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: THE CROPS.

From various sections Of tho district We have
cheering accounts Of the crops now growing.
There is somo talk Of rust in tho whoat fields, but
that it has not as yet attacked the stoms, having
not do much injury il the disease can be confined
to tho blades Notwithstanding, the wheat crop
is the most promising we have had for many
years. A good stand Of corn YVES obtained, and
many Of our larmors have worked their crops oy6r
the second time. Cotton seed came up pretty vol,
but in consequence Of tho cool .ys and cold
nights, ii haS not grown much. Gardens about
town aro genoraIly good, though somewhat late.
New potatoes, pens, aud other garden truck arc
now boing used TO some extrnt.
One OF tho best ngns OF the times ls, that tho
freedmen, Of Spartanburg, or at least the larger
Of our largest farmers, who hayo a considerable
as vol, i not boitsr than They did Whiio thoy we're
slaves, as they have no trouble with them. They
stay ut homo, are attentive and steAdy TO thoir
business, and seem 70 cate llttle about politics
This is tho result OF fair and honorable dealing
with those people, and we have doubt, wore thif
courso generally pursued, the like good behavior
md industry would be seon everywhere. We have
nothing to disturb The even tenor Of olf way but
inccudiary Radical miBsionhrcB.-Cd Carolina Spar.
tan. H -.
From all sources we learn that tho prospect fol
good crops WAS never bettor than al present. Oul
but wo hear Of many good wheat fields; In ,opi
locality this season. Corn has boon pronounced
very fino, and cotton fear, will be Goo good AZ
hs IN make
In abundance.-Dnyhhston Soatheg1ter. St:ff
FINE oATs.-we owere lately shown specimen
stalk OF oats, measuring six feet In length takeI
from the farm Of ~ RTfha H. c1Irenoe sfeh
| ton ecres OF oats soHn laet goptemper, Of whicl
the stalk sent uB ia said to be ap sversse speoi
men, No fertilizers wore used in the cultivation
ly 70 GOOD aeod, rich soil and favorable eosson.
r-sr =. ..ist .ssg.., ss-g5 YorkptHe E1Qairr.
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FROnI nltAZIL

LETTER OF THE BRAZILIAN MRSIsTER-HI HAS NO
INTELLIGENCE OF TIE EMANCIPATION OF SLAVES
IN DnAzrL.
Tho following is tho translation Of letter from
the Counsellor DE- AzAsBAJA, lato Minister of Bra
I'll, 10 tho Secretary of State:
New YoRK, May 20, 1867.
HoUR ExcELI EHCY: l regretted leaving WASH
ington without having had o lntcr conference with
your Exccllency i'll relation 10 tho speech with
which Tho illustrious President Of tho United
Statos dcigned to answer my pddress on taking
leave on he 18th inst, when ] had the honor Of
delivering to him the letter by which my august
Sovereign thought proper to bring to close my
municato to your Excellency that have not received
any official notice that the I'm: orial. Government
has decreed tho emancipation OF slaves in tho om-
pire nB published by tho press Of this country in
a telogI nm received through the submarine cable;
ao at th'S al do n this way, and from mere scruplo
measure ia already resolved upon by my country,
i'll principe at least to. go into effect, as to the
manner OF execution, with the concurrence OF: the
Legislative Chambers. take the liberty TO make
these simple remarks TO meet the want Of the
| telographlo nows above nlluded to not being cor.
roborated, and because, having reference to the
| important and recent political action Of my coun
como to my knowledge through official channels
But aside from this, tho congratulations of the
President will not foil to be received with especia
| pleasure by his Majesty tho Emperor, whose as
piratioLs are 80 duly appreciated in this country
avail myself OF this occasion to reiterate TO you
Exeellency the expression Of my highest csteeu
anu JSaGi JOAQUIN si MAI1A NosoENrrs DE AzAMBuJA.
His Excellenc7 WILLIAM II. SEWARD, Secretary o
| btato.
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Mobile Rfot Report.

YAsuINoroS, Mny sl.-Tho report OF tho Mobile
riot, published by General PORE, aays TINT every
body apprehendod disturbance during KELLEYs
speech, and consllres tho Mayor for not bcing
present with on adequate fcr;c. Ho removed the
Mayor and police not only for criminal miscon-
duct but because lie had no confidence in the &C.
curity OF affairs whilo they retain Office SwArNE
says tho affair not apprehended or deliberate
iS planned. SHEPHERD, speaklng of Mayor WITH
EBs, says ho is beliovc, tho only in thu c,ty
qualified by disposition TO temper Will, proper
discretion his official acts.
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-------------------s$--
Tho Mobile Riot.

