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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-25
Pierre Nillarceaux Macarty vs.. Au3ustin ID

Pierre Nillarceaux Nacarty vs.. Au3ustin ID
ACKNOWLEDGMENT District Court for the Parish
of Orleans. No. 2+,3;6.
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF SEIZURE AND SALE
ID to me directed by the Honorable the tourti II
District Court for the parish of Orleans in the ABOVE
entitled cause will proceed TO sell at public
ton at the Merchants and AUcsioncers Exchange,
ROYAL street. between Canal aud CUstomhOuse
streets in the Second District of this city, on
SATURDAY. February 49, 1871. at twelve O'Clock ~,
the following described property. to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
FaubO,Irg Washington District Daunoy). i'll the
square bounded BY Moreau, Enghen, Casacalyo
and Port streets, having thirty feet six inches
front Moreau street. by one hundred feet deep,
the whole American measure. comprising the lot
designated by the number eight OF square number
four. and foot and half of lot number nine ac-
Cor,iing 10 plan drawn By Joseph Pile late sur
vcyOr, the ninth day of Februarr, 1875, and de-
posted in the otfic" of Felix de Arlnas. late Il.
notary public III this city, together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon without ex-
ception reservation; being the same property
purchased by defendant herein from the heirs of
Mistress Gui!laume R-taud. per act passed he
fore O. Drouet, notary public in this city. dated
the tlirty-iirst dav Of March. 1862
Seized IL the above snit.
Ter,ns-Cash on the spot.
a1. i Of !,e Paris n Oripaos.
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4. y. M INIT,
ia2, f.I0 - Sheriff OF the PayTs.i o. Or.ean
Charles r. Cnruthers and MS. ~. Cause

Charles +. Cnruthers Rnd MS. ~. S.us-
iarGs Fox >t.r-rou,tlI District tO,.It Tor he
pa. vi Of orleans No. %
DY VIRTUE UF A WRIT OF EIERI FAC.AS
- aca.ns; i,.aintf. Charles i. Ca: ..,..-I, AID
Mary r. Ionke:l. II favor OF defendant 70
me directed by the Honorable tl,e Foiirii Dis
triet Court for the parish 0: O:itans, in :lIa
above entitled cause Will proceed to Sc. ~ Yuhic
auction, AT the Merchants and AGrt!ouceT,' EA-
change. ROYAL street between Canal and C't
tomho,:sc streets. in the Second District OF this
city on SArC RhAl. February Is. 1871, a. twcl e.
o'clock NJ. che iooWin. described property. TO
VII
A LOf OF GROUND, situated III the EpuTt, Dis
trist 81 This 'Itv, III the square bounded by 81.
titar.ts Fourth P, tiuia and y sust..I streets
having. IL American measure, on hundred and
tw"nty-nnc feet front OF st. Charles steel: by
on" hundred AMI si-htN-thrcc feet E;ue uciic,
depth and ito". on Washington street.
Beng .r SANE property acquired i dv.-a liant.
tha!r- l. taru:Aer. oy purchase he made tlriro:
~! t.i.. t.!iI AIi; 1850 Ne decd ,'v record
Il: ,hc oc. - the Hr--tr- q. .ol tbc
paI,>,!, L. A)ok % .o;o =.
Seed u, the :i';Cyr So.
Te.H--t'i,. or the st.,..
IS SA''.sS:"
~ To- t,t t;, ,S-i,.-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-25
AAecdOto Of T0Ombs and Wade.

