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PROPOSALS FOR LUMBER.
opFioE DEror ouARrERs

oPFIoK DEPoT ouARrERsAsrER,
foRr LEAvESwuRH, KAN, Nov. O. 1857. (
Sealed PrOposAls, IA triplieate, will be received
At this ONCE uutil ~ o'clock M, TUESDAY, tn,
l2th instant, for fTnishlng at this depot the follow
Ing:
HARD WOOD LUMBER:
rs pieces Slfx6 inches. bur or white oak, 10 feet
long.
80 pieces 4I6 In. bur or white oak, 10 feot long
IS pieces, 4x6 In, bur or white oak, 10 feet long
IS pieces, AKA In, bur or white oak 10 feet long
200 pieces, 3x6 In at but, bur or white oak 3I3 In
At point, IL feet long.
900 feet In bur or white oak plank Il feet long
], 900 feet " In. bur or white oak plank, II feel
long.
. 900 feet In. walnut plank, IL feet long.
2, 900 feet " In. walnut plank, IL feet long.
2, 90 feet In. walnut plank, u feet long
2, 900 feet II. hickory plank, IL feet lopg.
100 pieces oak, Ax6 In, 10 feet long.
Bald lumber TO be Of the best quality, and subjec
70 Inspection and mtasuremsnt at the depot. Tn,
eatire amount to be delivered within thirty days from
the date OF contract.
The u,ual conditions will be imposed upon con
tractors, the terms Of which can bs ieen on sppliea
tion at this once.
Proposals to be iudorssd, Proposals fer Bar,
Wood Lumber, " and addressed to the updsrsigned
BENZ. O. CARD,
noll-td Byt. Brig. Cen, Depot Q. NJ
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Our READERS ARE ADVISED to call on
Adam,on, No. 500 Ninth street, one door from Penn.
sylvapia avenue, and examine his large and we'll
selected stock Of Carpets Drusgets, oilolohs Rugs
and Mats Of all kinds, Blankets Of all eolors, ready
made Sheets and Pillow Cases, Bed Clothing Of all
descriptions, Hair and shuek Mattresses, Hair and
Feather Pillows, a large assortment Of Gilt Window
Shades, Linens, AID Fixtures, Table Covers Of all
kinds all Of the arst quality, and At the lowest cash
prices Remember SOC Ninth street.
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THE ATLANTIC CABLE.-No Atlantic cable
dispatches were received yesterday. European
dispatches are now duo the Associated Press for
three days, none having been received since
Thursday night No cause appears to be as.
signed for this long and almost intolerablO sus
pension Of communication with the foreign
Powers An opposition line, we think would
be the means Of remedying the defect mate.
rally
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Tue Chamber Of Commerce of Cincinnati have
passed unanimous vote in favor Of memorial
iIing Congress to take the tax cG cotton and
sugar produced in this country. They have a
right to petition aud to be heard, but We trust
that Congress will refuse to grant their request.
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A DrsrArcu 70 the Sunday papers from New
Orleans has the following:
"Ool. W. H. MeCaude, editor Of the Vioks.
burg Tina, was yesterday placed In eonfue.
msnt BY order Of Gen. Ord. The charge upon
which he was arrested Is not made known,
though . special to the Crescent says II was fol
personal denunoiationn
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CAPT, DAVID HSELIr aged lO2 years, died
ut his home, in Livermoro, Maine, on Saturday
last. He voted for WAsHISdroN for President,
and remembered Gen. ARNoLD's expedition up
tho ROnnebeo river.
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FouR LIVES were lost by the upsettiDg Of a
boat at Grand Haven Michigan, on Saturday
morning. The names Of the drowned persons
are sILAs F. Com, J. II. MARCY, A. FLErcHER
and child, They were strangers going North
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GOVERNMENT SALEs.-I would call the
attention Of dealers and others to large lot Of new
Cavalry J8eksts, Goats, Pants, Shirts, Red, white
Blue Maekinac Blankets, &c. A. Adamson, 500 Ninth
street. one door from Pennsylvania avenue
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interesting Reading on Every Page.
a. No,,ce.--rhs DAiLr NATIONAL RrrusLioI

