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New-York tribune., 1868-07-29
THE TURE
BUFFALO PARK ASSOCIATION.

BUFFALO PARK ASSOCIATION.
BUFFALO, July 2S.-The members of the Buff
falo Driving Park Association PRIDE themselves to-day
ON the success OF the Fan opening OF the third annna
fair The track was in splendid condition and gentle
Lake breeze toned down the atmosphere to most c
ghtfu temperature About 5000 persons attended the
opcniug among whom were the elite OF the cit and sur
rounding cOnntry. Many Of the private tulhOuts were
superb Visitors from abroad are more thaR
delighted with the general Arrangement ts.d SI CI
was for puse 5000 free to all houses that have never
beaten three minutes previous 10 June j. 1905 SO 70 INC
frat SIPS to the second and S75 TO the third mile meats
entered but only ten started The following were tAe
s p Dorsey, named Parks Gold Dust W. Stewart,
named Gold Leaf; l. III. Harbeck, named Surprise 4;
Thomas Leo, named Royal George; Simon james,
named Mickey Free s. Livingston. named Brown Mare
NJ G. Cavanaugh, named John Briggs Frank MeDb,
named Prairie Boy; D. Ames named i0IoG.T snit SmfI
c. II. Rslcy, named Rlhiey Marc Aluen HO4ueini'ii
SUNRISE after close contest took the first second
and fourth heats. Huntress took the third heat Cold
leaf came in third IN the race Illne' -'0O z0i -'o
Asa. -, % 4, ooo sroo for oil
horses that have never beaten 2j1 previous 10 Juhe l.
1868 s7oO 10 first s2O0 second, and sOO 10 thlrd mile
heats hest three i'm five harness. Eleven entries were
booked For this race started. The following con-
stituted the entries: ,,--.-..,
John Horton named General Love; l.. L. Dorsey named
Rosa Gold Dust Budd DOble named kenneWaha L. scott
named General Scott; NJ. Boden named Mlcon Perry
Walter Harris named SpringVlle; Chlet Benkaln 20
named Harry; Oliver named bay geldng; L. IL NoOu
named Union Jack A. G. Corey named Sir John' ana u
Teller named Billy Barrs , ~. ..,,.
Mcon Perry won the purse easily in three straight
heats Henry was second, and Sir John third Time
22sA. $780, 229. ,-.- l., A. Ia.
brings Visitors witness the great trot for the $4,000
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OBITUARY..

The Vicomte Certus Talon, gentleman well
known in European sporting circles, died ON sunday
uly l2 in the S7h year Of his age Although French
man by BIRTH he was decidedly English in all his tastes
and pursuits. When the Crmean war broke out uesp'e
his ople means and opportunities for the enjoyment OF
ilfe he enlisted in the sth Hussars tEngs ana proved
himself as dashng in the ranks as elsewhere, ana oD
tained Lieutenant commission III the same reglneht
ncfore the termination Of the In sporting circles he
was known as one OF the puckcst seeplechase fdoIs
Ger i'm e stomach Il seizure which he not only khew 10
he mortal but with which he had been afflicted iOr many
years lie was on his way TO AK la Chapeiie TOT anew
9tion of Ms nalady, when violent acces o, u snpeI
yened and terminated ms suferngs lie was des~eTDony ~
nonular i'm his own country, and there are lev rIeo
Non iVine who will he SO much regretted IN England
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the dangers of military insuTections-one OF the mos
cOgent arguments he being that these military rebel
lions /" don't pay" viz;
No more prOnunciamentOs comrades mo more
shame dshOnOr and let the bitterness OF past dsap
pontments eXpation past error After
many years what remains Of all the promises so avshy
made-what remains Of all the attering hopes held out
TO you Nothing. The leaders themselves, who
had apparently turned their crime 10 good
account have not able to enjoy its fruits in
Generals, officers, and soldiersl let your nm
swerylng fidelity become hcncefOrth the powerful
link that shall bind up forever the dislocaed machinery
of the Statethe bulwark Of the holy religion OF our
fathers the support beloved throne cemented
by your blood the foot Of the cradle OF Isabella H. the
unerring instrument OF legality and justice May SPAIN
in her hour Of trial. find under the protection OF your
strong but obedient bayones the peace she seeks the
quiet she requires and the prosperity when awaits he
What greater satisfaction can WelDorn heafls expect
What greater honor crown generous brOws!
"THE CAPTAIN GENERAL CoSDE DE CHESTE'
This novel document being given without any eXpana
tion and without date il is difficult 10 say Welhef IL was
issued before after the banishmcnt OF the gehers
The tone corobOrateS the impression that NJ Gonzalez
Bravo may be trying his hand at saving society,"
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GEN RTTLER SIZED.

