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RADWAY'S READY RELIEF

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RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
CURES THE WORST PAINS
IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES.
NOT ONE -FOUR
after read,n. this advertisement need any one
SUFFER WITH PAIN
RaDWAY'S READY RELIEF Is A CURE
FOR EVERY PAIN.
u was the first and is
THH ONLY PAIN REnED7
that instantly stops the most excruclatlng pans,
allays Iuhamrantious, and cures Congestions.
whether of the Lungs. Stomach. Bowels, or other
gland. or organs. BY one appics:;;"n:, r,,
IN FROM ONE To TWENTY MINUTES.
no matter how violent Or axcruciatinx the pain
the RIlEC MArIC. Hed-ridden. lufrm, Crippled.
Nerrons. Neuralgia, or proetrated With diSease
raay suffer.
WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE.
iNFLANMArION or THE BLADDER.
INFLAMNATION OF THE BOWELS.
CONGESTION OF THE LUNGS.
SORE THROAT. DIFFICULT BREATHING.
PALpIrATlO\ OF THE HEART
EYSPERICS. CaOEp. DTPrHEHIA.
HEADACHE. TooTIIACtIE.- -
NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM.
COLD CuILLS. AGUE CAILLS.
The app,icati"n OF the Ready Relief TO the part
or parts where the pain difficulty exist will at
ford case aud comfort. 49,,
twenty drops iu halfa tu'nbler of water Will
in = few moments cure CRAMPS. SPASMS.
SOUR STOMACH. HEASrBURN. 81 n
HEADACHE. DIaRRHEA, DlSENTe.El, q,
COLIC. WIND IN THE BOWELS. and MI IN
TERNAI. PAINS.
Travellers should a:ways carry !ott!e Of Rad
ways Ready Relief with them. few drops IN
water will prevent Sickness or rsins from chanse
of water 1t Is better than Frehoa BRANDY or
Bitters as st1nilant.
FEVER AND AGVE.
FEVER AND AGCE cured for htfy cents
There is not remedial agent in this world that
will cnre F"ye- and A:ne. and al othsr aa!a-
r;ous. Bilious, Scarlet Typhc6. Yellow .snd other
Fever. aided hv RADWAY'S PILLS so quick
as RAILWAYS READY RELIEF. Fifty cents
per bottle.
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DR.. RAILWAYS
PE3FECT PURGATIVEPi PILLS

per fcctly tastelsss elegantly coated with 'wee. @
rrcngthen. Radway'> rills. for the cure Of all
disorders Of the S;onss hsss h'Ts, Hs,dash nia
I.ons.;no,;on. Cost,yeness. Indigestion, Dyspep-
sia, Hi!iou.nr-s. Bilious Fever, inflammation of
the iiowes Piles, and all arrangements OF she
Internal Viscera. Warranted to effect positive
cure. Purely Vegetable. containing no mercury
minerals or deeteriouS drugs. -,
~ Observe the following symptors resulting
from Disorder. ofthe Digestive Organs:
Constipation, Inward Piles. FRilness Of the
Blood in the Head, Acidity of the stomach.
Nausea, Heartburn. Disgust Of Food. FuIlness or
Weight in the stomach. Sour EructatlonS, SinK-
ing or Fluttering at the Pit of the Stoinach:
Swimming of the Head. Hurried aao Oi1ncu'
Breathing.
A few toses of EADWAf'S FILLS will free
the system from all the above named dlSorGers'
Price. 25 cents per nox, SOLD BY DRUG
GISTS.
READ "FALSE AEn TRUE Sond one
lcttcr-stamp to RADWAY S CO, No 81 Maid
en- Lane. New York. reformation worth tEous-
euGs will be Sent YOU. July 3, lily
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NEARER HOME.
4 HYMN By THE LATE PHEBE CARY.

