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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-09-19

EuRopH.-The Shah OF Persia has &C.
cep,ed an invitation from the Car to
visit Russia.
The statement that Gen. Garibaldi
while In Florence visited and dined with
the PrussiaR Minister is contradlcted.
Mr. silas c. Herring writes home
from Paris that the Commission to which
was referred the question concerning the
comparative merits OF American and
English safes, has dissolved without
rendering any decision.
The Doncaster races commenced
Tuesday. They comprised contests for
the Fllly Stakes, which were won by
Athena" the Glasgow Stakes carried
off by Donsldbain," the Champagne
awarded to "Virtue, and the F,zwilliam
Stakes, OF which "Triponier" was the
winner. In the great Yorkshire Handi.
cap, Seville" came In ahead
A Constantinople special, by cable,
dated 9th, says the Russian ambassador
In that city, General Ignatuf, has pre-
sented to the Porte another note Of his
government, which demands the cession
OF Crete TO Greece, and full equality to
Christians and Mahommedisns in all the
Provinces OF Turkey. The demand is
declared to be the ultimatum OF Russia.
An answer is asked for within ten days.
Ia diplomatic circles war is regarded as
almost inevitable.
The Salzburg Conference, between
Napoleon and the Emperor OF Austria,
seems now to be viewed as OF more
political significance than at first. And
Prussia is said TO be so moved by it, as
to propose sort OF counter demonstra-
ton, In a meeting at Baden, early in
September, between the King OF Prussia
and the rulers OF Bavaria, Wurtemburg,
Baden, and Hesse Darmstadt. The par
ticular thing in the salzburg conference
which disturbs Prussia Is the determi-
nation reached by the Emperors, not to
allow Prussia to cross the river Maine
southwark, in forming 8 German Con.
federation or, in other words, that the
fourth article Of the treaty OF August,
1865, shall be strictly observed.
The second Parliament OF the Con.
federation Of the North German States
met in Berlin on the 10TH and was for
mally opened by King william OF Prus-
sia. In his speech from the throne, the
Klnglalluded to the position of the South
German States, and said that their
national relations with the rest Of
Germany had been fixed by the treaty OF
the Zollverein which they had signed.
He further spoke OF the excellent fnan-
cisl condition OF the Confederation, and
promised that bills would be introduced
providing for q complete and equal
settlement of the terms and conditions
OF military service, making all necessary
explanations in regard to passports and
postal matters, and looking to the pro-
lection OF the commercial marine OF the
Confederation. The King concluded his
speech with an expressed hope for the
continued peace OF the country.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-09-19

regard to the claims OF the United States
on account OF damages committed by the
Alabama and other rebel vessels during
the rebellion, will soon be made public.
The latest letter from the Secretary OF
state is dated In August last, and the
documents will show the precise condi-
rlon OF the question at that time, and
that the United States will in every case
agree only TO unrestricted arbitration.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-09-19

ST ALBANs TO HAVE FERR ENGINE
The voters OF the Village corporation, at
8 meeting held Monday night, voted to
raise forty cents on the dollar OF the
Grand List, to procure Fire Engine.
One will be procured Immediately. The
village now has none.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-09-19

CONC AHsAD.-Mr. Linsley advertlses
that work is to be commenced immedi-
ately on the railroad between St. Johns
bury and West Danyille,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-09-19

PERSONAL General Averill, Consul
General for British North America, paid
Aying visit to Burlington Tuesday.
He was on business connected with the
Customs Department.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-09-19

WONDERFUL TRBE.-Dr. Geo. K. Bag
ley, OF Chelses, has an apple tree on his
premises, which although but three feet
and nine inches high, and three-fourths
Of an inch in diameter, has on it thirty
two apples, some Of them being nine
inches In circumference,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-09-19

