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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-02-13
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" OTTAWA, ILL
II. DAY, Proprietor.

UCTlON.-The subscriber will sell auction at her
"A residence In the town OF Dayton. miles north Of 0ta.
Buck ersek Monday, the Let day Of March, 1892
commencing at 10 the following property; Is head
CATTLE ioelsding 10 mich s.ess old
aid enc Durham hull bead Of hsrSss including 3brsod
mares work horses and four year old est; farm was
Rueg reaper, corn shelter. pews stirring ploN
hArrowS and other articles toe numerous mention.
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paid whea dus; II not PAID bear 10 PET csa interest
freR. date fes e-<1. MRS. MARTHA BRYAN.
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er what psrposs unss: contracted By hls swn Written
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on Fridays and Saturdays Of each week until
bsoks Closed Madison street opposite Post Once Block
RICHARD POUNDSTONE,
Jan So-<ws Collector.
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NOR SAkB.-Whhing 70 retire from bssinss, I sGsr
my stock 81 gssds for SALE which coassts Of coed
aertnsnt u gecsriss and fixtures Liberal inducements
will be given. Store. lo7 Main street, OTTAWA.
sysb e4w WI. LAMB.
0PkBNDID STALLION FOR SALE.-The
- undersgnsd o6ssv his splendid stallion JOHN RICH.
ARDe for sale, or will trade him for other hoss flesh
FEB e-lWs '.t.A H. DAY.
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CHANCE TO MAKE A FORTUNE Tho
undersigned Offers for sale his whole house. contents
leass, rights and Axturss conneced herewith situated
AquSduc IN Ottawa. The Ice house has Just been Asd
with 2fOo of beautiful Ice which 10 In perfect order
Terms Of sals'nsde sssy. fsbS-tr NEWTON WARD.
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All Healing Salve!
STATE RIGHTS

Iue the same. Alec will all orders for sslvs.
All oeumu1isatens should be addressed -
D.. G. eWARTHOUT,
Joliet, VIII O. N
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Read the Following Testim onialsl

PONTIAC, LIvingston Co., JNy 81 1875
M. G. DwARfnouf-DeAr Sir: 1t affords pleasure
recommend the Of your savs 10 all persons who
fsring with Fstua EncanA. sufferer Tor six month
and was advised by several counsel In the and so
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formed fortunately received from your hands four boz
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nan. Yours, respectfully.
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The New York herald., 1869-06-17
A DvERTIsEMEyTs FOR THE HERALD
n RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN Ar OrR
BRANCH OFFICE, l4s FULTON STREET.
COAsTyvIsE STEAMSHIPS.

COASTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.
pacific NAIL ss15,EsAsx,sHIr coxpASY's
oAIlsoasia ILHsSSfa kSD kiSs CHINA n
Through rates. r.. Cabin, New Yort aud San rsncisc
ss.s :, s:os s.. s''Sls sss s'''a s';ss.s' SIX
foot Of Cana street a. IL oe ces noon p'f NO. S''A
except when o: a, 's % i"S s s sss9 :ss %oos tn. s.,
on. hundred pounds baggage free each adult Medicine
.;Ss sns u a sssH ..s ff q Conner
GREAT sqss sns ~ ssa ssnp E 70.
chG5ssrS sGrss 70 ss 70. gmssy
Az usual acii'es afforded shippers 10 collecting inland
Fot freight passage ticket. and all further Information
sgpy :: the companys ticket ocs, on the wharf Zoo. Of
LIMITED STATES AND BRAZIL NAIL STEAMSHIP
The .,sesu, ssevh.e sesm,Sio Nopru .Nra,c. o,o
ssaso s.Ss .s no j.a..s :s u sE g
s ososs NJ pier No. y Sor.S rivsr. June ~
For freight Or pawn wa e. Rappsly psAsRrsos K .,.,.
No Bowling Green. New York.
TEXAS LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS, TOUCHING
The Al steamer TITLE Captain Parridr. viii leave pier
:sSs ,s $ or sssy sSs Ne. Z ys,s not .
Through bills OF isting given 10 Houston on ali gods Goa
sss sS 2';sf PiS f'SsSs ga ss S.J:a
HAVANA, sIsAL AND VERA CRUZ.
II New Yoss sna Me.can Man sieam,hlg Lius, sailing
Tb. splendid new ssainer. = hA'' "'e'' ""A'
SlIr W MEAlCO CAPTAIN Desken, Pridav, JunelS
CLEOPATRA, Captain Phillips, Thursday, Juys
3. ALEXANDRA SONS
SS Broadway.
United STATES MAIL TO HAVANA
ATLANTIC NAIL STkAMsfIIP COMPANY.
sslne regularly every Thursday, at oclock r. NJ. pre-
eisey, from per No. North river, ~ " ~
CoL.MBiA.... Captain T. Van sce via Nassau June "
asIo EAgLG .Cap,an Greene ....... June a
sphko CAsILk Captain X. Adams, via Nassau. .Juy 1
SO ThR2Lts, Ir.. No. Bowling Green
L,oR BERNUnA.
Tbs Al $40 ,n.hg Fan KFH, Joseph y. s,ssic, Master,
WIZ san from per W North river for the aboys por on
Necnesisy pext, 18th inst. at O'Clock y. ~,
Ssoin passage $50 10 god
ffe!ent per dry barrel, 81 cents IN sold.
rT uebh or psssale having superior accom- rmodations
arpvto J. NORMAN HARVEY, Aeert
~ New street. New YORK.
EoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
-. The Cromwell Line.
oi thls ne viii leave pier No. North river ri
s9eock =. NJ. A. 1o.ovs:--
CnnuH1B WASHINGTON. Saturday June ~
NvNrSi june "a
rre,fm sken for ST. Louis Mote snd aslyos,on At
For passsge ffst nnd second cias or freeh, aptyto
H. ~ CROMWELL a co. - Mtsi street.
A DNERfIsEMFNTs FOR THE HEyALp
~ khcEivED IN BRDUKLlN At CUR
bhANcH OFFICE, JS FuLTo. STREET,
The New York herald., 1869-06-17

ITO LET-FuRNIsHED, A BEAUTIFUL AND NEWLY
furnished House containing II rooms incl ding table 40
bed nen crocEcry silver None but responsible
piFate parties need Apply. li3 Twenty sixth street.
Lexington avenue.
The New York herald., 1869-06-17
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A LRANY AND TRoY.-THE DAY LINE BOATS, q.
"A vIBBARD and d. DREW vii commence running -
Albany on Monday May 81 leaving Dcsbrosses
NJ and Thtyfouth at as connecting with railroads
for all points North and West.
The New York herald., 1869-06-17

ITO LET-A BROWN STONE HIGH sToOP HOUSE,
L newy pnntea and cleaned; furnished or ih6u tnrBi
Eeighborhood hrs class CAL on owner 81 West
Thirty frat street.
The New York herald., 1869-06-17

A RARE CHANCELLOR yALU, oys FRONT AND
- A.. Two re"t isdinls, @si.a viia a4e 'o.t ulullns
es &C. sU'aye ioi hsal leet ~ bttrl t.lc4a vcsi
:. ceida g.altl gllse sAN'l, 3G tasy tSrml 5rply
W sVstFH Levy. No, Chambers ftrvat .''
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C,ToRE 2ls CENTRE STREET 10 LEr-IF BEING
- the hOor, $3.50 prepared for heavy work aud
with without power from powerful engine. Apply on
the premi.es-
The New York herald., 1869-06-17

CTEAM POgER.-LOFTS AND BASEMENT To LET.
together, each 95xl00 feet wish without
power. Apply at the oce OF the Metropolitan Mould
ing Mil, No. 1884 Third avenue
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KnAL EsrsrE 10 ExCuAys.r.

