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J. & C. Railroad Company,
June o6, 1867
,asure1.'s Office:

TrcaSuTeT'S Office,
COLUMBIA, s. c., July 5, 1867.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Greenyie Co.
lumbia Railroad Company is now prepared TO ex-
change their bonds and certificates of indebtedness,
endorse NV he State of South Carolina, under
the Act oil The Legislature of Goth December,
1866. orthcir bonds and coupons past due, secu-
red by mortgage, commonly known as the 'Fir''
Mortgage.
Also, for their bonds, and the coupons on them
that may be due, endorsed by the State under the
Act of the Legislature of January %, 1851 which
are headed s'Confcdcrate States of America.
Also, for their bonds and coupons past due,
known MS Non Mortgage Bonds, at one for three,
rs provided for in said Act of December 20, 1866:
Holders of ''non-mortgngc bonds and coupons
past due, who prefer it, will be allowed to take
for them in exchange the bonds aud certificates OF
Indebtedness of the company, secured by second
mortgage, nj pnr.
Bonds and certificates of Indebtedness secured
by second mortgage, will also be rendered to all
parties having any other class of Claims against
the company in payment. -
July 10,1S6T
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gpetial Notites.
>PUBErC MEETING.

Tho Stockholders and Bondholdcrs of the Green
villes& Columbia Railroad Co., in Anderson Dis
trict are respectfully requested to meet at Ander
son G. H., on Saturday the s1st Instant to consult
as to their interests in the present condition of said
Company. MANY lNIhhEoIhD. M. :
August II, 1867. .
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLYN
ANDERSON DISTRICT

ANDERSON DISTRICT
WHEREAS, Daniel Brown has applied to me for
Letters of Administration on tie Estate of Samu-
el G. Earle, deceased:
These are therefore 10 cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and crcIitorsof sad deceased
to be and appear Mt my office or the 9th Sept,
1867, to show cause, if any they can, why
said Administration should not be granted.
ROBERT JUNKIN, DAD.
August 81, 1867
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The bridge at Aston being now completed, pas
scngers and freights will be transported without
delay The expense of freights, by the discontin-
uance of the wagons and boats, will be largely
reduced.
j. B. LASALLE, Gen'l Supt.
Sept 20, 1866 IA
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Assie'nee's S Notice.

IsuA1 W. TAYLOR, having made an assignment
70 the undersigned, for the benefit Of cergain pre-
fcrrcd creditors, notice is hereby given TO all per-
sons indebted to him, by Note or Account to make
nayment te myself, or a. I. Broyles, ESQ., with
whom the same have been deposited for collection.
JAMES VI. MCCALL. Assignee
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LAURENs RAILROAD.
Now Schedule.

OFFICE LAunExs RAILROAD,
Laurens c. H., S. c., July II, 1867
ON and after Monday next, 2od inst, the Trains
will run over this Road follows until further no.
tice.
Leave Laurens Mt o'clock A. m., on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, and arrive at Newberry
at II o'clock.
Leave Ncwberry at 80 minutes after II o'clock,
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, connect
ing with both train on the G. & G.. Railroad at
Helena Shops.
JOSEPH CREWS, Superintendent.
Ir,v 81 1867 &
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Terms of Sale:

On credit of one and Two years, with interest
from day of sale-tlie purchaser to give bond with
at least two good surclies for the purchase money
except costs of proceedings, which must be paid
in cash. W. w. HUMPHREYS, c.E.A.p.
Commissioners Office,
Anderson, Aug. Z, 1867. 81
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Greenyille & Columbia Rail Road.

GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE,
olumbia, Sept. r. 1866.
On and after onday, Ii til inst, the Passenger
Trains will be run daily, Sundays exccpted) un-
til further notice ms follows
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One Tract of Land,

Situate in Anderson District, on the waters of Bar
kers creek, containing
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oRDINARY's SALE.

BR virtue of nm order from Robert Junkin, o. a.
D., to me directed will expose TO sale on Sale
day next, within the usual hours of snle at Ander
son c. H., at the risk of the former purchaser, the
following land
200 acres more or less, situate in Anderson Dis
trict, ON waters of Tugnlo creek, adjoining lands
of ] j. Branyan, George Long, John Finley and
others. Sold to make distribution among the
heirs Mt law of Wm Erod, ST., deceased.
Tension credit of one and two years, with
interest from day of sale-purchaser giving bond
and approved security to the Ordinary for the pay
ment of the purchase moncy-except the costs,
which will be required in cash.
Wl. McGUKIN, SAD.
August Ia, 1867 Q
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GS4A ACRES,

More or less, adjoining lands of w. W. Green
John NJ. Mattison and others, known as Crayton-
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TAKEN UP.

