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The BOLTON PRnPERTY.-We bad the plea
sure yesterday Of meeting John Bolton
Shelrod Esq, of Tuscumbia, Ala, the great.
grandson OF Robert Bolton and the grand
son of John Bolton, who married his cousin.
a daughter OF Robert Bolton. Mr.. Sherrod
is the owner Of part Of the original pro-
perry, including the Bolton mansion, Oh
Oylethorpe square, which he Inherited under
the will through his grandmother. He bas
copy made in 1865 of the original
will flied in 1902. which copy is
c. rttied TO by the Governor and Sec
rotary of State. In this will John Bolton.
his grandfather. is not only mentioned
as an executor, but is clothed with
the management Of special trusts. This fact
woull seem to prove the utter talSity OF toe
serious charge of forgery alleged By the at
toruey, William Hastings, for some OF the
heirs, in the publication given the matter
short time since, as even granting thai
the name OF John Bolton was .traudulently
inserted among the executors, there Is no en-
PLANTATION of its appearance in the body OF
the wi empower with the execution oil
special trusts.
Mr. Sherrod comes to Savannah with the
determination to defend the characters of his
ancestors, which have always b. en- above re-
preach, aud not TO take any part IN the
alleged claims Of other defendants, which,
he thinks, are mythical. There is no qle>-
ton in regard TO his property .-Sauanndh
-Netcs.
This is published as correction to the
account we gave last week of great law
suit
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Nnid Attempt III Fraud i'm Newark.

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a SEQ, t-:s~rEn WHILE ATTEMPTING To NEGo-
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BY Te1egr aph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. July 24-Hoon.-Money. 1k@2.
Sterling quiet at Az. Cold. l12SM1124. Cow
ernmenia Gull. States quiet ard noluiua!.
Sank statement: Loans decrease ~ 600. 90 O !:
specie increase. $500 900: legzI.renr err increase
81 $50 900; reserve increase, IL 100000.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. July 24-Virginia 6's. D. eers. 46H
consols. 57l Wcs Virgnid's. 81 North car"tina
6's, old, 90 new. 0 sp"cia-t;X, 3. Bid to-day.
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Recftasd Whfakeus: Market steadily advancing.
Rpt W1iss.vs =. Medium. al.50ds2 pure DID,
t26s4: Virginia Mountain, new. s2Nrs2.50; old.
s2.5uIf3. 30 and upwarns.
ar, n,6frsstfc Al .25As2: imported. SO case
Bru,idtes Domestic 81 .35GDT2; fruIt- Sl.35nt
b1.5U: apple. new. 32llt2. so reach. ID.
Rum: New England. 8l.66G9l.S5; Jamalca
1 Santa Cruz. f46Ss6. y. is''"I
! Ftss; ~. Powder, shot. Etc.
Potoder 9e;; teing. 80, soc. @a1. rs u 90 feet
segs. W piasuns' sSstpe fve kcgs-lesa than dye
| SHOT: Northern. s.-4ntsa4 ~,
Grindstones: 1S'g21a-. y mo- ~ Gag OF rs Ds.
s Lumber, Sta yes, Etc
Lumber: White oak. s11014.56 % .00b.a,
ern VIRGINIA poplar. s156s25 % 900: white pfxs
a35@S75 " 1000. Yellow nine boards Sl0Gs14
loist- gl2@SlS. according to lengths. 3nlneles-
Pine, ~. 50@s5: cypress six-inch, S7.5 OYt13.5(
Y 1000. Laths-Spff, $3.50; sawed, $3.50 Z
Starss--Whskey-ba barre. timber. green. $1SG2C
" 1000: seasoned. S204s<25 - 1000. Flour
barrel timber. Se1f750 = 1000. Flour BARRE
poles, s79ss; hogshead hoops, no demand; hck.
org hoop, 1880. ...,.. ..n.. ...l.
aags-Mlxed cotton, SIC: psite, 4@pc.; wool.
len, 1k6a2c.
EIill.Feed.
8hiDstu6: 55c. u baslieI.. ..,.
BrotonStuF: 30a 35c. q busne
Short: 25G30c. ~ bushel. .'
Wheat Bran 20m25c. q baIsheL ..a
Corn BTua: 10000. % bushei. - 90 ..
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DEATH OF CAPTAIN PAscHAL BUFoRD.-A
brief note received yesterday from his SON
in-law (Mr. Z. c. Burks) informed US OF the
death Of Captain Paschal Bulord, OF Bed
ford, in the eighty-hftb year of his age. The
sturdy old oak, after withstandins the storms
of more than four.score winters, has fallen
At -Lynchburg Tirginian, 23d.
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EXPLOSION OF A l., C,MOTlvE.-THREE MEN
KILLED. Port Jerul$. ". Y. July 23.-En.
glue No. 32S, running on the Delaware dlVl-
sion Of the Erie railway, exploded near Saw
mill Rift bridge this evening. The engineer,
Jrilrr,ou Fuller fireman, Stevenson; and q
t1aeman. name unknown. were on the engine
al The time ard We're Killed.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
-...s fBY TELEGKAPMI
NEW XIAnLc