HYMN By THE LATE PHEBE CARY.
One sweetl7 so;e'nn thought
Comes to me Ger and Ger
I'm ncar.r ~ home to-day
Than | ever have been before.
Ncare. M Fathers house,
Where the many; mansions be;
Nearer the great white throne,
Nearer the5cryStal sea.
Nearer tie bound Of life,
Wi,eec we iay our burdens down;
Nearer leaving the cross,
Nearer gaining the croW".
Bu. the waves Of that silent sea
Roll dark before nv sight,
That brightly the other side
Break on shore of light.
0, if my mortal feet
Have almost gained the brink,
Ifit be ! am nearer home
Even to-day than think.
Father, perfect my trust,
Let my spirit feel in death
That her fee; are firmly set
On the rock of a !iring faith.
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TiLIiBLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
A Rare Chance for Investment

BEING desirous of devoung myself e1-
e,ps;yelv 10 the Commission Business, | Of
f.r nv entire REAL ESTATE, situated in
berry County, FOR SALE, consisting
Of the following TRACTS Of LAND, viz:
TRACT no. !-Containi"s $40 acres,
more or less, on which is my Dwelling, q
large, newly 6tted-up house, containing
lin. rooms, partries, closets, &C., and all
o,cassary out.buidings. Also, u good
STORE-EOUS which is one Of the best
s.,rds in all this section OF country, at
which have done good business. There
Is .l.o . public WOOD and BLACKSMITH
SHOP, which has good run Of custom. all
in full operation. There is some fine Bot
tom L,ud, well di,ched and in high state
O: cultivation.
TRACT no. e-Cca;a;ains 100 acres,
more or less, and adjoining Tract No. !.
On this is large and prosperous MEH-
CHANT, CORN and SAW MILL. all in
GOOD running order and doing good busi-
ness. also A good Gin House and Gin, run
hT4xster, with Screw and other necessary
buildings. On this frat is some very val.
uable Bottoms, we'll diched and in 4 high
state of cultivation. This is very valua'
d Ole tract. =
TRACT 40. S-Cont.ining lS9 acres,
more or less, adjoining tracts No. and 2,
about sixty acres Of this is i'll original forest,
and some fne cultivatiag land, well water
ed, and very accessible, lying between the
twospablic roads T..
TRACT NO. 4-Conts;nins S3 acres,
adjoining tract No. !. On this is spen-
did Mill seat, known az the old Rcd Mil,
there is some fresh cleared land on this
tract, and in high state Of cultivation,
there is plenty Of water, and spienuid
spring, also laborcrs houses.
TRACT no. 5-Containing 70 scres,
known as the Moaics place, and adjoining
tract No. ]. There is q Dwelling and other
ou:-buldings, and e splendid spring Of va
ter.
TRACT no. 6-Containin. 202 acres, ac-
Joining tracts Nos. and 5, on which are la
borers houses and stables. On this tract is
some fae Bottom Land, we'll ditched, and
= in high state Of cultivation.
TRACT no. 7-Contaiuing u acres,
sknown rs the Gipson place, on which is u
.socd frame dwelling, with necessary ont
Buildings, and a good spring Of never fail
i;rg water, and some fine culliv,tinS land.
TRACT NO. S-Containins 3l9 acres,
known as the KiaaCd or Gary land, on
which is 4 Dwelling, with necessary ont
si;>aildiueS. This is one Of the best farming
:.sacss Of lanl in all this section Of country.
There is some very fine cotton land, some
:kerty acres OF which is fresh cleared and in
.caltiva,ion this year, and plenty of original
LAND TO clear.
Persons wishing to buy will do we'll to
come and See these lands, will take pleas
:crc in showing them as I can De found on
the premises. l will make the terms easy
ito an approved purchaser.
II not disposed Of before, I Will sell thcs"
lands az public outcrv, SALE-DAl IN No.
vEMDER NEXT, at NEWBERRI COURT
HOUSE. Any information wanted will DC
cheerfully given by addressing me at New
berry, S. G.
THOS. F. HARMON.
Sep. 6, 3G-9t.
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For Sale---Very Low.

, Short Staple Cation CinS-onc 40 Saws
Of EmcryS." and one ~ Saws double CYL
indcr Of. !. Browns patent. Also an 'ln
gersol's" Cotton Press. Al nearly new,
and will be sold at greatly reduced figures,
for cash; or il desired tor approved en-
,lorScd Notes on 3 and ! months :or the
greater portion of the purchase.
Al lrcSS hy letter B. 6. HEh!OT,
Oc;. i, ..,r-tf. Charleston, :. G..
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PURE GYPSUM! !

