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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-22

OFFICERS:
GEO. K. WHEAT. President.
JAMES McCLCSEY, Vice President.
JOHN BISHOP, Secretary.
CHAs. Wallace, state Agent for West
Virginia and Maryland.
DIRsCroRs:-John F. Wilson, Jas c. Orr,
John a. Armstrong, A. c. Quarter, Geo. X.
Wheat, Samuel Harper, james Mckinney,
Morgan l.. att, Geo. Adams.
REFERE> CE=: 3. Brady, Cashier Merchants
National Bank, Wheeling; List. Morrison &
Co, Wholesale GIOceS, Wheeling; Pryor,
Handlan 4 Co, Wholesale GroceS, Wheel
Ing; Michael Reilly, Wholesale Grocer,
. Wheeling; Mcclellan & Knox. Boot and
f, Shoe h E1ouse. Wheeling: McCAbe, KTaft 4 Co.,
| Druggists, Wheeling; Geo. W. Franzheim &
Co, Wholesale Wines and Liquors, Wheel
ing; WinShip, Woods & Co., QueenSwRre,
| Wheeling; Lewis Baker, Pub Register,
Wheeling; T. c. McAfee, Notions, Wheeling;
CRmpbell, FHew & Co., Pubs. 1ntelligencer,
Wheeling; OFT, Son & Co Hardware. Wheel
ing; J. E Sands Cashier First Nat. Hank,
! FairmOnt; X. p. Camden, Prest. Nat. Ex.
Bank. Weston, ". Va; Capt. John Mcclure,
, Jr,, Wheeling, apr25
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The New York Times of Monday last
says that merchant of that city, ad-
vertised. on Thursday last, for clerk
application to be made by letter. By
noon OF the day on which the adver-
tisement appeared he had received
eighty applications for, the situation,
and before the next day had passed,
the number had reached one hundred
aud nineteen. The salary was small,
the inducements were few, and the
work required close attention, and yet
the anxiety for the place was SO great
as to be but poorly shown by the num-
Der OF applications. Many of the ap-
plicants could speak two or three Ian
guages, and claimed to be possessed of
various accomplishments. Yet it would
seem that the City offered them moth
ing better than the chance OF such n
Clerkship as this-and but a poor chance
even of that. This is but one of the
many proofs of the widespread stag
nation of business, and the redundancy
OF labor in many departments of activ-
ity. We certainly think this is poor
time for attempting to bully capital, or
to get up strikes for exorbitant prices,
or for Eight.hOur Laws. Those who
are certain 10 suffer from them most,
are the very persons who can least
afford it. .-.
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For the first time in the annals of the
word do we find conquered rebellion
treated with such leniency that its
leaders go where they Will, while the
officers of the Government dare not
venture into the conquered territory.
While Jefferson Davis, the arch-con
spfrator ofthe rebellion, is promenad
ing, Broadway, "unwhipt Of Justice
gress of the United States, is hunted
from Mobile for his life by mob of un-
hung traitors 'tz-E.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-22

IN England the construction of a pos
tai telegraph is contemplated that will
Kfnrdom. and every other town OF
1000 persons, and there is to be a de-
nosit office at every postoffice which is
not a telegraph office proper. In Eng
land and Wales there are 551 post towns;
414 of which send. one or more day
mails to London, and 523 of which re-
ceive one or more day mails from Lon
don.
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Roofing Cement.

en BBts. JUST RECEIVED asD FOR
CaAS. II. BERRY,
aprls +r- No. Is q 10 Water ct.
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Out of thirty-six steamers which now
traverse the Atlantic just four carry the
American flag and are American steam
ers. This is all the war has left us. The
Ata6amas, built, equipped and backed
by foreign Powers, have succeeded in
sweeping American commerce from the
ocean, leaving only the Arago and FUl-
ton, running to Havre, and the 4AtLaattic
and Baltic, running to Bremen, all
owned by an American company, as
the sole remaining representatives of
American commence. They have been
kept atloat thus far by receiving from
our Government the postage on letters
they carry to Europe. But this is at
an end. The British, French and Ger
man citizens in New York have petit
toned the American Government to
refuse them permission to carry any
portion OF the mails-and the Postmaster
General has granted their request! No
mails are to be made up for these
American steamers. Noman is to send
letters, herea fter. to Europe under the
American flag. The foreign steamers
exact surrender of this last remnant
of American commeree,-and our Gov
ernment grants it. The pretext is that
these vessels are SLOU. .t
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The Regular Army of the United
States is now SO large, in comparison
to what it was before the rebellion, and
the probabilities are SO strong, that
1t may be long time before itcau be
reduced In strength, that the War De-
partment seems to consider it to be
necessary to look forward fora solution
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Bargains in Boots & Shoes
FOR INSTANCE

ftFfi
That never have been.nor never can be beat.
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9nsuranrR.
gAsNEHNEE.
National Insurance Company.

