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ALBBRs-HBITMuLLER. On Friday evening.
by Rev Mr. burger, HENsr ALnERs to LIIiin
HhIrsrLLER. both Of this city.
BJACK-ouINN -On tho Inst Of Juiy. by the
Rev Father Walter, at 81. Patrick's church, Mrs.
o. BLACK to Mr.. JoHs J. Qriss,
GoDpARp-HULToN.- On che sth Of July, BY
Rev Nm kreS,. NJ; v; 9c1,I ,, of'his city. 10
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Wants.

WANTE FAMILIES BREAKING UP
w housekeeping or remoying from the city, to
out the trouble or expense Of an auction, By I'D.
dressing JAMES GUILD, Furniture Dealer, Second
street aud Pennsylvania avenue. jyi6 In
yHTANTED-NEw AND CAST OFF CLoTHIN0,
" OLD GOLD AND sILyER,oI any other arti-
Gle Of value. the old Merchant Pawn
doors north Of Pennsvlvania avenue, de2D-u
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MEDICAL ADyIsORY ROARD,

J. x. BARNES. Surgeon General Uuited States
Army. washinstsp.
P. J. HoRwITz. Chief Medical Department
United States Navy, Washington.
D. W. BLISS. ". D.. Washington.
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FROM THE SOUTHERN sTATEs.


New ORLEANS, August lin the House,
yesterday, n protest from the two members
last ousted, with q motion to spread Il on the
minutes, was offered. The protest was re-
turned by those opposing It, by a vote OF Is
to II.
The letter from Govesnorwnrmouthh has com.
plctely eradicsted the good feeling which his
speech to the crowd on Canal street created on
the part Of the Conservatives.
In the Senate to-day Mr.. Sewell offered q
resolution that q committee OF three be ap-
pointed to wait on Gov. Yarmouth to obtain
from him the time and place of the hundred
and fifty murders, which, he says, have,been
committed In the last six weeks; and also to
obtain the letter OF District Attorney Huds-
beth alluded to, which charges the indiscrimi-
nate murder OF men, women, and children In
the Eighth judicial district.
Mr.. Jewell followed his resolution with an
Intensely bitter speech upon the action Of tho
Governor, In the course Of which he stated
afty-fve hundred stand Of arms were known
to be In the building opposite the State-housc,
occupied As the headquarter OF the Republican
party.
Sewell also stated that, as no law Of Louisi.
ana aprovided the Governor with . stafr OF
military rank, the Lieutenant Colonel, Drane,
bearer Of the letters, must be Lieutenant
Colonel upon his staff, as oommander-in-chief
Of the Grand Army Of the Republic, there
being as yet no militia organisation.
Goy.Warmouth, in his enunciation OF secret
military, but ostensibly political organiIa.
tions, neglected to mention the Loyal Le,gue
and the Grand Army OF the Republic, Of which
he is the head In this State.
The Republican newspaper, In Its edition OF
July 2, said OF the latter organization, that II
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GOV. SEYMOUR ACCEPTs,

Mr.. Seymour has written q letter in which
he accepts the nomination rendered him by
the July TAmmany convention of the Presi.
acncy. "Barkis is willing" This letter, in
its pervcrse misrepresentation, is what
might be expected from such a man as Hora.
lilo Seymour. What = falling off there Is man
ifestly In the Democratic party since the oldcn
times, when It numbered In its ranks such
men as Silas Wright, Martin Van Buren,, WIN.
j.. Marcy, Lewis Cass, and a host OF other
eminent men, when 1t can now put forth such
men as Mr.. Seymour, and call him its "fore-
most statesman"
Let US look for moment at some OF the
statements Of this candidate for the highest
Office in the nation. In referring to Congress
Mr.. Seymour says:
''Its acts since the adjournment Of the con-
Neution show an alarm lest a change OF politi-
cal power Will give to the people what they
ought TO hsve-a clear statement of what has
been done with the money drawn from them
during the past eight years"
We wonder II II ever occurred to this astute
Utica lawyer that there ia such document IN
The country as the report of the Secretary OF
The Treasury, which gives al accurate account
Uf the receipts and expenditures OF the Gov
crnment; or did he never hear OF such thing
We would commend to his notice the speech
Uf Mr.. Blaine, wherein other OF this gentle.
>nAn's false statements and perYersions are
thcwn up iu their true light. Also, we would
recommend to his careful reading the letter Of
Mr.. Wells. These, we opinc, will give him
iomc Light, If light be what he seeks.
Here is another extract:
"The Congressional party has not only al
lied itself with military power, which Is to
lie brought to bear directly upon the electio ms
IN many States, but 1t also holds itself In per-
)ietuaI session, with the ayowed purpose Of
making such laws as 1t shall see at, in view OF
tte elections which will take place within q
ftw weeks"
Has Mr.. Seymour read General Grants or.
eerl Ifso, why does he, unless he be a dema.
rogue, make such an unfoundei assertion
he must know, as the whole country knows,
tlst as soon as the newly reconstructed gov
eEnments came into power, the orders of Gen.
esal Grant to the District comm anders were
- relinquish all the extraordinary powers
conferred upon them, and that their authority
ease forever. 1t docs not appear to answer
ftr. Seymour's purpose to deal with public
qrestioRs In q fair way. Perycrsion and mis-.
representation is his forte.
AEain, he says:
~ have no mere personal wishes which mis-
Lad my judgment In regard to the pending
election. No man who has weighed and
treasured tho duties OF the office OF President
e. the United states can fail to be impressed
With the cares and tolls OF him who is to meet
Its demands"
The people will take care that these "csrei
I'd tolls" do not deyolve upon him. He may
d,snliss his fears on that score.
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OFFICERS,