PURCHASE FLOUR SPARISGLY.-Wea d-
wise consumers who have heretofore
purchased their winters stock OF -four
about this time, not to be in a hurry
this year. From all that one can learn the
crop is very large, and if the consumers
will continue to purchase as sparingly
as possible, prices must recede to reason
able rates. There is now grand ring
forming to keep breadstutfs up to famine
prices. This ring has its branches in
Chicago, Ruffalo and New York, and its
leading members are said to be men of
great wealth with heavy bank facilities.
1t is we'll known that millions of bushels
OF wheat have already changed hands in
Chicago, Buralo and New York, without
s bushel being moved. Like gold gam
blers, many parties are buying and sell
ing breadstuffs who have not q bushel
Of wheat or a barrel OF -four in their
possession. They bull and bear the
market, buy and sell on time, and pay
the difference. These spectators are
simply the tools OF the ring, used to
keep the market excited and prices buoy
ant.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-09-19

THR PEACH CRoP.-A firm In Delaware
who put up fruits in cans for the market,
in letter to party in Boston, says {:
I" We never before saw so many peaches
as this year. We are putting up $50
baskets day, and although we receive
them in few hours after picking, we
lose great many by their retting. We
shipped to New York thousand baskets
last week, and they brought US but IA
cents basket Of three pecks they cost
US 80 cents and yet the weather has
been mild, and the only reason we can
attribute their rapid decay to, is the un-
usual moisture Of The atmosphere"
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(CoMMuSIoATIoN.l
Medical College OF South Carolina.


At meeting OF tho Board Of Trustees and
Faculty Of the Medical College OF tho State ui
South Carolina, tho following resolutions were
offered in consideration OF tho mcritorious SCR
vices OF tho retiring officers, Professors MoULInIE
anu PRIoLE.u, for tho above institution:
Rcsolred, That tho Trustees and Faculty Of tho
hiedcal College Of tho State of South Carolina feel
very sincore concern and sympathy for the intirm-
tics OF i'll health and advanced ago which havo
prompted Professors James Moultrio and Il. G.
Prolcau to resign from tho chnirs OF Physiology
and Obstetrics in that institution.
Rcsofced, Thut while tho Trustees and Fnculty
arc constrained by tho motives assigned by Pro-
fesso Aloultrio and Prolcau for thor designations
to acccpt tho saino, tIuy desro to mako known
their esteem for their dolicato sonse OF honor anu
duty, which, ns it uniformly directed their con-
duct III oil their official relations with tho College
has infu need tho,n to rotiro from thon,.
ifesotcci, That the Trusteos and Faculty onto r.
tain high and jnst estimate OF tho mature lcarn-
ing nntl experience which Pr yfessors Aoultrie and
t':1olrau contributed 10 tho instruction OF tho
classes iii their departments and of tho influence
OF their character and example in inspiring tho
students with an honorable and yirtuous enula-
toR Rs1eS; oI excellence lEI, in their Professions;
trio and Priolcau under tho ntirmitios of dcclin-
ing years, as also to mako public this esti noninl
10 thelr learning and virtues, these resolutions bc
communicated to ihom by tho President of tho
loard OF tho Trusteos and Faculty, and that tho
Same DC published in the city papers.
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CAMPAIGNING IN THE SourH.-Political cam
paiEning In the South is deprecated by many of
the Republican journals Morrill, who SEQ in the aei-
tation created by Radical orators, tao promise OF
an abundant crop OF dire results. According to
them tho various military districts arc to be con-
yertcd into arenas, in which tho various factions
that divide the people are ITO put their political
glndiators to fight out tho irreconcablo bitterness
OF party bate making the South second Kan
sas on largo scale. Says ono of thcm:
;, The o1citoment OF that scone stimulated party
lie through the whole country, and kept up q po.
iiical fury that drove us to tho great eItreme OF
the war. Now this agitation is to be transferred
to the Southern States. They arc to become the
Theatre OF the same sort OF political drama that
must bo moro exciting us tho sceno ia largor as
pected must be creator, and as thero aro moro
Giles to DO burned and throats TO bo cut before
those results can become attainab!e to either
party. 1t ia easy for tho North, quietly looking
on spectators Of tho terrible struggle, to see what
by military law-wo tell them tint their States
have no political existence just now that
thoy arc only FREQ to pursue tho ordinary
course OF business and social life, and must leave
tho rest alone. They acquiosce and go on as
quietly as heart could wish, enger only to be
quietgrateful for rcst from political turmoil and
for tho CHANCE TO cultivate thor fields But, pros
to before tho ink Of our military laws is dry we
let looso on them political missionaries propagan-
dIsts agltators, to start again that very political
life that wo have said must for the present DO or
tics as much as they like, it they viii go in on the
right sido, and wc hint broadly that wo arc Ieady
TO distribute Southern lnnds freely to the class
that will bid highett for them In Republican vctes
Congress should como to the rescue on this point
IL should certainly assemble in July, and take
tary lnw."
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New York Noxys.

