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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-21

John Percy, formerly a lawyer, but thrown
over the bar by the General Tenn Of the Third District
sued Stanley Tuntlcy, reputable lawyer, for 6 inc
imaginary injury done to his character or person. claim
ing the modest sum Of $4,000 damages. Dir. Hunl4cy
neglected to answer the complaint within the time re
Qircd by law and Percy INN digciy obtained an Oidcf
for a SheriG's jury to assess the damages The case came
nm Yesterday afternoon OcfoTc Joel .. the Ondef
sheriff and july. Percy grow very forsetiW on cross
examination, finally declaring thai Tho Whole nloccenis
was farce 10 which the iury a--cut.d. fir Percy then
became indignant, and sad that he Didn't hOW, nov
OF the jurors came to be there; ti ne |Cuu H
lie dit on the spot amid the laughter OF Tue jurors ana
the iccrs Of the audience pr. ent. .
MI Percy has similar siits against The Brooklyn Ec7e
and Br0okiD, Dtiiy Times, ia which be claims dances
amounting in the aggregate e. auQ1t SO bW. mos
suits were founded or the publication Mr. Huntley
case, ana will doubtless fail with that.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-21
DECISIONs-FyR %

Supreme Conrt-Ckambvs-B Judge. Barnard
JerVey Az Har-Mon for receiver denied azde N.y.r,
agt Garrssn Mining COMPANY Motion densL Bsg at neg.-
Motion granted and reference ordered.
Judge BIsdyMtrtlee agt IhAteheri Learned Ryder-
Orders settled
Marine C0wt-Pa1 by Judge Joachimscn.-
Prenbeg SIT Mellon contract judgment for tn plahtf
SIS u and co-ts With 425 sIosanc Haycns Gefsrrs
10 GooIh-ar. Flgbbons at. Hart-eeUed - J. g Levi.
Thorn agt Lowsrr-COmpant dismissed Agenon SchOnu
d sms-e Watson AIT SerAc1ou for sssg snd bal
tery verde, plainuR for 40 AMI judgment
corngy NcDonstOrier granted Harrison az:
Stuart On contract Judgment for The pianuh ~ ~
Sporting AIT LeEon eoS'rao
plaintiff z39 II and costs VITA 80 io-sne "h
otheOn conirac-Jndgnent ior be pissa
against defendant Hamilton Sf3 81 and costs WITH ~ Allowance
and against defendants Anglers and PeoS or os "3
for the psaiatH Tor S4H
2J Alousnoe Towers FOyeOrier granted
Par, H-By J9ge Cuts-Pedsr at earn -se'ued haah SCI
COhen-Yerdict for the plaintiff for 300
Part UI-By Judge hcLeSee azL heleToD c0hHs-
Judgment plaintiff With , - allowance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-21
TIE DUMPING GROUND NUISAYCE1

