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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-10-01
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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-10-01

All persons having claims against tho Estate OF tho de-
ceased must present the duly atstsd the Exeeu
trxes before August I4Ih 1885 abide the Act Of
Assembly In suck case made and provided.
MARY BuNSALL, lp.,
HANNAH BOvsALL hAeeu trlxes.
a4-PrthAied bills may 10 left with JOHN A. DUN.
CAN, No ol0 french Street. Wilmington, Del.
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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-10-01

BUT STRAIGHTFORWARD LgolTrMArR TRANs.
ACTION, WHICH MAY BIZ PARTICIPATED
IN EVEN BY THE MOST PAsrIDIoUs

single certificate will DO sent BY mk Postpaid upon
receipt Of 20 CENTS Ave for g. eleven for s2 ihityhrse
and elegant premium for 49, xtyalx and more valuable
premium for $40, hundred and most superb Watch
for SIS. To Agents, or those wishing employment, this
Is rare opportunity II is legitimAteiy conducted
business duly authorized b. thu 6osernmsnt aud opsn
10 the most careful scrutiny. Tryut
WRIGHT, BRO. L Co Importsrh.
Gept2l-wts 16l Broadway, New York
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-10-01


A PHILADELPHIA MINisrER's IDBA or
Cnoms.-Rev. DR.. 4. De Witt Talmadge, OF
the Second Dutch Reformed Church, of Phila-
dclphia, is the correspondent OF religious
paper in New York city. His last article
was upon the subject Of church music. Tho
learned and courageous minister lie opposed
to modern choir singing, and expresses his
views lat.iootedly, as follows:
"When four WOODLANDS are allowed 10 do
all the singing in The forest, and four seraphn
all the singing of heaven, then can our Pro-
testant churches afford 10 depend for singing
upon four persons who stand in the loft with
their Threats yet sore from singing al tho
opera, executing tEeir luguo tune and tortur-
ing our good old hymns in the following
style;
"Ohl for man
Oil for a man
OH for n mansion in the skios."
"We'll catch the flee
Wen catch the fleo a. ID "a IN d. (
Wen catch tic tleo-ting hours" @
"Pity our pole
Pity our pol
Pity our polluted souls.r
HELL take the pill =
He'll take the pill -
He'll take the pilgrim home"
"With reverence let the saints appear,
And bow-ow-ow before tho Lord"
The illustration Is not original, but is per
tinent TO the argument
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-10-01

LSrRAVED AWAYs-ONE BAY MARE
- A1d ora GRAY MARE, from this farm II David Erhs,
near Loyevie. Any Information Of thu abSFs will be
'nknliy reee nd ndsonely rewarded By WILSON
. WOOD store uralers, snuh7hs Corner Of Rtonl and
Orange streets, Wilmington. Del. eotl-1L
nHMOVAL.--DR.J j. p. w a 1. Hs n AS RE.
III noy,d his UPFlCs fram 10. sOT Market sirssl, 10
hd g. H. corner Of Eighth Ane ing IT. cts WI niassF,
DsI. tettfa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-27

A ssIGNEEs SALE OF DESIRABLE FARM rSor'

