend, one of the
Managers, for the following correct return
Of the late election for Colonel Of the Eighth
Regiment. We accidently omitted, in
our last, to mention the result. .n
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-07-20
THE INDEPENDE ENT PRESS.
And that there have been paid

And that there have been paid
out s,o7e,ee5 90
Balance debts Sl,oso,222 4s
Amount of Coupon Bonds
sold 7s5,ooO 90
Balance in favor of the Treas
ury s2e5,2 4s
This balance is due upon Bonds
at short dates, notes of the
Company, and drafts ac-
cepted.
All Of this Indebtedness except &.
about 1898 90
is payable before the first of
January next, -----
To wit -$24s,s33 SIS
Besides the above the Compa-
ny owes debts, not fully as
certained, which will be in
creased by the first Of JAN
uary next to at least 10000 90
Twenty-six thousand dollars
have been paid of our SUBJ
scription to the capital stock
of the Spartanburg and Un-
ion R. r. Company, leav-
ing balance still due of $4,000 90
Amount of debts s4o2,s33 SIS
To meet this liability the Com
pany have the following a.
vailable assets:
Coupon Bonds
unsod 5 $4,000 90
Notes due in
Treasurer's
hands 22,73O IS
Old iron sold
and to be sold 10000 90
Income of Road
up to lstJan-
uary next in
Guiding bal
ance now due
for freight 10000 90
Debts due the
Company in
G. J. ELroRD's
hands 1900 90 $2o2,72o rs
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Committed to Jail,
nN the 10th instant, a negro man a.
~ who says his name is AZ
YARR. q

YARR was caught in the neighborhood of
Ninety-Six, and says that he belongs to Ben
jamin Holland. who resides in Edgefeld Dis
triet near Hamburg. He is of black COM
plexion, and says he is sixty-five or seventy
years of age; is about five feet four or i've
inches high. weighing about one hundred
and thirty-five or forty pounds
- The owner of said boy is hereby notified to
come forward, prove property, pay charges.
and take him away; otherwise he will be dis
posed Of in manner and form as directed by
the law in such cases made and provided.
d5s, s. G.. w. DILL. Jailor
= Abbeville c. a., S. c., ..
July 70, 1856. IL If
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-07-20

COLUMBIA, July II, 1865.
WILLIAM G. KENNEDY, Esq, having
been appointed and commissioned Aided.
Camp to his Excelency, the Commander
in-Chief, (Vice Col. JNo. DuNNovANr, hav-
ing accepted Commission in the United
States Army,) will be obeyed and respected
accordingly.
By order: r. G NJ. DurHovASr,
Adjutant and Inspector General
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-07-20

Leaving balance ofincome of $77,sol q
The current expenses have been greatly
increased by the extensive repairs above
mentioned, most Of which with great pro-
priety might have been carried to the con.
struction account large portion, also, of
these disbursements was on account of bal
ances due for the previous year. The bal
ance on this account due is considerably
less thanHit was this time last year-the diff
ference being in fact debt of the Compa.
ny in this way paid. The balance above
shown has been applied to the payment of
interest on the Bonds, and to other debts of
the Company.
The Report Of the Auditor and Treasur-
er shows that there have been received sof
capital stock thesun Of s1,lss,4lo rs
OF assessment on stock l5o,obe, 90
Making an aggregate Of -.s1,s4s,Ass 7s
Resolved from income Of tho s ~.
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