CltF PROPERTY To EXCHANGE FOR A FAnu ON
- Lets = snt srst tisss Houses, accent 10 C..s.i
is agi ihr,s nfsi e' brown stone Stores on enc OF se
Irlu FN nytlrss; r4ttF ~ the whole no ~ .,,,
oneuaf a. us3s Tor the balance on i dsr,s ~
par " ihen % tas same tcs Apgy al $50 or ,s Tb,J
Grenys. " ~ '"''"
The New York herald., 1869-06-17

ITO LET-Fu FINISHED OR UNFURNTsHED, THE DE-
Il srabe hou-e IS University place, Tenth street,
first class busaess location Apply 20 A. N. DAVIDSON on
the premises.
The New York herald., 1869-06-17

ITO LET-A LARGE ROOM, SECOND FLOOR, COR
Boaiway and Twentythrd streeti capable OF being
divided suitable for artists tradesmen business
Apply JOSEPH J. MAERIS, "a Wall street. between IL
ErOadMaY.
The New York herald., 1869-06-17

CToRE AND BASEMENT TO LET .-cosNER THIRD
- Forty Eth street, p ty g. feel Oderats
rent splendid for gr0cery dry go0ia drl
The New York herald., 1869-06-17

ITO LET-A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE, on
Second avenue two doors from Eighteenth Terms
very low possession Immediately Apply al Sl5 second
The New York herald., 1869-06-17

ITO LET-AT REDUCED RENT, FURNISHED AND
Il unf4rnished Houses in New YORK and Brooklyn Per
mts of A. JoURNEAY, No. Pine street.
The New York herald., 1869-06-17
Miscellaneous.

A DvERIisKMENrs FOR THE HERALD
II hh tit 80 tN HROCkgYN tT orr
BRANCH uffiCE, l45 o. LION Strict
The New York herald., 1869-06-17

ITO LEr-TFE OLD ESTABLISHED CIGAR STORE
corner Of West and Morris streets Apply AZ II * Moriis
street, New York
The New York herald., 1869-06-17

no LET-A HANDSOME MARBLE STORE NEW
i've stories, basement and cellar 2tXsj; al Improve
nens; vii be let whole part, n4llS-gss rsut =
Great Jones street Apply A. BAAITEAU Co, "A Son.
etreet. Agents, take no.ice-
The New York herald., 1869-06-17

CORNER BASEMENT TO LET-LARGE AND WELL
lighted; would excellent bakers shop. Apply
the premises, 7s2 Thd avenue corner Of Ftecoai ST.
The New York herald., 1869-06-17

NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE EXCEPT TWO
"A the ownsr) In complete order, TO let
to small private family OF adults at l25 East Thirty Ars
The New York herald., 1869-06-17

ITO LET-A SPACIOUS SECOND FLOOR, WELL LIGHT
ed, for manufacturing purposes Apply at 70 Wooster
street.
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Assignee's Sale.
In the matter of THOMAS ScANLoN,
Bankrupt.

u Itft HfdltCl VI uohao OS-hNLN
Bankrupt.
In pursuance Of an ,ordsr from Hon. W.
j. Clawson, Regist"r in Bankruptcy,
4th Congressional District, S. G., / will
sell at tire Uoart House IN Camden, S.
g., to the highest bidder, on the End
day of December, 4. D., 1869, the In
terest of, tie above named Bankrupt in
and to one Tract of Land, containing
Five Hundred and Twcn'y-Four Acres
mo- or less situated on tie waters OF
Bran Creek, in County Of kersEaw,
bounded North by lands Of Hammond
and Bran Creek, South by Lands OF
Jesse Kilgorc, Nest by Lands ofC. S.
Lynn, +iast by Lands of j. Beatty.
TERMS, Cash, purcl'ascr to pay for
Title Deeds and Stamps.
j. NJ. GAYLE, Assignee.
Nov. IL. 1t.
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--...,. NEW. GOODS, ,.-,-~
NEW GOODS.

