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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-13

nON,T FAIL THE cELEBhA-
~ TED SOUTHERN TONIC, 5PANKNIN'S HE
PATIO BITTERS, an unfailing remedy for all Dis.
eases of the Digestive Organs and the Liver. For
sale by all Druggists
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-13

June IS
The New York herald., 1868-03-24
Croton Aqueduct Board.

Proposals for large amount of work have been
received during the past two weeks by this depart
ment, and were opened yesterday morning and
awarded as foows:-
Sewer with the necessary culverts and receiving
basins In Nnety-second street, from Second to
Fourth avenue; 1,so8 linear feet of sewer, twenty
linear.feet Of cuvert and basin Awarded to j. D.
Moore Son, who agreed to do the work in seventy
days at q cost Of $1,000 co.
Sewers in Eldridgc, Sheriff and Goerck streets be-
tween Broome and Delaney; Pitt and Sheriff Streets
between Rivington and Stanton, and Norfolk street,
between stanton and Houston; 1875 feet OF sewerage
Awarded to j. Everard who agrees to do the work in
sixty days for ss,621 Is.
Sewer in Fourth avenue, from Forty-nnth street
to and through Ffticth street near Fifth avenue,
and Sixth avenue, between Fiftyfourth and Fifty
fifth streets; 1926 feet OF sewer, twenty feet OF cul
vert and one basin. Awarded to ]. Il. Devlin for
sls,052 05; work To be done In two hundred days.
Sewer in 12sth street, between Fourth and Fifth
avenues 1,o95 feet Of sewer twenty OF culyert and
done In twenty-fve days, at "a, ,2l2 o5.
Sewers in Second avenue between 120th and 12sd
Second and Fourth avenues; 1915 feet OF sewer,
eighty OF culyert and four basins. Awarded to
Terence Caron, the work to be done In ninety-fve
days, at a cost OF 030.
Sewer in Forty-second street, between Eighth and
Tenth avenues 7o5 feet Of sewer 13o OF cuyerr and
three basins. To II. Sheridan for S20905, the work
to be done in one hundred and fifty days.
Sewers IN Washington street, between Charlton
and King streets; Hudson street between King and
Clarkson streets; Dominick street, between Clark
and Varick streets, and in Clark street, between
Broome and Spring streets; 100 feet of sewer.
Awarded to q. p. White for 5000 the work TO be
done in twenty days.
Sewer In Fifty eighth street, between Lexington
Seventh avcnues 3420 feet OF sewer 110 OF cul-
vert and six basins Awarded to T. ]. b. Crimmins
for S43llS the work 10 be done In $50 days.
Sewer In 12.th street, from Fifth 10 Sixth avenue;
795 feet Of sewer twenty OF culvert and one basin
Awarded to W. iIaw, Jr., and Il. N. Clinton for
$3,275 so and twenty days.
Crosswalk on West street to pier "A from opposite
corner; 800 square feet. Awarded to George kidney
for s23I and four days.
In carrying out the bids apd making supplement.
tai examination of the awards Mr. Dodge, contract
clerk discovered that In the bid off u. Moore & son
for the sewer in Ninety-second street a couple of
very serious informaties exist. One OF the surees
makes aff,davit to nothing. and the proposal was
signed by only one OF the bidders This may be vital
enough 20 the bid to be thrown out In which
case the award would go TO +. J. Qurk, who offers
TO do the work for sls,2o4 90 in coo days.
The New York herald., 1868-03-24
SHIPPING NEWS,
Almanac for New Yorls--.This Day.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH %, 1868.
CLEARED

