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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-24

In the District Court of the
UNITED STATES, for South Carolina, Jan
Term, 1860. In tho matter OF Thomas El.
lisor-Bankrupt.. Petition for full and final
discharge In Bankruptcy.
;. Ordered, that a less1rIng bo had on tho 18th
House in Charleston, S. c.; and that all cred,
tors, &C., Of said bankrupt appear at said
tIme and place, and shew cause If nny ihov
can, Why Tie prayer of! tho petitioner should @
NO. se.ogs % gfa@stssa e stta Ana hat he 2nd and
held at the off1e6 or j. 8. .yaener ~ Fsd' ~
Reglsttar Of Bird Con. District s.. ..on ti, sii,,
day Of April, 1869, at 12 NJ n y - :
s.agc6 ~ ofdeg ,soS Of the Court, tho ilth day Of
~. 49, ly,>,,pANtEL ~, noHLBEoK. +, 4 Z.
March 10 10 st, For South Caf6iha.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-09

Lao e-sssdsy ssd ssatsy ne ..
moss u b sl1si ssd dsl>.tifs u
d Bell, sksschss u ~ho-s s<I'e,Is
have been sprssrisE n ne N "
isigsr slnes The wsr, vas IN sesn.
lie lad lasi bess 20 ths Fssidoncs
OF Parson 0resa n this county,
shers ne. s.-iasi ~ osr shsfln
snd4 posse u sisitsas. captured =
man ssid 20 30 dcsIsrais ~ the
Taylor gmg. By ths name u Han
dplph Spencer. who was brought 70
town ssd issvily ireaed Bel a.
iirms that 8. 70 = desperate man.
hasins committed seven murders.
says he fspsnosr)kiilsd hsKiean
and then murdered the Two witness
CO; that hs killed . M. l.itiision
aud Major Thompssn. Spencer
Insists that he is innocent yet ad ,
miis that no s'dii kill q Mezloaa.f
Bell and our Sheriff started ibr
Austin with Spencer last Monday
J gLo prisoner was found asleep
dragged out Of his bed and mana,
cled, while a six-shooser and dosble'
,barreled shotgun were presented ~
'his head, - II. $50,
lie was searched and a hundred
'and four dollars, specie, found on
his person, which Bell took charge
f-[Denton Monitor, -,.,-i f.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-09
Der Asssln Letter.
AcsrIS, fszAs, ssPt ~, 1862.

=. a. Eil.r. sflh~ h.Il>s Hood ID III
Dsar Husld'-I have been silent
long slsss, and itlmsy Do might
slill 10 remain so but 4 am anxious
10 tell you that NO sTe ~ have 81
election Ia Texas. The order VIII
no doabt b. prpnluIHrted pafose this
reaches yoa. candidtes may now
stir themselves and those who ex'
peel 10 hs, had batter anaoussel The
Fact ] learn that tho election order
will provide for. and prescribe rules
for registration. Which VIII be
opened ten days before election day
III is now time and Very Important
for Conservatives b 20 10 work
Tho great object Is 10 seoures Con-
servsliye /, Legislature, /, Lei each
district have al. understanding on
this subject and where IL islat all
doubtful, lot the Conservative vote
be- concentrated Look 10 this.
i was graliiisd to 500 the an
nouncoment Of Capt. Confer, ivr
Congress On your distriet..,Hs Is an
ea..nesu true Democrat, and yonr
pooplc need not hesitate 70 trust him
ON tho political issues OF tho day,
lIs H.s stesd eiish ainlf ID nsprue
of Radicalism, and It's mad wayes
have Miledto more him orydanlpen
his Ioiysh!S aYoyeTAalp
-" & isasTassd On sssurday1 hat our
efficient and very obliging Postmas'
ter, Mi. do Norwnndie, tpA been
removed, and S@ants PAIN tsp'
pointedE rIIhis ~ eone'as.yos esi;
dencc That the extreme Rads loi
Texas have the car ofithc admins
ton .pAY1F .HkLIAu !.
Gen. Davis il announced to nd
dress tho. people horc this evening.
He took OCCASION TO wait until HI m;
ilton I'D 1elt.s. He dare not meet
Gov. II. On tho ntamp. t.ssri,.-.
Austin stiiT improves rapidly, and
lin q few days We viii hayo.a pom
toon bridge in the Colorado. ,s.l-,-
Yours, DO, ~.
84 Is WILLIAM. 4
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-09
no OUR MUSICAL FRIENDS.