Toomb, fought shy of Douglas, whom he
admired and sometimes feared; hut he as
sailed Seward and Wade. ridiculing them
as ''sans-culottc Iacklanders.' whom he de-
bounced as mere trespasscrs who ought to
be kicked off the public domain. He shook
his fist at Seward. who happened at that
moment to be quietly smoking a cigar at
the doorway of the cloak room. and ar
raigned him as destitute of all statesman
like ideas. and only equal to playing the
slippery arts of a small demagoguc. Thcn
turning to Wade. whose seat was right by
the side of his own. Tcombs, his knotted
locks bristling with excitement, snccrcd at
Wade. who till then. he had alwayss sup
po-eu was a man of moderate courage, for
beng afraid of the lacklandcrs, and for
.kulkin: from the real question ut issue.
This personal sally brought Wade to his
feet his eye flashing defiance. Stepping up
to Toombs and bringing his fist heavily on
his desk. he said. in tones that made tho
chamber ring. Afraid! am not aware
that ever saw anything or anybody under
the AlmiShty's heaven that l was AFRAID
Of. Toombs drew his chair back Il little.
'.Sl1ulk the issue, Mo-" Numbered Wade;
Land for the landlcss vs. nisgcrs for the
nisgerless!'" The packed galleries could
stand it no longer, and broke out with loud
applause. which. in spite Of Nicc-President
Breckinridgc's gavel. rose. as Douglas shook
hands with Wade. into three cheers for
"Old Ben. and the Little Giant.
The marrow of the controversy was
touched Syhen Mason declared that no
Democrat holding the doctrines of the Sena-
tor from Illinois could get a single electoral
vote from the South in the next Presidential
campaign. which Douglas instantly check
mated by the vehement assertion that no
Democrat who held the sentiments OF the
Senator from Virginia could carry single
Congressional District in the North. The
prophecy of each was fulfilled in 1860. when
Breckenridge and Douglas were the Demo
cratic candidates of their respective sections.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-25

This is sensibly written ~ tle editor of
the New York Standard:
Some friends think we should make seri-
Gus and formal denial Of the SANDERS which
the San prints from day to day about tho
Standard and its editor.
What good! The lie of to-day will only
be followed by the lie Of tomorrow, for
falsehood is of endless progeny ana will
have its course.
The best answer to all is The Standard!
Until Mr.. Dana rails ono subscriber from
our books. or one business. man from our
columns. he but offends dccency with his
words. and shows his own weakness and
anxiety.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
A:ouz0 u. Sheldon IS. James L: w 49, .i.',,s
Fm;rtb District Court for the parish OF or!eahS
OASO1.


A.orxo u. sheldon ~. James L. W niAer-
Fourth District Court for the parish u "i'''n
NO.24,s01.
NY WRITE OF WRIT OF SEIZCHE AND ga IN
Is TO me directed by the honorable tue Fourth DIS
trict Court for The parish OF orleans ~ a! AVG
entitled cause. Will proceed TO oei ~ p'.o.,e az
ton at the Merchants and Atcti"heeI, EA.'ii'nSe
Roy;! street, between Canal anu tlSto" ~
streets in the Second District OF TINS ei'E Oh ~
DAY, February o, 1911 at twelve c'otA NJ" '"e
following described property to vii ,,,o,->-,,
TWO CERTAIN sol ARES OR PARt ELS ~ ~ ~
situated in the FIRST District OF tins c.t ata "s
mated respectively by the letters ana on 4 t..
tam plan. of Arthur C. dc AriEas ia'c 'tt.''tS s'.t
N.-yur and civil eng nrcr, dated New tf''aS' ~,
. 1866, and deposited i'll the Once OF Jihts -
Auu,:in notary public IN th,s city Tor rripF ne
,,llich plan i, paraph"d and corntrrS'Si!cA AZ
.ar,,.tl!r" for dtntiv with an act or sdt i''Tsv"
before said notary My IN, l|t9 ana houtiitl 10
fellows. to wit: square by q Htintt'tfs ..
JOHN st. James and i5audn streets; S!Eife ny
the three inst named streets and 'ahhS stie.
The said s,,,;alcs 3 and G, also designated y ell
numbers seven hundred and httN-oii; ana So 81
hundred and rlty.tNu the Cont roller ccEti.l-
cate allc x.,i to said .tct OF May 49, 8o' ana me.
;:rinu each a front each OF the s;i.i streets
ol.ti,lin. the same OF three hundred aad nineteen
tee. eight inches and six hines, beng III" same
rroor:v acquired b. the defendant herein pF pm
chase John ArIow,nith, is per a't lG's9P: pe'
:or,. said Au.ustn notary, dated May TO- id1a.
Seized in tn" above suit.
IC.ni--t.,n Oh the spot. -
G. :. SAU|!Nf:,
i,5 |. fr5 Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
,1~1~vn STATES DISTRICT COU RT
In Hankruptcy-NO. 1872
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.

