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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-07-31

TN PROBATE-MANIToW COUNTY
i Court la the matter of the estate Of Henry
Pffer, d eceased. Ete
On reading and filing the petition Of Der.
nard Ebbers, Administ rator of the estate Of
said deceased, setting forth the ams unit OF Per;
sonal estate that has come to his hands, and
the dispositi N thereof; the amount OF debts
outs tanding against said deceased, and q de-
scription of all the real estate of which said de-
ceased died seized, and the condition and VAL
ne Of the respective portions thereof and
praying that license be to him granted 10 sell
Lot No two (2) in Block two hundred and
eighty -six (286) in the village Of Manitowoc,
and it appearing, by said petition, that there is
not sufficient personal estate in the hands Of
said administrator to pay said debts, and that
it is necessary in order to pay the samei TO sen
all of said Zeal estate it is therefore ordered
that all persons interested In said estate, ap-
pear before the Judge Of this Court, on Mon
day, the 10th day Of 9.ugust, A D. 1868; at 10
o. clock q. m, at the Office Of the County Judge
IN the village Of Manitowoc, in said county,
then and there to show Cause, If any there be,
why license should not be granted to said ad-
ministrator to sell said real estate according to
the prayer Of said petition.
And it is further ordered, that acory Of this
order shall be published for four successive
weeks prior to said day Of hearing, in The
Manitowoc Pilot, weekly newspaper printed
and published at the Village Of Manitowoc, in
said county, and personally served on all per-
sons interested in said estate, residing in said
county, at least fourteen days before said day
Of hearing BY the Court
GEO. W. BARKER, County Judge.
Dated June 18th, 1868. sofa
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CiiOiGE GROCERIES.

Flour, Feed, Crockcry, HarJxare,a ac;
Also an assortment Of ship CHI andlers gopas,
such as Tar, 0akum, Pitch, Ropes, Nye6sggS
and Sewing Twines, Marlin HIennpsrlin.
to which trade especial attention will be paid
Also fine lot Of s'ltf W
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Consisting Of toys Of all kinds, fancy .san-
fdies, &C., whic bought at aucti n ices /,
and shall sell them at half their value. -
will clese them Set on OF before CkristmAs.
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Tmnroved Land For Sale
Improved Farm for Sale.

THE undersigned offers his farm in the
Il Town Of Cato for sale. 1t is e1ig1bly sit
uated on the Menasha road, Is miles from
Manitow oc, and consists Of 100 acres, IS. of
which are in good state Of cultivati,n-bal-
anee timber land. Good stream of living
water, wells, house, barns, &c., are situated
on the premises, and the whole will be sold at
. bargain. ii. MURPHY.
Cato, March IS, 1868. 81
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DRY GOODS.

<ARPETs AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EEPERs SUP.
~ piled with Carpets Furniture, Bedding, &C.. easy
erns; monthly payments taken chance for
corner Twenty n nh stree, and sinh avenue
IL. Fancy Dry Goods
At Popular Pric-s
Fourteenth street and Sixth avenue.
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E,IRsT ANNUAL HORSE FAIR
II at Suffolk Park,
Philadelphia
under the auspices Of PhAdeph Driving Park Associaion
on September lst, I'd, Sd and lth, 1853
FIRST DAY, TUKBDAY, 6KPrHNBKB i.
Premium 00 300 70 first horse, $500 70 second horse
$20O 70 third horse mile heats best N harness. iee
for all horses excep Lady Thorn Lucy and BOY
sEcokD DAY, wEDNKeDAY, eEPTE -
Premiums 81 00 First premium $500; 5000 70 first horse
$200 TO second horse 800 TO third horse mile heats pest
in all horses that never rosd better nan
2:34 previous TO July l, 1885,
SANE @4oo $3.50 to nr.t horse 500 to sec.
AL horses that than AS previous TO LIST
July 1858 All the above premiums require four TO NIL and
three TO start
Third DAY-Thursday, September S-Premum SO 600;
b00 TO first horse $500 to second horse mile heats best
three IN hye in harness for ALL This premium requires
TO start Money refunded II Three to ill and
TO start.
FOURTH DAY-Friday, September 4--Premnm 81 600;
double teams $500 to first $0 70 second team 800
third team mile heats best three In i've; open for all
ters; four to fll three to start.
Entrance 10 cent must accompany the entry
Entries will close O'Clock r. NJ Tuesday, August g.
1868, at Continental Hotel
The color and must be correctly given In
ing the entry
horse entered for any above premiums if ineligible,
VIII not be allowed to start and will forfeit his entrance
money
horse dsancins the field shall only be entitled the
first premium.
Entries will address Chas Duffy Treasurer Continental
Hotel Communications will address the Secretary, south
west corner Ninth and SAMSON streets Philadelphia, Pa
Rules OF Fashion Course to Philadelphia. Whining
ton and Baltimore Railroad will special the
each day; JOHN BOWLING, Chairman.
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sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.