BALTIMORE, July 2S.-Yesterday afternoon,
Col W. W. wo0ey of Cincinnati. who was lately IN the
custody of the impeachment Managers at Washington,
by his counsel r. j. Brent and r. T. Merck sued out Of
the Superior Court of this city writ against Gen. b. F.
Butler for false Imprisonment, for ncarcerang him be-
fore he had authority do from the House OF Repre-
sentatves and also for seizng here tile private tee-
grams of the Colonel Damages laid in this suit at
100000 Another suit was also brought in the same
Court by r. j. Brent and W. NJ. Addison, counsel for
Kimberly Brothers of this city, TO recover some slOO
or more alleged TO have been eXtorted from them by
Gen Butler by duress, while military commander at
Fortress Monroe IN both suits was duly served
ON Gen Butler as he passed through here ia the New"
York train last evening his way to Massachusetts
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TILE pACIFIC RAILROAD.

Sr. LOUIS. July 2s.--A mortgage s,o on the
missouri Pacific Railroad for oohas oeen hed III @ ,he
Soi' ,sSued by the Company TO pay the sS,OoOOVO
vUrchase money for the road under the legislative aet
Yden bonds given some time ago for work on that
@ ~ tbe road west Of Dresden; aud the remainder Is
o' tcTn with the Kansas Pacific Railway The amount
of the purchase money Will probably be paid N Missouri
Gtatc bonds which will reduce the state debt 10 that
,"onpt The mortgage favor OF Uriel A. Murdeck,
Lanes Purnett and Luther {. Clark The bonds are 70
nm twenty years are payable In gold at New York. ana
bear six per interest The stamp on the mortgage
amounted To $1,000
New-York tribune., 1868-07-29
APPOINTMENT OF CADETS.

WASHINGTON. July 2S.-General Orders No.
49, lust issued from the Headquarters OF the Army set
forth that the following Cadets, Graduates OF the
Military Academy have been appointed In the Army OF
he limited States by the President by and with the ad
vice and consent of the Senate with the rank Indicated
below 70 date from June u.s. 1868; :, g.,
Copn,s oS SE,guSeys-Albert H. PaysOn TO be Second
Lieutenant. vice Malery; John g. d. knight to be
Second Lieutenant, wee Shears pfOn0teai hcnalu ~
TGSar w Bass 20 be Brevet Second Lieutenant !;
James b. Mackall TO be Breyet Second Leutehanti
8 Marshall no be Breyet Second Lieutenant; Joseph H.
Willard 10 be Brevet Second Lieutenant; - a.,
Ordnance Depdrtnent-Henry Metcaii' W Do oeeohu
Lieutenant vice Poland promoted 49,, -, o.,
Fiyst Regiucnt Caraiv-Will.am T. Ditch to be Second
Lieutenant vice RogssesS nromoted W
Company F.-Deancy A. Kane to be second Leuteh
'" Compsny E~second Regiment Of Cavalry Christopher
T. Hall 10 be Second Lieutenant, wee NrH ptomoleu
Company D-wiLianl p Clark, to be second ieu'ehan'
Company GHsamuel W: swegert to be second lieuten
D Gompany T Ljoshus l. Fowler to be Second Lieutenant
Company E-James f. Batehelder 70 DC seeohu Lieu
tenant vice acAdams promoted. -, n,..,.e.,
Third Re1imen OdraiTV.-George W. rye 10 DC second
I,an,anenf vice Bragg, resigned.
N,euoenn.' ~,u Forrf1 Regiment OF Cavary-James II.
Tones 10 be Second Lieutenant vice hylep, promoted
promoted m TO be Adu,ant OF the Fifth Regiment OF Cav
airy; W. j. yokmeT to DO Second Lieutenant wee foi-
"f, Comps"y MI. c. Forbush to be Second Lieutenant
vice Cummings promoted. , ,.,,, T. W p,ssou .,
Company f. 9th Regiment OF Cayalrym, ~ knSseil 10
be Second Lieutenant, vice Walker promoted.
Company G.-sumner IL Bodllsh 10 20 second Lieut. %
vice ke Adnant of the eth Regiment OF Cavalry IhOs
! Marsh TO be second Lieut., wee Godfrey, promoted
Company g. sth kegmons n,isnont a. Sce RothermoI de-
ceased. =, ,....h. a., 10 sooo,a = ,o,,,on
ant vice fladen, resigned IN, ,,,.. -, 40
ompany f. lot Regiment Artillery-RoDert Fletcher 70
Second Lieutenant, TO NIL an original vacancy james
Morrison ir 10 he Second Lieutenant 10 I'LL an original
vacancy George W. Desher to be Second Lieutenant 10
~ Second Regmsni W Artillery CLARENCE Q, HoNerg To-
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THE MILITARY DISTRICTS.
WASHINGTON, July 2S.-The following v