CLEARED.
Steamship Bcrona tBr), Pnkharn, London-Howiand 4
steamship Germania HAM, schwensen, Hamburs-Km-
Steamship Mississippi, sOcum, Rio JaneIro. &c-w r
steamship Wilmington, Cole, Galveston Williams 4
steamship Resecoa Clyde Chichester wilmington, SC-Jas
Steamship ta,icras Couch City Point and Richmond-xL
steamship John Gibson, Winters, Washington, Dc-Phn.
ship American Congress, Jordan, London-orinDe MIN
Bark ocesns Eor Herofsen, Crons,adt via Philadelphia
Harm Rossdse tBrj, Merritt Ciudad Bolivar--Harbeoxs
BARK Golden resoe tBp. Rhodes, BarbadosAH Tsow.
i,pis Jnia ei,r, Logan, pcmarara- Barnes
Brig Henry Louisa, Asnus, Por, PrinceH Becker
Brig San Carlos, PARKER Nuevitas-Miller Honshton.
schr r. Creole tDuseh peveder eu,,eoa-poyse s Co
schr Francis sss,erly Tucker, Mansanfa-E sanches
scir vra,e Mason, savaunah-N bMcCready AGO.
schr Jesse knight, Plum, Washington, NC-Thomas q
Schr LeocadIa Poole, salcm.-R W Bopes Co.
schr Nathaniel Chase, kendrick, Nantncket-Crowen
schr Midnight, McIn,lrc providence--G s,ranahan.
schr Harry Ned, Green, East Haven, Ct0 Racket
Bro
sssr Geo wssangs,op; g,oS; PECK, s.,,a'ssa Stanford.
sioop Marysilray Allyn, New London-w johnson.
Cleared sls,-schr Abby Watson, Allen, Brunswick,
scSr Lily, srsncis, Charleston L Mccrcady a Co.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED NJ THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS
Steamship Merrimsc, Zimmerman Rio Janeiro Fob 7s,
SsSs & s Tsrn ads and 81 s@a "a
OF the Cspes OF Delaware experienced heavy gallo from
steamship vIrins Roberts Norfolk March 49, via Della
Breskwat 22i, with mdsc to Il McCready.
s,eams9 Neptune, Baker Boston, with mdsc and ps'ssn.
scLr > III La'ycT9, cogr. 81 Lp-------.r- -ea.AA.A
The New York herald., 1868-03-24

It thus appears that the banks are now In nearly
the same position that they were at this date last
year in point OF reserve, but that they are about
seventeen millions weaker than they were In 1868.
Government securities were depressed by the
monetary stringency and the failure OF the Clearing
House to accept the offer OF the Treasury to exchange
ten millions OF three per cent certificates for an
equivalent amount Of seven-thirty notes at I06. At
che close the market was steady at the following
northumberland, 1881, 11O5s 11x; coupon,
1851, 1lok III; 5-2os registered 1862, 1867 los;
62os, coupon, 1852, 10 l1ok; 62o's coupon, 1894
1oT 1o7Is; do, 1885, 1o7 osh do, 1885, January
and July 1oe,S alOdsl; do 1857, 106x 1o6zs; lo4Os
registered 100z l0l; 10-40's coupon, 10ots 1907;
June 1905 1865. 1057s July 730's, 1861 1o55S:
May compounds, 1854, lis; August do, III; septem-
ber do 1ieh; october do, 1la
Al the commencemcns OF business the stock mar
ket was dull but 1rm and at the carly session or
the open board Erie sold at 7iss and New York Gen.
tral at 123k. At the drst regular board the volume
OF business was light and prices were without any
material change while the transactions In Erie were
limited TO fifty shares. New York Central closed x
higher than at the same time on Saturday, Michigan
Southern Y, Cleveland and Toledo u, Rock Island
n, Fort Wayne y. Milwaukee and ST. Paul pre-
ferred Y, Ohio and Mississippi y, Pacific Mail 4,
while Reading was " lower, Atlantic Mail u. and
Canton Y. Government securities were inactive at
decline Of Y. North Carolina sixcs advanced !.
At the open board at O'Clock. Erie having pre-
viously sold at 72A, prices were slightly lower,
and Erie sold at 71sl. At the second regular
board the market was dull and heavy, and New York
Central closed IN lower than at the 1rst regular
board, Reading Ia, Rock Island Y, Northwestern
preferred x, Toledo and Wabash y, Ohio and Mis-
sissipp ", Pacific Mail w. Atlantic Mail Il and Can
ton Company u. while Milwaukee and ST. Paul was
securities were weak at decline Of u u per cent,
owing to the pressure for money. At the open
board at ha,fpast three New York Central declined
to 12lx, while Michigan Southern sold at SIX; Erie,
7oA; Reading so,s; Fort Wayne, lo2k; Pacific Mail,
1oex, and western Union Telegraph, -, the market
being weak In tone subsequently Erie was rallied
10 II. but there was no Improvement In the remain
der of the list and at the close at Ave O'Clock the fol-
lowing quotations were curren':-New York Cen
The New York herald., 1868-03-24

