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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-02-13
CHURCH HISTORY,

History of Hopewell Associate Reformed: Pres
.byterian Church, Chester county, s. C., to-
gether with Biographical Sketches Of its -Four
Pastors. BY Rev. Robert Latham. 9yI brf~Tat
We are indebted to the author for copy Of
the above volume Of 88 octave pages, giving
an interesting history of Hopewell Church,
Chester county, s. c., from the date Of it's or:
ganization to the present time; including also
biographical sketches Of the four divines who
have served the Church as pastors, yiz: Rev.
John Boyse, whose labos at Hopewen began
in 178S; Rev. John Hemphill, d. D.; Rev.
Warren Flenniken; and Rev. Robert wilson
Brice. The volume also contains g. list Of
those who have exercised the office Of ruling
elder in Hopewell congregation, together with
the time of their ordination and installation,
80 far as those facts could be ascertained. ''t'l
For the task Of writing this history, Rev.
Mr.. Latham is peculiarly qualifeds and faith.
fully and acceptsbly has he performed theIlai
Dor, producing work which will not only be-
read with interest by the people generally Of
Chester and the adjoining counties -or, indeed,
wherever Old Hopewell is knoWn-but to scat
tered descendants Of the original members Of
Hopewen congregation, to the present l,aem-
bers, and to communicates in that respecta-
BILE Christian denomination i throughout the
State, the history will prove specially enter
tanning. ........ ......,...: -. .... ~
The book is from the job Office of the EN-
oU1RER, printed on highly toned tinted paper,
bound in paper covers, and will be mailed free
of postage to any address for fifty cent per
copy. Only limited edition was printed.
Persons desiring the book will address Rev. r.
Latham, Yorkville, S. G. - a42 rNoI ~. |.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-02-13
APPOINTmENTs FOR YORK. N

APPOINTMENTS FOR YORK. NJ
Acting Governor Simpson has recently made
the following appointments for York counsys
TRIAL JUSTICES. Bethany-Z. D. Smith
Yorkyille. Jas S., Lewis, Peyton ,, Darwin,
Rock Hill Samuel M. Fewell., Blairsyille---
Samuel l.. Davidson. cConnellsville- Amos
L. Nunnery. Bethel-D.. NJ. Wallace Clay
Hill Richard T. Gillespie. Fort Mills-Ben
jamin F. Powell. Coates Tavern-David T..
LESLEY. Hickory Grove George G. Leech
NOTARY PUBLIC,-Joshua D. Gwinn, Clover.
No appointment of Trial Justice for Chero-
kee township has yet been made, owing to the,
fact that the commission Of the present in;
cumbent does not expire until April. :
DEATH OF1A FORMER CITIZEN.p ~
We regret to learn of the death Of Dr., John
H. Williams, which occurred at his residence
in the town Of Hope, Arkansas, on the 2sth Of
last month, in the sixty-third year Of his age.
Dr. Williams was born at Bel-Air, in Lancas-
ter county, s. c.. in 1871, and entered the med
ical profession in 1888, after having taken his
degree at the Charleston Medical :COHege.hiA
few months after graduating in medicine, he
married and located in Yorkville, where, he
practiced for a number Of years, and then
moved Westward, settling, in 1847, in Qua
chita county, Arkansas. DR.. Williams was
brother of the late G.. W. Williams, long a
Nestor of the bar of South Carolina, and was
equally devoted to his calling. AS a ply
siciatI he stood at the head of his profession,
and was gentleman of high moral character
and apublic,Spirited citizen, , ., .-,s. ,,ict
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AGENTS FOR THE ENQUIRER.
The following named persons are Authorized
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-02-13