published this afternoons:
Headquarters or TIE ARMY,
ADJ.-GENERALs OFFICE, WAsHlNGION, July %, ls6o)
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 55.-The following orders from
the War Department. which have been approved Dy the
President, published Tor the information OF
the Government Of the army, cIa.r,,s anG q, t6d
Second Third, Fourth and Fifth Military Districts hay
ing officially reported that the States OF Arkansas North
Carolina, South Carolina Louisiana Georgia fiorlaa'
and Alabama have fully complied WltD the acts OF Con
gress known the reconstruction acts, including the
act passed 22d June, 1868 entitled an act 70 ADMIT Tue
State Of Arkansas to representation In Congress
and the act passed June % 1868, entitled " An
Act to admit the States Of North Carolina, south
Carolina Louisiana Georgia, Alabama, and Florida to
representa I'm Congress" and that consequently
OF the act Of March 1861 and the acts supplement
ary thereto as provide for the organization of military
districts subject the military authority OF the United
States herein provided has become imperative IN sara
States and that the commanding generals nave ceaseu 70
exercise IN said States the military powers conferred
By said OF Congress therefore the following changes
will be made in the organization ana eQnmand 3t Hdt- VII
Ond and Third Military Districts having ceased 70 exist
the States OF North Carolina South Carolina Georgia,
Alabama and Florida, will constitute the Department Ot
the South. MaOT-tien. George q. Meade to command,
headquarters at Atlanta, Georgia
only OF the state OF Mississippi and T continue to be
commanded by BreVet MiUOr-ien a y NtlIelh -. q,
Third The Fifth Military District will now consist OF
the state Of TcXas, and VIII be commanded by IreYet
Major j. Reynolds, headquarters at Austin Texas
Fourth. The states of Louisiana and Arkansas Will con
sttute the Department OF Louisiana. Brevet MuOrGen
L. IL. Rousseau is assigned to the command, headquar-
tes AT New Orleans Louisiana. Until the arrival OF Gen.
Rousseau at New0rleans Brevet Major-Gen. Buchanan
will command the Department ,,
Pinh: Breyet MaiOT-Gen. George Cr00ke Is assigned,
according to his breyet Of Major General to the com
mand OF the Department Of the Columbia, IN place OF
Sirn Breyet Major-Gen f. r. g. Candy is reassgned
TO the command OF the Department OF Washington.
Serenh: Brcyet MaiorGen Edward Hatch, Colonel OF
the 9th Cavalry, will relieve Gen Buchanan as Assistant
Commissioner Of the Bureau OF Refugees, Freedmen,
and Abandoned Lands IN louisiana.
~ r. u. TowNsESD, Assistant Adjutart. Gener al
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KANSAS NEWS SUMMARY.

LEAvENwORTH, July 2S.-Gen. Blair VIII
arrive here 10 night from the Northern Pacific Railroad
and will proceed with other Government officials, 70
spect an additional section Of the Kansas Paohc nan
road lust completed The Democratic state COmNentlo
will meet at Topeka Tomorrow The Hon. q; W, 1NGA
OF AtchisOn, and Chas. w Blair OF FOrt oco't NJ II
The most prominent candidates for Governor. &c. H.
sweli was arrested here yesterday on charge OF SUD
OrnatOn OF perjury, procuring false testimony Ik%' rs
G. D. LOper whose boot and shoe store was burned ia inc
Dcaware.st fire last Spring IL was attempted 10 prove
by this testimony that LOper fired building IN "iiV ~
was his store To- get the Insurance, and Stwe. ~ is
charged undertook obtain testimony, with The aDoNe
result
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SENATOR HENDRICKS At INDIANAPOLIS.