WIN. 4. CHANDLER, Washington, D. O.
GEORGE HARDING, Philadelphia.
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DIED.

BEAuREGARD. The 9Th of August, Losis
CnAhLEs. infant son Of Lesi. and Louisa Beaure-
gard, aged months and 10 days.
MITCHELL. After short illness, Jams MAR
rJE, infant son Of Joseph r. and Margaret Ann
Mitchell, aged months and u days.
WAUGH. Mrs. susASSAI wAuaH, sfter short
Illness, at her residenee, No 10 Bridge street.
GeorGetowp, on Thursday, at IL o'clock, .. N.
to attend.
rHoxAs,.o the morning q the nh instant. 81
10 o'clock, VIZ, THOMAS, aged 81 Years.
Dearest h husband. thou hasi Ion US,
We thy loss most deeply feels
but 'tls God that hath bsreft Us,
He can all our sorrows heal
The relatives and friends Of the family are 70.
ISLAND Baptist church. d street, near four-and-a.
half. this afternoon At o'clock.
ENT.-on the 9th inst . HARRI, infant son Of
Augusta. 9. and Rosa v. Dent, aged weeks.
wILsON.-0n the 9Th instant, at Hayheld,
Montgomery county, MaIyland. sALIsA D. infAn!
daughter Of John Q. and salina d. Wilson, aged
eleven months.
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L'OR RENT OR LE-ATHREE-sT0RY BRICK
L House, situated on l. street south, near Eighth
street eAst 10 large rooms with and water, and
convenient to the cars. Inquire Of
JOSEPH REPETTI,
lee Cor. Seventh and streets. Navy Yard.
WKArrINo PAPsE FOR SALE,
Inquire Of a. the Rooms ofthe Young Men's
Christian Association. apH.u
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Boarding.
Personal.

pRIyATE MEDICAL CONSULTATION AT
Q gesite odd-FoliOws' Hall. Separate rooms tof
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Assignee's Sale of Real
Estate.
Sept % If

