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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-02-19

WAsHisaToN, February 13.-In the Sen.
ate, the written acceptance by Grant and
Colfsx of the Presidency and Vice. Presidency,
WINS presented. A bill to allow compensation
to the Office holders failing to take the oath,
i, pending.
In the Senate, = joint resolution was intro.
duced requiring parties who desire relief from
political disabilities, to apply in writing over
their own signature, detailing the grounds
upon which such relief is asked. The bill
paying Federal officers in the Southern States
who arc unnbie to take the required oath
elected a long debate, but no actieD was taken.
The Indian appropriation bill was resumed,
and discussed until recess.
In the House, Blackburnc introduced a
resolution removing political disabilities from
all persons in the United States, ipposcd by
the fourteenth amendment; which was refer.
rcd to the Reconstruction Committee.
Under the regular call, the House passed
the bill authorizing the Secretary Of the
Treasury to recall $50, 00O, 900 OF surplus
gold granting a loan Of $4,000, 900 to the
New Orleans and Selma Railroad and 1mmi.
grafton Association. A joint resolution was
passed authorizing the Northern Pacific Road,
from Lake Superior to Puget Sound, to mort.
gage its road and telegraph to raise funds for
its completion. The bill relieving certain
political disabilities, heretofore reported from
the Reconstruction Committee, were taken up.
Without action adjourned.
The following is Grants acceptance Of the
Presidency presented to Congress to-day .
GENTLEMEN: Please notify the two Housoa
Of Congress of my acceptance Of tho important
trust as President of tho United States, and
say to them that it will be my endcavor that
they and those who elected mo shall have no
reason to regret their action.
The Supreme Court today, in the oass in
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Fire.

Our town was somewhat alarmed, On ri.
day night last, by the fire in new brick plank
kiln of Mcssrs. BIEMANN e. KAUFMAN, end
ing in the entire destruction of 5000 or 1000
feet Of lumber. The owners, with character
istic energy, will soon have the kiln smoking
again. In this connection We would urge
upon our town people the necessity and im.
portnncc Of a irc.enginc. The increase in
population and buildings within the ~inccrpo
rated limits, we'll war'a,t such al aprcndage
We venture the assertion that there is sufi,
cicnt generosity and public spirit among non
property holders as we'll as those owning prop.
erty within the town, to contribute to the en-
terprise. Let the Town Council consider,
and make the effort.
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Notice.
County COMMISSIONERS OrrrcE,

49, - ~ vi ~ WV -
TIME COMMISSIONERS for Pickens Coun.
Il .ty, in accordance with the 18th and 18th
Sections of the Act defining the Jurisdiction
and duties OF County Commissioners, having
had the same laid out into Eight Townships,
the following named persons are hereby ap.
pointed Electors or Seleotmen Of tho Townships,
and will hold on election at tho times and pla-
ces designated, for Township Officers:
PtckensOiUc Township, No. 1.-R. e. Gillian,
John King and Thos. j. Bowen. First meet.
ing at r. =: Molcombo's, on Thursday tho 9TH
of March, 1869.
salu6yity 7ovnship, No. "a. T. Clayton,
L. g, Hamilton aud James M. Reed. Placo Of
meeting ut Salubiity, on Friday the 9Th day of
March, 1860.
Garytn 1b,onshtip, Nc. 3.-Sa,nucl A. james,
F. '. Clayton and Z. ii. Lawrence. Place of
meeting at aaines' Shop, on Monday the 9Th
day Of March, 1869.
Easley :71wnshtp, No. 4 r. A. 11oke. r. L.
Ct old Poor House (IIooper's), gu Tuesday the
9th day of Maroh. 1869.
Laekens Court House 4o,onship, No. 5.-W.
2; Welborn. &C. Porter md Gideon Ellis.-
Place of meeting at Pickens Court House, on
Dacusviue Township, No. 6.EWilliam M.
Jones, w. p. Hunt and w. II. Field. Place of
meeting at Dacusvillo, on Friday the 18th day
of March. 1869.
P~"mpkintoyn Township, No. IVAN j.
Jones. e. NJ. Lynch and Joseph A, Bates; Place
OF meeting ut Pumpkintown, on Thursday tho
18th day Of March, 1869.
Eastatoc 7ownship, No. 81. A. Miles, Ja-
cob Lewis and James NJ. Stewart. Place of
meeting at Eastntoe Church, on Wednesday tho
10th day of March, 1869.
The Selectmon or Electors are required to
give public notice of the same.
By order Of the Board.
j.. e. HAGOOD,
Clork of Board of County Com'rs.
Feb. IL, 1869 10 2
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FISHER, L0WRANCE & FISHER.