A large white HOG, (harrow,) which the owner
can have by coming forward, proving property,
and paying expenses. Said hog has been on my
r;oht eor. and two swalow-forks in left car My
residence is about miles northeast of Anderson
C. H., on Little Bcaverdam Creek.
RACHEL KAY.
August IA, 1867 9 81
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BY virtue of a Dccretal Order from the Court of
Equity to me directed, will expose to sale, at pub
lie QUERY, on sacday in September next, that par
Gel of Land described in the proceedings of this
case as the property of Lewis p. Fcatherston, de-
ceased, to wit:
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Burning Bush Chapter, No., R.'.A.. NJ.
REGULAR coNyoCATION OF BURNING
BUSH CHAPTER will be held in the Chapter
Room on MONDAY NIGHT, Sept. 9Th, 1867, at
hals-past seven o'clock. Companions will assem-
bic without further notice.
BY order of the ME-. II. p.
GEORGE MUNRO, Sec. pro ten..
Aug. IA, 1867 8
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Suuerintendent's Office G. s. C. R. r.,

SuperintendentS Office 6. & G.. K. r.
COLUMBIA, May so, 1867.
on and after Saturday June lst, Trains Will DC
run over The Blue Ridge Railroad, between An
dorson and Walhalla, daily, Sundays excepted as
follows. s,o
Leave Anderson, lU P m'
Arrive at Pcndlcton,
Arrive Mt Walhalla, ~
Leave Walhalla, 10 a. m.
Arrive at Pendleton, 81
Leave Pendleton, ~ ~ :.
Arrive Mt Anderson, 81 co,
Connections made with the trains of the ureen-
Vile Road, up and down, every day SImaI sunny
cepted. superintendent
June ), 1867 81 -----
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Notice to Creditors.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Anderson--in Equity.
R. N. Wright and
NJ S. Strickland,
u.s. Petition for Relief Sc.
w. C. Arnstrongan
Vim. Armstrong and
Baxter Hays, Adm'rs.
Pursuant to an order of his Honor Chancellor
Lessonc, all creditors of W. q. Armstrong, the all
sent debtor, in The above stated case, are hereby
required to render their demands on oath before
the Commissioner OH or before the Sth day oi Nc
vember next, else they will be dcbarrcd of any IN
tcrest which the said W. G. Armstrong may have
in The estate of the late Ionn b. Armstrong dec d.
- ~ W. w. HUMPHREYS, c.EA'p'
Commissioners missioner, oifiGs, 9ss7 s-smo
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Miscellaneous Advertisements
REGIsT RATION INC

THE Roarls of Rer;stration FOR Anderson Dis
tr;ot will moot af The folloyrinp named places
on the dates herein snecifed
FIRST REGISTRATION PRECINCT
John W. Clarke, w. S. Moore and James Webb,
Registers.
..,s,. ?. ,e,
-Centreville, August aotl 10th & $ 10th. n5a
Townville, oos ao,h q oa Isl.
Browns Muster Ground eu oea, q oora' oori
pendleton, 2Stl 2Sth 4 4 18th 18th.
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Legal Advertisements.
COMMISSIONERS SALE

In Equity---Anderson.
julius R. Earle,
Elias ]. Earle, Lands, &c.
James w. Earle,
F. W. Earle, ct. al
BY virtue of Decretal Order from the Court of
Equity to me directed, will sell to the highest
bidder at public outcry, on Saieaay IN september
next, at Anderson Court House, the several par
GELS of Land described in the pleadngs as the
property of Caudius E. Earle, deceased, to witt
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Schedule over S. C. Railroad.
GENERAL SUP'TS OFFICE

GENERAL SUP'TS OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov. 3, 1866.
ON and after Wednesday, November I, 1866, the
Passenger Trains of this road willrun the following
schedule:
AUGUSTA TRAIN.
Leave Charleston, S.0O a. m.
Arrive at Columbia, o.2O P. m.
Arrive at Augusta, 6.oo p. IN
Leave Augusta, Ivy a. NJ.
Leave Columbia, 6oV a. M.
Arrive Mt Charleston, 4.OO P. IN.
Leave Augusta. $50 D. M.
Arrive at kingsville, l.O5 a. M.
Arrive at Columbia, 3.OO n. nj.
Leave Columbia 200 p. m.
Arrivc Mt Kincsyile. $40 p. m.
Arrive Mt Aurllsta. 1900 night
ii. T. PEAKE, Gcn'l Supt.
Nov Is. 1866 %
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TRACTS OF LAND,

c c,ntaining two hundred and thirty-sevcn acres,
more or less, adjoining lands of D. X. Drcazcale
and Griffin Breazcale.
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THE GAMBRELL TRACT, Or lot No. 3

containing one hundred and two acres, more orless.
adjoining lhnds of John c. Griffin, Griffin Brea-
zeale, and others.
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Russian Soldiers ana whn, They cost.

