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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-06-19
Read "Reminiscences of the War" by
"Personne" in the XIX Century. Mago-
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Century Co. Charleston.
County Treasurer's Office,
OnANaEpunas 8. C.. \

OnANaEBunoS 8. c., May 8, 1869.
In accordance with General Orders No.
l89, iesued by Genera. Janby, and Joint
Resolution Of the General Assembly, all per-
sons having claims for Services rendered in
this County, during the year commencing
Slst October 1867 for Teaching Free Schools
shall present the same for payment at this
Office OH or before the 3Oth day of June next,
duly certified to by the School Commissioner
of this County and approved by the State
superintendent Of Education. All claims
not presented by the 8oth day CT June, win
be barred payment.
JN0. d. MOUNT,
june l9-t County Treasurer.
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[FoR THE onANcEBuRa NEws.1

GFoR TIE oEANGEBURG NEWS.
Dir. EDiroH:-In the report of the
Committee sent to Columbia in reference
to the Taxes, published in your last
weeks paper, there is an error which I
wish to correct.
The report published says the County
Boards should have visited the places
for Assessment. 1t should have read {;
The Assessors should have visited eyery
mans place and valued his property, and
not the County Board of Equalization.
Yours, &c,
PAUL S. FIELDER.
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f:ff4R. G. ANDREWS, Editor.
&ak1oEH T. BROWNING, associate.
r SxknER AEYERS, A.oeiate.
Rliierlai Correspondence.



The election for Township Officers
- hsla hdrs today, To- say that
Axssyfhiug passed Of quietly would not
sxprsss shAza shAza sssTssss=saay sssTssss=saay and accord of ac-
sion shNt ShxSaeserized the whole pro-
sssdla& Nsser have we seen an affair
uf M bind better conducted; never
have 60 csooppiiiise.ttiing s.ti and jarring interests
besnbsstes or more perfectly harmonized,
and khe highest praise is due to those
sshepA<sicipated and united in producing
this hsppy result.
ssssll tho white aud colored who were
arssaas sesa that occasion deserve all
fhsEssiss that can be bestowed upon
ahpas Who waiving prejudices and sell
fsn intareat, were wiling to unite for a
common and mutual benefit.
Up to che day of the election, no tick
&c had been nominated; neither party
understanding the course of the others.
The polla were opened and no ticket was
ous. Atthis juncture of affairs several
gentlemen present, suggested to all who
were present assembled, concert and
unity sf setsea. The idea was greeted
and welcomed by all present, and very
soon, all were attentive and interested
90 ffs.::ss fass afea sems plan Of united
action,
1s;wss proposed TINT party politics
shonid be forgotten for the time, aud
chat aGcommittce of FIVE white and five
colored should be selected to nominate
"Gitisons Ticket" This arrangement
was carried out, and the following Tick
ct for Township Officers was nominated
BY tho Committee, and approved by the
soters present. !.
w Olsfk--James r. Cox.
EST SeIecs,acn.-John 8. Bowman,
John G. Reeves, James Melvin.
For Ssrreyor.-Willie G. Rivcs.
For ConstabIs.-George Gavin.
This. ticket was balIoted for during
the day without dissenting vote being
cast against it, receiving ss votes, the
whole number cast, aud was unanimous
ayelseted.
VA heartily congratulate the citizens
af AHA Township upon the happy rcault
obkaiRea by their unity of effort. In
dead twas practical exemplification of
che course advised by The OaANGEBuRa
EBws. and this has been the result.
AS We looked upon that scene of unity
sn which the white man lost none of his
dinity, and the colorcd man any of the
a&vaatages of his freedom and his citi-
xenship, the thought arose in the mind
chat many, many Of the elections in the
past, marked by wild collision and con-
dict, night have been thus conducted and
have SO happily resulted!
We hail the occasion as the initiation
Of . now era in our politics, when the
Mbite and coiored may unite for the in
sssest and benefit of both
E95.s---..y-sp~sssnrnzsss-- --~.<za-=a--
- szfs sst n, M
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Look Out for Bargains.
AUCTION SALE. <oe