A AssIasEE's SALE oE ERRY REslRASIs 'AAA l"o'
On Long r.lsnd-rAs Farm 'f Of Mr.. Rober, Eunns 9.
y st;st SSss s Sy:ns ss g.
isss siris:S Win modern :pp,!.ass.
% fs . s s nSss "'
hal. acres q .nd suitable FOR msnutscurns M purpose,
:Sss;s :ssss ss.s!iss
SSs .s.s: PECK p io s day
WV. oIARE. xsslense:
A UCTIoN NoTIcg..sooTs AND SHOES.
"A ns96LWsRassRREENAps WRsREN "a tsssas esTsas; :,r.
'0orss ssosSsssos ss sSSSs 81 4aR Ez5R Srn'
fss.ssy sas
A Ao'r'qH This HpbaHriTHE BAY iiTTHHEsDH71. ATaGsT 4
M ,isi 'fs IA
AhAHs aa5tH A ssB FoaKHS SSSHffhax, SSSiaa, WARE
1OSskp sfpvNs ZIP rEs4EP fs4MStsNR MHsE; sAsn
GUNS AND PISTOLS. A sheE aesfs fHkE2D. M TWisE &C.
ars. and varied assortment .f good. win offered n
lots 70 suit city and country trade Catalogues with fu
Anedsa.sr'a si e. ssT6aa Ga1!..es !. CO. ::.;iis..
UcrIoY sorrcR-AN EXTRAORDINARY orpoEs-
cent ns 5s Ss
10Th, xasoSesr THis Tuesday MoNiNG, :, ii oelcaI
'ss fis ssg 1
ssa n,er 1 lots ~ P and nSs
Room Furnturo Gsss, China and silver Ware y carpe..
A UcrIoN NorIcr-nopsEs AND oARRlAoESaz
Ea. alss ss. o
% Large livery :s s s'ssx sssS Es..
wagons, singe and double Harness Robes Covers Whpa
ehsnes for all buyers AZ goods haze to be
on ra III SaTsasls ST Ss SsIs In Herald
A u0T1oE NoTrCE.-JAMEs NJ LEEDS. AUCTION.
fs iies :sSo ssaS' Fl
sy atSe a.ssn. dye story pansoa 9. wet
aosaeps rae s
@ t o9 Sa saS ssss IF ns faes
Velvet Carpets Bronze Clock, rosewood rIanoorte stool
Gessf G Sss. .ne a.tsason 1ao, saas China Glass
sryerysTs &c.
A. s RICHARDS ! ssss's, co, .yegsoNHER .l's gs
a. a. Hrcs -RDs Co,
VIII ''' - Oa WEDNESDAY Angus. a. 1857
=. lO o'clock, their ~ Cortland street. very
ahs also GU. large numbsr Of Eastern city u-
voices.
A UcnoN SALE OF GRoCKERy, ot,INA AND CUT,
N lerv.-SFNRy a. EVANS, arotiones., wih cell on
General sslortmsn shelves % suit reiaef,
Also the stock retailer Goods carefully repscLed tor
sb'ppiag.
A. asnS TfiI5 DAY. a. lo,s o'clock 10 Weat Fourth
Ts er a asa Lsca csFn. fables cosr o anns
Charm, Croclery. Carpets, &c. Sale positive.
VERY DEsIRhBBg WAY TO RE ALIZ SALES
OF Real ancEioE nsie ~ salesroo, the
.ohsnge on smsos Special attention given sales
a. private rasidsnc9a.
GEO b. TFEO Il co, Aucioneers "a Cedar street.
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W E....SS;s .SAUISrt Ia tsss,,.s s .,l.r
Ss,sis 4 sIss;; Y,1 s;,ss sS s1Sdnd h'e 'sD ~
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SALES AT AUCTION.

sALEs At AUCTION.
THE TELEGRAM Is CREATING a COMPLETE
pspsr @ elias: IN ss oas
pAwsBRoKRR's sAIE.-R. FIELD. AUcTroNRBR1
o'clock Lot: q nv wo%sn aH &c" ols.Sins csn
prsns Shk and other Dresses Remnants SIX and 0hs6
kinds M slso Underooihins BIZ order Of n. SIMPSON -
pIoHARD WALTERS, AuoroNEER-wILL sRIE
eSa .. he = soSsns M
ys jar. :s :ss oss9 e.HSs
RahsR6 %a . "a
a. u osocs . :. q E..; Eat hBrosd.sy Sewing
Ky sselssas issaa' aaeSiass
one smsll Steam Ensine. JOHN KELLY sherh.
JozE Lynch. Deputy.
cyHERIFFs sALE-FURNITuRE RICHARD WAL
yEns sqsGrss III sen .s ss Wsrd2oSs Gas s.h
o. sss a. and q aasnsy os other urn.sare
JOIN c. LYsf. Deputy JOHN kELLY. snenG
SHERIFF's sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A WARRAANw INT, os -
stt.chent and also an order Of the npreme Souas @ ~
New a Il. the foot
u.". ,' Ap'. ~ .AI n.a. SS sS!, KELLY Sheriff
53D AUCTION SALE. ,.on
Tans Scranton Coal ,,
On wEDSisDAY' Aaxas. a. ,. isSz y ,sr
Ssssf!s k1TS1S S T,S
tionsers Tie conpanys .ais.rSoin S EseSsas. p.Ss
corner %i.,a% q s.'1ssr New YORK, On WEDaHsAs;
.,..-, 90, 1000 Ton. !
:. S.u. Sea eS deliverable ssheir e.pss EaspshpSr
Aiao at .ao same time and place
cents per spn payable, n current a fsni ss
@'e required a. no once JSas IL sHissiS President
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

