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Dts59sli Noo.her busIness, ,.he msetingadiournel

MARTINS FERRY LOCALS. The steamboat
Eureka" is undergoing a thorough over
hauling. ,,. ~
Isaac wagoner's little boy was severely
bitten in the face by u vicious dog on last
Thursday.
James D. Parish, who fell from the
second story Of Medill's building, Is moi
getting along rs well as was anticipated.
Strychnine well mixed with, fresh becl
did good service on several worthless dogs
last week. Let the good work go on.
Mrs. r. S. Moore is still confined to q
sick bed.
Charles NIcKim, train dispatcher at
Wellsyille, has been on n visit to his peo-
ple'here.
The voters OF this school district are
called ON to decide at the polls on tomor-
row afternoon between the hours OF three
and six o'clock al the Central school house,
whether or not they will authorize, the
School Board to levy tax oil four thous-
and dollars for the purpose OF furnishing
additional school room, either by the
erection OF a now building or putting an
addition to tho old one. There can be no
doubt but more room is really necessary, as
tie DOuIl HIG w piSSShb ANHtf
rooms in whichto place the children who
cannot be accommodated at any of, the
present houses, SO that more room IS abso.
lutely necessary. vs
Ata meeting the Directors Of the Buck
eve Glass Company, held on last Thursday,
| It was decided 10 start the third furnace as
soon as it can be got ready, us the produc'
tion OF the two already in operation Is IN;
ADEQUATE to meet the increasing demand an
for their goods. i,li5.iintt 5,I.IjI!l
Rev. Sedwick immersed q young lady in
the river yesterday after the morning ser
vices at his Chnrch. j.: wa
The Laughlin Nail Works started UP
this morning, furnishing employment to
number OF men and boys. ? :
Joseph Medill, while working at cir
cular saw on last Friday in the planning
mill OF which he Is senior partner, let his
right hand come in contact with the saw
and had his third and fourth fingers taken
off close to the hand, also adeep cut across
the palm Of the hand and on the thumb
Drs. Todd and Williams rendered the nee
essary aid, and last evening he was resting
Ouite easy. III Ari 49, %
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LOCAL ISSUES.

He next proceeded to show up the do
;nes Of our Legislature last winter. He
was frequently greeted with applause dur:
inc the two hours in which he spoke, and
had the very best OF order and attention,
Several persons remarked to us YESTERDAY
that they had never listened to q political
speech in which there was so little bonn,
hast; that the entire speech was one ol
convincing argument and would have q
0and effect.
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The PlayfaI Reaskin,.

SALT LAKE, UTAn, September The
Salmon River, Idaho, stage was captured
by Indians yesterday evening, near Birch
Creek Station, and the mail and every
thing else burned. The driver made his
escape, and reached Sand ffhle Station,
near Snake River, this morning, 'a
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Two More MoIIles,

PorrsvILLE, September 1.-Two Mollie
Magtiires, Munley and Noon, were arrest.
ed ut Maizeville, this evening, charged
with the murder Of Patrick Stanton at
GAINESVILLE, near ATahanoy Plane, ten years
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A CASE AT NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, September q Mrs.
NJ. P. Martin, who arrived from Martins
Station last night with a large party Of
refugees, was prostratcd to-day with fever
and carried. to the lnfrmary. The case
produced sensation. The fever is raging
ut Martins on the Northwestern road, ex-
tending even into the country. Twenty
cases are reported. Some days ago ca
arrived from Grenada, and was -iUaded
with corn by four men. These have died,
and thus the sconrge was introduced. Z I
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LItlIe 1inrne Of Pool.

OMAHA. NEB., September 7.-As result
Of n quarrel over n game Of pin-pool this
afternoon, James 6. Burke, gambler,
shot Morris We'll, q Texas cattle man, in
the heart, killing him almost instantly.
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RUSSIA.


ST. PETERSBURG, september7.-The Rus
slams occupied BatOum Friday morning.
The entry perfectly peaceable. Dervish
Pasha isarranging for the embarkation Of
the few remaining Turkish battaliops,
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PRACTICAL CHEMIST,

Is prepared to make careful and co,nbis,o
analyses Of Iron Ores, Limestones MinenI
Waters, etc. s''s
LABORATORY, Cor. 2irH AND cHGPttSE sr,
ials WHEELING, W, VA, M
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pr. updegran at Martins Ferry Saturday
Might.

