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JlfillSTRATOR'S JOTICE. All persons having claims against David ^Vigtoo, or against Benj James Jaudon, or against Martha Jane Jaudon, late of the Cotmty of Beaufort, in the State of South Carolina, deceased, are hereby notified to present statements thereof to Benj. L. Brisbane atLawtonville, S. C., as the law, in such cases, requires. ADd all persons indebted to the same are hereby requested to make payment to BENJ.*L. BRISBANE, Administrator of the J Estates. April 11. RECEIVER'S SALE. George Opdyke d* Co., et. al. vs. The Lin' den Parle Land Company. BY J. FRASER MATHEWS. The sale positive, in the matter of the Linden Park Land Company. Pursuant to the order of the Hon R. F. fjiuh*m .Tudore of the First Circuit, (dated January 26. 1872.) I will offer for sale on Thursday, the 25th day ol April, 1872. at 12 o'clock M., at Linden Park, in Beaufort County, on May River, three miles above Bluffton. One first-Class Circular Saw Mill, with Engines and Boilers; Tools. Machinery and appurtenances; Corn mills; Cotton Gins, Timber Carts. Fouf and Two Horse Wagons, and Harnesses, Buggy and and Harness. P.ougbs. Blacksmith's Tools, Lumber Carts, one Large Fla\ Household furniture consisting of Ta bles, Chairs. Sofas, Bedsteads and Beddine. Wash-stands, Wardrobes. Crockery, Cntlery. Cooking Stoves aud utensils and many other articles. One lot Sawed Lumber. Estimated at ' 250.000 feet aod about 400 Saw Logs. Terms?Cash. ALSO The steam propeller tug boat U-n. Scott. Terms for the steamer?sixty days, with approved city of Charleston aecentanoe. Um. J. Gayer, It' ceiver. Steamer General Scott will leave Beanfort for Linden Park, on Wednesday 24ih instant. Aprl. l8-2t. SHERIFF'S SALE. Samuel C. Brunson Assignee, vs. Elizabeth T. Davis, Almir., S<>uthicood Smith. Astignee., vs. Elizabeth T. J)avi<, Admx. By virtue of writs of fieri facias to inc directed in the above stated cases, I will sell before the Court House iu the town of Beaufort. on the sixth day of May next, being the first Monday in said month: Ail the right, title and in'ere-t of Thomas B. Davis, deceased, late of the narisli of St. Peters in the eoun'yof Beiufort in the State of Sou'h Carolina, in all that plantation or tract of land consisting of teveral adjacent tracts of land situate in the parish of St. Peters iu the conn y of Beaufort and State of South Caro ie t: 1 oonded u rtli h\ lan Is iH'longitur to .J .1. B. Shaman. and John 11. Stoke ; so nth by lan Is belonging to J. II. Bobert'anl A- J. I-avi : earthy a tract mortgaged by the said Th unas B. Davis, " in his lifetime to secure the puieh ise money." and by lands b-d niging to Miss Man- O. Carney. and we*t ly and - belonging to J ?l:n B f'tokos. an 1 onUr.iing two thousand two hundred an 1 thirty-three I| acres more < r le. s. The home-tead in the a hove premi e- will be set off to the widow an 1 minor thMrtn before the stile, and th 4 residue subdivide} into eonwuicnt tra- ts as oon as the paitie choose before the sale, an 1 p at- thereof sub luitted for in p-ctlon at and be4' re" the sale and the same will be sold aecorciog'y. Terms ca ll, pure-haters t > pav *'<?r t'tle and stamps. (iKO. IIOLMKS. . . B. C. Beaufort, S. C.. April 15, 1S72. SHERIFFS Josidt G. Prieher. Executor of Thomas Pricker, vs. (\ M. Terry, A.J. Harrison, ./. W. Matlons. By virtue of a wiit of fieri facias to me directed. I will st 11 at public out cry in front of ray office in the town ot Beaufort, on the first Monday in May next, 1S72. being the sixth day of eaid month, between the legal houis of sale, the following property, to wit: All the right, title and interest of C. M. Terry, in and to oil that plantation or ttact of land situate lying and being in the county of Beaufort, and State of South Carolina, bounded north and west by the part set off for the homestead; east bylands of estate of Wm. I ley ward; south byJames Iluts n, containing * acres more or less, lev it d upon as the property ofC. M. Terry, at the suit of Josiah G. Tricher. executor of Thomas Pricher. Terms cash, purchasers to pav for titles and stamps. GEO. HOLMES, S. B. C. Beaufort, S. C., April 15. 