WHEELING, WEST Va

900
ohice, 20 Mouroe St.. next door TO lst Ma
tIOnal Bank.
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a letter from the Commissioner of
Internal Revenue, published in Mr..
Atkinson's very able and interesting
pamphlet on the subject of Revenue,
states that out OF the whole population
ofthe United States, only $50, 700 per-
sons paid tax upon incomes,-in
other words, that out of the thirty-five
millions of our people, less than half a
million have incomes of more than
5000 a year. Those who. have less than
thai evidently need it all to live on, aud
thus spend all they earn. The great
mass of the people, therefore, pay taxes
only indirectly, through the duties or
the imposts imposed on the articles
they consume; and ifthese are increas-
ed, their wages must be increased also,
else they cannot live. Mr.. Atkinson,
in the same essay, says that one of the
largest railroads in the country has
adopted the principle of paying 10 its
common laborers the price of barrel
of flour per week, finding this to be Il
more just and satisfactory mode of
measuring the value OF labor than the
price of money. 1t is assumed that the
price of other necessaries OF lite will
vary with the price of flour.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-22

The Michigan Southern Railroad, to
I'LL a "sink hole" of forty rods under
the track in Northern Indiana, has
dumped in two acres of earth, aver
aging ten feet in depth; three acres of
timber and brush wood; the ditchings
and scrapings of fifty mi les of railroad
tack for about eight years past: the old
ties of about one hundred miles OF re-
paired track; and about three thousand
car loads of gravel; besides the forty
rods of embankment, from four to six
feet high, that was made before the
linking occurred. The work OF filling
seems to have been ACCOMPLISHED.
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JEFF. DAVIS.

A Card from Horace GreeIey~.HIs
Reasons for Bee ming one Of JeH'S
RoudaInau
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is composed of fpaymasters, whose pay
begins with s., 600 and Increases as fol-
lows with each succeeding five years /:
81, 400, s., 900, 81. 900 and 8, 100; assistant
paymasters $500 for the first i've years
and 81 500 thereafter,
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Rnsiness sIatters.

at a meeting of the corporators of
the Monongahela Valley Railroad, held
at Pittsburgh recently, it was decided
to accept the charter granted at the last
session of the. Legislature, and TO open
books for subscription to the capital
stock OF the company at Pittsburgh on
the 9th day OF June, to continue open
for three davs. A resolution was also
passed to hold general meeting of the
corporators, and all persons interested
in the construction OF railroad along
the Mouongahela river, ut Elizabeth,
on the goth day of May.
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PENDLETON FACTORY.
IflE M DOL lARnn

U f1E WOOL CARDS
AT THIS PLACE ARE NOW IN COM
pLETE RUNNING ORDER.
Lizzie WOOL offered will be CARDED
"a INTO ROLLS Of the best quality, ut short
notice, ut the following rates for cash:
AL Wool Plain and Mixed Rolls, l23c. per IL.
Mixed Cotton and WOOL, do l5c
Bacon, Lard, Corn and Cotton will be taken
az marketntes, in exchange for CARDING-
WOOL may be sent-throngh the Agents from
any points on the Railroads. aud Rolls deliver
ell b, them, MS soon rs the WOOL can be Curdcd
and cturned.
An as sortmcnt of COTTON YARN, of a
superior quality. will he kept on hand at the
Factory, and customers supplied promptly and
at ns low figures as the market will nst:fv.
Dealers Will lind it to their interest to give us
trial before buying elsewhere
WIN. PERRY.
w Proprietor.
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Notice to Creditors.

THE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA.
(, .PICKENs--IN EQUITY.
Edward 1s .. co'houn | b,llfor marsmlliug assets
John b. Earle. G, ais Injunction, Partition, &c.
pURSUANTto an order of the Court Of Equity
made In tins cnuse at juno Term, 1867, all
tho several creditors Of
John Ewing Colhoun. deceased,
Mrs. Martha Maria Colhoun, deceased,
Miss Martha Maria Colhoun, deceased,
Col. VIM. Ransom Colhoun, deceased, and
Capt. Henry Davis Cclhoun, deceased
4 reGuiredto present and prove their demands
before me, In my Office, according TO law, on or
before hc14th day of October next, or be prcclu
ded from sharing in the benefits Of the decree TO
DO made in this cause.
ROB'T. a. THOMPSON, c.Er.p.
Conrrs.5 Office, July II. 1867 + 3m
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ENcoURAaEsIENr.--Tho Washington cor.

