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PORT ROYALER SJAGE LINE. CARRIAGES WILL RUN REGULAR Ijr betweea the Saxton House and Beaufort Depot, on and after Nov. 9th 1871 connecting with the morning and ening trains. Leave the Hotel 9 o'clock a. m., and 4 o'clock p. m. All orden for carriages left at the Express Office or at the Hotel office will receive prompt attention, ( SorS-tf. .V. M. KIXGMAS\ HAY AMD OATS. A large lot just received bv the schooner Altoona. For sale cheap while landing, for cash only. Flit HIRE AID WOODEA WAR*. . Chamber sets, Bedsteads, Clnirs, Tubs, Fails and Wrapping Paper. ] G. WATEKIIOUSE, 1 Dec. 7tf Bay St. J. E. McG R E G O R7 ! f House, Sign and Carriage 1 .'A. i m fi ioiR. i Glazing and Paper IlaDglDg promptly aticuuLu w ? Office corner of C and Seventh street, { BEAUFORT, S. C. < WHAT IS IT !Ij 01) ELL'S ' < Bready Cake, Pie and ; p Cracker Bakery. j : ODELL'S New York Plain. Mixed and French Confectionary. 0 D ELL' S Circulating Library, Now Opened, New Books. f T ODELL'S A Tin! //?//i 7/ v Pn rri'ri<t p. 1 J l f V? 1/ t *- V/ V . - ? 7 | J Ottawa Beer. OD ELL'S Bay Street, Beau fort, S. C. ^j?t. 23-1 T. ^ JOHN COOPER, ; I < BAY STREET, |' j? PKALKIt IN f ( JTORKRJX AND DOMESTIC DRY \ t GOODS, * MILLINERY, j t CLOTIII NO, 1 t BOOTS AND SIIOKS. HATS AND CAPS, Ac. HA* j i-?t returned from Charleston with a large and elo I , gant anurtmrnt of of the a'?ove goods which he w ill offer at the Ipwest market price*, ami resjieetfully invite* the attention of the citizens of Beaufort an<l the surrouuding Country. ,r\PS coor,:R HAS ,IAI> MANY YEARS KXperience in the Millinery business lioth North ami South, and still devotes her sjieeial attention to the same also j to the making up for wedding and evening parties, and to which special attention is respectfully invited. J. MATTHIESSEN, DEALER IS CORCERIES, DRY GOODS, ^ MILLINERY, BOOTS. SHOES. HATS. *c.t 9IGX OF THE CROSS KEYS, ( Corner of the free Landing, Hutu fort, S. V Mar 35 DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP. , 'J'HE COPARTNERSHIP HERETO- I fore existing under the name of FKI PR & SAMS j is this day dissolved bv mutual consent. Joseph j. fkipp, ' H. 15. SAMS. Mr Sams will continue the business on his own account. I cheerfully recommend Mr. Sams to the , patronage of my friends and the public. r Nov.30.2t. " JOSEPH J. FKIPP. ( SIX HORSE POWER ENGINE!1 11 and boiler in complete running order. Kot particulars | ( apply to George Watvrhon*o, IVaufort, or to the Proprie- j ( tor at Lougwood plantation, St. Helena Inland. H. S. TAFT, 1 SHERIFF'S SALE. South Carolina, 1 ^ In Common Picas. Beaufort Count}'. ) TP. F. lfutson, IrusUcof Children C. C. Gregorie, vs. Wm. J. Jenk ins. Bill for Foreclosure and Sale. By virtue of a Decretal order in the ibove case, made by Chancellor II. D. Lesesne, on the 14th February, 1868, directing the Commissioner in Equity, then in ofliee, to sell the mortgaged premises in [he above case, described on sale day in Apiil, 1808, or first convenient sale day thereafter, I, P. M. Whitman, Sheriff of the County aforesaid, as successor of the ?aid Commissioner, and in pursuance of the said Decretal order, will sell on the first Monday of January, 187*2, between the legal hours of sale, the following property to wit: All that plantation in Prince Williams' Parish, Beaufort County, known as 'Warren's," containing nine hundred rcres more or less. Bounded north by Saltkehatchie Itiver, East and Southeast i)y lands of J. II. Screven, South and 'outhwest by Union Road, and West by road from Pocotaligo to Salikebatchie Bridge. Terms?one-third cash, balance on a iredit of twelve months secured by bond >f purchaser with interest from date of >ale, and mortgage of premises sold, with rovenant of re-sale on breach ot condition. Purchasers paying for stamps and papers. P.M. WHITMAN, dec.7.4t Sbfl'. 