THE old firm Of Fisher s. Lowrsnce beg to tender
their thanks to their friends Of tho I'D. country
for their liberal patronage heretofore, and with
improved facilities and largely increased Stock, by
strict integrity and attention to business, they
feel confident under the new firm Of o, growing
trade
We have the largest and hest selected stock Of
HOES, TRACE CHAINS,
PLOW IRON AND Pillow STEEL,
That has been offered in this market sinoe
the war.
Trace Chains, from rs cents, up.
Bradc's Steel Hoes, $3.50 to 81 so per doc:
Elwill's Corn Hoes, $500 to 1871 5 per doz.
Plow Steel, II cents per pound.
Iron, from S cents up; all sizes and kinds.
We arc Agents for tho celebrated BRIN-
LY Pillow. Also, Cardwelps AGRICUL5
TURAL WORKS.
Orange Powder Mills POWDER.
Boston Betting Company's MACHINE.
BETTING.
Con. Leather Betting Company's LEATH.
Err BETTING. 4
Rider & Writings COTTON & WOOL
CARDS. 4
A complete Stock Of HARDWARE and
GROCERlES constantly on hand, as low az.
oan be bought.
we solicit c~onsignments Of, and will ppy the
highest prices for all kinds Of Produce.
FISHER, LOWRANCE & FISHER,
COLUMBIA, 8. c.
Fob o 1860 10 Y
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volting the validity Of gold contracts, decides
in effect that the Acts making gold and silver
legal money have never been repealed tina.
we have two kinds Of legal tender money
gold and silver, and.paper, and that q ~contrac.
made for the payment of either is valid and
b 'nding, and can he enforced. The consti
tutionality Of tho legal tender ACT is not in.
volved in this question. The Court also
decided that tho Confederate steamer Georgia,
captured while sailing from Liverpool, was q
legal prize of war.
Internal revenue receipts today, $780,
900.
E1- An Ohio farmer, aged 10 YEATS, hay.
ing attempted to marry a girl of l6, his chill.
dren had him arrested for insanity.
EY- 1t has boon demonstrated out West,
that women can ride tho bicycle velooipedes
by wearing bilcgular garments.
G- Menard has been figuring at an
{ anti-slavery' meeting in Boston," We think
it would take considerable Figuring to es.
innate the objects of an I" anti -slrvery" meet
ing now.
n0~ Too many "whiskey -straights" make
. man whiskoy crooked.
RY- Lovers, like armies, get along well
enough till engaged.
No. It is a remarkable fact that the cold.
ost Freemason" dies once q week in tho
United States. The last is Joseph Mctcalf.
of Erie Pennsylvania.
EE We've heard a heap of talk about
dumb bellies, but we never saw one.
n@- A fellow, who has some emusic in
his soul" says that the most cheerful and
soothing Of all freside melodies are the blen-
ded tones Of a tea kettle, a loving wife, a
cricket aud a Growing baby.
n6- Minnesota is a fisherman's paradise.
A paper of the State tells a story Of two broth
ers who set a net, aud as ono haul captured
two hundred fish, the smallest weighing eight
pounds, tho largest twelve, and the average
more than ten, the most Of them being
trout.
NO. The Grecian bond has reached Cali.
f%ornia, hut there it is called the Pacific slope,
BeA- A jury in New Orleans last week ren.
dercd a verdict Of $4,000 against the Car
%rollton Railroad Company in favor Of q lad Of
eight years old, who was ran over by one of
their trains aud SO severely injured that both
his legs had to be amputnted.
CHEAP PApER.-Experiments recently
made in Georgia prove that good paper may
be made from okra, the whole plant being
utilable. The "Mobi'e Register" has seen
specimens of good printing, writing and wrap.
ping paper made from this plant. The dis.
covery is expected to reduce the price of pa
per.
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FOR THE KEOWEE COURIER.