XNIE are again in receipt of a full line OF all
w the popular Goods We have intro
duced many Of them this season, at lower pri.
ces than we opened the season witt. We
enamerate few ofthem, viz: E~,
FRENCH MERINO. all coldrs' .:...... 81 40
FRENCH ALLWOOL DELA1NE DO. so
Sack Flannels. Fancy Deldines. Reps, Fan,
cy Plaids. Poplins, Empress'C Sths. Cloth ci
Italy, Cloth lesyenic:. Satins; Velvets: Toll
de Venice, Shawls, Cloaks, Gents, Shawls,
Gonds, f,aaies vssts, Gents Vests and
TO match. Ladies'. Gents and Children'ss
Hose in WoSl, Nerino, Cotton, Ribbed and
Plain Goods, Notions. Small Wares and
Haberda dashery Of every description, EmBroid.
cries, Laces. Sets in Maltese, VElenciennes,
Honi,on---CluneY.S&c Zeal Lnces from so
cents 10 SIS per yard. White Goods OF all
grades in Swisses, Jacpnets, Cambria, Per
Gales, Dmity. Linen, &c.
7,8. 9 and 10 4 Blearhed ,Qamask,
1873 and 10 4 Brown Damask,
80 RdbY. Wine Cloth. - .....-,
s4Scarlet Wine Cloth, ~ -
lo.4 Maroon Tea Cloth. 4 :.
lo4 Open Linen Dinner Cloths-NaPkins
Towels from 10 cents 10 81, or from $40
to Si2 per dozen. . =, =
Honey comb Quilts, Marseiles Quilts al
all prices r. 1 ~ = =. ,.g,,,2T - :!
Cussimercs. Tweeds. Broadcioihs, Snti::
nets. Jeans, Kerseys,, Linsey. Flannels, Bed
Blankets, Prints. Bleached Sheeiins. and
Shirting. Yarns. Brown Cot,ons and osnn'
burGs.
: CARPET.Sin Hemp. Wool, 2-ply Atwood,
-3-ply Atwood, Tapestry Brussels Velvet
and RUGS 10 match. n!
FLOOR oILCLOTftn.s.s,6.4. Sd, l24,
: WINDOW SHAPES in every color and
widlh-cut 10 fit. 9 '''"
Agencies. &l
We are Agents for the best brand OF BROWN
GOODS in the. Slate, and give our customers
advantages on them.
-.. .r- ,%!TiIiAlso. |tI ~ ) "t
Agents for good YARNS. ''' '-'> ''.
Our Carpet Department and our
Wholesale Department.
Are new and fixed features OF our business,
and we compete outside of this market in
them. g. -
R.C SILVER.
Columbia. S. c.. Nov. 4:-TJ. q.
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1880 ACRES,

fertile; heal.lful, abundautly watered !,
, and heavily timbercd, running back
eastward from Watercc' River about
five miles. This place, is !subdivided
iuto Twenty one Farms. 1t is intersec-
ted by "The South Carolina Rail Road,
the Charleston Road and Black River
Road" making fl'tHe farms accessible.
- FEeMs2One fifth Cash, balance on
a credit of one, two and three years, in.
terest from date payable aunually at 7
per cent, secured by bond, personal
surety, and a mortgage Of the premises,
with the privilege TO purchasers to pay
al cash. Purchasers to pay For stamps,
papers and recording.
Ad3ssept on:t!e place TiashoWr the
lands, and the plats can be seen at the
office Of VIM. NJ. Shannon, All
'-'' -. '''..'' o., JAMES CHESNUT,
49," VIM. NJ. SHA ANNON.
Special;-Mastcrs and Receivers.
Nov. II. ,(sl3.0Ol Fl. At
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South-C Carolina,
KERSHAW--In Equity.
In the Circuit CGart.


Nancy NJ. Kelly, vs. Manscl p. Kelly,
J. Ross Dye, Administrator, ct al
Bill for, Partition, &c.
In pursuance of orders made in above
cause at September Term, 1869, l will
offer at public sale before the Court
House in Camden, on Monday, the 9th
day Of December, prox all that
TRACT OF LAND,
lying in said County, on waters Of
White Oak aud Grnnny's Quarter
Greeks, containing FIVE HUNDRED
AND TWENTY ACRES, being the
Tract whercou John Kelly deceased,
resided; bounded by land Of Jesse Kill
gore, Mrs. McDowall, Richard Ovens
deceased, and WIN. ,Drakeford, being
the Tract ordered to be conveyed to
said Nancy NJ. Kelly, under former or
ders .! this Court, aud the terms never
being complied with, it is now sold at
her risk. .'". .... '.. I'd
TERMS-Onc fourth Cash, balance
on credit of one and two years. with
interest from date, payable annually.
secured by bond. personal surety and
a mortgage Of the premises. Purcha-
ser to pay for stamps and papers.
c. SILVER, Clerk.
Nov. H.. (S7.5O) At
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Assignee's Sale.