DURsUAET to an Ordsa =. Court, 4 yin,
sell at Auction, GA the fourth Saturday
in June instant, land on every succeeding
Saturday until the whole Stock shall k1 d.
posed OIL at the Store at Feiaerville. former
ly used by. j. II. Fielder & Co., the SS6alt1f
Goods, Wares and Merchandize, ,now he'd. "a
said Store under an lnjuueiioa in Equity,
Terms cash. THOMAS COLLJt n ,a
June LIST, 1859. . Receiver.
june 5 lta8I
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ALSO
ORANGEBTRG-Ix EouirY.

Phelps ct. al. IS. Carson ct. al. -
by virtuc Of dccretal order in this case 4
will sell AT Orange burg Court House, ON the
first Monday of July next.
All that lot or parcel of land situate In the
Town Of orangeburg. continuing ore aero
more or less. md bounded by lands Of VIII
Lam q. Whilden and Estate lands OF the In,e
Henry Ellis. For n particular descripfion Of
said lot apply at the Office Of Mcssrs. Glover
& Glover. us =
Terms cash. Purchasers 10 pay for pa
pers and stamps.
oranrsS'rs r c. ois's H., 5. C., H. Hi 500. c.,.,
Jc.e ~, 1869.
june II tdesS
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E'INAL NOTKCE.-AIa perstsna
having claims against the Estate 6f
a,ary Pou, deceased, arp hereby aetiisd 70
prescn, the sRrns properly attested oa or be-
j. F. B0NEETT,i ~
juno l2-StS Administrators,
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j. W. Johnson et. nj. Distributee I
Of Jos. Johnson. /
Adeline johnson and others.

X =
Adeline Johnson and others.
BY order of the Court Of Probate, win :
sell on Monday, the 9th of July next, for psr,
tition, for 50 much cash as will pay the ax-s u
penses of tho case, the balance in rtwo equha i.
annual installmcn,s, the first payable ist
Janaary next. secured by bond, With infesestSr
sreth date, aud mortgage OF the prupestg :, \
with cosrnah for resale on breach, tpur. !.
ohasers 10 pay. for papers and sialnps,S
tho following property, all lying In 0ranee-Y'
burg County. to wit:
]. $50 acres lying on the hoIioS abssSe
Hunters Branch. described in plat 80. J OF
return in partition.
>. 800 acres on Dean Swamp, as her plat
No. =. -. ryzo &. ~,
3. 'G.2 acres mex, adjoining and described
in plat 3. ~
4. 5l4 acres on pond the head Of
''Sunon' Branch, waters of Dean Swamp, as
per plat :.
8. $50 acres on the Nineiy.six Road. as {
described oB plat IL -, ~
s.. 5i9 acres "n Ninety SIX. Roah, known
ms .'woolwsrd," and described In Iiaf (.
O.. 10" acres alsn NinpfS 81 * .lloast end q
on the head waters Of Goodiauh Swamp, de-
scribcd in plat &. 2
The plnts will be shown 1t zale. sA .s.4
june 10 I'd
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IN THE COURT OF PROBATE.

WHEREAS, W. c. Haue and J. X. Hanc
hath applied to me for Letters of Admins
tration on the Estate of Dedrick Hane, late of
0rungeburg, deceased.
These arc therefore to city and udmonish
oil and singular the kindred and creditors of
the said deceased, to be and appear before
me, 8; d Court of Probate for the said County
to be holden at Orangeburg on the 2sth day
Of June, 1869, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. to show
cause, if any, why the said administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and the Seal of the
Court, this 14th day of May A. d. 1869,
and in the ninety third year of American
Independence.
THAD. C. ANDREWS,
june l9-2t Judge of Probate.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
In accordance with Section 9S of an act
entitled IAN act providing for the assessment
and taxation of properly" approved the 18th
day of September A. ID. 1868, notice is here
by given that the total rate per centum levied
for State purposes for the year 1868 Is "A
mills; and for County purposes. the total
rate lsvicd il mills, making total for all
purposes for the year 1868 lOl mills on the
dollar.
JNO. d. MOUNT,
June l2,--3t County Treasurer.
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0rangeburg---In Equity.
John b. Phelps ct. al.
,.. , vs. VS., :, Bill for Relief.