CONTAINING NINETY-NlNE AND
TWO-THIRDSP PER CENT. 1886 per cent
SOLUBLE NATTER. Warranted free
from all impurities. Prepared in this CITY.
and for sale a the low price Of FIFTEEN
DOLLARS PER TON. CASH nv
JOHN II. HOLMES,
Commission Merchant, Charleston, S. 6.
Sept. -, 39-$mo.
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NOTICE

IS hereby given that an application will
State OF South Carolina, at its approaching
Session. for Il renewal Of the Charter of tho
"Thc Trustees Of the Presbyterian Church
0? S:::vrna." in Ncwbprry County.
August 10, lSil-3%-3m.
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QEINITSH'S u
KINA CHILL CURE.

New Remedy. New Principle. Ho9cison.
4 NEW DISCOVERY AND 4 SOVEREIGN
SrECIF1C.
- FOE The CURE OF y-r-s
Intermittent Fever. Remft:ent Fever Chill Fever,
Dumb Acue Periodical Ueadache or Bilious
Headache and Bilious Feye:s; aid all
Diseases originating in Blllary De
rangemcrt or Liver ~DisoEGsr,
Caused by Impurity Of Blood -
and Malaria or MiaSmarc
Localities. .-3
In presenting this new ncdicine-"h!HA
GILL CURE the public. and particularly
70 the sHict,d. as cure for an ior'ns OF Cnns .
he utsrrycd, that iDa>much as these diSoiuets
nave their origin in an impure state of the oiooo.
with more or less functional arrangement OF fh~
Liver and spleen. it is OF primary ImporsaLcs
.nat due attention should be gwen 10 the conor
tion Of these imp rtart organs, sAa Il use suen
medicine ss combines tbs essential prEeraes OF
nIteratve and biood-pu: flying principles MNe.
ont such a me6jcil.e and su Il trca1meDs Eoa EA1
iail in curing chi.Is and Fever. s.--..-I
III: ::.kINA CHILL CURE IS the ggest snSs-
dorc: vegetable compound possessing e11sef-
binary dcCbstrucnt aud purifying powers, ciease-
ing the blood. renewing ali distinctions. OF Die
rom the liver aud promoting its proper ds-
Tie "KINA CHILL CCGE', IS tac natural an
tdote which neutral;ZcS the poissa BY its pufIIy-
irg influence. aud thus Tepets deeaseand Testorte
10 health. The remedy IS entirely seT and orig
inal with the proprietor. and fToza kaeEnIesrrS
under his own personal observation, pats tor;n
as Chill Cure 1t will instantly cheek the cnilis
or Acue in any persons who have sssETsd Tor any
length of time. and by continuing It's s:accosd-
ing to the directions. q permanent cufe may Dc
effected aud the ger ersl l:ealtt restored
Debility and Night SweatS, Loss OF AT3etlts-
and Styenc,h-9i,i be Immediately rcstossd ey:
the use OF The klEA CHILL CURE. and = u
preventive during the sickly season, it VIII se:
found an invaluable Family Medicine. TIE
'kINA CHILL CURE is 3 new remedy. e1a~
bracing new principles. combining new powers,
upon nc@ theory. Vegetable in its component
constituents safe iu its administration, and posi-
tive in lis effect. the proprietor and inventor puts
it forth LIS cure for ChiiIs and Fevers and all
kiudfe,! diseases. after series of experiments 20
successful in results to stamp It At once ~ the
Eureka-ard 10 the arbitrament OF the word, II
stands or fal!e upon its own merits.
Discovered and Compounded by
e. II. HEINIISH,
Pharmacist, -'''
Celu m B ia, s.: C::2H
For Sale ay NOTE s. TARRANT. Druggist,
Newberry, s. c.
Sept. %, 3S-6m.
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THE GREAT BLOOD PURlfiEK. NJ,
E.vnrr drop of the SARSAPAR! LLlAN hF;-
SOLVENT Communicates through the Blood.
sweat Urine and other fluids and juices Of the
system the vigor life for it repairs the wastes
Of the body With new and sound materlnl.-
Scrufula. Syphilis, Consumption. Glanduiar ois-
.ase Ulcers in the throat, Mouth. IuInors. Nodes
in tie Glands and other parts OF the system, sore
Ewes, Strumorous discharges from the Ears, and
the worst forms Of Skin diseases, Eruptions. re-
yer So:' 9. Scald Head. Ring Worm: Salt Rheum.
Erysipelas Acne. Black Spots. " orms III the
Flesh. Iumors Cancers in the Womb. and all
weakening and painiul discharges. Night S"eats'
LOIS OF Srerm and all wastes Of the life princi-
ME. src Within the curative range ofthis wonder
of Modern Chemistry. and few days use VIII
prove to any person using it for either OF these
forms Of disease is potent pnWer TO cure them;
1.-THE patient, daily becoming reduced by the
progressing succeeds in arresting these wastes.
snd repairs the same with new material mace
from healthy hlood-aud this the S.tRSAPA-
PAEiLLIAN will aud does secnre-a cure IL
certain; for when ouce this remedy commences
its work of pu-ifcation. and succeeds IN dlmln-
ibinr the loss OF wastes its repairs will be rap
i'd and every day the patient Will feei himselt
growing better and stronger, the food digesting s
better. appetite imnroving, and flesh and weight
increasing.
VENT excel all known remedial agents in TIE cure
of Chronic. Scrofulous. Constitutional. and SKIN
diseases: but i is the only positive onre for
KIDNEY AND BLADDER COMPLAINTS,
Urinary. and Womb diseases, Gravel Diabetes; :;
Dropsy. Stoppsge Of Water, Incontinenee OF
Urine. Bright's Disesse. Albaminaria. and in q II
CAGES where there are brick dust deposits. or the
water j, :hick, cloudy. mixed with substances
like the white Of IN egg, or threads Ike "hlte
s;lS. or there is a morbid. dark. bilious appear
ance. and white honn-lus. deposits and when
there i. q pricking burning sensasion when pass,
leg water. and psin in the Small Of the Rack and
.lCss the Loine.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,


