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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-21

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. IS 945.
RY c. E. G!RARDEY & CO., AUCTION.
~ eers-NichOlas j. Hoev Auctioneer-Ofice No
l7Excbange pace-SATURDAY November 22 1879
at twelve O'Clock NJ. at the Merchants and Auc,
Ioheers Exchange, on Royal, between Canal and
Gus omhouse streets in this city of New Orlp ans
Dy virtue OF an order of the honorable the Second
Dlstr1ct Court for tire parish Of Orleans dated
october 10 1873 will be sold by public auction, for
i, CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all
Inc buildings and improvements thereon in the
lmrd District OF this city in square No. 81 bound
ca oy Gir0d Arts and st. John the Baptist streets
and Lafayette avenue designated as lot No. 20, and
measures % feet inches front on GirOd street Al
feet II inches lines front Oh Arts street "a fset
lnches me on the line dividing it from lot No. 49,
anu "A feet inches line the rear line
Terms of sale-Cssh in United States currencv
Act OF sale at the expense of the purchaser. be.
fore Joseph Cohn, notary public.
Ocl9 mol Is "
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-21
MonetaIy--Co Commercial.
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,,
MONDAY EVENING, October 20, 1873.

2 S f@s MoNE1A6T.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN, I
MONDAY EVENING, October 20, 1873. )
We have no new feature to notice il the money
market The condition of the banks is unchanged
aud the offerings the street of liberal extent.
but we hear OF very lew negotiations being con-
at 203 p cent p month; fret class at ga; other
grades entirely nominal first class mortga re pa
per al l00Il y year, and second grade at l20-.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
Clesr,ngs; BALANCED
October 20.........-... l.217SO3 0S S3,ai7 81
Thus fat this week. =. % 42s 1877 20 sl6l,275 "a
Same time last week. 2,l59, 400 81 339 1873 %
TOTAL last wetk....... 6,l6I iS3 80 9u,272 SO
Total week before..... s,si5,'36 50 el3.l59 %
The following kilograms were posted at the Cot
LONDON, October 2O-Bank Of England rates
were reduced to : p cent on the eighteenth.
LONDON, October 20 2;3o P M.-ihe rate OF dis
count on three months bills 10 open market is GIG
below the bank rate Amount of bullion with.
drawn from Bank of England to-day. s25oeo
Gold was quoted at ll60ll6L. for certified
checks, and lll0lll,s for currency The safes
summed up $22 500, embracing $3.50, $1,000 and
$1,000 at III T. $4,000 at illa, ana $1,000 and $4,000
Nothing was reported IN river American halt. dol
lars We,e still quoted at l04l2 dlo5Is in currency.
ard ll00ll2 tor certified checks.
The movement in sterling exchange was OF fair
extent ana rates were without quo table variation
for bank bills, but ab0nt J. p cent higher for pri-
"'S. nc saico 0mouuteu 10 Az 'UJ &Jo,OtU, ellis
braeing $1,000 bill OF ading ll61a 84O00 bill of
ladlng and Al clear at 1163s GIl1, $780, $4,000 and
~. 900 bill Of lading li73s, $4,000 Al cieay 1T
llls $4,000 do at ia. ard $1,000 bank at Il9.
Nothing TRANSFERRED IN trancs
At the close sterling bills quoted at ll6> q
il.'a for bill OF ladIng and AL clear, aud -0iI9
for bank and francs AL az 50 1or private and
nominal for bank.
Domestic exchange continued very scarce. The
only sale reported was S.5 coo private hsnkers
sight on New iOrk at ~ r. cent premium.
The bank checking fate OIL New York was y
cent premium, and private sig ht quoted nomi-
nal at 50 al.
CITY gold bearing seven per cents We're in re. |
luest. The sales included $1,000 at 59t, $1,000 at |
ga. and $4,000 at 60, tor certified checks Nothing
VIZ reported IN other securities.
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COMMERCIAL.
MONDAY EVENING October

