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Latest by Telegraph. Washington News. WASHINGTON, October 4.-Tho Do mocratie Convention, at Albany, re solved that the organizatiou known asE the Tannany Hall organization is the regular organization of the Democrat io party. Delegates claiming sets un or it woro admitted. The Mozart 11All delegates were recognized as sound Democrats of unquestionable t fidelity, and tendered seats as honora. ry members. German delegates also tendered suats. A Nashvillo dispatch concedes Arow.low's election to the Senate. Revenue rcecipts $1,000,000. WAsHINGTON, Oct. 5.-The follow- 1 Ig is among the Albany resolutions That regarding the nationial debt as a I saorod obligation wo demand economy of the adiniiiistration, hotosty inl the collection of rovenuo and cirreney, f for the benelt of the people, instead of corporat ions, to ti end that the public faith may be preserved, and the burdens of taxation lessened. Thus we denouneo the effort of the l Radical party to retain tihe power it has usurped by establishing negro au- f promacy inl tho South by military t force, coupled with the disfranchise- I men of the mass of tihe white popula tion ais an outrage upon doemocratic principles, and an attempt to under mine and destroy the Reiblic ; and that wo stigmatizo the relusam i Uf that party, in this State, to submilit the (uest.ion of niegr)o suffrage to the poo ple, as a cowardly evasion of a party issue in the jnd ing strugglo. On account of heavy war, and pen sion disbursuemnts, and light rovenuo receipts, the statement of the Nation al debt show an increaso of $2,250, 000. Tihe Secretary of 1he Treasury, thinks there will be at decrease of sev oral millions during the current nmonth. Revenue receij)ts to-day $5000,000. CoimisiSionler Reynolds has written a letter stating that all le gal aflidavits are recuived from the stamp duty. Debt bearing interest in coin has increased 30,500,000. From Louisiana. Nrw ORn .r1s, Oct. 4.-Judge Abel, the counsel for IHenry Silith, accused of perjury, filed exceptions, the caso being tried before Assistatnt Recorder Dlm, ia nlegro. 'Tie excep. tions set forth that Dunn, being a ne gro, unrocognized by the lawR of LouM isia Ma a a citizen, was not legally a judicial ollicer. Dui1n overruled the exceptions, tried the case, and dis charged the prisoier. A witness for the proisecuit ion, re fuseld to taHe the stand or Ibe sworn, while a in-gro acted as Rworder-a-nd being asked if lie intended to insult the court, answered that he'did ; whereupon lie was fined twenty-fivo dollars. Foreign News. Fr.onssca, Oct. 2.-Offlicial dis patches are silent regard ing Rome, but confirm the news of tihe Viterbo dis turbances. LONInON, Oct. 5.-aribaldi has is sIed an address to his friends urging them to Lo to Home. A ('aribaldi meeting lhad been held 'at Turin. Th'odre3 were reports that the Papal troops had4. boen be3atenl. Radical Nominations. II .3mstNi, Oct. 5.-IT is under.. t st ohli hre' tha~t the colored voters I hnuo ;a.:ruoed' to run th roe whites and i~ woa"R here for the Convention H iannicut. is to be one of the candi dates. .t From Georgia. SAVANNAn, Oct. 6.-Rains in Flord dia cent in ue. A hem vy freshoet a t Live O.mk washed away the track of the At lanitic andh Gulf 'Railroad in sevoral News Items. Natsuvir.r4, Oct. 3.