NEW YORK, juno Tho Southern Famine Re-
lief Committee is still vigorously carrying on it's
beneficial work. In addition to loading the United
Statos storcship Surveyor which lett this port on
Tuesday last, the Commission hnve since shipped
5000 bushols of corn for Charleston and Savannah
for interior distribution. Yesterday tho Treasurer
Mr. James ID. Brown received, from Clarendon Dis
trct b. O., an appeal for relief from tho heads OF
" families, the nnme Of each porson being giving,
rcprosenting 29s individuals, who must perish uti,
loss rclief be afforded. SO lcpg as this cry for
iood is heard, 30 long will this Commission cry
for money.
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Bcnat Buffers VieIys.

WAsmNoToN June 7.-Tho following il n con-
cluding paragraphs OF letter from Butler, winch
was read to negro meeting last night: els 1t not
sclt-oridont political truth TINT where tho land is
held In large tracts by tho employer, 10 be lcttcd
BY tho employed, there can DO no Just and trne
fold for tho exercise OF Republican citizenship,
md it is one Of tho pressing cxigepcies of tile
country, as the very basis OF Reconstruction that
some plan must he derived by which tho lands Of
the South may bo divided among tloso who shall
occupy and till them."
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a5- THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
DARLINGTON D1sTRTcT.-N EQUTTY-B. W. Ed
WARDS Administrator 7. E. HowLE, Vi, E. s. HowLE,
JAMES p WILSON AND oTHERs-BIII FOR IN.
JUNCTION, ACCOUNT AND RELIEF.-I ia ordered
that tho CREDITORS ofTHoMAs E. HowLE, deceased,
DO enjoned rom proceeding TO their claims at
law against Tho complainant and that they do prove and
establish their demands against tho said uowLR before
tho Commissioner ofhis Court before tho rst day
Of December next and in doaul thereof that they be
barred the benefit of any decree to bo pronounced
lercin.
The above s true copy from tho original order madu
In tho above stated case. 18th February, 1867.
A F. EDWARDS, O. E. DID,
Commissioners once. Darlington c. H. Feb. a. 1867
February Is eu
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Tho Ordinance Investigating Committee have
not yet bcen ablo to begin operations at waahinR-
ton on account Of tho, want Of quorum, Il is
probable that thoy will adjourn until Juno 2oth.
But two Of tho members are In Washinton, and the
absence OF tho othera, Causes great annoyance to
quito number Of manufacturers Of arms and
ordnance supplies who have beon for somo time In
that city, anxious to mako statement OF theIr
grievances. - g&, YrE E.f -
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ss- THE STATE on soUTH CAROLINA