ar. E'itor: AS you are q member of tho
Legislature of the State of South Carolina,
you will confer favor by giving us a brief ar
t'clf nron the subject Of Public Schools in
tins State. Will the State pay the Teachers
for services rendered last year to the orphan
and the poor? Will the State pay anything
the present year? If not, We wish to know
it immediately. A TEACHER.
February Is, 1860.
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q m atio s..
Eon THE KEoWEE COURIER.
PIoKENs, 8. O., Feb. 6, 1869.

p
Mr. Editor: AS Oconee and Piokens
Counties were formerly part and parcel of each
other, it may not be embarrassing to the read
ors Of the "Couricr" in tho former to hea,
something about the citizens, &c., of the lat
tor:
1t is truo that tho beautiful Keowee rolls
between the two Counties, but it does no,
present an impossible barrier, us was shown
by tho fact that Judge WIoKLIrFE made his
appearance in our new tow on Tuesday last,
Notwithstanding the severity Of storm aud
rain. Tho bridge, | learn, is still no near old
Piokens @. H., aud as long as it stands, We
can hear from each other across tho waters
enthusiastically
New Piokeus is making rapid strides, and
soon 70 hope to SOC her the "Quecn City"
Of tho Mountains.
II fertility of soil, INDUSTRY, energy and
thrift can add to the wealth and population
Of this section, at no distant day we can CON-
fdontly predict a bright future for this com.
muuity.
Ths Court House is nearly completed, and
when Measrs. REID and WILSON puts on the
finishing touch to tho Court Room, the gay
young gents Of these parts intend to get up a
magnificent Ball, and have q nice time gem
orally, on which Interesting occasion it will
be expected that Editors, Printers, aud DeuHs
in particular, will oongrcgate. 1t will be q
time long to be remembered, and will be the
commencement Of q new era in the history of
our town.
This is a healthy locality, but our resident
physician, DIR. +. A. MILES, has plenty to DO.
Every now and then some one is bitten by .
dog, or kicked by q horse, or meet up with
some accident Of some kind, which requires
his attention. Then thcro are others who
are troubled with the I" Rumaty Palms." or a
" nifty hurtin' in the sidc," or the " tooth
ache" and some are afflicted i" in the course
of human events" all Of which require med
ioal aid.
The good people as yet have not been af-
hieted with but one lawyer, but others are
coming, and then perhaps they will get each
other by the ears, and then the dust must
come.
Every ono acems to be so good natured that
! t is almost impossible to get them to 20 to
law. Compromise, compromise, is the word,
and 80 say |, and nine times out of ten it is
the best.
Our people should not forget the terrible
ordeal through which ne have passed. They
should not forget the gallant dead, and the
widows and orphans amongst us.
Live and let live" and do not, oh yea,
hardened Insurer, demand the pound Of flesh
nearest the heart. Do not take the last NOR.
acl Of bread out of the mouths of the Innocent
babes
[ am depressing. Come over and sec our
new town and judge for yourself. 1 an sat.
isfcd if you should como over and eat a good
beef steak or mutton chops With my ho.pita.
bic friend, Hon. +. II. GRIFFIN, you would
return to Walhalls, with a flaming editorial
of your visit, and do full and ample justice to
all. Very respectfully,
S. D. G..
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EH- Attention is called to the change in
the advertisement of the sale Of personal prop,
erty of NJ. f. MIrouELL, Bankrupt. The
sale will take place on the 9th, instead of the
8th, as advertised last week.
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Waller, Watson & Co.