OFFICIAL REPORT OF GENERAL swAYNE.
General BwATNR, commanding tho District OF
Alabama, gives the following official report or the
Mobile riot: -
HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF ALABAMA,
MONTGOMERY, ALA, May 28, 1867. L3
Military DLstract, .ARantd, 9eorgia:
GENERAI; Herewith have tho honor to trans
Fifteenth United States Infantry, conmandns
irar Et Mobile, upon the recent riot in that city.
eeedsd to Mob1o in o6thpsSeu o5 1hs eu.Drsat pro
prigadier- General William Mckee Dunn, AssisSsSSs
1nGse-Aid,yocatsS,aepess1 i, and made personal in.
can learn tho disturbance was not appreht nded
or deliberately planned, unless, probably, by
t oosp Mr. o thas G1a
il WAS par .icipnted I'm by large number OF per-
sons, but that the contrary the scene was hasti-
y abandonfa except BY the police and By susa
| fence or from confusion or excitement. Il seems
that the speaker, having been for soe time inter-
ateIy removed, single arrest was made. This was was
accompanied by the discharge Of pistol, after
which number Of shots were fred OF the stand oc-
Guided by tho speaker and his friends. After mo.
mentary lun large number Of additional shots were
| fred, apparently without vindictiye purpose tue
| weapons go FAR as known, pointing in the r.
na tssI an
authorities OF tho city of Mobile. At tho samc
time, freedom Of speech and public order have
4 oeen greatly outraged IN tn6t city by an clement
which LIS active in tho spirit OF tho rebellion, and
prosumss on sympathy from the police In this re-
gard. This is supported by tho antecodonts o
the police, and by t6e fact that but single ares
vas effected on tho niIht OF, the disturbance
Sincere and oarnost apprehension was express
70 me lest q collision Of races, extended ant
disastEons, and INVOLVING with the fate Of tn
with them, should grow ont OF The I'M
pulse given BY. tho recont outbreak. Tt pre-
vent the possibility Of this directed the post com
mAnlant m 70 ,n,,b
order, to place guards at the headquarters 81 III,
different fro companies TO prohibit out-ofdoo
assemblages sfIor nightfall, to suspend tho entir
polioo force, and reappoint. only such as wor
knoTn VT 70 ho trastWorthy, and TO summaIily pun
prossion OF tho disordorIy eloment above reforrc,
70 and to give confidence and support to thos
who have been heretofore the allies Of tho Govern
mont, respectfully recommend that tho oontro
Of municipal afIirs bo transferred to persons vel
known for thoir continuous loyalty TO tho Unite
States. -
:! hsvo the honor to bo, worry respectfully, you
obedient soryant, WAGER BWAYNE
, F}uN ''Major-Genera."
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OBITUARY.
Charleston. April Q. 1857, JOHN RANDOLPH


"SSS5IELL aged IL years and months
neuom has bty OF his carly yoars aordod aunh nro
LnsiuB IntB OF character. kccn Bopso OF what vr .
Si't, auu p9nctua observance Of duty chsracterizod
als conouct Whether In tho relation or a chilli or
senooi scholar, hls principal desire seomed 10
conf1oute to the pleasure Of parent and tcncbor
@ 'no nantiness OF nobio Lature no united Inc sem
at Mse syinpshzinR spirit Of the gentIer soI Al homo
nc enwinod himself around hearts OF his family.
OF hs nc won Tor hinse tho Affection and admiration
IrOmps obedience his wc rocted lessons his cIccllont
UPoIment and his sweet ringing voice. marked him ont
sss general agofte Bn! Death with ia sharp acytho
@ nas CUT down this bright Gowor In S carly bloom and
VIII ee circle and th" Sabbath School been bowed
hymn: " ' "oto" Vi iAVorle
r.oTera OF Tho wildwood. flowers of tho oanJeu
a-lip eMs OF childhood. flowers sweet flowerp
ut t.ai Is their TEXTURE aud transient their etxv
FOR briof Ia tho llfn OF O nower: ''
inSLr iraKrance and beauty too soon Dass ayav-
ihcy gladden. the heart for an hour n
Petersburg Express and Index please COPY,
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h,ii u; aged HiL months tho only and beloved
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30 dear to Clinst fond parents gas your ch,td
He took her to Himself In hnsto ~
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sSA YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HE