Believing that the musical interests Of ourneigh
torl,ocd will be- benefited by tho Introduction OF
Peters Musical Monthly, We have mrde arrange
mcnts with tho Publisher to offer as follows our
PAPER one year and Peters Musical Monthly for sx
months, Zone volumo) for s. 60 FOR any ono 'sud-
ing us Club Of two tsubseribers, AZ 90 30 each
will DO rrtssated with ysorly Subscription to
Peters, Musieal' Mon,hly-and when We tell, our
friends that hi, % giving them at least
sixty pieces Of Nude they will see that NO wish
Them all to "sing, play and bsbeppy.' ssfsv III
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-09

REPEAL OF fnk Tksr Darn LAW.
The Chicago Tribune, tho leading
Republican, organ, OF tho VEST Is
earnestly advocating tho repeal Of
all Acknowledgement Iawsin Nilsson
ri, Nest N'irgininsand elssvbsrelns
welt as the Federal test oathlaw.~ =
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-09
TELEGR.ApHIC.

Iron ''' i''' '''' russ r''p"' Ss"f.
,WAsHINqTos, sept. zo,Tlt Is
stated .hal,the President, on read.
ing accounts strongly commlttinS
the Executive to interference intf fa'
vorsetsthe lqxtr eInifsifs q S1exas ana
Mississippi, 50 IA TO PARTIES of his Of
6cial'household That they were not
slostantially tr9e' Inc iacts =, arg,
the President will allow tho Seere-
tarios to act their pleasure intheir
several departments. This will
wrtheFpatronage of the Post
Office, Treasury and Attorney. Gen
erals Departments in favorof OK
tremists. Tho State, Navy, War,
and Interior, if they interfere at all,
will flvorstIie conservative republic
cans, This rough statement Of the
situation is tho. closest ..approxima-
ton possible. Tho host opinion
persists in asserting neutrality in
inc 'higbcstsqoarters.ifiS, g79iEsI 4
Major General REYNOLDS has ad.
dressed a letter to President Grant,
dated Sent. 4th. in which. after
s speak r Of political affairs Il Tex
az, he, saws: - Tho platform of tho
two wings Of tho republican party
are thessaime. the radical wing net
ont their program n1esof adhercilnlr
to,thei fctonstruetioh laws oflCon-
gross, and presentafbr Office men
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-09

sss ss>.s.s skss sk&l sss.ssss nag
b ssballloa ~ ne AsIcfnsy css
ersI ~ VI opsslas. he e<ssssI|
sisws shIch ! enisrtsIs cf<ls rec
tlons ~ ,i.s Legislature az vifEinis'
elotisi ~ psrsolnts o. tLs sfi ~
congrsss d April iolh. 1893. have
been already fully Indicated In sn
opiuion sIansnittsd ~ ths SsfFsis'
W af War under date Of August ssih,
|is6s. Ieams 70 NE soaolasioa that
10 membsv q ihs t<sislsluvs were
T.oi required 70 take oath rsf>fred
No in Soc. 0 Of the statute OF July
'1tlh, ieoI--in order 10 qhsisSy them
10 aot ss such msn,bsrs that Il 80
eomps,sss. andsf lho DAD, ier the
Legislature " 'slest, 'orsahlxe ann
do whatever was required or allow
ei by Inc aels Of Congress. as pro.
lImlnary ~ tlie reconstruetion OF
the Stale, hut il was mol .eompeient
for them lb'nndertake 70 enaetlaws
or otherwise 10 nssama any Of the
functions OF the government OF the
State without taking tho oath shove
referred TO. or ifany Of lis members
could not or did not take the oath,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-09
An fn1ISs Fishi--Ail the En-
- fsT dams KILLED. "a "a .rs-