We are pleased to note the rapid advance
ment in business. and the successful enter
prise Of this firm, recently established in Wal
halla. uudcr tho conduct and control of the
McssrS. WATSON These young men are so,
Der aud Intelligent, prompt and accurate, with
a full share Of energy and public spirit. the
guarantees Of success. They arc well deserv.
ing encouragement and a full shaEageEsnablio
patronage. Sec their adyskk8S8 h
or column. 6&&a8& SzIEz9& 8z3aE4&#
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RESPONSIBLE AGENTS WANTED
no dispose Of guarantees for tho sale of Landed
and other valuable property in different parts
of the United States. Profits very liberal, sales
costly effected, and no loss of time from other bus
mess. Address
j. T. MILLER s. CO.,
Box 4, p. o.. Port Deposit, Md.
Feb. s. 1860 10 ON
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

OCONEE CONFEDERATION.
WHEREAS, William r.. Moore hath made suit
w to me to grant him Letters Of Administration
on the Estate and Effects Of Jordan Moore, de-
ocased: The kindred and creditors Of the said
Jordan Moore, deceased, are, therefore, cited to
be and appear before me. in the Court of Probate.
day Of March next, at II O'Clock, A. NJ, to
show cause, If any they have, why tho said Ad.
ministration should not be granted, Given under
my hand and seal, this the 10th day Of Fetuarry,
1869.
II. LEWIS,
Judge Of Probate.
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In Bankruptcy.

In tho District Court of the United Statos for
the District of South Carolina.
IN THE MATTER OF j.. n. HUhNIcUTT, BANKRUPT.
AT .WALHALLA. S. c., on tho 10th day of Fcbru-
airy, A.. D. 1860.
FENIlIS is to give notice. that on the 25th day
IL of March, A. D. 1869, Mt the Office of w.
j. Clawson, Esquire, Register in Bankruptcy.
in Yurkville, S. c., GENERAL MEETING Of the
creditors Of the above named Bankrupt will be
held for the purposes named in tho Twenty.
seventh Section of the Bankrupt Act of March
Assignee.
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The Legislature.

With the exception of Gov. Scorr's veto
Of the Grecnville and Columbia Railroad Bill
nothing of interest has transpired among the
"most potent, grave, and reverend" We
hope in Il short time to make some important
disclosures from this source. 1t is to be pre-.
sumed, using the expressive language of Bill
Arp that they are now I" harmonizing."
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In Bankruptcy.

Ia the District Court of tho United States for tho
District of South { arolina.
IN THR NATTER OF j. 81. ADAMS, BANKRUPT,
AT WALHALLA, S. g., on the 10th day Of Februa-
ry, 1869.
THIS is to give notice, that on the 25th day of
L March, ~. D. 1862. at the Office of ". J. Claw.
son, Esquire, Registerin Bankruptcy. in Yorkville,
s. G., n GENERAL MEErlNa OF tho creditors of the
above namei Bankrupt, will DO hold for the pur.
poses named in the Twenty seventh Section of the
Bankrupt Act of March 2, 1867. ~
WM. c. KEITH, =
- ~ Assignee.
Feb. 16, 1869 10 Q
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RE

BLUE RIDGE LODGE, NO. 90, AIM
THE NEXT REGULAR COMMUNICATION of
i Blue Ridge Lodge, No. 90, A...F...M.. will be
hold on the First Saturday in March next, the
9th. at 4 o'clock. y. Nj. A full attendance is ~.
quested. Brethren will take due notice and be
governed accordingly. BY order Of the Lodge.
ROBERT YOUNG, Sect'y
Feb. Is. 1859 10 g.
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WALHiLiA, s. e..
Friday Morning, February 10, 1869.

saS~ In New York, on the 18th instant
Cotton WAS quoted at 293. Gold 35s.
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In Bankruptcy.