FOR SALE By J. l.. vANDEwATER, AUCTION
eer "A Duane street, Junction OF Reada and Duane,
THIS DAY. At II NJ tho celebrated and well known fast
trottng Horse Beppo ia beautiful blood sorre with white
face lb4 hands, sired by American star
thoroughbred dam trotsd in public repeated his
heats n 81 2;D ard 2:4s; has since been owned and
the finest and fastest to be found and s better and faster
horse than before and s OF reliable
monsyed horses country being rugged and sound
~ overy particular. He troted la. Fourth Of July Eve
fncs In 1855 bet that he could rot i've miles In less
shsn Is mnu.sa end tToss again trial last satpraay at
In y:l2s without previous sning He ,rot IN IS Or
better any day for s perfectly sound and kind and
collector.
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4 TO BE sgd Al AUUTlON, TH1S DAY; At II n,
John L; vANpEWALER, very superior and aist class
long tails black Eonta. l5l hands and seven years,
from Vermont. They the premium al the Hurterdon
county ". j., Fair three and four octs have
never been trained and srot In SAG and 20 togeher
oil day drlvers gentle and good In al harness: have
driven by adies ALI ret afraid OF locomotive
warranted sound and kinds the property OF private gentle.
man leaving the country, ard viii ba sold without reserve
JOHN L. VANDEWATER ~ Duane street
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Dam RorRf, fIccaoILLY, LoruoN. .-PARLoss
o,soot ". oresu rera sranswick Hotel Jermyn street
small Hri,s OF Apartments snd comfortable bedrooms.
Ths sbors Hotels situated in tho centre OF hs West knd
are re iss rita err end eonfuoted With The
comforts OF Aope. SsT1es and ssotlsmsn Sosrdsd
H0a'Is'' p~| NMib piSoLEv 4 GO. Proprielcrs.
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THE TURF.

EAsuION -TRTfIEG.-- CRsDAY AUGUST
II a. at3P n, match for $50; mile heats; Ia hsr.
ness, j. Mace namss Gentleman James; owner names
Evsngsline. J. SIMMONS Proprietor
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"A Mart, Nos 50 aud q Eas Fourteenth street. between
Broad and Fourth Lane McAshons Ssabies
Messrr HENRY II. LEEDS MINER. Aucioneers. having
Dgemens with Nessrs. Lane Mcmahon propro-
az the Union So Stables seles
orscs Carr5gcs, Harness anything pe.Ia such
business, either auction private Fac favorable
terms Regular auction ralos on TUESDAY and FRIDAY
II O'Clock. res for auction sales
bemase at the stables above general Offices
No. ~ Liberty street, few doors west Of Broadway.
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FINANCIAL.


A SsESSMENT NOTICE.-OPHiS SILVER EININ0
"A Coapsny-Locaton of works. Virginia District storcy
Trustees OF said Company he'd on this 10Th day OF
July Of three dollars (3S per sh are was
levied upon each share OF The tai stock q
t ay az Jagist 1851 tS4he secrs Of his ConpsnN
the otoe OF tho Company, Nos and United statee
Court Building jackson and Montgomery streets
San FTsncisco California Any stock upon which said ss
eesBnle sne remain unpaid on the thrtyrst 3ist day
Of August 1851 shall be deemed delinquent and Wl bs
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1857 to pay the delinquent assess
en together with the costs Of advertising and expenses
Of sale. r . =.
Oiico Ophir Silver Mining Company. Nos. and rned
Ss'ss Court puildDg corner Of jackson and Montgomery
sheets. Scn FaEoireo, California
NJ order Board of Trustees
JULY ~ 1867. ROBERT GfOS7E, secretsry
INAPITaI, wANTED-roR TWO OF THE MOST I0
~ pa,t1nt snterprses offered for Investment Fer
p0rcuars call address u. Neoon 40 Brooe stfoets
Seg York.
HJAREET SAVINGS Rank
Nl SO Nassau, near FItcn street. New York.
por cent allowed OF s. 10 xso0 lus
teres. deposits eonnenc' septem5er |.
wM VAN NAME, President
HsEar K. CoHyLIE Secretary.
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~
'ro cBEprIQ n. s.-e0QpvIr EAyaor, ArfosNEy9
81 IAW ~ Broadvir tender their services 10 6fo6tor3
gsusfsly a ssiles,ins pss due ciains commssh paper
hae sSs az E:r 2, ne so ssCrp'y ssurp.e ss:si
u nsrx snS vssseIa Sorysps q ,hs ssis v receive
z ~ ~ s:aSss:i : .i's y. a(JHT II: sss;ss ERA: y
VII S.S;sR Sc-S Slss u ':sI 's'kI i.s's e;
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-22
New YonK LIFE INSURANCE CoapANY-TwEN7

