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Mississipui News.

The fernando Press of Tuesday
came to US with blank inside.
DIR. II. 2. Atkins, living near
BrOOkhaven, had his house and all his
furniture destroyed by fire last week.
A Mr.. House, while fishing in a
lake in ChickasaW county, was bitten
by a snake, and died next day. So
says the West Point Herald.
Hon. T. l.. Martin has written
the Grenada Sentinel q letter saying
that under no circumstances would he
become a candidate for Congress.
We learn from the Brookhaven
Journal that the cotton worm has
made its appearance in that region,
and, tits feared, will prove very de-
structive, owing TO the late season.
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MARINE MlsHAP.
lake Propsl;er surnea...Loss sr ue.

Lake Pr0peher bu9nea---L0ss bf llle.
DETROIT, SeptsJnber 3.-The pro-
peIler Boscabell, Capt. Hodges, Of the
New York Central Line, caught fire
this morning at 9 O'Clock, three miles
below st. Clair. As soon n the Ere
was discovered the boat was run on
the Canada shore where she continued
TO burn, and win prove total loss.
The fire originated about the boilers.
THE Boseabeli was bound for Chicago,
and had ten passengers. All were
saved. Most of them lost all their et-
f.cts. The officers, crew and passen-
gers were conveyed TO st. Clair on the
Belle of Ask0sh. The second engi'
neer, Geo. Ely, finding it impossible
10 reach the deck, juElped overheard
and was drowned. II is feared that
one Of the firemen suffered the same
fate.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
to the Southeastern Press Association
WASHINGTON GOSSIP:
New Postmaster at LOIlsvilIe---Pcstal Az
fairs before the Cabinet.

Rev POSTMASTER al IOIiSFiiie---FcStdl AZ
fairs before the Cabinet
WASHINGTON, September 3.-Sec
retary Rawlins is much better to
day. .-
The President has appointed Col
Jere NJ. Bayles Postmaster at Louis
vile, vice Or. Speed who has been in
Officeeight years. This appointment,
il is stated, Is in accordance with a
declaration of President Grant, some
time since, that certain persons who
had held Office eight years must give
place 10 others who had suffered by
the war, provided they are equally
competent to fill the position.
The condition of political affairs in
Kentucky has received some atten-
tiOn OF late.
A Cabinet meeting was held with
view to making changes in the prin-
cipal offices and to bring incumbents
fully in accordance with the Admin
istratiOn.
The War Department yesterday re-
ceived from AttOrney-General HOar
his opinion relative to political affairs
in Virginia, and has transmitted the
same to General Candy for his infor-
nation and guidance. 1t depends
upon the letter to make the full text
public. The Attorney General says
the Legislature must, rs a prerequi-
site, submit the Constitution and their
action thereon to Congress for appTO-
val. In this the test oath will not be
required. Ifthe Constitution and the
action of the Legislature be approved
the Legislature then becomes the
Legislature of the State, and the
provision OF the Constitution
liking the qualification Of men,
bers of the Legislature neces-
sarily prevails-the requirements of
the reconstruction act being thus su-
perceded so far as Virginia is con-
cerned. But before such approval by
Congress, Virginia not being in all
respects a State in the Union, the Leg
islature as a provisional body cannot
pass laws without its members taking
the test oath. The reconstruction acts
require the ratification Of the fifteenth
of the Constitution of the
United States before the State can be
admitted to representation in Con-
gress. There is no question but that
this amendment viii be ratified by an
majority.
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here this morning, and also the United
States Marshal from Savannah. Reye-
nue. cutters have have been ordered to
cruise off the coast, to intercept the
filibusterers, if they should succeed in
getting away. Great excitement pre-
walls here, as many who joined the
expedition are young men under age.
The United States Commanders office
has been crowded all day with pa
rents, to hear if the authorities have
succeeded in stopping the party. The
party had special boat chartered to
lake them down the river to Apa-
lachicola, and are reported as being
under the command of Maj. Bridge
ford, formerly of Gen. Lees staff.
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GEORGIA.
caban Expedition Arrested at Fort Gaines.

caban Expedition Arrested at Fort Gaines.
MACON, GA, September.-A large
number of men who enlisted for the
Cuban army are at Fort Gaines, Ga.
United States Deputy Marshal Cox
arrived there yesterday, and tele-
graphed that the citizens are unable
to cope with them, and asks for troops
A dispatch has been forwarded to Gen.
Seary, asking for a company of troops
10 be sent to the Fort by special train.
District Attorney Milledge telegraphed
IN return 10 the effect that he viii be
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NOTICE.