SPORTING-DOGS, BIRDS, &C.
LII BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINES
"A FRANCIS BUTLER No. Peck slip. Buffers Infal-
be Mango Cure and Flea Exterminator 76c Buffers
work, g. Extra stock Dogs. Ferrets for sale
LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
n Medicines for all diseases Prepared Food for
mocking birds, at B. DOvEY'S Nos Greene street,
Of Canal.
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Grand Hotel de rAthenee.
tod No. 10y Rue Scribe ~ and 81.
The Of the Hotel de Athenee In calling the
non Of the travelling public to the change OF uumes in Rue
Scribe, takes this opportunity offer his
his sincere thanks for their liberal patronage given to
his establishment.
Mr. POLLONAIS shall continue confidence
ty His utmost care and excellent manaeement
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FASHION NCOURSE.-TROTTING-SA AUGUST
Is, at O'Clock p H. stake $780, r. D. Dowling's g. e.
D. r. Prescott; Mr. Pellets b. m - 3 in 5 in harness.
j. CHAMBERS.
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+ ONDON AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINZ.
- Steamers fortusbtly y iondon direct from pier No
ATALANTA.... .Augsst % CELIA. september 10
BELLONA September WILLIAM PENN. October .
For To Havrc, Paris Antwerp and Rotterdam
cneap.si currency Is..s 1Epx ~ S1hEkr ,; GuAEs %
aouth street.
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THH TURR.

Ar FASHION CoURsE-fHB 9nOTTING STALLION
"A George wilkes VIII sand ~ The Stables Of AleI Pae.-
son for limited number Of m,rss M 1h september hsAN
WN l. slNHONe
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MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE FOR PORTLAND
Nl reduction In fare and change Of DAYS of sailing.
The steamships DIRIGO and FRANCONIA will leave pier
30 East river Monday and Thursday, O'Clock p ".
Passage to Portland, including stateroom IS; cabin pas-
sage "a. Meals extra.
These steamships Portland with Grand Trnnk
Railway for Montreal Quebec and other points in Canada
and the West also with the International Steamship Com
pany for Easport Calais and 81. John NJ b.. also with
steamship Carotta for Halifax ST. leaving Portland every
Saturday p. NJ.
daily. Bills OF lading signed at onice pier.
For freight or passage appyt TO
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FyPRESSRs.

l. BATTERsONs FURNITURE EXPRESS $40 SIXTH
"A avenue, near Fortisth street. established is<s.-safe,
A. and srv rooms for storage Of Furniture Pianos Plate
Slssses Ac Large for removal Of furniture
cut Of the city psnor =, s nna D,ompv erscned % soppg
a a BuRNBAM'e FURNITURE AND BAGGAGE
A. Esnress lis West Eleventh street, near srth
1nrrurs moved city country furniture packed, stored
and shipped Money advanced
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I'm HOME. WOULD LIKE 10 HEAR FROM YoU.

YOsS R.l OF rERV, NO ~ BRoADWA1, NkW s.,
= Lm., vhS married Mis-: Allen, Of Buffalo, and Mr.
was engaged In Philadelphia civil engineer, will learn Of
someehng 70 their advantage by calling sending her
addrsss 70 J. Q. Tracy, Consul Of Peru.
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BILLIARDS.

