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NEWS sUMN ARx.
DomesIic Annir..


Gold closed yesterday at 131%.
Hopes are now entertained Tor the recovery
OF Senator Fessenden.
Much damage has been done by the drought
In the lower portion of Delaware.
The "Atlantics" yesterday defeated the
""Eckfords," at New York, 10y score of As to
,-$12S,000 of fractional currency reached the
treasury Department yesterday from the Print
ing Companies
Dora Ricord, q young lady of 1S years. COM
mltted suicide by drowning, at Lowell, Mass,
yesterday morning.
Twenty additional townships, embracing an
area of 459, 765 acres, have been surveyed and
recorded at Lawrence, Kansas.
Yesterday afternoon the athletics" defeated
the "Haymakers," at Seventeenth and Columbia
avenue; the score standing Is To II.
In the four-mile heat race over the Fashion
Course yesterday, "Flora McIvor" won the
purse, best two out of three. Time, 1867, S'45,
and 75115.
Much damage has been done during the past
two days by the heavy winds and rains which
have prevailed in the neighborhood of Washing
ton.
William Morris has been arrested in New
York. charged with swindling a number of firms
out OF thirty or forty thousand dollars worth OF
merchandise.
Secretary Fish is said to entertain the
opinion that Spain will lend an ear to the pro-
position of our Government regarding n cessa-
tion of hostilities in Cuba.
Ex-senator Charles Il. Buckalew has been
nominated by portion of the delegates to the
Democratic Convention for the State Senate in
the Northampton District.
Commissioned Delano nstrHcts Supervisor
Fulton to offer reward of $4,000 for the assas-
sins of Detective Brooks, provided he was acting
in the discharge of his duties ut the time he was
shot.
Captain Hairless, his wife, the chief mate, a
boy, and two seamen, named Peter Hanso and
Peter Williamson, of the British barque Ezra,
ashore on Bodys Island, near Norfolk, were
drowned while attempting to reach the shore in
a small boat, last week.
Ten young men, clerks and employees of
Evans, Gardner IL Co.'S dry goods firm, New
York, were supposed to have been drowned by
the capsizng Of their boat during the gale in the
harbor on Sunday; six of the party, however,
were rescued by passing boat.
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object of the meeting was to mature arrangements
for the funeral of the late Secretary of War.
1t has been decided that the funeral shall place
place on Thursday morning, at ten O'Clock.
The remains are to be escorted to the Congress
sional Cemetery of this city, which has been
deemed an appropriate place for the burial. These
arrangements are, however, subject to any modih-
cation the widow of the late Secretary may sug-
gest, or perhaps to such action as may be taken by
his own State of Illinois
The following telegram has been forwarded to
Governor Palmer by General John f. Smith
"WAeHINGToN, Sept. 6, p. M.-General Rawlins
died at 4.12 this p. NJ. Has Illinois any wish to ex
press with regard TO the disposition of his remains?
Tomorrow morning the military take charge of
the body, when 1t will be removed to the War De-
partment to lie in state, catafalque being in
course of erection for that purpose. 1t will be
guarded by detachment of cavalry and artillery.
The funeral escort is to be under the command of
Colonel Barry, u. larmy.
Tomorrow the public departments will be closed,
in accordance with an order issued by the Depart
ment of State.
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PROPOSALS.