MONDAY EVENING October 90 1878.
COTTOE-The sales to-day embraced 1865 bales
at irregular and easier Prices showing AN ave-
rage decline # &c. We modify our quota.
tons accordingly, and give also the kx-
change figures. which are for average lists
according with ito types, while ours presen.
the propef range of the market tor aver.
age lists, but with the outside figures for low
middling, good ordinary and ordinary given as tue
outside for strict Of those grades
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION, ASsTMIEAfED
0Il
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49, Tho steamships Of the NsrtA
= herman Lloyd win resume their
~e"A Va % he1t rali, as follows:
STR ,SSpupc r,om Bremen. From New Orlesaa
HANyOVEp SoPtemner III. October 10
FRANKFy-RT CePIemptr "a October S
KOkLN otooTro NOvembera
STRASSRrpC VEN Der v December6
HANOVER neenoer H. December 20
FRANKFI7RT D mnef January3 18zA
KOELN i Iper 10. January II.
Further davs nv Jrny a. February l3
's' VI departure will be advertised here,
TIL. aftrr.
me steamers touch outward at Hayre and IA
saI,ai ana on their home trips at Havana and
f-.,n,s hampton TO land ana receive passengers and
p. PRICES OF PASsAGE
FROM Bremen, Southampton or Hare n uoror.
Ck; or New Orleans
So :. - 's...-... ............... $50 cold.
AVN Ne" orleans or Havana to Southamntou
Co,; Iiavre or Bremen
Steerage iae go,d.
.oh;, FROM New Orleans to Havana.
Staa,o. ''..-''.'... IS gold.
Ha,-a Ickets from Bremen SOuthampton mr.
a 10 New Orleans issued by ths undars;ons1
soI particulars apply to INV u-'uefs'sne1'
aus ~ LEX Y co. Agents,
No. AZ Union street.
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{ By B. u. a B. J. MONTGOMERY.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CARPETS, IRON
SAFES, ETC, At AUCTION
TRf-WEEKItY SALES.
RY X. n. q b. J. MONTGOMERY
- T. NJ Montgomery. Auctioneer, Office No. 81
camp street.-Will sell every TUESDAY THURS
DAY and SATURDAY, commencing at eleven
O'Clock. at their auction ROOM corner Camp and
Natchez streets ~
GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS
Iron SAFES, COOKING STOVES, etc.
Terms-Cash. my1
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By Placide !. Spear,

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY on CIAI
BORNE STREET, THIRD DISTRICT
SUCCESSION OF JEAN GREGoIRE. ALIAS GIG.
MAC.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No
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STEAMSHIPS.
STATE LINE STEAMSHIP Co,.~>

STATE Ling STEAMSHIP CO,,.~
LIMITED.
Inc following new first class. fnp.ro, ss
oulit Screw steamships are iutendag "ered On
larry between NEW ORLEAN, and 70 Ell IN
and GLASGOW and NEW YORK. hFkeNH
LIN LUSxSiAN 10 tons register .Cant.;,
M1sn "a ssVIA. 200 tons register. .Captan Svsss
nE EADA IA .9U tons register. Csntas alk
rnNNSnLVASIA, $500 tons register Cp.sh ~
V1hGiNIA, ZS00 tons n gister CsntatA'n Bys
dEohGiA, $500 tons register ,Cap,s;n Nd
Eh The steamers of this linz w
a. for Liverpool, direct. a. follow. as ~, :
LOUISIANA, SATURDAY. octobs, o..
From New York to Glasgow, sailing fortn,.,..
~ wan receive and sign through bills a, ,a4
hayre, Bremen. Hamburg, ANTWERP u .salagh
ana all Continental ports. "otsrdn
Return ickets Issued available so- ru,.
MONTHS, at reduced rates and Tbron.lL WIN
10 az parts Of the United Kingdom And Ilelal
stewardess and surgeon aIe attarha EUROPA
medicines. " "'tenoanoeal
Money orders granted free OF cbs,oa ari
Prepaid Emigration Tickets issmeS IA
tles deslrOus Of sending for their f,jand' o WR
These vessels cross tie bar st a ir' ti
OH 'ines wfhQb
For freight and passage, having suDe,io, -
se,a W. .o,A. Ak. MILLER L CO., i.
sel4 NO - Csrondelet street. New Dr., I:.
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RAII.ROArS-1.=.s'
GREAT JACKSON ROury