Az INVFSTIG ATION BY TIE SANITARY COMMITTEE,
The Sanitary Committee of the Board OF
Health listened yesterday, TO arguments for and against
allowing the open lots at the foot OF East Forty sixth
and Fortyseventh-sts. TO lie used dumpinegroun'
for manure The Board OF Health, ITO weeks ago,
the petition Of 2O3 residents OF tie vicinity revoked IN
permit At the last meeting Of tho Board, this aeo
was recousidcrcJ and permission given the contract a
Kane & Ryan, TO continue the use OF this ground i-.
March l. and in the mean time the Sanitary Committee
were 70 investigate tie matter and report TO the BOATa
The contractors backed by the ear ana stt-e con
panies. By direction OF the Eotiu' the NlS
spcctOr had learned that the gtta. mVOll.9 VI
residents who had signed tie petition aglh,i reH
the nuisance were residents Of tencmcRs ana 'n" '
nj least were interested In having it remain ,,
H. r. townsend. counsel Tor tne contractors, read q"
ttlon from residents and propery-oW III WE ,
allie ~ them. Hr said that it was absolutely nerc
~ t or t6at over 10000 loads Of manure were re
Ui tv cry from the various rand age stables ani
r. II were allowed 10 accumulate m me stlDeS WOu
NJ o n Greater nuisance than where It now Is. ~ cOnld
NOT affect health for the men empOyed on Tue duhlns
grounds and boats were pictures OF hta' - ~
e. Tho croyd I'm the room IN the employ on the con
tractors Vain efforts had been maze Dy 'Ae
US orsonally interrupted by the approx NJ teiarSs
of large portion OF thc audience composer "a ~ o'
pSyTI S I ISyTer counsel for the opponents OF the
dumnng ground, said That SUCH mus nce Woui h9s 20
oliowed for moment in Broadway, tltth or Mipison-
80. NJ II was more dangerous IN .present locahty,
h. sause the houses there were denseS p L'o n
a dear 20 those ptolt ~ ~ it4' y
frnnts and should receive muth cchslutI1oh NOlH
~ Soriti. lie knew the great IN ority of the pfol
erty owners for many blocks around tbs nAi'hie' at
they were almost unanmoiSI! Vpp's,tu 10
continuance. lie read the names attached to li' '
trarors' petition, to show that with two eNc.ptpt
signers lived 50 far away a. not 20 ne snI,cu"l D.,
smell. The two exceptions were men Nuo5SS
was not affected by the nuisance. and VINO hNea
away Those living ia the Nic!nli{ Nhose n "ii' ma
amended TO the petition, were ti'htt tihlV3'" ~
cohtrnctors or had been influenced IN some ilfy'''
~ - foily fo saw that the uauscatng eNhaiAtlor
tb,s incns a. heap of manure Is healthy. IL haA Oeeu
declared dangerous nuisance by The best neacan g.
thoIltles and Il rested with the Board Oh "o 1919
ca,,se its removal. III another hearing were - Al.
COINS could bring forward other facts To ioil' '
assertions tba
Committee would report To the Board ot ItAts .hst
Wednesday; but informed counsel on bo.h eluVH -
tbev eoll MT In atidayits bearing the ts.st 900
these would be submitted TO the Bosrd aions WE Wv
Committees report.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-21
THE COURTS.
THE U. e. DISTRICT ATTORNEY REPROYED-HoW
GOODS ARE SOMETIMES APPRAISED.

THE U. 2. DISTRICT ATTORNEY BEPROYED-HO"
GOODS ARE SOMETIMES APPRAISED.
In the case Of the United States against sig
imond Ulman tried yesterday in the United states Dis
trct Court action was brought 10 recover 500 dug on
quantity Of Dutch metal imported By Uman Nhan the
importer took the metal from tho ClstomI0uso he wac
charged 10 per cent ad valorem, which Dc paid Tho
officials aftcrward discovered that shoIs time before
this importation Congress had passed nm act raising tho
duty all metals cOmUOs cliCf or brass 10 f5 nor
cent nd vaorcm. ~ coutcrdod ON the port oi he
Government that the Government entitled 10 re-
cover 80 per cent nd valOrem. Tho jury FOUND Tor tAc
defendant. In his charge, Judge Blatchford said:
ms your in under your ohs not ueef u te 'tnc' aot
ing 10 tie evidence but to verdict accr.uk 70 To ey
dnce under The law a' explained 70 yog by Che Cor ~ Is
not Tor you consle tie law yourselves siA upon s subject
because strong 'pp'ai male to you IN summing up - tie
United States District lto-l' az to what constructor {o 90
10 pot true ion whatever upon . g. he business Of tie
Court and it would be light ad proper coentgi wi1 The
Peel YOU the lay way beauc you IN
favor o, low taI'A as for tie cola.ei hr hc Go'.lnslt
70 appeaO you cOnsfae no Law On aho var as aiiJ3
high lHL speak strongly IN Tbs case ue o. e chafciet Of
The address male % by TIE United States rt SEQ clag
the the wisdom Of Justice al jlI-s
for under the AngoSaHol system tia tie g mat he taken en
Judge Blatchford also alluded % follows to the man
ner I'm which the merchandise Involved was apprlsed;
There was place. a1r Government who
never this article The gentleman WHO o al and examined
it and made lie legal apprdsemen Of Dr. Scafeor Eho not
who through this very remarkable species Of apPris
mTt utterly ulknOEn to the law Of The United sates-of
gntem signed 81 lps utterly bout The lay
and having no do WITH tie Dir Srzer seems reported
without seeing u at all H. bad seen Dic metal what was gene az
but no had no. his article particular aroH ia o. Sc re
question never submitted 10 BIN unI h h o. JHnet I'll
examined by NJ sacre1'ef on tl l Of April TIC time AE ba'on
signed the report
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-21
TILE uorrN1AN HOUSE IN COURT