DROPOSALS.--U. S. ORDNANCE AGENCY, COR
i ner HOUSTON and GREENE Streets; entrance
on Greene street (P, .. Box Isly, s.u. ,o,o
Sealed Proposals dn duplicate) will be received at
this office until THURSDAY, October I, 1862 at IL
lowing Ordnance stores, to witt
10000 Scarlet Blankets
5000 Horse Brushes.
2O,O00 Surcinges
6,00O yards Webbing.
10000 yards 36-inch Cartridge Serge.
25,J00 yards 3S-inch Cartridge serge.
1000 yards Flannel
$500 pounds Tow
800 pounds White Yarn.
5000 pounds Skirting Leather.
5000 pounds Harness Leather.
400 pounds Russet Leather.
100 pounds Gusset Leather.
500 pounds Gum Arabic.
25 pounds Orpiment.
10000 Blue Blankets
10000 Curry-cOmbs.
$500 Girths.
10000 yards Planters Linen
1000 yards Linen Duck.
1000 pounds Saddlers' Thread.
600 yards Ticking.
500 pounds Cartridge Twine.
400 pounds Collar Leather.
75 Calf Lkins.
45 Morocco Skins.
500 pounds Bride Leather.
$50 pounds Deers Hair.
10 quarts Laudanum.
10 pounds Prussate of Potash.
10 pounds Suphate OF Potash.
The Ordnance Department reserves the right to re-
ject all bids not deemed satisfactory Prior to the
acceptance of any bid it will have to be approved by
the War Department Terms cash, in Government
funds
These stores are on hand at Watervliet Arsenal
West Troy, N. Y Bidders will state in their bids
whether they will receive the goods at New York
city or West Troy, n. Y. Thirty days will be al
lowed for removal of the stores.
Proposals will be addressed TO the undersigned,
and indorsed proposals for Purchasing Ordnance
Stores"
Samples can be seen at Watervliet Arsenal or at
this Agency.
For further.information apply to the undersigned.
s. CRISPIN,
Brevet Colonel L. S. A.,
966t Major of Ordnance
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Foreign Affairs,

The work of reorganizing the Irish Church
is progressing favorably.
1t is proposed to reduce the Spanish hier-
archy to five archbishops and thirty-two bishops.
Mr.. Gladstone has published a note saying
that the pardon of the Fenians is under conside-
ration in the Cabinet.
The Khedive has asscnted to the Vizier's
second letter relative to the negotiation of loans
without the consent of the Sultan.
Bishop Cullen has ordered thanksgiving
prayers in the Catholic churches for the termi-
nation of religious ascendancy in Ireland.
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine Ne,os see First Page.
PHILADELPHIA RoARp on TRADE. |
OF OCEAN sTEAMsnIPs.

JoHN o. JAMES,
@. Il. DURBoRow, COMMITTEE OF THE MONTH.
THOMAS l.. GILLESPIE, y
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RACES.
BREEZE PARK.
$4,000 Premiums in Days. 4
Horses Entered.
E;re1 na1y Tuee1av Centnmher z 186!

SlO.OOO premiums III % UaSSs IS
Horses Entered.
First Day, Tuesday, September z, 1859
PURSE No. l, SlOOO-Horses that have never beaten
minutes. Ten QO) entries same day. ...
PURSE No. q S25O0-Horses that have never beaten
225. -Four a. entries
SECOND DAY, WEDNESDAY, Sept S.
PURSE Nc. 3, ,S1O00-Horses That have never beaten
SAME DAY.
PURSE No. 4, s2OOO-For horses that have never
beaten $50. Nine 10y entries.
THIRD DAY, THURSDAY Sept. Q.
PURSE No. 8, siOO0-For horses that have never
beaten 235, Thirteen Q8) entries
SAME DAY.
PURSE No. G. s25OO Free for all horses. Three
(3) entries-American Girl, Lady Thorne, and Gold
smiths Maid.
Omnibuses will run every hour from Broad and
Prime streets, commencing at 9 O'Clock a. NJ, and
every ten minutes, commencing at IL O'Clock NJ.
Cars leave the New York Depot West Phiadel-
phia, at l O'Clock p. NJ each day, via Greenwich
Point Branch returning at O'Clock.
Tickets for sale at principal hotels and at the
Ohice, No. 144 S. FOURTH Street
Horses will be called at O'Clock. TrOtting conf
menCes at 2'15
Restaurant on the ground
Members and subscribers are respectfully re-
quested TO waive their privilege. Free list sus-
pended.
Ladies not admitted without charge.
Tickets, 81. WILLIAM AMER President.
r. STEEL. Secretary, No. 144 S. FOURTH St. 973t
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Br barque David McNutt, cleared yesterday for Liver
pool by Messrs Peter Wright Sons takes out 1853.
bushels wheat in bulk 1854 barrels four and 20 hhds
uuercitron bark.
Schr D. S. l.. o. Adams, cleared yesterday for Liver
pool by Messrs ID. s. Stetson Co., has board 49,
bushels wheat
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.