New YonK LIFE INSURANCE CoalPANY-TwENTY-
SECOND ANNUAL REPoRT.-We have again an op-
portunity Of placing before our readers the annual
statement Of the above company, their twenty
second annual report appearing in our columns
to-day. Wo have the pleasure to reiterate our ap-
probation of the able management of an institu-
ton which continues year after year to achieve
such success. 1t is always fortunate circum-
stance when the executive officers OF q company
arc not only attentive to their responsible duties
but competent as well as jealous. This company
can boast of President and Actuary in all respects
fully qualified for their task. This we know from
personal acquaintance and observation. Hon.
Morris Franklin has ably presided over it for twen-
ty years. In 1868 William H. Beers, Esq., suo-
cecdcd to the position of Actuary, after being in
the service of the Company over thirteen years,
and has displayed remarkable administrative
talents in the daily discharge Of the arduous du-
tics devolving on hinl-the full effects Of which
havo been demonstrated by the steady and large
increase of their business, and the eminent sue
cess which has since marked the career Of this
company. The present expose Of the affairs on
January 1, 1867, is most satisfactory. During the
past year they issued 1896 new policies, insuring
over twenty-five millions; and their polioy-holders
are again awarded an annual dividend Of 30 per
cent. During the past year the receipts Of this
company exceeded $4,000 900, while it's total dis
bursenlents (including claims for deaths, etc.
we're only 81 ,242, ,O00 Thus their policy-holdcrs,
who are the only members of this company which
is strictly mutual one, can satisfactorily ap-
preciato tho absolute security Of the company in
IN increased net accumulation of nearly two mil
lions.
It is pleasurablo duty to public journalist to
notice such good management and success in an
tho widows and orphans Of its members; but the
figures We publish are the best and only need
| comment, and it's best eulogy.
! [Neso Fork Independent.
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Ho1x John c. Calhoun was outwttted.

How John c. Calhoun was Outwttted.
An interesting letter appears in the st. Louis
Republican. Ex-senator JONES' in recent COM
munication, said that JOHN @. CALHOUN did not de-
liver the speech which he had prepared against
his (JoNE's) Territorial bill-"I having had the
tact to have the same called up and acted upon
during his absence from the Senate Chamber"
The writer in the Republican says that the ftact"
employed was this:
ssThe Hon. George W. Jones, or the General as
he is more Familiarity known at home was and Is a
great ladies' man. Knowing the opposition to bis
Territorial bill on the part Of MIR. Calhoun, and
that speech from that distinguished statesman
would defeat it, he set his wits to work to procure
the absence of MIR. Calhoun when the bill would
be called up. To accomplish this he paid very
marked attention to lady relative Of Dir. Cal
houn then at the capital and was so kind, polite
and entertaining, that she, feeling under obliga-
tons TO him for the same inadvertently expressed
the hope that circumstances might throw it in her
way to render him some service. This wGs just
what the General wanted and he Immediately
said, you can if you will, do me the greatest to
vor in the world; and went on to explain the Ter
ritorial Bill and the opposition Of Mr.. Calhoun
thereto. Now said the General, it will come up
on such day, you be IN the gallery, and when I
send YOU my card call out Mr. Calhoun and on
some preteXt keep him out for an hour Or two.
She consented and carried Out the arrangement,
and during that absence the bill WAS passed and
Mr.. Calhoun didn't have an opportunity 10 oppose.
That, MIR. Editor, is George W. Jones tact"
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rector was then invested with the robe OF ONCE,
after which the Vice Chancellor presented him
With the degree Of Doctor Of Laws. Mr.. Mil de-
livered his address on the subject Of University
education, which was listened to with sustained
attention and cordially applauded-
Duke of Edinburg, the Duke of Cambridge, Lord
Stanley and all the members of the English COM
mission are to be present at the opening Of the
Paris Universal Exhibition. A rumor is prevalent
that the Sultan of Turkey is likely to visit Paris
during the Exhibition.
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January 10
aF THE STATE oF SOUTH OARoLINA-