According 10 statistical tables recently published
by the Russian HIms Office, the number Of offic rs
paid out OF tho army cstirna tea il about 90 600,
and tho present atrength Of tho Russian army In
rank and file is estimated at about 800, 600. These
troops Pro drawn from male population or q, :
0o0 0O0 In Russia proper, and from not moro than
Uo,ooo in the kingdom Of Poland. Irrespective,
rial navy the 300 900 rank and file Of tho army a.
supplied by population Of about 65, 900 00O male
and female; the army thus constituting 4-10 per
cont. OF TINT portion OF tho population which Ia
Of tho army to the population Of tho empire (7O,
one-third. -'tf,.Na -
AT the samO limo tho number OF youns ,non
smaller than in other countries of Europe, where
about ono per cent. Of the population yearly
reaches the age OF twenty years, and Of these
forty per cont. arc fitted for military service In
children il takes Co. 0Soo0 Of the pop1laiion % Il
produce tho number ofyonng mon oftWenty years
BS, 900 600. -
These figures show The onerous nature OF the
conseription In Russia. The actual dsburaemcnts
Tor the army invariably exceed tho Estimates. THE
charge to tho eountry 10 moreover increased by
s .o 'aoa i enat tne a9nss e1pense to the male tax
100 oD recruits cannot be less Than three and one
half million roublesi their liability 10 transport
and quarter troops Is estimated at $1,000, ,0OG
male o while, in order 70 possess irregular troops
600 OF population occupying tho most fer.
tile provinces Of the ompire aro exempted from
all taIos and contributions. tI'.l
hussian noldior costs the state 200 roubles, The
cost in Franc, being In the meanwhile 2A rouble.
In Prussia 1877 roubes, In Austria $50 roubaa: alac
that the total e5Pe@ndi@tu5e end @ for the Army IN 1895
budget only provided for the expenditure Of 12S,
OOO, 600 roubles.
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THE EFFEtIr OF IHt B,SkRUrr t.Aw.-The New
York World thus alludes to the opera tions OF the
bankrupt law in that city:
The enactment OF II bankrupt law hua huu Il
somewhat different effect upon the fortunes OF
merchants and tradors who had failed than wus
expected. 1t wns supposed thnt AZ thero was
Known to be great numbers oi people who could
not go into business because OF tlioir uniqudntcd
indebtedness, that, as q consequence thcro would
be rush OF bankripts to takO advantage OF tho
new law: 1t has not so turned ont, though, un-
duubtedly, when the fall terms of tho courts COM
monco, VIC will SEQ much larger number OF bank
Iuots put through tho loyal mill than was
the case this summer. Instead of taking nd
vantage OF the Law to FREQ themselves from thoir
obligations by being declared bankrupts the dclin-
quent and unfortunate tradors arc "aettling" with
their creditors. For one person who makes ap.
plicstion to the courts there are twenty who pri-
Yatry come tn an understanding with their crcdi-
tors. This has been dono to HI great an extent
that throughout the country thousands oil old
merchants will rc-enter business this fall ami
winter. The law allows practically of three modes
OF settlement; the voluntary ami involuntary bank
ruptcies Of insolrcnt debtors. or II compromise
without lognl proceedings aud this is what is now
going on NIL over tho cIIuntry. Tho effect cannot
but be Bood. Hundreds Of energetic nlen will again
and their way into business and thousands OF
families will bo relieved from the burden oil old
debts. Tho law Ho far seems to llayu worked we'll
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Naval Stores quiet. Freights quiet and f,rIner.
lheTe IL Increased activity in tho money market
WHICH In very firm. Brokers arc generally accom-.
mohatcd at 6 per cent, with exceptions at z, with
liorernment eollatcrals at GAG per cent. Gold
closed firm at l4ia Sterling very dull at o. Gov.
ernments quiet and firm. A bearish feeling in
stocks, based on nn active demand for money
BaLrIMonE. September lG.-Cotton yory dull, no
demand. Cofioe quiot and steady; prime worry
scarce good to primo cargoes are held at 1Aa12l
gold in bond. Flour quiet, prices unchanCcd
Wheat steady; Red 81 40a2 50, White corn sI 1G;
Yellow 81 81. Oats G3a67. Ryo 81 35s1.45. Pro.
visions quiet and in fair jobbing trade; prices
steadily maintained. Sugar firm aud quiet. This.
key, nothing doing
WIIa1NoToS, September 1G-spirits Turpehtiue
unsettled; 5s4 offered and refused. Rosiu firm al
s3 12ia6 60.
SAY ANSAH, September lG.--Cotton quiet and
stehdy. hiiddlingB 223a23. Sales 10 bales. Re-
ccipts l02. Weather cloar.
CISeISSAII, September lG.Flour tirmcr; su-
periine So 75s9. Corn dull, at So. whlskey steady
Mess Pork s24 50a25. Bacon dull, but no pressure
to sell under full prices. Lard I34ai3.c.
NEW ORLEANS. September 10.-Cotton sales :}jO
bales; quiet and easier; Low NliddIlngs a2a2:Ic;
receipts 393 bales. Superlinc flour 50. Corn dull,
unchanged. Oats Lrni, at 72lu75c. Pork dull; no
buyers, Mt S27 So Bacon in request at full prices
Lard firm; in tterces 15c; in kegs IGc. Gold 144a
Sterling 5Ga6sa. Now York sight exchange pre-
MUM.
Monu.r, September 1G.-Cott OH in fair demand,
chiefly for the bettor grades. Factors claim full
rates-closed steady. b(lddlings Gle. Sales 400
bales. Receipts 208 bales.
AUGUSTA September l6.-Cotton dull Sale, Ia
bales Middlings 2ltc,
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REV. DR. THOMAS II. TAYLoB.-This distinguish
ed diyino died Monday last, ut his summer resi-
dcnce at Wost Park, On the Hudson, New York,
after short illnoss. Ho was Rector Of Grace
Church, and had boon connected with it for up
wards Of thirty-three years, since the yoar 1884
when the congregation Of the church morshipped
in an nnpretcnding building opposite Trinity, in
the lower part OF Broadway His life, therefore,
has been closely associated with the history and
prosperity Of Grace Church, to which ediice his
eloquent and instructive sermons attracted ono Of
the most wealthy, enlightened and liberal congre-
cations in the city.
Dr.. Taylor WAS born In Sonth Carolina, where he
settled for some time until tho removal Of his fami
ly to New York, where he has almost continually
resided over since, with the exception Of some few
trips taken to benefit his health one OF which, to
Europe, In 1866, was supposed to DO him inimensr
good, and few among his many friends IMAGINED
on his return laet Spring that his end was 30 near
DR.. Taylor was both an eloquent writer and
speaker, and held high rank among TIM Episco-
pal Clergy os the country. Hepossessed great on.
ergy Of character and jealous temperament aud
his social disposition rendered him genial and
entertaining companion, and made for him man,
warm friends, who held him in the highest esteen
up to the last moments Of his existence. In do
bate he Was very earnest, and sometimes his
repartees were sharp and cutting, though never
unkind or wounding. He Fas low churchman
and always took an actiyo part in the debates o.
the Annual Diocesan Convention, where he sTertet
Q strong influence. His illnesB was at first not re
garded as dangerous, but fey persons thought Il
| serious, and none anticipated the event that tool
place on Monday, and which will DO sad blow Il
large circle Of friends.-Reso York Herdld.
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Sel,i,a,lliar a.