m THE MATTER OF FRANCIS MotNaf
Bankrupt.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-25

NoIlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE CRED.
~ itOrs OF Felix Dumonteii that he has This do
nied petition III the above Court, PRAYING for 4
respite OF siX twelve. eighteen and twenty. four
be held before A. Ducatei notary puhlic ~ This
Gty' on ths sexenteenth day Of February, 1871 at
t;o a. NJ NJ purpose Of taking into corsiders
the respite prayed for, or to refuse the siina and
his Inc meantime all judicial proceedings asains.
n's person and property are ordered to be STAYED
ny order OF the Court: W
Jazz lei ioF WILLIAM wOELPER, Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-25
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARIS
OF ORLEANS.
fhhiA pCMOETEIL VS.. HIS CREDITORS-yO
2,0I
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-25
l.. +. Parent vs.. Mrs. Claire Aiine Motion,

ia2l les 81 Sheriff of tn. Parish OF Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-25
George POrcher W. Michael Conner
sixth District Court for the parish o. Orleans,

z. 5. SACE INET,
Gc23 ia2l % Sheriff OF the parish OF Orleans.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-25

., On motion of A. DEB. Hughes, attorney of (. Z
norton, assignee and upon suggestiA. to the court
mat ne has filed IN this court the fore going peti
tion II is ordered that John Bietry Dransin M
carly Charles Louis st. Cyr, Mrs. Madeleine Celina
Subuc; the State of Louisiana. Thee. q. Hunt, st.
Leon Destez Bank of New Orleans j. B Maihle
D. D. Macarty, +. Lcvasseur, J. Sega ssie r "
se,.er' ana an other parties in interest do shou
cause upon the fifteenth day of February A. D
i3'l, at eleven o'clock A. NJ. before this court why
Ihe SAID petition should not be granted and said
property sold as prayed for, and why all incum.
be cancelled and erased r' S'0u'" Nor
And it is further ordered that notice of this net
non and order be served upon said john Bietrv
J ,i.in Maeary Charles Louis st. Cyr Mrs Mad
eieine Ceuna Dubuc, the State of Louisiana Thee
". hunt ST. Leon Destez, Bank of New Orleans j.
d. Ha'H!e' y: B. Macarty, F. Levasseur j. Segasse
anu W. Seller and all other persons by serving
copy there0fGp them, or their agent or attornev
"i W r. E. norton assignee. publishing copy OF said
R,ulon ana order three times in the New orleans
nepHphcail. a newspaper printed in New Orleans
ouisiana the last publication to be made at least
n.e u;iys before the day OF hearing
Sisned january To- 1871.
true copy:
CHARLES CLAIBoRSR Clerk
lal3 IS fe9 '' ~ VS.
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Francis Thomas. jr., W.. Charles WASH

G. s. SAUVINET,
iai1 "a t.l} Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
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sle,,, Orleans Sepl'blifa's.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE UNITED STATES
,FFIClAl JOURNAL Of NEW ORLEANS
OFFICIAL AL
OF THE
PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE
FIR s Y s l., : = I @ =
OF -HE
SECOND GENERAL ASSEMBLY
o. TIE
STATE OF LOUISIANA n.
alew Orltans 8fpnbliea,1.
SECOND GENERAL ASSEMBLY