AF THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
WILLIAMSBURG D1sTRIcT-M EQUITY-vENUs
BLAKELY AND PHuLIs sTAaGERs vs.. JOHN J.
T1sDALE, EXECUTOR, EFT M.-BHL FOB PARTITION
AND ACCoUNT.-It appearing to my satisfaction TINT
LAWRENCE Il. BELssR and MARY ANAsTAT1A, his
wife, two Of the Defendants in the above stated case
absent from and without the limits Of this State, 1t is
on motion Of SAMUEL ". MAURICE, complainant's So.
citor ordered that the said absent Defendants do ap
pear plead, answer OF demur to the said Bill within
forty Jays from the publication hereof or the same will
be takpn pro corvesso as to them.
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MARRIED.

At Charleston g. c. on the Goth April, 1855, ut the
resdence Of ithe officiating Minster) Rev. A. PEuRFoY
iaince deceasedk WIN. LEVI ARMSTRONG, Of the Town
Of Washington, North Carolina, to Mrs. @. MARKE
LIZ only daughter Of D. NJ sNaLEEAH1, Of Charleston
District s. G.
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HT SOUTH CAROLINA, COLLETON DIS
TRIuT.-1N EQUTTY.-BnL FOR ACCOUNT AND PAR
TrTIoN.-JEssE HERNDoN AND WIFE ct ah,vs. oIIV-
Err BENTON, Ex'or., JOHN BENTON ct cl.-It appear
ing, to my satisfaction that JOSEPH BEACH, sR and bis
children, JOHN BEACH, HARRIET BEACH, RACHEL
BEACH ind JOSEPH BEACH, JR FIVE Of the defen-
dants in this case, absent from and reside beyond
the limits of this State, to with the State of Florda-
60 that the of the Court cannot be served upon
them On motion of o. P. WILLIAMS, Compainants
Solicitor ordered that the said JOSEPH BEAcH sr JOHN
BEACH, JOSEPH BEACH, Jr., HARRIET BEACH and RA-
oHE BEACH, do appear and plead answer or dcmur, to
the Bill fled in this case within three months from the
publication hereof order to take the same pro con-
esso will be entered against them.
BENZ. STOKES,
Conn., and Rogr E. c. D.
OFFICE OF REG'R AND CoM'R IN EQUITY,
Walterboro', 18th Dec, 1866.
December % 1amo5mo
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a 4
Adans, Warner 81
ADDISON, R6btst
iool'1 : al
sA1eck : 5- ~
A1stan, Col JMotI'
Artson, Robert B \
lAfT1aux, WB
500 s,f b. .t,E
Ba1nHel, James !,
- A. I,
.Bsxtar, Chaziss GI
Bakar, VIZ IA,
Barry & Batty |
:Barw1ck;SAG..!;:::d 9! II -
JBeaurdeld. Georgel
Birdsan; CM !
BlsSaly. Henry
Bonnar Fssm ..si
Bnoiia VIM |
BrahaI,,. John W |
HrauarJNO
RriooR Eredt
Rrsvnrd:tHanryS
iHncuahton.yJofm
Brisbon Thos
Brown. s B
BroWu. JG 4
Brown, Mikel Il
(cn'6 |
Burrows, VIM |
Bullwinkel John
-, Il
Butler; BENZ = +
Burke, W. ii
Buckley, s..
Buckley, McheA;l
Rroar, AN st;:.;;-
- s.--'A
Gar, 8
Canston,9R.s .rE|
Cammel. George
Carroll, Jetfy:Ml
Camptn, DE MoeesI
Camps, Charles
Carney q M4n@| !
Campbell. John Z
.Chista1, William
'UhanweA;WmS \
GlealE, Dennis
. Clark, Thomson j
|. Olark, John
Clair, MIA !
CLARK, EDWARD Il
tcohl
CoYele, r: z"
C0hea, Pafk .--
Collins, Thomas 7
!. Joseph -
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= ~ CoNsIGNEEy NoTICE.-THE BARK
GLADSTONE has been entered under the Five Day Act
and her cargo win bs discharged at Boyce 4 Co.'s
Wharf Goods not permitted win be sent to the Custom
House Stores RAvENM & co. :
February 10 " - - : s
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Domestic Markets.
--1a1ar0r