T AUGHLIN'S INFANT CORDIAL,
IL for Children Teething, Soflens the gums,
AllAyB tho pain, reduces inflammation, controls the
bowels, curing summer complaint, dySCntery,
DlNrrhea.
Children ofa delicate constitution, arc apt to
suffer moro than the robust, because deutitiOn IL
protractCl and early cutting fthe teeth more to
be feared than late. Much is 10 be ApprehendGd
from loOsencss Of the bowels, that IL Of IN ex'
cesslvG character. Moderate loOsCnesS often re-
moves more dangerous affections, but when II
becomes excessive, attended with vomiting and
great prostitution, then 1t should b. kept III con.
troll, and for this purpose we remark, that tho
Infant Cordial Is particularly adapted, and when
used will act with the most happy effect.
Mothers will Ind 1t very valuable. The child
will DO relieved, get into q gentle sleep, and
wake up cheerful, happy and feeling comfortable.
We guarantee each bottle, and will refund the
price Of every bottle not doing ~ we represent
Price Is cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
LAuGuLlN BROTHERS : CO., Props,
apt Wheeling, W. Va.
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THE srEENRoD WILL CASE The
Steenrod Will Case, in which much in
terest has long been felt in this commune
(which was once decided by the Cir
cult Court Of this county, appealed to the
Supreme Court, sent back for new trial
and removed to Brooke cOunty-was sci
for hearing in the Circui! Court for that
county yesterday. The will is defended
by Hon. GEO. W. THOMPSON, Of this city
who Is one Of the heirs, and is attacked by
other heirs, who aim to show that Mr.
STEENRoD was unduly influenced by Mr.
THOMPSON in making will favorable &c
the latter and unlavOrablc to them. Tht
witnesses in the case are numerous, though
several have died since the case was triG(
herein 1866. The following distinguished
counsel appear in the case: For sustain
ing the will, the Hon. BENZ. STANTON and
]. II. PENDLEToN, Esq, of Wheeling; fol
the defendants, Hon. JoHN A. BINGHAM
of Ohio; DANIEL PECK and DANIEL
LAND, of Wheeling.
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The Ku.Klux Bill.

