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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-29

Boyd Co., Solicitor Of Patents, 2Gs
Pine street, ST Louis, Officially report to
the DraocaAT ths follow ~ Patents
gr.n'cd lnss and Missouri inYeaiors
er the ve.I ending: September 22nd,
1873.
j. s EicAe,san, Auamosa, Clothes Press I:
y. NJ Burnell, Cedar Falls, Molds for Cast
ing Sic gh Shoes; &. Harson and Z I.
Sanders, Kirkville. Machine for shc,ring
sheep; Seth shadduck, Elk River Town
ship, Draf, Equalizer.
MISSOURI.
I. II. poaz-r. Perry, Horse Rake L. II.
Blusbaue and L. H. Nagel, St. Charles,
Dining Table; =. Emerson, Carondelc.,
Paddle Wheel o. +. Green and J. E.
Clarke, St. Lous, Manufacturer of Small
Beer.
Bio "sr.,w" THE f. oq to 30
Filia-sa frosa the 'Lcsa RS, shows
tha' "taefe ara cords II tile en- hcartr
tha. can. ioeltl ri.5 ) vr,tssA and
'peAeih ,Aasly:
-, sentt NIB tic - & Is
W p 1r J Fli,es take my ron n ,av
| haud II - ven no hat | think about YOU
| bst ! don't Arew Il ren thish about ms If
yen don't vii! he very glad to know it but
If yea like me let u4e KNOW il soon as YOU
cant for have ono that 10 NJ; car ~ him
I VII eand him Back Ne More fer Dis
tim'S / hen you wright o me let ne ,rcr7
ali ahou2t II ard wi write you Back.
Hiss l'IouAS LrsAeT ard iasr
Legacy write it for iioman hegcy.
How They TALK IN PENxsYLxANIa.-
We Clip the following from the Phil adel
phia Sunday Mercury. as evidcnco Of the
confidence felt BY our friends in pennsvl.
vanic:
We arc authorize! 70 state that gentle
man o! this city, formerly q republican,
will wager from one thousand 10 We thou
sand dollars on the election Of each OF the
democratic candidates for city and county
officers; the same amount on each Of tho
Congressional Districts; from one to Ave
thousand dollars tina. the democrats will
have majority in OF least one branch Of
the City Councils, and ten thousand dol
lars that the democrats will carry the State
in October next
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NIsHLER'S HERB BirTERS

VIII post ve'v CFkE ALL DISEASES Ar4s,,
from d.i-t-rcd state o. the Blood. Stomach a,
K,sp.v, TAesePtier. ara not to hecs.ed win ~.
vsrien. pleasant preparations cold At o,-. .,s
o.scr-lee.. - nc name OF Coz 'iel. p,..-.
Neeisrs. r te--use
NlSHLER'S ElTTERS
sr.stral, ne le'. q preparation and are o1.,.d
.l,taenublesa en- their curative vir,,c. ~.
e.n.efsss.r aa-s ,rs-aetced to cure AZ .,s.. -,
r-rveptstD N9r.,, Isrtssrrursr and pn,,or.
Fryyas! CHOLERA, Cholera Morbu.. ,r.,,,.
Collie. nisr-s4sl, 2gsenicry snd ell affection. ~
the kiareEr
Mi.hlers Green Label Bit+ars
Cures serofaa, scrofua, Secondary and Ter,,s,,
sypeln.. w. swt ling or Necro.es. Old p,,r,,.,
sores and rl-e-s. ,nfamtory Rhcuma,isrn. ana ~.
worst form.ofs.ln Diseases
NIishlers Red Label Bittar.
Cares diseases pecmliar 10 females: Ameno,
rhra. Dismeno-rapt, Menorrhags, Womb pi,e...
a. Chloro..s Or Green Sickness. Leucho,rh.s,.
or Whites aud salling ofthe Womb
HARTMAN y co. Propr'etsr.. rancaste,
Pa. For SIZE ~ al respectable Drnye,.,.. IVES.
tern Laboratory AMI Wholesale Depot, No. /. cp,.
tom House p.see. CHICAGO. ALEX. PATTON
Manager
x1-ssnd for CIRCULAR and learn the in yred,en,. ~
the only truly hed-cated Bittors offered to the
public sprieodiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-29
iioTal's Life Pills and Pheniy E;t;frs.