District OF West Tennessee,
In Bankruptcy.
AT Memphis, Tenn, e6th day of August, 1869.
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appointment as Assignee of TbOs. J. Hicks,
individually, and as one of the frm OF Hicks
& smith, Memphis, Shelby county, and State
of Tennessee, within said District, who has
been adjudged Bankrupt upon his own petit
tion. by the District Court OF said District.
aurS D. WOOLDRIDGE. ASSignee.
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NOTICE.
District of West Tennessee, I
Ia nanErnFafgu

District of West Tennessee,
In Bankruptcy.
AT Memphis, Tenn, 26th day of August, 1863
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as Assigneee of Amos H. curtin
and I. II. Curlin, of Memphis, shelby county.
and State Of Tennessee; and James Cnrnn,oi'
Mt Zion, Upton county, and state OF leh-
nessee, individually and as partners OF siofs-
idtudsed banlSrupts. upon their own petition,
by tile District Court of said Ditriet.
o. WOODBRIDGE, Assignee
auS q
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CALIFORNIA.
The Result Of the Eleciion---A Democratic
TriumDh,

Triumph.
SAN FRANCISCO, September 3.-The
Democratic local tickets throughout
the State generally have been elected
by a decided Democratic majority.
The next Legislature will be emphatic
against the fifteenth amendment.
Later returns give full Democratic
Legislature. The vote of this city
was light; about 36, 600 names were on
the register, but less than 1900 votes
were polled. The count of the straight
tickets for Mayor last night gave Mr..
Coffin (DemOcrat near 1400 majority;
but the count of scratched tickets at
8 o'clock this evening shows that
Selby independently is about 125
ahead, with prospect of an increased
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MINOR TOPICS.
Frauds in the Revenue DeuartmeDt.


BALTIMORE, September 3.-The
case of A. j. Ulman, whose distillery
near this city was seized a few weeks
since by the Revenue Officers for COM
pounding liquors in the cistern room,
has been compromised by the Reve-
nue. Department. Ulman paid S20,-
600 and costs.
SUPPOSED OUTLAW KILLED.
LOUISVILLE, September 3.-Paul
Skiprath, supposed Missouri outlaw,
was killed by Mr.. Lewis near this
city this morning. Skiprath had been
arrested the night previous by Lewis,
and was trying to escape when shot.
LADY TIIORNE YET THE WINNER.
New YORK, September LADY
ThOTne beat Mountain Boy mile heats
in harness this pm. at Prospect Park
Fair grounds in 2:23f; 2:2I; 2:2IL.
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NOTICE,

District of West Tennessee, "a
In Bankruptcy.
At Memphis, Tenn, a6th day of August, 1853.
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment as Assignee of David Hukin,
individually and as partner of the nrm OF
Hukili 4 Wonder, of Memphis, Shelby county
and State Of Tennessee, within said District,
who has been adjudged Bankrupt upon his
own petition, by the District Court Of said
District o. WOOLDRIDGE, Assignee.
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RICHMOND.
Attorney General HOar Decides Against the
Test O0ath.


RICmIOND, September 3.-Great re-
jOicing this morning over the news
telegraphed here yesterday of AttOr-
ney General HOar's opinion against
the requirement Of the test oath.
Gen. Candy expected, but did not re-
ceive Mr.. HOar's opinion here this
morning.
1t is learned from sources deemed
reliable that Gen. Candy will soon
proclaim the result of the election in
Virginia. That on the fourth Tues
day thereafter the Legislature will
meet. and the test oath will not be al
lowed to act on the questions beyond
those required by law preliminary to
the recognition of the State by Con-
gress, the latter including the ratitica-
ton of the Fifteenth Amendment TO
the Constitution of the United States.
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NOTICE.