the bill comes up, move lts lndennlte PosI'
ponement. Harris, of Tennessee, from the
select committee to inquire as to the best
means Of preventing epidemic diseases, re.
ported a. bill to prevent the introduction OF
contagious diseases in the United States and
establish bureau Of public health. Placed
ON the calendar Matthews, of Ohio, from
the select committee on epidemic diseases, re-
ported joint resolution authorizing the COM
mittee to sit during the recess, retain the SER
vices of three. experts who shall visit Ha.
vana, and such other places as the committee
may direct, to inquire into the history of the
yellow fever. The joint resolution also re-
quests the President to invite the concurrence
and cooperation of the Spanish government
in the examination and experiments to be
made in furtherance of International COM
merce and sanitary interests. Placed on the
calendar. The Senate passed the House bill
relieving certain legal disabilities of women.
Window addressed the Senate on his resolu.
ron favoring the immigration of colored per-
sons.
: In the House, the Senate amendments to
the naval appropriation bill were not con-
Cured in, and the House proceeded with the
regular business of the morning hour. The
House agreed to the report Of the conference
committee ON the Indian appropriation bill,
and passed q number of private bills.
In the Senate on the 9th, Bruce, from the
committee on levees and Improvement of the
Mississippi river; reported without amend
ment, the House bill to provide for the organ
ization of the Mississippi river improvement
commission, and for the correction Of the per-
manent location and deepening of the chan.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-23

Squire Boyer hevin gone hsnts We
he'd to elect Justis 70 6ll:his place, and
in the Convenshun Deekin Pogrsm sod
Abslun Pettus wus the candidates. Pet.
tus developed . good desl Nv strength,
but the Deekin hevin invitid the Con-
vcnshun ont to take sathin, il turned
the scale and be wss aomisaeed. Pet
tbs sworc he wood never stand hat kind
Nv tactics, aud be declared hisself - in
dependent candidate, q vjch we lsit,
the Dimocrisy NJ the Cosssss ere 1s0
bleevers in the saactity ~ rsgiss soei-
nashens.
Tho RadikeIs. aostly niegsss, hsdid
by Pollock and Bigisr, ~ ed rssolssd
to make no ao0iaashsa, aa6 - ihs sos-
test wux betvesa Tie good old Deskis
aod this WRECKED, diserEssisia Pstsss,
and veey lively canvass & -.
The aiGgss callsd snsseis, vicA pro-
eeedsa Sled - with asaeaisAossl SieA
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-23

Italian girl herself, leaning on the arm
of the young fellow who led the band
50 splendidiy tonight. Go and see
who and what they are Col. Berg
mann departed to obey the order, and
the Emperor drove off.
The next day the whole story was in
the Government organ, With an intims-
ton, inspired Of course from that
quarter, that his Imperial Majesty had
graciOusly caused inquiries to be made
about the young chorus singer.
A few days later, old Herr Rosen-
feldt received an official iniimation that
his gifted son Carl, and his 6ancc. An
ma Garcia, were both under Imperial
protection. and their marriage Was do
sired to take place Is Immediately -
possible; tho Emperor lowering the
bride. The manager also received a
similar intiuation through Colonel
Bergmann that his late chorus singer was
to bs brought forward, and advertised for
the re-opening Of the opera as Madame
Carl Rosenfeidt.
Once moro the elite society Of Vienns
crowded the opera house to witneas the
debut of the new singer, - Agafa, in
Der Frsischutz.' The moment she
came on she was received With forore
which might we'll make Carl Rosenfeldt
proud of his beautiful young wife; and
if for royalty wss her grateful glance
and sweeping salute, for him was the
smile in tbs soft dark eyes that met his
for one second.
When the curtain fell. the now star
was called for and showered with bon.
quets from manv distinguished hand ;
but from the Imperial box was Aung
one in which lay nestled costly BARGE
let, in the centre Of which blaxed dia.
mond Of rare value and beauty.
That fire has made our fortune, Carl,
bis young wife said. smiling ~ they
drove home.
Nay, Anna, your own courage and
qHickhess, answered Carl ROsenfeldt.
That was q diamond rarer than the I'm.
perial gift
And he was right.-londOn Argosy.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-23
Adminisfraf0r's Notice.
STATE 90 KANSAS.
Cocyry % sALIyH.
Ia the Proa.ss Goa sd for s.sd easasy.