TnuI.IARDs.-w H. GRIFFrrH OFFERS r0n SALE 4
n ens socf Of new and hand Tables ~ rsducee
n1sssa iaSIes ~ devp spd repaired Wsssyeoss ~ ~
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COAsTwusR STEAMSHIPS.

pAcIyIC MAIL sIEAMsH$r CoMPAsY's
l. cALftSRSiA LHsSSfa AND siHs CHINA. M
Rss Of passage greatly reduced and ~ low other
steamer. Of the above line ssys pier q North river foot
OF Canal street. :. y S'clocs nooa,
On Is, 9Th, 18Th and Nth,
nS:s s z s
6sas.:ns Is ssas ss SsHs SsD s.p,.1 p.s.
s
eomp.ny'' 'csr, odoe shs wharf, foot % s.p.Isr.:
NroRrH AMERICAN srEAnsHIP CoSpASy
~ 'EpGG:';'Gn ESs S%LTssasYYs,' II sssnSYYel''
riIE sTH AND arH or EVERY MONTH.
GLIDING STAR,
.ITusspAY. AUGUST 10 At Soos
g. N cARRISaroS, Agent,
CHaALes DAs.. Wee President
Eicbsngs place, New York
+ 'asiSI,T SSasrS sr .SsssaHshsr sSDySHp nsrrs
ur.. Dns sr n: SS ". ., ever, % & %r,.
,.4 p.. ,. .:gr rAD' Saturday August rs 'r'"
vi ss ,: S:g:ns EE-sga Wednesday,
san JHCiNTJ Captain Atkins, Saturday August H. from
pier No. North river, at3P.n
Through rates given through bills of lsding signed IN
connection with The Ceotrs Railroad OF Georgia Through
and Gulf Railroad and Florida steamers
MURRAY FERRIS CO. 81 and "a South street
LIVINGSTON, FOX a Co. n Liberty street
WIN. r. GARRISON, No. Bowling Green
USnEaH1 a1s1sTs s1sFFs sAE sAE sT.sS r. sSfs orrAyv
sailing regularly every Thursday at O'Clock r. ~ precise
", from pier No. 4 North river
COLUn BIA Captain ~ Van August 10
MISSOURI, Captain q. W. Palmer August
NJ X.
GE0 b. HARRISON, Presideps
No. Bowling Green.
L,oR CHARLESTON, s.. c., THE FLORIDA PORTS
and South and Southwest, regular ne.--Ths Al
and reliable steamship SARAGOSSA, D. CroweI com.
rnander VIII sal Wednesday August 10 at r. NJ from pier
East river foot Of Wall street. Through bls " iadinr 10
a points South and southwest Agents In Charleston avens
ARTHUR LEARY. ~ william s,r,.,
The nne steamship MONTERREY win ihe following
Wednesday.
L,OR ST. THOMAS AND BRAZIL.
zoo tons burthen Captain L. Tnkepsugh, viii san for
NO ds Jsnsiro and insrneate pora Monday, August
~ ls6s, at y O'Clock NJ, from pier "a Norb river.
WI 3. GARRISON, As.n.
No Bowling Green, NJ
E,oR WASHINGTON AND aBoRaRrowN. %. O.. AND
T., msrandria va-K1press Lne.-Ths nns vsesraahip
EhPIRE Captain Price, d loading bier Il Enst rvsr
. ID s WI % sail on Saturday, August 10, atl p L
mWnN geseA sesu8 oDuA
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PERSONAL.

~ sss,.S o. Knsso-- 'o-.s 0'BRIEH, WHO Leyf
~ vii Syssi. - received BY Lawrence o'prsn,
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A T COST, 70 CLOSE THEM 0uI-YOUR AND sIx
"a stat fheetous, Cabroleta Buggiea Ao sscopd hand
Coaches brssts, Phastons, side seat Nse6n
MOTT Co, No. Bond st<seI
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FoR wAsniEd5oS AND aBoReErows, o. G., AND
EMPIRE, Captain PRICE, Il nov loading A. s,sp n kss rvs
~ FAY wp S.sn.s ss On y Ss.,ssasY ASsoss 10,
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LOR MOBILE,
II Via Florida Railroad
The steamship FLAG. Captain Bsyter leaves SATURDAY.
August l5, from pier ~ Sorih river.
Cargo through In seven days Apply to
J. X. ROBERTS, Agent.
I74 Chambers street.
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Sutiiuu Salts of Seal Gstlt,.