In the matter Of WILLIAM CLYBURN,
-" Jr., Bankrupt.
1t is ordered, by Hon. W. j. Clawson
Register in Bankruptcy, there being nc
opposing interest, that the ch"ses ir
action Of the above named Bankrupt
be sold at public auction on the 18th ot
November, 1860, at the Court House
in Camden. S. &. -.. ...
j. NJ. GAYLE, Assignee.
Nov. 4 %. ~. .... It
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;. ~ KERsHH[AWylrgGg 3 1 >
In the Probate Court.

- -s1EE5 EGsiE, o. 81 q z
81 In the Probate Court.
Bchj j. Humphreys and Susan his
ri wife; Benz. j.; RadehB; et2.at sHsss.
Josiah Parish, Harriet his wife, Re-
, bccca, Radclfff. ct al.
, :, ,RsGFon fir Partition.
: sItappcaring to my satisfaction, that,
Josiah Parish and Harriet Parish, his
wife, Rebccca Radcliffi andthe children
of Samuel Parish, deceased, whose
names are unknown, defendants to the
above Petition, are beyondjandireside
without the limits of this State, 1t is
ordered, on motion ofShannon, Solicit
or, for Petitioners, that the said defend, !,
ants, do plead, answer q! demur. to the
abovo Petition within forty days from
the; publication 81 this order. In de-
fruit whereof, (ah. order pro conlesso
will be entered agaidst them.
j. F,SUTHERAND, J. ?.
Nov. i. Ut O..
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The State of South! Carolina,
IN EQUITY--Sumter County

=
J. Fl. Mcleod, Administrator, rs. j.
Nj. DeSdussurc, ct aE-Bill' to sell
Real Estate, MaIshal Assets and Re-
Gas. ,--y,., 49,, -....a
In obedience TO the order in the above
stated case, -dhted October 18th 1889,
will offer for sale at public outcry, at
Sumter Euurt House, on the first Mon
day in December next, the lands be.
lon.ing to the Estate of Jeremiah R.
Mcleod, deceased, in two parcels to
wit:
That part of said real estate lying on
the West side ottle public road Leading
from the town of Sumter through the
said real estate to the town Of Camden,
containing about Ninety Eight Acres
in cne parcel, aud that part Of the said
real estate, lying on the East side OF
said public Road, containing about Five
Hundred aud Eight Acres in another
parcel, One half Of the purchase money
to be paid Cash, and the balance on a
credit Ct one year, with Interest from
the day Of sale; ,paysnent to be secured
by The ibond of the purchaser aud mort
gage Of the premi,es.s :. !. & :
The morrgaged premises consisting I
about Six Hundred and Six Acres OF
s.aud adjoining Lands of John NJ. De-
Saassure and others, and having been
pEehased from w ". Wilkinson by
she Intestate Jeremiah r. McIeod.-
Purchasers 70 paylfor- Stamps and Pa.
pers.lsla q: n. j. COGHLAN, y
% Sheriff, S. G.. i
Nov. IL. ll.--~(sl05O 4t.
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>Assignee's Notice.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

:Inthe matter 9f5AMEs L. Mcdowell
BankIIupk ! .
All Creditors hasipg'Lelhs in ths above
stated case, vii! est: blisk the same be,
fore Hon. u, G. Carpenter, Bkgister in
BanEruptcy, as his Office IN Charleston,
s. G., on or before the 9th day Of No
fcnibef, 1869 ort;be. barred: fssan any
benefit in The decree for distribution to
be made in the said case.fni;~ !
'''..'' " j.. B. STEPHENSON, ,
. Nov. 4.-st.. r7eE.: Assignee
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BY. permission of j.. F Sutherland,
Judge Of Probate, I Will sell before tlre
Court House door. in Camden on the
first Monday in December between the
legal Fours Of sale, one hundred and
twenty-five acres of hpd,L more or less,
aying on the waters Of White Oak Crack
in Kershaw County. 49,. '..' ...'
y 90 ARCHIBALD OWENS,
.a%5gr.s .tr2- 1-a 80 Adm'r.
Nov. II. '.'"> - :" It.
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SALE OF
.,.. SALE or
Valuable Real Estate.
A. J. Ila''s' 2s', ct al } pa,lo Bill, for Relief
Laura J. Halle, ct al, 4. -''--'- -

