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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-10

FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE EEw-JERsEY RAIL
ROAD
A boy aged about 10 years, whose name is not
known was struck by the D. m. New'Jersey Railroad
train from Trenton yesterday, when between Elizabeth
town and Newark and killed. HIS BODY was taken 10
Eewarh where IL awaits Identification,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-10
DICKINSON COLLEGE.
NOINA1AaNIA4s
IL recent commencement of Dickinson

At the recent commencement of Dickinson
College at Carlisle, Pa the trustees conferred the hon
orary degree OF d. d. upon the Rev John F. Chaplain
OF Philadelphia, and Rev Thomas Hanon, OF New Jer-
sey; the degree Of a. NJ upon the Rev John Atkinson
New Jersey George Norwood LetfeTs, ESD New YORK,
aud Professor D. W. Barne, Of the Philadelphia High
School and the degree OF IL D. upon Chancellor Bates
az Delaware
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PENNINGTON IN. J) COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
The order of commencement exercises at this
Institution, tins year, will be as follows:
Sunday, JHly ll.-Aunual Sermon by the Principal

Sunday, July ll.-Anuual Sermon by the Principal
HOnday july Discrimination
THssidy july determination. Ladies GymnRsueh
Wednesday jay l4-Auuua Meeting Of the Trustees address
before the Phomathean Society, BY the Rev D. King ANNA
D. HmaB Anniversary Exercises Of the PhO
nathan Soce Meeting Of the AumuL
ThVTsddy, July l5-Commeneeme1t Exercised
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HOME NEWS.
TUR WEATHER

THB WEATHER
ERv.YoRK Hour Tier. Bar Wind Hour Tier Bar "lnd
July g. 14 1897 Shf. ~ a aS9s wv
n g2o 1898 Ssh. 69o 1894 SW.
zoo 2q8o NV IL go 1894 SW.
RExlEKA-Momng-Ls ha to D. very cloudy and very hay a.
g. ~, eondv from 10 noon windy 10 IA AheDooR-0Yereast al
very cloudy overcast $40 TO - very eSssy v sunset ram
snd from e 70 thunder Si hghtutng ~ 1895 from
5 70 3 Of rain fell The Egn vas deep blood red At
Rvening-Shghty kuy 70 li'" IAN "eP'n h"u @J hNo
tentbs Of ~ inch.
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OUTDOOR SPORTS
THE TURF.
TIE NrwMARREr RACES.

NEWMARKET, July 0.-The sweepstakes OF
10 soyeregns each for twOyearold colts and mines was
won by whestear, beating Mr.. Elliotfs Eneroh by
Weatherbt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-10
TILE CHESS TOURNAMENT.