a5- THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
DARLINGTON DIsTRIcT-IN EoUTTY-HANNAH j.
HART, Adminiatratrir, ELLEN z BART. JOHN
wiTHERsPooN. d ai-BILL FOR INJUNCTION,
ACCOUNT AND REL1EF.-It is ordered that tho credit
ors Of JOHN L. HART be onjoIned from proceeding to
recover eir claims at law against tho complainant and
that they do provo and estabnh demands against
tho aaid John L Hart, before tho Commissioner Of
this Court on or bsfore the frat day Of November ne1
and In default hareof that hoy bo barred tho ben
eft Of any docrce to DO mado hercin
It s also ordered that copy OF this order DO published
at least once week tho frat day OF November ps.t
In tho Darlington Souer1er and the Charleston Da,iy
Re.of
The above true copy from tho original order msde
In the above case, 18th February. 1867.
A. F. EDWARDS, G. E D. D.
coianssIosEh's oFToE, Darlington G. H.. February
"a. 1897. s9Sn Febru.rv 10
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Domestic Markets.

Domeatic hlnfkcts.
NOON DISPATCH.
NRw YORK, June 7.-Stocks strong, Money 7,
Gold esi. Sterling, time, l0a1oi; sight lolaioi;
90 coupons 1901. Flour 10 zoe. lUwer Wheat la
&c. lower. Corn dull and unchanged. Pork quiet
g. g. s22 %: Lard dull at 12alalc. Cotton dull ut
EVENING DlspArcn.
Stocks strong. Money Z. Gold 1861. 1862 co,l-
pons 109b. Cotton dull and unchanged; salos l40O
bales at 27o, Flour.Demand improved under the
dSGnS state n ssali 1 2 70 Wheat castor but active
quiet. Naval Stores dropping. Frcfghts QUOT
aud unchanged.
BALTIMORE, June 7.-Cotton dull and In favor Of
siSsS a0ena corn doe0ed e as5 as wo GT
N.12 Mixed Western 81. Provisions unchanged.
CNGnFAT1, Juno r. Flour ilrm and unchanged.
saas Bacon firm Msasy sna in aG ir demsnd hGna SI
Shoulders 0; Clear sidos III
MOBILE, June 7.-sales 200 bales; In fair de-
msnd .oss nthiddnss Ss at RECEIPTS sS bales
exports Of ia o eS WSsk 'pos sloeE o. To'k mi
NEW ORLEANS. Juno 7.-salos Of cotton 75O
E9GstIts q shS TsSk ssSs bales Against 40" bales
and Molassos, no quotations. T Flour ts e1sremssl, sil
dull. supcrfino jobhing al $40 IS; doubo oxtrS
M;I.a n aS ,S so,Se s; sig e. CSrn active and lower
supply a. s5e.ss1. Hay unchanged. Pork III
Prime Mess s22 Bacon in good jobbing doluanj
Snnonldors 9Sc.; Ribbed Sdcs 12ic.; Cleor Slltf
1s3c. Lard very f1rm-asking 1916. in tieIccs, and
Naao.Svaio;o Nc or IN kegs; dod 1861. Sterling 47a5I
Hem 10TH s'ght Exchange per cont premium.
AuausrA, Jnns 7.-Cottop dun. a.ios 40 ho,os
Middlings 24c. "' 'A''' % pAieS
SAVANNAH, June 7.-Cotton orenod dull and l,ea.
aana aasase Rosasis sSsSa WIN better oog
oeipts for tho week 8054. Exports a5so stoc; asS
14578. t.a Z - 49, Ss'''
A salmon, four feet four inches in lOnp.h ont
two feet throe inches in girth, and woighin0 noor
ly half cWt, was exhibited In ishmonuer,
Rhop, In Edinburgh.
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MARRIED.