| d
NEW YORK, July 24;-Cot'on firm; sales Of 39l
bales AT 4S9l SIC. Flour less actiye; prices again
declined 1Ug15c.: S6.15Gf6.90 for common 10
ialr extra: 3 90 for good TO choice extra. Wheat
red western; Sl.45@Sl.46 Tor amber western
tl.43Gf1 so for white western. Corn heavy and
LIVER. s5aS6c- for steam wsstern mixed; S7@
ssc: for ssi western mixed 8oc; for old red west:
ern mixed afOaf. Oats heavy al 62@ 65r. for mixed
western; 62G6Sc. for white WESTERN Fork tirmer
new, s2l.25. Lard dull: l3 7-i6@12sr. for new
sugar firm. Rice and nolasses quiet TnrpeHtiS8
excied at 32hc. kosin quiet; 81 $685.. Z 0sfSSf
| Strained. Frelghts firm. .. ...
..f- BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, July 24.-Flour very firm demand
good; prices unchanged. VIII at-Westrrn lower :.
mixed, sl.46: Maryland red. sisO@s1.4s; am
Der, II .50 spring, S1.36@l 40. corn Southern,
steany; western weak AMI trr, gular: southern
mixed. nc, spot. Oats firm aud in good ccmtnd |;
southern, 63@65c. kye steady at Sl@Sl.O5.
rr2y'sons bouyant and strong. Pork, >22@22.50;
rip, 12tc. Bacon h7m: shoulders. lO4c.: clear
RIB. l3ac: hams, l4@14Xc. Coff.e unchanged.
Whisky duh at S1.zOH. sugar strong ut 1GAC@
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, July 24.-Flour easier; family
So 35l.6.50. Wheat and cprn uuicr. cars steady
Lard quiet aud steady. Bulk meats III lair demand
aud firm. EurOn easier; shoulders, 9&M9Mr.
Whiskey steady at $1.l6.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, July 24-Flour excited and hirher
for hh grades: No. l, S6.5O@s7: Fancy, 81 25
G1f77J. Wheat Gull and dropping at Sl.209
sl.25. Corn dull and d. coping at TAG 76c Cas- dull
rye g9mi"tt; PROVISIONS strong ana higher Pork,
r" sides, $3.50; clear sides sl2 g.. Bacon
shoulders, &c.; clcar.rlb sides $3.50: clear
sides, 1876. iard-Iicrce, l4aet &c; keg, l54c.
Whiskey, bl.l6.
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FATAL MINING ACCIDEST.-C Cincinnati,
july pa car on the incline OF The coal
mines at Ashland, Ky. yesterday broke loose
and ran of the track into house occupied
by family named CLAYTON, instantly klillng
woman and u boy ten years OLD.
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GERMANY Berlin, July 23.-The Govern
ment still continues to receive from lmpor-
1aut members of the Catholic clergy tGe'r
submission TO the law relative TO the admlf-
istration of Church property. -
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THE ATTENTION OF THE PROPkl.
lTORS OF the several Virginia SPRINGS. Wa.
tcrng Places and Hotels. is saeS to ny Ifge A aas
vi TED tiODDS and CUTLERY, suitable Tor
tbeir use With an experie d ten years catering
to their wants am satisfies that can give st is
;,c,inn ! large assortment Of ResrgeratorS, Wa
,orfnolers and Irr-Pitcnrys, always on hanth
iso nil line or China and Granite Chamber se.s,
decorated aud white, as well rs ttn Chamoer se7s
,'sIu. t r,riaty LANES w. GIBSON.
my 20 lZuf hAih S'fe-'. ~,
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4 LID DOMINION STEAMSHIP fesr3
~ ... COMPANY $500
FOB NEW YORK,