An unusual excitement has for the past fort
night aated the ordinarily stad fraternity Of chess
players OF this city and It's neghborhood consequent upon
very extensive gathering Of amateurs having organized
among themselves what Is popularity termed Chess
Tournament consisting Of series OF matches In which
each competitor undertakes two games against
every other player being given and received where
the skill Of parties conendng Is unequal In proportion TO
their presumed disparity Of force.
| Notwithstanding the apparent drawbacks attending
the hot weather and for patrcian recreation az the
ancient royal game of chess the somewhat unfash
less than ortytwo players have entered the sts 10
contend for the hOnors OF the tourney embracing among
them nearly all the rstoass amateurs OF NewHork and
Brooklyn. reference TO the sul1oined table Will Illus
trate the present status the OF the leading play
ers whose chances are preGmnet candidates for the
several prizes, six in number, TO be awarded
Mr.. j. Mason wins Il lOses6.
Captain Mackenzie wins 81 loses
Major Wernich WINS 81; loses IL.
| Mr. f. Delmar wins 90; loses H.
MIR. c. H. Stanley wins %; loses 0.
Baron FfankenbHrg wins ~; loses2.
| Dr. j. r. Barnett wins IL; loses a.
Mr.. f. f. BrenziDger wins 49, loses 8.
From number OF fine games occurring In tho interest
ing series OF matches involved In the proceedings Of the
tournament is selected that given below. IL
| rim and Q. II. Stanley were the contestants:
| RREGULAR OPENING.
WHITE-MR PERRIN. BLACK-MR STANLEY.
2-PtOKA 2-P tOQ4.
4-PtOQL +QKt 10 B B.
b-PtOQBi b-K Kt. 10 X 8.
6-K Kt.IoB3 6-B 10 K2.
10 H. tOBa 7-Castles
s-P takes QP. SIX takes Il.
Oh to 3. O-P takes L.
lob takes +. lob TO b-ch .
The initiative move OF q very pretty combination
wherein the sacrifice OF piece on Blacks part 10 IN
u-PtoKt g. 1f-B 10 Kt.6.
l2-BtOK2 I2-Kt 10 IS.
l3-Kt. takes b. l3-B takes Is.
40 Kt. takes b. H-Kt. takes Kt
l5-P takes Kt. l6-Qtakes Pen.
IG-Kt. to HI, g. l6-Kt takes q L.
lib tOk 8. H-kL toB b-ch'
-KtoK2 B-P Kb
l9-QtOkt. Sch. l0-K TO r.
2O-B tOB2 20-QR tOK
40 RtOK B. .
In all probability good move as White has at his
disposal II being obvious that the only chance Tor re-
treat of King IL on the Queens side OF the board.
DIR takes P-ch.
o9-KtoO no tOB5,
Threatening mate at Q a.
23-QtoQ2 ok Ktok
0I-B takes p 40 takes Il.
2yZR takes Kt, 40 taxes T.
2G-KR IL Is. SO 10 Rb-eh,
9y-KtoOa 80 takes P-ch
80 Ola 3s-R 10 Och.
2g-RtoQ3. D-9 70 t-ch
Si-otnBs $40 TO S-oh.
32-R tOQ2 81 tokh H
$50 H g. -2to6 en-
SO tOBa H-Xto en-
-QtoB2 SS-h 10 N 1Tch
tx takes X SO taxes q,
and Black wins.
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pASSENGERS ARRIVED.

SUNDAY SCHOOL BOoKs.-BRoUGHTON& wy
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Go to TRAPHAGEE, HUNTER e. Co.,
Nos 39S, 400 and 4O2 BowERY Opposite SItn-st N
for MENs, BoIs and CHIDRZNs CLoTHlSo.
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Every Bank in New-YOrk should have To
additional eenty Afforded By Holiness BurgiaAarD Telegraph
have saved Bank from robbery HOLMES No
MaHay.sL
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PYLEs LFMoNIzED SUGAR.-The only porta-
bic complete and wholesome Lemonade Just the
thing Tor persons going country Pot up In glass ou ~ JAMES
TLE No. $50 WIhsEOn See that your grocer supplies the
euuue
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To chase away that tear, use MAsoNt
BLAcKNs ,,,,,
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BASF-BALL.
IyANHoE VS.. EAGLE.

The following is the score of the game played
between the Eagles OF this city and the lVahhoes Vi sing
sing nj tho Elysian Fields, HObOken:
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IAhnouDesBentAI
&" FRESH AS A MAlDEN's BLUSH y

FRESH AS MAIDENb DLUbH =
Ia the pure psahy Complexion which follows The HAsAFhhA0
HoLIG BAL True ssere. Of Beauty Fashionable Ladies In
Society updsuGnd this .. -
The Magnolia Balm changes the ruac Comfy Girl City Belle
more rapidly than AEy other thing. . -.
Rens suubur Tan FkleS BlObss and all the effects ofh'
sumner disappear where is used and genial cultivated fresh
expression obtained rivals the Bloom Of Youth Beauty pos
bs to all who respectable store and Insist on
getting The Magnolia Balm. Depot No 81 Parkrow, MY .
LIoKs KArHLIRos IL the best thing for the Hair
KNOX offers perfect beauties of STRAws and
Sumner BEAVERS to h customers No Broadway during the
crowded BY Presbyterian friends who each found
HAT that made him loOk perfectly cheerful
A SUIT AT LAW is in progress against John
violating BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH PATENT And
will against who knowB to use an IN
Judgement Eight years. experience and broken through
L. HoLkKs Ne. Aurrssss
To obooo ouoy tbat taor uea MAeONis
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500
REMOVAL. e.
& Is