NOTICE 10 hi. h~r~by gwen ftaf iets.rs sf Admin.
N iesrsf,on hzse h~~s grsnfe 10 ~ os9erssxs~d
ESTATE Of Jane ssysrf. late sf nd esssfy ds~.s~
by fhe Hopssabi tn frUhsf> Court % III essfy SO
date sfosrssid. isss-s the 3sh asy 81 fs~~~Db~r.
D. lSs ysv. sii BrrNsns hsyssx elaine agssos'
sssd esssse hr~s, ns<j6>l tAsf NY 49, prvs.t
ssne tn sss~rssssei taS slb~oaDee. uishis
fseR the .fr sf saif ssfs~vs NJ 0sy ~ pre-
rla-lp<i frun h<veaf a sceA esoness - fA1 b
sch cIsins exbtt>d usslfa INV jean a0es
rhe dsfs 81 sid irffsrs. fh~I sk.a - esvsr ksrred
BENRy u SxyoGg.
ssiins. Dscsm.~r -. lsss. Ad0issesssW.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-23
MISCELLANEOUS ADVS.

Free 'Ous to and from Ill TsllsA.
The Pacific House Is new building and contains d
Of drst class hotel spacious can DI
room has been opened and arranged fce Tie - o
travellers. II IL located nearly opposite the coal
buildings, where good board can be obtained at al = q
with or without rooms Satisfaction suaSaasy ED a
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-23

WV rPSo"Ss oos - " 70 ~ CRt SoO oo0b'
encs from gallery to pit, is at oncs to
withdraw quietly, and in order; anyone
attempting to remain will be immedi.
stely arrested. The band will also re-
tire at once Even ~ she spoke, her
car, painfully strung for the sound,
could hear the warm hum Of flames
from the back but unmoved she STEP
ped back ; swept d deep obeisance 10
the audience and Emperor, and the cur.
tain fell.
The Emperor instantly left hrs boz,
whispering to the gentleman to whom
before he had pointed out Anna CarolIa:
There is something behind oil this. |
am not robbed. Send Colonel Berg.
mann round to summon The manager TO
our carriage door,
Meanwhile, the vast crowd filtered
rapidly, in quiet order and in safety
out, only learning at the door, % they
we're hurried away, the awful death, By
IRE or crushing. from which the brave
and quick-witsed girl saved them. The
last few to leave the auditorium smelt
the Ere and heard the cracking of Hamee,
and hurried wildly, spreading the
alarm. Bot the terrible cry of FIRE
came too late to do nischiei, and once
outside, the police and soldisry, under
The cool direction of tho Emperor him
Delf, kept order. And though the flames
1t irst, Annals timely discov.
Try, and the energetic measures taken,
forced the Ere under. In less than an
hour and half il Was completely
out, and the mutilated Opera
house ieft IN charge Of the police.
Then, and not all then, did the Em.
,sror disooaat from the hoess b had
lssd, and rst1En 70 his carriage. A be
lid %. b paassd ssddsalys
'Besyaaaa, sss! 1ssss eoss thst
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-23

Far in advance of all others. For Light Running.
and Durability, it has no equal.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-08-07

y 10 he as8pfitY cAa be Dispersed snd
scaalesed viii l@pHnily b. - 2rms
meb--t Fegalres no prophet @ foretell
that we ssail emhistcF tie people II lbe
Northern states &sd make them soiid
against -. add that the lAbafihg class.
- Of hat aaa May q tbe ne'gthoTiag
counties will leave sn mAsse for 2ay
where oat of The state The emigFaats
from lhis state viii lna The rVer tell
Of steamboats, 20 carry them away
TIE fertile bill plantations u Mississ-
ippi wsll he given over 10 tbe occR-
pAuey of hriers aud wasting gullies and
Gle sin more magnificent plantations
Of The YAzoo aad Mississippi bottoms
will be restrained 20 the dominion Of
alligatons. moecAsias, and owls. aud
the still more desolaling inuadAtion
God speed you 10 yoar coed work,
the success VI which alone can preyeat
sbete disasters. Very respectfully.
j. $. Mogms.
To Messrs J4xrs JonSsroS. j III
RItKs. u. 5. BElL- j X. BnL., Jr.
Il I. CHEarHAM. aud others, commit
tee.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-08-07
ANorllAn coNFE.sIoN.