HScoURAdEMENr.--Tho Washington cor.
respondent of the /" Boston POST" saws -
Ex'Governor 4. w. Piokens Of Soutl, Caro-.
iina, Is hero to consult with the President
touching the affairs in the Second Military
District: lie says tho femoyal of General
nickles has greatly encouraged the industrial
classes of $ nth Carolina, and that confidence
IN the good faith Of the Federal Government
~ being rapidly restored General Canby has
peen iavorably received and every one is
pleased with the change. Governor Pickcu,
thlnks 1,' that several negroes will be returned
to Congress-
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Notice to Creditors.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLYN
I'm ETuity-PfCa1cns.
Henry Danncnberg and
a. Danncnbcrg, Ex'trix Bill for constrc

I'm EUuity-PfCakclls.
Henry Danncnberg and
a. Dannenbcrg Ex'trix Bill for Construc-
VI ton, Partition, Re-
The German Settlement of lief Sc
Charleston, ct ais
THE Commissioner publishes the following Ex-
L tract from the decree made in this cause, Mt
The recent term OF the Court Of Equity, for the in
formhtion of all concerned TO wit:
" 1t is further ordered, that the defendant Sam
uel Loyingood, do prove his demand against the
said tcstator, Herman Faien, dccensci; and that
the Commissioners cause to be published in the
newspaper published ut Pckcns G. II II notice re-
quirng all creditors to come n within certain
tilhe,nnd prove their demands: and that the said
Samuel tLovingood and all other creditors be re-
strained and they arc hereby restrained from pros.
eeulih8 their demands, or suing ut law until the
further order of this court.''
fdfstant thereto MI and evory of the creditors
of lfsrnnn Faicn, deceased, will provo their de-
minds before me according to law in my OfFre,
er before the l4th day Of October next or they
Will be barred.
Persons indebted to tho Estate of Herman Fa-
jon, deecascd, will make payment TO the untlor-
signed or they will be dealt with according 10 law
ROBT. a. THOMPSON, c.ErD
Com'rs. Office. July IL. 1867 3m
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-Al.SO
Ta1al HsEiAu. Els'd' .A'a'21
OF GODFREY MAULDEN, DECEASED

OF GODFREY MAULDEN, DECEASED,
Sitnnic ON the limo Of Anderson and Pckcns
Districts, in two Tracts. No. l ,adioining lands
q Joel Ellison and others, containing One
Hundred aad Sixty.hnr Acres more or less.
NJ. z, adjoining lands of Storlng Turner, Joel
Ellison. nnd Tract No. |, containing One llun-
drcd aud Four Acres, more or less
TERMS or S&IE.-On q credit of
twolve months. with interest; tho purchaser to
givo bond and approved security to tho Ordn-
Dry, with n mortgage of tho premises, if deemed
necessary ny him to secure the payment of tho
purchase money except tho cost, which must
bc paid IN cash, and to pay extra for titles and
stamps.
l.. THOMAS, sp:D
Shcriif,s Office Sept. 10, 1867 I'd
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VOL. III.""""".NO. |.
.aculous Healing by French zouave

IA NEW SENSATION IN PARIS
. the Paris correspondent Of
TIE STATE ;, there is a Zouavc in Far.
r'icise.,ing rival those of DR..
John b. Earle and others talked Of in New
~" Livingston, Adsn'r, tails J.. ooiiospo"'
). W. Livingston, Adm'r Cross B:l.,
Eliza a. Lorton, ct ala Estate. So;ft
NDER an order Of the Court of Euuitv, y,
oro, IN these causes at June Term. 1867. all til,
ca are required 10 prove their demands bcforo ma
according to law, in my Office on or before the
ia'h day OF October next, on pain of being borrcJ
OF any advantage under the decree to bc rcndcrod
III these causes. W.
hoBT \. THOMPSON, c.Erp
comrs Oiicc, july II, 1907 3n
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Sale.
TEE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
HBfcIx ~. r., uSu,..x~.s

TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Picl<cns.- Equity.
Rob't A Thompson, Admir- Bill to sell Real
John Price and others. Assets, &C..
PURSUANT to nm order Of the Court Of Equi-
il ty. made in this cause ut June Term, 1867,
| will sell to tho highest bidder, at Pickens G.
ilouse, on SALEDAY IN OCTOBER next, the
following Real Estate, namely:
ONE UNDIVIDED HALE OF 400 ACRES
More or less, lying on Keowce, River. and nd.
Joining lands of Il Stooe j B Stton md 9TH
ers. Possession to be given ut the death Of
Mrs Mary Price.
ONE OTHER TRACT,
Lying on Kcowec River, containing FIFTY
ACRES more or less. and adjoining lands of
Mm k Alexander and others
MA~Sod as tho Real Estatc Of ID Craig, deed
TERMS OF SA Lion IL credit of twelve
m"nths with interest bond nf the rurchascr
with two good sureti, $, and mortgage Of tho
premises; except the costs which arc to DO paid
IN cash on the day uf sale. Purchaser to pay
extr" for mortgage, title and stamps.
ROB"r. a. THOMPSON, c.x.p.p
Com'rs Office, Sept IL. 1867 4
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Estate Notice.

DERSONS indebted to the Esate of r. r. NEo:r.
l sell. deceased, can make payment TO us aS the
trap. on Saturday the l7th instant, and on tho
two succeeding Saturdays. The Estate must be
settled up at the cnrliest practicable period.
j. G.. FERGUSON,
NJ. MANSELL, ''"n' ~
August II, 1867 a47 q
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THE REAL ESTATE
OF JOHN ADAIR, DECEASED,

In two Tracts. M |, situate in pickens dis.
trirt. South Carolina. on Big Concrnss Creek
",n,ng land. Of a. an O. Adair i1iT> - O. LEWIS
FIFTY ACRES more or less On this Tract
there are thirty or forty acres Of good Bottom
land
N"2, on Ramsey's Greek, adjoining lands of
NJ, .licSandcr Thos Watkins and others sup
posed 10 contain 35 acres more or less
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Give Attention.

A III persons indebted t. ihe Estate Of Obndiah
q WaChildefs, decoased, must make payment
Those having claims against said Estate p,ist pre-
sent them on or before tho first day Of October
nest or they will not be paid; as, on that day tho
Estate will be finally settled, i, %' s
$t { III REESE BOWEN, y Adna,r,,
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TILE DAILY CHRONICLE.
sssi:-.R saef r og7 s5:j= ma; jus.

nN TtTEjl7rIT INSTANT the II n,lcrS;s sned
~ Pr'r'Se tn cnmmencr The issue. III this city.
9tal"urnal to BIZ a.y!eITiIh DAILY CHRON-
iCLE. The wnnt "f ~ lirn c,rnrst, svmn,,tlrt.
ie ncwspapcr is felt il Tie ,on,,nunity; and. in
ohed'encc t" the wish It 'lnrg, number nf Tie
most nilinntlni citizens. WE make our ,icbm 4,
Thn tsa 'ital Of Smth Carolin, should sustain
now, us it did before the war. n, lcas. twonrws.
papers; AID tho State Is an uhnndantly large
field at operations from which to CLEAN the pub.
lie favor
The approaching Gall already gives token
that our people arc recovering fr, their great
financial depression; and we may reasonably
anticipate am early sulutinn uf the now frcttml
political problem 1t is ON this rising tide that
VIC hnpe to swim. .1
We do nnt promise much in kcl,alf Of tho
CllRONlULE-ou Saith shall be told by orr
works: bat we can say this much. that rs oti-
Zons ct South Carolina long ldeniliedwth her
Interests. we shall expenl our means and devote
our energies to cstabisl, what we conceive will
Dc u wcicnmc visitor in every hnnsGhnhl
We shall give tho latest news an,i liyccs,
gossip: pert paragraphs; tcIegrnms hot trou,
the wires cnmmcrcnl intelligence fresh from
the curb stones Of = Change - and Il special
rcp.osto all tho attractvely Lorrifying acvilcuts
and incidents of the day.
Politically, Orr sentiments
are tor the present expressed We shall work
tor tho gool of the public.
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Advertisers Wishing to avail themselves If the
very large free circulation to bn made during
the first week. will please scnL their orders to
the -sI
CHRONICLE puDfIsnlNG COMPANY,
oo, CoLUMniA, S. q.
Sept. !, lS07 So IF
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
rioK ENs---IN .TnE' COMMON rLEAs.
Samuel Lovlnsood, ESor lEo"iigm Attachment.
> vs., j. WICKLIrFE.
". a. Tate. s.E 7PrB's AHy.
NVHEREAS,othe PlaintiE did, OH the 12th day
Y of March, 1867, file his dcclarat ion against
the Defendant, (who il is sail) is absent from and
without the limits OF this State, and has neither
wife nor attorney known within the same, upon
whom copy Of the sad declaration might hc SER
we'd: II is therefore ordered. that the said Dcien-
dnnt do appear and plcad thcreto on Or before The
18th day of March, 1868; otherwise, final and
absolute, judgnentw then be given and awarded
j. Il. TtAGOOD, cor.
Clers's Office, Mapch l2, 8G7 ly -
A
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Regular Convocation.