james NJ. Carson ct. al.
BY the Decrc,al Order in this Case, the
Creditors of the above named John b. Phelps
are required to present and prove their de-
mands before me on or before the second
Monday in July next, OF be barred the bene-
ft of the Decree in the cause
oraugcburg, SC, q. CIR.
june |, 1869.
iunc1 y w g
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onAxGEnURG COUNTY.
ORANGEBUIsG COUNTY,
june 19-1t

PROBATE COURT.
Er pnr'e J. Wesley Johnson, Administrator
of the Estate of Jos. Johnson.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ].
IN Wesley Johnson will, on the l9th day
OF July next, apply for his final discharge as
Administrator OF the Estate Of Jos. Johnson,
deceased.
THAD. C. ANDREWS,
june l9-it Judge of Probate.
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On Tuesday after salcsday, JuIy, 1862 90, Z
the residence Of II. B. Argee, sSe fGllowing
personal droperty, viz: Cow aud Cali, & :
iearlngs, head Hogs, Borse and WEson, y
l Buggy, Ios Of Farming Tools, Snynr & J.
Mill and Boiler, Household and Kitcisep
Furniture. Levied on as the property ofe nc :
B Argoe nj the suit Of JOHN 8. Phillips ,..,sg
june 10 as Ia &
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ALSO

On LIST Monday, (salesday OF JuIy, j at sIss
residences Of " G. Tanning, the fofi6uiaV
personal property, viz ;, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Tools, 1 lIuls.
Ok and Cart, II head Hogs. o head Cattle,
and Bee Gums. Levied on ss tIso property
Of J: G. Tanning AT the suit Of james ID.
Cleckley Executor OF L. e. Coousr /. ets.'fs;s
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Sheriff S Sales.

BY virtde Of sundry writs Of a. IA. 10 No
dlrscteSl will sell 10 the highest siitlsr.
et Oraugeburg Court House, on the frsa 8
Mcnday In July next, for cash the feliows s.
ing pfoperty, Viz = ~
OnsSfnct Of land lying In the Fork yf ske
Edfsfo Rivers. containing S60 ceres more a.
less. Levied on as the property Of JascE =
Cooner ut thssuit of Edward b. Hays
One tract, Of land lying In the Fork of t,,s
Edisto Rivers, containing 1900 hcrcs rn,prS g,
less. Levied on as the property Of Wiiljsm e
Watkins at the suit of L. ,. Joncs for the u.ss
Of Samson Marchant, guardian. Ts.t
Also ItaSI
One tract Of land lying ON fSe (lid Ststs
Road, containing - more or less. bounded !
BY lahds' Of Haigisrs Ehsridae apa. .Dspgzierr :;
Levied ON as the property OF aFs: HsidEed
Dantsler at'ihesuit % .isSaosa Ae lsastsslf
ALSO So
One tract Of land Lying on Giasssss fgszHzass
containing 100 acres maFe es lee. IteyieA
on 40 the property Of J. J. psuslAs e sHa
suit Of j. III. Harley a9fs7s - ~ sstss:
On Tuesday after salesday next, the fslr e.
lowing personal property, xi1 iIausshola 4
and Kitchen Furniture, bay Horse, Piaata-
ticn Tools, Cow and Calf, bee Guns. Con ~
tents Of Smoke Hsnse and Daisy, n haass i.
logs. Levied on az the properly. OF 8. %. q;
Parlor at the suit Of d, Louis 8 GO. - !
E -.
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june l9-1t
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-01-07