OK REMOVAL, 500
~ COLLINS METAL WATCH AND JBwBLRY FACIOh
nsMovED their hum No 81 Nissan ct 10 their 'pss.
Jas "a. Eu 335 BROADWAY. 1hess superior hAiehss
@ beso In use ever three aud give asvsFs1i 'AIn
sSs although moderate price are Bst "a
,rssty imprjel but the prices remAn the sane ,Ss
ssA 400 enu aud Ladies JeSelfy " me nseees
e,nee equal the tusst gold al eueteno the p
avg mir ONE OPPlcE, 80 AGENTS. and are not
N, r bogus and worthless goods sold a. shssg % NBTL
o, ,torT 4. the ouN place where TIE GENUINE CoLLH'
WITCHIs AND yBwELRY CAN bB had: -, ,.,.,,
- T. N"t1NA-'S = w. Gamer 81 Warts ~
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-23

All in afiiiction can find in him one who can feel
and simpathize with an befriend them in trouble
one in whose secrecy the utmost confidence can
be- placed Cunsultatron tBy Letter orOthcrWi-e}
FREE. Seeaddres- below.
The lebrated Female Remedies.
Compounded from the pri~ate prescriptions ui Dr..
YOnng, have now obtained IA most extended pupT
Iarty, and are rectly viewed t. hr the safest
and surest rem. dies for the com lanrs for wlrI
they applied. The constantly accruiu- tr-ti
mouias of their tfficaCy declared them o. be pre-.
rminentlv superior t. heir action.
No laiy should he without these Reloyn'ln-
Agents Nome genuine unless procured az th-
'ffce. Sent by mail OF Express any part Of ti.r
State.
GREAT FEMALE NEpICINF.
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.i,HIS ISCELEBR,TEDINSTITUTE

success of eighteen years and has tucume one Of
the mos celebrated Institutes Of the age.
The great number tuliy r-ceN ed ant -urei
lace it p,n,t # number patients among the
first Of THE world and the success Of its treat
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-01-08
Sheriff. 5 Sales.

