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Smyrna times., 1869-10-27

INTERNAL REVENUE OFFICER IN A GUAM
DARY.-A short time since man appeared at
Crisfeld in small boat about the tonnage OF a
double-end canoe, peddling bibles and sacred
pictures. He had coasled all the way down
the Bay, and ON his arrival at Cris6eld repaired
to a religious meeting going on in the neigh
bOrhOOd. A person who was with him in the
canoe was found peddling pictures which led to
the arrest of both. They were taken before
Justice Harvey johnson who fined them $25
Whilst the owner of the canoe, like Midship-
men Easy, was arguing a point" with the
Justice, his comrade disappeared and has not
since turned up. The prisoner said he was
not paying $25 to every Justice of the Peace he
met that the man he had with him was pas
senger who had no authority to meddle with
his pictures That he was not bound to take
out license anyhow, and that he would go tO
Jail sooner than pay the $25. He was accord
! ingly conducted to Princess Anne with his
hands tied behind him. But 10! difficulty
here arose as to whether he could he imprisOn
ed for debt whether the fine was debt and {
host of other very notify 'pintS which woulC
have put MIR. Easy in very extatic state o.
delight
In the meantime the man who sits at til,
Receipt of Customs has been wOefully at los
how to rate and assess the prisoner. He is no
''pedlar travelling with one horse not
"pedler travelling with two horses" nor
"pedler travelling with more than two horse
or mules neither is he ''pedler travelling O.
foot or 10y public conveyance" he travelled i
his own boat, wherein he appears TO be LAY
unto himself; but what it is the Assessor can
find out. A man who is smart enough
checkmate the modern Publicans ought to RI
ceive free license for lite, from the Cover
ment to transact all kinds of business.
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ACROSTIC.

Pain Killer is wORTHiwhat II weight in gold,
Il around the world are its praises told;
twill Cholera cure-scourge OF southern chmes,
N victim dies, who takes it betlmes.
X eep Pain killers friend by your side,
1t will cure Cough or Cold, or Collie br,itr;
l. ook out to apply it for Bruise or for SprAin
Let il once be tred-'TwILL BE USED AGAIN:
Every word am telling you, Reader. isl true,
r emember that Pam Killer il coon FoKYOr.
The Pain Killer is by all Druggists and Dealers Family
Medicines. Os'OOrftim
Smyrna times., 1869-10-27

- which occurred in New New.
Ii ;;i.ss 49, ;$::r: :S; :$ 3s:ss sS$:; 6.
I x u 3dne, 1888, 10 the -, ai'eioIT s;oIent to
= : ,Sss SssoBs' Biasii iia is SsS ,sasg e.
g a2Fs ~ :. aSnntes' mites duration, took
Ss's W. wss sl|Shpg the coast. FsopS- sGS
ps pls sse sIa took .Ia place sss;teodea3 adSa3
M isss sssGs : Hqt'fTnd ,lt Indies dam
rev 9a 40 ssssswhole extent of the
s;.e 5as lh hssl siah, l7Gl, at hali I
spsst uese eiaek IN the poIalpg, vlo,eh rth
slsek was felt y pgsansa. vsaer .ad e e",i hi
,Iggs ,eg; g;ss hi NE artok df The seeiated Press
Ills phiIadeiphi* 4 scsseIoay oocM, %gr
l.1as ~ -, ds itnhay
s. a., d. when Il really eto0k place at III
ltsen' ss,''i minutes Of * On bespber 22d.
Smyrna times., 1869-10-27

TEMPERANCE MEETING was held at Haw-
kins' Chapel on Saturday evening, Oct. 10th.
The meeting was addressed by @. w. c. T.,
Rev. I. o. Ayres, Rev. A. ID: Dick and Rev;
Wm r. McIfarlane. The Lodge of Good
Templars is doing much good in that section,
Smyrna times., 1869-10-27

The J." Wilmington CITY Soap" is the most effective
clothes washer of the day; pound Of il is worth
three times cost to any family. lin beautiful
Solid Soap in one pound bars. and neatly wrapped
and stamped Made by Moore y Bro. Wilmington.
Delaware
Smyrna times., 1869-10-27