KoDIH1Qx ChEkk, HOOD SouSIf, iENNs.
t,.-, September 10, 1869. j
To shs rlliIy - ths psi.s Herald. -
SIRs: Knowing that you would
like TO hear tho news on the From
tier, / thought ! would drop yorp a
line. lbhavo beon Astoppingsat this
placcaAfo tho last three weeks,
gathering a herd Of cattle, and on
tho 18th inst, there passed down
through this spartof thcDcounty a
pnrty Of Indians, seven inEMpbcr,
gathering all tile best Saddle horscs
as they went, until they got to The
mouth 5of Squaw Crock, near the
Brazos river, ten miles below Com
-manchc Peak. The citizens finding
them out some timo in tho night,
eleven Of them got together and
went to o point Of timber where
they know they would have to pass
in going out. About day light
next morning they discovered the
savage party, with about thirty
head ofStho best horscs in thecoun-
ty,, and they then went after them
III full chase, Getting within'range,I
a considerable firing ensued by both
pattics, lbdtfhe Indians Jgavo way
and the citizcns Followed thetn close,
firing atttcm every NOW andEthoi,
for about three miles, when they
...Y L.. A-s..fl =. J. - :. c,xix <,l -; 4: b
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-09

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DEBILITY. Prsnsfsrs Decay. and ~ rfhs. esets Of
ysufhfu Ipsiscfstipn. ~s Or - s>ks Of rufsriss
hunsnify. ~-sdfr-> - s1iI~ho 49, ~ ~ recsHf
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81 .I-.,1 70. A. o>d-r street, Ns~ York. /,
1uns "a, lssc-1ply.
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-09

yFJayB,g 81 J,sW, tvIVREIT would in
Nv form he stock. Rafsers 81 Texas,
that they have on'handafine lot o. JACKS
just from Tennessee, which they offer for
sale at Low figures. Giyetbcm call, two
miles South Of Dallas Fcr further infor-
nation address J. W. yivrett, OF. Mcssrs.
Clark s. Bryan, Dallas, Texas.
Dallas, Texas, Sept. rs, 1869 -2:3t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-09

oIf4plAIF e0RREsr NpENcE.
i .RIcHMoNp, Va, Sept 70, The
following is the correspondence on
the Senatorial question: Hcadquar-
tiers, Fist Military District, Rich
mond, va, Sept. 20, l889AHon.
Secretary 81 War, Washington, D.
D.::s Siysnth 4 qnpstj0p 6f slscting
Scnatois II the 6cSgtess of the
/! & u e,
ant interest ~ tias, ssAtRs esfs Peny''
appliestipns hiy abcsn made Tor 10
decision upon thai point The sub.
tject appears to be SO free from din,
cultysthat 4 have not hcsitated. to
express the opinion unoficialIy that
the election of Senators was author
lied and necessary 10 complete the
fo6os53tsu(tioM AID skxsf fe3cribet
~ fiss(h15ofJ uiy 2ttbs 4 1861 bnt
that itFas not proper IfQrKpe to
make. A. deeisten nPon 2 question:
that addressed itself 30 directly to
the discretion Of tho Legislature
afler Il was Ofgasjzsas There are
many, however, who are Of ths ppln7
ion shat his action Is in some way
Erestruine1 BY the opinion of the AZ
ltorney General Of August28tb 1863,
land rhave the honor TO request that
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-09
LIST OF LETTERs