81 Tho X Rolativcs Friends nnl acnrn,,-
TANcEs OF Mra cATnAnmE KENT. md Of her two soma
ALohzo aud Jous KENT, respectfully invited to At
tond the Funeral Services OF her daughter OLIVIA J.
KENT at Bethel Church at hAlkpast Four O'CLOCK Tn,
afternoon Jp,o q
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SPECIAE NOTICES,

81 YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssOCIA-
TloN-hn ortrs Du@incss Meeting will bo held O. tho
Rooms OF the Association, King srcot, This tsat,irday,
Erening at 8 O'Clock. BusInoss ol importance will bo
submitted w. ". PEMBERTOE
JuneS ao,ro,,
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60 Tho Relatives ind Friends of Mr,
and Mrs. E. T. BRADLEY respectfully invited to at.
sond tho Funeral scrTco Of tho former at tho r. per
Hospital. This afternoon, at 4 O'Clock. June \
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OHITuARX-

DIED, ln this city MAY 1si. 1867 aftor an incss OF
days. - "''n' a"o 10
blessed arc the dead that dIo in the Lord"
Died nj waltcrboro' on 9Th March Iec7 coot EDpr
IEtch tkasER, In tho 7al year of his aqe
SapInn FRASER had for boon sufYoror and for
-, Weeks AMI even months. before HE death his
h were intonae Death rplnnsnd him from ali M
snherings By II he "unclothci'' of mn caribiv
oorrnnupie body, and tho freed spirit winged ts wiz
TN ~ IN presence and bosom Christ There In TIM en-
on rost and pcacc II awaits tho rcs rrcc,ion
@ when ~ shall bo .cothed upon" with s,rftuai
neagenS and incorruptibe body. His children and For
owhR 0hristi,n friends thankful for the assurance
E,aueen . ule that ho fell aslcep In Jcaus' and com
Trt lott ono another with tho joyful hope that a. Jesns
I anu ,nso agnn even them also which stcen In
S VIII GOD bring with Him. and together thew shaii
SauRnt up 70 mret tho Lord In tho mir; and 40 ihev
ever 90 with tho Lor in whoac presence arc ond
less pieasures unsposknblc bsa and Immortal giorr
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ST ERRORS OF YoUTH.--A GENTLEMAN
who suffered for ycars from Nervous Debility. Pre-.
mature Decay aud all the effects OF youthful indsore
on. ~i for tho sakc OF suffering humanity send free.
" VINO heeu IL tho rccoln. and directions for making
The simple remedy by which he was cured srro,.-
ws eto proht By tho advortisera e1perionoe can io
SO By addressing, In perfect confidence,
JOHN d. OGDEN,
april ~ amose No "a Cedar street, New York
nS- NOTICE T MARINERS s-CAPTAINs
AND PILOTS wishln to anchor their vessels In Ashley
HVer he requested to do anywhere within direct
range OF tho hoads oi tho SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARVEs. on tho Charleston and 81 Andrews sido OF
tho Ashley River; by which prccauton contact with Tho
submartne Telegraph Cable will bo avoided.
s. @. TURNER, II. M.
oa,oor masler ohce Charleston, February 0. 1866.
February
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BAiRNWELL SENTINEI,

Ts AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM, LET
Il Merchants and business mon Try II for Rfow months
"No risk no gain" Bend your cards and increase
your trade this fall There's nothing to equal Pr1ntcrn
Ink-it has mado many fortune
Terms for the paper-$9 per annunl, In advance
Advertisements inserted Of the or 81 per square OF
twelve Hncs or lcss for zach insertion. y
Cards OF ten lines or ess at tho rate OF $40 for thrco
months - ..l.II,- lI...7 -,
Contracts by the yoar for aI monhs allowing priv.
ilege OF changing, moro favorable terms Address
EDWARD A. BRONSON,
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5s- ORPHAN HOUSE CHAPEL.-THE REV.
D. K LAFAR will perform Divine Service in this cb.,o
1o-'f'rroD Afternoon. 9Th instant at 8 O'Clock
JuneB
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Now Orleans HcSys-The Governor or Louis-
.'. innn