James l.. Mitchell sues his partner c. IL.
Read to obtain declaration thar leases which Mr. Reed
had taken i've years from the hrst OF May, 49, for
the Hoffman House Broadway, AM for Ten years the
premises Nos and west Tgen yiourh-5t were taken
in trust for the partnership OF Mitchell d Read Tac
two have been partners the HOte business for the last
five years and their term expires the Isl Of May. Nj.
Mitchell claims that Mr. Read took The leases without
take leases or partnership properly aud tLcn calm tc
individual benefit o. them. Mr.. Read claims TINT as he
owned two thirds Of the partnership and transacted al
the business ho had Iigh TO purchase the leases Tor ms
own benefit The was tried before judge lnsrtham
Yesterday and viii he summed mp ny counsel on Sitnr-
Gay There ia little controversy with regard TO Facts ana
the question involved is in the main one OF law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-21
TIE EMBRYO CITIES on THE LAKES.

The Superior Times, which holds Duluth as
its hated rival warns NewYork that the building Of
Duluth is IA Philadelphia plot against our commercial
supremacy, aud appeals after this earnest fashion:
For three years Jay Cooke with all e capital lie can
influence has been ciutching at the channels OF trade
west Of Chicago ana digGfng Them u Philadelphia. Do
YOU hear that TRIBUNE, Herad, Times and all ye
t.OpCitan prcssl DO sou hear IT, Vanderbilt and Com
panyl While you wasting your time in engineering
are cutting your lines OF communication with the great
West WhOerer controls ne Northern Pacific and c0nncc
tons icH control the Union Pdcdc Both these naturally
belong New York City and ii she Is not fed by these,
by what will she be- fedl Another three years waiting
will close the career Of NewYork as the
metropolis OF the new world unless her rail
road men are alive to the situation. one able
financial stroke, II dealt Immediately, Will crush the
Philadelphia spider in its web Remember this, ye press
NewYork state that Duluth Is the center or the net
Remember that Duluth means Philadelphia; That the
Northern Pacific and connections, II terminating AT
Duluth, means building up Philadelphia; Duluth means
Erie and not Buffalo, Harrisburg, and not Albany Phlla-
dephia and not NCw-YOTk. Can't you see III Then
keep facts before the people till New York has stopped
that little leak at Erie which her Controller ana LeBlsl-
ture have lust discovered by opening wide the rusty
noodgates OF the NewY0r railways and water routes
But from nothing, nothing comes III you want the main
stream traffic 10 pour through the Empire state you
must have material interest in Superior, and her rail-
roads at tho head of Lake Superior. If you allow Mr.
Cooke to have his way in this locality few months
longer You will ascertain too late that tier OF Empire
States tributary 30 your Oucc sleepy but now wide
awake, rival Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-21
CARELESS cusToNs N BANKS.

Aaron Asher sues the National Park Bank
70 recover 600 which he claims deposited there to his
credit on the 25th Of April 1870, Nj. Asher alleges he
deposited in person $500 receiving credit for that
amount In his handbook on tie following morning he
received notice from the Bank that his deposit was 81 $50
short and when he subsequently dlV ID check against
that amount payment was refused upon the alleged
ground that the deposit, instead u being 5000, was
5000 The Bank now contends thar Mr. Asher came 10
make a deposit, and went away without waiting FOR tho
money To be counted apparently with the Wow ot
cbarging NEGLIGENCE The officers OF tie Bank ad3i5
that Ii is hcir usual custom. I'm the pressure "a business
10 mako entries the IauhJoyk 81 each dealer ia ag
cordaLce with the representation made 0u The deposit
ticket and subsequently, cOunC thc FUNDS. The jury
found for the plaintiff $l,0j5 &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-21
wAsHINGToN'S BIRTHDAY-IT5 OBSERVANCE IN
THIS CITY.
Tho tQ0tb anniversary of the birth of WASH