ssissa @ :ss Z sssss &
%S seSr ss Tssron Dale, LOWS. Fortune BAY, aays h
herring to masser shs was previously reported from oo
schr 2 II Ins.ls chsyrsy, Grand nenaa,
schr Mary Prios Garrson, Phiiadslphia sOr Pynaosh,
schr Rhodel. Blew Peterson phnsaelphi. for Bosom.
schr WIN Walton, Reeves PhladeipSia FOR Boston
scsr VIM Cox, Bsksr, Philadslphia fos Boston.
sehr nnissson pcpeson for boston
Schr Bay State. -, Ezabethport for Boston land pro
schr Ruth Thomas Esabeshport for Providence land
seSr x;s,s: pels, ss2c,ss.y.,
ssr sssr Wgs Ssg ssn ss;'3s sssor ds rh'd'ph
scsr Benz Benz gsksr, B. Ser, ,,l Edr,ase, we,aes.;
schr Mote Farrell: Pro Provasnce for Elisabehpos.
schr Stevens NieSerson stoninston for
scsr Ellen Baxter Baxter ? risycs, y New London
schr sale Chartre Higgins New London for Elizabeth
schr Mexico. Smith, New Haven.
schr Annie whsen, Smith, New Haven for Elsabethpor
scsr s Awassr Sanders, Nav Haven for E,sSethpor
s ss.. MEsH fer el
scsr Msry smith lI DAY S Sor;yals for Elonoeh90'
schr 4 Parker, Cornell, Glen Cove.
ashore s at Fire Island 20 he Coast wrscking Co.
The Norwegian bark srins consigned to Edyc ar.
up then had gale from sW
and split nsansail; anchored at the sW Spit goth.
Capt utchinson Of ship Harvest Queen, from Liverpool
passage; anchored at sw spit Goth inst.
Of ship
the passage; anchofed in the lower bay Goth inst.
SAILED.
Steamships Mississippi Rio Janero, &c; Wilmington CAL
veston Rebecca Clyde, Wilmington. NC; Hatteras, City
Point and Eichmond John Gibson, Washinston PC; Cult
Stream, Galveston Gqlf City, New Orleans; Il Ga New
Golden Fleece: bgs Juliet Clark Excelsior: and from he
SW Spit brig Bickmore, from Cardenas for Portland.
Wind at sunset S, light.
The New York herald., 1868-03-24
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
Bonrd Of Aldermen.