13ft. Co. SHERIFFS SALE. J{. C. Daniels, vs the Linden Park Land Company, et. al. Warrant of Attachment. fl G. Whitaler, vs. The Linden Park to Land Company, et al. Warrant of Attachment. 7forye Opdyke, et. al. rs. The Linden Park Land Company. IVarravt of Attachment. Bv virtue of an order of the lion. R. F. jrulnm. Circuit Judge in lb > abnTe st i...\ ....... 1., dir. nl (>il I wi.l S-l! fit Dllh ? U V ?0* ^ 1" ' '?? ^ X r ic outcry iu front of my ollict in the Town ?f lJoaut'ort, on M tn'ty. January the irsl, (l>t) 1ST2 the following personal trojK i t\, to wit: highly (SO) pairs thus, five (.">) pairs *?ots eleven (ll) Ihilmoia! skirt*, ?k-ht S) coats m v- n (7) pfciis pan's three (' ]) vool hit's, eight tS) sira" hats, s'x (ti) lin'ti coat8 tlnee (Ji liie ii V' s's. one (!) pa'r >ani-s, e i?Itc. (*) p'ir.s <f"iv<rs t.ntr (4) ifiiris thirty-two (:?2, vrds uri'l. tifu-t n i:?l c ?lor> (1 haudkeie'iie. s, twenty-two 2*2) white htfi.dki-ieh'efs, twenty-two v21yards nttshn. lilu-eti (17, vard* ll tnnel, en i ID) pairs glows. foity-ono (41) yards Print, eight, (S) pairs hall h 'se, sixty live (?*?) spools thread, halt <!< ;'.-n files, eight 8) po? kef knivt s. six (5) stin king pipes, ;en (101 purses, ten (10) papers needles, burteen (14) card hooks, two (2) dozen >ap r pins, two mirrors, nine pieces braid, brty-three bottles medicines, twelve box;s salve, one drzen pencils, half dozen lass books, half gross tea spoons, half ;ross table spoons, half dozen lamps. 13 iozen tumblets, fifteen yards bagging, fifty bs. seed cotton, one roll 12 inch belting, me letter press, fifteen yards jean, one louble 14 inch block, one single H inch )loek, half dozen planters' hoes, twelve rollrtris larH nil t.tt'cntv ml lntl A niolaSSf'S. jystcr tongs, one bb). soda biscuits, seven vooden pails, one lot tin measures, three )air8 scales, one and one-quarter dozen im locks, one double bit axe, seven plow joints, nine pad locks, three dozen butts, >ne gross screws, one bush scythe, one lot lasps and staphs, twenty lbs starch, fifty bs. soap, one lot paper bass, one gross natches, one dozen strap hinges, thirty,hree papers tacks, sixty-three howls, two jitchers, ten cans milk, thirty lbs. soda, >ne bung borer, one tobacco cutter, four sates and faucets, twenty-five cords wood, )ne store desk. One lot of Manufactured lumber, cstiimated at two hundred and fifty thousand 250,000) feet; four hundred (400) saw ogs, (estimated,) attached as the property jf the above-named Linden P.trk Land Company, at the suit of It. C. Daniels, eh il Terms cash?Purchasers to pay for necessary papeis. P. M. WHITMAN, Shlf. Bft. Co. ? $ For the accommodation of parties wishing to inspect the lumber and logs, lie steamer Gen Scott, will leave Beau ort for Linden Park, Saturday morning Dec. 30, 1ST1. and return to Beaufort same day. Passage free. EXEi l TOR-S mm. All persons having claims against Eduuud Martin, late of the county of Beaufort, in the State of South Carolina, deceased, arc hereby notitied to present statements thereof, to Messrs. Davant, attorneys at Law, at Cillisonville, or to the subscribers, qualified executors, at Brighton, S. ('., as the law in such case requires. ai.fuel) M. Martin, Dec. 7-3. Abu am A. Martin. OFFICIAL. 8 Office of Auditor of State. Comjmiua, S. C., November 10th, 1S71. It having been reported in some of the papers in this Sta?*, that a promise had been made by His Excellency Governor It. J K Scott tothe late tax payers' Convention, f to extend the time for the collection of j taxes for 18T1; I would say for the infor- j * mation of all concerned, and for the pur- i ? pose of doing away with any ill effect k which such a report might induce; and at * the same time to leave no excuse for non- J payment at the proper time; that in confer- 1 ence with His Excellency this morning, * he informed me that l.e made no such 1 general promise as has been ascribed to him. ' 1 His Excellency informs me that the c committee of the Tax-payers' Convention ^ who waited upon him in reference to mat- ^ ffllaJinn tn itio pnllpr>Hnn r?f tftYPfi flf- , ' j It I D lUiaillJ^ l V VliV wiivywi'^M '/ vv*??ww? ?