1ST:'. SHE 11 IFS. 1L John MacDougnll, etal. vs. T. F. Screvin, Exe> h or, etal.y Foreclosure and Sale. By virtue of an order of the Hon. C. B. Farmer, Circuit Judge in the above stated case, to me directed, 1 will sell at public out cry in front of my office in the town of Beaulort, on the fiist Monday in Maynext, 1872, being the sixth day of said month, betweeu the legal h >urs of sale, the following property, to wit: All that plant tion or tract of land situate lying aud being on Savannah Back River, iu Beaufort county, iu the State of South Caroliua, opposite the city of Savannah; bounded east by a canal betwem the said tract and land formerly of Richard Lambton, lately Procter's; northeast by lands formerly of Charles Wright, aud \ve6t by a canal between the said ti act and lands formerly of Edward Ttlfair, and fronting ou Savannah River, containing five huudred and twenty-live (525) acres, n more or less. Tetms one-third cash, the balance on a credit of one, two and three years, the credit portion to be secured by bond or ^ bonds of the purchaser, bearing seven per cent interest, payable annually, secured by a mortgage of the premises. Purchasers to pay for title and stamps. GEO. HOLMES, P C Beaufort, S. C., April 15; 1S72. SHERIFF'S SALE. ^ Peter Krauss,. ) vs. > Foreclosure and Sal5. 1 Elizabeth L. Smith j ; By virtue of an order of the Hon. C. B. Farmer, Circuit Judge, in the above stated case, to me directed, I will sell at public outer}' in frout of*my office in the town of Beaufort on the first Monday in May next, 1872, being the sixth day of said month, between the legal hours of sale, the following property? To Wit: All that certain piece or parcel of land situate lying and being in Itardeeville, St. Peters Parish, in the County ot Beaufort and State of South Carolina, bounded on all sides by iands lately owned by H. C. Raysor, (now belonging to James G. Garnett,) and tontaining ten (10) acres more or less. , Terms?Cash. Purchasers to pay for titles and stamps. GEORGE IIOLMES. S. B. C. Beaufort, S. C., April 15, 1872. aprl 18 r SHERIFF SALE. j John H. Screvin, guardian | of Harriett A. Gadsden. I Order of vs. ! Foreclosure. Frederick Ijangballe, heir ) and Sale, at law of David M. Lang- j balle, dcsceascd. ) By virtue of an order of the Hon. C. B. J Farmer, Circuit Judge in the above stated case to ine directed l win. sen at puunc outcry in front of niv office in the town of Beaufort on the first Monday in May next, 1872, being the sixth day of said month between the legal hours of sale, the following property? j To Wit : All that certain house and lot situate, lying and being in the town of Bluffton in the i County of Beaufort and State of South Carolina. Bounded north by the May River Road, east by Calhoun street, south by lands 1 belonging to J. Chalmers, and west by lands belonging to T. M. Phillips, measuring one hundred and thirty* feet long by eighty-two feet. Terms?Cash sufficient to pay the cost and j disbursements in this action, balance in a j A*e r. with interest from date, to be secured J oy bond and mortgage of the premises. ; Purchasers to pav for titles and stamp. (GEORGE HOLMES. S. B. C. I Beaufort, S. C., April 12, 1872. ~ REFEREE'SSALE I I Mercer and Anderson, vs. Amos J. Harris n. By virtue of a judgment fur sale in this i action, made h} the Hon. C. B. Farmer. judge of the second ciicuit. I will oft-r for ; sale at pub ic auction, at the Court House i in the town ot Beaufort, on the sixth day jofMayuext, beiog the first Monday in ; s ltd month: All ihut tract of land situate on Corker ! Swamp, in the palish of Piince William, in the county of lh anfort, in the State of i South Carolina; bounded on theuoiili h\ i lands b. 1 mging t?? A. B. Add s >n, on the ast by lands belonging to .Jacob Mathews, ?