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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-04

STREEr-FIGuT.-W. S. Pace and T. w.
McGinuis were arrested by officers Chalk
lev and Rogers last evening for engaging in
\ 1ieht on the corner Of Ninth and Broad
streets. They were taken before Justice
" Nhitc subsequently, who required them TO
give security Ill the sum Of 500 FOR three
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A HEAEsE TURNED OVER AND SMAsHED.-
Yesterday afternoon about 1 o'clock Il
cal elcss driver seated in a market-cart rail-
into the handsome new hearsc owned by
Mr.. Belyin. on Broad street just below
Twelfth, where his establishment is located.
The hcarSe was upset and The glass sides.
Lamps, and fancy work upon It, smashed
to atoluS. The damage done to tho vehicle
will probably amount TO several hundred
I,lIurc
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TOBACCO INSPECTORS APPoINTEp.-Ihc
following tobacco Inspectors have been ap-
pointed for the city Of Petersburg:
Oakes HarehouSc.-E. 3. Baine on part
of the State S. w. Jones, owners.
Ccntre.-A. J. Maclin, owners.
Moore's.-T. w. Branch, State; b. NJ,
R1binSOn owners.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 4. 1871.
TFLEGRAPHIC NEWS.
work. stock and Money Marke

.,N loRK. November 8. Money easy At GEf7
INT. uiscnUrts, l?@Is per cent. Sterling
-., l. Cold. U'iG1ls. Governments irrc-
-.- So, ;'tk; '6!'s llls; 's4s. ulf: 'ss's, lis;
,a; 's1's, l';l: '6S's, uss: Io.4o's, loas
.,... ..r'. rncsSco'S, G6 new. Gs. virgsuis's,
NV. -. IouiStana's, g5: ntw, SO. LeTet's,
=. IS t!ahama'S, - SIS, O.. CcorSia's. so :
w. o. >-r,E Cardinals, 81: ncw, 10. South
.-.s..,'z q. new, 3js
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IMPORTANT MEETING OF CITY CENTRAL
CONSERVATIVE CoMMITTEE.-An Important
meeting of the City Central Conservative
Committee will be held at their heaoquar-
ters (ofice ofthe Eoeaang Nesos) tnls evening
at ~ o'clock. Every member Is urgently
requested to attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-04

IMPROVEMENT AT THE CAPIToL.-The OLD
trausom sashes over the east and west in
side doors of the capitol, which were GOV,
cred with carpet, have been taken out, ana
neat glass windows substituted: aus
change throws u good light on the seatuc III
the rotunda.
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CHARGED WITH FELoNY.-Captain Dis
ney arrested a colored woman named Mar
garet Shoes last evening on the charge OF
Stealing lot of silverware from Dr.. y. A; a.;
Creushaw valued at 5000. Margaret VIII
be heard this morning.
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GRAND DIVISION SONS TEMPERANCE.