In the Court of Quarter Sessions, on Satur-
day night, Hugh Maria and James Dougherty
were found guilty of attempting to kill Reve-
nue. Detective Officer james j. Brooks, in
Phila. on the 9th of September last The jury
was out twenty-five minutes.
Smyrna times., 1869-10-27

CRANBERRIEs.-D. B. Kinder, near HOrsey' S
years ago, little less than an eighth of an acre
Of marsh land in cranberries, and not expect
ing them to do any good, he paid no. attention
to their culture A few days ago he picked
from the vines l3 gallons of fruit. The fruit
can be raised on ground fit for nothing else,
and with much less trouble, and more profit
than ANYTHING else-C Commercial
Smyrna times., 1869-10-27

The OWNERSHIP OF CLAYTON.-Again the
land upon which Clayton is situated is placed
in doubtful ownership, as it was several years
ago. The land formerly belonged to Richard
Tlbbett, by right OF entailment. He died intes-
tate and insovent, and the farm was sold by
Sheriff to DR.. Daniel, of this town and NJ.
Bailey of Kenton, the entailment having been
previously broken by Mr.. Tibbett he having
decided the land to Mr.. Isaac Hazel who in
turn decided it back to Mr.. Tbbett. Hon. N.
B. Smithers drew the deed, it is said. After
the aforesaid entailment was thus broken
the Railroad Company purchased the present
depot site through the late Chancellor Harring-
ton, the President who was fully satisfied with
the title. We believe the entailment was
was broken to effect this sale. About three
years ago a reputed brother of Mr.. Tibbett
tried to claim the land by right of entaiment,
but failed in his effort. Now a gentleman
uamed John Whortenby, claiming to be neph-
ew of Mr.. T. is seeking ownership of the land
the same right He has employed Messrs.
I. F. Bayard and W. G. Whiteley as coun.
sci, and issued writs of ejectment to several
tenants. Mr. w. family formerly lived neal
this town. lie now halls from California
Smyrna times., 1869-10-27

RELIGIOUS EchibitsOn will be given this
evening in the Presbyterian church of this
town, consisting of illuminated paintings illus
trative Of Scripture history, accom- panied by
an explanatory lecture Mr.. Harding, the exhi'
bitOr, divides the proceeds with the Sabbath
School The object being SO commendableand
the exhibition promising to be highly dAtGr.
tanning and instructive we hope to see: the
house filed with parents and children. nS>t
Wyoming. ng.-There is considerable of religious
exe;tsmiont among Methodist of our town al
this time, but of different character co1n4,ar
ed with the usual excitement of religious ma
ture. The minister of the charge has Of Nate
it appears, been preaching, both in and out o
the pulpit, gospel OF rather severe cast
bordering on the old style of "Oh ye hypocrite
aud generation of vipers how will ye escape
the damnatiOn Of hell. At this some of The
members ard friends, doubtless not finding
things in their hearts and lives so bad as rep
resented and for other reasons, have retaliated
by preaching to the minister a simil lar gospel
doubtless thinking it poor rule that won
work both ways" Long m they wave
The colored people will lay the corner stOn
of new church at CarrOltOn, in the Neck,
near this town, next Sunday afternoon. Bish
op Wayman is expected.
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Il, i 60 j; / { 4 \ q !:
M IA Null piiIei I. as III iiled}6 VI I
deaAids 1kS ssEss|s EssS 4 NH s I Nv, w d u u u
is sad S!IaAit mss ~ u ah4t tkis
throat Y1aN7h coSe xfio &3hef8iSe NAL |
i5snisa fo1 .ss Z sss.s ssHas'iSe ssiS.s iSe
negro lllll s1}s|l gey.
we;k y5aas @ 2 q 'fSsy sSa vss nisst |ast
on e eve of marfiske. v4s kszSzlea in Potato
Nesx Somerset coas Wy auJ losg ID jail on al
charge Of hayin gstdlsna Iodketl Ahe must haycl
hsfisa very ardeat leYef % nesmit Shersto be
dfaxged oH 70 JUL faT xtealiy9 q loeket, doubt.
essata pat his fase -
Hhs9 SHOT W. lbeft Constable whilst pas
|sjnk through Sassafras d Nedk lass week, bred .
double baFre gan lnto y Hook IL fISe b 1fyxls and
Isa Il the Cec IEtig,, g':II'ssss - {.
eoale two weeks ago, my ysteTloas looking
hefait, With stilIniore niyst erions q aew-only .
Eui an and . women, ---e..lrie ashore on Metomp-
Ikip beach, SouegSet 60. loaded IN part with
carpetiHgs carpenter tools and sewing machines.
fhe crew, SifVshes onl;s fwol living souls on
board can be called a crew, .sclaimed TO have
lsailed from New Ysrks for Norfolk but the
vessel having, LOST her-fudder in a storm, she
was,vsf course, uBnaiageable, aud finally
brought ,up ON Sletonpkin; /; from which sh'
could have rbeenseasily gotten,Of had the mar
ons board ltake6,t thesadyiee~o citizens of tha
vicinity who Inexperienced in such matters
1tButinstead ofemakiBg anysattempt to get tn
boat off, thes@s crewss4said few things at great
reduced rates, land setting FIRE to the craft con
sumed the whole in. one grand CONFEDERATION
continued on their journey to Norfolk.-NetC
to,0n Gazette. ~. 3
/ Henry A.sClough, who left Centreville 6v
years ago too seek his fortune in the west, ha
been recently elected Judge Of the probat
Court of Denver city and Arapahoe county
Colorado. He is a printer.
Smyrna times., 1869-10-27