STATE OF n.
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ial43 fe,s sh.-;x I. =. SAUvINET.
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OFFICIAL. AL
OF TIL
HNESE OF REPRESENTATIVE
Ell, s i S l.. S S l O Y
SECOND GENERAL ASSEMBLY

STATE OF LOUISIANA
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Succession g: ciarie F. NIarmon,.l, Eirr

90 SA- iStH.
'i23 ''.i' = Semi % thc parish ot orleans
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- s"'.e'.i''' ." sac ne ..'.' .; 'i's
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'.e li"''-~ i''s"i It "l;a s.. f"'.F a.
Il Is ! 9isA: a; / h'1''-'''y 1''ief
'iea.'l me Ri 81 WIG ~ -; q ei,'e
Bat .as1 =. j IDLY s"fi 'ie"' Oe'''
ar f'i...r ;'..'':>f- d c:.r p:'; = sa'-
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-02-08
THE WAR in EUROPE.
JUBILEE In GERMANY.

BERLIN, Jan. 3e.-The wlrolc nation,
with one accord, has taken part in Two
days jubilee.
The Emperor Williams telegrams-te
the Empress Augusta were read in the
churches during divine service, alsp
from tie balcony Of the royal palace,
and was bullctincd atthe War. Office
and at the newspaper offices:
The Te Ucum was sung in The Cath
edral by the Mcndels>ohu Choir. The
churches were packed with people, aud
extra services were necessary cay aud
night. The most vivid scenes followed.
Everybody was i'll the streets. BY day
light, pagading and singing. The
church bells rang out giorions peal,
and the national ymns were sung with
.rcmerlous viSor in all the churches aud
in tic streets. 80
Tie prominent statues were fes.ooned
with cedar. The royal palace vas be-
s;c.cd. The Empress Augusta and the
imperial household appeared, and, wltt
o;l.ul tears, Acknowledged the p'pu'a:
gratulationa.
Dispatches from Frankfort. Munich,
Carlsruhe, Bremen, and Hamburg reit-
crate accounts of similar giadsome de-
mous,ratious. Cauaon were fired and
tie Government aud civil dignitaries
were sercaaded, the North German
colors unfarled, and iu the evening
grand Examinations, displays of fire.
works, aud cannon Gring were general
features. Uriled Germany seems deliri-
Gus with joy. The people arc subscrlb
ng literally in provisions for the relief
or .Icsiitutc Paris.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-02-08

MISS L. VI. WALKER proposes giving les
sor- III French and Music, should class Of Ave
Or mere te formed. Miss WALKER had the &d.
vania : Of studying Freacb uoder DR.. FaSc'
now Of s. c. Cnivcr>ity.) whose long residence
in France made that language easy and familiar
As his vcrnaca!ar; and she afterward studied in
o:ic OF tic most justly celebrated schools in the
.sao'c Mississippi Va,!cy-"Seience Hill," at
Sh-bvville, Ky. Mrs. Tevis. (who with her
deceased husband founded Science Hill
:aore than forty y.ars ago, and VITO is still its
veteran princi,'ai,) in g.v,ns Miss WALkER n
certificate Of capacity and aptncss. alludes par
tica!arly To her correct pronunciation.
Apply at the Methodist Parsonage in Sumter.
Fec S-tf
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The State of South Carolina