THIRD DAY. q.
The Grand Division met in the hall Of
Springfield Division last night. L. NC
Cabe, e. w. A., In the chair.
An invitation was read from q commlttee
of the Grand Division Of Tennessee asking
the appointment of similar committee 70
meet in convention on the 22d instant, and /
the Grand Division appointed I. whey
Davis principal, and e. d. Mullen alternate,
to represent this body in that conyenLion.
Messrs. William II. Pleasants, q. g, Sta.
Piles, and Philip Reed, were appointed
committee to propose at the next session
the Grand Division, in case separate action
becomes necessary, some plan or futufe
action for the Order In this State. a 81
Ii was determined TO hold the next an.
nual session OF Salem, Roanoke county, on
the fourth Wednesday In Octobernext |.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: Grand Worthy PatFi. u
arch, C. P. McCabe, Of lLoudoun; Grand
Worthy Associate, Philip Reed, Of Roam.
oke Grand Scribe, Z. Wiley Davis OF
Richmond !; Grand Treasurer, William BIZ
.Pleasants, Of !, Richmond Grand Cons
duetor, a. w. Moore, OF Pogtsnolth;;
Grand Sentinel, George B. Davis, Of Rich
;naond.; Grand Chaplain, William j. Bain,
'os Prince William county. Alter which
theyIyer duly instalied st5
The following standing committees were &
announced: \ FlnauCc Nv. 0s StaUtS5s ~
J. Glenn, D. B. Collins. Charters: y: G..
Minor. William j. Balm. q. g. Bo~den.
Petitions: DR.. p. Trent, j. II. Divine, Asfi
w. Moore. Appeals Caleb jacob, =. Z .se
Shinberger, E. j. Weymouth. Publiea-s
tions g.. FL. Mullen, William H. Plea-
SAINTS. W.. s. Gilman. Relief T.. D. Hess
T. Wiley Davis, II. r. Eisten. State Of the
Order x. j. Richardson's S. G. Curry We
j. Cusson. Credentials: q. w fley DAVIS r
William j. Glenn, Philip Reed. .gs, h
The g. W. P In lew y, Weits,mse s,,as .ay. sss 9
ferred upon him. si.s y - II %
Adjourned sine die. ..5 ss &.
vs.rsnaa- etate pentas Associations:
w. sEC0HD I AY.g rs
The Association rea3sembled AZ Uf.s
woods office Yesterday afternoon, ~ IS
| ssA change was made In the order or AsiSi-F
ness. at the suggestion OF Dfs ThoMps0H.
3 Ira. THOMPSON, Moore, and Hodghiu
we're appointed Committee on Member.
ship. 8 a g@ - ~ 3 j..
annual report, which was receiyed.s s, i
The rules Of order OF the 0utherE pcntat 3 J
Association We're adopted fof sne usc Z. So g
this Association, s D, J, ~,
was dxed ut SO, with the .ia.s..sss. ~
extra assessment to core any ~,
WEI ~ ,,a,San n Il Dr. Wooti res2sYs
snas .ns .,nsGsisisly afsr the reports a1 tn6
aeslyM ssap.lIns comait,ees. djournea & Z
ass.sp ss.Y NIGHT sEssIo r., s.
| g,,,. .ssoeIafior, assembled as nigh lf.
f,rs,,n,, rs,,I, read q letter Tom uy.4 M
/ rhseEsIon. rhss og Farmpihe, ri, sc
/ sis ,raSsiiify tN atsesad u
an motion, the letter cf Z Z
sssasssd oia ssa9s' ~
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THE FIRE LAST EvEHIHG,-lhe alarm of
ii c last evening about halt-past O'Clock,
turned in from box No. 4, Third Police
station. was caused by the burning OF Il
chimney on Brook avenue. ..
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ARRIVAL OF SALT.-The brig Resource
entered ut the custom-house yesterday
morning, from Liverpool direct, with 3,9l5
sack of salt, consigned to Lee, Seldom d
Co. OF This city.
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F'E0Its Z elnE1eStOIr.

CHARLESTON, S. c.. November 5.-The
,.H.d Secretary of State OF south Caro-.
a, o., resigned to accept a proiessorship
" Be Toward University at Washington.
tu"r deaths from yellow fever have oc-
ted III the last twenty-four hou.s.
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hn Ernbezz,er Ksardoped.