ss- Noticeable DAiLr NATIONAL RxruBLIcAs
sul on ana after April 1, 1857, be Furnished TO sub.
,eriber. by oarriors) In Washington, deorgstown,
and Alexandra At any esass per month, payable to
Ihs agent
~ No notice can be taken Of Anonymous comma.
n,oatlons. Whatever Is intended for insertion mus
bs authenticated BY the name and address Of tn
wrissaot necessarily for publication, but asa guar
,nty for It's good faith
az All communications, whether on business OF
Tor publication, should be addressed 70 wv. J. Nun.
rioH, Proprietor HATloSAL REruBLIcAs, Washington.
n
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Arrival of stcamers-Terrinc Hurricane
or Sc. Thomss-AlI the Vessels Dam.

aged.
New YoRW, Nov lO.-The steamers Iowa,
f.om Glasgow on the ga and sidon, from Liv.
erpool on the 25th, have arrived to-day.
The steamer Marmiou, from Rio Janeiro, with
dates to the 10th uIt, and St. Thomas on the
1,t inst, arrived to-day, She reports the steam.
er North America at ST. Thomas on the 3Oth
ult. The Msrmion arrived oG St. Thomas at
midnight, but did not run in until next day, in
consequence of the absence Of lights.
On entering the harbor 1t was found the
harbor had been visited tho day previous BY the
most terrific hurricane ever known there, and
every vessel in the harbor was damaged. Al
though the Marmion was but ninety miles from
port at noon on the goth, she experienced
nothing more than a stiff breeze.
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FINE BLUE and black Beaver Suits for
sentismsn, at Hennipg's One Price Clothing Store,
corner Seventh street and Maryland avenue.
He will remove TO No. 5ii Seventh street, Intslli.
genesr Buildipg, about Janu.ryl.
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Two PASSENGER TRAINS on the MississlPpi
osHtrsl railroad Oollidod on Friday night near
Grenada. Both of the engines were demolished
aud negro injured.
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Arrival OF Emigrants-Health of Ne'
Orleans,

New ORLEANS, Nov. lO.-ships Astronom
and Constantine have arrived from Bremen, with
449 emigrants, most Of thom for the Northwest.
They were taken aboard a steamboat for ST,
Louis without landing. Quite number Of emi.
grant ships have arrived at this port lately.
The board Of health has discontinued daily
mortuary reports.
The national Republican., 1867-11-11

GOVERNOR MARSHALL, tho Republican candi.
date for Governor Of Minnesota, Is rs.slsctsd by
about ), 900 majority. Impartial suffrage 10 de.
fsatsd in that State BY 1900 majority,
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B.sket Factory Consumed.

SPRINGFIELD MASS, Nov. lO.-Williams'
basket mandatory at Northampton, Massachu.
setts, was burned this morning. Loss $50, 900.
Insurance 500, 900
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An ERRoR.-The price Of our Melton
overoosts, lined with Cashmere, !. ts. no, a, q.
stated In yesterdays Star. A. sAKs 4 CO.,
... bl7 Seventh strest.
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The Irrigation Hous, purnsd.

CHICAGO, Nov lO.-Tho Brighton House, out.
side Of the city, with oil stables and Outhouses,
has been burned Loss, $4,000 to $40, 900,
with 90, 900 insurance. Ten horses were burned
to death.
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AND COMMERCIAL.
FINANCIAL.

Gold was steady on Saturday, and there was but
little speculation By the "bulls or "bears. ~
0overnmspt securities held Arm.
The -four and provision markets were dull and
heavy,
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CARRIAGES CARRIAGES! ! CAR
" RIAGEs .-On hand large assort- NADD
meat Of drst. class CARRIAGES Of my lQS8
own make, at reduced prices. All work sold war.
ranted to be as representsd. Repairing promptly at
tended to. A large lot OF second hand Carriages
cheap. ROBERT II. GRAHAM,
Repository, S74 D street, between sth and 9th.
no7.lm Shop, AT sth street, noAr D.
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DROPOsALs FOR FUEL.
QrInrERMAsrER's oRYIog, !