There has been a little more bull
doing Ia Mississippi. this time an in
dependent Democrat q Yazoo being
the victim he il an old resident. a
mau q great Influence. has always been
a Democrat and was one of the fore
most men 10 bulldoze Republicans aud
uegrocs. receiving ior bis services at
that ,ine solid silver pitcher with the
following inscription: TO the btavcst
Of the brave. Capt Henry III. Dixon.
Presented by his Democratic fellow
citizens Of Yazoo county AS humble
testimonial Of their high appreciation
Of bis brilliant services ia the redcmp.
ton u The county from radical tulo IN
1875
This summer Capt Dixon aud some
OF his associates set up TO run as indie
pendent candidates Tor Office against
thc regular Democratic nominees aud
stood very good chance Of getting the
election. Whereupon IN armed mob Of
two or three hundred waited on Mf.
Dixon aud told him be must promise
TO leave the county forthwith and never
return. OF take the consequences He
refused TO leave. but alter several
hoUn parley. out Of regard 10 bis
family aud friends who would also
suffer. be promised 10 abstain from
running 10 opposition TO the regular
ticket Il they would allow him TO re-
main, The matter was kept as quiet
81 posSible bat several Of Dixon's
lrieads united ia letter to Judge
Morfis u Yicksbarg. formerly attorney
general Of The state. asking il there is
30 remedy. We publish an extract
from Judge Morris reply because be
admits former bulidozing and says
there il practically no remedy under
the exlsling state Of affairs 10 that
state. which shows that there Is need
al federal supervision Of elections
yacKsHURa. Mss. July Is.
GpriKNKs have your favor Of
yesterday. gisiag me sGill further aud
Jet more painful iuieliigeBee aud de-
tails u the political uots 10 iAz0o
coua,y. On Friday add Saturday 81 last
Wsek No Hews Of these Disturbances
sltheg by tessgraph % mail had. ~ far
e. / ksew. reached lhis city. And Bntii
il waa bFOught here BY passengers AID
Others 90 : ikzOo kiFeT packet CD
MonaAy. three days after The riot had
commenced, lhe pahlle here lad Rot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-08-07
SHELDON H. TAYLoR,s Fstate.

- STATE or YKEa0sI. District u Manchester re
10 Probate Csnft, held At Manchester. slthin
Abd Tor aid Disuiet On the iNh day " JAY
A. D. 1879.
Present. H0H. IiahBsy H0ssrt. Judge.
EniiY y. TAylaf. wid0w of khsidDn II. TGylus.
late u hupsrt 10 sald district. dsessssf. makes
application - said C0urt for ASsigBmeAt gut
" she personal estate u said deceased; gnd also
fH the KppelE inasnt u cgminissigpsrs " ssi out
her iiomsst@ad spd dover Whefsapoa u s
aFasrsd thai the sane - referred ~ The l2ih
Day n AueHss neat. Tbs Probate DfAea, 10 saAi
Manchester for sKAHlBAiiog knd esnAlou aud
tha4 all coheefnsd Be ngtaAed hefe0f b the
pebie6ts0n eftLia order ID the Manchester Joear
saL. Newspaper priatsd II h9betssier, three
weeks ssecsssissiy. pEstious - said heAnug,
ihss they may npgetF AZ ssid uAe AID place, Il
tksy SEE cGuse and object thsFale.
A tfns Record,
Attest. EAsSEY HOWARD Jadgs.
A true C0yy of Eaegfd,
So Attest. hAHkEf HOWARD. 3sags.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-08-07