aB- YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER
country home. after soiourn of few months In tho
city, vas hardly recognized by her friends In pipcsot
a'oarse riistl flushed face. she had soft ruby com.
p"Hion OF almost marble smoothness. und instead
twsntSthree abe really appeared but eighteen Upoutn-
qutry as to the OF great ehspRs nhe p1aplv
TOLD tLein that she used the CIRcAsSIaN BALM aud
considered an Invaluable acqulsit to any toilet
y its use any Lady acnecn improve their per.
Soal appearance an hundred fold. Ia simple IN It.
combination as Nature herself Is simple yet unsurpasl.
I'd In itH efficacy In drawing impurities FROM also heal.
Ing cleansing and hrau6fying the skin and complexion
BY its dreetirtion the cucle draws from 1t all its
impurities kindly heating the same leaving the sur-
face ns Nature intended it should be-clear eoft smooth
aud beautiful. Price 81. by Mail OF Express on no.
ceipt OF All nr,ler by
". l. CLARK CO.. Chemists,
No. West Fsyeite Street. Syracuse n. Y.
The only Anieriran AGruts fnr tile sale Of tho same
Msrril III "
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DR.. GEORGE B. LonRa, The President Of tho
New England Agricultural Society, tells what
scientific farming will do in The comparatively
sterile soil OF New England. He stated, in re-
cent address before tho Society, that ho knew a
mali in Massachusetts, who, in 1926, bought twenty
acres Of land. He has applied to IL all the accu.
rate knowledge that he could get. There is nc
month in the year that something does not bloom
on his firm !; there is something green thore
always; and he always has some crop to send &c
market You walk through it and find everything
going OH just as regularly, accurately and care
fully as the cotton goes through the loom. He has
managed his affairs with prudence, accuracy and
caro-, and has made from his farm OF twenty acres
two hundred and fifty thousand dollars In fort,
years."
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RJ-NOPICE To MARINERS.-GSPT AINS
AND PlLOTS Wishing 10 anchor tler vessels IN Ashley
hlver. arc requested moi 10 do anywhere within direct
tanRe OF thu heads III the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHANvIS. on the Charleston aud st. Andrews side u,
the Ashley River; by which prccauol contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided
=. &. TURNER, II. NJ
Harbor Masters onice claIlesion. February 0. 1866
February
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New York hank statement.