1s-A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER
country hOme after q sojouru of few months In the
city was hardly recognized by her friends. In place of
coarse, rustic. flushed face sho hsd soft ruby COM
plerion Of almost marble smoothneas, and instead OF
tw ntthree she really appeared but gheen. Upon In
quiy sa to tho cauBe OF great change abe plainly
told them Tint sho used the CIRCAS IAN BALM, and
condere m invaluable acquisition to any ladys toilet
By It's any Lady Gentlemen improve their per-
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combination, Nature horse simple yet unsurpaas-
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Ing. cleansing md beautfSing tho akin and compilation
By its direct action the cucle draws from It all s
impurities Kindly healing tho same and leaving the
faca Nature Intended It should be-cear soft smooth
and beautiful Price ST. sent by Mall Express on re
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". l.. CLARK & CO., chemIsts
g No. West Fsyette Street. syracuse. N. Y.
Tho only American Asonts for the aao of the sams.
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= A correspondent writing of the Indian remains
noar Trinity, La. BayS: .'Thero aro ten or twelve
mounds, somo Of largo size, The i.tsest moa.
surod WAS nino hundred feet In ciretmserenco
and about forty foot high; It had been dug down
and eyc.vated In the center, by order Of Genera
PoIIoNAo, for military purposes. noticed thai
tho interior wsa stratlaed and Of the same oharae
tor OF soil as on tho banks OF tho river intespers
ed with relics OF pottery, silioious rock or flint
stone, for arrow hoadn. Ashes aud Goals showed
u had boon used, as were the mounda neal
Natches, for keeping up the perpetual fire."
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s5 TO COTTON oLAIMANTs.
THE CLIENTS OF COOLEY 4 CLARKE, ATToR-
NESs at Law, Of Washington Oily, arc informed
mat Col ". PENN CLARKE OF that frm IA now ut the
Mills House, whero ho will romsin the present week
where he will be p!ezseI SOC the clIons OF the Arm
and my other persona who may hayo cl.s against the
United States for Cotton and other property aoizcd by
hs Hnv"rnmont authortos after the surrender of this
sscERTIFICATE OF STICK LosT.-NOTICE.
Is horeby given, that application will be msdo In ak
weoks from date for removal Of cefnca No. 6s for ten
shares 10 tho capital stock Of tho Relief Asaocl.-
don, standing In tho nRmo Of James s. Hyor tho
original having been destroyed by sherman's Army.
mh5 Juno liz
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/" NoTICE.-THE CREDITORS OF JULIUS
FLhuh arc Informed that under the Doed of Assign
ent oKecucd on tho 18th May 1867, thoy required
accept the provisions Of tho said Deoi execute re-
oases on or brforo tho hour OF u O'Clock Meridian OF
Saturday. tho 18th day Of June. 1857.
Tho Deed OF Assignment and reloaso can DO soon At
the ofioo Of mcssrs. sIMoNs srEdLINC A,tornoys at
Law. Broad street
ISAAC WALLACE,
DAVID WALLACE, hhABnoea'
MORRIS ISRAEL.
Agent Of Creditors OF Julius Flaum
June ,a..
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supprcssion ofn I,oynl Papor

MOBILE, May 3l.-Saturday's edition Of tho Na
fiondt Republican, newspaper was annnrc~--' = /;
nrdnr Of tho r,~--...""uaEt o1 the fost' a euarc
VAS placed Tho Office, and it's future publici
tion prohibited until its proof aheets should bt
submitted to tho Commnndant. Tho order fol
suppression aays that the paper is rendcrct
nmennble TO the last paragraph OF General Ordoi
pf HAY 10 prohibiting the publication of articles
lnciting 10 riot or violence, or tho public of i'll
cendinry language. Tho article rcforrod TO wa:
instructing freedmen when nnd how TO use fire
arms.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

~ MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON Rail-
ROAD COMMANDMENTS holding past duo coupons
OF the FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS Of tho sbo,o Com.
pany' arc hereby notified that Twenty-Five thousand
po OF their Second Mortgage Bondr $1,000 cscb hayo
been dopoaited In thu Peoples National Bank OF this
city. for tho redemption OF tho above mentioned Con.
pons. no. LopER c,.b,cr
Juue1
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1Sonra o.noIMa .ap sonIa c,nofnM'(
COLUMBIA. 8. O., March 2lat 1857.
fdEHKnAr onprRs No. IL
I. IN COMPLIANCE WITH GENERAL ORDERS NO.
10 Headquarters OF the Army March l1th 1857 the un
dsraigned hereby assumes command Of tho Second Mil.
tary District constituted by tho Act Of Congress- Public
No. Co. I'd March, 1867 entitled "An Act for the more
efficient government Of tho rebel States"
H. In the execution Of tho duty Of the Commanding
General MAINTAIN tho security Of the inhabitants in
their persons and property TO suppress insrecon dis
order and violence and to puna or cause TO be pun.
ished all dsturbers OF Tho public pcsoe and nas
tho local civil tribunals will be permitted to taie jurs-
dIcton Of and try oenders excepting only such cases
may by tho order Of tho General DO referred
to Commission or other military tribunal for trial.
III The civil government now existing In North Caro-
na and South Carolina Is provisional only and in ali 70
specs subject To the paramount authority Of tho United
sAts at any Ine TO abolsb modify control or super-
cede the Local laws and municipal regulations
not inconsistent with the Constitution and lAws Of the
United sAtss tho proclsmaons Of the President
with such regulations may be prescribed in tho
orders Of the Commanding General hereby declared
10 be In force; and IN conformity Herewith. civil officers
.-. h.-esv .rsc--s - cn,-". ~. - IT.
a. t.,.s,...t.
Iv wh.n.... .,,, o,ru om,o, ,,,.Lu.,. =. c,,-
,..,, ~ s .Nsa-, .s o. ~ y. Hou.'
onrad =, .,ch trt,rn,, a, oeao.r ,,h...hn d,o .,d
ohtt, ss.nr;tv ~ narson o. nrorsrtS .s.n - aonIad
tbo ca,o ,,n hs ro,o,t hv tho post ,ho.s
Us.son.,te-a
" DE-, cn,n.,sor. ,v,, ..,,. d, y, v.,,o, ,.,.,,,
charged yi,l, tba oommisaon OF crmes .nd ogrnoe,
vben tho civil ,nthorvsa s,,, N ,rros and brno snct
oandsrs 10 trial and Will hold The .ooused IN custod,
FOR thai b, military commi,on proyo.t conrt a, o,be,
tbuns, oruanISsd pursuant 10 orders fo these Head
ounr,ers Arros,s by military authority will be reporst
promptIy The charger preferred viii be accompanied
| by The evidence on winch they arc founded.
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January |

sS- NOTICE T MARINERs.-OA AIMS
AND PILOTS wishn- to anchor their yeAsels In Ashley
River requested 70 do anywhere within direct
range Of tho heads Of the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
wHARvEs. on the Charleston and st Andrews sido oi
tho Ashey River; by which precauton, contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable viii bs avoided.
s. @. TURNER, II. n.
Harbor Masters ONCE Charleston, February 8, 1885,
February
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December 10 1U
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Address DR.. J. sKMLN HoUGHToN.
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4rERRORS OF YOUTH.-A GENTLEMAN
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nuBllauRp EVERY RA1URpAY MORNING. Al
Z orAnsssaIs, Q. Q. Terms % pr snnun. In ID
usiny tbs snrina and b ss4sons s1trs oopas Of hs
NEvp win b& circulated for tbs bsnsds oa
our adyertAing patrons q .,hsf -, - "a q
tsr1ns Isdness . ---''-' SAMUEL DIBBLR
- I~rIr''- ~ ~, Editof OrAngsburv Eewa.
February % OrspgsbuEH
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MARRIED.,

On wednesday evening" Goth inst at tho Second Pros
Iyterian Church. by tho Rev Tnos sprTuS D. d Mt
both OF this city. A-''A = IL " %
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New York New ~

New York, Slay 31.-Tho presentation Hose
Carriage for tho Columbia hremcn is completed,
aud will be forwarded shortly.
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~ BUTCHERS LIGHTNING FLY.KILER
will certainly eItornnnto these pes.s L. its use IL DOR
severed in. Boware OF bogus F1yPaper. which somo
deal-rs keep because they get nearly nothing
Don't be swinded. AJAX for DUTCHERa. which is sold
by an live drugslsts. lno May q
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40 UNITARIAN CHURCH.-sERyIOEs TO
hohhoW at loh A. NJ. and o'clock PM
subject ofthe mornings dacourse-"It ia moro besscd
to sivo than TO rcccvo..'
Subject Of the evenings diseourse-"Tho rr.n,ts q,
iree and constant enquiry in malters pertaining %
Religion" -,
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sJpUBLiC NOTICE.-TEE DISPENsARY OF
the Fourth Health District In ch rse Of Dr. J. soMERs
BUIST has beon owed rom Tho City Hospital 10 tho
southeast OF st. Philip and Warren strces where
patients will be seen between and 10 o'clock A. H., and
and O'Clock P. IL, and calls loft heretofore.
GEORGE ;. PELzER, II. D.,
/ MsyA r'f 10 City Registrar.
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Rfchmond Nova,