A contemporary sees infinite trouble in the
future in settling Brigham Ioungs estate
The old fellow is pretty rich, but then when he
dies each OF his twenty-five widows will expect
her third.
Smyrna times., 1869-10-27

Brigham Young celebrates every birthday
with new wife.
Smyrna times., 1869-10-27
No.d,.s, compound HemlOck Plaster.

Needless Compound HemIOck PIasterx
Mayer t in giving and often perfect radical cures in
csscs oT main Inflammation Weakness they promptly
i,eye RhenmatSnI LnmbagO, Kidnry Dasc rak Back
O IupPs Pieuriss, Acute Dyspepsia, swollen
Ioi~is Enlargement Of the Liver NhOOing Cough and
Asthma. . H.. - L..
name in my trade mark san elpee SHALL HE iuIa
| and large Retail at 20. % ard 3@centS each
| M.d.h g. II. NEEDLES, Druggist phlAdelDh,
| For sale by best Druggists ana Dta4rrs- all3 0ul
Smyrna times., 1869-10-27

John McLcar, & Son, Bankers, are author
pi r. X. Co., offer their first mortgage bonds
at 96 and interest, also the Wilmington &
Reading Il. r. Co., aud offer their First Mort
gage Bombs at S5 aud interest.
A select lot of Groceries at Mrs jenkins
Call and examine them. Cheap for Cash or
Country Produce.
Smyrna times., 1869-10-27
lFor the Smyrna Times."I
The Fruit Growers, Assoc,...

Ihe proceedings of the last meeting Of tb;.
Association, held in Dover, on Tuesdsv thls ths
tSe tSn l"TI weEe published IN former issue G Of
made by several gantlemen. s W We c remarks
Is represented as having said He tbouab buIa',ns ,u
had had better let the Railroad Company VU sons we
dy snd /. clearly nf sSTons"5I ySS will aSch
the handling of the late large crom nlls n, sald
winch was carried by boats to n ti2 sat;'o od ol
MIN that such transportation could IA rendered rS
sure and regular. That no haliaved ~ e4 ~
the right capacity could be had and ts rSD t.r ~
carry every basket of peaches raised in the ,e
State, and that if we were required to nav
such charges in the future to the Railroad. tIs
sooner We looked to boat lines the better: fo,
we had to get first 40 cents basket to meet
commission and charges by Railroad. He WA,
a friend to the railroad; it was blessing n
the State, but time had proved to him tba
our interests in growing fruits called for mon
powerful competition in getting crops 1,
market
Smyrna times., 1869-10-27

oetaT-3mbrn.
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declination can, that his adhesion to Radi-
calism has not been due To any expectation OF
recompense or reward. General Longstreot
feels keenly that bis very recent adoption Of
the creed ofthe Republican party alone among
all his eminent comrades and among the people
who used to worship his fame and name,
sho uld be shown to arise from principle and
not from interest Moreover, he does not wish
his constant interviews with Radical politicians
here for two months past, his frequent closet
conferences with General Grant, or tho acci-
de mt of his beng q blood relation to the Dents,
10 be construed into even q Willingness to have
his change Of sentiments attributed to equiv
ocai motives. Hence, it is understood, he will
decline with thanks and insist that, being in
no need Of the receipts Of tho Office his cir
cumstances bcing easy, that it's duties can he
better and more appropriately given to some
other gentleman, whose appointment would
not compromise himself or reflect upon tho too
affectionate kindness OF his illustrious kinsman
and late antagonist, the President OF the Uni
ted States" tj-HE
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CHI a r l. e S TON.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. MARCH II, 1869.
Mtng Cotton.