QUARTERMAsrKk' 4 OffiCB,
NAsHyILLE, November 7, 1857.
Sealed PTapcsals will be received At the once oil
the undeTsigned until WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst
Al clock p. m, for furnishing the q. NJ Depart
msnt At this pot with the following art cles OF Fuel,
via
1000 BUSHELS OF COAL
1000 CORDS OF WOOD.
The Coal to be in good Jumps, suitable, u nscsary'
for CRATES The Wood to be either oak ash, or hiek'
ory and In accordance with the length prescribed by
law
The fuel to be delivered tubJeo to inspection, at
the city wharf or in the yards Of the eonirAeo' I'm
this eity.)
Bidsiof the Coal and Wood will be received sepA'
rAtey This does not, however prevent these bein
taken together II one Of the bidders desire 10 iuTnSh
both.
Bonds In double the Lmount Of the contract, with
two responsible suTetes that the contract Will be
taken II awarded the bidder must accompany each
bid. No bids will be entertained unless this bond
accompanies It.
The Government reserves the right to reject any or
all bids offered.
By order Of Major General Thomas Swords.
T. MOORE, MAI Q N,
holl'td Brsyet Lieut. Col U.s A.
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JEwELRY.-Jet Pendants and Fern Leaf
Coral Fusis ssts Plated Chains silver Plated Spoons
and Forks, received this morning at Prisgs One Dol.
lar Jswelry Store, No. ass Pennsyivsn,s svsnus,
near Four aud "a half street.
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/ CAL ITE N 9.

$3.50 BLACK all wool Cashmere Pants,
A A. ssk' 4 Co ,6i7 Seventh street, between Avenue
and ID street
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ID EMOvAL FROM 49s TO SIT sEy.
III BNTH STREET

In few days will remove to the large and hand E
ZONE store room, bls Seventh street Inteligencer
Building. next TO the corner OF street. where with
Increased accommodation will be pleased to my
friends and sustomsrs aud promise that nothing will
m,nd In the Book and Stationery line.
noll-lw WV. BALLAHTYEE
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and Several Ladies to Canvass North' rn
and Eastern States.
LxAvESwoRrH, KANSAS, Nov. lO,-susan D
Anthony, Lucy Stone, Mrs. Elizabeth csdy
Stanton and several prominent ladies Of Il n'Hs.
members Of the female suffrage committee, -.
ing encouraged at the very aatterins vote given
in favor Of female suffrage in this State, have
projected a campaign in the Eastern and North
srn States, and have arranged for several meet
ing. for the month Of December in Nassachu.
sets, Connecticut, New York and Pennsylvania.
George Francis Train has tslegraphed that he
also will be present and speak at the same times
and places In behalf of female suffrage.
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GOVERNOR FARcmLD's majority in Wlsoon.
ain $500. Tho Lsglilsture 10 largely Ropub.
lean.
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AMES ROLA.-BOOTS ANDSHOES
MADE AND REPAIRED. All In want Of A
h, wyih IN my line will do we'll 10 call at No. sol
ihIta street west, between and Indiana ave- n
| faction guaranteed ' Nv
Terms, Cash, nossiv
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LARGE FIRE IN CHICAGO

Tornado in the West indies.
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TAKEN AS ABANDONED BY THE

TAKEN AS ABANDONED BY THE
l. METROPOLITAN POLICE On the eth inst,
one Dark Bay HORSE, with star on forehead, being
elected jointly from the premises Of John wAnstai
and an Attaehs Of the British Legation-wil be sold
to the highest cash bidder on TUESDAY, the 2sth
co. IS BAZAAR, No. Os Louisiapa avenue, pur.uaut
10 the act Of July l6, 1891 unless reclaimed prior
thereto at this once, No. . Louisiana avenue.
By order.
GRO. R. HERRIoK, Property Clerk.
November IL, 1867. noll 81
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New Advertisements.