This company win dispatch one OF their Splendid
steaners-OLD DOMINION, WYANOKE. jSSAC
BELL, RICHMOND. and GEORGE ". ELDER
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY and SUNDAY at
high water. .
These ships are entirety new, and were built ex
pressly for this route. - - :,
They have splendid saloons, statereous, and bath
rooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attention are un.
surpassed. .. ...sH -.
Goods shipped by this lima are landed regularly
at New FORK on the ComTany's covered pier, 81
North river. ssrE +
with dispatch, and no charge made except actuai
expenses incurred.
Freight received until p. d. daily. -.,...
For further Information, apply TO .
GEORGE w. ALLEN L CO., Agentk
my 10 office Commands whsrYes RocKertx
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DAMNED TOMATOES.

Hay,ne a large lot or CANNED TOMAIlOrS
" Mound cansj, aud desiring 10 close out loi NV
IRON will sell during the month 500 dozen g ms
~ tie 10 price Of $3.50 per dozen: t,uaTantt ea
standard, ue4! a. flAAlN4' sHi
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d" IANTCN INSIDE LINB."eazfT1sHss

~ 6xSsan.Esz1Skz
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
TRI-WEEkLY.
On aud after OCTO6ER 1ST the splendid iron
steamers ct This line will leave Richmond TUES
DAYS. THURSDAYS, .und SATURDAYS from
Powhatan Steamboat Lines pier, 1t corner OF
Iwenty-sccoud and Dock streets, making close con-
nection each trip AZ Canton, Md, (East BitiTare)
with the PHI lade'pbia, Wilmington, and Baltimore
Railroad Company for Philadelphia.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
III freight by TINS line covered by lire and marine
insurance free OF cost. No dockage charged AT
Richmond. Rates as low as any other line. This
Is the quickest line between Philadelphia aud Rich
moud. -
freghs ordered by this line should be marked
"faniOn Inside Line" and sent to the Philadel-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore depot, PhiladeI.
phia.
Freghts received daily IN Philadelphia and Rich.
mond. For further information apply 10
l.. Il. TATUM, Agent,
Offices Twenty-secoud and Dock streets
and Ninth and Main stleets, or 10
}. $. WILSON. General Freight agent,
PHILADELPHIA Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad,
Philadelphia lao
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MINERAk WATER.

CHAMPION sPOUTING SPRING.
SARATOGA, y. Y.
we call the attention Of the public to THE water
,, ,,,s LEW SpRING. Tie analyses, ssow 1t TO
be stronger than Any other spring at Saratoga. 1t
has large qua sIy of earbonic acid gas and isVery
susrkl,pg ana refreshing. supply Just receives
,nrs., PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
,va Agents yirginis Springs Watsss.
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CHICAGO

CHICAGO. July 24.-Fiour easier; not qsotably
lower. Wheat active. lower, and panlcky: accu-
rate quotations difficult 10 ontaiu. Cora quec and
weak; NJ. 2 mixed, 72h973c. Rve-No transac-
uans. Pork DUH. Lard quiet and rm at $3.50,
spot. Bulk meats quet but steady. hlskey, s1.l7.
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RICHMOND, FhID'G n t'pruNs. 90
/. OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGyN~
RICHMOND. May go, 1871
.CBEDULE OF TRAINS.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. = '''''
100 I. d, DA1 mali. leaves Byrd-Street sts.
ton daily, COMPUTING WITTY
THE STEAMER KEYPORTr ~
-. Quanico. With trains OF the Bats
more aud Ohio ratlrnad at their wharf
opposite Alexandria In Ealtf.
sH--. mere ~ $50 =. NJ; ano nj Washing.
TON with the Baltimore AMI Potomac
railroad for Baltimore and the North
and West.
9:SOP NJ, NIGHT MAIL leaves ByrA-st-ees
station (SunOays exec stedL con Meeting
at washington with the Baltimore
and Potomac and Baltimore and Ohio
railroads. ~
6:05 P. n. A. COMMODaTIOS TRAIN for
Hanover junction. leaves Broad. Street
sam, NIGHT Ma IL ARRIVES at Byrd-strees
station thon0ays excepedl.
1:30 (. m., DAY ALL arrives a. b. rd.Street sta.
don daily. ~. -.
S:37 A. n, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN aYrius
al Broad-street station Sundays eI.
ceptedI. .-fr.. :.
Parlor-cars on day trains. 3d. Ali. .....
Pullman sEteDing cars on night trains.
rkEIGHT TRAINS leave and arrive at Broad
Street STATIC, on TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and
saturday NIGHTS iol all psints North aud
Through bif's of lading aud rates given to all
principal ID4nts North and West.
by order OF General superintendent.
&. A. TAYLOR,
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MONEY TO LOAN.
PROPOSALS..
COMMONWEALTH OF EIRGISIA.l
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC
Punitive. I

COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC
PRINTING,
RICHMOND, July "a. 1875. J
PROPOSALS FOR REPIiIN Ting AND
L ENDING TWEi Eth LEIGH AND SIXTH
VOLUME IF RA\D.,iP1i'S VIRGINIA Re-
PURI>.-Sealed proposals for reprinting aud bind
ing five huudr copies Oh h or the abOy, men.
toned Renur's Will DE rec irciby The Undersigned,
at his uili-c In the cdpitOI, until MONDAY. August
I'd. 1875 ut II VI. These Volumes are TO lie PRINT
Il aud bLuud In style equal In ev-ry rcspr CT To
GIat.an's reports. ani 10 De p int, bound, aud de
ivrrcd within three month, after reception of COLI
tractors bnds which are TO tie approved toy the
secretary of the commonwealth.
PrupuS ais for priniigg must slate whether for on"
or tn Volumes, The pric" per Thousand, aud per
token # $50 impfessiDrs for rrt S. S"rk.
Proposals for bEdi.g must sta:e whether for one
or both volumes. and so much per volume.
ia;ter for the books Will bs.fnrntsned ny the un-
tlerslgned and payment Tor printing and binding
he same made on their complexion and acceptance
ny the Sccrctiry of the Commonwealth.
Copies of the kepJrs To bt printed can be seen
at The Office Of the Undersigned. .
r. f. WALKER,
j. 26-eod3t Superintendent Public Printing.
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JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATSLM
~ COMPANY. Sz issssaa
SUMMER SCHEDULE. o..
FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK,
OLD POINT AND VUE DE L'EAU HOTELS
REGULAR LANDlSUS ON JAMES RIVER.
On and AFTER TUESDAY, June 1st. 1876. This
Com nany's fast and elegant steamer JOHs SYL-
VEST K, Captain j. a. POST. carrying United
States Mai. Will leave wharf, sockets, for abUve
rameo points TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and
SATU! DAYS at A. NJ.
Passengers make sure connections with Bay Line
OF Norfolk for Baltimore, Phlladelph,a, and New
York.
FARE TO VUE DE L'EAU AND
OLD T................-...... 2 90
ROUND fIP....................... 80
FARE TO NORFOLK UNLY......,. 2 90
FARE TO NORFOLK AND RE-
1UhN .... ~
Fare 10 Haltimore.... w
Fare TO Philadelphia. %
Fare to New Northumberland IL oU
Tickets for sale TN steamers. NJ CARRIER q 20. s
Ticket Agency, Main stree, and Exchange Hotel,
aud luggage checked through. Freight received
daily for Boston. Norfolk. and Portsmouth. AMI
rsguiar landings on james river from A. u. to
6 i. 81 ut reason lblt rates.
Freight for way. bindings must be prepaid.
L, u. TATCM, General gent.
Office: Company's wharf. Rockets; branch office
at ". ID. Blair & CO.'S, corner Of Mimi and 'iain
s;r,.Is je1
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

IMMATURE ALMANAC, July 26. 1876.
Sun rises Moon Rises. 5.25 7. u.
Sun scts.,,.......7.U3 High tne. l0.l 6 A. II.
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g1RFNCH PHARMACEUTICALS
MEADE & BAKERS DRUGSTORE.

WIN YEPSlNEA Ia DIASTASE,
VIM M DUsART, au Lacto Phosphate d@ Chaux'
sIRGP DE DUSARr, uu Lacto-Fh0spsa'e nc
tsauS:
GOIDROS DE 6UYOT,
ptpSINE-BOUDACLr- acidihea
PHrsINE Posc,
ptSPSiSE AmItacee,
EEPSINE la SUCRE,
H9OSPHATE DE- FER-par LersIi,.
slRuP DE A IBERGlEk,
PERI. ES D'aUiLLE PHOSPHDREt.
PERLES DE- CHLuROFORAEs
psRLES pESStNCE TEHEslA1hlSE'
PERLES pH VALERIASEr,
pRIsES Ok PAULLlSIA,
PRISES DIX GUARANA.
pAsTIJ LES DU DIR. BELI>o&;,
pASTIaLES DIGESTIF All BE1SSoN,
| p ASTIlI, KS DE L'EAU EMS
| T.MaR SDIEN-frusaia xatsn oontre IL constAns
tan, snd all new aud, Saluaa4e remedies ior sai'
h MEADE l. BAKER, Pharmscisss,
| =, 9l9 Main stseet.
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SEED.