THE REGULAR CONvOcATION of Walhalla
j Chapter. No. 2S, Royal Arch Masons, will be
held on Friday the 10th day of September. instant,
at@4 o'clock, p Nj. Companions will assemble
.pupotMlly. BY order of the NJ. E.. H., P..
III. W. PlEPER, Secretary.
z Sept II 1867 81
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Also
'H'gldi geEGlAH4 ESTATE
OF JOHN McWIIORrER, DECEASED,

UF JUiIS MCWIIUItTEK, DECEASED,
Situate in Irckens District, State of Snutl. Chr.
"linn. Que mile below Pickensvlle. adjoining
lands Of Fl lids Muilinnix, w. a. Lesley and
others, and containing One llunlrcd and Six.
teen Acres, moro or less.
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NOTICE.

NOTiCE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the
~ "Hernan Settlement Society of Charles
ton will make application Mt the nest session
Of tho Legislature fora renewal of Charter.
JACOB SCHROEDER, President
August OF. 1867 49 3m
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TIE STATE or SOUTH cARoLIEA
rioKESs--IN the COMMON PLEAS.

d. .. Ferguson Aam'r Foreign .Auaeaaao,,,,, o,,, 3s' #
w;p; ,s. ,fs ( McGowAs.& ATAsis
~" ,o"s'"ss, Is s plff.ss Atty il.
M HEREAS. the PlaE n III ia;d ", ~, fN ytsSSi
w February, 1867, filc his ;on ots
INC defendants (whe asitds said, is absent Srora
ana without the limitsofthis State bas
wife nor attorney known iNia tue same m,sa.s
sepSea M@S@ Hey i, said Declaration
iendant do appear and plead on n,
sne otnLday otFobruary, 1851 otherwise. fms fj
ana aosolute Judgment will lthen{b {bes eiyen nMaE
awarded against him, ,is'
Clerk fise, Feb s, 1881 N1 Z HIS s
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
En Equity E'ickcn.
Ys in Equity. Sell Real Es-
Eliho Griffin, eE ais tate, sc, sc. tt 51.
iDURSuANT toaan order of tho Court Of Eonity
Il nade nths cause, at nne TORN, 1857, all tho
creditors Of tho Estate Of Col, Thomes Hamilton
Boggs are required to:proye heir demands before
2)st day of! October next, or BIO barred s
q 81 4. RQnT A. THO sIpSON, q. g.f!p
n cona'ts ofhoe, j,i3y 20, 1867 a s. sm
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Orlinary's Sales.

~ y virtue of az order directed to mo by W.
HD II. lI"lconbp, Esq. Ordinary of Pickens
District, will sell to the highest bidder at
Pickons Court House, on Suleday in October
next,
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ALSO
'EEasi EaEAL ESTATE

or JOHN T.. ARCHER, DECEASED,
Situate in Pirkcns District, South Carolina on
bralchcs "i' BruFhy G eek. bounded by lands
of Wm. Couch. a. n II. M,nn and others, con
t"intlg One Hundred aud Twelve Acres, more
W less.
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Notice to Creditors.

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
III Equity-- Pichens.
Rob't A. Thompson, C.E.r.D, for self and others,
Alex Bryce, Jr. Admir-, Lefty Crcnshaw, Ct ais
Bill to Foroclose statutory Mortgage. sell Real Es
tate, Marshal assets, &c, SO
DURSDA ANT to an order of the Court of EQUITY,
l. made in this cnuse at June Term, 1867 all the
creditors of j. B. Crcnshaw, licensed, are requr-
ell TO prove their demands before mo, in my office,
according to law, or before the 28th day Of Oc-
tobcr next, ION pain Of boing barred of any nd
vantage under the decree 10 be rendered in this
case" X.
RoBT. 4. THOMPSON, c.E,rD.
) Com'rs Offico, July %, 1867 3m q
c @ JOB PGR0Ma'H6g ss
NEATLY EXECUTED At THIS OFFICE
, On the most Reasonable Terms. \ 9
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EOUne MARES. Apply to SMITH & no.
=, FEl, Pehdlcton. or at J. b. NlCGEE'S, at An.
dcison, on next Salcday
Sept 49, 1867 - .
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