HE ti8o hes tafBcd aud baw the
smagFlinr i isto. instead q oul u the
Domluiau. Il i reported that tanners
wagons coarcy from Veuuont and New
iask state into CanAdiah Territory
large qaautilits - cotton goods. crock
ny. hAtd@afe. aud yearly every ktad
u manufactured goods Il is ssid the
reerul advance ia lhe Canadian tsriil
has CREATED stfgug ibducetnent %
smuggle. $50 thJs cospled with the low
prices hefe 90 account Of resumption
make che rroats large
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-08-07

is was unc q The PET schemes Of the
GnenbaskeIs thai government bonds
should be paid IN grconbscks. Well.
thss Is jast shat the government is
doing. Resumption has made the
gfeenbAcks a. good a. gold and Of
course al holders of bonds would rs
. son have one as the other. bat this il
not jus. what the sreenbackers wished.
They want the bonds paid IN something
cheaper than gold aud hence they clam.
o. Tor unlimited issues Of silver. or
what would be large issue o. ire
deemable paper money They want a
cheap cuueaey aud plenty Of il
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-08-07

The Democratic papers are publish.
log the following but neglect 10 state
that a very large proportion Of the
aDion soldiers IRON these states were
blacks who deserve better treatment
than being bulied aud cheated out Of
the rights and privileges which they
fought to maintain;
The recent report Of the war depart
ment shows that this nation Is far more
Indebted TO the rebel" aud border
states. for material furnished TO crush
secession than has been popularity sup
posed The total number Of enlist
ments 10 the Union army. including re.
inlislments, bounty jumping, aAd all,
was 2.6ss,Q57. OF these the "solid
South" furnished 2sS, 2ss, or one-tenth
of the whole
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-08-07
STATE OF VERMONT.
OFfiGE of siCRrTARY or sfArF,
koRInFuB, VI, july 25lli, 1873.


k0ErnFnp, W., July 2jth, 1873.
Agrecably 10 the provisions OF an ACT entitled
"An act providing for the publication OF future
volumes Of tho VERMONT RKPoHTs,' approved
November -, 1878, scaled proposals for printing
and binding eight hundred copies OF the Fifty
first Volume Of said Reports viii be received on
on before the 10Th day Of August 1879, under
the following oOnditlOns, 70 wits
Frst-1he printing, including size Of page.
style Of heads, hze aud sty 10 oftypa, aud quality
OF iuk used, TO be uniform with The preceding
volumes aud each signature 10 embrace sixteen
pages on 4 sheet Of medium.
Second The paper TO be medium, twenty by
tweniy.four inches, Weighing thirty pounds ~
the ream, and in color. stock, aud finish CORES
bonding with the preceding volumes.
9hird-Iho binding 10 be IN law sheep. strong.
ly bound, thoroughly pressed, aud trimmed
corresponding IN quality stamping, aud style VI
titles with the preceding volumes
Printers making tho requisite sealed proposals
are required 10 state tie price Of composition
per thousand ems; the price 81 pApaf per ream,
the price Of press.w0rk per token " two hun
bred and hity.tWO perfect whole sheets Of me-
dun, printed on both sides aud the price ~
binding per cops.
Contracts to be subject 20 all The conditions Of
the act above named, and THE right 10 - jeet any
or ell proposals, not deemed advantageous 10
the State, IS reserved
Proposals must DO addressed TO the under
signed at Northhed Vermont endorsed PRO
posdls for printing Feraoat Reports
GEORGE NICHOLS,
ll2w Secretary Of stAls,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-08-07

Tie Tfesssfy ssssaasnt Sc JAY
sha9s Asnsal lacrosse IL The uAiionA'
4sis. oasaF 10 tbe psyDsats q a'teas.
age psusisss Bet soT that ibesa would
have bssh = decreased iBtts4d II To-.
rfNaNF
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-08-07

II you will stop oil your sxtravasaut
and wrong notions 10 doctofing your
self and families with expensive doc
tors or hambag eare-alls. that DO harm
always. aud sse only natures simple
remedies Cot all your silments-yo Ga
will BE wise. well and happy. and save
great expense. The greatest remedy
Tor this. the great. wise aud good will
tell you, IL Hop BisleFs-rely 90 Il.
Sec another eolomB.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-08-07
John EMERsoN's Estate.