l-i . 2. q. i.
MARTINS FERRY September
Editors IntellIsepeer. -"f.'
The campaign was opened hercon Sat
urday evening by Hon. ]. 7. Updcsraf in
Commercial Hall, who was greeted with o
well filed house, among whom were, a
number Of grecnbackers. When your re-
porter entered the house the Doctor was
showing how the administration OF Buch-
anan, elected on the reform and reduction
plea, had reduced the public debt OF the
country from, SO to over 100 millions IN
four short years, and were compelled to
borrow money at Upper cent interest. he
contrasted the credit OF the government ut
that time with the credit OF the nation to-
day. under Republican rule, when money
II, easily obtained ut per centinterest He
handled the financial and greenback ques-
tions in a skillful and convincing manner:
He showed the greenback to be the child
OF the Republican party, born in the bitter
aeonies, Of terrible civil war, christenedi
with the blood Of Republicans, nursed and
reared and tenderly cared for during Its
eyentful life by that party with paternai
pride, who had never denied IT parentage'
always hon0ring II as q legitimate oil;
spring, and now that 1t had about arrived
At lis majority they proposed to further
honor il BY crowning 1t with gold. 'ryaf
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BUFFALO, September THE six days'
walking match between John Ennis and
s. p. Russell, both Of Chicago, was won by
Ennis, who walked 4-i2 miles. Russell
made 4lS.
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=. torry,o DANroRO, will address the
h0'''i 4 Bridgeport, on Wednesday
dplfa, s:n, ou the political questions Of the
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.,..,.x,1 while rejoicing at the acqui-
4 Tbeoiore Thomas, mourns the
I''l ., u lanes +. Murdoch the elocutionist,
!. ~ ~, -, accepted . position in Philadcl-
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TR1ADELpHIA DISTRICT.
RepublIcan Meeting on satarday-Re.o-
Iutions In Regard to the Poor House
and Work IIouse. fnI,

/ c TRlApRLPlri&, Sept :, 1878.
Editor IntClliscneCr: slHf1Jt
The Republican Township Convention
was called to order, Capt. Mccoy acting as
Chairman and II. II. Hornbrook as secre'
tary. E. NJ. Atkinson was nominated al
candidate for County Commissioner. Nj
other nomination being made, his wal
made by acclamation. ~
The following resolutions were present
ed to the Convention and adopted:
l.That wc are opposed to the proposed
scheme on the part Of the Commissioners
for erecting Work Housein Ohio county,
and our candidate for Commissioner, III
case OF his election, is hereby instructed to
vote against all appropriation for this pur.
pose. y.,.rF
2. That the action Of the Board Of Com.
missioners in paying the Superintendent
OF the County 1nfrmary the sum OF one
thousand dollars per annum, and at the
same time furnishing him with house free
Of rent and subsistence for himself, family
and visitors, and also horse and carriage
for his own use when SO desired, all at the
expense OF the county, thus making sala-
~ equivalent tc not less than 5000 per
annum in the city Of Wheeling, Is, TO say
the least OF 1t, an outrage upon the tax
payers Of Ohio county. ll .ral II
). That inasmuch as the county has pur-
chased large farm at considerable outlay,
for the purpose OF making the Infirmary
in considerable degree selfsustaining,
and inasmuch as II has failed to realize its
Just expectation under the management OF
q machinist, by profession, and in no wise
a practical farmer, that We hereby instruct
our candidate for Commissioner, in ease Of
his election, to use every honorable means
to have q practical farmer elected to the
position OF Superintendent OF the lntirm-
ary and farm, at a salary just TO the tax
payer and Just to the Superintendent.
!. That our candidate for Commissioner,
IL elected, be instructed to use all honest
endeavors to defeat the building OF county
bridges across the creek at Mount de
Chantal and Judge Thompson,s until the
bridges are really benefit to the county.
The following named persons were
elected rs delegates to tho Ohio County
Convention; f. Post ]. q.
F. N. Henderson, ]. F. Foreman
and II, II. Hornbrook.=
Albert Wells and James Gray were
nominated for Constables in Triadelphla
District. -1t1f ~
Mother business, the meetingadiourned
Ha II |
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CAxroN, September 7.-TweIvcnew cases
and three deaths in the last twcnty.four
hours. Weather cloudy and prospects
very gloomy. Refugees are taking the
fever in the surrounding country. Eleven
cases In one house seven miles eastof here.
We have five hundred persons in tho cor
porate limits Of the town, over one thous-
and in the town and suberbs, under our
care. ' RoBERT POWELL,
'rI- t,.g.-.H nf-l lf..r..Ia.sr- 1dlor.
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Tnr Boston "Pio" supports Butler be-
cause It thinks 1t is desirable that the
politics OF Massachusetts should be shaken
up and turnedoyer," and thatit Is ahealthy
thing, now and then, to support 2 candi-
date who belongs to neither party"
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"lNSocESr SMUGGLING.
FIRERECORD.
AT FRANKFORT, KY. : loss rRS 1aors4So

