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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-22

TIN WORKINGMEN's; AssOUIArIoS.-The Com
mittecs Of three from each of the trades who were
appointed by the chairman tNr. James NJ. Rabbi
met on Saturday evening. Mt the South Carolina
Hatl, and presented n draft OF the constitution,
which was accepted. The meeting was private,
but, We arc sincerely glad to hear that the asso.
citation has purgc itself OF the political element
that was manipulating it. a public meeting OF
the Horklngmen will he called at al early day
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TIIH NEwC0NB MlNsTHEI.S open tonight al
Htscrnian Hall. The troupe has IL. ancient and
well earned reputation for excellence In the vari-
ssclcmcnts which make up the style OF entertain
meut known rs burntcork opera. AS concerts OF
this character never fail to draw good houses In
Charleston, We have 8nly 10 advise our readers 10
60 carly in order to secure good seats.
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nus INEss NoTI Es.

FuRcHGorr & BRoTnEE.-This cnterprising
hrm have, in the face OF an active competition,
built up stcady and profitable trade. A large
and beautiful sign ut the corner OF Calhoun and
King streets attracts the eye and tells OF the bar
gains to be found within. Having n resident
buyer In New York, the firm ls enabled to procure
goods at the large auction snles for the lowest
cash rates. and to sell them at correspondingy
low prices hessrs Furchgott i Brother have a
thriving branch OF their business at Jacksonville,
Yla.
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BY ALONzO j. WHITE & s0S.
A VERY DESlRABLE HltICK RESI-
n. DENCE No. ~ GEORGE STREET SECOND
DOOR EAST or EISG STREET.

VIII he sold on TUESDAY, the ali instant, ,t !,
O'Clock. NJ the Oil foSOlirc. foot I,rontI street
That desirable ElilCK KESiDESGE Mo- 20
George street, containing seven roU;nS pantry
&c. On the premises are all necessary nllihutd.
ingS ol brick fine cstcrn ami goO well 0i water;
The buildings nnd premises are in good repair.
l.D measures about 30 feet front on George II rect
ny about l'n feet deep, H. the same more or less
Cdliditlons-Thrcc th5uslrd dollars cash; Ia
lance In one year. scC'i by bond Of purchaser
ami mortgage OF premises; intcrt's. nl the raj q
al ! icr cent. pee annuni, payable sclhi.annuay !;
premises To bc insured and policy assigned pur-
chaser 10 pay ior papers ami stamps.
c,n
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CITY A FN AIR
Meetings This Day.


Friendship Lodge, at 7 T.. NJ.
Committee OF Masonic Fail Association, At
i. NJ.
Washington I.igh. Infantry Charitable .tssocia
ton, at +. NJ.
Washington Artillery Friendly Society, At half
past l.. N.
st. Cecilia Society, NJ S J.. 81.
Hope Fire Engine Company, a. 4. u.
StOncwall Fire Engine Company, nj 7r. ".
Ashley Fire Engine Company, ar PM.
Sicyedorcs' Protective Union, at 1850 p. NJ.
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OFF FOR COLUMBIA The hcgira oil Radical
eflicc-holdcrs and oncc-scckcrs, who dance at
tendance upon our model Legislature at Col,m.
bia, has begun, and there Is fair prospect that
by tonight few OF the tribe will remain In Charles.
ton. The multitudnous officials who rejoice In
the name or ID. T. Corbin have all departed to
return no doubt, at the close Of the session. In
multiplied numbers and with augmented civic
honOrS
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The COTTON CROP IN NORTH CAROLINA
The Wilmington Journal says: ''We have before
referred to the probable short crop of cotton in
this State and VIC regret extremely to learn, from
source In which we have confidence, that the
crop OF Robson County will only yield about
onchalf OF what il was pitched for. Tho late
cotton Is opening badly, and the rot IS very per-
ceptiblc, and adds greatly to the slortncss and
quality OF the crop.n
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GALE OF VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE.