ingOn, which occurs tomorrow, is likely to pass with
ont any remarkable civic military display. The ceo
bration Of the day will generally he deferred until
evening, when the associations named after Washington
will assemble at their armorcs and bathrooms, and do
honor to the occasion. The 18th Regiment, Col Funk
will parade IN full uniform. Veterans Of the War OF 1872
Of this and adjacent counties Will celebrate the day. to-
gethor with the passage OF tho Pension bill, Military
Hall, No 1913 BOwery. Tho annual celebration OF the
day 10y the students Of the Cooper Union will take place
In tho evening Entertainments will also be given IN the
evening by the following associations Second Company
ny OF tue Washing Continental Guard at Irving Hail.
Washington Market Association ut Apollo Hail. Appren-
tce Boys Lodge at Lyric Hall; Washington Light Guard
Co u. 18th Regt. ut their Armory In Thirty ourths
9th keg, at tue Armory la Fourteenthst.; list Rcg IN
wick o. A. H., Ia tho Hall ut Fourteonth-st and Ffthave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-21
TIE SCHOOL NAMED AFTER COLoRED MAN.
To The EditOr of THO Trfbmne.

To the EdttOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: In reference to an editorial article in
your paper of last Friday new schoohouse in Phila
delphia has indeed been named in honor Of James For
ten the man Of color" He died in 1912. This school
house Is not OF his endowing Active in promoting the
education and improvement Of his race James Fortens
name is memorable recalling the struggle which, with
integrity intelligence, and wealth on his part he fought
In vain with the spirit Of his whole life through
This tardy justice to colored is almost pathetic in
acy where hve years ago. his children shut ont
OF railroad cars and excluded from lecture halls and
acauelmes. But the pathOs is pointed with another
ltelng, when we read the eOgum Of Mr.. Lewis C. Cas-
sdy Democratic politician. Mr.. Cassidy finds II con
Nelnent, IN this year Of II and the Fifteenth
Amendment TO recall the dead and buried
virtues OF 80 years ago And he reminds
iul mat MS name Il gwen TO the school "hy board
composed OF large majority Of Democratic citizens
whose uesf II Is 10 show that their respect for their fc
OWcles IL not confined 10 color creed and that he
De0cIdllG party n u pardOnable 10 aude politics
NJ all on TINS subject desires not only 10 recogrizc mo
equality or all men before the law but TO illustrate Inv
pTaclc example that they IN earnest" And douIH
less tney are very much III earnest But AZ fu CON.
fessOn, we would remind Mr.. Cassidy must always me
cedc absOutOn, IL would perhaps have been more CRATE
full to those coored hearers had he mingled with his
lavish eulOgisn some word Of repentance Tor his
past. Had he said by oar intolerance nv oar ne
scriptiOn drove this mans 10 seek home On IN
gland. whence he only returned TO find grave 0ehtna
Tor his country Ia oar Rebellion; by our wicked erit ~
caste closed every door OF possible adyance, nj In
aud humility cOnsecrate this school House 10 Tho
darling purpose Of his lfe it might possibly have ben
remembered at the polls. s. g. IL
Phftddelphid, Feb is, 1871
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-21
h. yeei.I ssOOO ball b. Comm on.r sha. M er .r,.-

held yesterday 5000 aby Commissioner Shield. for her .r,--
inatIOo. - ~ " ~ ~
A. the Jefferson Market Police Court Henry T.
"Ims peaied guilty yesterday charge Of breskng
Da ound Of ns employer AJOph BreeDenn No lOf W0osr
ST. ana seahng herman silver worth So. Committed
IN Ihc Cont OF General Sessions, before Recorder
ra{ fAHarl honey charged robbng John
Re Of 90 In Wasngions Peb The proved q
Aeh 1enh Is REILLY s~Ore he before and
tse a. once acquitted him REs Hoy. convicted Of robbns
J. Of mig sstch and parse, the saloon No ~
hhlu ave- req 10 sentenced 10 and mOathg
ment at hard labor Edward Reilly robbng Harrington al nat
snd Fests rep H. htite Prison 10 George os and Wal
lace Saith petty larceny, PenteRary mont Jobs K.ns
pleaded gully Of larceny from the person. Sentence deferred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-21