!. List OF LETTERSbT0E
n EMAINlNG In the easlotiies At Dallas
III Texas, Oct. is. which II not taken
out BY Nov. LIST, 1899. win 20 10 the Dead
Letter, Washington, D. c.;
IN ...,,s osnsta
m ~
i. Rasher, Rev. J. ". brown, J. Donhsm,
Mr.. .Dsrton, J A, Braiehsr, 2; J. ~. Blan-'
ton, J. A. Beck, q p. Blaekburpe. q Rev.
J. C. Bates, Mrs. NJ. J. Bates, II. Q. Der
men, r. Beatty - eashaeIG
d. Clover. Mrs. Rlira 7. J. Csok. i, 5,
I'Cox, b, W. Garter, J. Crabiree, !. Carroll,
C. c. Carlisle. (Cireus AGENT J, Chamber
lin, II. Christenberry, Master F. p. curyea,
James and Martha crabtres, Eliza Cobb,
J,dCrow or Capt. Dangiy, Lewis Cester.l2f
Mrs. NJ. A. Campbell, q L. W. Crane,
Green Chapman.
A. j. Dennis, A. l.. Dunn, O. Dcming j.
Dalison, J. NJ. Day & BIO, J. n. Dean, j.
A. Dean, r. 8. Drake. esrfg ai5a
Eli Fights, N. P. Ellison. .a
r
Million French, Mrs. &. Frost or ]. Ed
wards, VIM. r. Fisher, Catharino FREQ
man, X. II. Fisher. rssF.ft YEN
G.
Ben. L. Gray, f. K. Green. "a -
Hs ~ "a III ..gsi ~, ssi.ifnsrss 3D.
job Hobbs, D. T. Hadion, W. Hamilton,
Hargis & Moore, J. II. C. Hodges, II. Har.
bison, Andrew Hardy, G,gP, ,,..r.hafssnIcs
Harris, job Hugely, Z. Iil9 pes ~
5As gsI & g,o}s,sss
HsiN. sys ,sJr911E1irAG
Miss A. Jackson, WI. Jones, Miss NJ.
Jordan, Mrs. NJ. jackson, Jcffry johnson,
(r.M.c.) 2; Rebecca J. Jones.
agal9s n, g<ay
A. A.Kennedy, Jacob Knopfli, 9. a.
.ggai.I l,n. IA. lfzLh5 Ia ssanaaI1 81
r. Lyle, D. G. Lemon, (rstuyncd Tor bet
ter diEqe.i9us) J.. S, Lihdsrman, D.-J. Lee.
Mrs, C, Mitchell, Mrs. P. A. Moore, n. X.
Myers, Mrs. NJ. Maker, J. Moore, Z. C..
Munsel, d. N. Muc4elroy,i C. b. Mitchell,
H. Miller, Mrs, I. A. Miller, Levy Mas.
tin, N. Mcqueen. Is !. Il y selss b s.is .a
sssaE FRA s8ssstea N as - VNSa9 s,iisf I
K ". - Nc"pys :, ~ z sfrsr ss,.t 4
NJ ~, Be II, lalgsls EG6 eiasg I
Capt. VIM. Page, I. J. pinckuey y. z.
/. Newton Rich;son. ~ * ~ .Ss.f
z T. Sims, VIM. Steward, ]. r Sullivan J
NJ. Sands, Rick Shields, Carpenter 70
Sanders, G. nv, Smith }. Nv. Saw, q Gl
Sands, q; Peter shievs, Lucy Stone. 3s.Ss
Z = Z ~ ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-09