4 j. BLEECkER, SON 4 Co, AuctlOnccIs.
~. TUESDAY. DEC /,
At 70 oeloei Al he EXCIIGNGE SALRSRoOM
MORNINGSIDE PARK LOTS AT AICTiON
A. The corner and iscng
MoFnngside Park. a.,
ONFiIUNDRED AND SEVENTEENTH ST. lots tls north SIDE
Of hundred and Immediately he rear OF We
above lots. 81,
ONEIIUNpRRD AND SEvENTEENTTST tots on The souh 'd
Of one beginning 100 a. east o. Nnhave
each 25Il block
Ninth being front between ore luuirc 't
Iesnthsi seeuteclt, facing Mornngds
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RPOOKLYN

,r,oY q little and J. Coles Son had sales
The hess,ocrcial SaesrOOm in BroOklyn to-day, anu
At the these appeared most satisfactory TO those
oaartoulsry nteTeS ,,,lsps v-yKorF + LITTLE.
.....stoTy browustone building on the west slde OF
TAeo. oq5 feet north from FultOn-ayei mousse sVotA
e. FehH ~ VIZ feet for $1 600 Two frame buildings,
90 fee ~ on The east side Of Washngtonaye goo feet
Win g Wvreaye houses 20XSO feet, lots 2OXlO0 ieet
nOsU an Two lots the southeast corner oI neIIy
sad congresssts, each 22AgU iee oSS cast SIDE Of
Moy S5 feet north Of GateSave, house 2OXlO feet lot
IJTlOJ feet, $4,000 49,, , corr
ostory frame house with lot, situate on stuyyesant
feef south from PulaS6ist, house 23ASO leet lot
was purchased by Mr. Mouon for $3.50 1hree
o. bck store with lot No 22S Schmerhorst S45 ieet
~ Rond.s lot S0xS3 feet. sold to MI an OsranO
~ A. sl Threestory brick store with lot, no; ~
sbswerhornst adjoining the above, lot 2OAolIi Ieet
- bought by Mrs Hewlett for $3.50 LOT on tourth
nIsca ms feet from ClntOnSr 25NlOJ ieet was
X Nh Finch for JOS. ThTeestOry br0wnsohe mouse
lot on the westerly side Of COurt between CarO
nd Pesdentst house 236x50 feet lot 236X9g feet was
sod 10 DR. Chds for $4,000 Four lots fronting on Clu
tonave four lots fronting on Hamilton,st beiSeJh
MYRTLE and Flushing ayes., for N'VO 1Ae Inv Va am
ave rams through the above property.
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PRICE 81 so,
DRAINING FOR PROFIT
DRAINING FOR HEALTH.
By GKo. X. wANrs0 H.,
Engineer Of Draining Of Central Psri New YorI,
Containing
Lad 20 te Drslsed and reasons Why;
How Drains act and how they affect the Soui
How TO lay ont System " Drsnfi
H0s 10 make the Drains;
care Drains and Drained Land:
WHAT Draining o0sssi VIII PaYl
How 70 make Drain IileI
HeclainnR Salt hashes;
Mslansl Diseases;
House Drsnage add Town Beverage and
PRoFusRLV ILLUSTRATED
Sent Ly mai On receipt Of price.
III.
Nov RHADt
EARTH CLOS + 8;
now TO MAKE THEM
HOW TO UsE THEM
By
Gro " WARiH6 IT,, .
Author Of The Elements Of Agrieates Dt,s,5s er rrG'
Draining Health formerly Agricultural EngneSf OF 'hs Ntn
illustrated With msBy Wood Bnpavpgs
Price Is etEiS
Adin,u THE TRIBUNE.
HEwYORx
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guarS anb YOms.

Situations IanttS- ftmalts.
4 YOUNG LADY. who writes a legible and
~ hand desires COPYING. to be done at home Address j. W.
Tribune OHce
A LADY has a Wheeler Il Wilson machine
~ good OPERATOR es'e teacher Of piano and other branches
wishes ENGAGEMENT here 10 California sud would pay
passage No ler need AidTe, JANE Greeapon
ostOmce.
4 GERMAN GIRL wants n situation to do
hGFNRRAL fOUSEWORK. ss COOK, WASHER, and lRONbk
reference, Apply No u Stanton IT. near Bowey
A GERMAN GIRL wishes situation to do
~ GENERAL HOUSFWORK OF - COOK: 10 willing AID ohgng
"a, on M MID No $50 So, oait between Avenue aai ~
WET NURSERIES, MICHAEL kline. mt No
w Ctv the stout healthy IRISH Amer
womrn take IN ehili Best references given
VITY and Country LADIES who wish to
" hr EMPLOYING goo, hlill Women go 1rs At mol
DC nicely sltd a. J. CAkhoLL Ashcy 20 -
small girls
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REAL ESTATE.
YopK Monday. Nov. "a. 1863.