In tho District Court of the United States for
the District Of South Carolina.
IN TEE MATTER OF ". r. MITCHELL, BANKRUPT.
AT WALuALLA, S G., on the 10th day of Feb.
ruary, A. D.. 1869.
TTIIIS is to give notice that on tho 18th day
IL Of March, A. D. 1860, Mt tho Office of w.
J. Clnwson, Esqui,o, Register in Bankruptcy,
in Yorkvillo, S. c., n GENERAL MEETING of the
creditors of the above named Bankrupt, will be
hold for the purposes named in tho Twenty.
seventh Section of the Bankrupt Act of March
2, 1867.
VIM. c. KEITH,
Assignee.
Feb. l6, 1869 10 Q
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Return Day.

Tuesday, the 22nd inst, is Return day for
the Court Of Common Pleas in Oconee.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
OCCNEE COUNTY.

William s. Grisham. Applicant,
rs.
David T.. Sloan and others, Defendants.
T appearing to my satisfaction that David U.
l Sloan, William l.. Sloan. Susan Mary 81 an,
Eugene Sloan. and Sarah Sloan, tho defendants
In this case, reside without the limits Of this State:
II Is ordered. therefore, that they do each and
every one appear and object TO the sale or division
Of the Real Estate of William Sloan, deceased, on
or before the 3lst day Of May, 1869, or their CON
sent to the Same will be entered of record.
RICHARD LEWIS,
Judge of Probate.
Feb. 10, 1860 10 8m
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THIS is THE WAY
TO Oct THE WORTH OF YOUR pER

lST-LEARN II DEMAND
4 ND if you will report to me the property you
"A have for sale, such as LANDS. LIVE STOCK,
ofeyery description, or property Of any kind, I will
try to effect Il sale. ~ per cent. tor all property,
except Farm Produce, which is l per cent. No
sale, no cha, 80. Persons wishing to purchase
property, by calling on me. can asc rtain where
such as they nee may be found.
3. HOLDER.
WALnALLA, s. c., Feb. 1G, 1850 19->tf
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Peters Musical Monthly.

Comes filled with the usual variety of in.
t,resting musical reading, art items, reviews,
etc. together with piano songs and piano pie.
ces, by authors of great celebrity and popu'
larity. Address j. L. PETERS. Music Pub
lishor, Now York. Price $500 per year.
D6s- Governor Scott has issued an order to
Col. +. j. Moses, Jr., Adjutant and Inspec-
tor General, to organize his department and
proceed to enlist the force referred to in the
;,int resolution authorizing the Governor to
employ an armed force for the preservation
Of the peace.
nea. Louis Napoleon will enter upon his
sixty-secnnd year next month, and tho En-.
press, in August, will celebrate her forty.third
birth day. They both look young for their
years 10 spite Of the cares Of state, and the
anxiety they constantly feel in regard to the
delicate health Of their only child, the Prince
1saperiaL
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In Bankruptcy.
In tho District Court Of the United Staten 70
the District of South Carolina.

III IN Ol5VrICV OUurG OF tl6 Unlt6U STATES tor I
the District of South Carolina.
IN THE NATTER or 9. Q. LANosToN, BANKRUPT.
At Walhalle. S. O., on the 10th day of Februa-
ry, a. D. 1869.
TNHIS is to give notice. that on the 25th dav
i of March, A.. D. 1869, at the Office of W.
]. Clawson, Esquire, Register in Bankruptcy.
in Yorkville. Sc, q GENERAL MEETING Of the
creditors of the above named Bankrupt will be
held for the purposes named in the Twenty
seventh Section Of tho Bankrupt Act of March
2, 1867.
~7%W. g. IKE Tn.
Assi gnee.
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TO Bridge Builders.

THE Bridge across Chaugn Greek, on tho now
! road recently laid out by tho County Commits
sioncrs, running by Louis Werncc'e's and Ephraim
Cobh's, Jr., will be let to tho LOWEST BIDDER,
on Saturday. the 9th instant, at the plaoo.
Feb. 8. 1860 1a Q
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NEW ADDITIONS!