We print this morning leading article
from the New York Tribune, upon the sub
jeot Of Southern agriculture, which oon-
tains . wealth Of sosad sense and practical
wisdom. ,t
The temptation Of high prices will un-
dpubtedly cause large cotton crop to be
pitched this year, there being no reason to
believe that the exhortations Of the press
will cause the planters to make practical
application of the traisn, that men live not
by Gotten slone. BreadstuFs will give place
to the Aeecy cotton as they did three.
years ago.~ Our golden fields will become
silvery pale. lja.u i,
But it is against the practice Of hazard
ing the labors Of whole year upon one
preearious crop that the writer in the Tri-
bune directs his most oogent criticisms.
There must be Sabbath for the land. The
broad acres should have their day of rest,
Rotation and diversity Of drops, the enoour-
agement of manufactures, the free use of
manures, the Improvement Of cattle, these
are the things We require and must have,
if we would win success that will last. X
There are some points upon which we
cannot agree with the article Of which we
speak; but the general drift, the broad in
tention, is just and right. IT, once read, it
will not easily be forgotten. r4 ss5 ,
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MIR. SgoRErARY BOUTWELL,, the head Of
the fiscal department Of the government,
submitted to the House of Representatives
In July last @ substitute for the Senate
funding bill. In this substitute IL was pro-
posed to fluid 81 200, 900 600 OF the public
debt--one-third payable in fifteen years at
8 per cent. interest, one-third in twenty
years at Al per cent. interest and one third
iu twenty 1--WE years at 55 100 interest.
Mr.. Boutwell, favored the application OF al
surplus revenue to the payment OF the debt,
which he thought was small enc. Hs as-
serted that the debt, considering the In
creased means Of the country, was no heav-
ier than $l27, ZOO. 600 at, che slose Of tho
war Of 1919. He advocates the rapid
liquidation Of the present debt and an early
return 70 speoie payments, Protective tar
ifs and kard TneEsy may be expected to bs
the cardinal principles ef the new Score
tary. Z i4y.gs
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Reviews. .

DEEP Down. "A Tale of the Cornish Mines. BY
i B. M. Ballantyne, with Illustrations. Phla-
delphla: ]. Lppinoott & Co. Charleston:
Homes Book House. Il" A.if
The author Of this story has obtained CON
siderable celebrity as a writer Of books for
boys. The moral of his tales is.high and
pure. His heroes are gallant, enduring,
self denying fellows, whom every youthful
enthusiast is ready to take to his heart at
once. Aud the adventures through which
they pass are suoh as to put them to their
mettle "A good deal Of valuable Information.
is communicated by the author in regard to
those deep and terrible excavations from
which the stout hearted and strong limbed
Cornishmen have been hewing out tin and
copper ever since the days of the -Phenic-
ians. The story whose thread runs through
these dark passages, and even under
the Atlantic waves, is charged with thrill
ing incident. "a
i. HYMNS. ANCIENT AND MODERN. New York:
Pott & sAmery. Charleston: Fogarties Book
h, Deppsi iGory. .sr,,,,.+ w -Sat4
q. hymns EoR CHURCH AND HOMIE. Philadel.
phias J. b. Lippinoott q Co. Charleston:
Fogartle's Book Depository. .a
These little volumes comprise two of the
many contributions to the psalmody Of the
church, which have been the product Of the
religious reaction of the past two or three
years. They are worthy of note as being a
large and yet o professedly select compila-
tion from the floating mass Of religious
songs Of all ages and epoohs Of religious
sentim ent, and win be found to embody
very faithfully the devotional spirit Of our
common Christianity, whatever may be
thought Of their poetical and literary merit.
This latter, inde ed may safely be ssid to be
Of the very smallest. The poetic taste Of the
oompilers has. beon far from keeping pace
with their piety. With the exceptions Of the
selections from Neale's translation Of the
rhythm Of st. Bernard Of Cluny, s.The
Celestial Country" Hymn, No 142 of the 1st
collection, Lyte's "Abide With me-" FL
liott's '.Thy Will Be Done" and sJust AS
Am" Cary's s'One sweetly Solemn
Thought" and the selections from Bishop
Heber, there is very little which could be
grated with advantage on the collection
at present in use in the Protestant Episcopal
Church in, this, country. We commend the
volumes to the notice Of all curious in trae
ing the development Of the Christian life in
song ,.r~,. IT. '''s''S,'a 's.-4&Ea IA A
WAvERLEY NOVELS. ae. ss..
We have received from John RUSSELL
King street, Redgauntlet, The Betrothed
and Highland Widow, The Tslisman and
Woodstock, being the 18Th, 191h, Goth and
2lst volumes Of D, Appleton 8 Co = cheap
edition of the Waverley Novels. Each num-
ber is complete in itself, and is sold for
twenty Ave cents, and yet the type is clear
and the paper fine. The "plaid' waver-
leys, as they are called, are deservedly
popular. Aa
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Celebrations.