In the United States District Court
District Of South Carolina
In Bankruptcy.
In the matter Of Jacob S. BoWers-
Bankrupt.
By order of the Fon. Geo. S. Bryan,
Judge OF the United States District Court,
for the District Of South Carolina, | will
sell, at Newberry Court House,
On Monday the Ind day Of Norem-
Der nert: (Sale-Day.)
Three Houses and Lots,
situated in the village OF Helena, and be-
longing to the Estate of Jacob S. Bowers,
Bankrupt. Lot No. l, contains (2) two
acres, more or less, with dwelling and ap-
pnrtenances, bounded by - Street, by
the G. g. G. Rail Road, Lots of ]. B. Smith
and A. c. Small. Lot No. 2, contains IL
ihr, e-fourths of an acre, more or less, with
dwelling and appurtenances, bounded by
Lots OF W. Smith, I. Bierfeld, - Street
and -- Street. Lot No. 3, contains "a
three-fourthS Of an acre, more or less, with
dwelling and appurtenanceS, bounded by
Lot Of !. Bierfield and other lands of said
Bankruit.
Terms Cash. Purcha Ser to pay for pa
pcrs and stamps.
JOHN T. PETERSON,
Oct. 74l4,. Assignee.
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= The State of South Carolina.
- NEwBeRRY D1sTR1cT-IN EQUITY.
sssSabn g, Birce and L. B. Maffett, Adm rs. v
y,siIiiarn Bridges and cthers-Bll for sale
Essss of real Estate 10 pay debts.
pursuant to an order of the Court. in this
case.1 win sell, before the Court House at
.Tsvberry. ON the first Monday (2ad day. IN
November. 1868, the real estate OF ~ hey
Bridges deceased, in the following tracts.
--Nesl-eoutaining
60, T1renty-eight acres,
more or less. and bounded by the CaiK
Ferry road sud the Spring Hill roao' anu ny
IanIis of Samuel Bowers.
No.s2-eonsaining
es.zs Ten Acres,
more or less; bounded by Caiks Ferry Road
and McNsry's Ferry Road, and lands OF
Jacob. .SiAgly and David Rioier.
No.3-containiug
Tloo and a Halt Acres,
more orless, bounded by the McNary's Ferry
road. and lands of. William Bridges, L. Z.
killer and l. B. Mafett.
mo. 4--Store house lot
- Ilcenty :fpe dy Seventy Feet,
more, or less, bounded by lot No. S, and
lands OF E. c.. Kioler.
No. 5-s:ope lot
Tueaty5fue By Serenity Fests,
more orflcss. bounded by No. 4, and~estate
sofBszSs Wheeler.
No. e-the Witt tract--containing
-. x One Hundred Acres,
-rsors5or- less, and bounded by the Ca'k's
Ferry road, MeNary's Ferry road and lands
of M. BoweN. David Kibler and Others
ZTERMs. 1.-The purchaser will be permitted
to pay all, or any part of the purchase money
in cash, otherwise the purchase money mus,
be secured by bond, with at least two good
sureties, and a mortgage Of the premises,
paysble ct twelve months, with interest
from day of sale. Costs to be paid in cash.
CONS Office, SLLAS TOMBSTONE,
Oct: ID ~ St. M1S C.E. n. D.
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GUAM q.

No. Peruvian Guano, SCI per ton, in
gold, or its equivalent in currency.
Bruces Concentrated Fertilizer, in bar
rclS, per ton, $50
Pure Ground Bone, in barrels, per ton:
$40.
Bone and Meat, in barrels, per ton, s3S.
Fish Guano, in barrels.
Alta Vela Guano, S25.
Alta Vela Phosphate, in bags, $50.
Ground Plaster, per barrel, Sl.75.
Swan Island Guano, in bags or barrels,
S35 per ton.
Sulpbate of Soda, in barrels, per tor, $50.
Soluble Pacific Guano, $50.
Best Supcrphosphate, containing ten per
cent. soluble phosphoric acid, and three
per cent ammonia, put up in bags or bar
lels. Price S55 per ton.
Cuban Guiana, from caves, containing
besides the usual phosphates and organic
matter-fve to six per cent. of nitrate OF
potash. An excellent application for pota-
toes, tobacco, cotton, etc. Price in bags,
$50 per ton.
South Carolina Phosphate, ground and
put in bags or barrels.
Navassa Guano, by the cargo, in LUMP,
or ground.
For sale by
GEO. f. WHITE,
$50 Front Street, n. 7.
Oct. Ia 40 emo.
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MI. p. AlbritOn.

Is receiving his FALL STOCK of Goods.
The largest stock ever brought to Newberry.
and consisting of almost anything that may
be called for. These goods were bought in
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Virginia, Charleston and Georgia, by an
experienced buyer, who has been in business
for twenty-five years. Besides they have
been bought for cash, and am determined
to sell cheaper than any other merchant 1t
is natural for persons to go where their in
terest is. and where they can buy cheaper
goods. If so, every body will come to Ma
thew's store. 1t will pay any persop to ride
twenty miles to come to my store, ifhe only
wants $40 worth of goods.
I will exchange goods for all kinds of
country produce, and Will pay the highest
market price for cotton.
October a
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COTTON CONSIGNMENT.

1 respectfully inform the Merchants,
Planters and Farmers Of Newberry and ad-
joining Counties, that I may be found at my
Office in the rear of the Corner Brick Store,
occupied by Messrs. Gary & Duncan, with
increased facilities for making
Liberal Advances on Cotton,
shipped through me to that prompt and
popular business house, MesSrs. Geo. II.
Walter & Co., Charleston, So. Ca.
have a close Brick Ware House, near
the Railroad Depot, for the storage of Cot.
ton consigned to ME at this place: will
sell Cotton for parties who may desire it.,
and remit proceeds promptly by express or
otherwise as directed. I will buy Cotton
to order OF deposit of funds for the pur-
pose. Any business intrusted to me will be
executed with promptness, carefnlness and
fidelity. "NHARGES MODERATE"
G. T. SCOTT,
Cotton Broker Com. L Exchange Agent.
Newberry, S. c., Aug. 18th, 1868. Emo.
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gsTaTE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