AT FRANKFORT, KY. : loss rRS 1nors4So
,-.l.. DOLLARS. re,4.f,
FRASKFoRr, KY, September IA fire
at one o'clock this morning in the lower
part Of the city destroyed five cottages b =
longing to Henry Gobber, Annie Wei I,
Eliza Dean, David Prcvicr and AIos s
White. Two OF SCOTS Barracks were i
so consumed. The total loss Is about I, a
thousand dollars. Insurance about eight
thousand dollars. The fire was evidently
the work Of an incendiary. About tifteei
families are rendered homeless. III iea
frT.r AT ROCHESTER, IND.
ROCHESTER, IND, September 7.-Earl7
this morningJ. L. Clarke stave and heal-
ing factory was entirely destroyed by fir.
Estimated loss five thousand dollars; M
insurance. ii. ps, ist 'tes'tis =
NEAR INDIANAPOLIS. iEA
INDIANAPOLIS, September 7.-Col. Franz
Erdelmeyer's fine residence, cast OF tn,
city, was damaged by fire this afternoon 10
the extent OF five thousand dollars; no ii.
surance. 1ncendiarism is the supposed
cause. This makes the fourth fire witlii.t
one mile and half on the same road tho
naSt wear all from incpndiarism
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nR0WNsylLLE, rRNNEssgR.

BROWNSVILLE, September There were
eleven new cases and three deaths here
to-day. DIR. Howell is resting we'll. Pit
tus, OF Memphis, and 0benchain, n How
ard, and four others are not hopeful. The
colored people met tonight and organized
relief force. The receipt OF c5ntribu-
tinng IL liberal
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PnLADELPrIA, September S.--Iouis L.
Blanc, a Cuban tailor, near Broad and
Lombard streets, was murdered carly this
morning by Jose Antonio Suarez.
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HOLLY sPRISGs.

Holly SPRINGS, September 7.-Arrivcd
to-day; DIR. seguin, 5ofsNewz Orleans, IS
nurses and one componnder; DR.. \. Fl.
Sheldon and druggist barnes, Of the Mo-
bile Can't.Get-Away Club; Drs. Swearin.
gen and Manning, Of Austin, Texas, and
three nurses from Memphis. All our doc
tors and nurses are from a distance. We
now have an express agent and posnias-
ter, and We arc thoroughly organized. It
seems that Holly Springs has a multitude
OF warm and noble friends. Our gratitude
is unbounded, and our prayers sincere for
their welfare. ". ]. L. HOLLAND.
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AT ST. LOUIS QUARANTINE.

sr. Louis, September 1.-THE steamer
City of vicksburg arrived at quarantine
from the lower river about one o'clock this
morning, and three cases OF sickness were
taken from her and placed in the hospital,
among them Billy Maxwell, steward Of the
boat. The Vicksburg had about so passen-
gers, who were broughtto TO the city tonight
By the itianlntine steamer, and required
to leave town by the night trains. About
90 OF them went North, and the remainder
started East. Two deaths occurred on the
Vickshurg on the way up. Ono Of them
was Major Burns, OF Greenville, Miss.
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las,,,.I.. slAFnS' WA, Sept. 5lS7s.
~ ts19,IS!iiGpmcd mcetingof the Repub.
n a. IsoSMInsOn was called 10 ~ tSc cba;,
s,.ae ae Hon, Tho.' " HOrr;sNn IN ;aS etsa,s ras
Esss !os Judge in The G5tJ "a Indtsial MI
Sssa There being no i"r,bsr az h,,sin ,uss' y.
'asion adjourned. y
E,s,. 7. $. RoHRHAuoh,
mon. ''e'y hope i, twill be the pleas.
d, i.sl I god people Of the I'd district to
"a ~. saSe Harrison. Beside being !
t,bSs a. lad well qualified, he was eject.
isAsie'r,"'t "t','e SIX years ugo, but by .
SvleI .eS.. v lo'' the vote Of u precinct in
ssao,,Ss' S'a'y that would have given lin
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NHARLEs E. DWIGHT

"a Additional 7elgraph g FowLh Pane.
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Only two drug stores are open. In the
morning the Howards will open the drug
stores that have been closed by the pro-
prietors and place prescription clerks in
charge.
+ The Howard physicirns report over 800
new cases to-day. These arc in addition
to the new cases reported to the Board OF
Health. DR.. McKim, OF st. Louis, died
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GRENADA,