Eo.roS, November 3.-Charies Howard.
u &c banking firm OF Miller, Ward q
: n,, acntcnced TO three years imprlson.
:urnI lDr elnbezzling Government bonds,
H. been p4rdoned uy the President.
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MEETING OF THE ARMY OF NORTHERN
VIRGINIA.-Thc meeting OF the Virginia
Division OF tue Army of Northern Vir-
eina at the hall OF the House of Delegates
was interesting, but not largely attended.
General FitzbUeh Lee presided.
General Bradley L. johnson, General w.
II. f. Lee, Colonel Thomas Carter, DIR.
D'Orsay Cullen. Colonel Richard Dulaney,
Private A.. G.. Babcock, Major John w.
Daniel, General Thomas T. Munford, Colo.
mel William Smith, and General 2. II.
Moore, were appointed committee to
perfect permanent form of organization.
Colonel L. +. Withers, General Ed.
Johnston, General Seth Barton, Colonel
Joseph Mayo, and Colonel w. Z. Robins,
were appointed q committee TO prepare q
constitution for the society. = efs, !
Eloquent speeches were made by General
Fitzhugh Lee and General w. B. Talia-
ferro; after which the Committee on Per-
manent Organization reported the follow
ina. which wgs adopted President, GEN
erai Fitzbugh Lee First Vice-President,
General Edward johnson; Second Vice
President, General James A. Walker
Secretaries General j. H. Lane, Colonel
Joseph Mayo. Treasurer, Major Robert
Stiles. Executive Committee !: General.
Taliaterro, of Gloucester; General Payne,
of Fauquier General Weislger, OF Peters
burg; Colonel Holiday, OF Winchester )!
Colonel Skinner, OF 1staunton.
General Lee returned thanks for the
honor conferred upon him, and promised;
faithful performance to the bestaof his
ability. ,.s,ss
The Committee on Constitution also re-
ported. The constitution recites the pur-
hoses Of the association to be the preserya-
ton 0! the military record of all who par
ticipated as officers or soldiers in the Army
of Northern Virginia, and to secure ali ma
, terial available out of which may hereafter
be prepared complete and truthful hts
tory of the war. 1t also provides for the
appointment of 3 superintendent for each
county, with authority to appoint two as
sstants, to carry out the plan. IL defines
as prerequisite for membership honorable
service in the Army of Northern Virginia,
and admits as auxiliary nembersthose Who
served in the navy. and resident soldiers
who served honorably In other depart
ments.
Captain j. M. Hudgin moved the appoint
ment of some member OF the association 70
deliver an address before 1t at Its next an.
nual meeting. The motion was amended
SO as to instruct the Executive Committee
| to make the appointment.
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COMMISSIONER OF DEEDs.-His Excellency
Governor Walker has appointed Il. Deve.
reauX Doyle commissioner OF deeds for
Virginia to reside in the State of Indiana.
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CoLUaBrAs MtIIrAaY BALL AND MageuE,

I CoLUaBIAy MILIrAsY BALL AND MAseuE.
RADE.-AssembIy Hall was well filled last
night, notwithstanding the attractions else
where, with nlasquersders and other dan
.cers, besides numerous spectators. Ihe
Mosques were not numerous, lbus wen
selected, and the burlesqae OF = Irias ia
and telling hit. The unmasking disclosed
many pretty faces, and dancing was quite
as popular afterwards as before Rsid's
good supper. We are glad to know that
the ball realized q good sum for the Cenr
sentative cause in MenToe, Clay. aud Jaek-
son Wards and the county of henrieo.
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PHILADELPHIA, November 3.-.Goidsmith's
1"d beat Lucy for three Thousand dollars.
: : !A"- 2:22A, 2,l8H. 2:1SA thus beating
NeA!et' tine eyer Sulolk Park track,
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IlTE<r FROM WASHINGTON.

,satE AVIATION CONCERNING SOUTH CAROLINA,
WASHINGTON. November "A proclama-
y /, pcutlng restoring Marion county to
-, ri.i.'> aud placing Union county under
r,..,54l Law. These ale South Carolina dis
,..'>. hut the nomenclature OF the new
n,iulion calls them counties.
je,sr.-1hc proclamation alluded to in
,,r,rpart sent hence at noon has been pro.
~,ua-,tcd. Il releases Marion county, and
..,, Whereas IL has been asccrtaiucd
~. Gutawtui combinations and conspira-
- N the character and to the extent and
!. n" purposes described in said procla-
r...Hu in the county OF Union, ;. c., do
vs.. now. therefore," &c.
&, stated that clerical hlundcr in
...:.!- " Marion +" for Z" Union in the
-..-r proclamation recesslta!cd the sup
n.n'@j proclamation.
WEATHER PECBAB1LrTIES.
WlaISGyoN, November 3.-The highest
...~.Uyr Viii probably contihuc on Saiur-
As ~ New England, with northeyiy wiads
rira>snt weather. The clouGinesS In
.... ,auth Atlantic States will extend 10
\.a NuIk during saturday, with light
.;r.l, W,ni>. An area Of low barometer
u ~ extend over Lakes Michigan and
:.airu. wlth castefly winds, yeering to the
. u... iram Lake Erie to Illinois and to
y . Aiaaw. Northerly winds will continue
3: &.>r ouSin. Partially cloudy and clear
Weather will prevail on the Gulf coast
t.-t u: %lorjda. Dangerous winds are not
Mis- pa;cd for tonight on our coasts.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Wa-uiNGruN, November 3.-Lieutcnant-
. .ia.Iirr James Vi. Pritchett is dead.
,r... ilrIv,ti rprIuiiS hINp been SEM tn
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. LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN qnE KIcHMoND Posr-OFFIoE NOVEMBER
AIRS. E. Scott; Mrs; r. 3. Bland, Peters.
hurg b. Mrs; Posel sa9 n Near stI yellow Tavern.
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vcat,, OF s,r. element ~. Harris.