>n the s oih h\ lands belonging to Mich Ht) liivt'i8 on the west by lands tk 1 ?Dging I to E A. Flogaith. nod containing two hundied and forty (*240i acr? 8. Terms cash, puich ;ser to pay for title, and stamps. J. W. MOORE, aprl.4 3t Special Referee. i 'referees i .1. M. Martin, Assiyte \ rs. E'.izabtlh T Davis, (t. a I, By virtue of a judgment for saV in this action. made hy the Hon. C. B Farmer. | judge of ihe si end circuit, I will off r for j sale dischaiged from all claim f?r dower or 1 homestead, alpuhpc auction,at the court j house in the town of Beaufort, on the sixth i1h> of Ma\ tuxt, being the tirsi Mouduy in ; said month: All that plantation or tract of land, situate in Saint IVters parish in the county : of Beaufort, and State of S -utn Carolina; ' hounded on the north by lauds belonging , to Allen Cau?ey, on the s >uih hv lauds belonging to Johu II. It ibertaud William I F. Robert, on the east by lands belonging ! to Samuel C. Bruns ?n, on the west by ! lands belonging to Thomas B. Davis, and j containing three hundred aud eighty-four I i3^4) acre3, more or hss. j Terms cash, purchaser to piy for title ; and stamps. J. W. MOORE, anrl 4-3t Special Referee. COLL til OX A D YEli TISEME NTS. PRO BATE ~ Tiie State of South Carolina, \ Colleton County. j By D. II. farmer, E>q., Probate Judge. Whereas A. C. Anderson, Administrator, made suitfto me, to grant him letteis dismissory from the estate and effects of A. J. AndersoD, these are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said A.J. Auderson, deceased, that they be and appear, before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held in Walterboro, on Monday the tith day of May next, after publication i hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to i shew cause if any they have, why said letj ters should not be granted. Given under my band, at Walterboro, this 3Uth day of March, Anno Domini , lt>72. D. II. FARMER, apl.4-4t Probate Judge, C. C. THE PEOPLE'S FAVORITE NATIONAL GIFT ENTiRPEISE, FOll KDl I'ATlU.lilii ri nriFst,?. Established in 1869. ; Our Tenth Distribution will take plac" in public in Hon. L. I). Campbell's llall, IVIonclay, May 20, 1072. 0(1(1 ** CASH and VALliBLE (J1FTS ; 1 Cash Gift in American GoM, S'.ooO; 1 Cash Gift in | American Silver. 95,000: ft Cash prizes, ea<h $1,000. j Whole Numlier of Cash Gifts, Si,672. Single Tickets Si; . Six Tickets. $5. 10,000 Agents wanted, to whom' liberal deduction will i be made. Drawings take place every 60 da vs. Circulars containing references aud full information ! sent to any one ordering them. Address*at once, L. A. DO LI. Manager. 1 Lock Box 175, Hamilton, Ohio. HORSES MULES, lifg| CHARLl Just arrived, a lot of Rio, 1 Horses, together' tatlon, Timber and Cart work. Their stock is selected with care for this "WARRANTED. We are selling for Cash or CH April Mf R. ( $jwrial jflotitts, Burnett'* Flavoring Extract*.?The superiority of these extracts consists in their perfect purity . and great stength. Thev are warranted free from I poisonous oils and acids. Joseph Burnett & Co.. Boston, \ Sla nufact urcrs and Proprietors. For sale by all grocers and druggists. Nature Gives ns Teeth, hut she does not preserve and purify them. That must bedone with fragrant Zozodont. The" dental bone and its enamel casing are iuade invulnerable to all destructive influences by the daiiy use of this beneficial preparation. "What Kvrry iinmrinnn *> itm??.a ^au I cheap and reliable Liniment. Such an article is Dr. j Tobias' Horse Liniment. Pint bottles at one dollar, i For Lameness, Cuts, Galls, Colic, Sprains, Ac., warranted j Wetter than any oth-r. Sold by tno Druggi ts. Depot : 10 Park Plac%Nen York. H Dlpsomimin is an insane thirst for intoxicating ! ' I liquors. Habitual dram-drinking produ-e? it. Yet j each Alcoholic Bitter vender recommends tl at a dram of j his ruin and root-juice be taken thrice a dav, to prevent sickness! For all bodily ailments, and as a protection j against the causes of dis -ase, take that all sufficientauti- i? I dote, I)k. WaIXER'S Vini oar Bittkks. the pure es- F ; sence of rare medical herbs unpolluted by distilled ui i poisou. ?i In Cnrbolic Salve, recommended by the leading Phv- rt sicians and the President of tHt- New York Board cf w Health, as the most wonderful Healing compound ever p known. Gives instant relief to burns, cures all kinds of ? , sores, cuts and wounds; and a most invaluable salve for all purjH.si-.s. Sold everywhere at go cents. John F. Henry, sole Proprietor, 8 College Place, New York. ' Svapnia is Opium purified of its sickening and poisonous properties, discovered by Dr. Bigelow. Professor of * . Botany. Detroit Medical College. A most perfect anodyne ( and soothing opiate. <.John Farr, Chemist, New York. t hrUtndnio'* Hair Dye is the