Pursuant to adjournment this Board convened yes
teriay afternoon at two O'Clock, and In short space
Of time disposed OF large amount OF routine busi-
ness besides which resolutions were introduced and
laid over. directing the Croton Aqueduct Board to
advertise for proposals for the paving OF Lexington
avenue, from Twenty-frst street TO Thirty -fousth
street; Twenty fifth street, from Second avenue TO
Madison avenue, and from Fifth avenue to the North
river and Twenty-nrst street, from Fourth TO Fifth
avenue, with wooden pavement, at cost not to ex-
ceed IS per square yard. Among the many papers
received by the Board were the annual report
of the Society for the Reformation Of Juvenile
Delinquents, which was ordered on file; petitions
one from the property owners on Thrtythird street,
asking TO have that street. between Fourth and Madi
eon avenues paved with Nicoson pavement, an.
other from large number OF property owners ask
ing for the extension OF Sixth avenue to West
Broadway the extension to be called York road and
q message from his Honor the Mayor, containing q
veto TO the resolution ordering the paving of Cori-
landt street with Nicolson pavement all OF which
papers were laid over under the rule and the Board
adjourned 70 meet on Saturday, at two r. M.
The New York herald., 1868-03-24
Half.pust Two O'Clock p. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, March 23-6 Pm.
CoTToN.-Thc amount Of business consummated In this
staple again light and prices heavy and irregular
The sales confined to about 2 bales upon basis
Ac s5c for midns upland including s7s for specuation
as for export, 20 for spinning, and 975 in transu
CoFFEr.-Rio in better demand and firmly held 64s7
bags Fidela disposed Of price kept private OF
other kinds we heard OF no sales OF moment.
FRrIoHTs.-The market stil quiet, but rates
rather more stead The charerng business continued dull
d and steamer 90 600 bushels 5 24O0
cheese at ios and lc0 bales cotton at Id 56d To Lon
don steamers 10000 bushels prain To Ham,
burg aoo petroleum 2s 3d. The charters
foreign brig 0 ons Rio cargo on private terms
20c. 2oLc. for cloth.
FLOUR GRAIN-Recepts 5078 bbls, four $50 do. and
2117 BAGS NEAL $50 wheat do corn
do. oats, $50 do. malt and $50 do barley The
-four market ruled steady demand, and
prices without change High tended favor
The hewever while shipping brands favored the seller
prices The sales dncluding California; about $500
obs sonaern Hour was moderately active at about former
prices. The sales GOO bbs For
Improved demand steady prices ESQ bb disposed
at IS ~ co. Corn meal IN moderate request
200 bbs at $50 IS S25 for Brandywne and SO Jersey
The New York herald., 1868-03-24