.ssisfJ.n. ilsislsr. 20 : sssdias's ~
leslie. - Ne fssss "a fssslsss ~ 4
Dallas ssssig.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-09

p,,.,. psssssss .--Bsrr. hars. 20 essss&<''
nssusss 80 tss pAitts t's :,
iskiansy oisssis-osis,sf ie'. 40
Ms.,s,s, -o,,ss.s ss,s asa ssss-ss s.siiss
Yea. cirais-Ffis.y sad sassss. o<'-'s'
'ss s''A-"E ", .. yssss. rsss's'As kiass-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-09

s $sas 4 TSsS fsT5'SSss SS sss :.
,lshs siectsiI would hass. power
HTisssfssx,i e J SSs ia p sb bss
tho valiiitysef ulsifrasllep,A ad'
rpstksd al,smg ~ man bens of thai
boiy .Bndof tisc act pf April, 10Th,
1889 the. election ofmcmbors Of thc
uoass Of Representatives was spor.
mittcd and has tnken place, and
whom Congsoss 6ohlesito Aatonpoh'
tho fhulS qaossio6 OH q rh00sikitnc-
ton ofth eStxtc u would seem equal
~ proper that members elected to
both branches Of the next Lcgisla.
ture should preseut themselves and
10 ready for admission 20 seats in
tho respective Houses. The cleo
tiofsof SsnatoF6 docs not isepui ito
TRANSCEND rho actiof lwliich. kcomes
within the limited and qualified
purposes requisite TO rcconstruction,
but rather to be cseential5 70 the
completeness Of Tint action, and i
think that the military commander
should mot intorfcro to prevent it..
~, Very respectfully, ?, =
"a Z. r. HOAR, Attorney Con.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-09

Revenue stanlpsl y.
A LARGE amount Of assorted REvENUE
~ STAMPS just received and for sale
by 81 0DArn "tAF-"'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-09

It'll aaaE Hohaalo
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-09

II EMAINiNG In the easloaies a, Dallas
III Texas, Oct. lsl which II not taken
out BY Nov. LIST, 1899. win 60 10 the Dead
Letter, Warrington, D. c.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-09

NJ, Winds, J. n. West, Miss II. E. sWinn,
VIM. NJ. Woods, s. Il. Walters, Dr.. VIM.
Wright, Pomis Walker, VIM. Al West,
Quincy, wolfOrd, ". Z, woodson, : ssss
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-09

Mrs, c, Mitchell, Mrs. P. A. Moore, n. X.
Myers, Mrs. NJ. Maker, j., Moore, Z. C..
Munsel d. N. Muc4elroy, C. Il. Mitchell,
I.c: Miller, Mrs, =. A. Miller, Levy Mas.
tin, N. Mcqueen. 10 !. IL y ssl,ls b1s v. n
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-09
Ben. E. Gray, F. +. Green.

Miss A, Jackson, WI. Jones, Miss NJ.
Jordan, Mrs. NJ. jackson, Jcffry johnson,
(R.M.c.) 2 Rebccca J. Jones.
A.SA. Kennedy, Jacob Knopfli, 9. a
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-09

Eli Fights, N. P. Ellison.
Million French, Mrs. L. Frost or J. Ed
wards, VIM. r. Fisher, Catharino FREQ
man, X. II. Fisher. rssF.f. r.-m
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-09

Dr. Yates, r. !. Young.
Anyone calling III any ofItho above
letters WIN please say advertised.
z Aess 4 " ONES, p. M.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-08
Wbituarp.

