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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-18

PIsCATORY.-The markets have been fully sup
piled With the various fish common to- these
waters, besides many that are strangers and have
been brought from the "oasts Of. Georgia and
Florida The piscatoral dealers have been in their
glory, and brisk trade was driven at their end o!
the market. Nearly every stall is supplied, and
the purchaser can make a selection from whiting,
porgy, or any of the numerous branches of the fish
family who visit our waters during the spring
months. Besides these varieties, choice steaks
can be obtained from the drum, and occasionally
from chance visitor from Florida known as the
snapper The fish market does not owe it's popu-
larity solely to the fish merchants; that rrepressi-
bic class of the community, the old maumas, come
in for their share OF the public patronage, and
offer tempting piles Of oysters, CLAIMS and stone
crabs. These delcaces are in great demand and
the price being lower than beef many persons ig-
more that market AMI purchase their daily sup
plies nearer the water. The itinerant fish venders
are also doing large business and their sonorous
voices can be heard even above the rattling OF
drays as they appeal to the public to come and
purchase While these supplies last there is little
danger of starving, the material for good meal
is within the reach Of all, and can be obtained
6llllOSG lOI uLGIS lOi
vestment of greenbacks.
RAID ON CoLoRED GAMBLERs.-Our city has been
infested for some time by gangs of colored men
and bows who were accustomed to meet at differ
public points and indulge in tleir passion fol- gam
ing. This has become such o Nlsanco and the
crowds who collected were so boisterous and un-
ruly that the attention of the police authorities
was directed toward them, and it was determined
to take hand in their little game,
The colored gamesters not having the zeal OF
God before their eyes were assembled last Sunday
at one Of their tavorite camping grounds on Gads'
denis Wharf, when the pckets gave the alarm that
the enemy were advancing, Great activity was dis
played by the besciged, but the case seemed hope
less rs they were cut of from their base, and Lieut.
HENDBicKs and chosen few were advancing
briskiy. Some suggested a parley and d surrender
on the conditions that they keep Their weapons and
their stakes; but the knowing ones objected, anu
as matters approached crisis, sc:cral who stood
lingering on the brink of the wharf took parting
glance at the scenery and plunged overheard
Fortunately the tide was out, ard the parties
we're enabled to make their escape by taking
IN the mud on their hands and knees but 9
few wero captured and conveyed to the Guard
House, where their plumber was conilscated
bnt in consequence OF want OF sufhclent
evidence, they were discharged. This RAID Is
a move in the right direction, and we hope
will be only the precursor of many, and the fight
will be continued until these gangs OF rowdles aho
gamblers are completely broken up ana olsperseo
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asAueTi N SALES.

- -
-, BY Il. N. a1ARsHA BIO 80
Brokers and AucttoneeTx: No: % Rsp.a-.st-,
primo MILES, MHf 81 + Rssy Horse ~ Apids
t:-:F 77.-: ,,:,-, ;sI;. = a. S;,T7-sT-
bx M1LLl0xan ~ - SyM ..;;:;,s z 49, -
Mos - AgMN11 e Ass B',se =. =
,o,r, At 10 10 eiock, h1s DAB s,,.a,
DEY GOODS. Clothing Felt Hats, saoes, FANCY
Goods, Notions &C. sundry lots FURNITURE bedsteade'
- =, ,,,,,r r. = AND 4
~ ~ gu3s ganoIs 5.!ss p,....,, - - - -
~ oaries u AiiSn 1o'4sose' e' -. A
Apr1 10 '-rrt'~ ..'@f''i>-. = -
oo,o on 1oco,nt of Ih,de,,nryore ond 1U com
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TESTIMONIAL.
SHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
ENG1NEEE1SG DEPARTMENT,
YALE COLLEGE, November IT, 1866
have always recommended the Faber Polygrade
Lead Pencils the only pencils fitted for both
tai and ,nathcmatical drawing; but, after thorough
trial OF the Ancricali poygrade Lead Pencils,
utactrred by the American Lead Pencil Company, New
York lind them superior to any pencil in usc to
the FtDcr or the old English Cumberland Lead Pencil
being superior pencil for sketching, ornamental and
mechanical drawing and a the ordinary uses Of lead
pencil.