We fsst p-ci in private practice in is25 They
were intl0daced to the pubic il $685. since which
time their reputation has ended. until they have
ass,c IA excess Of AL other Catharac Purifying
Gcdic!.cs. There IS hardly a,farniiy among civil
lied nations who have not personal evidence Of their
beneficial effects. Their great success Il owing 10
their uniform RELIABILITY inb asses Of Constipation,
81 .ious aud Stomach'c diseases, whether of lang
o. hort curniisn. They arc entirely vegetable in
their composition. One Ingredient opens the pores
ofthe skin another is diuretc, and stimulates
proper action O! the ddneye y third s3m ollent,
looscning phlcgm and hu from the lungs other
properties are warming and ca:hartic, and cleanse
the stomach an bowels from unhealthy seeretons.
Their com binei effects is, TO regulate the impaired
fanctions ofthc system and 10 produce health. 1t
Is not asserted MoHats Pills are cure eil-that they
viii cure all compiaints-but under ordinary cir
cumsiancer they may be relic upsn to cure Ner.
vousrcss. Sick Hesdache, Cositiveness, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion. Jaundic., Liver and Bilious Com
plaints, Colds, General Weakness, &c. They are
exprcsslymsde for these dieeaees. Millions upon
IN ons of cnres be cited. In no single instance
has complaint ever come to our knowledge, where
they have not operated 80 recommended.
Inc question IL often aaked.why 10 IL that 406st'e
Life Pile meet with euch wonderful success
Because they purify the Blood, and thus remove
all causes OF diseases In the system.
Because they act powerfully upon the secretons Of
the body. ADD removes oil Impurities st once
Because they do not reduce the system, but H.
vigoralc it-th,s requiring restraint from pleas
ure or business, ana uring their operation never
grippe or psin the bowels.
VOICE - TIE CLKsoY
In praise ofAo1at . Life Pills, which cured them
ofDyspep-is Indigestion. Disease OF the Liver,
Lose OF Appetite, Headache, Fever and Ague, B.on.
ohitis, Neuralgia and Rheumatism. We refer to
Rev. Saml. Martin and Rev. Z. II. May. of Esw
York, Rev. Jss. Hobart, Boston, Rev. L Weber,
Caucord. n. H., Rev, II. Hocley. Sprin sscld. Pa.
Eev:J. G Evans. Bevar,pa. Rev. ". G. B-onc-eft,
Gruua Rapids. Wiz. hrv. =. +. Gardra~. CIlllico
ne, o., hcs, Mat.ew aard;er, i.illey, O., Bcv l.
4. Rodgers, Fort Wayne, Ind I'cv. s. Campbell,
iaGers n, lnd hey y. H. Cook. Rockford, III
Rev. A j. Realty. 81 Il Francisco, Ca. Rev. David
Elder, fr4nkiin. y. { and many others.
b ci-culsr around each box fliy expains the
:, TEN. and effects ~ each disease, spec .Ges
treatment. farfi. hgs, evidence, &C.
hafa'e HE Iiile ara cents per box. roTars
fa@l Btiers 81 Ter betio They sre sold by al
dealers. WHITE % HC&LASD.
ii1pft tors, IS Liberty street. Nes York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-29

1T. heiiowa- some ffteen yeats ago, witnessing
eue seemed sicky children u taking the
hasseoas FefmiuAes Of that day, received TO annal
~ sHe'h h' init tP most elective " these rene
aies sueteet'o 10 separating ther active medical
proptFtl"-, ift. issteless aud iuccnrons Then by
.oheih' ti@~-+ SO -,l sagsr, .rd nogltiug them ~
" ~ ~ otiecton. formed tao present roYC
Las svpF rtsF ~,rrsr known as
u. ',-Lo" a -HMlFUGE CONNECTIONS,
"nlcn ha.e Almost entirely superseded the old
haaseous lse to the delight Of the poor little
suLetefs. u c1at2 US No Calomel or other poison
ous ingredients.
70 hghY cstee',ed g this Popular Vermfnge, BY
,ae profession, tins, all intelligent Physicians who
know OF them, Prescribe them in preference TO other
reinedics' a. not only more pleasant 10 take. but
more efee..ys % cure.
Parents AID saa-0!ans, having the care ofchildren.
oA5y etaGlcs.e hcrns--those pests or childhond--
81. correct any arrangement OF tho digestive or
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-29
Dr. BigelOw,