GRENADA, septemby'7. j. G. Fountain,
IiauM correspondent and A. j. Ball,
railroad agent, were stricken to-day.
Since last report there have been eight
deaths and four new cases. hemalig.
nifty OF the fever supasses anything in tho
previous experience Of the oldest physi-
clans. Very few escape who are attacked.
Grenada is no longer a city \ 1t is morgue.
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HrckMAS, September s.-The following
dispatch was sent to-day to DR.. Dunning
at Cairo: --.,
fever. Thisdisease Is yellow fever beyond
question. Fifty or more are sick or con-
valescing; some will die. About 10 whites
and $50 blacks are in town. The worst Is
over; the physicians here have control Of
the disease. Guard your quarantine and
you will save your people.
[signedl LUKE T. BLAcSnuRS.'
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HICKMAN, KENTUCKY.

IIcKNAS, September I. But few people
remain in town. Most Of the sick are doing
well. DIR. Faris, of the Relief Committee,
reports three deaths and four new cases
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AUCTION sALEs--Euture Days.
BY Ctaf1n, Staples g. Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
No. north Tenth street.
no CAPITALISTS AND ALL OTHERS
SEEKING FlRsT-cLAss INVESTMENTS
IN
REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE.

At the request OF the owners we will sell by auo-
tion, upon the premises respectively In the order
named below, the following VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE, on JULY 10, 1878, commencing at
IL O'Clock u. 1t Is seldom that such valuable
property is offered TO the public:
/. The LOT adjoining the Richmond Dispatch
building. upon which stands the building No. g.,
occupied by Charles Euker, yielding ground-rsnt
OF $54O.76 per annum In gold.
9. The LOT ut the southwest corner of Bank anu
Twelfth streets, In rear of tile Dispatch office. upon
which stands three brick tenep5ents-Nos. g. 10.
and IL north Twelfth srreet-oecupied By The
Stadts Guzsttc, V. A. Favfer, and George Meow
eru. yielding for the whole ground-rant OF $37O46
per annum In gold.
8. TENEMENT No. 90. situated at the southwest
corner or Governor Tor Thirtcenthl and Franklin
streets, occupied by Messrs. Phillips Jennings and
others.
4. TENEMENT No. 1414 east Main street. at It's
corner with New street, occupied by John McCor-
mick. LOT about % Alp feet from, running back
12s feet TO Truehart alley, on which 1t fronts IL
6-l2 feet.
S. TENEMENT No. l442 east Main street. lately
occupied by Messrs. Conrad & Co.. on the north side
of Main street, second house west of Wall Tor Fiji
tcenthl street. The LOT Is about 253Ii3S 4-l2
feet TO an alley In rear.
TERMS: One fourth cash the residue In equal
payments at six, twelve, and eighteen months Tor
negotiable notes. with interest at the rate of SIX per
cent per annum, secured by Il trllst-deed on the
property. CHAFFlN, STAPLES & CO.,
" s,5,s.e&lO Auctioneers.
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate agent and Auctioneer,
Ills Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
Il LOT ON FOURTH STREET NEAR BAKER
STEEET.-By virtue of deed Of trust dated the
10Th OF December, 1873. and recorded in the Rcll-
mond Chancerv Court, Deadlock 107 e. page s.,
from Louis A. Carvet aud wife to the uudel'signed
trustee, conveying certain REAL ESTATE herein
after described, and whereas default has been made
IN the PAYMENT OF ali notes therein secured, and
being required so 10 do by the holder Of the notes
therein secured, Will sell, on the premises, On FRI
DAY, July II. 1878. ut O'Clock T. NJ, the real
estate described In said decd as follows: 'All that
certain LOT OR PARCEL OF LAND, with the i'm:
provements thereon, lying and being In the city OF
Richmond In the State OF Virginia. on the east side
of Fourth street. fronting 23 feet Inches on Fourth
street, and running back between parallel lines l22
feet TO an alley l6 feet wide, and bounded as fol-
lows: Beginning at point ON Fourth street ~
feet from Baker street, running thence along Fourth
street % feet Inches thence II right angles per-
pendcuiar to Fourth street aud parallel with Baker
street 122 feet to an alley 10 feet wide, thence at
right angles and parallel with Fourth street along
said alley toward Fourth street 90 feet Inches,
thence nc right angles 1872 feet TO the point OF be-
ginning on Fourth street."
TERMS 3 Cash Us TO expenses of sale and S3Sl.ll,
and the balance ON such terms will be announced
III sale in accordance with deed OF trust
e Is5%E PATRICK MCGOVERN, Trustee.
u. THOMPSON BRows, Auctioneer. ty2
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A {, n, =, sALEs--Fufure pays.
BY james n. TAYLOR 8 Son.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
office corner Eleventh, and Bunk streets.