-Col. Blackburn1 with a company ofohld TPenne~isseecaval ry, ousted the old1 and inungmrated the newa muniiiiipal funictionaries. W~ AtsuNG'oN. Oct. 3. -The initimna- I ione tha th E 14 xecivi e DT)parirtmnt is interes'tinag mlsell about Da vis' rial1 are enitir.'lv groundless4. Sireo Mdr. D~avis wais dlelijveredl i( the judicial authibet ics, ini Mamy, ihie IFederaI Execunive las ta ken1 no acitin ini htis case. lHon Jame114s Lyons of 'Vi rginaia, recently here from visiting his clienit,. represenits Mr Davi as ready and14 ai'xionis for his trial. Thelm defencee will conteiid lhat the recognize.d consati itnonal~ duel rine. N ort hu ind S3oia h prev i4! to, the war, tanughtI. that I lt h first allegac was$ du e to a Sitateo-it ha ving mmdaecon-rol of t he citizenms life andr -property ;. and unfsit.hfulness to it, ini volved immediate loiss of hor.. T he bodie.s of Mrs. Surrat t, looithi, Wirzand o1tiers. were se.cretly reunovead by order of lie War Depa rtmuuent, atnd buried'ini a trench in warehouse No. 1. Tihe removal 'was necessa ry to make romfrconttemplated imlpruoemems. liaternail revenue receipts to day *1,. ' 500,000. W Aif!NGToN, Oct. l.--The Secraitary I pf tihe T1reamsury, conisideiritg the Act of - -ongress of Ma rch 2, 1867, nmandamory, hias to-dlay issnEd( i ho folloawing: ''No tice is hereby given, that the Assisant .I Treasurer at New York is prepared and i has insi rnctioM~ to iss'ue three per 'oeit,' cortificates, m~ denomninat.ons of flive and ten thousand dollars, in redemption of comtpound~ iifterest notes maturing in October and 'November next. Then ac orimed interest nlda redompun will be Gen. Grant was prosenr. during the entiro Cabinat sessionl to.diy, . Inute'al ?retne receipt~s $795,000. ,.JtusJ, Se'pt. 80.--Thme' funeral 'of . Sterling Prico, toitlay, was one of nonias took place in the First Church, Jr. Boyle, where the remains lay in tate all tito morning, and wors visited >y a large number of citizons. NEw Yonm, Oct 1-Sheridans recop ion by the Union League was a showy iir. Sheridan said : "I have scarcely anguage to express the very great ap >robation I have for your very warm nd hearty welcome. I only hopo that may hereafter be ablo to deserve the aine approval in my acts. I only know hat heretofore, and I believe hereafter, shall never, by any act of mine, at em pt to mae rebellion honoratlo. Loud Applause ] Rebellion is a crimo Ad. it shall net be mado honorable. Cheers.] Gentlemen, I thank you. Sheridan visited the stock and gold ioards this morning. There was wild nt husiasm. After the exctement sub ided, Sheridan tlianked thom kindly, vhen tle members sting "Old John riowi, much to the General's sati act ion. Advi~ce from Iowa i tdicate serious sermnan defections from the Radicals. Vell posted Republicans, though con ident of carrying the State, apprehend ctavy losses. TIe steamer Sego, from Now Orleans or Philadelphia, was totally burned on he 27 Ilt. The Rapidan rescued and >rought here the passengers and crew, -xcept lai 'y Short, Jolh O'Donnel and I'hiotnas Crowley, who wero burned to leat I. Ad vices from Gautemiala state that the 'evoItion had heeti suppressed Prado ias been pieclaiinid President of Pern. .'hie ne4-w coutittio, hats been )romu11l !a ted. Extensivo gold discoveries in .'4orthern Chili are reported. The Con rress of Eetnador had a stormy session, estli iig in I ho explstoni of ex.Presi lent Garcia Moreno from the Senate. kii aoempt to expel Don Antonio Fl-i eS failed. N iw Ot .iAxs, Oct.. 1. - There is no reicept ible albat-n'iit of tlie epihmie. [n t.etrmeunts nyl) to 0 o'clock ttisI mornum j3 CHARL.:sTox, Oct. 1.--Airived ieamners \wilantan, New York ; Sea lull, Baltimore ; brig Valam, New RICiNIOND. Oct. I.