DoYS' AND YOUTHS FINE CALF
ID and HEAVY BOOTS; prime article An i'm E.
menss stock a CT. CUS MINIS, SAT Seventh street,
second door below Nortbern Market II
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TIE PoEr of the National Hat and Cal

TIE PoET Of the National Hat and Cap
Bmporiam Gstrsy.
Hats for figures broad and burly,
Hats for straight hair and curly,
Hats for faces melancholy,
Hats for features bright and Jolly,
Hats for gentlemen Of standing,
Hats that give look commanding.
Hats for walking, ridisg, driving,
Hats dull faces look alive In.
Hats that stand all kinds Of mauling,
Hats for every trade and calling,
Hats that men aud boys sigh for,
Hats that even babies cry for.
Any or all Of the above styles may be had at re.
remarkably low prices at the National Emporium,
800 PsnnsylvAnis avenue, between Four.And a half
and Sixth streets, adjoining National Hotel.
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>" A N T L D.-BY AN ACTIVE
w young man, who has six years. sxpsIiepcs in
the Grocery Business, house suitable for the bust
ness In the Northern Liberties. Dwelling attached
preferred, or would take interest in already
sstablished. address GROCERY, Box 500, George
town, DC. noli .st'
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NE MAN BURIED IN THE RUINS

Explosion In ~. Louis.
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sherfass Sale.

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-. sAlsoene tract ofland containipg Three
esss 13,,n,,re,J sayeat f3751 Acres.
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Metallic plliaaI Cases,

1HE sUBSckIBsR has constantly toa
baad . fun ors,neat of Jheaboyt approved
cases, Of a,ias patterns, besides eofins
ssp his own airske. all Of which he is prepared
80 sarnisf at very reasoaab be rates., ssith
pyoRip aud ,s:ss s. =, <
nersoas desisotts Of having cases sent 5y
railroad vii iaye them sent free of. csratge
Hearse issaiways s, on hand and viii be
sfssrnisaed nc stsissrateSos Sltf per day: ; -
Tisalsk fal Tor past patrsfage, the sub
scssbes sespects lly asks ffos a continuation.
: eof the same, and assures the pubic that
no e:tost pa,s aiiiff psred torsaeef;
slc gtmess - = = sspzzx:: i
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,HE B4EE RrrpT r Vt:

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BaNKRrpT ia II II who
centsmpl ete avail ing themselves
ef the soaef Of the bankrupt laa.
1aassd do so: e:prevsoas-to Msreh q;
1858 as the fly cent. elaass takes
! Place on shat day Ais Claims
sassalpst a sbanE;rapt tssshos applies
sftern neat Mar will; asa mat
Ter Of course, be proven, Section:
3s stlie fa~, ID relation to the
fifty per cents.is as sfailows :: sand
ipaH proese,sings. IN Bankruptcy
eommonced after one year frosn;
the ames tais Act shall sgoEiinta OPP
eratiofs loeethseftarge shall be
graREed 10 q eebter whose assets
60 not pay fftty per cent. of the:
claims assti nstzhis estate, unless
the assent, in writing, ofsasmajori-
lsstv Ia mum ber and value OF his
creditors, who have proved their
:eiaiai is fled as the case, at or
before The timeof ppIicatlons FOR
diseh 3 csAalarEeston goneisr,
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OF SOUTH CAROLINA

sNewherrs District In Eqaity. ) ;.
Michael Werfsand Susau M Lensv: Latimes
= =, - Long and Others. = a :.
The creditors Of -tlte estate of Geors'
long, deeepsed, are required to render and
establish on OATH before the COMMISSIONED
Of this; Court, their respective demands, o.
.or before ih. first day OF January 1868.
:. = ESILA> : TOMBSTONE, e. E. \. D. !,
Gonssofieef Oct, lath, 1857. -
:. I6-42-12t.. - - .t--.= *l2
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ST ATE eUFHc ARoL LIMA

= - Nesbesry Distric.-In Equity. Z
Henry Summer and William Summer, tsnr.
yiying Adm rs. Y. Mary n. Summer, G..33P,
= = Summer lGt a. - s
Bill for sale Of land TO n,arshall assets and
10y General Relief '1s -,
The creditors Of theSestate of John Sum
er deceased, are required to render and
establish on oath, before the Commissioners
of this Court e cir respective demands, on
orbefore the 6rst daY of January 1865. =
SILAS TOMBSTONE, c. E. ". D. .
CONS office, ocs. l4thsls67.
f-G1 16-42-I2t.- = -; *15 =,
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Bill for Partition.
sTATEOF SOUTHCAROLINA.