These pencils very finely graded and have very
smooth Lead; the aottest pc,lcs hold the point well
they are all that Ire desired in pencil. 1T gives
grr,. DlcusuIe 10 c able iu Americans that they
viii no longer he cp; lc!led to depend upon Germany
ary oiLci foreign market for pc::cs
LOUIS BAIL,
ruof. ocn cn,n,ri g.,
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AND NO UIl1I4I3
With your PASTRY have no bother;
At every grocers you can get it,
Try box and ne'er regret 1t.
This YEAST POWDER is used by all 1rstclass Hotels
and Restaurants through the country and is finding its
why into every household where good Yeast Powder Is
appreciated. Samples free. Every box warranted to
give satisfaction or money refunded. Manufactured by
TAYLOR & YOUNG, No. 1856 Front street. New York.
For sale by GRUBEk MAhi!N,
HENRY BISCHOFF 4 CO.,
No. 19j East Boy.
W. 8. CORWN Il CO..
No. 25D King street.
DOWIE y NOISE, Druggists,
No. Ill MEETING STREET,
Opposite Charleston Hotel
1annarv d thstu6mo
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EASTER ELECTIONS .-On Easter Monday, accord
ing to long established rule in the Episcopalian
Church, the annual elections will be held for War
dens, vestrymen, &c. Among the different
Churches that hold these elections none are, per-
haps, more worthy of note than the Old Goose
Greek Church. This was built shortly after the
settlement of this State by the English, and has
been used as place Of worship ever since. Before
the Revolution that section Of the country was
considered healthy, and what are now simply win
ter residences were then occupied during the ma
larious heats Of summer. At that time, the
Church was in flourishing condition, and the in-
spection of the tombstones will prove that the
congregation was composed of the Oldest and
wealthiest families in the State.
During the revolutionary war, when the British
soldiery desolated the whole lower country, this
Church was saved from destruction on account of
the English Court of Arms which'were placed over
the pulpit. The congregation of this Church,
though much smaller than IN the past, still num-
bers many Of the old names, and the interest in
the Church is still kept alive. On Easter Monday,
they will, in common with other Episcopalian
Churches, hold their annual elections.
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ELYSIUS.

DCWIE & NOISE, Agents.
GOODRICH, WINEMAN & CO., Agents.
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NOTICE TO DISCHARGED SOLDIERS
~ All soldiers who have left their in my hands
are requested to send their address to this Office as am
now paying them. have two hundred cases on
hand awaiting claimants Call send your address to
First Regular o. s. Claim Office No. 1GO Meeting street
T. HURLEY, Chal lesion, S. O., Agent.
N. B-An claims against the q. s. Government col
lected tuths1mo April5
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MEETING OF FREEDMEN IN LEXINGTON DISTRICT.
A mass meeting of the freedmen Of Lexington
District was held at the Court House on the 9th
inst About five hundred Of both sexes had assem-
bled, and, Notwithstanding heavy shower of rain,
marched through the principal streets to the old
Fair Grounds, where a platform had been erected
for the speakers. The Rev. oETER NoRPHLET was
called to tho chair, and the object Of the meeting
being stated, preamble and resolutions, which
had been previously prepared, werc read and
adopted. Gaese were of the same style and char
acter US those adopted elsewhere. Addresses were
delivered by several speakers, both white and col
ored; principally on the basis Of the SHERMAN Bill
and the restoration and perpetuation of the Union
The meeting adjourned at q late hour, and the au.
dience Dispersed extremely satisfied with their
movement.
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2 UNITED STATES CoURT, Hon. GEORGE s. BRYAN;
presiding AdmiraNy. .-IsADonE De HAY IN re
DA COSTA & MADAM us. the schooner Aid.-lnter:
vention for seamen's wages A 81. BROWN, ESQ.,,
for Claimants, and w. e. MKEIL, ESQ.,, for Lbe'-
lants. It was ordered that the sum Of sls7, also
the costs, be paid to A. II. BRowN Esq, in prefer
ence to all other claims for seamen's wages.