--In the United 4tates Ciretit Coirt, to daty the Contu111l or the iarty chargel with dfratiding lie reveiuo of the wih ishey tax, moved 4) quatshI te indiet meti., because the ''deral Courts being of limited juris. liction, emnot. ta'<o cognizance of any :rime not expressly declared so by Act ,f Contgress 1h'Ie a moint of pay received i the r uips inl and arotiuid 1ithmtid Is $1. i0ttO00 per antimmn, aidI thie total cost ,f mnilit arv et liishment, is $5.000,000 'ear'ly. There wits a heavy Frost here alsi tuighit.. WoRiOsTIt, MAsS., Octob'r 1.--A )'mocraitic Conveniout ik ili session. Cable Despatches, LONDno, Oct 3.-Italian reports are tartling. A Florence de'spatch says he Viterbo ontbrealk is miqiu'lld. Or. !ito has been captured. The insirgents re holding all the roads leading to it. 'ie Pope's commander demanded its. isiance from Italy, which was refused. Nhe revolt is undoubtedly seriottu, and larming appreheinsions are entertaiied f te terminiat ion of friendly relations >etiveen France ind Ital1Y. During the wvar, ai lady passing romt cot to cot through the wards of a iospital, was shoeked to hear one fot owv langh at her. She stopped to ro trove the wretched patient. "Why, na'anm says he, "you have given me a ract on the sin of (lancing, when I tavo both legs shot off." The Viceroy of Egypt, while in london, said to one of his English en. crtainers-a notorious man of pleas ure "I don't see that there is mucht lifferenco between you atnd us. With is a rich man keeps all his wives un her one roof ; but in this country you joh mn have a separate house for uvory wife." A sentimiental young man thus feel ngly ex presses himiself :"Even as no L re betnevolently guards the rose vith thorins, so does she endow womn with pins." Feoling is a truer oracle thtan houight ; hence women are oftener 'ighit than men C0MMERCIAL. Wtzsxstuono. Oct. 7.-Cotton-Salers sixty Cotton Yarns, $2.25. Salt, $1 00 Gunnty Cloth, 28@80. Baconi Sides. 22 cents. Shioulders, 18 cetS. Lar'd. 18 a 20 cetuis. Molasses put barrel 65 a 75. Cotutry Flet,'$6 00. Batititoro Flour, $11.00 a $12.00 per bars el. Cern, $1.50o. liner, 20o. Dry liides, 100. 0 old, 40o. Silver, 300e. Wheat $1.76 a $2 00. Nxw Yotx. Oc. 65.-Cotton dull. Mid LI'ng ttplands it 20o. Gold 4 t). JSTOTIO~ED. PLANTERS in thle vlcintity of Whinsboro, Lwho havte received plantation supplies 'rm R. P'ATTER1FON & C0.. through ime, till plense deliver then cottron for shipmtuc o Mu'. 8 U.0LIOWNEY, at Wiansbotro, atnd isis authicrlzet to give receipts for thes amte.. If Mi-.. Olowniey pays the revenue a4. lhe shilppet' will give Mr. Chowney ro. 'olpt'for the amenrit adivAnced. re aa 2 AMEIS P'AGAN, Agent.Y Oct 8.'xzawtf Adinistraitor's Notice. ALL persons having claims against thes .Estatesof 'James Doetglassm, dio ased, re requested to $iyOoe.t itt prope5Att~ at. eustd to the nodo'sigshed1, of a S. Doutg ans tia Autorntms Aid thioih' ineIte to dh 'state are urged 'to mauker asspeedyP settle. nent with the underaigned,- or his Attorney. .c - J. S. DOUGLApS, Adai'r. 5OUT11 CAROLINA RALRO.4 D GENERAL SUP'TS OFFICE, CHiARLESTONj S. 0., Oct. 3. N and after October the 6th, 1867, tho Passenger Trains on the South Caroli. ia Railroad will run as follows, vis : Leavo Charleston, 4.80 a in trrivo at Kingsville, 11.16 a in leave Kingsville, 11.40 a in krrive at Columbia, 110 p Im Aeave Columbia, 10.00 at In 'trrive at Kingsville, 11 85 a n Leave Kingaville, 12.05 p Im arrive at Charleston, 7.05 p. i. Leavo Charleston for Augusta, 10.10 a n \rrive at Angusta 7.40 p im eave Augusta, 8.40 a i Irrive at Charleston, 12 20 p im The Passeuger Trains on (ho Camnden Branch will connect with the Up and Down )olumbia Trains, and Wilmington and Man :hester Ilaliroad Trains, on Mondays, Nednesdays aid Saturdays. Night Expiess, Freight and Passenger \coomioditiou Train will run as follows, nz: Leave Charleston for Columbia, 6.40 p n Arrive at Columbia, 5.00 a n heave Coltumbia, 3.00 p in trrivo at Charleston, 3.20 it in Lavo Charleston fur Augusta, 7.30 p) m Xrrivo at Augusta, 6.60 a im rletvo Augusta, 4.10 p in Irrive at Charleston, 4.00 a in Oct 8-1 f 11. T. PEAKE, Gen'l Bul't. CHANGE 01 SCREDULE. Charlotte and S. C. Ita1ihoilad Co. SU IiIl NTisN DENT'S OFFICit, COLUMBIA. 