-. n.,son vbom al afflicted e6ouid consult. No ons
n.sya OF patient HE not haine cured since be
has been in this city, He reputation has yOucher Ia
All The city papers, his patients and the met ica pro-
fes,ion both here anS e6soad, - beBg the mes, fki
led here. and thorough master OF oil
nal diseases II AL others fail. dor't despair, give
him call. ftfeonly common occurrence withhn
TO cure such CAGES. HIS separate for ladies'
ard grt. en- and the most compete In the city.
Yovga Mrr. Take Particular Notice. Doctor Big
Glow dsvotes much Of his tire To the treatment d!
Thea. cases e-rred by secret habit which ruins both
body end mind. nnitH. the upfort unate Individual
for either business society Tie sad eject or these
early habits the excesses OF ripor yesre 10
en- the debilifsfa tho ccnStu.!cr deetroy the phys
cal and mental pcWtfs, diminish and enfcehfe The
natural feelings. anil exhaust the vital energies Of
manhood the pleasu-er Of life marred the object
OF marrag, frustrated and exirence Itself rendered
term Of rnceasing misery andrs.ret. such r.rrcns
especially those contemplating marriage should loco
No time In making Immediate arg .catloD. AZ Dr. b.
By mis- new treatment. Ia enabled 10 insure epoeoy
and perm AZ ent cure. -.
Consultations free and confidential. once, no: ~
eo-lh Clark street, cor. or Monroe, bali beck non
the fWt Oifics. Post Office Fox 15l. Chicago, H.
OaEce hours from A. II. to p. ~.
send for HE . Guide 70 Health, puolissee eosse'
N.S.GEs6ses. send for . descriptive eircala. Of
l1naio Remodie, the best pfeveatlve - eo0eoUeeoo
60Vp. Oentto a6y address M eooroD.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-29

ss"u- and. sEErr esf.scssi.n.
Co-iivt n -. p!.cs. Headache, ,ad don't know
10" much they lose Ivy passing by Dr.. H.nalsoSs
AissA1fie LozfSeis. Finding the papers fal, OF
ieueoles' they take ronocce of any. ard THIS lose
the benefit OF 8 good thing. We are selling them
immensely, for they are wis, eve-,hodv peess and
they will 90 what promise
The most perfect, agreeable and effective cnre for
every form oil Indigestion. and the only cure for tho
PILns, either bleeding or otherwise
Fer sale hy Us HARrr.os Il Co, Prop.ic,ors. No.
l fremont Temple, Boson. and hy all Druggists, or
will DC malod on receiy .ns 60 cents
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-29
a Ohm SON.
Holloway,
~ CO1y,len,

ga ,ops .s o. Arch Street, Phaaelphin
r,,i ~ Wholesale In Chicago. by Fuller. Finch q
y 'ilss' Lore = SMITH, gurrhsr,s 4 Van schaacS. !
n, nssa q Co, Smith. Cutler , Co., Deif.sch.
F.. = Co, saa throug hort the country ~ al
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-29

