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THE DAILY CHRONICLE.
PROSPECTUs

G w TIE l7TII INSTANT, the undersigned
~ ~ propose to commence the issue in this city.
ofaiournnl. to be styled TIE DAILY CuRON
iCLE. Thc want Of live, earnest, symnathet.
ic newspaper is felt in tho community and in
obedience TO the wieh of large number of tho
most influential citizens. we make our debut.
The capital OF South Carolina should sustain
papers; and tho State is an ubundanty largo
held OF operations from which to g!can the pub.
lie favor.
The approaching Fall already gives fokc,,
that our people are recovering from their great
hnane'al depression; and we may reasonably
anticipate an early sulution Of the now frctful
political problem 1t is Oh this rising tide that
we hope to SWIM
We do not promise much in behalf Of tho
CliRONlChE-"nr faith shall be told by our
works; but we can say this much, that as cit-
zens OF South Carolina long identified with her
our energies to establish what we conceive will
oe a, welcome visitor in every household
We shall give the latest news ap@ liyelicst
gossip: pert paragraphs; tclce'.ms hot from,
the wires; commercial intelligence fresh from,
report p 1T Sr aeedens spIsa.
and incidents of tb> day.
are for expressed w We si"iicn1s shaI wors
for ..s good of tho public,
SUBSCRIPTION:
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DIX months, 20 One month, rs
; ~ nn,u!vertlscmens scventy-fvc cents Per square
~ mes for the first insertion, and fifty cents
ior each subsequent insertion 4 liberal dis.
'oHh, , made on contract advertisements
very free circulation to l,,enSelIes y" oiiho
the '''s' week will please send thor onona ndaspg
'''n"r CoLuMBrA, S. G. +
Sept. 4, 1867 SO If i
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THE REAL ESTATE
OF'JOIIN ADAIR, DECEASED,

In two Tracts. No |, situate in Pickcns dis
trict. South Carolina. on Big Concross Creek,
adjoining lands of y. O. Adnir. J. O. Lewis
and others containing ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY ACRES more or less. On this Tract
there are thirty or forty acres Of good Bottom
land.
No 2. on Ramscy's Creek, adjoining lands of
NJ. Alexander rhos Watkins and others, sup
poscd to contain $50 acres more or less.
TERMS OF SALE.-On credit Of
twelve months, with interest: the purchaser to
give bond and approved security to the Ordin-
airy, with mortgage Of the premises, if deemed
necessary by him to secure tho payment of the
purchase money, except the cost. which must
be paid in cash, and to pay extra for titles and
stamps
L.. THOMAS, SID.
Shsriff's Ofico, Oct. 10, 1867 til
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FAIR NOTICE.

III PERSONS indebted to the old Firm Of j.
~ +. & w. NJ. BELLOTTE, or to w. NJ. BEL
LOTTE individually. will save trouble and cost
10y calling soon and settling with the undersigned
W. NJ. BELLOTTE.
Pcndleion, s c., October 9. 1867 3-6m
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COY,IECTOR'S SALES.

| s. A,.f...I. ---
| nv vRTUE Of Wn,ants Of Distress directed
Is 10 No ~ A. 8. Waacc, Esquire, Collector of
lntefhfi nessnuc f.S4o 3D. collection district of
Sposn Garolae Jar~an os follow.
p,1r 1ME TRACT or LAND,
h,y'ng on fo}Eay River, containing Five Hun
IIeu It Aores bre or less and adjouing lands Of
'o'h Mckimy, Elijnh Ilnklo and others.
&Es OTHER TRACT,
Mhown VI. MS I4nrel Fork. whcreon Philip Chapman
Wv w hSes, Obtaining One Thousand Acres more
NOES, adjoining lands Of Estate Of Maverick,
xand tthers
mans on tr-ropcrty will be sold at Josiah Chap.
for chsh, tor N'hy the 24th day Of October, 1867,
due ny INN td the gnont Of Internal Revenue tax
'uman. Of the United States
a T. SO.
rIrrsfS lapns sads nof9s j. LAND more less. az
ONE nonsE, ONE DUGCY,
LOT sTILhrUBs, &c.
Dsay- This property was levied on as That Of b..
\. w. a. Lo~ry. ind will be sold N ~. Low
rvs on Tuesday fhe 10Th day of October. 1867, to
the highest ,(,l,ler, for cash, for The payment OF
Int .rnal Revinue due by them to the government
of tho UnitcS States
Oot = 1861 3 Deputy Collector
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SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAL
!sajsssg sjssg gsSs;a s sss15ss;s :; Es;5zsa 81 80
GEN'L SUP'TS OFFICE,