The Washington correspondent
of the New York Times remarks =
"The gossips of Washington are in
a futter. of astonishment that Gen
eral Grant should not observe the
time honored custom of paying his
respects to the President as Com
mander-in-c chief, on New Years
Day, but go to Philadelphia with
Mrs Grant for aquiet day there.
The gossips are also amazed that
General Grants children do not
propose to attend the children's
party 1T the White House, and they
wonder if the unpleasant cores
pondence of last February can have
anything to do with it. Perhaps it
has; but whether it has or no, the
gossips will have their hands full
from now 10 the 4th of March. On
Inauguration day it is the time hon
ored custom for the incoming Res-
ident to ride to the CAPITOL with the
outgoing President. II the present
condition faffairs continues. what
will the gossips do with General
Grant then?
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-01-07
oUis NEW HEADING AND
NAME.

With the. old year the, heading and
name, by which this paper has been
known for so many years, have
disappeared. We were never pleas
ed with the name"'Pioneer," not re-
garding it. as appropriate fora polit-
ical journal. Under that name, we
are informed, this paper has been
Democratic, Whig and Republican.
We always disliked to sail under
uncertain colors, and are anxious
that the political shade of our paper
shall be known by its name; and,
after due consideration, have con-
cluded to bid adieu to ''Pioneer,n
and substitute the new heading
WYANpor CotNTY REPUBLICAN
with which We to-day greet our
readers. Etues
From the day we learned the
meaning of the word Republican,
we never ceased to admire it. II is
significant of the grandest achieve
ments in the worlds history.
The new heading was prer ared
for US by the Franklin Type
Foundry" of Cincinnati, and, we
think, will be recognized as hand-
some Improvement on the old one.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-01-07
SIMPLE JUSTICE TO LADY
CLERKS RECOGNIZED.

Henceforth, ly a recent act ol
Congress, the lady clerks in the EN-
ploy of the Gore.-ssrrrnr' are to have
the same compensation as men. when
they perfa-u17 IKE services This is
simple concession ofjustice, which
should have been made many centu-
ries ago, but better late than never.
This work of reform began in the
right place, and, we hope, will go on
till all ladies, in every department of
business, will receive the same pay
as men, when they perform the same
work. krs 5f
We never could see why the lady
who teaches school should not re-
celve the same remuneration, il she
does it as efficiently as man. We
have known acenmFiislse,et lady
scholars, who taught the highest
branches in school, to receive from
one hundred to one hundred and
fifty dollars less than the male
teacher in the same building, who
taught Arithmetic, Grammar and
Spelling.
In some features we regard female
teachers as better than male: We
think the moral influence and train
ing of an accomplished and efficient
lady teacher, upon pupils, superior
to that of men, because they are
more sensitive, watchful and gentle
in their corrections. And this is a
feature which parents cannot appre-
ciate too highly. Indeed, in many
instances, teachers have more ,infu-
ence informing the minds of pupils,
for future usefulness and standing
in society, than parents.
In whatever we have said above,
we do not mean to detract anything
from faithful and meritorious mail
teachers. All are to be rewarded.
Our honest conviction is that the
true standard Of compensation, in
all department. of business, should
be qualification and efficiency, with
out regard to sex.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-01-07
d IL HOURS IN ADvANcEI =,