VIII he sold ut Public Auction, ON the first MON
DAY IN December next, In the Town of Mau-
n rimg e;,aImi, Garsnion G3anty @ south south %car"lina, arr
The said county, being the property OF All Assign
c Estate:
"TowN pLAcEn
This Is the late residence of DIR. Ingram and is
located in the most desirable portion OF the Town
oi Manning. The lot contains two acres; the mp
purtenanccs arc u we'll finished dwelling, contain
ing six rooms; outbuiilings complete, consisting
&c. The place is Ornamcnted with hrautiful live
OAKS, set out about ten years ago. Altogether It.
Is q handsome place, costing ten years ago about
"IIoaE TRACr.n
This is an excellent anu well settled tract Of GOO
acres oi land, situate about two miles from Man
| ming. rho land produces wc-cotion, corn ami
peas. The appurtenanccs consist OF dwelling
h0nSc with all necessary 0utbuitdinGS, IabOrcrHi
houses, Sln house, Branary, stables, &c.
"CoNYERs' TRACTn
This IL tract of GaO acres of land: it is a well
in "Fork of Black River" six miles from Man
ming.
"RoSE BAY PLACE"
This Il tract nj no acres of nnc cotton and corn
hnh situate within IL mile OF the ConycrS, and
adjoining the "Conycrs' Tract" II is without
settlement.
"McLEoD TRACT"
This is n tract Of 300 acres An improved and
valuable tract Of land. situate In Tic "PorG Of
Black River" produces corn, cotton and rice well
and Is convenient To Manning and Sumter the
latter place ai1ording one OF the best markets in
the State.
"McKNIGIIT PROPERTY
This consists Of q stOrchouse dwelling and out
buildings, aud five acres OF land In the Village OF
Summeron, near wright's BluG ON Santcc River.
LOTS IN MANNING.
House and two acre lot In the Town OF Manning.
House contains four rooms; lot well improved. tt
small house and Kitchen and two acres of
land In the Village Of Manning.
a vac ant lot.
TERMS OF SALE.
0nethird cash; the remainder on a credit OF
one and two ycnrs; the credit portion to be &C.
cured by bond OF the purchaser, with interest at
the rate OF seven ncr cent. per annum, and mort
gage OF the premises sold. Purchasers TO par for
stamps and papers.
FROST & ADGEn. for hssigncos,
Charleston, s. G.
ennto0 1oct1 is uov1 g IL
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Coon PAssAGE.-'rho British steamship Pi0-
neer. which LEFT this port for Livernoo! on the 10Th
oil October arrived thcrc on the 10Th of Noycm-
her. making the run In eighteen days, which is q
very llnc passage ior this season of the year.
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Anrlion eitlce-- -8uIurc Llans.
By WARDIAW & CARE|Y.
VALUABLE SEA ISLAND COTTON
PLANTATION.

Will he sold on TUESDAY, sd n.ian,, III II A. NJ
Ia front Of the Ola PoStulllrr
That VALUABLE PLANTATION known us tho
tAPEo, situated on Jshn's Island abGu: eight
miles from the city
TINS Plantation iS ahOnt two ami Il half mites
from the Stnno River. and cont ans about seven
nuiiircd arrcsS. more or less; two hundred ami
nrty or which ARE cleared, aud g. excellent qiial.
, NY, hi.vIs The finest reputation for the pro'ir-
WI ~ @ %, nnc sea island cotton and provisions.
lctinS made known on day oi sale.
nnylu
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CHOICE FLOUR, &c.-Messrs. Campsen & Co
advertise for sale lot OF the choice Hour which
took the premium at the recent State Fair. Tho
premium, handsome butter knife, can be seer
ut the Campsen Mills.
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COuIT or GRNEEAI. SESSIONS. No Court was
held ON Saturday on account OF the iudtsposiiion
Of Judge Carpenter.
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GOVERNMENT MCCLELLAN SADDLES and team
harness FOR sale low ~ Chapeau & IIcirron's, No
GS Meeting street, next to Hills House.
nOyI3
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THR CHEAPEST YEr.-Thc NEWS Job Office Is
now printing bill.hcads in the best style and OIL
fine paper, nj 81 80 per thousand. Merchants. think
sfit2
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BUSINESS ENVELOPES NEws Job Ollcc
Is now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, at 81 per thous.
and. Send your orders Every merchant and
business man should have hts card printed on his
envelopes
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IF YOU WANT good sole leather trunk, cal
ut Chapcau 4 iIclrron's, no. 6s Meeting street
next 10 Mills House. noy1s
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Auction snlcs This Day.