=. = 1so seeo''.0.s oo1'
Nnw YORK; February A.-Flour cents oester.
Com lower; very dull Oats anaoe oe,'el loss
quiet; now $40 80; old szo Larc nI.n, pols
Barley quiet. Peas aun. oo''on I4N a.u 49,
ing, at 32ac. Tor Mlddhng uplanas 9uss:
Stock market steady; o-zos 2. el oou, ~, 3
1865, 1st series, lo6; virgins oeaeo - os',o..
Money 6a7 per cent EScnange AZ oo uAy os' ~
Sight, 81. Gold, 1874 -
EVENING M s3. pisPAIoH. ,.r ,oo.
$40, '62 Coupons, lily; do. "a; lsa; o. %, !o9'
do. new series, 1861. 10A lolS.. 77o, iss Settles,
los 1-10; do. other, 1865. Missouri si1es' Sat.
Gold, 1881.
z Cotton heavy; sales 100 bales; Mlddhngs Up;
land S.. Flour active, advanced 5aloc; lower
grades improved most Wheat active and adyan-
,;no Corn mixed 81 06a1 074. PORK nrm; new
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Adder8on, Misses
Arnold, .MIss v Y
Atk;neon, MrS e
N :,

Adde180n, Misses II
Arnold, Miss v VII
Atk;neon, Mrs e *
N .yt(
-. b. X
Ba1y, Deanah (
Barlow, Mra aEA Glt
Banks, Mrs CE
Bsily,,Mrs n
.Baly, MrsO :. 4!
;BnoWn,,Ann Ii 4!
,Belcher, MrsA 8 /
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

R$ THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
CHARLESTON pIsTR1cT-M THE COMMON PLEAS.
PABLO ABR0N, who is in the custody Of the Sheriff
Of Charleston District by virtue Of Summary Proeess
from tho Cou-t Of Common Pleas for Charleston Dis
trict ut the suit Of FRANCIS sAIAs having in order
that he may obtain his discharge from confinement un-
der the Acts Of the General Assembly, commonly called
the Prison Bounda Act rendered oath schedule OF
his whole Estate and Effects Of much thereof as
win pay and satisfy the Sum really due on the action on
which he is confined, public notice Is hereby given that
unless satisfactory to the contrary be shown before
the Clerk Of the Court aforesaid for this District in the
Courthouse Of this District on the 4th day Of March
next at II O'CLOCK In the forenoon, the property mem
toned In the schedule aforesaid VIII be assigned to the
said FRANCIS sA1As and the sal! PABLO ABRoM aberat
ed, according to the Act aforesaid. -.
J. W. BROwNFIELD; q. c. P.
Office Of Common Pleas, Charleston District February
a. 1867. frn2* February az
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@ NOTICE TO MARINERS CAPTAINs
AND PILOTS wishing to anchor their vessels in Ashley
River requested not to do anywhere within direct
range Of the heads Of the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
wHARvEs on the Charleston and st. Andrews side Of
the Ashley RIVER BY which precauton, contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Gable VIII be aroided. 80
=. 8. O. TURNER, H. M.
Harbor Masters Office, Charleston, February g. 1866.
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~ THE HEALING POOL AND HOUSE OF
ASSOCIATION REPORTS, Tor
Young Mem, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, and the
ERRORS; ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy the
manly powers, aud create impedments to MARRIAGE,
with sure means Of relief Gent in sealed lettsr en-
velopes, free Of charge. Address Dr. ]. sKnLM
HoUGHTON Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pn
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