whoa. Is going forward to the .B.s.eFn
markets rapidly. re are informed,
says the s.. paai Pioneer. that at
ali the stations OF thu IoTaaad Minnesota
division Ct tie St. Pa. roads. baJer are
bus. ard tie re- absa. thass stations
are El.sa VITA teaas The wheat iie'cs az,
Toe, l.led a.lh stacks aot thsesasd. " heat
does no; seem u hold its owa tass year, and
while NJ. ! will be scarce, Nos. . and > will
De abundant. The Nv hot days when wheat
was in the milk sbrank it oally. whea.
in new ground comes fully up to the stand
ard. out the old ground wheat fails t. So
and Sc pounds per bushel, and often even
below that.
Awriter who has baan travelling through
the country furnishes the following intor-
rnatcn to tbs Milwaukee Viseonsin
During trip through Southern Mime
sofa and Northern lows, the writer Of this
bad good opportunities CT seeing gene
thing Of the wheat, and ENJOYING many con-
VIBRATIONS with farmers. Naea land was
sowa last spring and the h,ghts, expccta-
tons were raised. Those VIII could thresii-
81 their wheat as soon as hsrves:ei, bu,
this embraced only small amoun. of ,hc
| grand crop. During harvest the Weather
wa eliShuGl, anl the farmers Nth Their
/ usps, carelessness threw up their sacks
| recklcss!y. Then Il cane CO . rain, aud il
/ las rairei ever since. Many OF these
stacks were wet through, heated, and 81
course the wheat has grown n the stack
Indy. There will be in Northern Iowa ano
! Southern Minnesota Hundreds Of thousand.
q bushels Il this grown wheat At Adams
station SEINE Of IT was sod yesterday, t'a'
/ did not weigh 90 pounds to tn bushels a.
sl.lO per bushel. &. Leroy, Adams, Cres
cor, prime wheat was wanted at Il .25, bu
Notwithstanding the large quantities G
wheat coming in there vas very ..:lt
No. !.
Wheat buyers may expect a large amount
Of poor or grown wheat this season.
| Such is our information of the whoa
prospects throughout th, State. Their,
Will be some very good and much very pool
wheat. The intermediate grades will no
bear the usual proportion to the whole crop
And yet this is the result OF careless land
less handling at harvest aud aftcrwsrd. Hat
tho wheat been properly stacked and gar
nared, nearly the entire crop would hav
ranged from good No. to No. !.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-29
Democratic state Ticket.
Secerd Congress ienai District.

,y1s. 3. ssasA,Na>.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-29

rs.iai,f p ood aud the N,gcr of outh
tfS.1t,..es.i 3at Set ss Succcee GIaTanteen. ijs
~ 80 e : i-s> s-SCE OF LlFE-cstores mrn.y pow
IN 'e'e ses oer arising the effects 2. carp
a.eios haeiis. sell a,,ass mpotency AID climate
sne way al once 10 this wonderful medicine. ftaker
according 20 the directions (Which are yer!
n,an.a, alo REQUIRE restraint from business or
w. or iousq uenti,ies In one for So To be had only
81 .. the sole appointed agent inTAmerica GEsiI.xs,
f0o Second avenue NJ VOW fee95-a1y
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11ElSh Ellis
OINTMENT.

lhis On'ms nt aiseran experience Of twenty ysars.
OF the Skin having erected radical cure In every
49, On ~Mcn 1t was need, curing many obstinate
49, ~ H'een or twenty yesrs standing. that had
best medical talent in the coun:ry Ito effect Il as
!!oneMns. IN lew days the soreness and irritation
u lsmovea; The skia hecomes smooth and healthy,
sriu ,.s permanently healed, without the Csc oi
anus. irIfsR sArT- Rayrn. Iron, ScLDIzHs from :.
sssssnis, 81 oTorss, PrNPLxs. and every form o.
49, u ie SAN Is punctuay cured, no matter oil
1870 fstIl's snd Discharges from the Ear when
49,. e!se "oail heal them PuEs, that have re-
I'll other treatment for many years. have been
oIc..uay cured by the uee OF only one box OF thie
=; Sn1uent brr~s, Sc.Lps, and OLD Sosss. 1t heals
~ sery snort 'i-7s- PROS 50 CrSrs PEE Box. II
~, so' ~ yoHf e-ng-st send 81 -ents to Johnston.
-. a1.."ay 8 eewdcu. Philadelphia, = bex vii be
sent free o. .a.,e 10 AM saa-ss:.
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rASSIGNEE,S SAFE.

n, the District Court Of gte United States for the
80 =. District of South Curolina. ), s,.v .
~ II In ta' the q Matter s 7sd r. In Bankruptcy
g! nf. MILLS, Bankrupt. Grag2s.9f enoirSt =
I'm obedience to an order obtained from Wm. /.
i Clawson, Esq, Register in Bank kruptcy, will
sell at York Court House, on the i'rl c*iof1 i.
FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER NEXT, {
The Real and Personal Estate OF SIM. MILLS,
who has been adjudged Bankrupt on his own
petition as fOllows:Hi yTf f75--.yII f+jH iHi
One tract of land situate In York District on the
waters or Fishing. Creek, containing ..
[t'0r 1871 ACRES, MORE OR LESS, q .
And bounded by lands OFFS. B. Hall, VIM. Han
Ina. s. NJ. Hanna, and Dr.J. NJ. Lowry. lit =.
One traet Of land ywhereon yt the Bankrupt now re-
d'of sat ACRES, MORE OR LESS, o5 =
And bounded by lands of J. B. Steele, D. B. Mil
der and others. One other tract of fg-a-iH '.'
.TWENTY-ONE AND AaHALF ACRES, =
bounded by Charlotte and South Carolina Tau a
Road, lands of A. e. Hutchinson, ana ianus Vi tns
estate Of RIA. Jones, deceased -" '
Iwilk also sell at the same time ana piace' OLE
Inse TSe erops growing or The above lands will be
reserved, and possession given on the nrst ol'au'
oeTy nsseo III ia purchasers pay
l0E FL papSSrS pSa Au HaS ~ sMiuB MErTs, Assignee
/ Sept 10 lot lis .-nS III .5nil1snTAt =,
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e.4SSIGNEEiS; ;SALE.,,