District of West Tennessee, 90
In Bankruptcy.
At Memphis, Tenn, aith day OF August, 1862.
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment as assignee OF James W. Raw
lings, of shelby county, and State of Ten
nessee within said District. who has been
adjudged bankrupt upon his own petition,
BY the District Court pf said District.
auR2s 0. MOOLDRIDGE, Assignee.
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NOTICE.

District of West Tennessee
In Bankruptcy,
At Memphis, Tenn, 2Sth, day of August, 1860.
The undersigned hereby give notice of his
appointment as Assignees OF Alfred Marco
ratti of Memphis, shelby county, and State
Of Tennessee, within said District, who has
been adjudged q hankrupt, upon his own Pc
tiiion BY the District Court OF said District.
U. WOODBRIDGE, Assignee.
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NOTICES IN BANKRUPTCY.
EOTiCE.
District ofWest Tennessee, ;
4. Z -

District 0fWest Tennessee -
Ia Bankruptcy.
Al Memphis, Tenn, 26ih day of August, 1883.
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as assignee or Stephen l. Car
penteT, Moscow, ,Fayetee county, state ofTen-
neSsee, within said District, who has been adj
Judged Bankrupt upon his own petition, by
the District Ccurt Of said District.
aug2S o. WOULDRIDGE, Assignee.
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MT. VERNON INSTITUTE,
ENGLISH AND FRENCH
Home School for Young Ladies',
NO. IS MT. VERNON PLACE,


Mrs. MARY ]. JONES, PRINCIPAL, as
vi sisted by Professors and Teachers OF
great ability. This school is situated In he
most elevated and beautiful part Of the cit,
and oilers 70 the pupils all the oInf.rts ~
hoIne, together with the best tnfiaences tor a
good useful and Christian training. Vhs
Tenth annual session will commence SIP
TEMPER 10TH. kor Circulars address the
Principal,
REFxEEScEs-Messrs. Woodward. BALDWIN
4 Co, Baltimorei Baldwin & Fleming, MAI
G. Bethel, ESQ, Memphis; Fred. l. Gotten,
Talehassee; Gen. r f. Lee, Lexington. Va;
General francis Smith, Lexington, Va y.
Meyer, Memphis. a1sI
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2 fIH1I OF NhFIEMbFKI Inc secOnl
IIssF Mos DAY IN FEBRUARY.
TERMS PER SESSION.
MEMPHIS FEMALE COLLEGE,
No. 2S2 Adams Street, x
Professor William Carroll, AM, Principal.

THIS Inst Tuition will be opensd sEPrE,<zEa
j 18th with "A full corps Of competent feach-
ers. For further Information spDIy for cir
eular 10 the Principal, No- lSi Second street
Mem lis, Tenn: -
REFERENCES: .-rr
Rev. F. II. Bowman, Pastor OF First Presbyte-
rian Church.
Rev. DR.. L. c. Ransom, Pastor OF FIRST Cum
berland Presbyterian Church.
Rev. T.. NJ. Richardson. Pastor OF Third Pres-
By ytrrian Church.
Rev. J. o. steadnRn. I'D, Pastor Of Alabama
street Church
John 7. Stratton, ses Front street
James Elder. 20 Madison street
Milton 2. Jarnagin, n Madison street.
DIR. G.. ". Jones, 81 Main street
DR.. A. Erskine. Il Monroe street
II. Wade. 297 Main street. Augladsv-
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Memphis FemaIe Seminary,

TALL SESSION WILL OPEN WEDNES.
Il DAY, September lst. For earGlosyuss ~
circulars cali at Young's Bookstore, 0g "a Nc
sEsi hrs. a. D. HAI.iaE, Principal,
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orr1er srr,r noAnp o. EprcAr1or

OFFICE SUP'F board or EDUCAFTOx.1
August q, 1869
TTtHE City Schools, both white and cOlorad
j will open on the first Monday 9TH OF
september next. I viii attend at my No 10
North Court street, In Odd Fellows Hall. on
and after Tuesday. the 24th inst, until the
schools open, 10 issue tickets OF admission 10
the white schools. The hours OF attendance
al said Office will be from O'Clock am. to /
o'clock pm, and rom O'Clock pm. to 5
o'clock pm.
Non-residentS Of the city can send their
children to the City schools on payment OF
moderate tuition fees al the time OF admission
ang2 j. 7. LEATfI, Sup't.
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eARPENTERlHG.
JOHN REED.