NEW YoRK, September lG-Loane show an i'll
crease OF $s,93G,000. Specie Increased s217, 900.
Circulation increased s207 OOO Deposits increased
$2.0s7,0oo Legal tenders decreased s4,4sO00O
The Cay Of London bsiuga European dates to
the 9th. Tho DAILY Nems says that England is liza
BILE for million and quarter the Alabama
claims, but citizens hare large claims against the
United States.
The British Government has taken sir steamers
from the New Yor,; iines for The Abyssinian expe-
ditiou.
II is thought that DIsMARoE will soon do somo-
thing to mako tho Emperors Of France aud Aus
triR show their hands, Ii ia also sald that Prussia
promises to assist Itnly if she makes The French
position in Papal affairs n cdsas 6eNi.
The South German States show strong disin-
cGnation to eTsn temporary severance from the
rest of Germany.
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From New Orleans.
WV
NEW ORLEANS, September lG.-The following

NEW ORLEANS, September lG.-The following
Tas issued to-day:
HEADQUARTERS DIsTaIcT LOUISIANA,
New ORLEANS, La September 1G, 1851
QEEIERAL ORDER No. IL
II having como to the knowledge of the Brevet
Major-General Commanding that in various parts
OF the stato the assembling of armed men, for
political and other purposes, is Of frequent occur
renee, end that well-disPoaed citizens are fire.
quently subjected to annoyance from armed per-
sons, posted as sentines or rdettey, it is hereby
ordered that all such practices, and other acts
tending to disorder and violence, must be at once
discontinued.
Commanders Of post detachnlenis, and stations
within this command, will arrest and retain, unit
further orders, all armed men posted sentinels,
pickets or yidettes, or pretending to be on guard
duty, for any purpose, or by any authority, not
duly authorized by law.
By order Of BreVet Msjor-General JOSEPH a..
MOWER.
Official; NATHANIEL BURBANK,
Second Lieutenant 37th Infantry
A. A. A. O.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cnble dispatches.

HAGUE, September IA man named GARDI.
SIEn, with forged $1,000 United States notes, was
arrested here to-day. There are several bad
United States notes Of this denomination anoat.
PARIS, September Il Tho Notifications OF Stras.
burg are to be extended and strengthened.
FLORENCE, September H.-Tho Italian Govern
ment threatens to commence legal proceedings
against d4RIpALpr if he persists in his prcpara-
tions against Rome.
LiFRoN, September 1.-THE Ro Janeiro mail
steamer brings intelligence Of recent advantages
gained by the allies over the Pcraguuyans.
LONDON, September lG--.' ,on.-Consols 81 IL -lG:
Bonds 7a4; Frankfort 7Gs.
LiTKRrooI', September tG- Noon.-- Cotton quiet,
steady and unaltcrcd sales 10000 bales Bread
studs firm. Corn 37s. I'd. Provisions quiet.
LONDON, September lG-2 L. M.-Socuritics un-
changed.
LtrERrooL, September l6-2p. M.-Co,ton more
active; sa!es will reach $4,000 bales Brcadstuffs
quiet. Common Rosin advanced I'D.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

aS- THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY NOTIFIES
all parties who indebted 10 the estate Of aTrurs
SEN. o'HARA CO.. Dankrups. that &c such indebt-l
ness Il not adjusted before the 18th day of octobOr 1861
legal proceedings to compel the be instituted
September IL g LOUIS McIaIS
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SPECIAL NOTICES

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT AT TIE
mex. Session Of tho Legislature application Will DC mace
by the PALMETTO PIONEER CooPERA1I I'VE ASsC
CIAT1oS, for Incorporation under the above style ar
title. III! III FERGUSON
In behalf of himself aud other associates