tocctt3-
WHEREAS. Hon J II HAlN$.Y.
" who. "a. III. ,icn,rsi !.ier;n Ae!i :"
April, lS5s. va "hasr.: IcicncG e -" >cn9i'
Of the Stat. e.. Souh Crrolira Cor ;hc :..,c''ch
District OF Georse;o:gn Ccu,Iy, ANA lrc" 1.t..o:
10 serve FIR I.- ,cIru of tour :fls F-i -
South Caroii,a d. ec;. ,ha, in sueh case a "r:i
Of Election shall bc isucj by ihc Fre'''ieat 81
the Senate, fer ;hc parpp,s .! b'gs IL. s'ca' g.,
thus occasione.i. .ur he iHn.,.n;,: < tsc ten.
fer.whieh aid iners6er WIS elected
Nor, therefore. yop, and czcl. Of You. are
hereby required after due Advertisement. ard
With sir:c: regard 10 al, Tie PROVISIONS o.: !hc
Constitution and Laws Of .aih state toa"hing
your ,lutv in -uch case, to hp.I ~: ELECIIpN
FORA MEMBER OK THE SENATE OF IT,;
St,to Of south rarnl;ra. Tor a." ''.Gniy -
(iecrcc,owr. % serve for the renilirder %: tre
term for which sait Member, lion. J. H.
RAINEY, va. elected, tie pc:.s 10 hc opsne'i a.
the various places .. .:'.ctu in said District. 90
THURSDAY, s'y,ccoth I@y u. Febra,ry. lS7!.
by the variaus Manager. Of Election to- ihr$e
place. respectively. IL accpriance VIZ the rT'Nl
sou. OF the Act OF ,hc General Assembly ea'it 4
can aer providing :or 'he General k!cefl"n' ar.
the maaner Of cyniact;n; the sane. approved
March lst, 1870, aud MS sr,i. together MIR
v.ur return oc ne Election To be hc!i under Il.
have before tie Secate n Il. next cse''ins a;;cr
the Election.
AL0NZ0 ). R4NSlEE-
fre.ii. - u! the Seratc.
Attest: !. wooDRrrF. Clerk % Senate.
=. Iauuarv - 4
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-02-08
rssE puo>puarh REVENUE.

We see i stated thar the STATE Viii
rea!iz~ three handred thousand dollars
in rev~aps dsrivei from rl.ospi,.ieS
during the cafreat yaar. Ii this be SO,
it does seen. tl,a; !, shon!d reduce the
present enormous rate of taxation. In
1865 and '66. the whole estimate for
the State Govcrnment was about four
bundled thou.an dollars Now the
levy proposes to raise more than nil
lien, besides the revenue abNyc alluded
to.
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The State Of South Carolina
To the Commissioners Of Election for
the Election District OF Abbevilie Co'iy.
EEHERE.iS, HON. II. G. LOMAN,

q 4I hAAS&sh-1>j AAO-N. 49, ~ - =
w who !. Tie General Election hel'; in 0cto-
Der, 1870. was chosen member Of The Scna;e o.
South Carolina for Le Election District o:
Abbcviile County, TO serve the term ofiour years,
has deceased aud whereas, the Constitution .!
the State t.. Scua Carolina directs that in such
eases Writ Of Election shall 10 i,suei by the
President Of the Senate, for the parposa of filling
the vacan. V thus occa> ioDcd for the remainder "s
the tern, for which said member so deceased Vs.
elected:
Now, therefore. you and each Of yo1 axe herc-
BY rcqntcl after due advertisement. a"i With
siric, regard to nil he provisions e" the Cons::u
ton ma laws of said Stare. tcu~hn.: your duty
In such case. 10 hold an ELECTION FOR A
MEMBER OF TIE ESENArh uf 'he State .:
South Car, Ina 60, iis Comfy Of Al oc HE. to
serve fa. the remainder &c ~ :crm e. which
said member. lion. II. &; LpMAN. WIS e!.cfr'!
the Poll, 10 hc "nened Il; ihc var, g:ac"- .:
ele.tion in sail district or Hi EspAN, i6'i'
day u February. ISL By the variou. Mauags:
of Election for those p'acrs respectively, in nc-
ccriHr &C w,h the prov sio"s "e ths At IT the
ticneral Assembly entIri.'i An aci rrnVi'iin :
fJs he Gcuer Eieci;"p,' and lhe manner al
coudue:ing il.e sine." approved March ~. lSfo;
aui this wrir. ,ccc.tcr With yonr re'arr "f 'he
election u hc l..!j an.:c: t. have heiarc ;he
Senaie NJ is next meeting after the ci"ciiru.
ALOAZo j. RANSIEE. fe>i'l,nf senate
Attest: J. worDrrrf, C!crk o: Senatc.
u
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WEDNESDAY, " FEBR'Y s.
PLANr LESS corio y.