wheat was aa but steady at the reduction previously
sp%Ss ss' s"y
sisted rsSn IS & whe %s was Not The bus.
e ds!,vssea, sSoo bushels rsnSsylva: !:
Ss @ sf Ssss aDsS,
olS ixea il store: Oats active e.
Western Closing sc BID rye was dull and
at = s. q 90 FOR southern and Western, with ains sales
q barley malt the sales light being only 600 bushels At
HAY was steady, with moderate demand at 81 81 Is for
shipping and u y u 50 for retail lots y -
Hos were unchanged being quiet but stsaey al sSc sc
for 1867 l0c S5c for ls6 do and s 45c for Bava
a. nsrts. a for all descriptions was firm hut
SaysL spirits iupsnne isers little
w Ss s. @ .. &c @ nas s srs and sgDnsa O
almost a grades light prices geneTny heavy
sles i'e S5ls strained (cn the aoc at ~ s7 go bb DO
10 arriss) IS Tar was dull 4. sSss IS So for
OILs.-Lnsecd quiet but steady at 81 20 81 o. in
casks and Other kinds were also quiet but steady
&C s. in 5at was steady but quiet! The
Sn souasd soDaed @ GDs II bS e u da a.
manded, viz. .bs4c. esc for standard white Sales $500
@ Sss Rs' sSis.: ss's ssi ss so %
sns Ma Il M Il hs sss s e % s @ S
da unchanged. Sales 1850 bSls standard
packages cut meats 4 do. and 10 lard
tnued fair demand for pork and the advance noticed
our last was fully sustained the market cosag steady at
S25 .or mess for APRIL sellers option, f25 g7 for
May, sellers option, and @ s2S for May. buyers op.
ton The salcs cash and regular, 500 bbs at 20
S25 FOR mess, So 90 s33 e2s old do a20 2
$2o ~ FOR prime, and sg2 90 2 s2s for prime
mess FOR April ., 2 sellers option and $50 do. do
April At s5 & buyers option. Beef though quiet firm,
with sales OF 200 bbs at M go for plain mess tl9
80 Is for extra do Beef hams remained frr but the
mand light sales 200 hbIs At Ss6 4o 1erce beef
dull but steady at ss3 Ss for prime mesa and ss 40
1lc. ulc. for picked shoulders, Ike a Ike.
for dry do, 13 31c for smoked 5c. 15c pick
hams, Ec 1sc. for smoked and 1sc. ac for bagged.
Bacon freely dealt In, and slightly better prices
tanned In some cases. sales 200 boxes at 2c for
GnISer,and Gu .T, cut iSs iss Isl for M long clear mc c
market was very quiet but the few sales made were at
higher prices ranging from 15c 10 Tc.; sales 800 bbls
Butter and cheese were without noteworthy change
RcEWe heard OF particular sales OF any descrirtion
Carolina was quoted II l0<c and Rangoon 6ec
To-, gold.
sUGAR-There prevailed good demand for raw and fun
prices realized the market closing strong Al IOalc
Ike for fair o good refining Cuba. The sale. were
hhds at 10c lSc for Cuba and 2c for Porto also
boxes al Refined was In moderate request and
lated, i5ac l54c. for soft white and Nc N,.c. for
yellow.
Calcutta lluseed was dun and nominal n, 90 n,
GOLD Other kinds also dull but steady quo.
tations.
srEAHISx arrn, with moderate demand, al l5kc.
l6c
TALLow ruled ermer but the demand was moderate Tho
sales Y, 0Cc lbs. at 11axc. . if<c.
WiiegKYRccerts, 10 b5ls. There business
Prices en:ire.v nominal.
The New York herald., 1868-03-24

tral, lN Z. INK; Erie, foXs n; Reading, sSx .
ssX; Michigan Southern. SIX . SIX; Cleveland and
Pittssurg, sok; Rock Island, sex e2x; North
western 'prsjeryed, AKA AM Pacific Mall losx .
no. @& - y
The foreign exchange market was dun and barely
steady the demand for bills being very light while
the supply continues moderately good Bankers
bills on England al sixty days were quoted Of Io9k
1osf; at three days, ITO loos; commercial bills,
lOSH 100. q
The New York herald., 1868-03-24

TINTED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA.
~ ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
Sailing regularly every Thursday at O'Clock r. NJ precisely
from pier No. North river. -
MISSOURI, Captain Palmer Marcn "
COLUMBIA Captain 4. Van Sice via Nassau March ~
M0RRO CASTLE, Captain r. Adams. .AprhS
80 y GEO b. HARRISON, President,
No. g Bowling 0reen
The New York herald., 1868-03-24
Board OF Audis.

After breathing spell OF three weeks and one
hours duration this Board convened yesterday with
Messrs Martndale Bonney and Connolly In the
auditors chairs.
The case oI Michael Connolly against the city or
The New York herald., 1868-03-24

CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.
- CUNARD LINE.
TARJFA sails Thursday March %.
PALMYRA sails Thursday, April =. -
Cabin passage $50 gold; steerage, $50 currency ror
freight cabin passage apply at Ne Bowling Green FOR
steernse passage apply at 81 Broadway. f. CuNAhD.
The New York herald., 1868-03-24