safest and besfj | it corrects the bad effft of inferior dyes, while the black or brown tints it produces are identical to nature. Factory G8 Maiden Lane, New York. Piatt's Astral oil?Safest and best illuminating Oil ever made. D >es not take fire or explode, if the lamp is upset or broken.. Over ISO 000 families continue to use it, and no accidents of any description have oc- _ | curred from it. Oil House of Chailes Pratt, established ??. I 1770, New York. Thr imroi and Swei-Vit Cod Liver OH In I 1 the world is Hazard A Caswell's male on the sea-shore. ; from fresh, selected livers, by Caswell. Hazard A Co, New York. It is absolutely pure and sweet. Patients who have once taken it prefer it to all others. Physicians have decided it superior to any of the other oils in the M market. M Jouvln'x Inodorous ICid Olovf Clearer re- J'.( stores soil-d gloves eq-ial to n"w. For sale by Druggists ^ j i and Fan-v Goods D-aDrs. Price 25 cents per bottle F. C. Walls A Co., New York. lH Risleys PMloVolceti is an established, warranted e' remedy for painful Menstruation: and equally efficient as ? a Nervous Antidote in all cases of Nervous Incitement, 1 Stomach and SI vplesAness in male or female. Sold ev.?- | rywhere for St.00 a h-vtic. Morgan A Kisley. Druggists pJ New York, General Agents. s! A Youthful Api?i*urs?nr? and a beautiful,el- ar (V I e imnlcxion is th-- d -ire of .-vorvhody. This effi-et is jiro- >, diced by nsinr \V. ?,aird's' 151 <?rr? or Youth." a nanut^ss b'Niutiiier of the skin. will remove nil disoo'oration. u< Tun Freckles ami sunburns. Thousr of this d liubiful _ toilet preparation cannot be detected. For ?al bv all Dnntw inJ Fancy Goods Deal.irs, Depot, j?jol?l St.. B I New l'ork. J ! I*Tr?. Wliiklrv'* Soothing *yrup ?It relieves ' the li'Me snf1'er<w> f-on pain, cures win 1 colie. Itenilates p the Stomach and Bowels Corn"*!* Acidity and durintr th? jj' process of teething it is invaluable. Ferfcctly safe in nil ,.j eases, as millions of mothers can testify. 0I SEW ADVBItTlSEMBm Exmessiiisv IBMEIEITS !} ix b CABINET ORGANS, I Tb - Mas >n A Hammn Organ On.; respectfully an- m : nounce the introduction of improvements of much uior ; st | than ordinary intcruKt. These are dt HEED \.\1> FIPKCABIKET ORG VN?. lieinc the only successful combination if REAL FIFES with reeds ever made: a DAV'S Tit WSI'OSIXG KE Y-IIO VKI>, 1 which can Ik- instantly moved to the riybt or left, chanj,- .1. j ing the pitch, or transposing the key. Fur drau iiitfx a,id <ii rriptior.t, xee Circular. "" I NEW A v D EliEG \NT STYLES OF J DOUBLE RF.ED CABINET CICG \NS. '? I at $140, $132 and Sl>5 each. OaiutuUriuj (hyMcity F.l?- ' j ytitrc, and Thorovght Fxleellcnce uj Workmanship, these arc j c/inifur t/?"i mil/ i?fore offered. The Mason A Hamlin Organs are acknowledged II ItE<T, and from extraordinary facilities for nianufi -t- ? I ure this Company can atlbrd, and now undertake to sMl at 1 prices which reu'dcr thuu UNQUESTIONABLY CIlEAPEsT. Four (ktavk organs S50 each; KtVK otave organs s SIO i, $125 ami upwards. With three sets reeds S150 and | upwards. Forty styles, up to SI-">00 each. New Ii.i.rsTR.\ri:n Catai-Ogek. and Tustimosial Cibci'I.ar, with opiniousof MOKETilAN ONE TIIOL'.S- C\ AND MUSICIANS, sent free. . \ MASON st HAMLIN ORGAN CO., SI T 154 Tremont St., Boston. 500 Broadway, N. Y. <?1 CHEAP FARMS! FREETOMfS! ON THE LINE OF THE 4 I* TTMTftTT PAf!TT?Tf! PATT/ftf)kT) '' ............. A LAND GRANT OF | 12,000,000 ACRES Ir IS TIIK fj,l Best Fai raing and Mineral Lands in Ainei lea. 8, 000,000 ACRES U NEBRASKA. I.N TIIK n GREAT PLATTE VALLEY, $ THE G-arclon of tlxo wost, ai NOW FOR SALE! w These lands are in the c ntral imrtion of the United States. 