4. o. STONE us re pa COSTA & MADAM us.
schooner Aid.-Libel for supplies furnished.-M.
P. O'CoNsoa, Esq, for Interyeners, W. E. MrKE1L,
Esq, for Libellants,; and PAUL TREscoTr us.
schooner Aid-Petition for Intervention for sup
plies furnished. -G, W. DNGLE for Interveners,
and W. e: MIKE1L for Ibellents: It was ordered
that the costs be included with the other costs in
the cases us. the schooner Aid, and the same be
paid out of funds in register Of said Court.
In THE CRcUr COURT several bills were given
out to the Grand Jury, who returned two with the
finding Of True Fill; one os W. G. VARDE1L, Viola
ton Of Revenue Laws. in not paying stamps, and
one us: DRDR1at W. HENoKEN, not conforming to
the Revenue Law as tobacconist
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AGRICULTURAL.
.PHUINE !! PHUINE q
THE PR 0 DUG ER,

"A FETUIZER CONTAINING ALL THE ELEMENTS
IN Of vegetation, and equal to my FERTILIZER e1.
cept Peruvian. - ~
Pamphlets describing Its qualities win be furnished by
tn. undersigned.
a barrels Of the above to close consignment
For sale, ut low rates, by - -.
= Anril 1s 8 No. 2Ol East Bay.
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Brokers and Aucttoneerx. No. % Bx0ad-st-,
THIS DAY, 18th inst, ut il O'clock WIN be sold
[ q primo MULES. Buggy Horse. ApEil8S
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Office bee 0cuutps gferfs, J
RafbpfIIg is, 0op. 81.
Seitatbs 8emiIIi9ungen
in Lester @odls dusoeoef,en.

IN IeRter gDodls ausqegebeiI.
Sobn o. waritna Hnb Giniee Brewer.
GbalIes ylorIep NIB Sane GurraH.
aames q. niGep anb aaenie 5Iowers.
~. .. @eiger uHb MIiee %. Chez. Ell
E6nbeAs Edpis unb Rate Gurmoa
Mneebtm parben Geiratb1lirenfen "a q
f1fbige Daare ertbdlt.
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irgenb Elm @oIf bic G6ulintereifen
allen Grnifes gu pfle8eit un6 bei6iiben
Die Nufsabe babe, 10 4iuarel es uafer
@olf; benn IS fei abfnro BON eiuem
freien 8o.fe, freier &e9iernng un6
6ir9erIi6er 6reibeit 81 re6en obne
aI9emeill perbreitete Snteligens.
Geb. s, S. Yanero inabnte bic ans
iueienoen 2ebrer Sur treuen Grfillnng
ibrer 81i6ten. q 5
9rof. Wfitden, superintendent ser
ofentliben Shulen III Melnpbis aab
einen 8eri1t iiber Bic G6ulei, oieief
Staot unb bic Mnlfrengungen, Die ae<
geniuartis bort aur 8erbeleruns 6es
SdulDeienS genadt weroen.
Sie folgenbetl 8ei9li6e iuuroen
bierailf angenonnnen:
8ei6iollen, bab bic iiablte Sa1res~
berfammlnng Der Nnociation am Q.
0fittiuob i'm Sttober 1868 su Men.,
pbis gebalten tper6e.
8eidlohen: oaB cine 8eriam,nlnna
Der Mlioctation i'm Chattanooga am
pierten Wittipob i'm sluguf 1868
Fattfinbe.
Ser Danf Ser 9llIocintion iunrbe
benz 8oub. 8romnloiu,. Dem &eprae
ientantenbauie unb ben Giienbabneil
oeS Staates oargebra6t, iporanf fd
Die. Contention bertagte..n ..4,i :.
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81 o 10 | i'm Q 6 M 6 r i, m
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Die eebrer @pnnentipn.