8. C., Oct. b, 1867. )N and after Sunday. Wit instani, the Trains on this Road will run as ful. ows : Leave Colimbia 1 41) P. M. Xrrive am Cha.rlotto, 9.41) P. M. lave Ch111arlole. 1.40 A. M. Irrive at Columbia 940 P. 11. MAakinig close connections for all points, or h and111 Soithl Passengers taking th4, rotate, gtoing gorth. have choie of route from Greeuns 2000, Web141l or. Port1.smlouth.' 26y" iikets5 gool .A. eier 41 route. B"linggaige- ceked irinogh. For Through Tickets to It iohnis.ou.d, Watssh ngtoln, lam ini iitre I'lhiladolph. ill and New k ri. a pply aim. the Ticket Ollice, foot of Bllanading st rcet. C. IOUI(NICl,1T, Oct 5 pe rintendent. LARGE i. CII EAP STOCK OF THOMPSON, WITHERS & WOODWARD, FFER for sale the following articles as low as they ann be brought in any narket, viz: A Splendid Assortment of Faney Solid Merinoes, amid Delaines, Black Goods, White Goods, Embroidleries, llandkerchiefs, Shirts, Gloves, Iloier~y, Ribbons, TIowelinag, Table Clot hs,'Blecd And Browin Domiesics, Sltectangs, Checkedl Domestics, Plaid Lindlseys, Blankets, Shawls, Calicoes, Carpetmng, 1100o) Skirts, PBalimoral Skirts, Whito and lRed Flannels, Opera Flanniels. Cotton Flannels, Cassi mecre, Tweeds, Jeans, Iloods, Neubiasi v ndl Childrens Sarines, And everything in the Dry oods line. A magnificent, assortment, of Boots and shoes. A beautiful and choice variety of Ladies 310aks. A large assortnment of R~eady Mlade Cloth ng, (very good aind cheap) ) A splendid stock of Ladies' 'and Genits lnts. Hardware and tiroekery of every variety. Sadldles, Ifarniess, Bridles, Collars and Whips, Sugar.', Coffees, Teas, Molasses. Laird. flacon, llama, Ekic, Vinegair, liruging anid 11ope, Cheese, Crackers, Pepper, Spice. Stoda, Sardines, Oysters, Candles aind everythiing In thme Grocery Line. A complete assart ment of Cooking 8toves, Ironing Furnaces, Wood Ware And Onns. No end to Notions. fOU WILl1 SAVE .\ONEW BY GIVING US A CALL. MARBLE YA D! tA. McN INCil respect fumlly informs the * .eltiens of Fairtlelid and adjioining Listricts that, he has establishled a MA l-. WLE .YAI) opposite theo Posm-oflice in bNinnhorO, where ho is fully p.'epared to 'urnish a~ny artile in. Marble of every style and finish at amnuoha lower prices than they save been fumrnished before. hlead AIloes, 'onibs. Mtonuments, of- every deserptin-, I'ablo and Ijureau Covers. Miarble Pieces, 3emenfse itad l'lasters of Paris PartIcular attention given to cleaning ated 'endyamitig old.Monmnts, Tombis, &e , &o. ,lie is also preparod to tur-nish Iron Fene,. ng to order, for Graves, (irave Lots, Ceme-. eries, Win low mi Qua, &c. All works en~trily Boxed anid shipped to oy point on ite Rilroad. septe24 la NEW AND BEAUTIFUL FILL AND WINTER a-ors, LADD BROS., CHEAP CASH STORE! X:)'L*,3r GCr O O it . Plain, Figured and Silk Striped P'oplins, Plaia and Fancy All-Wool Delaines, Black and ltisaark Poplins, Colored and Mourning Anerican Delaiiis, Demi and Best, M1hair Alploas, 1 Piece Plain Whilte Alpaca, Fitncy and StripedIl Piquets, Dress and Apron Black Silk, MENS' AND BOYS WEAR. A superior stook of Jeans, Tweeds, and Cassimores, inoluding lie Celebrated Rock Island Goods. DOMiESTICS. While and Red All-.Wool Flannels, Black and Colored Opera Flannels, Kersleys and Lindseys, Black