GREAT JACKSON ROUTE
Trains depart and arrive as follow. . e.
foot of Calliope street: ' fson h,
DEPART.
Express ....1:JO A. N. Exnrass Aaslu
Mali. .5:jJ P. N. MAI, l;0e ,,
This line 10 many miles the sh S'&aA
hours the quickest to all points Nos.tt and T.,
and me only line running Pullnlan's pai and
ing cars to Louisville and st. Louis W., fraace 81
HH aay one e. change to principal cti.s Ssss
at No. 20 Camp street corner ,omt'0rrmation r,s
orleans. a. ,. SHELDON, Aaent" h'cn 4,
JAIL 4. D. FROST, GeseraI F
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,BOOKS---BOOKS.
WORCESTER'S DICTIONARIES
THE STANDARD.

The Quarso illustrated
Is q massive eoiume Of 1851 PAGES. and con
tains more than ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND
WORDS in its vocabulary, with their pgoDUucia
.ou, dc dnition. snd etymOIogy.
JUST PUBLISHED
New illustrated editions Of The
Comprehensive and Primary Dictionaries
Which have been recommended by the STATE
BOARD OF EDUCATION Tor use in our public
schools.
The trade supplied on best FERNS and schools
supplied tor introduction at usual rstes by
ROBERT J. HARP Agent
At the Book Depot. Nos. 40 and liz Camp Street.
Oc12
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BREMEN,

North German Lloyd.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW op,p.,.
VIA HAVRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND uavIrI
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-21

Second District Court tor I'll Parish of Orleans
No. 36, 1873.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-21

WILMINGTON, N. G, October a.-The
British bark Elizabeth Knowles, Captain
Carmichael, which cleared from here on the
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IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE THIRD DISTRICT
SUCCESSION OF PHILIP wEYzLER

SECOND District Court for the Parish of Oriea,
NO >~-
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%
BORDEAUX-Steamship Louslana-Astd mdse
NEW YORK-SchOOner J + Krsnz-4O0 bbls of ce
ment 100 bnls plaster and astd mdse
RIO JANEIRO-Bark Lea-3OO0 bags coffee
LIvERPOOL-Ship Monte bello-2722 SKIS salt
LlVERPOOL-Ship Lady Russell-5l69 SKIS salt
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-01-15
The Legislature,

After its twenty days recess, convened
on TUESDAY last. 4 disposition is mar
ifested BY some Of the members to ad-
iourn about the close of this month, but
it does not meet with general favor. A
great deal of the time is taken up with
frothy talk, and but little has been dore
as yet OF general interest. An item Of
rotc is 4 concurrent resolution to exam
inc into ali the outstanding debts and
pay certificates due by the late Treas
urer, \. G. Parker, to audit the same,
and to authorize the present State
Treasurer no. to pay any Of said claims.
The Senate has voted to repeal the
lien law.
In the Senate Saturday a bill was
passed and sent 10 the House, providing
for the extension Of time irr the pay
ment of taxes. The bill provides that
the comptroller General, with the con-
currence Of the Governor, shall have
power 20 extend the time %hcn, in their
consideration, it shall b. nvceSsary TO
do so in any county.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-01-15
Letting the Cat Out of the Wallet.