CARPENTER AND BUILDER, No. 90 JEFF
- ferson Street, entrance in alley. Special
attention given to stair Work. Houses and
NeFaRdahs framed Fsady tor shipping noFQ
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EDUCATIONAL.
ST0NEWALL INSTITUTE.

'dlS famous school for boys orlans fla ffsh
= scholastic year on the drsG Monday oT
Oetooer next. II i situated IN a high range
OF hills-Dallas county Alabama = btrfa-s,,
ihliss nOrth o. selma, and can be reached BY
hachs rom Selma for - 80. Remarkable IT.
lyhtloli y given 70 the elementary branches
Of boys education. ReadInr. VErtfin9
sPelii1g and arithmetic are taught 70 the en-
uFe sehoOl- \ thorough course will save tha
expense OF sending boys 10 college Recently
three Of the students or this instltute have
each taken premiums at different Uuiverss-
ties This fact tells much for the Instruction
and high moral culture impaired at thfs
school The students and teachers constitute
q community. No Cigar Shops nor Isc1aJ- 81
looms are Hetg' b. Two Hundred and sixty
Dollars VIII cover n years Board Tuition
and washing; books extra Tlse Tnsnfite o.
tongs q no N~t q Hof controlled by zrzsfe=s 6gG
Is tic sole properly Of tas proprietor.
Application for circulars may be made n
D. @. 3. COSNERLY, President.
SepZ Near relma Ala
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DISSOLUTION.

TNHE firm OF Pittmau, Cobb & Co, Cotton
L Brokers, IS this day dissolved by mutual
consent, Mr.. JOHN ANDERSON retiring. The
business OF the firm viii be conducted by z.
r. Ptttman and f. d. Cobb. under the same
firm name. they as -uming all liabilities and
collecting all assets due the firm.
r. Il. PfFTMAN,
+. d. CORB,
sci JOHN ANDERSON.
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REMOVAL.

Main Street Store for Rent.
ETPOS timely application and sufficient in
u dueement Of1ored, we Will rent for one
year from lstSeptember next, the Front Store
Room now occupied by us, corner of Main
and Jefferson streets. with part Of basement.
hu2O RONSrETt, IRRELEVANT q co.
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Saint MarY's SehnnI

CoRNER, Of Polar and Alabama. Ms.
~ MARY = POS, Principal. VIII open Tor
DAY N SefTE1lRER. No boys over ten viii
be received. No pupils are taken BY the
month. anUlS
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ST. AGNES ACADEMY
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

THIS Institution, conducted by the Sisters
i of St. Dominic. is delight fully situated II
healthy and retired part OF the city af Mem
phis, Ienp- The buildings are ample and
conltnodious, Standing Ia the center OF eL-
tenslyc ana highly iInprov ed grounds shaSst
by forest trees. and laid out and set with TRle
plants and shrubbeTy.
The course or studies com mprises Ru the
branches, Useful and Ornamental, that are
usually taught
The Academic Year consists OF two Sessions
OF i've months each; the FIRST commencing
on The FIRST OF SEPTEMBER, the second OF
the FIRST Nos DAY IN FEBRUARY.
TERMS PER SESSION.
Payable half yearly, Invariably in advance:
For board and tuition In any OF the follow
ing branches: Reading, arithmetic, English
grammar, geography, history, rhetoric, COM
position, criticism, principles OF natural
chemistry aud botany, mental
and moral philosophy, plain sewing mark
Ing. etc, SO $50, $50 aud SEQ according TO The
age or the class Of the pupil.
For Day Standardization, SIS, so. 81 or
$50, according 10 Ege or class as above.
For further Information. apply o. address
the 3" MOTHER SUPERIOR p
avn dSW 81. Agnes Academy
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOR SALE.--A 70-saw Carver Gin, nearly
u new, for two dollars n saw. al Chelsea
Mills. See JOHN HUBER, opposite. sci
N-ANTED-2I carpenters and IaborerS
w Highest wages paid. Apply at jefferson
Street House, lU5 Jefferson street, SCI
D OSEWO0D PIANO FOR SALE-Made by
IL Haines Bros, OF y. Y , q poarl-keyed in
strument, Of perfect tone and style. Apply
81 No. 49, near the corner OF Fith and S8ffar-
ms Streets SR4
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, September 3.-Flax bag
ging 24G25c. Superfine flour S5G5 =,
Corn S5tdS75zc. Oats $3.50 ~ Tobacco
sales 81 hhds at s. to 81 50. W'ork S34G
81 p. Bacon shoulders Ice; sides 1910
6l91Ic. Hams 22k@23lZc. Lard 20lSc.
NTbicLyv e1 g2(g1 II
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Petition to Sell TIE Land and SIN.
tie Estate Of H'm. O. Parsley, decd.
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CITIZENS SAYINGS BANK H5,. :; :.
o +
SOUTH CAROLINA. .
Offico Bank Building, Abbeyille C. II.
Current Deposits of 500 and ,
upwards Received. Gold.
Deposits payable. in ~