and Browu Slirtiing-, Domesticainghamks, and everything else. CLOTHING I CLOTHING ! A very large stock in store of overy style and quality. BOOTS AND SHOES. As nlnI wo will keep one of the most iva Vied stooks of 11o011s anid Shots in the ta rket. HATS AND CAPS. Ladies', (ents', Misses', and Boys' Hats and Caps in latest styles. Fur Muffis, Cul's and Capes. A Fine line of Ladles Shawls. A varied stock of Blankets. Well come and i'co. and we prom'11e to sell ts low (Sm le i itis a slate lowlr) w; any pulislished price list in k ho 61ate. THE GREAT HAS ARRIVED! We have on hand and are receiving ~DAIL1r, TIIE BEST AND MOST VARIED ASSORI$TT PR ET Y GOODS, Ever before offered by mte In tis COME AND BEFORE BUYING aswB-BPm:2. M CO)B WOLFE, Nos. 3 and 4 Brick Bange. WINN*SBORO, 8. 0, cot 8, LATE ARRIVAIZ ACON AlbE8, Canvasised llama, La,'d in na trels. and kegs. Sugar, Volree, Gokd-. en 8yrupn olsesiingr Soap, Fine w for 0C"h IEOM1 o Wft845 & WVOOiWARtD, Notice!! KETCIMN, WMASTER BRICE, Invite the Attention of tho TO TIE LARGE STOCK OF which they are And which comprises nearly Needed by the people la ( X ~B -A. j T - And in EI13.II BE3. Their object is (o do strictly a CASAI BUSINESS, And to SELL GOODS AT PRICES That will induco all persons to BUY FROM THEM. sept 28 CASH! CASHI! WASICII TlIIE highest market priuo paid fir =o .above article, Ila by JiN). 1P. M AT1E W S, Jr. cc~ott II. "E'flL1.16 I Justi Received, 100 Bunches, No. 810o 1-4, at $2. 25 pC BuanCh CA.sII. aug 3 JNO. P. MATTHEWS F!Or Palaitka, Fernai natiii ,Jacki sonville, andi all Lanidinigs on the St. John'8 River via Savannah, Ola. The splendid Steamshlip 2DIOT.ATOR.] (1,000 TONS IUILTIIIEN,)a CAPLT. L. M. COXE I'E[~I, I] Will sail from Middlo Atlantie Wharf, '* Charlesiton, 8. C., overy Tuiesdayt Night at. Nine (9) o'clook for the-abovo placs, con. neering with t he Georgia (Tontral lllroadt af Ravanunha, Ga., for Mobilo and New Or loans. Special contraots mxade for transport ing* Laborers, Stook, Wagons, Implemnents, &c. For Freight or P'asage apply on board or at the otuce of J. D). AIKEN4 & CO. sept 24.-8m Charleston, 8. C. William G. Whilden & Co., FonMP~tJ.Y CF IIAYDEN & WiHILDEN, DEALERSI iN'1 Watches, Jewelry, Silver ' Ware d CRLOCK(ERY, CHINA, GLASS WARE, ~ and liouso F~unsluing Artlics. a Old Gold and Silver purcliosed. ~alhes atkc * Jewelry, repaired. 255 KINON-T., OOIINY.C IPnAUIFAIN, OllAI.ESTON, S. C. 0 AT WIIOLI'SALE, NO. 11 IJAYNE STRlEET WM. 0, WJIILDF.N, H. TIJOMAs, JR., WM. s, LANNEAU. M iL LS 1IOU EE, , Crner Qeen and Meeting Steels, T'HI$:POPUflA1. AND WELLA I.;4QN 1I0U82~ is now fully open for (lh4'4opion of visitor., baring boo refurttso sitL Now and Elegant FurnI atio .oughond4i dub'ers t o 11ho travele accons d s o1tveniences ns A First r South.* Te pafronaige of the publio is respootrully so ii ed.' t *lKates of oaQrd ecr day, - .$4 0J " " per month is. may a agreed 9a. JOSEPII PUROELL, feh 24''-.tt Pt.tqt,. 0 TAX NOTICE. J US'T R10C10VED DIREICT frm NEWi Y ORK, A FRE1S ASSORTMENT OF ANDIES, JELLiES, PICKLES, RAISINS, OYSTE1IS, . &C., &c., &0. For sale low for Cash-at DESPORTES& RO. sopt . (Lato ALLEN & DIAL,) At he Sign (f the Golden Pad Lock, COLUIBlJA, S. C., W\I LESALE AND RETAIL, ljiporter tid Deteter i Ellglsli tid Aliterictili IARDWARE & CUTLERY, llON, SEL Nails, Castings, Mill Stones Dolting Cloths, Circular Saws, Mill Irons, Sugar Pans, NDIA lIUBBER AND LEATHER BELTING, arpenters, lnlaoksmith ntud Tanners' Tools, llousekeeping and Furnishing Hardware, GRICUI.TURAL IMPLIMENTS, Ime, cmnont I'laster, Paints, Oils, Frmnch and American Window Glass, 1ns., titles, Pistols, Shot Belts, Powder Flasks, Iowder, Shot, &0., RUL1 TO PLEAD. 