HI I'D E R MAN SOCIETY-sI IXTY-
EIdHTH ANNIVERSARY.
TTNHE HIBERNIAN SOCIETY WILL CELEBRATE
4 ITS sixty-fiehtb Anniversary THIS DAY, the
l7th instant, at their Hall In MeeMna-street
Ihe otiety will assemble at Tv elva o'clock for the
election Of officers and the Transaction Of other b-
eine.s. Members will come prepared to pay their
AREA g. aud will apply to the Treasurer tor their
dckets TO the dmRer. " =
Polls opened from Twelve M. to Three p, M.
he members will reasseIn ble ut the Hall in the
afternoon for the dinner, which will be served at
Five O'Clock. m
viii. STEWARDS.
JAME> NJ M MUIIVANEY.
GEONGK A. ,WMAN. WM. T. KING
AUGUSTINE r. SMYIHE q. g. THUMBO 4
WM AIKEN KELLY,
March IL secretary.
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ST. PAI'KSlCK'S BIGNEVOLEMT
SOCIETY

WILL CELEBRATE TTEIR FIFTY THIRD AN.
w NiVER>AkY HIS DAY, the 18th instant
Tho members will ass mole at Masonic Hall at
Eight O'Clock NJ. and from thence will proceed in
procession. headed by brass oand to st. JosepL's
church, where an oracn viii be delivered appropr-
ate to the day by the Rev. ChOGHAN, and col
lection will be taken for the bsAeht OF the Or.
phans under the care OF the II ter Of Mercy From
the Cnuroh the society Will march through the prn-
opal streets. aud back to Masonic Hall.
lhe membees will assemble at -Four O'Clock p M
for the election Of tficers tor th" coming year
supper will be served at Fight O'Clock r. NJ Tick
cts for tho supper b. had OF either of the
C0MMITTEB
JOHN BARRY, Ui M KELLY
JAMES MULDOON. j. DOTHA9E
- W. BAKER,
ndaron ~ secretary.
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Metites in Bankruptcy.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SOUTH cARoLINA-IN BtNKRUPTcY-IN THE
1d.A NATTER OF A: ": AND o. 6. THAMES. BANK
warrant In Bankrnp cy has bee Issued by said
Gour! against the Estates OF A. W. and q. o..
THAMES Of the County arendon, aad stare of
south Carolina, " said Lisrio, who have been duly
adjudged nankrupts upon petition Of their creditors
and the payment OF any debts and tn, dvlive Of
any property belon ing to sa Bankrupts, to them
or for their and the transfer any property by
them, are forbidden by aw meeting Of the credi-
tor. OF eaid Bank ups. to- prove their debfs and
moose ono or more Assiguoes Of their Estates, will
De held at a Court of Bankruptcy. TO be holden at
charleston. In 4id District, on the SIXTH DAY OF
JULlUs O. CARPENTER one OF the Registrars in
Bankruptcy Of said District.
J.P. VI. EPPING
United States Marshal for said District
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@ine Arts.

m w q n # M AN.
RTEsT.
Rooms Southwsst corner Of KING and LIBERTY
STREETS. over osborne's Gallery.
PORTRAITS PAINTED FROM LIFE
g PHO,T OGRAPH.
Old PAinffngs oleaned and restored on most
REASONARI.E TERMS. fnnw1mo February 10
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Nlaauls.