Of any other line. Mondays and eThurs-
days this tram has an Elegant Drawing
Room Car through from Chicago to New
York without change. 80 -zsss f=sf svTF g .
| The 500 a NJ train from Chicago IS 80
P. M from U. Sandusky) arrives in New
YORK at 100 the second evening, ith sill
yer palace ears attached through from Chi
csgo to N. York without change, 81 hours
in advance ofsny other route, and IN time
to make connection for Boston. No other
line offers this advantage. oiag g
Special train on Saturday Afternoons
(wlth silver palace through car attached. s
Trains from principal Western Towns
which connect with the Saturday Evening.
Train from Chicago and Fit. Wa, ne, and
! Sundat Morning Train from Crestline run
through on SUNDAY without DELAY, arriving
in New York. Philadelphia Baltimore and
Washington City, Hours in advance of all
rival lines. Fases always as low as the
cheapest route east.
Particular attention of Travellers is in
vited to the hotel Accommodations of this
ro:te, especially at Pittsburgh and Al
toona. The New Union Depot Hotel, at
Pittsburgh, has just been opened 10 the
public by the Pennsylvania Central Rail-
road Company, and is nquestionably the
finest establishment of the kind in America.
/ = EDWARD H. WILLIAMS.
Gen'l sup't, Altoona, Pa.
T. L. K1MBALL, Gen. W. Pass Agent,
n39 Chicago.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-01-07
CONVERSATIONS WITH GEN.
CRANE. 51-
His Opinions Freely Stated.

Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette.
ST Louis, December 80.
A prominent citizen of this city,
Just from ashington, describes q
half hour interview with Gen. Grant,
which shows some of the character
istics of the President elect in q
stronger light than anything that has
been said or written in a long time,
| During the conversation Senate
and Judge from Louisiana were in
troducedA who came to consult with
the General in regard to the govern
ment indorsing some Seste bonds
for the Improvement Of the levees
in Louisiana.
The General said he hoped the
government. would not do it. and
added while we are discussing on
all sides how the national debt is to
be paid, I shall oppose any increase
of the national obligations I never
knew a government to become re
sponsihle for any amount that it did
not ultimately have to pay"
After some further remarks, de
signed to win the Generals favor,
the Judge said millions of acres OF
the best land in the wolld are sub
iect to overflow.
Gen. Grant replied "Let them over
flow and let them stay under water
until their owners are willing that
Northern men ana Northern capital
seould come in and protect and i'm
prove them. Northern men with
ample capital are ready to make q
garden OF Your State. and you won't
let them do it. Your large land
holders are as hostile to the United
States goternment to day as they
have ever been. and if that govern
ment should rebuild their levees, it
would not change them a particle
| know no way the government
could have adopted for rebuilding
the levees butte have confscated the
lands Of those engaged IN tue re-
bellion, and used the proceeds to
restore the county. As that Was
not done, nothing remains but to sci
your negroes to work and invite in
and welcome Northern men,
General" said the Judge, ''the
negroes won't work -
won't work. General Grant
quietly replied; ''they IL work il
you'll pay them for it. Am 1 not
right p He added: rs there not
such a hostility to Northern mer
that it amounts. in most sections oI
the State, to practical exclusion Of
them from the agricultural interests
of the country !? Is there not ar
unwillingnesa to divide up the lands
and sell in small parcels to those
who might immigrate? And is
there not general tendency to secure
the services Of the negroes without
prompt, adequate compensation p
Il must say" said the, Judge
''that there is more or less truth in
all these points,
"Then,' said Grant 81 think you
will have to build your own leyees
or wait under water until you are
willing men should come in who will
build them"
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-01-07
We Will stnj! 10 a gents free of charge.
For a Club of 80 and $500,

One OF tn" following articles: dozen good linen
Shirt froits set solid Gold Studs, all wool Cassi-
mere Tor ANTS, fine Waite Counterpart, large size
i elegant B lmora Skirt 30 yards rown or bleach
ed Sheet s,good quality, yard wide; elegant
100-pictu Morocco-bound Photograph Album, 1
double lie IS Stereoscope and Il foreign views one
silver Pla cd engraved bottle Castor. elegant
silk Fan, with ivory and Stndalwood Frame feath :
cred edge ini sptusle I; one steel Carving knife
and Fork, rev best quality livery balanced handle,
one handsome beaded and lined Para oil. 20 yards
good Print one very fine Damask Table Cover, one
pair best lurlity Ladies' Ser Congress Boots, one
dozen fine Linen Towels Z dozen Rogers best Sill
yer Dessert Forks one ladies' large real Morocco
Travelling 3 X, fancy dress pattern, i dozen
elegant silver piated engraved Napkin Rings. one
dozen La les fine Merno Cotton Stockings,
high cut BalmFr-l Boots, elegant Delai1e Dress
Pattern, one Violin and Bow, in box complete, one
set JewelrY pin, ear drops and sleeve buttons.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-01-07
or a Club of 100, and $1,000