Now Orleans HeSys-The Governor or Louis-
.f. innn.
New onLEANs, juno G.-Tho following order has
just ceen Issued:
HKADouAnrEns 5rn MILITARY DIsrnIcr,
Now Orleans L., juno 6. I
Speoial Order, No. Ga. fExtract)
Mr. Thos. j. Durant having declined the al,-
pointment Of Governor of the State of Louisiana,
conferred on him in specinl Order, No. so, Extract
s., issued at those headquartors Mr.. Donj. II.
Fiakers is hereby appointed in his stead. MIR.
Fakers vii at once assume tho duties Of his Office
and all records, &C., pertaining to 1t will be turned
oyor to him.
BY command OF Major Gen. p. H. Sheridan
tSigned) GEO. L. KARLSRUHE, A. A. G.
New oRLEArus, Juno 7.-Bcnj. +. Flodger; the
now appontee for Governor, called on Gov. Wells
this morning at the Executive oflico and mao
Known that he came in obedience 10 an or der from
Gen. Sheridan, and is ready TO enter upon tho tlr-
ties as Executive oftho State. Wells declined vol
unfairly to vacate tho ollco protesting in writing
against tho action Of the military authorities. Al
I'M, nm or Ier was received ut tho Governors
Office addressed to Flanders, but no was absent
The nature OF tho communication was not ascer.
tanned.
Mexican news received here to-dny confirm the
previous report lint Lopez sold Quoretarn to Es.
cobedo for 5000 ounces. No now developments
lSheridnns new Governor appears to DO endowed
with q multiplicity OF names. Wo followed tht
telegrapnic copy
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- BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.-THIs
SPLENDID HAIR DYE Is tho best In the world. The
only 'r"e and perfect Dye-hnrmlcss. -clInblo insau
hneons. No disappointment No ridiculous tnts
Natural Black or Brown Rcmcdios tho III effects Of Bad
Dyes Invsorates tho hair leaving 1t so and beautiful
The genuine lis signed nam A. Batehsfor ALI others
arc moro limitations. and should avoided Sold by al
Druggists and Pcrfumors. Factory No. 81 Darclcy
street, Now York.
OF BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT.
December 10 -
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By command Of Major Gen. P. II. Sheridan.
Marine Intelligence.

New YonK, Juno 7.-ArriYod, the Minnesota City
and Washington from Liverpool, tho Corsica from
Tho CrotAp nows was highly unfavorablo to tho
Turks,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

R1 TRINITY CHURCH-HAsET. STREET
serVco IN this Church To4orrov. nj 10Y A. NJ and AT
skP.M. ~" a.
.'olInB before tho Young Mems Christian Association
VIII W fePeatco IN the Morning. Juno
% BEAUTIFUL HAIR LIFE
for the HAIR positively restores gray hair TO ts original
color and Youthful b"auty; imparts Hc strength and
grown TO tho weakest hair; stops ts filling out at once;
Keeps tn hoad clean; IL unparalleled hsir-rcssiug
Sold by NIL druggists fashionable and doa
era In ancy goods. The trsdo supplied by tho whole
salo druggists
SARAH A. CHEvALIER, II. d.,
JUNG suth6mo Nov York.
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nS THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
DARLINGTON D1sTR1or.-N EQUITY-P B BAcoT
AND T. L. BACoT. Administrators, PETER s.
BAcoT, us. THE HEIRS AND CREDITORS OF PETER
g. BAcor-Upon hcaring tho pleadinss in this caso It
is on motion Of W. W. HARLLEE, ComplanAnts' solici.
tor ordered that all and angular tho creditors of tho ato
Peter g. Bacot, Complanants Intestate, be required
to flo and prove their respective demands and debts In
Judgments and otherwise against the said Inteste be-
fore tho Commissioner Of this Court by or before the
rst day OF November next and In default thereof that
they bo debarred from The benefit OF any docroe to bo
made therein ani that the Commissioner of this Court
do advertise this order month In tho Darlington
Souterner and the Charleston Daily Ne,os. until the
said arst day Of November noIt
Ths above is true copy from the original order made
In the nbove caso. lath OF February, 1867
A F. EDWARDS, C. E. D. D.
Commissioners ONCE Darlington C. H, February a.
1867. s3sn Febrparvoa