WANTED. x SITUATION AS LADIES,
w MAID or to take charge of chi;dron: has no
objection to trIv~l References given Address MISS
CARRIE SIMONS, Charles on p. o.
Marh II ~
NfANTED. EVERYBODY TO SUB
w SeRIRE to the CIRCULATING LIBRARY-
CHARLES Q. RI3HTER'S Select Library Of New
Books contains all of the latest publications.
April II No. 16I KTNG.STREET.
XMANTED,t SU@SCKlBERS arapix ALL
wv the LEADING MAGAZINES AND NEW >.
PAPERS. at publishers rates. t. "
n s't ~ o3N'Ht CHARLES @. RICHTER
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XNA>T&nD.--TO LtvVH sckSS..A YOUNG
w MAN desires to udy Law IN come once
where he can earn his board by acting as clerk,
copyist, &c. Address "COPYI5T," DAILY NEWS OF
nee. limos March 10
INFANT rcd, A SITUATION AS SALES.
w MAN In o Grocery nOuss. Appllca has ex.
pemence; ltefsrences given. Address '.R )" CfSce
Of 1HE NEWS March 10
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TN TE4E DISTRICT COURT OF rnE
l. UNITED STATES. FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
January TERM, 1soa.--IN THE MATTER OF
JOHN Q: EDWARDS. oE CHARLESTON COUNTY,
FINAL DISCHARGE IN BANKRUPTCY.
dered, That bearing be haa on the sIxTEENrH
DAY OF Af2IL, 1859, at Federal Courthouse in
Charleston, q. G., and tnat all Creditors, &c,
and show cause, II any they can. why the prayer
Of tho petitioner should not be granted And
that the second and third meetings Of Creditors of
said hankrupt Will be held at the Office org @. OAR
:Ek. Esq, Registrar of second Congressional
District, Il. Z, on the sIxrRnN9H DAY o. APRIL,
1869. at ~ NJ. 80 G:l4tf54 rt'-.ts
BY order Of the Court the 81 8! Day Of March 1869.
Clerk Of the District Court of the United States
March ~ W. For South Carolina.
Tn THU DTSTRICT CDUss.T OF THE
Il UNITED ri ATE FOR SOUTH CAR ROLINA-
January TERM, 1860--IN THE MATTER OF
W,1 EyANs Wr4, ooeswGLL; BANKEgrIs; * pARyE
ON HOUSE AND LOT. No. 81 SPRING. TRhET.
CHARLESTON. AND TRAIT OF LAND IN
ORANGtBUnG Observation-Disclosures. an order Of
nee ordered to pay all creditors holding liens on said
property. according to priority OF said hens Or.
dered. That al such lien creditors do be and appear
before me atl Office in Cha lesion. g. G., on or be-
their olsms, OF else be barred of eli benet under
SAID order s~ ss3Ss JULIUS C. CARPENTER. !.
\, March 1T 3 Xs, a wa ,$ Registrar
TITO WHOM 1T ssAY Cs,vCe eTaM .-THE
Il Creditors Of u. DAILY. Bankrupt holding hens
upon bis Estate are hereby notified that nnier nr
der OF Court, dated March H. 1869 they are reuuir.
ed TO prove ana establish their lion. before J. q.
CARPENTER. Esq Registrar, on or before April l.
1868, or else he excluded from any beuef arising
1L0m the dlSGl Gl1OutOn OF the Estate of SAID B3nk
5en's frs., f-. Il, LOUIS NOLAN,
~ Assignee OF Il. DAILY
March 16 Is II 10 ~ as ~ a881 .p256
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MEIHS EMMA E. Msp Il nj &C q ;, Pt PlL
lXA and late aseistant OF Miss BATAv, will open
sonO0L tor Girls at her residence. No. 28 Wall
stseet. ono door from CaaheuDs oornnsncin9 on
TnUHsDAY, Aptzi 1tt 71
TerEaa taoludinS xHsnch. ...e6 10 SI6 per quarter
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