MEY-Died at Walterboro'. on Thursday. April
Is. 1862 Mrs. JANE MEY, aged 10 years, II months.
Mrs. MEY's death was tho result OF q general de-
cay OF the vital pow RS. Without any distinctly de-
veopel disease. she gradually sunk until death re-
leased her from suffering and weakness and the Va
ried ills of life. tn her was eXemplaed the Psalm
lists declaration: "The days of our years three
score years and ten, and il by reason of strength
they be four SCORE years yet is their strength labor
and eorrow" She had not quito reached her four
score years. and yet her strength had becoms labor
and SORROW" lapgusbing and weakness. Through
the I'm, emitted attentions love and affection Of her
family and lienGs. was Ter pathway to the tomb
smoothed and cheered, while months of lansuising
prepared those loving hearts for tho coming OF the
"messen2er" that should call the aged saint to the
bosom oil her saviour. In view OF that feeble aud
wasting body, how precious is the revelation, "rhe
Lord Jesus Christ shall chance vile body that it
might be fashioned ike unto his glorious BODY"
How weet the hope. the trust the consolation the
believer receives from Tins blessed assurance.
Mrs. Meys consistcn: Christian lie for many years.
furnishes the strongest evidepces of her tnith and
trust III Christ and Of her hating been accepted in
the beloved. During all her months Of languiihing
her ta;th failed not Her Bible and prayer book were
her cherished companions-prayer her uhfailing
soLrce of comfort and peace. She ever felt the full
est assurance Of Gods love- and was enabled to roll
the burden of her care upon her Saviour Jesus Her
quickened spirit, renewed In its youth. " like the
eages has winged its way to the presence OF God,
there to dwell in everlasting youth and vigor. The
body too, shalt be raised incorrupible aud full OF
glory, like unto Christs own glorious body; and in
body and soul redeemed, sanctihed and saved, ahe
shnl be "forcver with the Lord"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-08

HOTEL ARRIVALS, MAY 7.-Pautlson Hotei.-
W. E. Fripp, City; hrs, R. Cannon, Benefits.
vile; John Watson, Williamsburg; W. G. Bas-
sey, New York; C. H. Pettingill and lady,
Kmgstree; R. G. Howard, Marion; D. c.
Ebaugh, wife and two children, South Carolina;
John Keith. Massachusetts; L. s.. Benson,
Aiken; NJ. B. Loranu, Campbellton, Ga.
Chart ston Hotel.-O. II. Sadler, s. c.; John
Cunningham, Troy, N. Y; Samuel NJ. Nrker-
son and wife, Chicago; S. q. Browne, Colum-
bia, S. c.; C. A. Stetson, Mrs. Derelin, Miss
Derelin, Miss Fannie Stetson, Martin Derelin
and man servant, N. Y; Samuel Gould and
lady, Miss lowell. John B. Nicer, Boston DR..
Draper and lady, N. Y; T. P. Beach, Ga; Eu-
gene Travis and VIM. K. Andrews. Philadel-
phia; G. q. Quincy, Boston; W. D. Wood,
shelbyvills, Ky.; H. A. Dyer, N. Y; J. s.
Copes, N. o.; ]. a. Hudson. Philadelphia; j.
F. q. Bloise and lady, Savannah {; J. E. B.
Smith, Brooklyn; Rev. john Berry, Baltimore;
Jos. LaRoteux, N. Y; D. Humphreys, Va; 81.
NJ. Drane, Wilminaton; NJ. Il. Farber, Balti
more; Mr.. and Mrs. ". 8. Whitwell, Boston;
Mrs. A. E. Lucy and D. N. Jacobs, Augusta;
Robert Shaw, Philadelphia; Geo. II. Andrews
and two daughters. n. Y; Mrs. James Swift.
Mrs. A. F. Mason, Poughkeepsie; E. J. Smith
and wife, Detroit; John B. Gibbes, N. Y; Wm.
Conway and wife, U. 8. a.; John Russell and
wife, Mrs. Merriman and son, N. Y.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-08