/ agreement
y. with the - Assistant cashier.
Interest aNoared' at the rae of Sir
~ Rer Cent. per annatn,, csapossasd.e' =; Z
sio ed ere'y sir ssa:s Mggthss.f e hss.f,,as
|, and :Intenf;. or :nuy7 pars
i thereof may be, wihdr1wn AZ any
tirne-the Bank reserving le right Qhough,
1t will be rarely exercisedto demand four:
teen days notice if I'll. ariountis upder
+ 81. 200 twenty days FOYER sl,o0o'and ''7o"
sHds, sn noo s5'o0o' or oI th'y days days i oyer
: .OFFTDERS. :',,e>rrnTV
WADE 5HAMBON, President. ~ 4
= JohND,B. PAAfER, vice-Pfesidept.s .s;4 tv.,
IL THOMAS e. lREGG,, Cashier 40 - u. sA
Il D. L:iWARFiAW, Assistant Cashier. :, .isa
-. D:tIFECTOIsS.s,', .,,'s,oo >" o, :,a a. p, >,
WADE AMPTON, Columbia. h,,-5, :,
+. 'WILLIA IAAMARTIN, CoIdnIia.y
F. W. IcMASTER, Columbia. / .ghLi
A. C,!AshELL, Columbia. H.l Yivn,<
J. PfHOMAS. Colnmbia,
F. EIRlgf;5Ht}SMstf3Sq Rg;H}Mstfp3Seq Sqlemtis. T 20 o5ata
uTYMAs Z. GREGG, Columbia.Il
JILL GREGG, Marioa.. ,.,, r,,,,.
/ 9T: SCOTT, Newberry. ""' '-A
i az MAYSs Newberry. "v!'H s~.1''H
!. II. RUTLEDGE, Charleston.
Y AsANlEl4 .lRAas'N .lRAs'NaENELs5 FL JR, Chsrlestesr
Mechanics, L"borsrs, Clerks, Widows.
'rphans and others may here deposit their
'vings and draw a liberal rate. Of ihteYest''N
'erson a' Plmtess, Professional Men and IT
fnstees wishing to draw interest Oh their \.
'nds until they require tbem for business H,,sR
: other purposes. " Parents desiring to !,'I;ii9
u aPartsmRll sums for their children, and y!cnal
arried Women land. Minors fshoss dSl 94odw
,sits can. only be withdrhmno by thea. l2daiM
Ives or, in case Of death, by their le9altood,jw
Wishing to lay aside fundsn 90
future use are here afforded an opb6rJ ,ol s1o
nifty Of fdepdsiting thsir neaus where iasbass
eys.will rapidly accumulate; ahd'st, tie ,p~sns
Rsl time, be subject 10 Withdrawal whedsa g.1ol
eded. ,:updj ! IE'ga .5}no,
sept, 10, 1860, Poly
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PHONOGRAPHY.