n Trinity Building on Monday nignt'
The O ,ent Of which the Exchange saiesroo 81
10 the the holding of sales there to day ana WIZ
used prevent the conduct Of auctions
n oil prooaD' The flames did not reach the EXcnanso
OS the Int it was deluged with water anu s tSe
salesrooD ~" nsfore next week The aceioen' sne
properly oretted because ofth really goou sales .'
more 10 DC % take place and the cohsequtSy , thar
announced 20 many of whom had come rom Inol
ntnent OF n,ouete for the possesslo ~ ~
pntry homes 70 ~ ne offered The adveruslnH
S,rses aud ahds IN dne season, contain tnS a. t Gov
grc TRIBUNE VIII uctoneers OF the time VIE HfiiIer
sn OF the seytal ",ned-the Messrs. Johnson a. Iber
Ia sales wih be s5V proclaimed the lst vi ~ tS ~
bweyer have be day when they VIII sen a, Wy
TUESDAY nGxn PARK (Brookyn) property
sbapce the P Ii1 , p,oocter
G another eol4r "wednesday the Messrs J. on The
TOin0rICg s00 lots at the Homestead aud only
son Co. G WHrbern Railroad OF New-Jersey, se0nently
Iue oil me- ne mile miles from Jersey CITY, anu
sOvu ~ access from TINS CITY, pro extensive dealers
The MSfe chiefly situate in Newer oiav the chief
IN real sober OF their good sales All in I'M one Of the
Ink I9 nj tbe firm is inspecting lanu tisuous to rail
member % Vtj sections OF the state, having al
most ..oot , intersected by fine Ioau'' $3.50
fosu good population conVenlonS Story 4 BoCgs com.
seSy SoSTst the Nessrs. Brown, no Paulison farm
On sU1 ~ property known ~ I twelfth
pletod INV 90 ots on Broad way, teertb seven.
lmOracluS royreenth, F1etnl, .}tH. rSrcntN Grst
ihtVeIls'L +aenfb Nineteenth Ir 'po,levard al
ieonth EghletA SIS aud Passalc RIVER bouleNaIu' az
aud Twenty sec m sailing the whole in one parcei Ior
k0OOl
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6Ounirp 8,al 6stat. for SaI,.

A CRAWFORD. N. J.-YlELA PLOTS for
Of ten S sss rs. acre re: and Dd hal, ~ also
HS s Ss,I s and ,Gd o. terms C he Dr.
FOk H., SAL Al of the most valuable, pro
sr under ns % balance finely mbed The soil sandy
land slightly unduss and well %aisrd Situated one nile
T p n free TO o@ S.; DoS Of ss S s
en double house containing marble manii barns
fenced Improvements s7S There is sns Granite u,Try
S 0aS. @ :s S 5 The to P's Hp As c s 3.
T. @ c o Tour or more Arms With road fronts and wood land There
worth and I Ss. s sDsi crop farming NJ e &
Rooms Nos sands AVE-
FOR SALE-BEAUTIFUL VILLA PLOTS
the TA VsRa's or 81 's osHd osos on
Harlem River the line Of the Railroad onquarter
with run within breeeehihs Of mile
view Palisades and Harlem R! sa T Ssa po ' possessing s Gi
he OF country with the convenience the city render,
Of suburban residences VIII IN plots Of one or more acre.
Broker. md &acioncsf. NO. Finest s7i5J
FOR SALE-In Woodsde, n. j., HOUSES
-, t9Ssg from $50 to WocdIds ,sn'tsd on d. ives.
village in the State wOod.ds within minute, Of SsWrOrt CIV
vi Sag 4, isSS5f MoRTSSS HALL Room
E0R SALE - TRUCK and VEGETABLE
FARMGTeat IuduemeD;sTbs purposes
the State Of Sogth CrO, containing 40 land 100 and
usisd on the Ashley River opposite he city Of Charleston less Ssn one
F Ss. a P eG P SS S6c Gf sy
Nos 10 and II veeys Pier Yves, Washington Market NewYok e
TOR SALE-At New-Providence, n. j., %
miles from New York two COUNTRY SEATS 20 and 20
good locations; plenty Of fruit; sud depot
J. JOHNSON, No 1871 Broadway, Room No
/ ANE 81 ROBINSON, Real Estate Commits
II sion Brokers No 81 Nasaust FOR SALE-COUSTRY SEATS
VILLAS and FARMS from $4,000 $4,000 City property wanted
D0SLYN LAND.-For SALE, plat of CT
Ia Of enc LAND handsome elevation few rods only Ea
Of Roslyn Rail Station.
STOUT THAYER Co, Ne. 70 Broad-st
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY FOR SALE
Known the Ford Mills this place; al 1861; viii be
sold For further particulars address C. H. L. FORD
laWTencerlle. Penn.
MONEY to LOAN on New-JerSey Property,
IVA by MORRISON HALL, New Jersey Real Estate Brokers No
~ Broadwar Room No. III
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NEw-YORK CITY.
a. - g6 an H. Of Charles g. ulNl6s rl9 u 4tstf5i