5 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
.-, Newberry District-In Equity.
- snss Johnstone, Com'r. v. Melinda Came
: BY order of the Court in this case, 1 VIII
seNbefore the Court House at Newberry, on
-. the first Monday in November next.
A tract of land. Situated in ~NeWoerry
saszsSSs;stries conta;ninr four hundred and fifty
three (453) acres, more or less. and boundel
- bg lands OF George B. Boozer, James 3.
- Wilson, Elder, James Wilson. John g. Spens
: ssseer, Henry Kinard, Thos. B. Chalmers ana
=. Ben. Mathis. .
The purchaser viii be required to pay IN
leash one,third of the purchase money ana
lssto secure fhe balance payable, at twelve
20 months With interest from the day OF sale;
~ by bond with at least two good suretles, and
~ gsomsrs Once, SILAS TOMBSTONE,
~ >Oct14 42 st. Flu C. E. n y.
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The State of South Carolina.
Newberry District-In Equity.

Newbery District-In Equity.
DavidWerts v Permelia Noble ard others.
Bill for sale of lands.
Pursuant to On order of the Court, in this
ease will sell before the Court House, at New
berry, on the first Monday in November next,
the real estate of VIM. F. Noble, as follows:
A tract ofland in the District and State afore-
said, containing
Sirty-tUo acres,
more ar less, and bounded by lands of J. Belton
Werts. Pickens Stevens, Spencer Welch, and
Also the interest of the said VIM. F. Noble.
deceased. (being one-ninth partl in a tract Of
land, in said District, and State, belonging to
fbe estate of John \ Noble, deceased, containing
- One hundred acres,
moro or less, and bounded by lands Of Drayton
Lake. Henry Bailey, j. NJ. kinard, and the es-
tate of I1sDj. F. Paysinger, deceased
TERNs.-The purchaser will be required 10
execute a bond, with at least two good suretles,
and moffgage of the premises, to secure ths
purchase aioney,' 'payable at twelve months with
interest tfora the day of sale, and pay the costs
of these proceedings in cash, or the p1rchuser
may pay the whole, or any portion oil the pur-
chase money in cash. c->>>-,
Com'rs Offce, SILAS JOElNsIoNE.
Get Il 42 3. sl2 E. =. d
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District Court of the U. States.

For the District Of South Carolina; In
Bankruptcy. In the matter Of John W. Nc
Cants, Bankrupt.
TO whom it may concern: The under
signed hereby gives notice of his appoint
nient as Assignee of the estate of John W..
NcCants. of the County of Newberry, ana
State of South Carolina within said district,
who has been adjudged BANKRUPT upon
his own petition by the District Court of
said District, dated 18th day of October,
A.D.. 1868. JOHN T. PETERSON,
Oct. 7 AZ st. Assignee.
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Go0dspeed's Fountain Pens.

Sixty lines written with one pen of Ink.
The fountain has been attached to Good
speeds celebrated Golden Pen. Warrant
ed to DC the best Fountain IN the World.
Sample sent for 10 cts, an assorted box for
- cts, or full gross, pos; paid, for $500.
$40 day guaranteed to active agents.
Address, j. 1. IRlCE & CO.,
Oct. J.. - 3rno. 81 Park Row. y. 7.
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he State of South Carolina.
NEwBERRY D1sTR1cT-IN EQUITY.

NENbShh1 1-SSAtA'
SHas Johustone, Successor, Commissioner In
: Equity. VS.. J. H. Suber and others.
By order of the Court in this case, Will
sell, before the Court House at Newoerry'
-erf the first Monday in November 1865 a
tract of land situated in the District ana
State aforesaid, containing
- One huadred and s}Gty acres,
and one fourth, more or less, and bounded
by lands of Henry Suber, Danied Suoer,
Hardy Sube-, John Glymph and others.
Also tract Of land situated IN said Dis
trict and State, containing
seuenty-seve'e acres, and slr-tenths
more or less, and bounded BY lands Of John
GIymph, Miles Crober and Uriah Cromer.
TEsMs-One third in cash, the balance OF
ssshe purchase money, payable at twelve
months with interest from day Of sale, to be
secured by boHd with at least two good
-sureties, and mortgage Of the property
sold.
SGeu,s Ofice,- SILsS TOMBSTONE,
Oct. "A 42S. *l2 c. E. n. D.
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District Court of the United states,