We do not often ",ell tales out of
school," or in other words publish pri-
vate letters to the people Of Askalon, or
whisper their contents in Gath, but in
the present instance ne can't help it.
The matter is too good to keep. Our
friend, the Rev. J. NJ. Boyd, so well
known and afectionatcly remembered in
this district, writes US that himself and
family, after their pleasant sojourn here,
arrived safely back to the old appoint
ment among the East Chester people,
and in the fulneSs Of his warm heart,
knowing that his JOY would be apprecia-
ted, says, "we found an elegant sup.
per awaiting Us in the dining room,
pile Of " ood in the yard, load Of corn
in the barn, two fine hogs, bought,
dressed and "Salted down." with ribs,
back bones, sausages, &C., to match, and
q jar OF lard and sack OF iiour IN the pan
try" /: really docs one good, or ought
to, to hear Of such warm, generous re.
ception to the returned pastor, and that
is our excuse for giving publicity to the
above small portion of our friends inter
esting letter. We would state ful thcr on
our own authority, that this is his fourth
year in that field, quite an unusual case
in the Conference. His charge must
think great deal Of him or he Of them
both no doubt. We trust the Rev.
gentleman will excuse the liberty taken,
and write again. Once again in refer
cnce to the hearty and Wholesome re.
ception, we say "go thou and do like
wise"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-01-15
The Cotton Tax.

1t is not unlikely that the bill will pass
Congress soon to refund the money
amounting 10 se7enty.dvc niiIions-c col
lec:ed as the tax on Cotton. The bill
proposes that tie quota due each State
Shall be lodged with the respective Gov
eToorS to be by him distributed among
claimants, and South Carolina's share it
is estimated amounts to S+,l72, ,420.lG.
Not one Of Cur planters bat are interest
ei il: ,iiis, and it behooves them to fresh
cn up their memories as well as look up
their records, that when the time comes,
as We trust and hope it may, they will
be prepared to make 4 clear claim for
what is their jus, due.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-01-15
" From aSric's Sunny Fountains ;"

a colored friend has placed before US
copy of 'Tae Republican, 4 small
monthly paper published at Monrovia.
The paper opens with clearly written
article on "oti:cial courtesy from which
it might be inferred that the Ilbcrian
officials are mcaSuraoly wanting in the
merit Of cou:ttouSncSs.
This is followed by an article which
treats Of the residence Of native Africans
among tic America. settlers. The spirit
Of the piece can be learned from the fol.
lowing paragraphs:
ut is useless to be boasting of our ci
vilizipg ard chris,ian;zng tie natives
among and around US, whilst half, and
more than iialI, naked people become so
common TO US, that their appearance
seems never 10 touch our finer sensiLili-
ties
The "paper mania" has extended to
Sierra Leone, which is reckoned the mis-
tress Of West Africa, and there they de.
sire to start a paper to improve the So
cial condition Of the colony. The writer
says that paper should be published in
order to break the monotony and afford
the public mind sufficient healthy pab.
ulum to exercise its ingenuity, make de.
ductions and draw conclusions, &C.; and
by thus being absorbed in general top.
les and the worlds affairs, have no time
to attecd to ones next door neighbors'
private or domestic business. The arti.
Gle continues: Much of the unpl cas-
antness we experience in this very city
respecting SANDER might be spared, if
there were something 10 interest the
public and absorb their attention in
their social and domestic hours"
We see that the slave trade contin-
ues. The trade In coffee, sugar, arrow.
root, ginger, paIn-oii and kernels is
good, but owing to the petty wars among
the tribes, and the sacrifice OF time to
politics, 5readstufS, including the rice,
cassada and potatoe crops, are very
short.
Che Li0eciaDs have just passed through
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-01-15

j political crisis, and the Roye admins
tratioa, which terminated with the trag
ic death Of its misguided President, is
followed By the Roberts administration.
Roye was regarded as much of victim
as cuiprit. Absurd adu!ation and ac-
cursed gold led to the errors of bis off,
cial career, in which he was deposed,
imprisoned, tried and condemned for
high treason. He persisted while cscap-
lag from prison to the English steamer.
The Times says, little did he think
when he was trta3ing in London the
tlowery paths of feasting and banquet.
ing-rcspo! dig 10 Hattering toa<ts, and
listening 10 dissu>tingly fu!sums har-
rangues-that those paths led directly
to the lone sea beach oi Liberia, and 4
death struggle with the ocean waves.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-01-15
Conviction Of Stokes.