>p,>tal telegram 10 III, Disnatch.
.-k-NToN, VA, November 3.-Dr. Cic-
-..a! i. Harris. former senator from Rock
g. .ham. died here this morning.
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TEE POST OFFICE LETTER LIST VIII oe puD-
lished Monday.
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Presentations.

Before the exhibition Of 1871 was brought
to d close, two incidents of.sa personal
character. but of interest to all friendsof
the Society, occurred, These were the pre-.
sentation OF 3 service of silver to Colonel
C.. @. Tompkins, tho 9indefatigabie Chief
marshal, and a silver ten.urn to Captain
Charles H. Epps, who has so efficiently
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R.nort Of the Committee on Discretionary

Honey extraetoR, $a-W. 3. Polk, Hen-
sfico county. Improved ploughshare and
Dloueh, S2Thonas Edmunds, Charlotte
county. Doubie.shoyei plough, honorable
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TIE SALE OF PREMIUM sroc cx takes Iface sa ss
;he Fair Grounds this mo prnin y y y
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To-day exhibitors will remove their pro.
perty from the grounds, aud there will be
an auction of many articles donated to the
Sppisty
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History Of the South Carolina
College.
UNIVERSITY OF SorTu CAROLINA.
1,nn 1S- I

UNIVERSITY OF SorTH CAROLINA,
June, 1871.
The subscriber proposes TO publish a
second edition of the HISTORY OF TIE
SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE. The first
edition closed with the year 1851; the
second will embrace the whole period of
its existence, commencing with the original
Aet of Incorporation in December, 1901, e,
and concluding with the Act establishing
the University in December, 1865.
1t will have increased intercstimparted to
it, not only by the fact that il will constitute a
complete history OF tie College, hut by the
further consideration that it will contain
several new Sketches and additions 10
the Sketches of those Presidents and
Professors who have died since tn.
appearance of the work. Among the new
Sketches will hc those of Judge LongStreet,
Rev. 10 .crt ". Barnwell, aud Professor
Yc:able of the University Of Virginia.
1t will bc emhrllis;,ed by Portraits Of the
Presidents of the college. The volume will
contain aboAt FIVE hundred pages ocfa'o,
and will he furnished to single subscribers
a, $500 per copy, and at the usual dis
Count TO the trade.
Subscribers Mares not otherwise sent Will
be forwarded to me at Columbia. s. c.
NJ LABORDE.
5::iv 70, 2G-tf:
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