011 the 41st decree of North Latitude, the central ? " ' *L " 'A,..,. ,,f tlin 1 im*rii".in ('nlili. | 1? j Hill* ?H 11)1' ureal ituv *. ? nent, anil for grain growing and stock raising uu?urpassed I l>y any in tin* United States. CUKPKR IN PltK"K. more favorable terms given, and | more convenient to market than tlian can be found else- (i j where. FREE IIIIJIESTE.1FIS FOR 10Tt.lL SETTLERS THE BEST LOCATION FOR COLONIES. ^ Soldiers Entitled to a llomested of 160 Acres. Eree Pusse* to Pureliiisers of Land Send for the new Descriptive Pamphlet, with new maps, published in English, German. Sweedish and l>an! fch, mailed free everywhere. Address " O. P. DAVIS. J( "Land Commissioner, U. P. It. K. Oo\ Omaha. Neb. | RED KIJSl' PItOOF CMT< S'4 a Ilnsliel; A Orchard Grass S3.50 a bushel. Send 3 cent postage | I stamp and ray complete Priced Lists of all kinds of Grass i Seeds, Field Seeds, Garden Seeds, Flower and Tree Seeds | j Agricultural Implements, Machinery,Guanos, Chemicals, ! Livestock, Ac., will be forwarded you. These Priced . s Lists contain much valuable information as to time and ; 01 quantity to plant, Ac. .MARK W. JOHNSON, Seeds- .i man, P. 0. Box 230, Atlanta. Ga. 11 ! ? A Agents Wanted.?Agents make more money at work for us than at anything else. Business light j j and permanent. Particulars free. G. $Tl>'SO>* A Co., ' I Fine Art l\bliakcr$, Portland, Matne. I HORSES MULES. . B<l !STOM with a lot of fine Mules, auitflfble for PlanMarket, and EVERY AXIMAL SOLD IS ty acceptance payable October 1st. iRAHAM, <fc 0. nmm patest eid-fittiig SKELETON CORSET. Should /v worn by all Ijtdirs *h" va'ue health and coin tort. ,ne"dfd ^or sum,n, r WP?r and ^BsvLbfIti*r warin climates, although adaptpfrlllFnreal ^ *? a" 9easons ?t "1C >'earS ^or ?d0 firat-claw wMw-ww>V0RiCES 1 skirt Sole Manufacturers, Worcester, Mnu. iHE AVERILL CHEMICAL PAINT IS THE BEST i the world. Beautiful White, Buffs, Drabs, rench Greys, or any other color, sold, "mixed ready f -r te." Auy one can apply it without the aid of a profesonal painter. It is handsomer, costs le&< and wears tiger than any other paint. Sample cards, prices, and commends from owners of the finest residences in the wintry, furnished free by the Avf.rIll Chkmical aixt Co., 32 Burling Slip, N. Y., or Clevelaud, Ohio. "portable soda fountains" $40, $50, $75 and $100 rood Durable and Cheap! Shipped Ready For Use! Manufactured by J. W. CHAPMAN & CO., Madison, Ind. A*-SEND FOR CIRCULAR.'** ? HE BROWN COTTON GIN CO., New London, Conn., anufacturers of the "Brown Gin." Cotton seed Hollers, achinery and Castings. Manufacturers of Harris'Pant Rotary Steam Engine for plantation purooses. >tton Gin makers and Rmairers furnished witn all iuils of materials. Saws, Kins, Bullies, Boxes, etc., of >y pattern, to order at short notice. Have had long cx ri uce in the business, and guarantee satisfaction in cry particular. Orders solicited. Address as above. 'llC PI1DICTIAU A lire- "-pw flu, UnnlO I Inlli monthly, religious, family ?|nr, fill of incidents, providences, music p "Otrv, true ori?3 for young, old, saints and sinners. No soctarianin, controversy, politics, putts, pills, or patent medicines. l)c. :? yrarS l<t copies $."?f Send 10c. for 3 pa rs !? ir<?rc you forgcfl It He <'hrl?f in it. ft piea$1. II. I.. Hastings, Trad Repository, 10 Linill NY., Host on Mass. Free to Book Agents, j We wd! s"tid a handsom? Prospectus of our Illnrtraled jviil'j Hibl\ containing ove* 4i0 fin "Scripture Illn-tra : uns, to any Book Agent, fr -: of charge. Address N.\- j onai. PuBt.rsKiicu Co., Philadelphia, Pa., Atlanta, Ga., ! ' St. Louis, Mo. v CAiu'liXTEUS "builders. ^ | ;.l all wh?> contemplate building, supplied with our new Pist-stnd Catal'igue on receipt of stamp. .GENTS WASTED; an, l-scapod Nuu, whose disclosures are thrilling and artling. ^genlsaro taking from lrt to ' ?!) orders a i ?y. It is the best selling liook published. Wkstekn ("bi.ishini, Co.. Cincinnati, O. HOW TO BECOME WEALTHY. A sure success. No humbug, No capital required, ltd tiftv cents for particulars to P. BACON, P. 0. Box !:?. Williiiusport, Pa. '.dl.ll'-'V.SK Mict rsn.-Ag nfs AVh nte?|, nial t L or female, in' every county in. the United States and mad.as, to sell our new and most useful Patent; from ic to six tis-d in every family. 100 percent, guaranteed, or samples and terms, enclose ten cents and address FKRCr.SOX A CO., 645 itiver Street. Troy, N. Y. | Q Plu no < n.l N. Y.-lst c|a*s No Agents. 