Our readers are all familiar with the
circumstances Of the killing Of Jas. Fisk,
by Edward Stokes, and also with the no.
torious fact that it has been almost next
to impossible 10 New York to convict a
man for murder, no matter how aggra-
waited may have been the crime, provided
the murderer had money enough to pay
i.is way out Of ;he grasp OF the hang
man. Strange to say, Stokes las not
come cut of his trial as scores of others
have, for on Tuesday last he was
convicted Of the crime, and has been
sentenced TO be hanged on Friday, the
18th Of February, ;Ais being the longest
ci:ne ,Aat could legally be allowed. 1t is
said, however, that his counsel will make
great cxe-tions to obtain neS- trial.
VIII he be hanged? /. hinges perhaps
On which side the purse is heaviest.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-01-15
IFOR THE HERALD.

MOUNT PLEASANT, S. G., Jan. ;73.
Messrs. Editors-Our truck farmers have
begun their campaign, and are hard at work
getting their lands in order for the peas, Gu
cumberS, Sc, which are destined for North
ern tables. Some even have a few of the
marrow-fat variety peeping out Of The ground
and looking as if they were afraid that they
may have come out little too soon.
! The farmers are disposed to augur favora-
bly, from the prevalence Of such carly and
/ severe cold as indicating an early spring, SO
| important to success in this business. Tege-
tation must be ahead Of the seasons to in
sure successful results in this branch Of
! farming, and it being comparatively in its
infancy here, trust the erterprisins ores
will meet with ample remuneration, and that
those who met with losses the last season
may be fully compensated.
The chaste and beautiful Masonic Temple,
recently completed and turned over by the
tasteful builders, Messrs. Dcyereux Brothers,
to the excellent fraternity who caused its
erection for their benevolent purposes, and
dedicated with such imposing and appropr-
ate ceremonies, is now most attractive or
| namert to the location it occupies.
Standing on the corner Of King and Went
worth streets, conspicuously in tile midst Of
so grea: I ihoroughtare. it will always at
tract the attention Of visitors and strangers,
ha L., Vic 20 hoe yho
have m interest in the work Of charity and
brotherly love
The first story Of the building, fronting on
King street. has been fitted up in two elegant
stores. The corner 11e is occupied by
Messrs. l.. Elias 4 Co, as shoe store, and q
most tasteful! establishment: it is too. The
stock appears very ample, and TO comprise
everything in that line, arranged in such ap-
propratc and neat style as to set off every
thing 20 the bcs: advantage.
The other is leased by MessrS. Felix Fisher
4 Co., and named the Masonic Temple Ba-
zaar, where on Christmas Eve old "Santa
Claus" muSt have dealt largely in making
his purchases for the tiny stockings, for
there he must have found everything lis fer.
tile imagination could require in the shape
Of Christmas toys, confectionery and fruit
1t is the intention of the proprietors to ar
range the establishment as Luncheon or
Refrcshment Room for Ladies, on the plan
Of those in the Northern cities.
1muSt not omit to mention the new, pala-
tial store of MessrS. Furchgott, Benedict 4
Co., at No. 275 King ST., as an evidence Of
energy and perseverance in business. Com.
mencng not long since on q comparatively
smaller scale, their business mas assumed the
proportions indicated by the large and Gle
giant establishment now occupied by them,
and exhibited in q style creditable to any
city in the United States. The beautiful and
endless variety of foreign and domestic fam
cy and staple goods which make up their
stock, are most skilfully and artisticaly dis
played, and rendered as attractive as taste
and design can make them.
Yours truly, KAPPA.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-01-15
The Pacific Fertile ers.