a: j. 1::;:' H., Il: ct al % p''' g, Relief
Laura j. Halle, ct al, = ~ lie. -
In obedience to an order from JuLg &c
L. Bouzer, made in above stated case,
will offer for sale, before tire Court
HGusei in Camden, on Monday, the 9th
day of Dcccmhcr, next, the real estate
of the late james g. Halle, situated
about eleven miles north. east from Cam
den, and consisting of five valuable
parcels, viz: :.r-- =. -" .s,,;. -
The Davis Tract of 2S9 IL, Acres
with d settlement thereon. The Home
Place, Of lis Acres, with 6nc resi-
dence and settlement thereon Tract
No. 3, of 397 l-2 Acres. Tract No. |.
of ;3l1 1-2 Acres, and Tract No. 5 Of
1914 Acres Tire three Tracts just
named constituting the Granny's Quar-
ter Creek Plantation, Plats of the
land can be seen and information given
by calling on the undersigned.
TERMS --Onc fourth Cash, balance
On credit of one, two and three years,
sccured by bond with two or more sure.
tics and mortgage Of the premises sold.
Pcrchasets to pay for stamps and papers.
j. D. DUNLAP,
Nov. 4.-5t. Special Rec'r.
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South Carolina,
KERSHAW. COUNTY.
IN TIE E4ROBATE COURT.
Hall T: McGces Us: Amanda Wheeler

In TIE TfC I'd II COChI .
Hall 7. McGce, Us: Amanda Wheeler
Sarah Warren, ct. hf.
Petition f9r Purtiiion.
1t appearing to my satisfaction, that
Mrs. Amanda Wheeler, Martha Angle
Sarah Warren, Margaret Warren, s. S.
Prcntiss Warren, Anna Warren, Peter
Warren, Joseph Warren and Marian
Warren, Joseph Wheeler and Anna
Wheeler lis wife, defendants to abo7c
Petition, are beyond and reside witho7:
the limits of this State. 1t is n-r.~ed
on motion of Shannon, Solicitor Tor Pc
tilioner that the said defendants do
plead, answer or dclpur to the above
Petition within forty days from the
publication. of this order, in default
thereof, an order pro coDfesse will be
entered against them.
Be-. J. F. SUTHERLAND, j. p,
Nov. /. 'rl.:n... Ut
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Assignee's Sale.
In the mattcrof Jos. NJ GAYLE, Ban

In the matterof JOS. M GAYLE, Bank'
-rupt.
II is ordered, by Hon. ". / Clnwson,
Register in Bankruptcy, there being no
opposing interest, that the choscs in ac-
tion OF the above named Bankrupt, he
sold at public auction on the 18th Of
November, 1869, at, thc Curt House
in Camden,-S+ q. - -,
..,,...lz AVN. CLYBURN, Dr., .&T
Nov. 1. .- 20. *a-,a 2.
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Assignee's Notice..
IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN BANKRUPTCY.
In tho matter of AILIsoN A.-hc Dow.
ELL, Bankrupt.
All Creditors having Liens in the a.
boye suited case, will establish the same
before Hon. &C, Carpepter, Register
In Bankruptcy, At his Office in Charles,
ton, s. c., OH or before the 24th day OF
November, 1885, or be barred1rom any
benefit in'tho. decroe fgaistriba,ion to
be made in the said casess Il
..s.s - T., B. STEPHENSON,
Nov, ,I4-St. Assignee.
Charleston News copy once week
for three weeks, and send bill to the
Assignee.
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ADVANCES ON COTTON.

Liberal advances made on COTTON
shipped to our friends in Charleston,
Baltimore aud New York.
JAMES JONES.
Nov. I. tt.
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Estate Notice.

All persons having demands against
the Estate Of the late, Mrs. sArabella K.
Peay, are hereby notified to present the
same to me duly attested for payment,
and all persons in any way indebted to
said Estate are required to make i'm,
mediate payment.
W. r. NELSON, Qualified Ex'r.
My !. 4t.