.. Newberry District-rn 'quity.
Mary E. Semi vs. Mary+F. Sem and Others
= Bill for Relief.
The creditors Of the Estate of James NJ. Sem
deceased, are required to render on oath and es-
tsblish before tn. Commissioner their respective
demands on or before the tenth day of Decem.
Der 1867 SILAS TOMBSTONE, o.E. n. D.
Com's Office, Oct 9Th "A 81. ~S.
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sTATBoF SOUTH CAROLINA

: - Newberry Distric,-Ia Equity. g.
David Werts y: Pamela Noble, amanda
: Is -.stE: :, Noble and Others . =
~ a. Bill to eself land to pay debts
The creditors OF tie estate Of William
F. Neble, deceased. are hereby. required to
render and establish on oath, before the
Commissioner, their respective demands, on
or before the first day of December next.
=, = .SiLAS JoHNSTONE; G. Z. NJ D.
g, CONS. Office, Oct. I4th, 1857. !
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The State Of South Carolina.
Newberry District-In Equity.


silas Johnstone, Com. in Equity. Y. Jacob
Ii. Suber and Others -.'- -.
By order Of the Court of Equiry will re-
sell 1t the risk Of former purchasers, at
public outcrv, before the Court House, al
Newberry, on The First Monday in Decem-
Der, 1857, a TRACT OF LAND, situated
in the State and District aforesaid, on Emo
rec River, containing :, - p,
One Hundred and Ninety Acres,
more or less, I'D bounded by lands hereto
fore owned by Thomas H. Henderson, F. J.
Suber. j. W. Sanders and ". Lyles, on q
credit of twelve months, with interest from
the day of, sale; the purchaser being re-.
qu;red to secure the purchase money by
bond and two good Snreties, and pay the,
costs of these proceedings in cash.
SILAS JoHNSIoNE c.END.
toN IN
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Guan.Lol.

100 tons warranted genuine Peruvian,
from the Agent of the Peruvian Govern
ment, OH ndsand for sa!sby
sILAs TOMBSTONE & WIN. F. NANCE,
October 23 SO
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eelnmissfon $ Notices.
The State of South Carolina.
Newberry Distric.-In Equit,

!. - : - y t''-' 1"2o--tHasts'
- Ne~berry Districs-ln Equity. = ;,
John saterwhite, Y. John. II. Glymph and
The creditors Of the Estate of Lemuel
Glsmph, deceased. are required to render
and establish OH Oath, before the Commis-
sioner of this Court, their respective de-
nands, on or before the first day of Jan
uary. 1865 SILAS JOHNST0NE,
= CONS Office, &c. E.H. D..
Oct "a 42 II. = *l2
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STATE EOFsoUTHCARO

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
- Newberry District-In Eqnity. -
Emeline Bradley ~. Peter RodelspergeH
r. -, - and Others. ~
The creditors of the: estate OF. Richard L.
Bradley, deceased, are required to render
and establish on oath, before the Commits
ssienerof this Cenrt, their respective de-
sn,aiids, on or before the FIRST Day of January
1885, SILAS JoHNSToNE,c. 4. u. D. =
;, CONS Office, Oct: 18th, 1857. -
l6-42-l2t.l, - -I-Ist| = *i2 z
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DUPLICATION FOR CHARTER.

Notice is hereby given that application
will he made Ut the ensuing session OF Leg
islAure for charter for Ferry st Saluda
Oh Town, Aug %.
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The State of South Carolina.
Newberrv DiStrict-In Equity.

Nancy H. Ropp, v. W. H. Ropp.
The creditors OF the Estate of Geo. Ivey
Ropp, deceased. are required to render and
establish on oath. before the Commissioner
of this Court, their respective demands, on
or before tn. first day of January next.
CONS Office, SILAS TOMBSTONE,
Oct. l4.42 l2:. *l2 c.E.N.D.
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no C0NSUMPTIVES.