- ! ter a discussion of the subject, decided , that November was the proper time for 1 collection of taxes in the upper counties; but that in those counties wjiere sea island cotton is grown, payment could not be made until March, without sacrifice. His Excellency, therefore, agreed to suspend the collection from those upon 1 the seaboard until that time, where they j were unable to pay sooner. ! 1 Persons desiring to avail themselves of t the benefits of this promise will be requir- ! f ! ed to file a petition with the County Au- I ditor previous to the time at which the r penalty attaches, accompanied by aftida- i c vils that returns from crops had not been c received; snch petitions will be considered, j r The public will, therefore, place no reli- ; t ance upon the report referred to, as I am 1 assured by Ilis Excellency that no exten- a sions of time other than those mentioned, c will be granted. i The collection of taxes for this fiscal | year will commence on the 20th instant, c and continue until 15th of January next; | after which time the penalties proscribed by law, will attach, and be strictly enforced. 1 County Treasurers will proceed at once to enforce the collection of all delinquent ( taxis for previous vears. n EDWTN F. GARY, State Auditor. Greenville Enterprise. Laurensville Herald, Union Tim? s, Carolina Spartan, I Pickens Sentinel, Keowee Courier. York- j I ville Enouirer. Winnsboro News, Chester J Reporter, Lancaster Ledger, Chesterfield * ! Democrat, Beaufort Times, and Republi- f can copy. 1 REFEREE S SALE.\ j Giorye B?licer, Clerk Court Common f Picas* rs. A. M. Mackay. c A. M. Mackay, Administrator of (}. C. 1 Malay, vs. IV. F. Jlutson, Trustee, e ,1. at. j J I will sell in the first case above stated ? I in the Town of Beaufort, S. C., on the \ Test Monday in January next, for one 1 half (wnli the privilage of paying all) n cash; the balance on a credit of one year, c to be s-eu'ed by Bond and Mortgage, 1 purchasers to pay for stamps, papers and v ' recmling, 41)7 acres of land in the County of Beaufort, divided into two (2) farms; a one bordt ring on the Tulilinny aud the \ other on the Pocitaligo river. ? Aud with second case on the same terms the tract next l>*low the one above de- t scribed commonly known as "Mackay's Point," at the junction of Coosawhatchie \ i and Pocotaligo rivers where they unite to 1 form Broad river, containing four hundred and eighty seven (487) acres; twenty- f one acres, being at the extreme point, will t be sold in twelve (12) separate building e lots, and the rest of the tract in three (3) p farms. t Tlwea lar\rla a ro at fbc bpflfl flf Rt.PfLm- a L uv 0*> tauug 1*1 v ?* W wuv ? ? w boat navigation, and are six (6) or eight 1 IS) miles from the junction of the Savan- \ nah and Charleston and the Port Royal ^ ltail Roads. They are first-quality cotton and provision lands with great facilities c for manuring with marsh and marsh mud, j and are perfectly healthy. For particu- f lars address Messrs. Ilutson & Legare at I; Orangeburg, 8. C., or the undersigned at Pocotaligo, S. C. C. J. C. IIUTSON, j dec-7-4t Referee. REFEREES SALE. South Carolina, 1 > Common Pleas. Beaufort County.) TP. F. Ilutson, Trustee of Prcscott Fund, ' fl vs. Mrs. Sarali Mole, et. al. Bill for Foreclosure and Sale. o By virtue of a Decretal order in the 1 above case, made on the 11th of April, ! 