RICHMOND. Nay si.-To-day was observed by
tho ladies in decorating tho graves of tho Cou-
federatc dead. Tho stores woro closed. There
wore about 10000 persons at tho Hollywood
! Cemetery.
General SoHorrELD reviowed tho troops of this
District this morning.
judge KELLEY arrived hore tonight, and lonvos
for Washington tomorrow.
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asMEssRs EDITORS :-YoU WILL. PLEASE
announce Con. A. NJ. MANIaAULr as = Candidate for
sherin at the ensuing election. A CITIZEN.
Eoyembcr3 atm
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

as- WENTWORTH STREET LUTHERAN
ChoFch.--The Rev. a. n. Moon will perform Divine
serrco Io-AorToao Morning. and the Rev E. ,. Mr1r.n
DIE In tho Ajler7tcon at tho usual hour 1,uo
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dispatches.

LONDON, Noon, May 3l.-Tlo bullion in .h,
Bank OF England Inns increased 100000 pounds
Tho rate Of discount Ia % pcr cent. Consols g5I
LONDON, 2P. M.-Consols advanced 3D., and arc
quoted nj 95l.
LONDON, Mny 3l-Ercuing. -, ,Consuls 953
United States Bonds 73.
LrvEnrooL, Noon, May 31.-salcs OF tho week,
s2ooo balos, including $1,000 for export and
speculation. Tho market opens firm and active
estimated salos OF tho day, 1900 bales NIiddling
opandB 1T Orleans III stock, 81l ,OC0 balcs, OF
which Al 600 arc American. .!.
LIyEnPooL, =. M.-Cotton continues quito
strong quotations unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, May sl-Evoning. closed
quiet. Uplnnds, 11la11Id. Orleans. lid. Sales
2o,0OO balos. Manchester adyices favorable. Goods
and Yarn bouyant. DroadstufTs easier.
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aTAoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI AP-
PL1CAT1oN will DO mado TO tho proper authorities for
CHARTER OF INCORPORATION OF THE MECHANIC
ASSOCIATION ss. Mav1s
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IS WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
WM. BLUM DINaLR a Candidate for tho aherinslty
at the ensuing election.
Boptomber IL A..
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From Havana .

Nsw oaLEAss, Mny el,-Mayor HEATH appoint
cd Two negroes policemen to-dny,
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HS ARTIFICIAL EYEs.-ARTIFICIAL Hu.
NAN EYES made 20 order and inserted by prs r.
BAUcH and P. aouaLRMANN tforrasrly employed by
RoIssosNK.u. OF Psrs> No. 800 broadway, New York.
April IL .'ft ~ @s,fh ,ss r'u Uat lyr
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As- CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH RAIL
ROAD COMPANY IL. ISAAC W. HAYEE et al.-By @
Decree OF the Court Of Equity. sitting for Charleston
District on 26th January last It among othcr things
ordered "thnt tho said Trustees-ISAAO ". HAYNR,
EDWARD sEBRINa aud JNO E oAREw-do forthwith
proceed to CALL by public advertisement In one or moro
newspapers In this state and elsewhere az thoy may
deem proper. upon all persons holding Bonds and
pons OF Bonds secured by the First Mortgage hforesad
to present and provo their demands before the
day Of July next with view Of ascertaning tho Diy
dcnd TO vhinh sneh holdara entitled out OF tho bal
aneo Of ths sdd purchase money After payment Of tho
coaa and other erpensss hercinbeoro ordered to be
paid"
All persons. therefore. holding Bonds Coupons OF
Bonds Issued by said Company secured by tho Mort
gage OF lst January 1885, hereby called upon to
sent the same to the undersigned, before tho frat
day Of July next at the ofco Of MeaRrs, %ARDIAw q
oAREW, No. IA Bread street. at which time their trust
will bo discharged.
5SS' 5sssf SS2sS S1Ss$ 5AssH 5SAssiso. Trustees.
a5savannah Republican and Augusta Chronicle and
Sentinel insert lst March and May and 18th June.
February1 APRIL may june1.Ju .Ju1y1
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-01

CT NOTICE., WILLIAM III. SACK, DO
hereby inform tho public that my wife, HARRIETT ABB
GAIL SACK. haa authority frgm me to become sole
trader nor do sent to have her that capacity;
and furhermcru state that will not bo Responsible
dabta contracted by her. VIII NJ SACK
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