fresh TURNIP.SEEDS, ALL VAR1E'
TIks. l.. WAGNER, Druggist.
i,O
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DEPARTUaE OF srUa,1p,,. 70

~
TOR P HfLADE IPH cfSaa
Il The Nf,Fl Captain 1890
CARR. will receive freight for the above nDrf mn,
TUESDAY the 9Th instant st IL O'clock. I = -
Freight taken for Witnfngt0n. Del. proyidance
Boston. and san Francisco, and bills or lading
signed through. 49, q. ,E.}..a.as 3e-..' .'F,
Passage T. Philadelphia. Including meals and
stater0 m. ~. ! W. z. PJRTnR. Agent.
~ 26-2t iEt 1925 IiocE street.
DOR NEW TORK THE
Il Old Dominion Steamship Compauy's sSsas&sees
steamship WYANQkF, sCaptaJn Couch, will sail
TUESDAY, July 9th. at o O'Clock 4. "a. SIX
Freight received until O'Clock a. III.
Through bills of adins signed and goods for:
Tarded with dispatch TO all points north, south
f>and west; also, to foreign ports.
Fare9 ger accommodations ansurpassed.
rip dcketsSew York, sl2: Storage, So: round.
G...7ge apply TO
Jy 26 q i,ohlsLEN q CO.. AzeB's.
----a-s Wharf, hct.Ketta, il
h A DEL PHI 4, ~, = -.
- u MOhO, AND NORFOLK sTE4S @kSH
3Hnr ,IL1nE.-rOR PHILADELPHII>>ssSsSs sss
4 WnEh-Entli further notice the staamerssyE
Inis :, hne WIN leave Philadelphia every TIirS.
DAY and SATURDAY, and TRtehmo1s 500
TUESDAY and FRIDAY at IL O'CLOCK.
frelgnI taken at low rates for all parts OF New
Jersey, Pennsyfvan1a, and Delaware, for Prosi.
dsnce and Boston. Also, for LiyerpooI AVID art
WeIp ria BED Star aac American Steamship lines
ana eilis or ladlng slgnsr through.
UP. PORTER. Agent,
E. s, 2425 Dock street, Richmond
WILLIAM p. CLYDE & Co.
MN = NO. 2 South Wharres, Philadelphia,
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REMOVALS.
rROCKERY. GLASSWARE. &c.

Twill close out the balance Of my stock OF RE-
FRIGERATORS AT COST.
A few more of those CHEAP CHINA TEA
SETS ON hand, with u full line Of STAPLE and
FANCY GOODS at LOWEST RATES.
| E. Is. TAYLOR,
| ,,r7 lO11 Main street.
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CARDTO THE PURLlC.

4 CARD TO THE PUhlit. 60
have spared no costs TO Gase my UNbski a n
NC DEPARTMENT frst-class in every respect
I keen the latest.styls HEARSE, and rs nns STOCK
WOOD aud METALLIC BUR1AL.CAsEs as can
he found In the State. employ experienced woIn,
men, and viii supply large Or small fAtENt
FREEZERs when needed. bly, prices w'h Always
be us low as my competitors.
Very respectfully, ,,,ry"
iyS3-3t& = ehL nLn -0--
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MiIl.Feed

ShiDstnf:: Csc. u bashel...
Brot0nstuf: goa 35c. ~ bushe
SAlorss: 25G30c. ~ bushel.
Wheat Bran: 20m25c. u busheL
Corn B7tl1: 1S420c. "a busheL
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A STRANGE STORY WHICH RIVALS ECLwER.