INDIAYAPoLIs, July 29.-Senator Hendricks
arrived here from Washington this evening aud ms re-
ceptIon was hearty and imposing. ON his arrival
at the Union depot national salt'o & was
fired and he was escorted by large torchlgt prOces
sion with the usual accompaniment OF music ana niJ
works 10 the Court House Square, where nc was Wei
coined by the Hon. j. l.. Mcdonald Mr. hehdIlcAs
responded ut length
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SERYIA.

FBE AssAssINs OF PRINCE nCHAEL-sENTENCE
OF THE COURT.
VIENNA July 2S.-Dispatches from Belgrade report
chat the Court has pronounced sentence of death
against one of the accomplices in the murder Of
Prince Michael The execution Of the murderers and
heir accOmpces will take place forthwith. Meas
res Of severity are threatened against Prince Kara
georgewch, and in his absence against his Secretary
EvESING.-A dispatch from Belgrade says the as
saasIns Of Prince Michael have been shot.
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RUSSIA.
CONNECTION OF TIE BALTIC WITH THE BLACK
SEA.

The long-expected project of connecting by
means of direct railway the ports OF the Black sea win
the Baltic important 10 the development OF kusSia
commerce and industry, will soon be an accomplished
fact stated that tho general directors OF railways
the Chevaer de Openhcim, has obtained irOm Ine
Roumanian Government, upon very favorable terms,
the concession 10 extend the Lemberg CzernOWlN
and Suczawa line from the latter place TO Jassy
already under construction, IL may be safely
assumed that the connection with Odessa VIII soon
follow thus completing the connection between the Bal
tic and Black Sea. This ue which viii soon De
completed, originally commenced under the auspices
of the Roumanan Government; and there Is no DOUBT
that the traffic of the IemhergCzernowtz Railway es
peciay after the opening OF the Jassy line wmch VIII De
connected with the Odessa line will show surprising
good results independently Of the state guarantees.
concession has been granted TO construct railway De
tween ST. Petersburg and port on the Baltic, rs also Il
line connecting Rybnsk with the NicOai Railway.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-29
GERMANY.
RATURALIZA

NATURALIZATION TREATY WITH HEssE.
DARMsTADT July ga naturalization treaty has
been concluded between the Grand Ducal Govern
ment Of Hesse and the United States. It's precisely
similar TO that negotiated with the North German
Confederation except that protocol is added to ex-
plain tie doubtful passages Mr.. Bancroft the
american Minister, has gone to Stuttgart TO open
negotiations for treaty with tie Government Of
WuTtcmbuTg
New-York tribune., 1868-07-29
TILE .urn1cAN MILITARY cHAMrIONsHIP

RosToN .July 81 - The Montgomery Light
c,I Can, Ena1 Of the Ninth Regiment, accompanied
by Giimores band took train toSnt oy the seSRot, m
iI Win ihe Webster Guard OF the Twelfth New-Iork
Regiment on Thursday afternoon N snrsN
,Hro,1b the war with the gallant Ninth including Col.
onncy and Col Mahan accompany the corps
an, tbs A. culsiOD.
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Am FOR THE BALTIMORE SUFFERERS.

BALTIMORE, July 2Sth.-The City Council last
evening voted $4,000 the relief OF the sufferers oy
5O 0O Ia reuair the streets ana bridges, ana wv
@ ioring way the sand and rubbish. The Council
adopted res Of thanks to MT Geoss '" ="
Ui 10 - tha nerers The Board Of Trade are holding
meeting TO adopt in aid Of the suffering ars Any
families are entirely destitute ana houeo rr 6ensrt
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TREATY WITH THE GRos.vENTRE INDIANS.