DY virtue OF sundry writs OF Fieri Fucias to me
- directed. will sell to the highcs, bidder, at
Wnlhaln. s. c.. Salcday in February next,
within the legal hours Of sale, the following prop
erty:
Ono Tract Of Lnnd. situated IN the ncigl,borhood
Of Fa Play. containing ca acres moro or less al.
joining lands Of y. S. Stribliug nnsl others. ALSO,
ono Tract OF Land. lying on waters cf Tngalo
River, containing 226 acres IN re or less, and nd.
joining lands Of S. s. AlcJunkin. a. W. Glenn and
others. levied on as tho property of W s. Nicrs-
dil nj tho suit Of James H. Ingood. Admir-. z
TERMS CASH. Purchasers to pay extra for
stamps and all necessary papers.
JAMES II ROBiN', 500.
jan g. 1863 13 I'd
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THE CotbNEss BETWEEN GEN GRANT
AND PRESIDENT JonNsoN.--A Washington
correspondent Of the " Baltimore Sun" telc.
graphs us follows under date Of 30th ult.:
Referring to the coldness between the
President and General Grant, the papers men.
ton the embarrassment on the part of the lat
ter attending the observance of an old GUS
tom, or matter of official etiquette, on New
Yoar's dny 10 Washington, namely, tho call
upon the President which all the officers Of
the army and navy stationed in Washington
arc expected to make on that day. 1t is sug-
gcsted that General Grant, by his absence
from this cityc Friday next, will be relieved
Of this ou,barr,. sment.
There is another custom observed between
outgoing and incoming Presidents that, if Oh
served on the fourth Of March will renew the
kind of embarrassment referred to. Usually,
on that day, tue outgoing President notifies
his successor Of his readiness to accompa-
ny the latter to the Capital, and does seat
him in the Executive carriage aud drive with
him to the place assigned for the inauguration
ceremonies to take place
If General Grant declines to come in con
tact with President johnson on New Years
day, because Of the unpleasant feeling exist
ing between thom, the Same cause will in all
probability induce him to wish to avoid a meet.
ing with Mr. johnson on the 4th of March.
Probably the embarrassment may be overcome
consistently with General Grants practice of
avoiding prepared ov,tions and ccrcmoniea.
He may decline tho Inauguration cercmony,
and quietly tak9 the executive oath before
competent otliecr-cvci justice of the peace
and asquctly take possession Of the White
House
bar Butler says Fitzpatrick was put in
prison for stealing mules, and Fitzpatrick is
Of the opinion that Butler ought to be there
for stealing spoons. A pretty pair of "purps."
ED- Gold is well enough for rich man,
but is ofvcry little consequence to poor man
with large family
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Administrators Sale.

WYE will soil to the highost bi1dor, on sale
w d.y in February next, ut Pickens c. IL, I,
at tho risk Of the former purchaser.
THE REAL ESTATE
Of r. II. MalHsoIl, deceased, containing 800
Acres moro or less, lying or Doddys Crook,
and adjriuil,g lands Of Mathew Manscll, Lewis
HILL aud others.
TERMS or SALE-Onc half the purchase
money to be paid IN the tirst Of N.vomber next,
balance on II credit until first November, 1870,
with intctes, from die. Purchaser to pay ex-
tra for stamps and titles.
Mt resod ON account OF any Effectiveness
in title. /.
j. G: FERGUSON ,,.,,.,
MATHEW MASSELL Au'" fs'
jan .. 1869 l3 3
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FL HYMENE a IL

MARRIED. on The evening Of tho Slst ult., by
the Rev. j. l.. KENNEDY. at the residence of tile
brides mother, WIlITNER SYAlMES. Esq. Edit,
or kcowce Courier 10 Miss NETTIE, youngest
daughter Of Mrs. H. Alexander
on the 3ol ut.. Ivy Rev. FLEronsn
SMITH Mr.. IL. CATER TODD. Of Anderson, to
Miss BLANCHE KILLER. Of 0conec.
.. OH tho 9th ult.. by Rev. J. II. SuLLi-
VAN, Mr.. JONATHAN u. CLEVELAND to Mrs
SARAH +. MYERS, all Of Oconce
-, on'the Both ult. by tho same. Mr. ROE
EKr NJ. CAIN to Miss SARAH L., daughter Of
D. B Sanders. Esq, al. of Oconcc.*
*Prntcrs fee received.
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Sale of Real Estate.

DY virtue Of an order Of Richard Lewis. Judge Of
- Probuto for Oconee County, will sell at pub.
fc ontcry. at the Market House. in Wulhalla on
Saledpy in February next, TINT portioaEof
REAL ESTATE B
of YIN. 8. Dickson. deceased. remaining after az.
signmcnt Of Dover to widow. being two. o.thirds OF
tho Tract Land adjoining A. Bnllinger, NJ. Yer
ner and others, and contaning l l3 Acres more or
lsss.
TERMS or SSEErQn n credit Of one years
with interest from tMke. Except costs to be paiE1
in easily secured by bond with Mt least two surssS
ties and mortgage of the premises. Purchaser
to ply extra for stamps and titles.
j. II. ROBINS, SOC.
Jan. 6. 1868 l3
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Administrators Sale.