United States. II was appeal from oil the hranches
OF the Government, and Congress was sSel TO take HP
that rotten claim and breathe upon IT, ana elNeta n0uy
oul SOM. A. 20 the argument OF h's coH'8Eue 'NI,
lNuSlan) m reSlrG to- ne % l ~ % ' 49,, , f
the patent. ana that % Rad mover beeh slslc anu o
BODY ever plctcndci ,i. y l., v-Sl Nv @ M, neon
Mod 10 sian u1 patents for the President came
t,,r.,,.i M V s,r,,,re thct he lad signcd IL.
rIr PETERS Uep., Mc), who had made the inNllHty
~rrort closed he discussion and urged the House -
stand y the dcc ion of the supreme Court instead OF
TGc d. "a jo being closed tho House proceeded to vote
Tho vcic was frit tayon on the amendment offered by
Mr. Pete 20 the solution offered by Ir. C0CF' lteNN
ing TIE rights OF mincrs, settlers, ana their sacoe'o'
Ths vote was next taken on the resolution offered by
Mr. Cook, when the resolution was I0ectcd-lcd7' 'V'
MI CUiLoM rep III moved that the whole s ,,z
be laid on the table Ncgatiyed by Yeas, w Nay. Tho
The question rlcurrcd the substitute Cheicu ~ III
minority of tho Committee, for the resolution 10.
~ the majority Of the Committee. A1op'c" i''' -'
Tie substitute direct. the Secretary Of IHeor to cause The 51s
te same stood on the reeori ook OF General Land ol m c
was SAH vi 90 T9S' am s all e t5c Le original
record bad ne lca aeIer, "il s q do In c ufla what,
o o. si a5.e ueat the li Of March, 1903 Tie -'0
Mr. DICtEY CRep., PENN then moved 70 Yes.
whole subject on the liable, which was hesa"E'N '''
Mr. BINGHAM ep Ohio moved to re &c aoG a Io
vote by which his substitute WIS aGIeJ d an the table
moved that the motion TO reconsider ne iau form of
Tie latter motion, which Is Tue IaiId toYeas 100;
making a vote 1reVocable, was agree" ~ '''
The iont resolution, Bngham's substitute was 'n'n
PMr dsARGfST CReP, CALI remarked that he had
fought the maud as long as lie eOHu' ti0"" 'i0' -
Mr. BIHGHAM Rcp., Ohio rctortea that the fraud
was ON the side represented by tho 6eA'i0'ii io N
Mr SARGENT said that in bis position in the matter
he mad flithfulv represented his state
M HIN,IAM saI that he had represented his coun
try Adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-21
ANOTHER CHAMPION BASEBALL CLUB IN THE
FIELD.
4 L.

The old Eckford Club, which was the cham
pion in 1862 and 49, and again in 1862 rcoganized last
week for the campaign Of 1871 with Ray manager and
.ar,i, ~ Cauain and pitcher aud with strong field
snnort Including such players rs Hodes, Allison swan
de Nelson Deyyr, the Snyder brothers, Malone, CONG
nia,ers INC Club viii play ON the Union grounds,
Er6oklyn, Oh alternate day with the Mutld CuD. The
vim ,ce ftclass material tan any other clnb m Tie
c0untry Chicago has Zetln. WOOD - my ana Iihk
49, IN o'd h. kl0rl PLAYERS; the Ailidt. nave g.
Mis-. Pattl rson, ana Eg,ter, ana The AiLIeuc' nave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-21

CRIMINAL COUNTS.

Theodore IIallonbeck. whopassed an altered check
Fulton of brooklyn e0Imsd yesterday
% a the action VI the Gnni Jny
At the Essex Market Police Court. Jane Garm NJ
Ma Os Ataie sss o'om t lessci Ca charge OF stealing
elollag worth so fron John hrly OF No. 's N'onia'c
Capt Grindle of the ship Old Colony. charged
with s,lou 2, sI~e h0n VaA AsWl oEl,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-21
RIVERSIDE PARK AWARDS.

The FOLLOWING syI OpsS OF the leP0TV OF '
Commissioners Of rs, mate and Assessment H''
prepared by George III. Purser: ..-a.,
Total awards for lapd taken 1000
Total aNars Tor hmltngs skra...'.''.'''' lOv1
Total Awards or lcaehohis. ''''''''
.
Total ''''t'''' sNON
To ~ assessed 90 the eli, uutcr ths Avs OF , ar.
Area of assessment. froa syuni ~ 20 | h. tgl 40
am, ~ nm N,.,yr 4. .s Hg,oa RIVER rmNi'Ae ' -
Gels ef la4l ...... IS
TINS unproyomca 80 extends IyOm aeleaA .ssgA4s'' "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-21
ANoTmER BoNp TnIEF-A RAscALLY BROKER.