Cne rich Nell ino or 1hibet Dress Pattern one pair
Damask Ia lie Clot,-s and Napkins to match, one
pair gents Frer els Calf Boots, one heavy silver
plated engraved Ice Pitcher very fine all wool cloth
for l. dies Cloak. enc web very best quality brown
or beachel Sheetrg, 71a yards fine Cashmere for
suit one elegant Poplin Dress Pattern, elegant
English re re Dress Pattern one beautiful Eng
tlish Barege Shawl, one set ivory balanced handle
Knives AMI Forks, ladies' gents Silver
Hunting case Watch. one Bartlett Hand Portable
Sewing Nj chire, splendid Family Bible, steel en-
cravings, with records and photograph pages, 25
yards good hemp Carpeting, good colors, one pair
good Marseilles Quilts. one good six barrel Re
volver, one elegant Iur Muff and Cape, one single
ba rrel shot Gun one silver plated engr we'd bot
tie Revolving Castor, cut glass bottles, one very
fine Violin and Bow, in case, one set ivory balanced
Knives and Forks tg
Presents for larger clubs increase in the same
ratio,
Send money by registered letter; Send 10 Tor our
new circular. PAEkER& CO..
3-4w Nos 90 and 100 Summer St, Foston
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-01-07

John Stark, of til e county of Wyandot;
J John Frees and 5, rah Free 8 his wife. of the
county of Moultrie, aud Stat OF Illinois |;
A nirew Hamilton, ,tof the county OF Della
ware and State of Ohio; Daniel Hamlbon
and Wilson IIamlin'oh. " hose residences $
are unk nown, W II ke notice; that pc :
tion was led against them on the oGth
day of Decent Der. A. D 1868. in the Court
of Common Pleas within and for the county
Of Wyandot and State of Ohio, by James
Hamilton, and is now pending, wherein
said James Hamilton demands par ition of
the following real estate. towit: Lot No.
four a of seerinu No. Twenty-one (2D
Township No two ~ South. Range No.
fourtcea (l4) East of The "Wyandot Reserv-
ation." containing for,y (40) acres. and
that at the next term of said Court, the
said James Hamilton will apply for an
order that partition NAV be made of said
premises.
JAMES HAMILTON,
Dec. 81, AID. 1868. Bv
GRIsELL d KALI,
g. 6w. h ia Att'ss.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-01-07

Mr.. T. Barney, of McComb, sent
to town last Tuesday, an interesting
family Of porkers, consisting OF
Madame Hog and the two Mis-,
Hogs. The Madame weighed GAO
pounds gross; age two years. We
did not learn the weight of the
young ones. They are Of the white
Berkshire breed. at the price pork
brings, in these dsys,. Mr. B. will
make rather Il good thing. out OF
them. .--Hancock .JetJeTsoniun.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-01-07
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE IS FEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the co partnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned, in she Boot and
Shoe business, is this day dis olved, by mu-
tual consent Those having claims agains.
said firm will present them duly authentic
ated for settlem ent; and all persons knowing
themselves indebted will please come for
waid and make Immediate ptyment, ane
sa7e costs. The business will hereafter b.
conducted by Mr.. Katzenmever.
M KATZENMF
X. w. W.DRUCKEMILLER
Jan 4th 1869 saw