William Mckay will sell ut 10 O'clock. at his
store, satincts clothing, &c.
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BUGGY, COACH, and all styles cart harness fo
sale low ut Chapeau & lIeitr0n's, No. 6s Mectin.
street, next to Mills House. noyIs 4
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CHROAOs! CHnoM0s! CHi.ouos THE chem
est Chromos in the city at Charles G. Rlghtcr,s
No. 10l King street.
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BANK BILLS AND GoLD.-Mr. A. G. ,Kauf-
man offers bills OF the Bank OF the State and Bank
OF Georgetown; also $1,000 In gold
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TIE BEST COLLAR for ploughing, and certain
not to gall is the Flag Collar for sale by Chnpeau
4 Hebron, No. os Meeting street, next to Mills
House.
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Auetion Sales.--future Dnns.
by W. Y. LEITCH & II. s. BRUINS.
huctIonccrJ.
Under DECREE IN EQUITY
rETEHMAN KHKE. FNEClIT0,S pIrRSst;S
vs.. SClIWiNG ADMINISTRATOR, III Al,

vs.. SCilWtS', aDM'NISTRAI0R, Er Al.
On TUESDAY. the I4tl, December next, a, n
O'Clock a. NJ, will bc solh in iiGi.. of tic Old
CuHtOHhouEr
All that l.OTO LAND, with thc buildings there.
on, situate III the southeast corner Oi Coming ana
Norris streets, In this city, Known In u survey or
the Morris l2nhS by Is. X. Payne Surveyor. by thc
No. ]; measuring In front on Coning-Strcct ~
feet. bJ feet Ia depth or less. Rounding
north on Morris street; cast ou Lot No. 6 SUutr on
Lot No. =, and west on Comin, street.
ALSO,
Thai other OT0F Lard with the i,uil,lingS
and known in the aforesaid survey by the No. .;
measuring IN front on Coming street ,s feet, by
III iccC IN ucpth bounding north on Lot No. l:
cast ON Lot No. south Lot No. :, of said pIan
0f survey, AMI weston Coming. street.
TernS-0nc fourth cash; balance ia four equal
successive annual Instruments with interest from
the day of sale at pcr cent per year. payable an.
nnaly, secured by the bond or ondS Of the pur.
chaser. buildings TO be insured. and policy rs.
signed. JAMES w. GRAY.
noV2. mltu4 Special Referee.
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g II lirF F's s A LIE

y virtucof writ of Fic-i FaciaS. in me directed
and delivered, viii hc sold nn MONDAY. tile 9Th
day uf December next, III the northeast corner
Of the Courthouse, ~ IL O'Clock ",
Al the right. title ami in,rrcs, Df lIc defendant
&. =. Land. in three BONES OF NERCIiA NDIS!;
marked Land Parker.
Levied on and TO bc sold as the propcriy nf G..
y Land, under ri cNcCu.inn in the c;iSt Ui Crane
TnrlstOn 4 Co. ~. C;l,ic & Land
Terms cash. 4. w. MACKEi,
nuv2a M; - 4, &,
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Mills IIoUsE Hair DRESSING EMPoRruu.
Warm and Cold Baths.
J. LOMBARDo,
ho'l' - Proprietor.
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Ey J. FRASER MATHEHES.
100 SMALL FARMS AT AUCTION

win br sold al the OLD I'ostOflcc. on THURSDAY,
10Th November. at IL O'Clock, TO the highest bid
hrrS
one hundred FARMS, adjoining each other, con
i2inin. from one 20 eleven acres uf Land situated
on the savannah and Charleston Railroad, i;disio o
ihfcr, ana public roads around JaCksOnh0r0' Dc-
l,n, iilli ON INTO lois AMI streets. plat Oi which
Will hc exhibited! on the clay OF sale.
The above Lots VIII bc SOLD sciaratcly.
1crlilS-Onc-half cash; lhiancc In one year, with
interest from day ef sale, secured bY ht mi and
nortHngn OF the property. Purchaser TO pay
j. J.. Aaihcwca for necessary United States ,at"r-
nal rcVcnuc SiNlnpa aud ranGrS. Oct25 mtIIlo
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ONE OF DICKENS or SCOTS Works is prcsont-
cd to every annual subscriber 10 the XIX Cen.
tury. octo
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Aurtion Gnlcs--G Dan.
- - - - >-~,~'..~-
BJ WM. MCKAY.
DOSITTVE SALH-SATINETS, READY
l. hADK CLOTHING, HATS. HOSIERY
MILITARY GAPS, NOTIONS,
JEWElRY, &c.

will sell THIS DAY, Monday, At No. 1876 Meeting
street, ut 10 o'clock.
AZ rrivatc Salc-h superior assortment OF
FARMING IMPLEMENTS. nOv2o
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Sueiionccrs' 1)r,ualc Gjales, S-r
by ]. FRASER MATMENES.
pLANrATloNiN nEAuroRTcouSr,