1871, by Hon. Zephauiah Piatt, Circuit . Judge, I will sell on the first Monday in ; January, 1872, the following property to wit: : r ! All that tract of land situate in St. Lukes' Parish, County and State aforesaid, near Coo-awhatchie, bounded as fo'I lows: North and Northeast on lands of the estate of Theophilus Sauls, and J. V. I Morrison, South and Southeast on lands ot the estate of Mrs. E. A. Giilison, and West on the tract assigned by the Commissioners in dower to Mrs Sarah Mole. Containing eleven hundred acres more or less, and being two-thirds of the whole tract formerly the property of J. J. Mole. ALSO, The remainder of the estate in dower, assigned to the said Mrs. Sarah Mole, as j aforesaid, containing five hundred and fifty acres more or less. Bounded North by ] lands of estate of Theophilus Sauls, East I by the tract of estate of J. J. Mole, South ] ind Southwest by lands of Charles Wilcox ind Thos. Farr and others. Terras?one-half cash, balance on a :redit of twelve months, secured by the >ond of the purchaser, and mortgage of he premises sold, (with interest from date ! >f sale,) and covenant of re-sale on breach >f condition. Purchasers paying for lamps and papers. C J. C. IIUTSON, Dec.7.4t Referee. REFEREE'S SALE. ! : J Jos. II. Mellichamp, et ux. vs. Jos. B. j Seabrook, et. al. , Orangeburg County, In Equity. s Under orders of Court made in this case, 1 ! will sell in the Town of Beaufort, in the < 'ounty of Beaufort, on the first Monday 1 n January next, the "Buck Island" plan- , f ation, the property of James Pope, debased, containing 710 acres more or less. Jitutae in said County, and now or form- 1 rly bounded nroth by lands of John W. ' I virk, east by lands of R. II. Kirk, debased, and W. P. Guerard, deceased, outh by May river, and west by lands of tf. P. Crowell and J. P. Guerard. Terms?one half cash, balance in one 1 rear, secured by bond, with interest from iate, and mortgage 01 the property, with a :ovenant for resale on breach of bond. Purchaser paying for papers, stamps and ecording. WM. ELLIOTT, dec-7-4t Referee to sell. PROBATE NOTICE. State of South (Vrolina, 1 Beaufort County, j By R. II. Gleaves, E?]., Prebate Judge. Whereas, Fredrick Watsou, of Ladies , [sland made suit to me, to grant him let,ers of Administration of tht estate of and fleets of William Walson, late of Ladies stand, these are therefore to cite and aduonish all and singular the kindred and j ' ireditors of the said William Watson de- \ leased, that they be aud appear, before ! ne, in the Court of Probate, to be held at ' he town of Beaufort, on the 18th day of < December, 1871, after publication hereof, 1 it 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show J lause, if any they have, why the said i Administration should not be granted. ! Given under my hand, this second day >f December, Anno Dom ni, 1871. R. H. CLEAVES, Judge of Probate. Published on the 7ih day of December, 871, in the Beaufort Republican. 21 i Stop! Read! Reflect I MORGAN ISLAND FOR SALE. MORGAN ISLAND is situated near the :ntrance of St. Helena Sound. It is } eached by a three hour's drive from Beauort over St. Helena Island, including feriages at Beaufort and Morgan river. This ISLAND is beautifully located, ' >eing entirely surrouuded by navigable , 'ivers and bays, the waters of which , ibound in fish and ojster unequalled in ] piality and quantity in any locality on , he South Atlantic coast. It contains about 1 :ight hundred acres ofarable land, which, J >roduces the fioest of sea island cotton, ind, in fact, grows all crops suited to the southern soil and climate. For the purjose of raising horses, cattle, sheep, and ; logs, its reputation is world-wide, thous- i inds of dollars of profit having been ' :leared yearly bv its owners, prior to the ate war. at which time it was considered vorth thirty thousand dollars. i The Plantation House is in good repair,) 1 md coutaius six roc ..8. The cotton louse, out-buildirgs, aud fences are in ;ood repair. , The Island is stocked with GO sheep, GO ' logs, 40 head cattle and 4 fine horses. The stock will be sold only to parties 1 vho purchase the plantation, and at very | ow