0onneritaa. sfadlmittaa

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8eb. Sr. 9earne, bonn @omite fir
gtormal Sdulen, reifte einen geridlt
Elm, in iuel6em oas @omtte bic @idls
tigfeit un6 Notbpenbigfeit bieier 9ln<
italten fir 6as 0ffentli6e Gdulneien
| idiloert; oarauf orin9t, ba6 @orfebs
rungen getroffen iuer6en,, UNI Die fir
Senneiiee notbigen 2ebrer i'm Gtaate
aus5ubiloen uno entpfeblt, baB init ie
elmer Der boberen 2ebranitaItetf, sic lid
in ben brei Dibiiionen 0es Staates
befnben, elm Normal Department
berbunoen tuer6e, baB Ole Legislature
eine 9etuiile Santine CUR lnterbaItuna
oteier Separtements ausfebt, iueIbe
Gnmnle inter Der GontrolIe bes
Observation-Disclosures ftehen unb
our6 i'm ben antpeiinngen Ser 2eaiss
latur 81 6olge, fir oieien 3peG Dere
ipenoet ioa. sSas @omite empHehlt
ferner Die Yaifirung zines geietes,
iuel6eS ben in bieien &nitaIten anf
Soften bes Staates ersoaenen Qehrerfi
bic YFidt auferlegt, cine 9efpifIe Seibe
Sabre in ben 0ffentliden Sdulen sn
lebren.
Serr 8roiun uno 9rofelIor SQben
fpra6en fid ge9en 6en Beridt in 10
fern CT bic Glnri9tung bon Departes
ments in bereits beifebenben OlnifaIten
betrifft, aus uno befiirn orteten Die
Griinbung elmer NormaliAnIe i'm nits
Tern Sbeile 0eS @taates. 9lnbere
Serren betbeiligtefl fid an Der Dis |
cuilion iino Der folgenoe 8eidIuB pnroe |
bierauf paiirf: g8efdlo6en, 6ae mir
bic 2egisIatur oes StaateS eriu9en,
folde Mabregeln 3ar Seranbilolng |
bon 2ebrern fir bic 6fienfli9en G6us
Zen 81 ergreifen, ala ibrer Mnii6t mad
am beiten eeeignet ii'sb1 bidcn 8tpef
3u erreiAen." " sssas q ~
&eb. Or. 8earne bradte fooaun ei>
men BeldluB Elm, in ipelGen bic Mits !
glie6er Der Milociation ibr Gertrauen
3l Sen. Cation oils &ta1ts sGAnl>
Superintendent ausiprn6er, linn lire
ber3lide 0ittpirfling ,in6 llnteritiibuna
,nfaeen, rnb Der aegislatur cine Grs
bDbung feineS Gebalte8 empfeblsn
Donneritaa, 9tbeno.
Goub. sfeia g. gromn In elmer
ldngeren Nniprade be5oo iid nuf bic
Trilberei1 MISUNDERSTANDING 6eS
Stantes, 5eigte ben lEertb Ter Gr5ies
5ung fiir ale &laijen, uno ipeitn aud
Hnn6es an benz 0egenfpdrtigen &GnIs |
5efeb ans3ufeten, 10 Derbiete 60 6p@ i
Die frdftige unteritiibung alIer. @enn
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NDli;ei : 0;eri6t.

DC. $. @annatti lieB feinen biers
ipdniligen Smnibus geFern gesen einen
anbern Bdgen fabren, tuliroe entlahen.
$. 6. Sumter, betripnfeno 81. Ia
yorf Woobs bate feline sad obne
Summer, tpltrbe beorOert bic Summer
iofort anina6en gu lailen.
G.;eHe Sableg elm ,farbi9er Sunge
bon unsefabr 10 Sabren, idliipfte ees
fern in ben .Qaben Sc. 12 @eoarltraBe
unb berlubte eiHen @elbfalten aussiie
leeren; tpmrbe 30 Sage mad Dem 9r>
6eitsbauie gefdift. n
Sobn Ybiaips angeflagt geiteri
Nbeno $50 bon einem Wantte geitob<
len gu baben, iuurbe ins Mrbeitsbaus
bis rnorgen 5nriifgeldift, Sa Bic 3ell~
gen fli1t ntltuefen0 tuaren.