CHICAGO July 2S.-The Indian Commissioner
recently made treaty at Fort Hawley with the Gros-
vontre Indians and were waiting the arrival OF tie
Yellowstone Sioux for like purpose. The Gros,N etes
have agreed tO make q settlement, ana accept
tion In the MIX River country, ana 10 AyVP Is I avJ
Blackfeet With these tribes they are Ue'ciHi"o" "
ma
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sunorING I'm MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, July 2s.-This afternoon, as L. II.
Coo was passing John Hoyts house near Elnwood Gem
etery he was attacked By Hoyt ana ms SON 19e peg
armed with shot. gun fired upon young Hoyt kllling
hin he then attacked the elder Hoyt woundng hm Sc
verey. Coe then eamo to tho eity anu snSe oai III ~
$40 900 and was released he salo 'n" 'ho hoy's n"~
freoue ntly Threatened TO Kill him.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-29
THE BASEBALL GAMES AT MoNTREAL.

MONTREAL, July 2s.-The Mohawk La Crosse
Club here and viii play the Montreal Crescent, anu %
other Clubs The return cricket match between wv
American Eleven fpOm Philadelphia, and the Garrison
Club was brought 10 abrupt termination by tue oo
parture OF the Americans from the city When play was
stopped tie stood Garrison Club, rst hDIDk o|o'
Philadelphia, 81, with two Wickete down.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-29
CENTRAL ASIA.

PEACE BETWEEN RUSSIA AND BOKHARA.
LONDON July %.-The reports are confirmed that
eeace has been concluded by Russia with Bokhara.
IL is sad that the Russian commander in Bolhara
Las prohibited trade between Bokhara and India.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-29
SPAIN.
MILITARY RULE.

LONDON, July 2s.-Adyices from Spain report that
We Government has distributed troops throughout
ne Province Of Catalonia and that under the opera
nOn Of martial law, and through the efficiency Of
lying columns OF military all attempts OF q rising
have been repressed.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-29
FRANCE.
A NEW FRENCH LOAN.

a NV fhtNUH LUAN'
LONDON, July 2s.-It is rumored that new French
loan is about to be placed in the market.
RETURN OF PRINCE NAPOLEON.
PARIS July 2s.-Pnnce Napoleon has returned TO
PARIS from his tour 70 the East.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-29
j. NJ. Mason is in Toronto.

Asiatic cholera has appeared in Hamilton,
Canada.
The flax mills In Streetsve, Canada, owned
by oodsam Work burned yesierdAy seLo0p zoe sss''
barely ssSading with their ivss LeH tlo@
New-York tribune., 1868-07-29

iHt cAPrAIE-GESERAL TO THE TROOPS.
n.. .Oant Cheste, the Captain G GeneIal of Madrid,
a. suues'ed most extraordinary order Of the day to
''~ unosr his s0&WaDd Iw object y to poipl out
New-York tribune., 1868-07-29
WASHINGTON.

THE PRESIDENT AND COMMISSIONER ROLLINS
THE SOUTHERN MILITARY DlSTRICrS-RE-
DUCTION OF THE FREEDMEN'S BUREAU-THE
ELECTORAL COLLEGE CoMPLICATION-THE
TMBASSY'S FAREWELL-CHANCE FOR MIR.
sEWARDs DIPLOMACY-DISMlSSAL OF UNION
on Il.
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, I'M BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court Of the United StaaeS
for the District of South Carolina.
In the matter of JOHN T. SLOAN, Bankrupt, by
whom Petition for Adjudication of BankTaps- ots
cy was filed on the S0th day of May A. D. lsoo'
in said Court.
THIS is to give notice, that on the 18th ay aay Of
aued AGAINST tho Estate of John T. Sloan, OF
Columbia, in tho District of Richland, and State
of South Carolina who has been adudged banet af
ony debts and delivery of any property belonging
to said Bankrupt, to him or for his use and the be
transfer of any property by him arc forbidden by
Bankrupt, TO prove their debts, and to choose one
or more Assignecs of his Estate, will be held at
Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at Newberry
C. H., South Carolina, before Henry Summer,
Register, on the third day Of August A. D. 1868,
st 3 o'clock, p. m. -
J. P. NJ. EPPING,
o.. S. Marshal as Messenger.
By GEORGE LARSEN, Dep. Messenger
July %, 1868 5
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