L>oR CHARLESTON, BEAUFORT. HILTON HEAD
AND FLORIDA POETS
THE PEOPLES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
=. souDBR.. ...".Capt Leoby: March .
From pier No. North river r. NJ Through passage
tckcsand bills adng issued AL points South w cornec
ion with South Carolina Railroad and ~ steamers 70 Florida
FREIGHT taken as low as any other line.
WHEELER LINNARD. Agente, 10 broadway.
L,oR CHARLESTON g. O.. THE FLORIDA PORTS AND
IL ue South and southwest-Regar Lne.--Cabn passage
reliable steamship NATANzAs j. Ryder commander, viii
sail Saturday, March e r. ~ from pier IA East r,ve
foot Wall Bits OF ladng signed for all IN
the interior. Agents Charleston forward All goods free
sARAGOssA will sail on the following Saturday.
ARTHUR LEARY, 70 William street.
L,oR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA PORTS.
New York and Charleston Steamship Company
First class sidewheel steamship u-,,n
MANHATTAN, Captain NJ. s. woodruff,
will sail from pier North river, .
On Thursday, March -, dgP N.
Superior accommodations for passen seis -, =, -.
Through passage tickets and bills OF acing suea w con-
nection with the South Carolina karuad 70 os soan ana
Southwe an d with steamers 10 Florida ports.
free OF commission
Bius OF ading frrnished and signed on the PIER
Paasenu uer and freight olice, No. - Broatway.
HENRY K. MORGAN CO., AGENTS.
The steamship CHAMPION, Captain Lockwood, WIN fol-
low. ~.4.c. IN ts---
The New York herald., 1868-03-24
COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP co.
IN Opposition 10 monopoly.
FOR CALIFORNIA
via Panama Railro..-
Passage rates
LOWER THAN BY ANY OTHER LINE,
by their elegant and favorite steamships
FULTON AND NEVADA
saf
Wednesday, March 25, at noon,
from pier 20 North river.
For passage or freight apply to
III West street, of Warren.
WILLIAM II. WEBB, President.
CHARLES DANA, Vice President,
Exc chauc EeyyY
The New York herald., 1868-03-24


ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
~ The General Transatlantic Companys mail steamships
between New York and Havre calling at Bres.
s s% shi s
rEREIRE. Duchesne.. Saturday March y
ST. LAt RENT Bocapde.. ss,uriay, Apri is
'11 Pr Price S ef pssssse gold inciudins winsS
First cabin, $40: second cabin, Sss
''''is Frs, cabin % sis5; second cabin, sss
There steamers do NOT carry reerage passengers.
Icrean travellers going returning from the CONT
y S ss S Far % 81 ss s nS
ing the eh'e osSE s%cRs f Agent s1s~
N The steamship ERIN will leave Saturday, March cs,
from pier 47 North river.
$50 currency steeragc tickets from Liverpool or Queens.
% Apply ,hs of the company, ~ and grcsaw.v
CTEAN TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN
sss and h for cayns the nails
intend despstchne their steamers as follows -
SiTY 81 81 i ha.. Mach
CITY CITY 81 81 MssaissTox via Hsfsij soaSsyy Pr
CITY OF Saturday, Apr Il
ana each succssdas saturday and alternate ESndss q
ir'M'' from pier 4 sxfEs xfIss s,TsTp or PASSAGE
p,h BY The n mall os steamer sailing sys,y sssufa. ~
g Fs1san: FsI,.a. IL IL : Fs;is Fssson. &
Passage by tho Monday steamers nrst cabin 500 suad
Passage sssGT o% IN sew ssTsTy to H.Hrr ~
Fs.senss4s rsss also cf"srSsd g avr. Hamburg sr,
serage passage from Liverpool or Queenstown s4o cur.
Tickets can be bought here By persons sending sr
For further information apply e ,hs comganys oaoe.
ID broadway, NY.
CrEAx TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
NFrRAskA....... Guard. ........W Wednesday March y
COLORADO. Cutting Wednesday, April
From Per1 East river.
Passage from and TO New York. Paris, HAMBURG Roer.
darn &c Drafts on Ireland England France and Germany
al lowest rnte<.
Apply 70 WILLIAMS 4 Gr1oN. % Broadway.
NTOTICE.-THE SPLENDID STEAMSHIP NEBRASKA,
Captain Guard sails from 81 East River for Queens
town and Liverpool on Wednesday, March 2 clock p
NJ CABIN passage so gold steerage $50 currency Apply
TO WILLIAMS A GUIoS,s2s Broadway.
TIE loa hAxsnusoaMERIcAS PACKET ooarASf
Frsnsen, commsnsr carrying The United States saf
viii ea "a
EXTRA STEAMER,
on SATURDAY Aprl 4, At p. NJ, for
HAMBURG,
VIA Southampton taking passengers the following greatly
Firs, casin sid0; Second Cabin SEQ; steerage $40.
kbNHARDT CO., G. u. RICHARD n BDAa,
General AGENTS, General PASSENGER i.e-'s.
No u Broai street. NJ. BaT.ay street.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-09-30
sE4TEeFsogFH CAROLINE