Al Private Sale
SPRING ISLAND PLANTATION. in Ecaufor;
County, ut the junction OF the ChccheSace and
Colcion Rivers, directly opposite Foot Po.n! tile
crn Railroad.
IL contains three thousand t3oOo, ncrcs OF
hgh lani, anont two thousand l.0cdj acres
o which arc cleared, and Of the most fertile char
aclcr Tor sea island or shor, cottUns and proyI
sions. IL IL abnndantly supplied with springs OF
goon water and affords Il tnc Fnsturage for al
kinds OF stock
On the Plantation is IS large Dwelling TIouso
and ample outbnildinYs. There are several set.
Elements which render this property easy to be
divided into different plantations. Being an Is.
land, T. requires no fencing.
IL commands fine view OF The harh,r of PORT
Royal; ls ten (10) miles distant from the trance
considered heulthy to live at all the year an i, well
known as one OF tile best Sea Island Cotton Plan.
tations on the coast. nOyIa fma
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PERSONAL Major-Gencral Ilallcck and stan
arrived by the Dictator yesterday evening.
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STEvEDOREs' Protective UNIoN.-The steve
dorcs OF this city, following the example set by
the longshorcmen have formed union to pro-
tect their interests and those OF the shippers.
They have pledged themselves to tho latter that
the work shall be done thoroughly and expedL
ttously, and without the aid OF men who have
made themselves obnoxious by their dictatorial
proceedings. The shippers, we are toll, Will nc
cord the new organization their entire support
The first meeting or this union was held OH Fri
day evening, and was presided over by Captain
A. o. Stone. The constitution was read and
adopted, ami arrangements made to perfect tae
workings of the Union. special meeting will
be held this evening at the hail OF the Hook ana
Ladder Company, No. !, in Queen street.
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A. c. McGILLTWRAY,
AUetioneer.
TN BATE COURT.
IN MATTER REAL ESTATE-JACOB II. WAY
DECEASED-DEGkEE.

by virtue OF an order Of George Bust, Esq, Judge
oiPr0batc VIII expose nj public sae. on MON
Courthouse, In the City OF Charleston, ut IL
O'Clock NJ.
Al! that TRACT OF LAND situate In the Parish
or st. James Goosc Greek, measuring ana con.
tanning 226 acres Of Ian,l, more or less; hitting
ana bounding north by Lands OF II. Hart, south
ny Lands OF y. q. W0rmac, east by LanL.s Of 4.
a. Way and west by Lands Of James lunch.
Terms cash. Purchaser nLso paying In addition
TO tile sum bid the expense Of The Probate Court
AMI Conveyance; aisO tho Shcrlir's cosis on sale.
amounting In the aggregate TO foriy.iyc dollars
r. w. N. MACKEY, :. Z. 20.
nov15 n.I
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TIE ACADEMY OF NUSIC.-Mr John r.. Ford,
the entcrprising lessee OF our little jewel Of q
theatre, arrived in the city OIL Saturday and cx-
pressed his unqualified qualification at the ar
rangcmcnt, capacity and adcrlmoEt OF the new
temple OF music and the drama TO he inauguratetI
under his auspices. Mr.. Ford assures rs that lie
means Mt all hazards to maintain the social char.
actcr OF the Academy, both before and behind The
footiightS The entertainments that he intends
to present will, in Rll cases. be the very best or
their Glass; and at once pleasing and refined
The Chapman Sisters, the stars who are to omen
the Academy, have won golden opinions where
ever they have appeared, and we are sure that
our people will be delighted by their sparkling
and vlyacious performances.
Mr.. Ford has secured for the opening night
prologue specially written for the occasion by
VIM. Gilmore Smms, Esq. The anishlng touches
are now being put to the ornamental work Of the
Academy, AID by the middle OF this week 1t Is ex.
pected that the structure will be substantially
complete. The gorgeous Sunlight" which Is to
illuminate the Interior has been elevated to it's
position in the dome, and the complicated details
Of the scenic arrangements are rapidly approach.
ing perfection.
Our friends in the country who may chance TO
visit Charleston in December, or In fact any time
this winter, need have no fear that frst class
.amuscmcnts win be lacking to make their even.
1ngs IN the city pass pleasantly away.
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"Seh piS'iohai1 ChE0tstu US lUc lnluStFcl9, the
managers we're reluctantly compelled to suspend
operations. A number OF articles arc stIll on
hand, and the chances are not all taken in several
Of the most important -afIies. 1t is, therefore,
proposed to obtain the lower hall and exhibit the
unsold goods on one large stand. IL would not
be difficult to secure takers for the remaining
cilnnccs, and the articles still OH hand would com.
mand ready sale when offered at the low rates
proposed. Tic Fair has been q complete success,
and the receipts will fully equal the expectations
or the Masonic fraternity. The line silver service,
OF which mention was made In our last issue, was
won by Orange Lodge, which poles, 2O4 votes, the
remainder OF the ballot being: Washington las;
union Kllwlnning 9e-tIeing one for each men,
bcr0 Friendship 2s, and q number scattering.
The fine set OF harness put up by Strict Obscry.
ancc Lodge was won by Dr. J. Somers l,nist. A
cooking stove presented by Mr.. q. A. Damon was
won by hr. W. Z. Hughes. The handsome garnet
set was not rahcd, and each table has some choice
articles remaining that will be rallied as soon as
the chances are ail taken.
1t will be seen by n notice in another column
that the Committee on Accounts will meet at
Hihernian linll tomorrow afternoon, when all
clnims should be- presented properi; ccrlined
and when oil persons engaged In the Fair arc re
quested TO hand In their accounts. The president
OF the Fair Association particularly requests all
persons who may have articles remaining at the
hall to remove them as early as possible this
(ionday) morning.
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CALIFORNIA VINEGAR D1TTERs.