DY virtue Of mn order from Richard Lcwis Esq,
ID Judge of Probate for Oconcc County I will
sell to tho highest bidder. in Walhalla, on Saledsy
in February next, Nst tho
PERSONAL PROPERTY
Of Vim. Sloan. deceased. consisting of fifty nine
(59) shares in capt. Il stock Of X & IT, Turnpikel
Company.
TERMS OF SALE.-On credit Of nine month, :,
note with interest from date, secured by nt leaA
good sureties, with leave TO purchaser 10 pnyl
cash.
WM. s. GRESHAM, Admir-.
Jnp
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COMPLETE THE AMSEsrY.-Thcrc seems
to be generally expressed wish among the
more moderate Of the lc;'ling journals Of the
country that tho President should complete
his work Of amnesty by releasing all political
prisoners nov held in confinement, inclu.
ding those at the Dry Tortuyas. The Wash
ington Erpress says: We heartily concur
in the hope that the President will cqualizo tho
closing days of. his rule with such u graceful
act of Executive clemsncy. Tho Nov
York World" speak as follows:
The President having issued his proc!ama-
ton extending full pardon to all persons,
without any exception whatsoever, for the Of.
ence OF treason against the United States, or
adhcreing. to their enemies, giving the maid or
comfort, it would seem but right that, as thos.,
held to be guilty of the greatest known polit.
ical offenca have been p.rdoncd, similar
grace should be extended to suoh rs arc now
undor punishment for political offences Of a
lesser grade. On the Goth of last July thore
was Introduced into the House by Mr.. ED.
ridge a resolution that tho Secretary Of War
be directed to inform that body Of the names
Of all persons then under sentenco by militia.
ry authority, at Dry Tortugas, togetheprwith
the nature Of tho crimes charged, andStlf6
term Of sentence, and the unexpired time re.
naming. There is no bettor time than oystbo
re.assombling Of Congress to forthwith fevfve
this resolution and push it to vote. Some
poor wretch, forgotten doubtless by all but his
jailors, may now bo In dungeon by sentence
Of a drum.head court hold in the heat OF pas
sion, and were there but ono such it is time
TO open the prison gates and a2ths captive
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Last Notice.

A ] L persons indebted ia tl,e Estate of Wm.
IN Barrett, licensed. ato requested to make
pnyn ont s""ii. or they will find their Motto, in
the lards of an oIlioer for collection. Tnoso
havi' demands against the Estate must hand
them in forthwith, rrnpcrly attoste,l.
JOSHUA JAMESON
Administrator with Will annexed.
Dec. Is, 1863 70
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Nhe Creditors

or the Estate Of J. ". t.. Cary. deceased ara
" notified that partial seltlcmsnt of snil Estate
w'll DC DC ma in the Probate Court on Tuesday after
tho FIRST Monday in February next. and that the
tnnds on hand will he then distributed among the
Creditors who have then presented their demands
to the Execntrix. according 20 their loyal priori.
ties, by order Of said Court -
Dec 28 1863 % 'o
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2,327,623 1,59l.54l

The increase for the present week has been
over 100000 bushels, aid, the receipts are
quite heavy and the country is full f'grain
WASHINGTON, January 3.-Sharman tcle.
graphs that Sheridan rcachsI. Fort Cobb De.
cember 10. Tbore has 5aecn no more fighting,
Sheridan has tho two Chiefs, santanta and
Lone whom ne Will hold us hostd ges until
the k'owahs surrender. Sheridan and Ha-
gen arc together, aud Sherman says that thoy
can Settle tho matter perfectly.
>Alabamians here say that Judge Bustccd
will DO tried by the Senate. Stops are being
taken to prevent Bustcod from drawing cor
tain money from tho Mobile Bank.
WASHINGTON, January 4-2 p. M.-The
Supreme Court rc-asscmbled to day. Mem.
bors Of Congress are arriving rapidly, and
there will be quorum tomorrow.
8P. M.-The bill authorizing the militia
in North Carolina, Florida, Alabama and Lou.
isiana, passed before the recess, will be signed
by the President.
E1- a Washington special to tho " Phia.
delphia Ledger says tho statement of the
public deht for the month of December will
show an increase Of between 100000 and
S3,00O,O0O. It has been published crronc.
ously that the debt has been decreased about
SS,Ooo,Oo0. The internal revenue receipts
have been about tho average at this season,
put the custom receipts have fallen off slight
ly!s.The War Department expenses, owing to
sae n Indian difficulties, have largely inoreas.
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Estate Notice.