.SIATE0FSDUTH CAROLINA.
7Newberry District-In Equity.
EMELISE D. GROSS. Admx., v. JAMES
q - - C. GROSS, and others. t.-..rs !
By order of the Court in this ease, dated
Sd July, 1858, Twill sell before the Court
House .at .Newbewy, Z a. 80 -. = go: .
On the first Monday IN Oct. 1868,
The real estate of Ezekiel Gross, deceased,
consisting of tract of land, situated at
Goshen Hillia Union district,,s containing
One hundred and thirty-six
Acres, more or less. ,.-........ =. ..
Terns-The purchaser viii be required
I to pay sone.third Of the purchase money iii
cash, the balance in one and two years Gre
dit, payable in two equal annual install
ments, with interest from day of sale, the
credit portion to lie secured by bond, viii
at least two good sureties, and q mortgage
| of the land. -. =. -. = -.
CONS Office, s1LAs TOMBSTONE,
sept g At SD. -, @. z. n. d.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-09-30
Inthe District Court, Of; the

In Tue O1SGT1CIExSouEt. U1Ey tlIC
UNITED STATES-F0R THE: DISTRICT
Of South Garolina--In Bankruptey-fn the
matter Of Warren H. Jones, 8 Bankrupt.-
Notice. Warren b. Jones, who has been
adindged o Bankrupt, On his oHn petition,
having fled his petition. praying his fnal
discharge, all creditors who have proved
their debts and other persons 10 interest, are
hereby notified to appear before the United
States Court at Charleston, in said District,
on the sixteenth day Of October next. at II
O'Clock, A. NJ, to show cause, II any they
have, why said prayer be not granted.
And will further take notice that second
and third meeting of Creditors in this cases
will be held at the Office of Henry Summer,
Esq, Register at Newbery G.. H., on Mons
day the 18th dag Of October, at II o'clock,
A. NJ. ..... - 49,.
DANIEL HoRLBECK,
Clerk District Court United States,
Sep. is 38 81. For South Carolina.
In the District Court of the
UNITED, sTATES-FoR THE DISTRICT
of South Carolina-in, Bankraptcy-In the
Matter Of Thomas B. Kennerly, a bankrupt
Notice Thomas B. Kennerly, who has
been adjudged bankrupt, on bis own pc
tition, having fled his petition praying his
final discharge, all creditors who have
proved their. debts and other persons in
interest, are hereby notified to appear be-
fore the United States Court at Charleston,
in said District, on the sixteenth day OF Oc-
tober next, at IL o'clock A. d., to show
cause if any they have, why said prayer be
not granted. ~ ~, = = j. ,
And will further take notice that second
and third meeting of Creditors in this case,
viii be held at the office Of Henry Summer,
ESQ, Register at Newberry G. H.. on Nom
day the 18th day Of October, at II O'Clock,
A. IL. .-.... .',.'
BY order Of Court.
DANIEL HORLBECK.
Clerk District Court United States,
Sep. IL IS st For South Carolina.