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5pcrial MDtiielI.

R 5err g. g. Gpua 1T 9ofat<
@gent Der Staatsseitllns llnb ermddJs
tigt, @eloer fir mid in Ginpfaaig su.
nebmen uno bariber gu quittirei,. So
S0hn Mul III 9erausaeber.
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Senneilee qe9islatMr.
81 emo

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S. Df. 9aeranosr ipur6e ais serlfer]
Sbirbiiter 0es @enats einae5dmoren.
SausbiH SO. 3 groton college in
Wonroe Gountb unb Sberton 9lca<
oeinD in Weinpbis gu incorporiren,
paifrte Die brittle 9eiung nit mebreren
MmenoementS ilnb ipurbe Dem Saule
5uaeianOt.
SausbiH So, 43, meI9es cine Nlbins
berung Der Seftion $50. 4123 6es
Go0es bespeft uno ben 6rieoensrih<
tern gr06ere SuriSoiftiom aiebt, ipuroe
Dem SubieiarD 6 onlite iibergeben.
Sausbia go. 102, ipel6e beitimmt,
oaB Sober, Der auferbalb bes Gountp,
In iueIdem ct ieinen gSobniib bat, als
3euge Dor einen Srie0ensri6ter berufen
miro, 5 Gents per Weile unO 81 per
Sag erbalten lole, iuuroe Dem Suoi<
ciarD @omitc iibergeben. \
Genntbia SO. Al, tnel6e cine Dip
propriation fir oa5 @taatsgeIdnsniB
madt, tunrbe auf 9tntrag bon sieuem
aufgenommeus su benz 8nefe, I'm
Sausbia SO. 50 oaflir su iubitituiren.
8 Sausbilt SO. II, betrefeno bic 8es
sablung Der Soften, penn Ser Nnfla9er
feline Slntlage Dor Sriebensri9tern ni6t
hetati9en fam uno Den Slager in allen
Salen berpai1tet, penn CT. bon Dem
llrtbeile bes 6riebensri6ters appellirt,
Si6erbeit fur bic Soften 81 leiiten,,
ipurbe Dem Sn6iciarg Gonlitc fpon
9feuem uberiuiefen. 13..'
Sausbia SO. SO, tpeId)e Qe6cnSber-
,iideruneSs @efeal6aften cine Steuer
pom $3.50 auferlegt pahirte Die siueite
9eiung.
+ Ser @enat begab fitb bierauf mad
Der Salle oes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
UNI Die @abl zines Gnttb Glerfs fur
Den SDapattte Sifrift bor3unebmen.
Saus. Ser @eialnmtbefdIuR So.
u, Der Die @rnenullng zines Counties
bon beiben Sauierl1 bespeft, nm ben
She'll Der 8oti6aft bes @nuberneurs,
ipel6er 8esng bat auf Die 9lbre6nuna
stpii@en Dem Staat unb mebreren
@iienbabnen, in 8etrad)t asu sieben
Runb elm Gontite gu biefem 3tpefe gu
ernennen, pafiirte unb Die Serren
/ 1roiler, &oa9 lilo 8ellb wuroen Don
JSeiten bes Saufes ernannt. s4 n s
Serr Gtone bra@te cine .8iu ein,,
iuel9e Seftien Al bes S1ulaeieBes
Sabin abdnbert, baB e8 BeiBen ion
$500 anltatt $1,000. ~, ,..' .,. 81. S,
SEER 8oiIon. Iegte cine Sin bor,
beSluefer1b Die @riinbung elmer Qntlb
tuirtbfdaftli9en S9uIe. Sic Srufees
bon luton College ID Mnrfreesboro
oferiren Den @runb unb 8oben fur bic
@r6aurns Der n0tBigens @ebdnOe fur.
cine iol9e S6ule, uno Die 8ia begiins
itist ole Gtabliruns Oieier SduIe bae
felbf, Gem Gonsite fiir Sduten iiberS
geben. . ,t,E g55z
3 Serr 8ollon bradte cine 8in eth,
weId)e oas 2anb9eidenf Ger Ser. ct.
fir bic @riiuoung zines 2anbmirtbs
tdaftliden Snitituts afitrimmt.9 9enlf
lelben @omite iiberaeben.