QE. II. BAER,
10. lN Meeting street.
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aneliom Galrs--Smlurc Dans
by LAUREY 6 ALEXANDER.

SALE or CROCE.
~ RIES IND Liquors. Re, SAVED IRON
THE LATE FIRE ON EAST BAY.
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Will be sold ut Public Auction, on the first MON
DAY III December next In the Town of Mau-
ming, Clarendon County, South Carulina,
The following LOTS OF LAND, all situated ia
the said county, being the property OF ali Assign-
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sent the outs and have cndeavored to make
it appear that oil departments Of the govern
ment service in this city are 80 corrupt that
nothing short Of thorough change Of men
could effect reform. I'll is lobby is composed
chiefly OF what are known as Conservative Re-
publicans. On the other hand, the oficehold-
ers have likewise had their lobby agents at the
capital, doing what they could to counteract
the strategy Of the outs The Tribune here
has also been fighting their battle. This after
noon, however, one of the ablest Of their num-
Der telegraphed that the game was up and
that the bill having been rushed through the
House by so large majority, nothing could
be hoped from the Senate"
Foreign mail dates are to the 26th. The
great Brazilian traveller, Won Martius,' died
at Munich on the 18th ult., aged seventy-four.
1t is sal that Rossni's widow has been offered
1000 600 francs for the posthumous works Of
her husband. A letter from Yokohama gives
the particulars OF q tragic affair which hap
pened on ,oolie ship, the Clyalto, which sail
cd from Callao for another port of the South
American coast. When two days out the
coolies took possession, made the crew fast to
an anchor and consigned them to the depths
below, retaining the captain, who promised to
navigate the ship to China. But he evidently
changed his mind, as he took them to some
place north of Hakodadi, probably the Fox
Islands, and there, upon pretence Of getting
food on shore, he left with his servant, but
returned no more. The coolies took the veg
sci to Hakodadi, where the truth was wrung
out OF them by an American naval commander.
The English papers are discussing the pro-
priety of giving up Gibraltar to Spain as mat
ter not only ofjustice but of economy. The
London Economist thinks that the panacea.
for the commercial inactivity and financial
difficulties of the United States can be found
by initiating the course taken by Sir Robert
Peel, who to repair failing revenue adopted
free trade
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
u UNITED STATES, FOR The DISTRICT OF
j. VEREEN, BANKRUPT, BY WHOM A pEII
TON M FOR ADJUDIC N1ON OF BANKRUPTCY
WAS FILED ON The 23D DAY OF DECEAl Der,
This IS to give notice that the TEIRTIETH DAY OF
DECEMBER !o A. D: 1863, Warrant in Bankruptcy was
lssuel H AGAINST the Estate of WAl. j. VEREtN, Of
OF south Carolina who has been adjudged
BANKRUPT, on his own petition; that the payment of
any deos and delivery of any property belonging to
said Bankrupt to him for his use and the transfer
OF any property by him are forbidden by law; that
OF the creditors OF the said Barkrupto prove
nus Estate, will be held at Court Bankruptcy to
De holden at NO. 72 Broad street, Charleston South
Caronna, before j. c. CARPENTER, Registrar on
p. NJ. T y M EppISG
January Is