The steamers for from Liverpool call at Queenstown
cept the Canadian ine which call at Londonderry. The
steamers for from the Continent call at Southampton
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Steamer r. Willing, Cundif, Baltimore A. Groves, Jr
Sons.
schT S. L. O. Adams, Price, Liverpool, D. s. stetson
4 Co.
Schr j S. Mouton, Crowley, Boston, Warren Gregg
Co.
SChr f. A. Elliott Nickerson Plymouth Geo s. Repplier
Schr ID. Collins, Townsend, Boston, do.
SchT S. NJ. ID. Scull, Steelmau, Boston, do.
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SHIPPINO.

EA FOR LIVERPOOL AMI
[s%fT4eS SUEENST0WN-Inman Line of Mail
sf 4lz4s Steamers Steamers are appointed to sail as fol-
iy o london (via Hahfax), Tuesday, Sept T. at p NJ
SitSy f 0f Wasnlngton Saturday, Sept H. at 10 A. NJ
Syity Syiy W OF Lhntwerp, Saturday, Sept 49, at p. NJ
tltyo baltimore via Halifax Tue sday Sept a. atlPM
from Pier 49, North River ~ 'o AuoSu"N
RATES OF PASSAGE
70 NE MAIL eTEAMER SAILING EVERY SATURDAY,
t,t15I aSSaV,e ~ IN Sold Payable in Currency,
rs IoDdoB OABlN $l0o STEERAGE sa
NJ Ionia lV0l 10 London 40
10 Iarls l15i To Paris. ......... AZ
PASSAGE BY THE TUESDAY STEAMER, VIA HALIFAX
iL.eI SIABIN sTEERAGE
IivdraSnP 1Sapie lnpeld. n, Payable in Currency
Halifax. IIalifav 1900
st. Johns, N f., - 81. ,Iohnis '''''''"'i 10
BY Branch Steamer 45 81 by Brancb Stesuer 30
etc. at reduced rates. -e' DioHoH'
Tickets can be bought here at moderate rates by per
6 69T further niSrmaton apply at the Companys Office
to ODONNFIJ a FAIL Z -, A.
81 NO All CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia
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An extra copy will be sent to the person who
makes ups club Of ten, and an additional copy
for every, twenty subscribers thereafter. copy
Of the Avalanche Calendar will be sent to. every
Of theWeekly.
i Additions can be made TO the clubs at All times
during the year. at proportonate rates, the times,
in every case TO expire with the club; otherwise,
ration from this rule breaks up the club system
altopether. We can only afford papers at club
rates by having them all piretqgether. p
Remittances can be made at our risk when sent
tered letters, or post Office money orders or drafts.
Money.letters are so frequently lost and so much
complaint caused by their loss, that we are com:
PEELED to adopt the modes Of transition designated
to protect ourselves as well as patrons.
Specimen copies Of the AVALANCHE sentfree
of charge. ~ '-'
All letters. telegraphe dispatches, and packages
should be properly sealed and addressed:
~ =. -, : AVALANCHE,
g.. Avalanche Building Memphis, Tennessee.
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.KEROSINE OIL.
AXLE GREASE,
IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN BANKRUPTCY.
In the District Court of the United States for the
Districtof South Carolina.
Er Purtc J. s.;:R Thomson and T. s. Jefferys, As.
signees, n, Re. Jeptha Gwinn9 Bankrupt.-P
Hion to oattia>L Lssn Creditors. *
NOTICE is hereby given to all Creditors hold.
~ ing liens againstthe estate of the above named
Banlrupt, that they will be required to establish
their liens Before w. 1. Clawson, Register In Bank,
TY DAYS after the date of this publication, July
lst. On failure to do so, they will be barred
from any benefit in theorler for distribution Of
said BankrIpt's estate hereafter to be made.
BY order Of Hon. Geo. 8. Bryan, Judge of said
u. s.,R- THOMSON, j. tios s.,Gs,, 600
T. 8. JEFFERYs, nS''snee'
July 26 st q
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KINGS MOUNTAIN 4. :RoKp.