The Mobile Rcgts'er says: st should
5e the fixed policy Of every planter, the
p.eseu; year. to raise his own aea' and
breadstufFs. aud less cotton. The plan
Q! making cotton, to the exclusion Of
er;taing else, has had the nost di@as-
irons consequences. II every planter
Will make up his mind 70 let his piau'a-
;;on De sell supporting rs far as possible
;l.cyc will no, b9 al Of this s;.aiains
al embarrassment for moncy to buy
sapp,ics with. Our exchanges cannot
10 tl.cir planting readers greater ser
vice than to earnestly impress upon
;hem tie fyIly Of r'.a:i9= 50 mach cot
;,n and so lit lie cola. There is eu'ire-
l. too mach ,rouey so;p- to the West
ever year i~r meat and erain. ana the
longer this suicidal policy lasts, the
poorer car planters viii get.
We commcu.l the words Of wI.4am
;ias uttered By oar Al15aa,a c3atem-
poiary. The condition cf Alabama, as
;nlica:c! in these remarks. is 81, con-
li:ioa oi Souih Carolina, except that
,-e experience it to an inclcased degree,
ar:l he c.,n>e is :hc sane. The amoun'
D. mo%ey seat out Of this State for corn
aol bacon. each year; is sufficient f"
make matters ea;. aa3a comfortable, and
zoe :, J;,...i.ye in ain... II is a mis-
Ike, ida Tia. n :nl bacon can be
trough. from the ',est cheaper than
i!!.cY can II. .,:~t.! :; i.9lae: ani, as ii
i:., been :.:a1ly Ge'u'as'.Aica, in the
existing state OF aa:a;.s: TIA; The .?rca;s
rom The rai>ing-ofc,:,oa can be made
>ui.icieni to pay lor these articles and
meetaiio;llern-cesssry w:.4t> in addition.
IL roa~ot h";,' II b>. "1 pro.p"r .tii>m
ii, lrrocis ~lc.M.a -nti.<y Tie c2pea
,es4i't he coaa;ry cannot me: from thi>
scur..e exclusively. Ga. people sh"na
keep lis h@et prominently in 'nlnd
i...yc.y .hns ;ha; caa he made and r.,'<
Il at i),uc. saolld be 80 made ;:ud
:.sed. The habit 9; ruunlns to the
Z. ra!.,at e. avc.yt;::a5 iiia; is "intcG
"a DE pian,aiiyA in sYlnc instances
evea d,wa 20 n ax4-ilnEcj is thai
si.ich dgaiu> .le farmer. keeps h.m r,9r
az. !. ~, NJ: th4 eafn;n3s {! t"e
c,on:rs TO o her p4r :, a4d iro'lace< The
coa,;ar: sira:a O. ahlch Nc haze -
r.prh coa; .aiai
Ne,au-t cease 10 fuaoe c.;'oa he all
,ins l.ic:. in conn Aim wi;h our
:asn,<. teiore .re .aay iyr2 for i" ;m-
p. wei COZ i;iioa. f..'cry larm:r c.o
aul 81 al rai-c j ; o%a 1"sn aa@ nc.'
-. !, IS el4ar. aai flows as ua;n:al
ca.-eq.i .ace, j. Il i: he :..:;, 70 r.i,e IL
farm~r, he xi. ue-lcct the i4,,cc. 70
.a.a sill a;;e":?; 70 ra;-e his mat w!:o
;.ars his cora. IN cmn:y cora c.;a
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Wrhereas. Jas. A: Sanders has applied y 70
w me for bettets Of \ ssdainistratioa sith
vii! ,nnexed. on all aad,stnguiat the geodsi and
chatlies. rights and credits; OF sJ0hn Sanders
These are taefeEdfe 10 cfte aad ainoulsh all
nnd singuinr. the kindred asd CREDITOR Of The
said deceased, is be nnd appear before me Al our
next Court Of Probate Tor the said County, 10 be
holden at Stniter eours House, Oh the i7th day
of March to shew cause, ifssyj Thy,fhe SAID ID
minjstration sbosld nstAs granted sasfEs
/. Given under my Hand and Seal Of cLdee, this
sth jay Of FEB. in the ysaH sf otr Lord one
ttoas md ltehffEhdred and astassyi andash.tlie
sa,A ssar, ef Apssisaa IadsgssdssS,, Z ~ aa
9 FsS SIX ~ Judge Of ths cedft 81 Probate.
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TIE State of South Carolina.
co. WV LIE SIIMTER.