Die 8fa, tpelde bic Ser. ct. Geaies
rung eriudt, ben 7 @iienbabnena Die
Summe BON 5 Wfill., Sic iie ibr f6ule
Den, gu cntlaiIen, paiiirte nit Dem
bon Senat beigefiisten Slmenbenent.
Saus6ia $50. Is, ipetde ale @efebe,
Die Den Sberifs uno Stabtbeb5rben
bas Stedt siebt, @abIrt6ter nnb
glerfs 81 ernennen ipiberruft nno
bieie 4flidt Den Gommifiioners OF
0egiltration iibertragt, pafiirte.
Sausbia $50. 125, ipelden- alien
itimmberedltiQteit Yerlonen oaS Nerht
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Sanbel ,,,.b 86rfe.

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~ Sis Stau. eimes.j Oeutl5en
Steinmaurers, an Mc9emore StraBe
ipobnbaft, gebar pergeftert Elm 8fpils
lingspaar, &nabe llnb Mabden. Ser
&nabe bat sipei bollitdnbise Sber3abne.
- Ser Snnse pir> gut.
w Aus @reenbiIte, Senn.
Nns einem 8ribatbriefe bon bort ber>
neBmen mir Die erfreuliAe Sladri9t,
odB bic 8ebnIferuns fib elmer febr ers
folgrei9en, unb nubbriusenben Snbus
ftfie beFeiBist. 8eion6ers miro elm
bortreffsides 9fobeiien in ;tpei 5itten
aus ben 'reidbaltigen @raen gef6mol>
gen. @e9en 100 9lrbeiter iperben in
oiefen Slittentperfea befdaftigt. .ta s., !.
slu9 in bieier @egeno baben fib bic
Sarmer Dem gSei3enbau 3usepanet uuo
Der Brief ia9t, bab nod ME TO biel
gSeisen ansgeidt moroen lei, als biefes
Sabr. Die gaase Saat itebt bortreff<,
lid. s{iE ~ ag
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90 LANCE Die Menf1beit frant miro
uno Srrtbiimer begebt, on beret 5oIgen
Gle 8etreffenben LANCE su Ieioen baben,
ioIlten tic berluden, fd bon ibren 8eiben
81 befreien. sllnb Herieniae, iueIdber
feline Salente uno feline 3elt anipenoet
nm iol6en llngIifli6en .9tettuna sn
bsrldaffen, 1T eben 10 gut Elm pbilans
tropiit iuie Der, speI1er Der Iei6enoen
Wenidbeit auf anoere @eiie su belfen
ilht. Mnbre 4bilauiropie behelt nidt
in Qufiuden bes llriprun9s eiaes lles
bells. fonbern i'm @ufiuden bon Nfateln
bas llebel Su beilen. Sr. 6 oleman|
bat cine 8eibe Dun Sabren berartiae
Sdle bebanoeIt, unb 1T bnrd) eifriaes
SiAOium oabin geIanet, oab e. i'm
Stanbe 1T oa8 su Ieiitrn mas CT Der
lprid1t. 5eine Office beinoet fitb in
20. 2lO 8 hnraftraBe Cfe bon
Mcsemoreltrabe bintsr Der QIpotbefe.
ot5 3Mam
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i'm beutig ens8 latte. :
u 9beIpbia Sbeater .~Seute Abeno
8eneF3 bon SRI. Sane Sosner:
9ie S@auipieIerin bon 8abna
uno Die ejferiadtise Srarl.