lhEASORl Df[ a Ii VI C.Nl,
OFFICE or COMPTROLLER or THE CURRENcY.
WASHINGTON, July 9TH, 1871.
WHEREAS, hv satisfactory evidence
presented to tho undersigned, it has been
made to appear that THE NATIONAL
BANK OF NEWBERRf," in the Town of
Newhcrrr, III the County Of Ncwbcrry, aud
State OF South Carolina, has been duly Or
ganizcl under and according to th" require
nrrn,S of the Act OF Congress. cnItleI AN
Act to provide National Currency secure
Hry a pledge Of United States bonIS, and
provide for the rirrnlation and redemptio
thereof" approved june 81, 1854, and hat
complied with all the provisions OF said Ac
repaired TO be complied with before com
mencins the business CT Banking under said
Act. p.
Now, therefore, I, JOHN JAY KNCT,
Acting .Comptroler Of the Currency, do
hereby certify that "THE NATIONAL
BANK or NEWBERRY," in the Town of
Ncwberry, in the County Of Newbcrry, aud
State Of Soath Carolina. is authorized to
commcrce the business OF Banking under
the Act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand
and seal Of Office, this 9TH day Of Jnly, 1871.
ISxAL JNO. JAY KNOX,
30. l,S44. Act. Comptroller Of Currency.
July l., 2S-2m
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Washington l. Lee University.
LEXINGTON, "a.


The next session Of this restitution will
commence on the third Thursday (2l>Ii Of
SrprrNher. ls7!, and continue without
inlcrmi$sion until the fourth Thursday in
June, 1872.
The instruction embraces thorough
Classical. Literary and Scientific courses;
together with the Professional departments
Of Law AMI Engineering.
Tho entire expenses Tor tile session Of
months need not exceed 5000 or 1928, ac-
cortiing to the price Of Board. Arrange.
ments are ALSO made for messing, by which
students MAJ reduce their expenses to s25o
per session.
For further Information address
e. W. G.. LEE, President.
WILLIAM D0LD, Clerk Of Faculty.
Aug ., 32-tf.
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COTTON GINS.

Browns Grorgi, Pattern Cotton Gins,
are simple, durable, well made Of good MA
tcrial$, very light running, and unsurpassed
in the qa,ntiIy Of the staple prodnced.-
Price 81 per saw, delivered at any r. R. de-
pot in this State where the freight does not
exceed that Of two railroads.
Guett's Patent Steel Brush Cotton Gins.
The cotton from these Gins Commands the
highest markc: price where ordinary care is
taken in the preparation. 1t the Cotton
States Fair, held at Augusta, Ga, last year,
there were ten Gins in competition. and the
premium was awarded to the Gulett Gin.
Price $ and $3.50 per saw.
Cotton Presses Of various patterns. Horse
Powers. Ilandlcy's Portable Steam Engines.
Brnly'S Kentucky Pioughs.
c GHAEELEY, 50 East Gay ST., South Of
the Post Office, Charleston, ). G.
Aug. 9, 3l--2n.
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Fogartie's Book Depository.

TIE ORTHOGRAPnIC CROQUET--Tiis
New Game possesses many advantages
over any other Field Gpmc Of Crcquet. 1t
adds almost infinite variety 10 the game,
IS it opens to the skill! and ingenuity of
PLAYERS the whole boundlcss field Of letters.
The Old Game may he played as we'll with
the same set. Price 50 and. .....l2 co
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TlLTlDLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
4 Rare Chance for Investment.