When the so.callcd Ku.Klux bill was
first introduced by Mr.. SIIELLABARGEE,
It had but few supporters in either House.
Everybody is weary Of this taking care oil
the South, md is eager for the time 10
come when she shall DC LEFT TO take care
Of herself under the Constitution and laws
of the United States. 1t was only after
the accumulation OF testimony which
could not he withstOod, and the frequent
occurrence Of atrocities which disgraCed
the civilization of the whole country, that
there seemed to be any probability that
the bill would pass. The necessity Of
such a measure was slowly forced upon
the minds of members OF Congress, till
the measure was finally adopted, though
not without several notifications Of its
original provisions.
There is now II strong hope expressed
that the evil will be brought to an end by
the mere passage OF the bill, without the
necessity of attempting its enforcement.
Should this prove 10 be SO, it will be ut
variance with all the experience which We
have thus far had with the sort OF people
in the south who perpetrate and encour-
age these outrages. They will take good
care not to be caught in the act, and not
to come within the reach OF the law, but
they mean to makeall the trouble in their
power. The atrocities which they per.
petrate are not the acts orindividuals, but
ola brutal and Cowardly gang Of rutllNns,
each one Of whom skullis behind the or
ganization Of which he is u member.
They are also all encouraged in their
crimes by the approval, or at least the ac-
quicsccnce Of the community, and they
imagine themselves, in their COntlagra-
lions and assassinations, to be Rvenging
what they styled the wrongs Of the South.
The recent act has clothed tho Presi'
dentswith special powers in certain cases
and it also contains some new provisions
for the trial and punishment Of those who
may be arrested on account Of the crimes
towhich 1t relates. The President him.
self, from the information which he had
received concerning the condition of the
South, deemed the passage OF the act to
be very important, and he no doubt ex.
poets to be called upon to enforce It. The
season for southern outrages is well nigh
over for the present year, for the people
are now otherwise employed, But u re-
ncwal Of them is to be anticipated with
the coming Of another winter. Should it
beotherwisc, however, and should this
be the last that We arc to hear of the Ku'
Klux. Khan, it will be the best proof which
the southern people have given since the
war that they are gaining in wisdom and
improving in civilization.
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WE print this morning the Act Of Con-
gress authorizing the President to use the
military power OF the Government to pro-
tcct life and enforce the lawsi in the South.
This was far the most important act OF
the recent session, and we presume our
readers will desire to see precisely what
powers it confcrs. We print also Mr..
SUMMERS remarks in the Senate on the
duty Of the national government towards
It's citizens in alTording them the protoc.
ton this act contemplates. Mr.. SUMMERS
remarks arc exceedingly forcible and in
his best vein. Theya are probably the best
vindication of the act that could be offer.
ed, and all that is needed.
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THE Democrats Of the District OF Co.
lumbia arc said to be cowcd by the awful
whipping they received in last Thursdays
election. A great many Conservative
white voters for the first time voted the
Republican ticket. As rule, the men of
property joined hands with the colored
voters 10 elect CHIPMAX, and the old Sc
cesh element had only the Irish to depend
upon, and some of the Irish voters left
their old party associates. Washington
can never be again what it used to be be-
fore the war, the focus OF the high-hying
chivalry.
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ITO ARMsi TO ARMS!

against whats" asks the reader. Why, against
the POISONS, vile, maddenlnG, and deadly, nd'
vertiscd as superior to all Hair Dyes. But, on
second thought, the call "to arms!" Is unneees'
sary. The wrctchcd trash Is already being driven
out Of tho market. II has received the coup de
grace from
Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye.
The popularity Of this tIme.tricd article In,
creases every hour. Everybody is talking Of the
natural shades" 1t imparts, and there Is no con,
ccIYable reason why 1t should not be used, being
las Professor Chiffon states in his eVrtacate)
PERFEorLY HARMLESS. AOa dressing alter dye,
Ing, use
CRISTADoRo'S HAIR PRRSERvATIvE.
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1T.