CHARLESTON. s c., October 3, 1867.
nN and after October g. 1867. the Passenger
~ Trains on the South Carolina Railroad will
run as follows. viz;
Leave Charleston for Columbia 43O NJ
Arrive Mt Kingsvile IL Is A N
Loavo Kingsville II 40 A II
Arrive at Columbia 10 + NJ
Leave Columbia 1p9S u
Arn;.- "a lStuSSVluo =. ~ ~ :"
Leave Kingsvilc y b5 + NJ
LEAVE Charleston for Augusta 10 40 A "
Arrive at Augusta 7 40 pM
Leave Augusta :, 40 A n
Arrive ut Charleston l2 20 pm
The Passenger Train IN the Camden Branch
will connect with up and DIVA Columbia Trains
and Wilmington & Manchester Railroad Trains,
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Saturdays
On and after the 9th instant, the Night Tx.
press, Freight and Passenger Accommodation
Train will run as follows. viz;
Leave Charleston for Columbia s 40 Il VI
Arrive at Columbia s 90 81
Leave Columbia 3 90 p NJ
Arrive ut Charleston 3 20 a NJ
Leave Charleston for Augusta 7 30 p NJ
Arrive at Augusta 6 80 A NJ
Leave Augusta 4 10 p NJ
Arrive at Charleston 4 90 A "
u. 7. PEAKE, Gcnr sup't
Oct To- 1867 z re
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Ordinary's Sales.

DY virtue Of an order directed to me by w.
ID L. IIolcombe, Esq. Ordinary Of pickens
District. will sell to the highest bidder ut
Pickens Court House, on Saicday in Novcm
bcr next,
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NOTICE TO cr'olToRs''

SOUTH CARUr
" lquity-pickefiistcr Estate
., Adm'z Bill tquity, Sell Real Es-
NJ. a. RS .ate, sc, &C..
ii Griffin, ct als,,der OF the Cetwt of Equity
PURSUANT tocause, at June Term, 1867. all the
/ made irthe Estate Of Col. Thomas Hamilton
cre.lit are required to prove their demands before
Ie according 10 law, in my Office. on or before tho
y st day Of October next, or be barred
ROB'T A. THOMPSON, c.B.r.p
Gom'rs Office July 20, 1867 3m
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N OTICE.

[ LII persons having demands against the Estate
n of Terrell Beck, deceased. arc required so rem
der their demands against said deceased to me
within ono month from date; and persons 'indcbtr''
thereto must mako payment Immediately. ~,
II. A. FIR ,SIER, 3
Oct I. 1867 3 --------------
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

TTT STATE UF EUUITI CNKULINA.
rrcKESs--lN THE COMMON rLEAs
Samuel Lovingood, Exor Foniga 1iuacAncat.
i. \. Tate. } PI8's 1H'y.
NV HEREAS. tho Plaintiff did, on The 18th DIV
w of March, 1867, file his declaration against
the Defendant, (who. it is said) is absent from and
without the limits of this State, and has neither
wife nor attorney known within the same. upon
whom copy of the Said declaration might be SER
ved:, 1t is therefore ordered That the said Defen
dant do appear and plead thereto, on or before the
14th dayof March, 1868; otherwise final and
absolute judgment viii then be given and awarded
against hims ss S 3s.sss
J.. p. HAGpop, c,o s. ~
Glcrk's Office, March 10, 1857 .a &. ! '55s iy B
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III EREAFTER, will make coarse Shoes nj Fifty
III cents per pair, lined and hound Shoes 81 co.,
IInf-soing Boots fifty cents, fralfsoling Shoes %
cents. Either money provisions will he taken
for work Patronage respectfully solicited. My
residence is three miles from Pickcns G. II. on the
Greenvilc Road ncar Col. lIokcs.
SAM'L. Il. PRYOR
Oct g 1867 2 9
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Commissioners Sale.
TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
H'ickcHs.-1:l Equity.