11 O i Naanes of patrons in 40 States in Circular. CUNDURANGO. upply of Hit) k Aasur* d. Price Itcduoed. BLISS, EE EXE,0 OSS FLUID EXTRACT ires Cancer, Scrofula. Syph'lis, Catarrh, Rheumatism, ! eauralgia. Pulmonary Complaints, I'leers. Salt Rh-um, tin Diseases, all Blond I)i.sea.vs. Is purely vegetable. fir. hnt hiomi BUiml I'urifirr. Sold by all Druggists. Price : per bottle. Observe the trade mark. Send forCircUr r. Oflire BOt rdarit,, Si te \ork. 000REWAR0 is prepared expressly to cure the Piles,and nothing else, ild by all Druggists. Price, SI.00. Attention. I SAVANNAH GRIST FOR SALE BY j le undersigned, at 30 cents per peck, or 2.45 per Bag, including Bag. When orders for Grist (from Savannah) re accompanied with money, the price ; ill be lower per has. mar.28 tf JAMES II. TONKING. j eadquarters 3rd Regiment S. C. N. G. Bkai fout, March 27. 1872. | eneral Orders Xo. 4. | Commanders of Companies will muster j icir men for Parade, Inspection and Brill, j i front of the Arsenal at Beaufort on fondav the loth dav of April next at 11 clock A. M. Bv order ' I>. L. WIG GIX. Col. Comd'g. Reg't. or. Richardson, Acting Adjutant. march 28 3t. ! unuftl Meeting of the Tort Royal Railroad Company. The annual meeting of the Stockholders , F the Port Royal Railroad will be held fn raonf/irt o f. rm tiipdhflv 1 1C I'HV VI lA,?UIV/iW U. v.j vu .pril 20, at 12 M. R. II. Thater, mch.!4-7t. Secretary.- [ H. M. STUART M. D., BEAUFORT, S. C. Corner of Bay and Eighth Streets, Dealer'In DRUGS, CHE MICA LS, FAMILY MEDICINES, FAKCY and *OILET Articles, STA'TtfOlt ER V, PERFUMERY, BRUSHES,- Sic., Sic., Sic,. Together with many other articles too numerous to -1 mention. All of which will lie sold at the lowest price for cash. Physicians prescriptions careully compounded. fcb 11 CHOICE SELECTION OF R ai NEW YORK BUTTER, th BUCKWHEAT, f0 GRAIIAM AND * BEST FAMILY FLOUR. " HONEY SYRUP FOR TABLE USE. * PURE LEAF LARD. tb W A Fine Assortment of ? CORN BROOMS, * For Sale at low prices by the Dozen to ? the tracfe. G. WATERHOUSE, Dec. 7tf Bay St. M. POLLITZER, 2 COTTON PACTOE * AND C OMMISSI ON MERCHANT. fu BEAUFORT, S. C. Sept.4. 18 A. S. HITCHCOCK, * th mmitn AttSV 9c /^<tTri'CE?T T ItU Iffl f A W All Uliil lb I ? vi/t .icjciiiiu/iv yx & Uii vi ^jj yj Bounty, Pension and Claim Agent. BEAUFORT, S. C. J Dec lvr. ju Good for a Sawmill! 10 A 5ew . I>a FORTY-HORSE POWER ENGINE a For sale by , ^ March 14-tf. D. C. WILSON & CO ve se NOTICE. * COLUMBIA, WALTERBORO & YEMASSEE ? RAIL ROAD COMPANY. ? co In accordance with a Resolution adopted fe| at a meeting of the Corporators at Waltcrboro on the 21st inst., Books for receiving w] subscriptions to the capital stock of said m Company will be opened in the town of tit Waltcrboro on Monday the (?th day of May ar under the direction of John W. Rurbidge, or J. S. Glover, and Willian A. Driffle, and pu on the same dav at the City of Charleston ui under the direction of John T. Jennings, ,a Wm. M. Thomas and E- P. Holmes, and on of the same day at the City of Columbia under ls the direction of Geo. *F. Mclntyre, T. I). th Richardson and Edward Holmes. ,:h Waltcrboro, March 25th, 1872. March 2S-4w. JOHN W. RURBIDGE. ? " MANHOOD: Row Lost, How Restored. la! Wl Just published, a new edition of DR. of CULVERYVELT/S CELEBRATED ES- ta SAY on the radical care o! certain weak- th nessos, the eflVcts of .Errors and Abuses in early life. * ^ The celebrated author, in this admira- 'tIi' ble essay, cl arly demonstrates from a wj thirty jears'successful practice, that the all ularminor rnnscnupnces of such errors and .... w" "" *1 " " ' ~ j/v abuses may l>e radically cured without the wi dangerous use of internal medicine or the 0fl application of the knife; pointing out a sai mode of cure at once simple, certain, and *ai effectual, by means of which every suffer- Hv er, no matter what his condition may be, fa< may cure himself cheaply, privately, and ?> < radically. 1,1 5^ This Lfcture should be in the hands in of every youth and every man n the lh land. or Sent, under seal, in plain envelope, to ,L1 any address, jx/stpaid on receipt of six a" cents, or two post stamps. an Also, Dr. Culverwell's 4'Marriage | 11 Guide." price 25 cents. Address the publishers. CIIAS. J. C. KLINE &CO., 1J7 B??wery, New York. Post-Office ct. Box 4,587. Jan. 25-1 y. ch TolfxVG MEN ? til Contemplating a Business Life should at- th tend the Ti BRYANT, STRATTOX & SADLER til Business College, z For Circulars, and Specimens of Pen- ! manship, enclose two stamps and address w? W. II. Sadler, Pres't. Tr No8. 