"A ~ TENSIONS indebted to tho Estate of
"a WIN. i. Dickson. deceased are herehv M. y.
titled to settleap Immediately persons having
demands aga,nstsaid Estate will present therI
70 me. legally attcsted, by the 28th January
D. +. SSiITHsoN, Admir-.
Jan. 9, 1868 IA 2
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SALE OF TOWN LOTS.

TNllE purchaser Of the one acre Lots known
IL and designated in the plat of Wahnlla,
made by Erwin and Manldin. d. S., as Lots
NO w and SO. having fniled to comply with
tho terms Of sao. the said Lots will be sold. nj
MS risk. ut the Market House. in tho Town of
Walhalla, on MONDAY, the 18th instant, for
cash
Purchasers to pay extra for stamps and titles.
WESLEY PITCllFORD,
;, :, ;, Chr'mn Board
Wnlhnla. Jan. s. 1869 l3-l
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BLUE RIDGE LODGE, NO 90, A...F,.M.
THE NEXT REGULAR COAIMUNICATION OF
Rlno Ridge Lodge. No. 92, A...F.M., will be
held OH tho First Saturday in February next. the
9th. at O'clock, p. NJ. A full Attendance is re-
q"es'ed. Brethren will take due notice and be
governed accordingly. By order Of the Lodge
ROBERT YOUNG, Scct'y.
Jan. S. 1860 ia
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A hL PERSONS having demands against tho 70.
a tate Of William Sloan. deoe0sed. will nrosom,
1,,,a them duly y a,csted to my Attorneys, Whtner 4
s.i h'nef, walalla. y o., and persons indebted to
s"'o Hs'aIe VIII make payment to the same
J4a. 9, 1869 is 1M' Adm'r; &.
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Due Notice.

1 Ill PERSONS indebted to mo. other hv Noto
n or Account. can settle the same with me. free
Ut charge. until the l5,l, day Of .Jnuuary next
ahor lint dny yon will be forced o mike settle
ncnts wi h y third party--ono who never forcets
MS costs. me"n just what say when tell you
TINT no longer indulgence will be given
d. BlEMANN.
Dec. %, 1863 -
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IN TIE NATTER or JAMES n. ADAMS. nANxnrrr-
PETITION roR roLL AND FlNAL DisclIAkGH. !.

ORDERED TINT q herring he had on the 10Th
~ day Of January, ! go, ut Federal Court House,
in Charleston. s. e.. and tint nll Cr,dtors &c..
Of said Bankrupt. appear at said time and place
ana slio" cause il any they can. why lie prayer
Of the Petitioner should no, be granted. and that
the Secondhand third meeting OF Creditors of said
Bankrupt will he held Mt the Office Of Henry Sum,
mrr Register. on sh" l3ih dny Of january, 1861
BY order Of the Court, q
DANIEL TEORLBECK, g4
Clerk U. S. Dist. Court for S. 6.
jan. 4. 1863 l2
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Notice.

A Li:pERsONS who aro inanyway indebted to tho
~ Estate OF e. Hughes, deceased, are hcrohv
notified to pa! up forthwith, and persons having
oeRnnds agaisnt said Estato will present thom,
properly attested. '"0'i''
Dec 90, 1868 ~ "um