w HEREAS, alta Court Of Probate for Sumter
w Comfy on the srd day Of Feh. 4. D. 1871.
The petition Matheu e. Ramsey, Ex'sor Of
the csta,e Of John Ne;lles, late Of Sumter County
ard said State. was presented, setting forth that
the da,irs Of The said tatheu q. Ramsey, Ex'oT.
bad been fully discharged, and praying TO be re-
icss,i from the same. =
rte.e are therefore. in compliance with the
General Assembly enacted on ;he 18th OF March
1863, +, cite and admonish all and singular the
h..tlir,l aud creditors Of the said John Nettles,
deceased, tha, they be and appear before me, in
rho Court Of Probate. to be held At the town Of
sumter IN the 10th day Of March, 1871. at II
ocincS 10 Tie forenoon, to show cause if any they
have. Why The said ma,hsu G. Ramsay Extor,
IA. n:I Tot be discharged.
Given uuder NY band ,hi, sra day OF February
C. n. HURST,
Fet s-4n II; Judge Of pSosates
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com M ERGfAL.

SUMTER RMARKBf FEB RuARYss7.
- -~>>NS> ~ >S>~~>>>N>~>>~>@>S
Cottoa past week has ruled dull ut lO!@I3.
liverpool and New York keep declining, and
we have almost given up the hope Of much higher
prices, the stock OF all points bring in excess Of
the demands. The war news although favorable
to peace, has been followed b;- u decline instead
Of advances as expected .. 81 -. 80
:. DAcoN-sidss. la3 q Ia; Shoulders, ii@i2i
Hays; 81; - e50e 49,. s7ef .i,,';r si'Te'i ;
FIGI,Is.-pst H2y-p,s 1Ssi sst s4asi. 49, ba
4 cOFFED-Laauara, 5o@aGs Jasa, so@ea;
R;o, "O@25, III. :; ! - 80: gG
sUGAN-yrown, 1ea@l4; c., ls@1e; A, Il
@0o; Crushed, l7gas. :. - .J. :
BAGGING-25Gs31l.
IE0N-TIES-sG 10.
hpPE-l1faJ 10. ;f~-
EATEsvlLLE sUIRTINGS-pcr bale 94s.
YARN BY THE BALE-Sl ,40c. Per. bunch.
NEW YORK MARKET, FERRY 6,
COTTON Is!
GOLD liz.
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court marshaiied a; " est Point. 1t is
understood that he was convicted, Gen
eral 0. 0. Howard not being sent there
this time to save him, aud the peralty
Imposed is a severe one. The verdict
vii he made known as sool as the
House Sub Co;"mittee who inves-
tieatcd the recent tooub!es there have
reported. Why wait: Is there any hope
of lhe uegro's escape from punishment
from The report in another district case !
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MASONIC.

yy,uE REGULAR MONTHLY coMMuNIcA,
I TI0N OF CLAREa ONT LODGE, No6$,
A.. f.. NJ. will be held OH Thursday evening,
March ., 1870, 1t o'clock. ....: ;.
BY order Of -.
T.v. WALSH, W.. NJ.
VI. c. WILLIS. Secretary"
Fen S. 1871