I'm Equity---Anderson.
VIM. R. Amick and wife, Mary Amick, vs. Nathan
Keascr, and others.-Amended Petition for dc
count, Rclief, Sc.
1T appearing TO my satisfaction that John Blevins
and wife, Elizabeth Blcvns, Defendants in the
above stated case, resides beyond the limits of this
State. On motion of Reed Brown, Soils. Pro- Pet,
It'll
Ordered, That said Defendants do appear and
answer, plead, or demur to said Petition within
forty days from publication hereof. or tho same
will be taken pro confesso against them.
w. W. HUMPHREYS, C.E.A.D.
Commissioners Office,
July ], 1868. &c
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I'M BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court of the United States
for the District Of South Carolina.
In the matter of JOSEPH L. DAWSON, Bankrupt,
by whom Petition for Adjudication of Bank
ruptcy was filed on the End day of March a. D.
1858, in said Court.
THIS is to give notice. that on the 10th day Of
July a. D. 1865, Warrant in Bankruptcy was
issued against the Estate of Joseph L. Dawson OF
Anderson c., H., in the District Of Anderson, and
State of South Carolina, who has been adjudged
Bankrupt, on his own petition; 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 said
Bankrupt, to prove their debts, and to choose one
or more Assignees of his Estate, will be held at
Court Of Bankruptcy, to be holden at Newberry
C. H., South Carolina, before Henry Summer, Reg
lister, on the third day Of August A. D. 1868, at
o'clock p. N.
J. P. Nj. EPPING,
q. s. Marshal as Messenger.
By GEORGE LARSEN, Dep. Messenger.
July %, 1868
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

ANLERSON DISTRICT.
WHEREAS, W. w. Humphreys, C. t. A. d.. has
applied to me for Letters of Administration on
the Estate of D. A. Davis, deceased:
These are therefore TO cite and admonsh nll and
singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased
to he and appear ut my office on The 10th day of
August, 1868, to show cause, if any they eau,
why said Administration should moi he rranto
ROBERT JJNKIN, oA.p
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
LIN Eouity--Anderson.

LIN Equity--Anderson.
James NJ. Bruce, Robert Stribling and wife, and
others, VS.. B. Frank Sloan, Admir-, and others
Dill for Account, Relief, Sc.
IT appearing to my satisfaction that the heirs OF
Nancy Magee, names and number unknown, heirs
of Mary Barry, names and number unknown,
heirs of benjamin F. Bruce; to wit: James v:
Bruce, Vim. Robert Bruce, S. Y. E. Crun,p, and
wife, Mary S. E. Crump, heirs of Susan Thomp-
son, names and number unknown, Bergman
Cheek and wife, Martha Check, James Ataway and
wife, Rcbecca c. Ataway, and the heirs Of Eliza
beth Wimms, names and number unknown, De,
PENDANTS in the above stated case, reside beyond
the limits of this State. On motion OF Reed q
Brown, Comp. Soils,
Ordered, That said Defendants do appear and
plead, answer or demur to said bill of complaint
within forty days from the publication hereof, or
the same will be taken pro confesso against them.
w. w. HUMPHREYS, c.EA.D.
Commissioners Office,
July l, 1868. 20
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

I'm Equity--Anderson
Er Parte the Trustees of the Estate of De La
Howe In Re. Elijah Webb, Admir-, VS.. H. Dar-
racott.-BM to Foreclose Mortgage.
BY authority from the Court of Equity it is or
dered that any creditor creditors of the Defen-
dant, H. Darracott, who had lien, by judgment or
otherwise, upon the land sold under decree for
foreclosure in the case above stated come in pre-
sent and prove their claims before the Commission
er on or by the 18th day of October next. Pro-
vided, however, that no such creditor proving his
demands shall be entitled to his costs, unless his
claim to receive payment, part payment, be sus-
tanned. W. W. HUMPHREYS, c.E.A.D.
Commissioners Office,
Anderson, July Is, 1861 4-3m
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DR.. J. w. GURLEY,
Office at the Benson House.

FULL SETS of Artificial Teeth inserted on the
Vuleanite Base, for from Twenty to Thirty-hve
Dollars, that sor utility comfort and beauty, can
not be excellcd.
Prices, both in the operative and mechanical de-
Having been in practice for ten years, he feels
confident of giving entire satisfaction.
May 49, 1868 Al ON