10 H - =
FXECUTRIX'S SALE OF VALUABLE
EsT 1PRn fN TaE CRY Of hISHsosn At
AUCTION-In execution Of decree or the Chan-
Gerry Court of the city OF Richmond entered on the
I'd day OF July, 1875 in the suit OF Aliens execM-
frtx rs. Wheat, &C., win proceed to sell az pubs
auction. upon the premises, on FRIDAY the 18TH
daT Of July, 1873, commencing at II O'Clock ~; u
part OF the REAL ESTATE mentioned in said de-
cree and in the following order. viz.
First. That desirable LOTfrontin o1 4-i2 DJ oof
feet ar The southeast corner OF Franklin anu
Twelfth streets, with NIL the improvements gI
consisting of large three:story HRlCk Nv Ell ~,
LING and The small BRICK STORE adjoining the
second. That valuable LOT fronting 81 by 60 feet
on Twelfth street. lying between the 81. Jamss nv
tel and the Planters National Bank. with the IN,
proTements thereon, consisting or three small
FRAME STORES, now yielding good rents. on -,
Third. that valuable vacant LQr 1rOhtlnE 3o ny
about 40 feet ON tho west side or Tcnth street pc
tween Main and Cary streets, and adjoining Aiisles
'a Fourib. That desirable LOT fronting 20 By So
fac, To an IIcy four feet wide, Bank street, and
adjoining the Park Hotel, with 4 one-story brick
anG-framc STORE thereon, which IS now yielding 4
fair rent n,-rn
ING-LOT fronting about 80 by l55 feet to an alley
twenty feet wide. the north side OF Franklin be-
tween Jefferson and Madison streets. and adjoining
the residence Of General Il. Il. johnson. with small
BRICK COTTAGE thereon, containing four rooms,
with The dwelling which may hereafter lie built upon
said lot.
TERMS: One fourth cash ; the balance 1T fou-,
eight. twelve. and sixteen months for negotiable
notcs, with interest added and seSured 5y aeed OF
Execurix OF Joseph Allen. deceased.
Sale conducted Ivy JAMES NJ. TAYLOR &c son,
Auctionecrs. jy 8
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REVOLUTIONARY WAR CLAIMS.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF STATE TREASURER,
COLUMBIA, S. c.
NOTICE.
TO CERTAIN CREDITORS OF THE STATE OF
SOUTH CAROLINA.

The following persons appear as creditors on the
of this State known as Revolutionary War claims,
issued under the act Of 1894, bearing interest 1T
three per centum redeemablc ut pleasure, and have
not called for the interest due on the stock standing
I'm their names for such period OF time rs to give
rise to The presumption that their heirs, X any
there be living, having no knowledge OF the eX
istence of said stock. and all Of which will appear
more fully by the following siatQment-to wit /:
St. Johns Berkeley church, certificates Nos. SAT
for S3l and 1873 for $20.23, interest unclaimed
for two hundred and thirteen quarters and amount
Ing 10 SS1.S4; William McCluney, certificate No.
377 for S29.45, interest unclaimed for two hun
bred and thirty-cight quarters, aid amounting 10
E52.57; estate Jacob Minus, certificate No. 1853
for S20.12, interest unclaimed for two hundred
and sixtv-three quarters and amounting TO 1863:
Samuel Paxton, certificates Nos. 106 for S41 and
5S5 for S62.S2, interest unclaimed for two hum
dred and sXty-sevcn quarters, and amounting to
S2O7.90: Charles G. Pinckney, trustee Of Mary
Pinckney. certificate No. 33S for SS2.92, interest
unclaimed for one hundred and sixty quarters, and
amounting to $1,000; -Arnoldus Eantlerhost, in
trust for the estate of James Wall or Eir2inia.
certificate No. 81 for s2OO.5S, Interest unclaimed
for three hundred and sixteen quarters, and
amounting to S475.37.
Should the heirs at law or legal representative Of
any Of said stockholders fail to establish their
rights in said stock Gil or before the first day of
November next, the State Treasurer IS authorized
and required TO carry the principal and interest of
said stock 10 The credit of the State and close the
accounts.
Under act lst OF March, 1851
$. l.. LEAPHART,
State Treasurer Of South Carolina.