6. & 8 Charier St., Baltimore, Md., th TZEIE j"? COLMBIA IMOIV: is the cai JJYJEST, SPICIEST AND BEST .iei DAILY NEWSPAPER IN THE pn inSTATE. , an SEVEN LOELAES PEE ANNUM, i J," I :o: , in,s WEEKLY I YIO.Y. ji I na THE BEST FAMILY" PAPER ; * IN TIIE STATE. j Z Two Dollars per Annum, sar te?"N OTICE. ?CHAIN r ES OF IN COM , ~ PETENCY or Neglect having lieeir pre- ' terred against JOSEPH A. DT PONG? arid A. II. ALSTON, Pilots of St. Helena- and Port Royal, this is to notify all Masters and es Consignee of Vessels bound into'said Ports w not to employ said Pilots, as they are hereby th suspended. By order of Board of Commis- : ui sioners of Pilots for South Carolina. apg4 2-t. A. 0. STONE, Chairman. | n: Act to Airtend an Act entitled "Ait Act Providing for the Astessmcnl dntl Taxation rf Property, Patted September 15,1868, and all Act* Amendatory Thereto^ Section 1. Be it-enacted by the SbnMe anQ of cpresentatives of the State of south Carolina,' now met id sitting in General Assembly, and by the authority of te same: That section 108 of the act entitled "an act providing r the assessment and taxation of property," passed . ptcmber 15,1868, be, and the same Is hereby altered * id amended, by-striking out all the proviso, after flie ords "delinquent land sale," in the twelfth line; that ction llfof the same act be amended by striking out ie words "two years," and inserting In lieu thereof the ords 'ninety days;" that section 116 of the sffiiib act be? id the same Is hereby amended byrtrilfiltfc out the ords "two years," whenever the same Appears therein id insert in lieu thereof the wotdv "nfnefy days;" that ctlon 117 of the same act be, and the same is hereby, n'ended by striking out the wools "one year," whenever e same may appear therein, and insert, in lieu thereof. iC words "thirty days;" and by striking out tneworas wo years," whenever the same niay appear therein1, and sort the words "ninety days," in lieu thj?of; that seein 123 of said act be, and the same is hWbjr, amended r iftriking out the words "two years," whenever the same ay occur therein, and insert, fh lieu thereof, the worda lincty days." See. 2. That so much of the act entitled "an act tfe* irther amend an act entitled an act providing for the isessment and taxation kof property," passed March 8 171, as provides that all deeds of conveyances of retfj itate shall be placed on reqprd in the office of the Coun. Auditor before the s>tme can'be placed on record in ie office of the Register of Mesne Conveyance, be, and c same Ls hereby, amended by adding the following, k "And for each and every violation of this provision* ; a Clerk of Court or Register of Mesne Conveyance, he' all upon conviction before any court of competent risdiction, be fined in a sum ofr not less than five dollars >r more than twenty dollars, and the costsof the action,* ie half of said fine to be paid into the County Treasury r the benefit of the county, and the other half to bo lid to the County Auditor. Sec. 3. That all lands which have fotfeitcd to tho ate under the provisions of the act providing for the' sessnientand taxation of property, passed September , 1868, and other acts amendatory thereto, shall be arfrtiscd by the County Auditor, in manner provided by ction 107 of said act, and sold by the County Treasurer the highest bidder, and the County Audltor'shall c*e^ te a "warranty deed" to the purchaser. The proceeds the sale, after deducting fees allowed by law, and payg the county the amount of taxes and penalties duo nn such land, shell be forwarded to the State Treasurer the County Treasurer, and shall be credited to tho unty from which it is received on account of the forited lands. Sec. 4. That all lands and real estate within this State hereupon, or in respect whereof, any sum of money reams due or paygble after the sale provided for in sec>n 15, chapter 13, title 3, of general statues, or which e Habh; to be sold for. or on account of any tax laid by under the authority of this State, for State or county irpoaes, in accordance wnh the provisions of either of e several acts, for the purpose of assessing and levying xes for the support of the government of the State, and the several counties thereof, passed in the years 1868, CD, 1870 and 1871; shall lie exposed to sale, and sold for e payment of