UNITED STATES CouRr, MAY Z, 1s69-HoN.
.GEenaE 8. BRYAN, PRssDNa.-In the Cirouil
Coa,1.-The case OF Christopher +. Hampton
vs. George A. Trenholm, and the same VS..
John Fraser b Co., was continued and the ar
sument opened by T. G. Barker, Esq, for the
plaintiff, and A. g. Msgrath, Esq, for the de-
feudants.
Il, the District C0,at.-A true bill having
been found in the case Of the United States vs..
James n. Epperson, for violation Of the inter-
nal revenue, bench warrant was ordered 10
be issued to bring the defendant before the
court. E1 parte J. NJ. Brown, assignee, in re
W. J. Carter. Petition to establish lien. G..
D. Bryan, ESQ.,, pro- pet. Registrars report
confirmed and LIST Of June appointed to prove
lien. Ex parte N. O. Squire ct al, in re A. g..
Squire. Petition to establish o lien. F. W..
McMaster pro. pet. Registrars report con-
firmed and sale by assignee ordered. June 7th
was app -inted for a final bearing in tho case of
Hirsm G. Cody, application for final discharge
rom bankruptcy. Final discharge was grant
ed John Thomas Mcconnell, on motion Of Viii
,eiusou and GiIchrist. pro. pet. Rx parte Hes
ter Richardson, in re BENZ. II. Dobbett; petit
tion to set up lien. J. T. Munro pro. pet.
REGISTRARS report confirmed and lien estab-
ished.
IN AdmiraRy.-The steamer Oriental IS. the
hae J. E. Pye libel for salvage. It was order
"a thst the J. E. Pye be released upon the
execution OF . stipulation for sos
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MExoailLDxs;-The following arrangement.
hare been made, for meperial day: Z.
Wagons win pass along the following streets
and WIN call d the houses named, where flow.
e5band garlands may be laftSfcr collection. :
Meeting. street Wagon No. 1.-M Mrs. Conner,
Mrs. Smythe, Mrs. B. f. Aston, Mrs. N. p
0Connor. the Hibernian Han, Dr.. G. F. Pank-
min, .Mrz Horibeek, Mr., Chxfss; and Mr.. Dishsr,
Kipg.streef Wagon No. 2-Miss Mckay,
Dr=Foerest, Br.;- Tfott;;- Mr.. Laccasagne, Ar.
silcox, Mr.. whilden, MIR. Marion, Mr.. Pennel,
Mr.. Kuobeloch.
Legsre and Rutledge. stxeete-Wagon No.
S-A@ A.sWt HGne, Mrs. Charles Arson,
MrE HbS, Hra y. IShisut Mrs. J. 81 LaAtts
Dr. Biuhman, III. Ghchfist, Miss Wagner.
The services will commence al 5P. NJ. The
association cordially Invite the clergy Of al
denominationSSS unite with them in The exsr.
cises Of the day. $ - '','' - -
Tickets may be had ct the bookstores, at the
Office Of THE Nxws and the Courier, Of the
members of.the committee, and on the cars
All ladies interested are requested to assist
the ladies Of the association in decorating the
respective cemeteries Of the city, including
the Marine Cemetery.
Trains viii lea,s the South Carolina Railroad
depot. Ann-atreet, at SIS, 4.9O p. NJ, and {
P. NJ, and the Northeastern Railroad depot al
the same hours. Returning, the trains viii
leave the forks Of the road at $50 and 7 P. NJ
Additional trains will run at later hour If ne
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REPORTERS CRuABs.-The children Of Grace
Church Sunday School will be treated to apic
mic on Paynes Farm to-day.
Savannah is boashpg Of Watering machine
invented in that city, to be attached to the
street cars. The dust is great nuisance Oh
our unpaved streets, and the City Railway Com.
pany should look to their laurels.
The King-street cars were tested to theil
utmost csrscity last night In bringing the gay
revellsrs home from the Sohutsenfest. How
the fre WAS collected is q mystery, as the pas
sengers were packed Ike. .hezrlngs.
The CJuncH Chamber was dsnsely crowded
last night most Of the visitors being Of the
African persuasion. Chairs were scarce, and
the majority stood through the. session.
A certain Alderman pledged, his honor 80
frequently last night, that the question has
been asked, what isit the, current! price for the
article among paxn-brokers2
Tks strestsweio deserted yesterday after
noon. Stores were closed nf eyegyhody and
theie ancestors went to the Schustze1plats.
Annnhsrofr Mo leading King street houses
give notice tnsssprnihestlat they fsil close
ct two p. n. on Saturdays until October /,
1869.