Joshua y Jones Bill Cor Construction
joel f. Jones' ct ais, o' +" ~ '"'''''''' "c
] PURSUANT to an order ofthc Court Of E1ni
Il ty. made in this cause Mt Chambers. 1867
will sell to the highest bidder, Mt Pickcns G.
House. on SALEDAY IN NOV EAIBER next
the following Real Estate, namely:
ONE VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND,
In the State and District aforesaid. lying on tn.
galoo River, containing Acres
more or less. aud adjoining lands OF j a DOYLE
Jones. j w Earle and others.
BsD- This is n valuable tract of land, with II
considerable amount of hnttom thcreon-bcing
the same tract whcreon Polly Joncs lived.
TERMS OF SALE.--On n credit Of one and
two years, with interest from Intc-,hc purcha-
scr to give bond with two good surctics and n
mortgage Of the premises, and pay the costs in
cash "n day of sale Purchaser to pay extra
for mortgage, stamps and title.
ROB"r A THOMPSON, cErD
C"m'rs Office. Oct -. 1867 4
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FREDERICK TIE GREAT AND HIS FAM
lily. By Il. Muhlbnch. sol, Svo Illus.
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LOUISA OF PRUSSIA AND HER TIME
BY Louisa Muhlbach | vol, Svo. Illustrated
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HENRY VIII. AND CATHARINE PARR.
BY j.. Muhlback. vol, l2mo
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CHARLESTON. s c., October 3, 1867.
nN and after October 6. 1867. the Passenger
" Trains OH the South Carolina Railroad will
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BYLAWS.

1t shall be the duty Of the officers
ill the committees subject the decision of the
annual election.
2sp book shall be kept which the Secretary shall
record tho every child admitted date admission,
age parentage whether orphan half Orphan
other items of interest to the child
3gD The shall attend to the purchase of cloth
and articles needed the house. repairs keeping grounds
These duties be performed the following
The two in charge for the month"; shall
visit the Home twice week. oftener if they
shall the hours of visiting and shall observe the
that the Of the properly they
shall be present at meal during the week. they
shall their Judgment in requiring imme-
date attention They shall report their observations the
board at the monthly meeting. -
1t shall be the duty of the managers become
quaned with the children encourage aect;onae
fdence ins into their minds moral and religious
PIES and make them feel that they have friends interested
their welfare
9TH The children the immediate care of
in which she conducts the affairs of the establish
~ <Il11 q ~ ~ 80 ef2E1s *salI
shall children old enough, the
place Of worship which she attends and shall the fret
day of the week. such moral instructions they
capable of receiving. SO
7TH The children must be instructed daily, reading,
writing and the branches Of education and
pracrcabe in such industrial employment they
capable Of sa
SRI. The Matron regulate economy the table
preside meals and order She shall that the
family their meals well cooked and neatly served the
proper time. 81 E1St8 - - ~ -99 gssess asss
9r collect the children before retiring
portion Of Scripture Es'ss3
10TH shall esponsble clean
ness and neaness in the cellar and out houses of the
She must be the last to retire to bed previous
shall take survey Of the house, that the
and Windows properr aecured al fires and lights evn
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Report of the Secretary.
The Secretary much regrets the misfortune of oosng
the book containing the ecords of the Association
derng impossible make full report for the The
Treasurer report will however show the financial affairs
the Association modifying in the misfortune
The distributions reported by the executive committee
the five MONTHS ending 9th month"; 5th fifty articles of
clothing and provisions amounting to the of
We have received by donations articles of house
furnishing besides provisions and clothing for the inmates
of the Home We forbear publishing the items being unable
to give the entire. ABBIE Il MORGAN, Secy.
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CONSTITUTION.