The REV EDWARD A. .WILSoN:will send
(ree of chargej to all who desire it, the prescrip.
the simple remedy by which he was cured Of 8
lnng Affections and that dread disease Consump.
tion His only object is to benefit the afflicted
and he hopes every sufferer will try this prescrip-
tion, as it will cost them nothing, and may prove
q blessing. Please address
- REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
2 No. 165 South Second Street,
Sept 1888. Williamsbnrgt, New York.
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sTATEoFsOUTH CAROLINA.
sevbesry Dis'rics-In Equity. -.
Nancy Il: Ropp " W a., .Ropp aud others.

Nancy Il: Ropp v: W a.. :Ropp aud others
=. Biilfo account, relief, &c. !:
BIZ order of the Gonrt of Eqai.s. I will
SELF ,-at pnbsie auction, On tile first Monday
in Bee.s 1861, before the, Court House, at
aNeyaerrs, the Eeslsessate of George Irey
Ropp- deceased, consisting Of tract otisnd,
situated in Newbe District ceoasaiuins
= One Handred and Fiee -Acres,,
NOR; or less, and bounded by laadssof I, G.
Lake, Eiijah .Wedaznan, essrte CT Jacob
Ltzey qud John Dreser.S -. IL
TsRas-Cash if the Purchaser desires.
or the purchase money :. ust be secured by
bond payable in2tweiye months with in,
terests irem day %. sale, with twU good
suretieS, and a mortgage: Of the premises.
The costs If these proceedings must be paid
insca$. - - =. =, II. So :,
SIT is; JoHNsTo NE, G: e: : s.: i: ,: ::
CONS Office, Nov. II. f3-46z3t. so.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-20
The State Of South Carolina.

49, NeSbesrs District-In Equity. =
Elizabeth A.'Boozer,v Henry Boozer, et al
The creditors of.Jnhn 4. Boozer, deceased.
are: :hercoy required TO render and establish;
on oath, before Tue Commissioner of this
Court, their respective demands on or be-.
lore ti:e fftaenth iay' OF January 1883. :
CONS Office SILAS TOMBSTONE, : 7:
Oct. Ia AZ 3m. END. ;
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-20
STATE OF SOUTH CARoLINA.
Sewherry Dist1ict-ia Equity: " =
E H. Fisaer / John Aguew, %vs.- lRob,
= - - NJ -
Rill TO fnrer.lases Morton.

Billto forecloses Aortgaga. -
, Parsuast to am order of the Court o
Eauits I viii seli, ,,t pnhiic7 ontcrr, OH the
FIRST Monday IN l,ecembef' 1857, before the,
siCe..rt House at Newberry, a tract land.
s<iis.iatea in Che District of NewberrF aud
State aforesaid, in the fork Of SaInda aud
Little Rivers. containing eigh huprired
acres, more or less, and founded bs ,land>
IF ThomsssA. Floyd, GsayeS Spearnan and
others. : - - z ~ So x
TEkMs s-The purchaser sxiH be required
TO pay one thirdof the purchase tnoliey in
Cash, aud 10 secure the Z baiaAce pasable in,
Two, eaaal annual iassailRen,sz With Interest
from the day of saie, by bond with az least.
two good sareiies ard mort gage OF ssthr-
premises. SILAS JoaNSToSE. = :
,eai Nice x >ssrss 49, c, E. D..
z. EoY.st ..S,sss :. ( : : SsrzA FL
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-20
STATE OFsOUTH CAROLINA

- Newherry Dis,rict-4In Equits.
John S. sBirge aid L. B..9aaffett, Adm'rssa ~
William Bird dses, has. Bridges and Others
sBtgto sell lard TO pay debts:
- Fh creditors Of :tie estate Of Vile,
Bridges, deceased, are hereby required ia
render; and :esta biish on oath their respective
ehsims, before the Commissioners of Efhi>-
!, 'onrt, eu Or before the, fifsi day :Jannar,
-tsas. --zSsssIL IS JoHNSToNE,c. c. =: D. "a
!; CONS Office, Oct. Iith, 1867 -
IG-42-lJt. e. e. - =. *l2