\VE beg to inform our friends and tho pubiNA
generally, that in addition to our former
STOCK, VIC are now receiving the following Goods.
70 which wo invite their attention
Swedes Iron, Plow Moulds, Wagon Tirsa;
Ames' L. II. Shovcls, Spades, Steel Pitch
Forks;
Collins Axes, Brade's Steel Hoes, Horse and
Mule Shoes;
Horse Shoe Nails, Grindstones, Potwaro;
Cotton and Wool Cards, Cotton Plow Lines.
Manila Rope.
In fact everything usually needed by tho
Planters at this season of the year.
Our Stock of GROCERIES, kept full and oom.
plete by constant arrivals from Now York.
Fertilizers:
We are the authorized Agents for the sale Of
MI u p e's NitrOgcMiZcd Super.Phos-
pIlatc Of Lime. We take great pleasure in
recommending this Fertilizer to the planters Of
Oconee and adjacent Counties, not from mere
henrsny or printed certificates. but from our own,
observation and the experience of our plantingE&
friends in Abbeyille during the past year. Par.
ties who invested to n limited extent last year, ore
now ordering in quantities as high as ten and
twenty tons.
Returning our sincere thanks to the public gen.
orally for their very liberal patronage, we hope,
by studying more closely their wants, and en!arg-
ing our Stock in all the departments. to merit q
continuance of their favors.
WALLER, WATSON s. CO.,
WALMALLA, s. G. f.
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The Tennessee River Railroad

With mach pleasure we observe the inter.
eat manifested in the North Caroline Leeisls.
ture in behalf Of this enterprise, which " the
continuation of the great line Of railway from
Knoxville, Tennessee, to Anderson South
Carolina. Mr.. Love Senator from Macon,
introduced a few days ago a Bill to amend the
charter of this road The General Assem-.
bly, Of the State Of North Carolina in 1851
authorized tic formation Of a corporate Com.
pany under the above name and STYLE, since
that period the said Company has been in .
measure dead, until recently res.nrracted by
MIR. Love in his amendatory Bill. The State
of North Carolina the pioneer in this grea,
enterprise and railway line, ss will appear b,
her granting the first charter, having \. va,
granted no material aid thereto, seems now tc
awake to tho zeal and devotion of sister State,
In extending a liberal cooperation, thus evin
clng an earnest desire for tho connection
we hope we will not be disappointed in gu,
just expectations Of this grand projection
and that yet our fonlcst hopes may be real
lied. We subjoin the Bill An presented b,
Mr.. LOVE, which will doubtless become +.
law
Sec. l. The General assembly If NorM
Caroh"a 10 enact, That the Tennessee
River Railroad Company by and with The
consent OF any other Company or Companies
with which they may have contracted or con
,facted or consolidated, are hereby authorized
and empowered to is.ae certificates for {" pre-
ferred stock" not 10 exceed in amuuut tn.
sum Of two millions of dollars, which s,ocl
shall be preferred RS 70 dividends, until suoi
dividends shall reach eight per centum of tn.
stock of the said "The Tennessee Rive,
Railroad Company" and this provision shsl
operate cautiously and from time to time.
SEQ. 2. That whenever satisfactory nroof !,
produced that one million Of dollars of sucl
preferred stock" is subscribed for by thu
State of South Carolina or other solvent cor
poration or corporations or individuals, ane
this shall be made to appear by che sworr
statement of the President of the said Cora
pany and two other respectable porrons, the,
l{she GGoYEeeggnor is hereby authorized and direc
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Feb. 16, 1869
I'm Bankruptcy.

In tho District Court of the United States for tho
District of South Corolina.
IN THE NATTER or II. W. 81. Dodds,~ BANKRup1.
AT WALHALLA, 8. c., on the 10th day Of February,
A. d. 1869.
THIS is to give notice that on the 25th day Of
L March, A.. D.. 1862, at the Office Of W. j. Claw
son, Esquire. Register in Bankruptcy, in Yorkville, =
s. c., q GENERAL MEETING Of tho creditors of the
above named Bankrupt. will be hold for the pur.
poses named in the Twcnty.seventh Section Of the
Bankrupt Act of March 2, 1867.
WM. G. KEITH,
Assignee.
Fob. lG, 1869 10 .