Mor9en abeno, 9ueretia 8orgia
unb Der ipabniinnise 2iebbaber.
y Die 9r0Bte 9tuspabl bon @btts
Ier II. sSiIfons Rabmaf6inen
bel gS. g. ,8aIfer, So. 36 81.
G6err9 StraBes 81 8sus
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XfMe

Der i'm bieiigen Yoitamt, ais unbeftell<
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE ~'li' 70 '-z-55'
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For y SoIS Ts1sS dss5s district Of In Bankruptcy
In the matter of REDDIN BRIDGERS, Bank
;rupt-ss. 81; -rItN iaT .sr-.g -'rrg1u-IE
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT ON THE
i Sth day of October, 1861, warrant of Bank
ruptcy was issued out of the District Court OF the
United States tor the Pam!ico District of North
Carolina, against the estote of REDDIN BRIDGERs,
of Wilson, in the County of Wilson in said Dis
trict, who was adiudged Bankrupt on his own
petition: That the pay ymcnt of any debts, and the
delivery of any property belonging TO such bank
rupt, to him. orlor his use and the transfer OF any
property by him are forbidden by law; and that
meeting ofthe creditors of the said bankrupt to
prove their debts, and to choose one or more as
sigees ofhis estate, will be held at Court of Bank
ruptcy to be holden on the 18th day of November,
1887, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, at Wilson, in the Coun-
ty of Wilson, State of North Carolina, before R.
F. Lehman, Esq, Registerin BankruEtcy OF said
District. DANIEL L. GOODLOE,
.. s. Marshal TOR said District.
BY ROBERT G. KEHoE, Deputy o. s.. Marshal as
Messenger.
Oct. Is, 1867 r. .'. I#s S6-5t.
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY. .a
DISTRICT COURT OF THE ).f i.N-.. ..l' .....F.t
~ UsITED lJ n' ST. STATES s ST., In Bankruptcy.
In the matter of THOMAS E. SKINNER, a
Bankrupt.--Ss. -. ... .s..i -. -.... ..
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ON
IN the 21st day of September, A. D., 1867, war
rant in Bankruptcy was issued against the estate
of Thomas E. Skinner, in the County of Wake
and State of North Carolina, who has been ad-
Judged bankrupt on his own petition that the
payment ofany debt, and delivery OF any property
belonging to such bankrupt to him, or for his
use, and the transfer of any. property by him are
forbidden by law that meeting ofthe creditors
of the said Bankrupt to prove their debts, and to
choose one or more assignees of his estate, will
be held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at
Raleigh, before John T. Dewcese, Esq, Register,
on the 5th day of November, A. D., 1857, at
Raleigh, N. c. - -, ...
:, .-.i DANIEL K. GOODLOE,
a.. .-.- U. S. Marshal.
C. L. HARRIS, Deputy.
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DISTRICT COURT oFrTHE
UNITED STATES T, Ro,lrrn+oy
For the Pamlico District of 'i ''ihi
-. North Carolina ..... .... -.- ..
In the matter of VIM. G. JORDAN, Bank
rupt-ss. b. - --5'l t..- =. IL. -.
TNIfIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT ON THE
Il 7th day of October, 1867, warrant of
Bankruptcy was issued out of the District Court
of the United States for the Pamlieo District of
North Carolina against the estate of VIM. G. JoR
DAN, of Wilson in the County of Wilson, in said
District, who was adjudged bankrupt, on his
own Petition. That the payment of any debts, and
the delivery of any property belonging to such
bankrupt, to him. or for his use, and the transfer
of any property by him, are forbidden by law +;
and that meeting of the creditors of said bank
rupt, to prove their debts and to choose one or
more assignees of his estate, will be held at a
Court Of Bankruptcy to be holden on the 18th
day of November, 1867, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, at
Wilson, in the County of Wilson, State of North
Carolina, before R. F: Lehman, Esq, Register in
Bankruptcy, for said District -. ..<- -
D. r. GOODLOE,
- ..'' o. s. Marshal for said District. 81
BY ROBERT c. KEHoE, Deputy u s. Marshal as
Messenger.