41bnyd gASSIGNEE'Si iSALE.,nsigI
In the pisslcs Court Of Ass United States fer the
ib adj cDiasies Of s0sasA Qaroina, .!siiisys:
It T; 7ttEB 1n ths o Matter tsdgils yen BaaHuptey
w. Z. BROWN, RankruptJd Sed grirnafEd
.DY virtue of an order obtained from William I.
II Clawson, ESQ, Register in Bankruptcy, I Will
sen at YORK Court Houss, bm the i9n1t 3foW ,
. 7FRsT MONDAY INdOC OCfoBER NEXT,
The Real and Personal estate of Wills BROWN,
who has been adjudged.a a Bankrupt ,on tais own
petition, as follows: One tract Of land contairns
70 'nSI971 ACRES, MORE OR LESS: ,N
and bounded BY lands 6f ]. H Dickson, TWiIliaIp
H.Qpinn and others One tract of .1relo sd,
So fjgrllsAGRESsii MORE Or LESS, ,I1,q :
sssassS md Ra SsE nas sas r hom
ota $50 ff21AURES,f M ORE OR LESS; ;h""I ,
bounded By lands Of James Jefferys, T.. D. Craig
and others One other tract, adjoining the above,
and containing ....
300 ACRES, MORE oRLEssi- 70 70 :
Is These lands lie convenient to YorkviHe the
dafthast being within g distance flour miles Of
he spops tsaISSwins On these lands w be resst
ged yand possession given ON the firstday of Jan.
Na fs ss At tle lie same led ams nadp and place silver
Watch ; one share OF Stock In the Kings Noun
tain Railroad, and one Horse and Colt. ifliyg
TERMs-Cash in United, States Currency-pur'
chasers to pay for papers and stamps -. i
SeDtember 10 81 :. f...I., AZ
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YORK DISTRICT BIBLE SOClETY. :
yJyHE Anniversary Meeting Of this Society viii
be held in the Methodist Church, in York
vile, Wednesday, the 23rd instant, at 100 clock,
Am. E,.s 'rs ....
The Annual Sermon will be preached by Rev.
VIM. Banks, and an Address be delivered by Mr..
VIM. Smith. ~. ...
The different Christian Denominations in York
are reminded of the resolution of the Society, a.
|dopted at its last meeting Requesting each Con-
gregation in York; to send two or more delegates
to represent them in this meeting; and it is earn
estly hoped that said request be regarded with
favor, and practically carried out by performance:
The question submitted to the Christian world is
Can We devote one day in the year to this duty as
readily to give two or more to political gather
ings? t...,.y-....
The Ladies and the public generally are respect
fully and earnestly invited to attend and act with
us IN promoting the great and important objects
Of the Society. -"
:" ST. WATSON, President. sR', '.....-.
w. c. BEATTY, Vice President.
IRsLATHAN, Chairman. .... Executive
" Il. A. JOHNSON, r. .-. ( ..~.;,
q p. B. DARWIN, Treasurer. Committee
g. Jas. JEFFERYS, Depositary. ...r.
SAM'L E. MOORE, Secretary.
September 10 81 ...,. "
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ra.-l.,. II ~ York District. :. u =. :.