Persona having real estate for sale or to let
and those desrous Of purchasing renting such pro-
perry will End their interest TO advertise in THE
TRIBUNE. Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any
other newspaper and IN addition 70 this advantage TIE
TRIBUNE viii be found not only IN NewYork and all its
sites and villages, but every state and Territory
within the Union. The advertisement should be made as
brief a. will allow Of the advantage offered being clear to
The reader We would especially dwell on the fact that
subscribers for the three editions Of THs TRIBUNE,
Daily semi-weekly aud Weekly, comprise individuals In
every profession business consequently advertise
ments m each disseminate al classes TIE
TRIBUNE especial attention 20 the reports Of sales
Of real estate both the city and country thus adding
greatly 90 the value Of ts columns as an advertising
dun The charges for advertising are as follows: DAILY
TRIBUNE Is cents line for each inserton WEEKLY
Tribune. 81 per line; skME"EEKLF TRIBUNE 70 cents
per line About words line, after tine first
llno which usually contains only four or I'VE words.
Terms casb In advance.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
I'm Eouity--Anderson.

I'm Eauity--Anderson.
James II. Bruce, Robert Stribrng and wife. and
Others VS.. B. Frank Sloan. Admir-, and others
-BM for Account, Reief, &c
IT appearing to my satisfaction that The heirs Of
Nancy Magec. names and number unknown heirs
of Mary Barry, names and number unknown,
heirs of Benjamin F. Bruce, to wit: James "
Bruce. Wm Robert Bruce, S. V. E. Crump, aud
wife, Mary S. E. Crump. heirs of s"snn rhOmp-
SON, names and number unknown. Bergman
Cheek and wife. Martha Check james A,away and
wife, Rebecca C. Ataway. and the heirs of Eliza
beth Wimms. names aud nuurbcr unknown, De-
,rndan,s in the above stated case, reside beyond
the Limits Of this Stale. Gu motion OF @cod &
Brown, Comp. Soils,
Ordered, That eaid Defendants do appear and
plead. answer demur to said bill of complaint
within forty days from the publication hereof or
the same viii be taken pro confesso against them.
w. W. HUMPHREYS, FAD.
Commissioners Office,
July l. 1868. IS
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
In the District Court of the United States
for the District of South Carolina.
Dy UkVt
July l. 1868

In the District Court of the United States
for the District of South Carolina.
In the matter of BENJAMIN r. DouTHIT. Bankrupt.
by whom Petition for Adjudication Of Bank
ruptcy was filed on the 25th day of May A. d.
1858, in said Court.
THIS is TO give notice, that on the 24th day of
June A. D. 1868, Warrant in Bankruptcy was
issued against the Estate of Benjamin r. Douthit,
of Pendle,on. in the District of Anderson, and
State of South Carolina, who has been adjudged q
Bankrupt, on his own petitions that the payment
of any debts and delivery of any property belong.
ing to said Bankrupt, to him or for his use. and
the transfer of any property by him are forbidden
by law; that meeting of the creditors OF the saio
Bankrupt, to prove their debts, and to choose one
or more Assiguees of his Estate, will be held at q
Cour. of Bankruptcy, to be holden at Newbsrry
C. H, South Carolina, before Henry Summer, Reg
lister. on tho tweuty-6rst day of July A. D. 1868,
at o'clock p. m.
J. P NJ. EPPING,
O. s. Marshal as Messenger.
By GEORGE LARSEN, Dep Messenger.
July l, 1868
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