VlHE trains over the KINGS MOUNTAIN
i RAILROAD, on and after this date,-on Mon.
days, Thesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
run as follows; ;Smaking close connections on the
mentioned days, with trains On the. Charlotte and
South Carolina Railroad:
Leave: Yorkvflfe, promptly, ate o'clock, Am.
Arrive at. Chester st $40 O'Clock, a. M.
Leave Chester Immediately after the arrival OIL The
mail train from Columbia. * -
An Freights must be delivered at the Depot BY
4 O'Clock, P M, ON the evenings previous 10 the
departure Of thetrain.!- go, y q. 49,
.,,...,. -! =, r. 8. MOORE, President
July T.: r; tt
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HPHOTOGR:APHY.a

r R. SCHORB, thankful for the favors shown
J him during ihsen .years past, would an
nonnce that hisola frienas t.SoR ehe kinguf Day,
s yi5s pss e hs a seR6k oaa
Into oopartnetatip m the prodnetion:o :of every das
sscrpton Of PICTURES IN the highest style Of
tie art. The "three can safely tAronisetb give
sgdod picture as:snat fefhap fnsens eases
sssTls sTRRsSscopRs, assss .xLmBUms., m CASES And AM
FRAMEs, Of every variety, always on Hand. ana
sold at theIowest prices. - {,. y, q i..aes s RI y
=, The GALLERY Is open everyday during bust;
ness hours. - 'i%'. 3. r: 'SC4fORB ;&SON!t:
IN. R:-Weasp, ALSO. Agents. for; Msaaiaeuhall!s
Patent Sell, Acting LOOM; the greatest i1yentden
81 The age. 'Cal1 aha sse How bed twofk
StIffn68G ..85s 81 Lhs24g" LII e. Il L. fE-I s
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ilrulat ~ ceIltS 1OR SOoQ HUI"
ding. !
CHARLOTTE, July Il a-GoTroN- bales were
sold during the week at30 to. aM cents-very little
offering. Wequote long midd ding at 3la cents,
New Flour $4A25 to 81 so Der sack. Corn scarce
at sl.O5 to Sl.10. ,Meal$1.l0to $l.l5. New Wheat
Sl.25. Oats 10 to so cents.
NEW YoRE, Jnly Y Cotton unchanged with
sales OF $40 bales at RAJ to 344.' ~ ~ - -
CHARLESTON, July a. Cotton steady with
sales of l2s bales-middKngs So; receipts ~ (,
E'inancta1. I =, !
YoRKvILLE, July ID. Gold, 81 40:
NEW YORK. July l2.-Gold strong as$1:37.: !
CHARLESTON, Sc; Thursday, July 8. 1862
Bank of Camden, 80 :! Bank Of charleston, 80 {;
Bank ofChester, IS; Banko fGeorgetowu, Is Bank
of Hamburg,S;- ; Bank Of New berry, so; Bank Of
South Carolna, 90; Bank of the State ofSouth Car
olna prior to 1891, 54 Bank Of the State Of South
Carolina, after lst January, 1861, 25 Cornnaert
cial Bank, Columbia, s; Exchange Bank, Co
lumbia, 10 Merchants Bank, Cheraw, l2; Peo-
ples Bank ,ss; Planters Bank, Fairfield, g.; Plant
ter's and Mechanics Bank, Charleston 80; South
western Railroad: Bank, old, 70; Southwestern
Railroad Bank new, IS State Bank, Charleston,
7; Union Bank, SO to par; City Of Charleston
Change Bills, 9s; Stateof South Carolina Treas
ury Notes. 96. : -~-.-i' : 7!'-'5.-' ''-'..'
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M THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE q. s
For the DistBct Of South Carolina.

For the Disttfct Of South Carolina.
Tfr ?. - ;.Hr INTHE MATrRRi0F ~ Z. e.
= UsC,LANGSTON.1In Bankruptcy. hssi
At Krka1e, N ne sa.d Diitnet on The lss.dqy
Of July, 1859. :; - II
NOTICE ishereby given that 9 Petition has besn
~ fled in said Court, by CIG. LARGSToN,
c,ared . Bankrupt. under the Act of Congress, en-.
titled "An AGO EseabAsh Uniform System Of
Bankruptcy throughout the United statesSa Ap-
cate thereof, from all his debts and other claims
provabe under the. said Act; and the soth dry Of
July, 1859, at l2 o'clock, NJ, is assigned for the
heaffngo of the same, before w. I. Clawson, one Of
The Re egstersSin Bankruptcy of said Court, at his
office, In Yerkvtlle, South Carolina, when and
where the Creditors may attend, and shew cauSe,
if any they have, why the prayer of the said Pc
tition should not be granted. = r.....b III
LOUISE. Johnson, q. s. Marshal as Messenger.
By T. W. .lCLAwsoN, Deputy Messenger.
July,i * 49,. 26 ~? ri } .~.:I3
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NEW SIiPPLIES.