ECERSONS wishing TO become odon.s i,
l. the uscfn! ART Of short hand wri.iur. l.,
enclosing ten $40 dollars TO the un.!c,.:rn.,
will receive. by M Ill, one !. sson, with full in
struc'i'ns, every w"el; for thirty t3n) success
sire weeks -Iw" t2) hours Practice Gael! la,
will suffice 10 mas:"r each l.,3nu
Money sen, bY mail mus. l." ,rci;.cv".l
REFERENCES Capt Brown .jI,r,r
l"ke City Fla. Editors hhhrv;ra Press "
g. Ost:"n. Sumpter -i'ws, +. g. D.Funiaiuc
Cha, lrstur.
Address WIN. II. Wilson, Weborn. Fin
Editors wishing the above, with this n,li.r
to The amount of tea driiar$. aud n COPY q
paper rent me-, will receive instructions ;,Loy,
mentioned.
VIM. II. WILSON.
Oct l. lSGu rc-,r
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/. A Rove, prices complete with ftk
IN Without frame $40 Tess on "a
mill. Also, Steam Engines, Boilers a,I' a,I'
Gearing of all kink, Grist and Sa&glss'
snnl.ers, &cl iAAgen.s, &U, fSri Tx.
Dederick's Hay and Cotton PreaZ Z@hien
| also manufacture. Alt sizkmio'p
Gearing, constantly on hand. oy morse
Stationary Steam Engine al peesr, iop
band, for sale cheap; fm CZ
All work warranted, ossn op
delivery. ;a ,a:.u - " i
IL: ..t-i.l,I IN a. -"
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
ABBENILLE COUNTY.
~ THE PROBATE COURT.


Il appearing to my satisfaction that Viii
lam Cooper and J:veiinc hi, wife. William
NcCeivy and Lula his wife and John Tur-
ner, distributes Of this estate, reside out
II and beyond The limits Of this State.
On motion of Perrin & Co,hran. sols
for petitioners, it is ordered that Tie said
part'es do appear in tlis Court aud plead
10 or answer tn" sail petition within fort,
lays Of the publication hereof or tho said
petition will be taken pro eo,J;sso agains,
lien.
1t is al $50 ordered lha. all persons hav
ing any interest in the matter DO appear il:
my Office at A!'bcvi:ie Count House on the
! eighth day Of December neg, hy ten
r'elock t" defend their interests, as on tha,
lay tho Court Will be holden 70 hear and
! '1j,ilge the tights Of the parties and TO
-e.tic The said estate.
WILLIAM HILL. :,
J.. PRO, A. O.
Oct. IS, 1869, 2G-et
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The State Of South Carolina
AGEEI-ILLE COUNTY.
In Tie Court IF P,o!utc.

Nathan a. Edwards, Admir-. &C., vs.
N"rcissa IarseIy, Amanda Johnson,
and Others.
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Sept. 10, 1869, 2o--1y

~ The Citizens of Ninety six viI1sre. Az
beville county, give notice, that at t6s next
Legislature, application will be made to Inoore
porate said village. Oct. Is, ls6Yl9m.
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GEO. ". C-IRpENTEr'S
February 2C. 1860, IL, If

GEO. W. C-IHPENTEE'.S
C"mpnnnd FInd Extract OF S.,rsaparilla
Aud Compound Fluid Extract Of Buchu
;I'lE$E Celebrated Preparations, originally
Il int "'iuced 10y Geo. w. Carpenter, uude,
the patronage Of the medical faculty; have
been 80 long extensively used by physician.
and others that they are generally knnwn for
their intrinsic value, and can be relied ON a.
heing most valuable remedies in oil cases where
sarsaparilla or Buchu applicable, and Call
not be too highly recommended. They are pre-.
pared in 4 highly concentrated form, 20 as to
repder the dose small and convenient. Orders
ny ali or oiherw ise will receive prompt atten-
ton. Gso. w. Carpenter. IIsns,,v g. Co.
Wholesale Chernscal Warehouse.
No 1877 Market street, Philadelphia.
For sale by Parker d Thomson, and w. T.
Penney, Abbe"il'e. Dowe & Noise, Wholesale
agents, Charlestop, S. G. [Ocr Is, 1869, 25-ly