DlStrlCt COurI OF kn0 Uhftea St6te1s
For the District of South Carolina. ia
Bankruptcy. In the matter of George u
Chapman, Bankrupt.
To Whom it may concern: The Hldery
signed hereby gives notice of his appeAh
ment as Assignee of the estate of George III:
Chapman, Of the Dist. of Newbery and Stste
of sc. within said district who has been adj
Judged q Bankrupt upon his own petition hy
the District Court of Said District, Dated
5th day OF Oct, A. D., 1868.
JOHN A CANNON, Assignee.
Get 7 II st.
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REMEMBER

When you want PICTURES to
call at my Gallery orer Moacer's
store. lam here all the vhile; and
putting up the right kind Of Photo
graphs, Ambrotypes, &c.. at lon
prices. IFe charge nothing for look
ing, and not much for q picture.
AlSo a. nice lot Of Albums and Pins
for putting pictures IN.
w. H. WISEMAN.
July Is
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sTATE OF SOUTH CAROLYN

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
NewberryDistrict-In Equity.
Sally Werts, J. Bolton Werts, Thos' j.
Maffett & wife, ,etal.
.-'...- Bill for Partition.
Ill
: By order of the Court in this case, will
ssll' before the Court House, at Newoerry,
on the first Monday in November next, a
portion Of the real estate of David Werts'
deceased, consisting of >, , :.
- Tbe stSilver Street Tract" situated IN
Newberry District, containing three hunored
and forty acres. more OF less, and bounded
-sbF3 lands of James Spearman, Imam
Ianpford, James Dobbins, Lucy stephens,
John Neel aed John T. Peterson.
.EsRMs.-The purchaser will be required 10
secure the purchase money payaole IN TWO
seoual. annual ipstalmelts, with interest from
tie day of sale, by bono, and at least TWO
GOOD sureties, and 10 pay in cash, the costs
sSof these proceedings. The purchase money
or anv part of it, may be paid in cash, how
ever. if desirable, and in the event, one man
of The purchase money be paid in cash, me
sT,raties to the bond may be dispensed WIN;
~ though mortgage of the premises VIII DC
Som'rs. Office, sILAs JoHNSTONE,
Oct IA AZ 81. *E =. e. \. -
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Fisk's Metallic Burial Cases

THE SUBSCRIBER has constantly or
hand a fullasSortment of the above approved
cases, of different patterns, besides cotfins
of his own make, all of which he is prepared
to furnish at very reasonable rates, with
promptness and despatch.
Persons desirous of having cases sent by
railroad will have them sent free Of charge.
A Hearse is always on hand and will be
furnished at the rate of SO per day.
Thankful for past patronage, the sub
scriber respectfully asks for a continuation
of the same, and assures the public that
no effort on his part will be spared to render
the utmost satisfaction.
R. C. CHAPMAN
NewberrY S. c., July 81.
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Assienec's Sale Of Real Estate.
In the United States District Court-Dstrict
of South Caroina-In Bankruptcy. In the
matter of George A Sigh bankrupt.
By order of the Hon. Geo S. Bryan, Judge
of the United States District Court for the
District of South Carolina.
Iwill sell at the residence of George A.
Sigh, on Wednesday the 2Sth day Of Octo-
ber, 1868, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, three tracts
of land belonging to the Estate of said Banks
rupt. Tract No /, the house tract, contain
ing three hundred and f:ty.three (353) acres,
more or less. Tract No. 2, containing
eighty.fv and three>fourths -(s5z) acres.
more or less, and Tract No. 3 containing
seventy seven (77) acres, more or less.
Terms Cash. Purchasers to pay for papers
and stamps. JOHN 1. PEIERSON,
Oct. 7 DO 4t. Assignee.
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NEW ROCKS.

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Is q royal octave Of $50 pages and contains
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ALSO A NEW WORK,
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tine only work ever published upon Materia
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Winchester & Alabama Rail-
road Company.
Annual Meeting Of Stockholders.

The annual meeting of the Stockholders
of the Winchester and Alabama Railroad
Company will be holden in the town of
Fayetteville. Lincoln county, Tennessee.
on TUESDAY,, 9Th of MAY, 1865, at
which time an election will take place for
fifteen Directors to manage the affairs of
said Corporation for the ensuing twelve
months.
At the request Of some Of the StockhOld.
ers, notice Is also hereby given that at said
meeting the condition of the affairs Of said
Corporation will be inquired into, in or
der to ascertain to the satisfaction of said
meeting whether the said Corporation is
%insolvent, and whether its affairs ought to
be wound up and a petition filed in the
proper tribunal for the purpose of having
the same adjudged Bankrupt, and for this
purpose also is said meeting called.
JOHN FRlZZELI, Secretary.