rates. ( This magnificent property is now offered , or sale, and a great bargain is ensured to be lucky purchaser. Terms of sale made < asy to live men of limited means. The iresent owner paid for the place, only welve months since, the sum of fivethouand dollars. You are respectfully requested to put in -our bids. Unquestionable title will be ( ;iven to purchaser by the present owner, t If not sold at private sale before Tues lay, January 2, 1872, it will be sold at , mblie auction on that day and date in ? font of my store, on Bay street, Beaufort, JAMES M. CROFUT, Dec.7-1. Auctioneer. NOTICE TO LIQUOR DEALERS. i JJAVIXG BEEN INFORMED THAT , cveral parties are selling liquor without hav- ' ng purchased a County License, notice ishereiy given that unless they attend to tins duty ' minediatvlv, proceedings will he instituted .gainst them for violation of the law. , Tltn nonnltv for sollinrr without ;i lioonco ic n I ine equal to the amount of the license. Any party procuring a conviction of oflenilrs against this law before a Trial Justice is . ntitled to one-half of the fine levied. F. E. WILDER, Nov.30-fiw. Tresis. Bft. Co. J EM AN CTPATIONT IBAND PABASE AND INSPECTION. ; Genl. Order No. 4, ) Head Qrs. 3d Reg't., S. C. N. G. f Company commanders will mustertheir nen for parade and inspection, in front of he Arscnel in Beaufort, on Monday, Jan. st, 187*2, at 11 o'clock A. M. Captains >f companies not uniformed are requested : ,o make effort to obtain uniform coats and i :aps, for their respective companies. 1 By order 1 P. L. WIGGIN, 1 Col. Coradg. 3d Regt. S. C. N. G. Brigadier Gen. W. J. Whipper will be present to inspect the regiment. Excursion tickets over the Port Royal 1 Jailroad, to members of the regiment, can [ * >e obtained of the agent, for fifty cents, to j 1 Seaufort and return. dec7,4t | New Freight Line; To Merchants and Planttcrs at Beaufort} Bluff ton, Hilton Head and adjacent Islands. Steamer San Antonio, C ipt. W.^H. Lee vill make weekly trips to and from Savanlah as above. Leaving Savannah every Monday at 8 A. M. and returning, leave Beaufort every Wednesday morning: naking close connection at Savannah with steamers City Point and Dictator, therejy offering unequalled facilit es to mer:hants, planters and others forwarding heir cotton to Charleston and Savannah ind getting their supplies in return. < Rates as low as by any other line. Free forwarding on all goods consigned ;o agents at Beaufort,^ Charleston or Savannah. Cabin fare to and from Beaufort, $2.00. Meals and berths extra. Steerage passage, 1.0Q. Consign cotton and other merchandise Lo M. POLLITZER, Agent in Beaufort, RAVENEL & CO., Agents in unaneston, F. M. MVRKLL, Agent in Savannah. DccTtf. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.. CUNDURANGO! THE WONDERFUL REMEDY FOR UA*CER, KYPHILIO. SCROFULA, ULCERS, SALT RHEUM nnrt all other ( HHOMC BLOOD DKKASKS. I)r. I*. T. KEENE having just returned from Ecuador >nd brought with hiin a quantity of the ffmuin* Cnniliiriingo Hark . secured through the official recommendation ami assistance of His Excellency the Presifent of Ecuador, and the Government of that Republic,**, ire prepared to fill orders for it to a limited extent, and at 1 price about one-quarter of that which the first very tmall supply compelled us to charge. A spurious article is now advertised and sold m Tundurango. We have st a considerable expense,and with the ro-"poration of the authorities of Loja, the lirovinee where the plant grows, so directed the channel if our supply a? to ensure that none hut the gennln. article shall he sold by us; and we particularly call th. xttention of the public, for their protection, to this fact. BLISS KEENE, A COt, 60 Cedar at.. New Turk, D. W. Bi.tss, M. D., Washington. D. C.; Z. E. RUM/ M. D., New York; P. T. Kkknr, M. D.. New York, MOKTO.K HOUSE. a New Southern Novel, hf the author of "Valerie Alymer," 8vo paper, [bur illustrations. Price $1; cloth, ?1J5rt. It is a story of the South, thirty years ago, and th? scene is laid entirely in that region. The young authoress who is a lady of North Carolina, has in her second effort improved upon the first. Sen! r,rrr by mail, to any address, on the receipt of the price. D APPLETON AO, Publishers, New York: "WIDE AWAKED oair of Superb French Oil Chmmos?subjects LIFE STZE ?exquisite/av-gimilet of original Oil Paintings, GIVBtf .4II'A 1* to every subscriber to HENRY WARD BEECHKR'8 IRE AT LITERARY RELIGIOUS, WEEKLY NEWS' PAPER. Agents having great success! One took I,OOF names in .1 months; another 972 in .11 days; another 118 in one week; one 47 in one day, and many others equal* ly well, making from and $10 to $40 per day. Take, oil iglit! An old agent who knoxrt, says: "I think it tb0 tot burin'** for rnnraxxers errr offered. Sorry I did not engage wKmor." Pays lietter than any book agency. A rart "hanee to nmkr money. LOCAL AGENTS WANTED* intelligent men and women wanted everywhere^ Ifyow wish g<Hid terrltorv, send earlv for circular and tenia! J. It. FORD, A CO.,27 Park Place, New York; II Bm?uAeM >t., Boston, Mass; 285 West Madison St, Chicago, III. uu n n n ' c ,,oi'skho,'d magazine > If U U U w offered free during the coming year :<i every subscriber of Merry's Museum, the Toledo Blade, I'onierov's lhjinocrat, etc., R'hieh rrrrrriS^.sTT?iCT^n^ Horace Groelev^James Parton. Theodore Tilton, m/am?!?',TT.TX-TTrvcry iiumTerr 1" RiTlufflinJ^Uo^rs three first-class periodicals for the irico of one of them. A variety of premiums on equally iberal terms. It is an original first-class magazine. Totline X liegins with fanT7?^Hirec s|MS'imen eo^es sent free. Addrcsa c s. woor>^T5t" """" AGENTS WANTED FOR THE YEAR OF BATTLES. Tin. iflstorv of the War between France and Germany unbracing also Paris under the Commune. ISO IIlu tr?ions; 040 pages; price S2..70; SO,000 copies already sold, fhe only complete work. Nothing equals It to sell. Mating 10,000 copies js r month now. In Knglish and Geriian. Terms uneipialed. Outfit $1.25. Address U. 8. iOODSPEKD -t CO , 37 Park How, New York. Solicited hy MUMM Si CO. I J411] B aA| Publishers Srimtifle American 37 Park Row. 1*. T? Twenty-five years' exjiorience. Pamphlets containing Patent I.aws, with full direction# low to obtain patents free. A bound volumn of 118 pages, containing the Mew Census by counties anil all large cities, 140 Engravings >f Mechanical Movements, Patent Law* and rules for ob? mining Patents, maihsl on receipt of 2T? cents. Til K llnrrlstmrg Family Cornsheller Co., want agents to sell theirCornshellera. B?-st in* rention of the kind. Sells at sight. Profits large. For iroulars, address, FPfSENE SNYDER, Treasurer, Lock liox 9, Harrisburg, I'a. ACSKNTS Wanted.?Agents make more moorr at at work for us than at anything else, ltuainefls lbjht md permanent. Particulars free. <1. Stixhoh A C?v h'nr Art 1'iihJ ixhrrx, Portland, Mat no. f ior A MONTH: Horse furnished. Expense* PHO paid. II. K. SIIAW, Alfred, Me. AVOID (ll'ACKS?A Victim of early indiacr?. tion. causing nervous debility, pis-mature decay t<\, having triisl in vain everv advertised remedy, has a dm pie means of self-cure, which he will send free tobla fellow-sufferers. Address J. II. REEVES, 78 Nassanafc, Sew York. PROPOSALS. offick corsty commiwiormm, > Bk.wfort, S. t\, Nov. 21, 1871.) PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED it this office until the 27th day of December next, for 'iHilinK the County Poor, as per present contract ; whict# *ill expireon the .list of December, 1871. Said proposals ? ill be opened and contract awarded on the 27th Decern^" vr, 1871. JOHN Hl'NN, Nov.2.Vl. Chairman. QXE THOUSAND SWEET ORANGE Frf.es for sale, from one to three years oW. Will ha' transplantoi if desired. Apple to * B. B. SAMS. Oct.26-8. Bay Streei* /