'lie State of South Carolina. FAIRFIELD DISTRICT. IN TilH OMMON PLEAS. S. F. Duloso t's Attachment, Saling Wolfe. [.11ERHAS the Plaintiff did on the 18th diay of November, A. D. 1800 file is declara ion& against the Defendant who, t it. is said) is absent from and without he litmits of thiS State and has neither wife or attorney knmown within the same upon ihonm a copy of' the said declaration might o served. It is ihereforo ordered that the said Do. endanmmt do appear and plead to the said eolarationm on or boforo thmo14th day of No. emiber, A. D. 1807i, otherwise final and at,. lmhemtojnment will then be given antd wvarded for tihe Piaintiff aainmst him. S. 1L. OW NEY, 0.C. UP. 'lrk'miOfllco, Fairlield District 13th November 1800 nov le8l y RULE TO PLEAD. IN TIlE COMMON PLEAS. .S. Gaillard, Assignee, Declaration vs. I in Saling Wolfo. .1Attachment. lEllEAS. thle Plaintiff ini this action did on this dlay file his Declaration gaint Xaihng Wolfe tihe Defendant who is bsent from and without the limits of this tate, (as it Is said,) and having neither ire or attornmoy known, upion whom a sp~y of the above Decharation with a rule to lead thereto, may lhe sorved: It is there. >re in pursuance of tho Act of the General stembly of the Stato In snah enses made ud provided, Orderod, that the Defendant o plead thereto on or before the 27th day fc olber, A D. 18017, or otherwise final 11d abisolutejndmcgmient will be then giveun ud awarded against himi. 8. 11. CLOWNEY, C. C. P. Clerk's omeie, 'imn' boro. 8. 0., 20th Oct., 1800. oct 27-le~mly RULE TO PLEAD. State of' South Carolina, FAIRFIELD DISTRICT. IN TUS COMMON PLEAS. Anmi. Meek, vs. ~ Attachment. as. R1. Ashmford. J V HIEIIEAS, the Plaintiff did on the 16th iV day of March, A. D. 1807, 51e his colarat ion against, the Defendant who, (as said) is absent fronm and without the in: s of thit State, and has neither wife nor ttornmey known within tihe same upon whom copy of the said declaration might ho trved. It is therefore Ordered, that (he said De mtdanmt do appear and plead to the said do. laration on or before the 17th day o Faroh, A. D. 1808, otherwise final ati abf lute ndgment, will then be given ad warded for the Plaintiff against him. S..D. CLOWKNBV 0.0.,?. Clerk's Office,'FIairnoeld D1i*t March 16, 1807. mar 19-l10mnl7 WORt THE * Life, Letters, SpeechE~ Ov lon, Aleander H. Stephens, DY UiM'Y CLEAVElLAND, ESQ4 ste Id(t69fthe' Agusta (Gs.) Oaxatit af1k 5.q4 flo3 u.rt and see ourt'mg atid de91,4 of -the work. 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The HERALD Job Office Is pree pared to 1111 all Orders for DILLr HEADS, L ET TER HEA DS3 OIRCacoI, BUISINESS CARDS, VISITING CARDS, WEDDING CARDeS RArLRnoAD REciPi', PoSTERS, LAwrEaq's BaRer, LEGAL BlANES, HAND BILLS, &0., &O., [n the best style and en Benson,. able Terais. Desportes, Williams & Co., PRoPRIETOR;, Dlstrict Court ofthe UnitedStaites. WVE8TERN DISTRICT OF80OUTE CAR0MNA. [n the matter of Nathan 0.) Robertson Dlankrupt, West- I nDanktolo etn District, of 8. aolteina, T HI8 is to give noie thiat on 26th Lday of Sptember, 1887, ~ t6~ of Bkaywas issued t 4t Distiot of doulki OarOlinaI, Ciu ate of Wathan 0. !toberon hr, >f aire Distrio, in .es ~ &~wa >wn petidion. 1' ,epay'i~ of let, and the pf47 t4,vybe osgingt u h 'bbli ise,'ad ~1.t ~ *34~ by urm are ftob entby; *~ ~et, og of the ore~ito~' #t ai Birup&, to rove theit debt., e4 Lohoo0O* tieow oe esIgnes of his' sate, wIllbd heldiat a leutt of Iadlruptoi.-to be holden at Fair le4id nr Hox; as .i' 0. 0h bfore a4t 4 19q s bt 1 91nt. ley te Oot erA A 1.8. bMarshall for aid os s Alsa I oLal