such taxes, and all penalties, costs and arges thereon accrued, on the first Monday in June, 72, and from day to day thereafter, Sundays only acptod, fintil the whole thereof shall be sold, at the place places, on the terms and-manner hereinafter provided , ch sale shall be by the Countv Treasurer of each coun. ... . . j: . j , at tnc county seat, wno snail expose ana oner inc saw nds at public sale, to be sold and conveyed in fee simple thout anyjright of redemption for the payment thereIfno i^rson shall at said sale offer to purchase or kea less quantity of the land so charged and offered an the whole thereof, at and for the amounts so charged r the taxes, jienalties, costs and charges; the said muty Treasurer shall declare that the State is the puraser thereof, at and for the amount so charged, and ereupon the .State shall become invested in fee simple th the titles of said Hinds, and the appurtenahes, and the improvements thereon. If at the said sale any rson shall publicly offer to take a less portion than the lole of said lands shall be soM to such perjpn as shall "er to tak the smallest portiotr thereof, and pay tho me?aud upon the payments of the amount so due to id C'oui ty Treasurer, said officer shall execute and doer to the said purchaser a certificate setting forth tho t of such purchase, and the payment of the amount I; and thereupon the said purclrsser shall be entitled to cgrant from the * ate of the undivtded right, title or terest, in fee simple without redemption in and to all e lauds so sold, and all lands belouging to any person persons, or corporation, against whom such tax was ded aud assessed, equal to the proportion which the lount bid holds to the whole of said lands so purihas^d < <1 the purchaser shall be entitled to demand partition ercof according to law, and on such partition the said rcluiscr shall be entithd to a proportional share and terest in all the improvements thereon. In addition to c sums now assessed and chargeable ujjon said lands, ere shall be added at the time of said sale five per iitumofthe amount of said taxes, penalties, costs and arges, which said st.m is hereby appropriated for tho' jwiise of said sale, arid the collection of the moneys ercon. One-half of one per cent, to be for the use of e county, and the balance to be paid into the Stale vasury. If any person to whom such lands shall bo iiek olf shall fail forthwith to pay the amount blif ercf'T, said County Treasurer shall immediately expose d offer such lands for re-sale as if no previous sale had ken place. The County Treasurer shall make weekly mittances of all funds receiverl according to the prodons of this art to the State Treasurer, and shall fc>rinl monthly aecounts for said funds to the Shvto vasurer. Sec. 5. It shall be the duty of the tlovcrnorto causo' is act to be published in such manner as shall in his Ignient he rcquisit to give full information thereof,e expanse of sai l publication to be paid or reimbursed t of the funds authorized hereby to bo charged as the penscs of said sale. sec. ('?. It shall l>e the duty of each Counfy Awflfofof :h county to exhibit the tax hooks thereof, showing al^ linquent taxes herein provided for, fir sixty days uv+i % -ceding such sale, and all persons shall he entitled to' qs.-ct the same between the hours of 1) o'clock A. M. d 12 M. each day, Sundays except, and it shall be his ty to attend said sale with the said tax hooks and to rnish to said County Treasurer, and all p-rsons requirg the same, such information as the recordsof his otfico ty afford relative to the matt >rs involved in said sale ri upui the delivery of the Treasurer's certificate of e, to execute a d -ed in accordance with section 31 ipter t:t, title 3, of the general statues of South Carolil too. 7. That this act shall take effect from and InfmS itcly after its jossag?T5hd that all acts or purts of act* onslstent with the provisions of this act be, and tho ne are hereby repealed, vnnroved March 12. 1*72. AIIIIAISTRATM'S JfOTKE. All persons having demands-against tlie" tateofMissA. F. ifeggett, deceased ill band them ia properly attested, and lose indebted will make payment to the idersigned. Beaufort S. C , April 15, 1872. P. F. Mkgoett, Aprl. 18 4t. Administrator