ARTICLE. lst This Organization shall be known as the
Union Relief Association Of the City of Richmond
ARTICLE End The object of the Association shall be
seek those needing aid, them, always
and if not by rendering the necessary
have to gather together and provide for destitute
whom the committee to which
referred, shall deem fit objects Charity They shall
be placed in Institution to be
Union Relief Association, useful knowledge
and be disposed OF by the Officers and
ART1cLE 3rd. The Association shall consist
Of President Vice President Secretary and Treasurer
address shall be made reports read
pretaning to the Association transacted.
ARTICLE 4th The duties of the President and Vice esi
dent shall be such usually pertain to those Offices
ARTICLE 9TH The duties of the Secretary shall be keep
correct minutes of all meetings the
all necessary writing and correspondence keep list of the
ARTICLE 9Th 1t shall be the Of keep
strict of all monies received, disbrsed
amount Of subscriptions and donations in book kept for
the special purpose, and make quarterly report
ARTICLE It'll An executive committee, board of managers
and committee OF admission shall be elected annually
9th. The committee shall consist of two
(2) members for each Ward, whose dirty
agents of the seeking those needing
lance and relieve them in their best Judgment
direct with the privilege of referring difficult for the
ARTICLE 9th. The board of managers shs consist of
eight s) persons who with the officers shall
tendence interference must take place, and all
pertaining to the Home be those
charge for the time always Of subject to the order
Of the President.
10th The admission shall consist
OF the two OF the board of and two Of
the executive committee whose duty shall be investigate
all brought before them admit
the Home such they think best No child to be admitted
without order from this committee.
11th The children committed this institution
must be wholly given the and of
Association the surviving relations shall inter
fere with their government education pur
suits, during their residence the Home If such
be persisted the child shall be deprived of the benefits
thereof.
ARTICLE 18th meeting Of the Association shall be held
opening at o'clock. p NJ, the first (1s) fourth 18th
day each month"; for the transaction of business which
the officers and two thirds of the board and executive
Inittee must be present.
ARTICLE 18th 1t shall be the duty of each member of
Association keep its interests before
opportunity of promoting its advancement
ARTICLE 18th Any shall be considered member of
this Association, who shall sign the Constitution pay
twenty-five (25) cents monthly the Treasurer. Any
amendments be made to this Constitution by of
thirds of the members
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Union Relief Association:
Rogers the Of the chidren,s

In presenting the following report feel somewhat de-
void of inersting material partly account Of the
Home having been recently established partly
of having lost some Of reports the different wards
of the city yet believe due
scptions and donations assist maintaining work.
know how We prospering and upon what basis
working We therefore publish laws
together with statistics
donations in provisions, De wiyi While properly appropris
co. have not been taken accssnnt Of #Fs
At the suggestion and by the
Grated friend Robert Morrisso this association original
ed and carried and his wish that proceeds
his bequest for the benefit of poor the city Rich
mond and vicinity should be distributed through this chan
mel Thus by the promptngs the nober
In ONE good seed midst, and many hearts
made glad and remains for those who feel
sympathy for those in need distribute Of the good things
with which they have been blessed remembering what hath
been said "For inasmuch have done
least Of these my bretheren, have done it me-
Experience convincing of the need of
tue children who could otherwise be well provided
for such institution has been established
with the work in which the association previously enga
cd. grsrsse43 sarq
Feeling assured that the work a good one hope
will attend efforts while cordially
der thanks those who literally assisting the
present year hope merit and receive continuation
the another
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OFFICER S N A M ( S

President, LYDIA C. MORRISON.
Nce Pyesf REBxccA L. HURON, Secy. ABBE H. More
Treas. SALIIE r. WILLIAMS.
Board Of Managers
MARY +. NIXON, ss... ALC1NDA KELLY,
MAHALA B. SwAYNE SALLIE f. MENDENHALL
SARAH j. STARR ANNA L. BIcKLE,
Executive Committee.
Ist Ward. MARY WIGGINs, SUSAN B. ROBINSON
End SOPHIA WATT, SALLIE E. MKNDENHALL.
3rd CAROLINE SIDDALI, HANNAH A. LEEDS.
18th w. HoRNEY, F. NIXON
the River: SARAH STARR, MARY BIRDS ALL.
Board Of Admission
ANNA M. STARR, SALLIE f.. MENDENHALL
HANNAH A. LEEDS, SOPHIA Watt
MatrOn.
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Report Of Manaqers.