NHALLdS, nelaines, Lenoes, and Mozamb biqIe,
U Of all ehades SeceiveGf this week. Prices re-
dueed fsom a5 to 87f CENTS lp y;,;: r,;,;,,,a5.
..!..,.....s-,., ,,os:.... HE, .ADlCKES
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SHERIFF'S SALES,

ny virtue Of wits Of Ffssrff Faasids, to me d.
I'D freeted, ,wili hasold bstsaeen theiiegat7 honrs
ofsherif' Sale. ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN
TaA "ACGUST NEXT, e '%
at York Gourt Honses the following propery3to
wit: I.
oe fact of iandi yihns sn sat Wsssaof st5ny
Fork; bounded by landsof IsR: Bratton IN.
Gordon and others, LEVIED on as the property Of
istrator, and others. l$9,25
One tract of land, bounded by lands Of Kings
Mountain Iron Company, estate Of VIM. McGni
and others, containing more or Less also
fas ssAss s sn Rz fss
MeGl and the tract aboyetn etnenti ned, containing
INErea,a more or less. The above named tfacts
ssfss sievied on5xbtns property ora nthony
ct thssu.t Of James sRdsss ssgHsN sR sissts l.
&: July s,,sss,,.t-.1 LIZ, ss3ssl.' tsysy.. a.,
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CLERKS SALE.

Louis Smith u.s. N. L. Sanders and Martin .Hol-
1.;'9Sbroek:. ? Bdzto 6orecedse Nortgogs. ~!
IF N obedience to, the. Decretal Order. made In
III above stated cause at June Term 1858, Of the
Court, twilf expose tdpublic sale at York Corut
House on the =. >.
F4RsT MONDAY ( IN AUGUST, NEXT,
sie tfact OF lot of1andt described in Co,npainsnt
Bill in this icause situate within the corporate
limits Of the Town IF Yofkville, on the Pfnckney
Road, adjoining lands Of 4ohp g. Gil, r.; Funk
.'% 'sSANDERsH TAN YARD LOT, =
eontaihhg one and fhree,fourth acres, more OF
st,ai to pay tie costs 81 these
proceedings the balaace pn.af Credit :of; twelve
months from, day of SALE, Titles to be executed
bnt not delivered until the purchase money Is
hs5ai; 5aiv ;d14 sss ~ !ag9~AtAAcE' clsFk. e
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SEWING MACHINES.

VTSHE whole country resounds with the fame Of
IL these useful inventions and fheh lannon's i'd
yentors. States and Empires ,may flourish and
fade away, dynasties reign and be forgotten7 but
so long as the tide Of time rolls on, their names
will be borne witl1it from generation to- genera:
ton: By their successful efforts to tighten the
burden Of laboring humanity they have earned
Their faSne has more 81 enduring monument
than the page of history; twill live in the hearts
Of grateful millions, so1ong man exists and IA
boris aneeessity Of his existencet. ,.-G! !. Z,
! A sample of, these Machines and the wonders
they perform are to be seen at the of1ceof
.,E-'.H =; - - :. M. JONES, Agent.
= June H. 49, -, A l-5~E If.
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: RETURN PREMIUM Plan. z

= RETURN PREMIUM PLAN K
DY the Return Premium Plan Of the American
ID Life Insurance Company Of Philadelphia, a
persofl can insure his Ife and It win cost him ab
solntely thothing,ras; the Company guarantees to
return TO the insurers family. all the premiums
paid on the Policy, together with the amount Of
the Policy, at death, or the attainment of eighty
years Of age.
Parties wishing to avail themselves Of this plan
of insurance, can doso byicaiIing on
JAMES F. HART, Local Agent,
H;Ti~- -. :l,l..' -.-.-e>- &Forkvills' g c.,
;; Or; JOHN v, FETzER, Travelling Agent: ,.
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BRkII0Ms MAseN,.& MllIaEasi
"A NNOENGE thesrqiHal and opemingsfh fhspseH
A DID stoak Of SPEINq ANDsSUMMEA, n..e
s,:.s 10 4l[jtRs 4DRsY IS &iso &isoODssss 81 y,

salectad .erfhis market with gFsat cate By mem,
ssssous s "a @ tsf ana %hiss s4s II Ssrsa Is
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APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE.