ANOTHER BOND THETA RAsCALLY BROKER.
Moses w. Hawks was arrested yesterday and
taken before Justice Hogan at tho Tombs on charge
OF swindling preferred by Frederick A. soGc, CUES, at
the Grand Central Hotel. Tho complainant set forth
that about two months ago. Hawks called on him at the
hotel and represented that he was broker and could
arrange for q mortgage some Lake Shore and south
Western Railroad stock IN the possession OF Mt -ouia
The latter agreed TO the terms nciHE anxious TO Ie
money and delivered to II GWh5 ten 800 bonds OF ne
road Hawks agreed to obtain the loan or TO refund INC
bonds within two days, but was not again sceA ny
the complainant until nearly thrcc weeks ar
terwar and then he returned four Of the bonds saying
that he had frilcd in his attempted negotiations, aud
that The remaining six bonds wOJ1 b. returned NJ
designated place Of meeting in Piucst, on the following
day. He failed % keep his appoint ncnt ana dr. 81 ic
caused hi, arrest. Officer D9rke stated mat, NlLe
searching for him. Ec learned that he La1 applied 10 MI
Van Pclt OF No. BrOHd-,t. NuO was involved IN th'
recent Scranton City bono robbery case a TIE iomD loF
"A loan $40 OF TIE bonds Those two bonds Wiz
ness had recovered from Mr.. Van Iclt Hawkes. hei
also given Of the bonds 10 Mr. DI 81 me Grand
Central Hotel, security for debt third BOND was
found in his possession. The remaining bonds have not
yet been discovered. Hawkes. vas committed % aN"it
further examination,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-02-04
Assignee's Sale.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN BANKRUPTCY.
In the Matter of FREpEucK- I1vISa-
sToN, Bankrupt, Ee liaste =. v. Dir
BILE, Assignee.
I'y virtue of IN order of sale to me di-
rected from the Honorable Distriat Court of
the United States, forzlhe District of South
Carolina, | will sell ut public auction, at Or.
angebnrg G. H., on Monday the 9th Februa-
ny next, at the usual hours of sale
The Chooses in Action and Notes Of above
named Bankrupt.
ALSO
All the interest of the Bankrupt in the
following Estates. viz:
Estate of Bsrnet Livingston, deed.
Estate of George Fl. Livingston, decd.
Estate Of benjamin Buzbee. decd.
ALSO
One Share in Edisto Lumber & Timber
Pond Company,
Conditions cash-Purchasers 70 pay for
necessary papers and stamps.
L. V. DIBBLE, Assignee,
jan IBID Frederick Livingston.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-02-04
Assignee's Sale.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN BANKRUPTCY.
In the Matter of DANIEL LIVINGSTON,
Bankrupt, EE I'arfc P. ". DIBBLE.
Assignee.
BY virtue Of nil order OF sale to me d.
rected from the Honorable District Court or
the United States, for the District of South
Carolina, l will sell at public auction ut Or
a%ngcburg c. H., on Monday, 9th Februa !.
next, at the usual honfs of sale
The Chooses in Action and Notes of the
Bankrupt Estate Of Daniel Livingston.
ALSO
All the interest Of the above named Bank
rupt in the following Estafes, viz:
Estate of Barnie livingston, decd.
Estate of George H. Livingston, decd.
Estate of benjamin Guzbec, deci.
AND
Six Years Scholarship in Cockesbury Ma
sonic Penal College.
Conditions cash-purohascrs to pay for all
necessary papers and stamps.
r. v. Dthbie, Assignee
jan 2l-td Daniel Livingston.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-02-04
ARacy Chance for fun

THE BAMnERe MIgsrREL TaouPE
This fine Amatenr Troupe viii give one
of their performances at orangeburg on
Monday evening next, 9th instant, ut
Stocker'sSH Hall
The troupe is composed of young gen
tleneu Of 0rangcbnrg aud Baruwell
Counties, and was orsauized for the pur-
pose OF defrayins the expenses of erect
ing a schaoi:Ieaa ut l,amberg.
Admission--50 cents. Children %
cents.