This institution has been in operation two months In this
time children have been admitted Three have been dis
posed of provided by the Constitution leaving in
our at this time, five of them grsther varying
fom two to eleven years They comfortably provided
for, and conented and happy. Although feel
great want of experience in this field of labor the benefits
think already realized encouraged persevere in the
md
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ID Hr- -Ef $50 Ea4
nots j eds 90
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UNION PATENT AGENCY. 4
D. p. HOLLOWAY & co.
WASHINGTON CITY, D. c.,
HAVE engaged in the business of soliciting Pat
ents. and prosecuting Patents cases. Business entus
ed to their care will receive prompt attention.
Claims Against the Government.
For back payfor Pensions, .,6c. will receive per-
szs# 2' sonal attention
ALL INFORMATION,
In reference to Patent Law cheerfully given Cop
$ of the Laws and Rules and Regulations of the
Patent o flee will be sent, grati., application.
In applying for Patent the applicant should for
illustrated by model-or if it consists in a chemi-
alcompound, samples of the ingredients n their
commercial state and also in the proposed prepared
FORM should be sent. Also, as full description Of
Intervention or discovery and it's advantages should
be given practicable, aid in the proper prepara-
ton of the papers.
Persons believing they have made an insentiouor
d;scoverv in art or science and DESTROYS OF knowing
whether the same has been patented by transmitting
tous a model or drawing, sufficient description
to make the invention Ineligible, have thorough
examination made in tbs Patent office and the result
If said examination forwarded to them reasona
bic compensation.
Wewill have forwarded to any person who may de-
sire them copy of the Patent Terms in force
and the Rules and Regulations of the Patent Office
Caveats will be prepared short notice, by the
inventors giving brief description of their invention
With drawings.
Drawings llbs made in artistic stylefro models
furnished by inventors.
Searches of the Records of the Patent office in re.
gard to titles in Patents will be made application
Send full name or of the invention,
and if possible date of Patent.
Copies Of all CLAIMS,
any Patent issued By the Patent Office since 1885,
will befurnshed the receipt of 81, the applicant
Giving the full name of the Patentec, nature of the
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HORACE WATERS
MUSICAL ESTABLISHMENT
\ No. 4sI BROADWAY, NEW YORK..

81 New Pianos, MelOdeans, AleAal Dire
gu and Cabinet Organs. at wholesale or
Retail, prices low any First Class INSTRUMENTS
can be purchased. Second Hand Pianos at great
bargains, prices from $50 to $3.50. There being
FIVE different makes of Pianos in this large stock pur
chasers be suited as well here elsewhere, AID
perhaps little better.
10, 900 Sheets of Music, a little
Soiled. at ] cts. per. Page.
One of the Largest Stocks of SHEET MUSIC In
the United States, MUSIC BOOKS, and all kinds of
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ard Musical Merchan-
disc at the Lowest Rates. SA & 4sat
HORACE WATERS,
Aug. 30th-27. 4Sl Bro .dwsy, n. Y.
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sHslsaI a50G saf saefad sa SO biea II e.
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Establishing and Regulating the Police
Force of the City of RichmOnd..Dehning
their Powers and Duties and to Protect
them in the Lawful Performance of the
Same.
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largest sale of ,ly Horse and Cattle No III
In this country 1t is composed Of herbs a:ia t.,
and for milness, safety certainty and thoroIganss b,
stands preemne,ily at tho Eeai Of the list Of HORSE
and Cstttle Medicines.
carries off all trss huniors, prevents hol ses frm
becoming stiff laundering ps,r lies the biotn eosens
the skin, gives 1t smooth and glossy appearance
cleanses the water and strengthens part of thu
body. 1t il also -afe and certain remedy fi coughs
and colds, wiliei, generate many fatal diseases
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Members Names.

Members Names. r~
Anna L. Bckle Eliza A. Ernest
Lydia c. Morrison, Sarah Yaryan
Hannah A. Leeds, Lizzie H Boone
Caroline Siddall, Lizzie G. Cadw allader,
Sophia Watt, Ruth A Virgins,
Ruth w. Horney, Elizabeth Shearon,
Emily L. Strattan, Mary G. Vaughan,
Sarah j. Starr. Alice A. Webster, -
Lizzie NJ. Laws, Delitha A. Virgins,
Sallie W. Webb, Elizabeth Starr
Abbe H. Morgan, Caroline B Cain,
Sallie Z Mendenhall Caroline NJ Reeves
Elizabeth Perry Emma F. Siddall
Mary Virgins Martha J. Strickland,
Susan B Robinson, Sarah d. Starr
Emily Vannuxcm Mary Birasa
Charlotte w Wakefield, Emma Mendenhall, is
Mahala B. Swayue Alcinda Kelly
Mary f. Nixon Anna NJ jackson,
Anna NJ. Starr Hannah A. Plummer
Rebecca L. Hutton, Phebe Virgins,
Hannah ii. Woodruff. Esther King
Emily r. 4eo Isabella Bell.
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guished No child shall carry light through the house,
cept by permission of the Matron