stste Of Vermont Man chester District 80
IL Probate Court, held ~ Manchester. sthib
Aad for said District on the 18th day OF JaiY
A. D. 1879
Present. Hon. Rsnnsy HOsaid. Judge
The AdmiLlstFAtoT, Cyrus Kinesbufe Oh the &c.
II John Enns rsop, late OF LaudgtOyr 10 said
district dsevssnd proposing b. render an zeoount
of BITS Edr uistrs tion Gu sAid esistS ~ IL order
cd BY Hsid Court that sEid seooHut be eIsmined
Tor allowance AZ session thrteaf - b. held al
the PROBATE Office st FsetJry fsnt IL sAad dlstn5s
on the t2th day u August, A y. 1873, and that
notice be- given % All psTsops Interested W the
tnblieztl0n ~ this order in Tho Manchester
JouASAL. teWspap pfiatsd - ssia Manehas.
Ter. three uests success seiy previous 70 sAid
time Of hearing.
Dy The Court
Attest. BASsEr HOWARD, Jadge.
true copy % Record,
ass Attsst. RAkSEY HOWARD, Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-08-07

IL shoula tc borne IL miud that The
lsst Coagress appropriated shoat tS2,.
600 600 marc thAa lhs hesds q the
dspaitus6ts asked or The amouus i
made up ID additions 70 The River aoa
Hasbor biil. ArfcAges q pensions and
dehcisncy bile
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-08-07
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
noMMIssIoNER,A NOTlGE-

- nIEIG GEiswc LDs EstAto.
The pbdersiktsu, having beon appointed w
tie Hos. Probate C5au fJr ths District % Msn.
chester. dptetuih AJltfs, " rscsif5, examine and
Adjast al ritiu- aud dtmnnds AL persons
ayains. the estate Of
Hitam Grisxold late d Peru,
in said Distrrt. dtcessed, aud al ciaimr eIbib-
tied ~ Offset ,herats, hereby give naticp that We
will meet fnr The purpoFes afo,ssaId, AZ The iata
10 sidense uf the deceased 80 Peru. oa the 2 tth
~ December pext from i6u O'Clock M. until
tour O'Clock D. M. on taid dAs nd ihst Il, mouths
from the 25lh dAy of June. 1879, 10 the tins liA-
tied by said Court for said creditors 10 prsseut
their claims TO us for examination and aliouance.
Dated at Peru. this ash day Of jane. D..
1873
MERRILL q. ALgKH. 49,.
95w GEORGE X DAVIS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-08-07

i, will be seen that Delaware, de-
spite the bourbon politics for which
she is 80 much reviled. contributed
more men 10 the Union armies in pro-
portion to her population, than did
Vermont. Massachusetts, or Peunsyl-
vsnia No Union troops are credited TO
Virginia, Georgia or Louisiana, OF
South Carolina. though = few, both
white aud colored, were furnished by
them.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-08-07
IN BANKRUPTCY

1 y nam NIL - -
Ia ihe Distfiet Court 81 the Jnited states
for the Districs II fefm0bt.
IN the Matter Of DAVID CH0Tur, Bankrupt
10 the creditors of said bankrupt aud all
others Hh0ta u nay eQpcefts
The undersigned, asslgnes Of sad bankrapt
hereby gives noiiea that il hks beeu ordered BY
he District Court, u aid Distriet. that the
secona aud third general meetings u the cred
tiers af raid bankrupt Be held 10 said District
Ga the lslh day " AgRust. A. d. isls. ~ O'clock
A. n, At the Hotel ~ Asstin Bartlett, before
" @ Weary, register 10 Baukfuptey. for the
pufp0aNs named 10 keetioH4 siiaA aud y3l o. the
Revised statutes 81 tie GATED states. sad this
Il alss 70 give n0tce thai hsEs nisd laY anai
account AZ Assignee - Hstd bsakrnPt spa thai
IT said time aoa piscs thaii apply g SAID Court
f4f settlement - said keeo1nt AEd toF ; Ole.
eAsfKs from al liability asss gDsa u aid e.
tAis IL aFe tGaHss with tie pFoslsieas a sad
stE ssefign
Dated 81 Arilnstou ia sai1 D.slres iAls istk
day q galY. A. y. 1873
ia5s hRUBEs T. HrgD. Assgbss