BEING Ic<;rou< Of 1cvotins myself ex.
clu<iv.lv 20 the Commission Business, Of.
fer nv entire REAL ESTATE, situated in
NeMbrrr" County, FOR SALE, consisting
of the following TRACTS Of LAND, viz:
TRACT 40. l-Containius so acres,
more or less, on which is my Dwelling,
large, nexly ftted-up house, containing
nine rooms, pantrics, closets, &c, and all
necessary ou,-buil,lingS. Also, good
STORE-uOUSE, which is one Of the best
stands in all this section Of country, at
which have done good business. There
is also public WOOD and BLACKSMITH
SHOP, which has good run OF custom. all
in full operation There is some fine Bot
tom Land, we'll ditched and in high state
Of cultivation.
TRACT no. 2-Containing 100 acres,
more or less, and adjoining Tract No. l.
On this j. urge and prosperous AER-
CHANT, CORN and SAW MILL, all in
good rnnnins order and doing good bu$i
ness, also a good Gin House and Gin, run
bv water, with Screw and other necessary
buildings. On this tra.'t is some very val
uaole Bottoms, well di,chcd and in a high
state of cultivation This is very valua-
bic tract.
TRACT NO. S--Containing ls9 acres,
more or less, adjoining tracts No. and .,
about sixty acres Of this is in original forest,
aud some fine cultivatiaS land, we'll water
ed. and very accessible, lying between the
TWO public roads.
TRACT no. 4-Containing SO acres,
adjoining tract No. !. On this is a splen-
did Mil seat, known az the old Red Mill,
there is some fresh cleared land on this
tract, and in high state Of cultivation,
.aere is plenty Of water, and splendid
spring, also iaborcrs houses.
TRACT NO. 5-Containing f9 acres,
known as the Noa;eS place, and adjoining
tract No. /. There is Il Dwelling and other
ou,-5u:ldings, and a splendid spring Of Wa
ter.
TRACT no. G-Containing 202 acres, ad-
Joining tracts Nos. ard ), on which are Ia
borers houses and stables. On this tract is
some fine Bottom Land, we'll ditched, and
in Il high state Of cultivation.
TRACT no. 7-Containing IS acres,
known as the Gipson place, on which is
good frame dwelling, with necessary out
buildings, and GOOD spring OF never fail
inc water, and some fine culiiv,ting land.
TRACT no. S-Containinc 3l9 acres,
known as the kinard or Gary land, on
which is a Dwelling, with necessary ont-
buildings. This is Que of the best farming
tracts OF land in all this section of country.
There is some Very fine cotton land, some
iortv acres OF which is fresh cleared and in
cultivation this year, and plenty OF original
land to clear
Persons wishing to buy will do we'll &c
come and see these lands, will take pleas.
ure in showing them as can be found on
the premises. l will make the terms easy
10 an approved purchaser.
If not disposed Of before, | will sell these
lands at public ouicrv. S,LE-DAY II no.
TEMBER NEXT, 1t NEWDERHY COURT
HOUSE. ANY Information wanted will ne
chesrtuly girta uy addressing me at New
berry, :. {.
THOS. F. HARMON.
Sep. ., 36-2t.
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NOTICE

is hereby given that an application will
be made to the General Assembly, of the
State of South Carolina, at its approaching
Session, for renewal of the Charter Of the
The Trustees Of the Presbyterian Church
of Smyrna" in Newberry County.
August 10, lS7l-33-3m.
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Executors Notice.

ALL pers ms having demands against the
Estate of MOSES ANDERSON, deceased,
are hereby required TO present them pro-
perly attcsted TO Ne>srS. Baxter l. John
stone, on or before the first dav Of October
next-with view Of final settlement Of
the Estate at that time. ..rI all who are
indebted to said Estate arc required 10
make payment at once.
MARTIN J. YOUNG,
Ex'0r ri: Moses Anderson.
Ncwh"rry, s. T., 23l Aug, 7l-34-6t.
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District Court of the United States,
For the District Of South Carolina
In Bankruptcy.
In the matter Of Frederick Schlegclmilch,
B.nkrupt-D:strict Of South Carolina.
THIS is to give notice that OH the 23d
day Of August, 1871, a warrant Of Bank
ruptcy was issued out of the District Court
of the Uuited States, for the District Of
South Carolina, against the Estate Of Fred
erick Schlegelmilch, Of Gilbert Hollow. in
the County of Lexington, in sail District,
adjudged Bankrupt on his petition.
That the paymcut Of any debts and the
delivery Of any property belonging to such
Bankrupt to him, or for his Use, and the
transfer Of any property By him, are for
bdlcn oy law, and that meeting Of the
creditors OF said Bankrupt, to prove their
ieutS and 10 choose one or more AssigneeS
Of his Estate will be held at Court Of
Bankruptcy, to be holden at Registers Of
fee, Ncwberrv. before c. &. ,Hger, Esq,
Register III BAntruptcy for said District, on
the 7th day of October, 4. D. 1871, at ~
o'clock, NJ. L. F. JOHNSON,
L. s. Marshal as Messenger.
By A. P. PIFER, Dep. Mess.
Aug. so, 35-6t.