CHARLESTON, S. C., December 9th, 1872.
Nix. EDITOR: 70 confirm public con-
fidence in the Guanos offered for sale
by me, it has always been my desire
TO aval! myself Of the best scientific abil
ity, in order to give the planter every
possible guarantee as to their standard.
Ny Warehouse in the city, as well as
the Pacific Guano Works at Rikersvile,
have ever been open for inspection, and
although the latter have been urder the
personal supervision of DR.. St. Julien
Revenel, ye: with bis entire approval,
our stock has yearly been examined by
Professor Shepard, and his endorsement
Of their high standard received.
! enclose herewith an extract I'm
his report just taken. The analyses are
on file at my office.
J. y. ROBSON,
No. 6s East Bay,
opi EnS | ,nd , Atlantic Wharf
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-01-15
The Daily Evening Herald.

The first number of this new claimant
for putlic favor was received on Wednes-
day last. 1t is published in the city oi
Columbia, and edited by Mr.. L. c. Nor
t'irop, assisted BY Mr.. +. VI. EVerson,
late local of the Uuion. The Herald is
nea: in appearance, and spicy in filling.
As Republican paper i: is just what is
needed, and will become popular no
doubt. AS al advocate Of republican,
ism, it is expected that It will be lively,
but we trus. not unjcStiv severe, nor yet
untruthlul.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-01-15
MAZE UP CLUBS 1T ONCE,

And before th.s offer is withdrawn
Clubs should be handed IL as early as
convenient.
Old subscribers renewing are entitled 10
same low terms.
No subscriptions received without the
cash, and all subscriptions which expire
hereafter will be Immediately stopped If
not renewed.
ali ministers OF the gospel will be fur
niShcd the HERALD at S2 from this date.
And for every twelve months subscriber at
81, they may obtain, they will be allow ed
50 its. For a club of five at club rates,
one copy OF HERALD free ard five per cent.
Of the club price.
Dec. %, lS72-52-tf.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-01-15
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
NEWBERRY COUNTY.
By James C.. Leahy, Probate Judge,


By James G. Leahy. Probate Judge.
WHEREAS, II. c. MoSelcy hath made
suit to Inc 10 grant him Letters of Admin
isra,ion Of the Estate and effects Of o..
B. Carmichael, deceased.
These are therefore 10 cite and admoniSh
ali and singular, the kindred and creditors
of the said deceased, to be and appear be-
fire me, in tue Court Of Probate, 10 be held
at NewberTy Court House, on the 29th day
Of January next, after publication hereof,
ut II o'clock in the forenoon, TO shew
cause, If any they have, why the said adj
minis,ration should not be granted Given
under my hand this 18th day Of January,
.irno Donl;Hi, 1873.
JAMES c. LEAHY, P. J.N.c.
Jan. Is, PIT.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-01-15
Railroad Meeting.

The corporators of the Laurens and
Asheville Railroad, held a meeting at
Laurcns, on the7th Of January, at which
it was resolved that books Of subscrip.
tons be opened Immediately, and re-
main open till Sale-Day in February.
No par: of the subscription will be called
for unit! the Company is fully organ
lied, and then only five dollars on each
share subscribed.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-01-15
STATE OFSOUTH CAROLINA
NEWBERRY COUNTY.

By James c. Leahy, Probate Judge.
Whereas, Eliza }. Reeder hath made
suit to nc 70 grant her Letters OF Admins.
tration, Of The Estate and effects Of William
D. ReeGtr, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admoniSh
all and singular, the kindred and creditors
of the said deceased, to he and appear be-
fore me, in the Court OF Probate to be held
at Newbcrrv Court House, on tie 2lst day
of January next, after publication hereof
at II o'clock in the forenoon, to shew
cause. il any they have, why the said ad.
miniStra.ion should not be granted. Given
under my hand this lSt Gay Of January,
Ammo nomini, 1878.
JAMES {. LEAHY, p. ~. C.
Jan. Is. 2-2t.
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n WeRERRH. S. e,
Wednesday, January IS, 1878,
Agents for NeEbery Herald.

The following responsible gentlemen are
authorized to receive subscriptions 10 this
paper, for which their receipts Will be good ::
At Frog Level-Capt. P. F. WISE.
Pomaria-Capt. Gus. DIcKERT.
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