hereby given that the undersigned
~ Administrator of the Estate of A. G. ALI:
SON, deceased, will make q final settlement OF
the said estate with the Judge Of Probate Of York
on the 10th day of July next, when he
will make application for final discharge as
Administrator Of the said estate.
; z...,. H.,F. ADICKES, Administrator.
1una II "a st
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Observation-Disclosures,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
VlHE genius of. the Middle Ages, applying
Mathematical Science to Mechanical Combi-
nations delighted to expend itself in complicated
contrtyances; which should automatically perform
something akin to human action. =. p.
The genius of the Nineteenth Century, howev-
er, in more glorious and noble @endeavor, seeks
anot to make a Machine which shall fulfill the
thousand services required Of one aaa but desires
only that Machine shall perform one se,viee but
shall occupy in doing it the place OF thousand
men.
Among these contrivanceslb by which we seek,
with the tireless sinews of steel, to avert from
ourselves the penalties ofthe fall, not least is the
womans friend, the SEWING MACHINE, now
brought to seeming tseaming) perfection by the
M. JONES, Agent.
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APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ Administrator OF the Estate of r. H. ALL
SON, deceased, will makea final settlement Of the
said estate with the Judge Of Probate OF York
County, on the 10Th day Of July next when ne
will make application for final discharge as Ad-
ministrator Of the said estate.
- ..--.r II. F. ADICKEs, Administrators.
+. June11 "a 5t
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m THE DISTRICT CGURT y
,ft1e q. Sts3ss: Ter TIE District Or 81. Caroiins

- -; & III TIE &aT4Eis !os2sis.,E f'iih!cS
GHORGEB B. PEARaQ NJ Jr. =. In fBankruptcy.
At iloaAHiQs IN saia, Qsria, on the l5dbdeta @
49, -..s lyly, 1859. s..g..,.7,T 49,
NOTICE h hereby given That s Petition has
TN@be6n fled m said Court; by GEO. B. PEAE4
SON, 1r.A Of FArAeid Count y,tin said District,
Sny dsslsssd ssas hssksps sRSss @sA E S99:
tenn Of Bankruptcy throughout thai United States;1
Approved 22d March, lsg for 2 discharge @ and q
claims provable under e-said Act; and the 14th
d. day ia # Agsgss s ~ lss S az sGeek NJ is assignsd
one Of the Registers In Bankfdptcyef said Court,
az his ofaea ID Yorkyi1le, o. EeIoltns, when tsnd
where TIE Creditors. .msy attend and sbsE cause,
should not,be gr9n&ed ts;li1 .GyV13 139gftt 60 Si
L0uIsE JoHNS0N, us Nsrshat tas Messe4ser,
~. ;hg +. W;:CIxwsoN .Rspnsy 2 Mssssases =
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BAPTIST CONVENTION.

TNHE State Convention of the Baptist Denomi-
L nation il. South Carolina, viii hold its FOR
TY-NINTH ANNIvERsARY with the Church
the last Sunday in July, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
introductory Sermon by Rev. L. r. Gwaltney;
Rev. G. W. Pickett, alternate.
Charity Sermon by Rev. f. T. Winkler, D. D..
Rev. r. Furman, D. D., alternate.
J. L. REYNOLDS,
President of Convention
july n If
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-07-15
ANNUALe eMEETING.

~ LIFE INSURANCE.
gTyHE American life, Insurance Company Of
II Philadelphia, issues policies on all desirable
plans, at low rates, and without, unnecessary re!
strietions aato residence or travel:
= :" JAMES F. HART, Local Agent,
: S-,'rs. - 'Yorky1lls, sc.
JOHN W. FETzER, Travelling Agent;
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-07-15

CorroN-Re Remains firm At 30 cents for good mid
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-07-15
. ,EXECUTOR,S NOTICE.

hereby given to all whom it may
IN concern that the undersigned Will file with
E. G-HARRIS,, Judge Of Probate, at Yorkvilley
on the 10th day Of July next, final return for the
estate Of B. b: Rowei, Executor of the last viii
and Testament Of MARY A.ROWELE,d deceased,
and will apply for his discharge g. E5se1nto! s1 !
thereof = w. G. HERRINGTON.
- =: - - -. Executor Of B. D. Rowell.
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