"
From Mrs. Barriers strange story tue follow.
Ing facts are gathered: She distinctly remen-
hers her moiner promising her father to take
her back ut O'Clock on the day sue was
stolen. She SAYS she was with her mother
two or three days before she realized that
she was being taken away from home. She
remembers Mir. Perez joining them, but does
not know where, not at that age beng az
uI,in,ed with towns, cities, etc., but il was
somewhere while they were travelling,
and soon after they left THIS city. lie,
il seemed, had changed his name TO
Charles Pierce Obe e Us long e, anu Ill once
tauoht her to call herself MARY Fierce"
threatening her with severe punishment II
she called it anything else, or II she tolu any
one her name had ever been Harrington.
They spent about Il year in Dubuque, Iowa,
and S.. Paul, Mimi, and then went 10 ieXaS,
where Mr., Perez was engaged 10 raising cat
lie and sheep, at times dong very well, anu
At times not so well. They renamed IN Texas
for some wears, and then removed 70 near
Baxter Springs. Kansas, where Mr.. ferce,
who had been failing in health for coupe
of veurs. died, about fourteen years ago,
leaving three Sous by Mrs. Harrington, all OF
whom are now living. she says be was al
one time Unyersalist clergyman, ana al at-
other a Soiri,ualist, and that wherever ne
went he won the respect and goodwill OF DIS
ftlloW.meD.
An investigation into the statement that
parre was q Uuiyersalist clergyman shows
that no such man was known hereaDout, 10
the ministry OF the Denomination. 10 Tue
record, however, appears tue name OF one
Wiliam Pierce, who was at lancaster III
Texas, in 1858, and may possibly be tse man
with whom this story has to 90. lie was
unknown 10 most, ii not all, Unirersai'sts
here. The only other Pierce in the denoml-
national ministry is the esteemed clergyman
who has been long settled ut Atlle0oro'.
WONDERFUL MEMORY AND TENACIOUS PUR'
POSE.
Amidst all her hardships and WanderinSs
she never forgot that he was not her 'alner'
or that her right name was dafflngton. que
assumed her own name as soon is MI. cree
died. she then being about iourteen years oi
age. and at once set herself TO WORK 10 learn'
if posSibie, the Whereabouts OF uet 'alnei
and other relatives, sheud any OF theti oe
alive. She said nothing 10 ner lhotnet "oout
her efforts in this direction, but ha''ns sotne'
how cot an idea that she bad resluea III bos-
tom she ut different times got frlenus 10 "!he
TO nayties il that city, making inquiles'
which. of course, resulted in nothing. Alter
repeated failures che gave up Inc iash'
though ever alive to anything that mish',
perhaps, pu, her upon tue right track. Alttr
MIR. Perce's death her mother solne1
spoke of her relatives, but never volunteered
any information ia The matter, ana sne dlo
not think it worth while 10 ask for II. Inn
passed on, she grew to womanhooo, ane
iinalJv married Mr.. Nat, G. Barter, business
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-20
Foreclosure OF Mortgage.
H. & y. BEARD. Auctione.ra.

The Mechanics and Farmers Building IN u
Loan Association. OF RichlAnd County.
South Carolina, against G. J. Honsto1,,
Morris SeabrOok and William NJ. Tayloy-
the three prinoipsi officers OF LebaEcs.,
Lodge. No. 6, Free and Accepted Aneiens,
York Masone. their successors in oiiics,
and sssigns. =.
PY virtue Of power to me given. 40 Praas-f.
D dent OF the Meohanios' and FarmeYzS
building aud Loan Association, OF Riohlant "a,
County, South Carolin.. by the abo7M
ma ned G. J. Houston, Morris Seabr oof snss
Willism 81. Taylor, the three princftsac.
officers Of Lebanon Lodge. No 6, Free and
Accepted Ancient York Masops, by tn cir
deed. signed. sealed and delivered, to eai .
the property hereinafter described, anG,
for them and their successors in UfiIct.
and assigns. tJ execute proper tiilent 10. s,ae r
purchaser or purchasers IL said premises,
l hereby give notice, that On the FIRST
MONDAY OF APRIL NEX r, will cell. an
public auction, in the city Of Columbia. b, -.
fore the Court House. to the highpct bid -
der, for cash,
All tnat Lot. with a two. story Btisav
Building thereon. situate IN the city OF Co.
lumbia, OH Gervais street, aud bounded mse-
follows. TO vii: On the North ana Eart hy
lot ut Niles g. Parker, and running Nor,ft,
sixty-rine feet, lnurc or lrsr; West by 10; tNi
Mrs S,rstton. and South b, Gervais street.
fronting thereon thirty feet.
r.. D. SEM.
President of the Mechanics and Parmernl'
Building and Loan Association, OF hirlt-.
lana County, South Carolina.
Mar 13 % "A