UTHEREAS, W. E. ERWIN and GEORGE J.
w STEELE, have applied to me for Letters
ofyAdministration on all and singular, the goods
and chatteIs, rights and credits Of GEORGE
Steele, late Of the District aforesaid, Deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors OF the said
deceased, to be and appear before me- at our next
Ordinarys Court for the said District, to be hold
en- at York Court House on the 2lST DAY OF
SEPTEMBER instant, to shew cause, ifapy, why
the said Administration should not be granted.
September, in the year ofour Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty7eight; and in the 93rd
year of the, Independence Of the United States
of America. --t F. C.. HARRIS, Q. 7. D.
September 10 -. ~; g.. 81 8. ~ ,,;t e.. 2te p.
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IN EQUITY-YORK DISTRICT

James w! Smith, Executor, ps. Luke Smith and
p others. Bill for Injunction, Sale Of Land, dc.
1T appearing to my satisfaction that John II.
Smith, and Elizabeth A. Smith, his wife, De-
PENDANTS in above cause, reside beyond the limits
of the State Of South Carolina: 1t is ordered, on
motion of 6. w. Williams, Solicitor for Complain
ants, that said absent Defendants do appear and
plead, answer or demur, to the Bill filed in this
case, within forty days from the date Of this no
tice or said Bill win be taken pro coayesso as to
them. y.r..; WALTER B.. METTS, G. E. Y. D.
September 10 ($7 S0) s-i . 81 ,.. &. ct
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+. +: s. s. j SEFFGRYs, FlREF:i 'Assisnees.
: Yorkville, Septemberi10, 1888. 81 III 3t
IN BANKRUPTCY

IN THE MATTER OF JOHN J.. EVANS, fhANKRurr
uSo WHOM ITMAY CONCERN 1.-The under.
signed hereby give notice of their appoint
ment as ASSIGNEES OF JOHN J. EVANS
Of York, District, State ofSouth Carolina, who
has been adiudged Bankrupt upon his own Pc:
tition, by w. I. Clawson, Register. All persons
indebted to the said Bankrupt will makeiiInme
date payment to the Undersigned. y
ia&ut'f1 ! g. r. THOMSON, SIs.;,o1,,ossss Is.;oo11,,ossss
r,yas s4ssIa T: 8, JEEEEEYs' Y 1sss EaSi
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE U. s


w1,IHaM N y aai,s5 pGshop # 9 " S
"A Xor7yizs, in the said Distsct, on tie slst dog
' -'I1'' '''~'., Of august; 1868; .,nia yss III
= t;isd In said Court, by VIM. g. DUNLOP, OF
YORK. in said District, duly declared "a Bankrupt,
nhder the Act of Congress, entitled IAN Aaat
to Establish a Uniform System Of Bankruptcy
March, 1851, fora discharge and Certificate thereof
from ali his, debts and other claims provable un'
der the said Act; land the 26th day OF eptefaber,
1853 at 12-o,clock NJ, is assigned for the hearing
r REGISTERS dis IN Bankruptcy Of said Court at his Of
flee in. Yorkvile, South Carolina, whennnd yhefe
the Creditors may attend and show canses ay d asny
they have, why the prayer of the said: fetinon
!. p. M. EPPiNG, q. s.. Marshal as Messenger.
~ BY r. ". CLkwsoS, Deputy Messsag@
September 2rij LIZ s6sytS6oR HgaI bsoSt
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TN BANKRJJPTCY.1

IN THE MATTER OF EDWARD c. M'LURE, BANK
RUPT. =
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:-The under
signed hereby give notice Of their appointment
as ASSIGNEES OF EDWARD C. McLUItE, OF
Chester District State of South Carolina, who hos
been adjudged Bankrupt upon his own Petif
ton, by W. I. ,Clawson. Register. All persons I'M
debted to said bankrupt, will make fimgsdiate
payment to the undersigned. I:
j. S. r. THOMSON, / Ass,,,,aos
r. s. JEFFERYS,
Yorkville September 10, 1863: 81 st =
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fstSo Ter, Of bilious fever,
Mrs LYDIA wife 'of Mr., p. 8. Thomasson, fn
the 65th year OF her age, having been consistent
member of the Baptist Church for over thirty
'on Saturday, 5th Instant Of fdropsy, Mrs, ELyY
BERRY; aged about ,.,, r. 90,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-09-10
CORN AND WHEAT.

THE undersigned respectfully informs the pub
lie that his Corn and Wheat Mills are In ne
condition, with q full supply OF Water and equal
to all demands that are made upon thens There
'sons caa have their grists ground without delay
ifbrought immediately.! I.!xs. hLg ,n,l,l2 ~, .
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