l.
It Is amusing that the feeble should tottcr, will
uncertain steps, over tho face Of the earth, II
danger every day Of falling victims to the morbIt
influences by which we arc all surrounded, wher
tested and proven vegetable tonic, capable O.
endOWing them with the vIgor they need, Is pro
durable in every city, town and settlement. Il
might reasonably DO thought that after the
twelve years experience which tho world has hat
OF Hostetter's Bitters, all would know that III
effect is to prevent disease.
At certain seasons the atmosphere Is BurCharg
cd with the seeds Of intermittents, remIttents
rheumatism, pulmonary disorders, bilious com
plants and the like. Persons whose nervous sys
TENS arc relaxed are the 1rSt to succumb to these
dlstempcrs. Brace up the physical energies then
with this potential vegetable tonic. 1t Is the
most powerful recupCrant which the botanic
kingdom has ever yielded to patient research and
experiment. Try 1t. The blindCst discipline OIL
the old medical dogmas will at least admit that
a tonic and Alternative, compounded Of approved
herbs, roots and barlcS can do no harm, while the
testimony OF thousands invites trial Of ita
virtues.
Nigos Is tho thing most needed in these cases
as well as in dyspepsia and nervous affections,
and HOstetter's BIttsrs Is the SAiest, Surest and
most wholesome strengthening preparation that
human skill has yet concoctcd.
Hundreds OF physicians have abandoned all the
oifcinal receipts and prescribed this harmless
tonic a. q preventive and euro for all cases Of
chillS and fever. Ap2SeOd
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RENlARKARLE INCREASE OF CIRCuLA.
rIoS.-TRs GGiary has just completed the
fiNh year OF its existence, and, from the
start, has been constantly gaining IN pop.
ulHrtty. Its publishers now claim 10 have
made net gain in circulation OF ten thou.
sand copies in the past four months. Few
people have any idea of the amount of Ia.
Dor, capital, and time required to estab.
lish y tirst-class magazine; but II success.
full, in tho end the reward seems to DO
ample.
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The Power and Duty of the Cow
eminent to Protect its Citizens.

eminent to Protect us CItlIens'
The following is Mr.. Summers speech
in the Senate on the Ku.Klux bill. 1t is
worth reading:
The questions presented in this debate
have been Of fact md Of constitutional
law. 1t is insisted on one side that q con-
dition Of things exists in certain States
affecting life, property and the endowment
Of equal rights, which can be corrected
only by the national arm. On the other
side this statement Is controverted, and it
! & argued also that such intervention is
inconsistent with the Constitution of the
United States. Onboth questions, whether
orEact or OF law, l cannot hesitate. TO
my mind outrages are proved fearful In
character. Nor can l doubt the power
under the Constitution to apply the
remedy. The evidence is cumulative,
Rulllans in paint and disguise seize the
innocent, insult them, rob them, murder
them. Communities are kept under this
terrible shadow, and this terror falls espe.
Cially upon those who have stood by the
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOIlCE.
Andrew ]. Gillespie, ct al,
Cs In ChaNceFy.
Cecilia Gillespie, etdl.
In the Circuit Court of Ohio county, West VIr.
glnla.
BY virtue OF decree rendered In the above
cause on the sth day of April, 1871, will on the
SEVENTH DAY OF JUNE, A. D. 1871,
at my office on tho n. Z. corner Of Fourth and
Monroe streets, In the city Of Wheeling, proceed
to ascertain aud report what debts Of the said
Andrew ]. Gillespie, decd, still remain unpaid,
II any there be, with the prlOrltlCs. and also the
present value Of the dover interest Of tho said
Cecilia Gillespie In the proceeds Of the sale Of
the Teal Estate, aud also the Indebtedness Of
said Cecilia Gillespie TO said estate II any, or the
Indebtedness Of the said estate 10 the sud Cecilia
Gillespie, II any, and any other matters deemed
pertinent BY himself, or which may be specially
required by any of the parties In interest:
GIBSON L. CRANMER.
ap25Tu Commissioner