Dissolution of copartnership.
The copartnership of Campbell and
McBrlde of Beaufort, S. C.,%as dissolved by
mutual consent on the 20th of January. Any Claims
now existing against said firm in Beaufort County,
must be presented to M. H. McBride who will continue
the business on his own account.
Beaufort 8. C., January 24th 1873.
jan.30-3?.
TO TAXPAYERS.
Office of the Auditor. )
Beaufort County. }
i hereby frive notice that on and after
tho FiF??ifTH DAY OF FEBRUARY,
1873, i will assess the TWENTY PKK
CENT. PENALTY against all persons
who have failed on the said fifteenth day
of February next to pay their state aud
county taxes.
L. S. LAN0LEY,
Beaufort, Jan. 20, 1S73. Auditor,
jan. 23-2t.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
I
In the District Court of the United
States of America for the District of,
South Carolina.
In the Matter of Bi hrel Sanders
in Bankruptcy.
By virtue of an order from Hon. !
Geo. S. Bryan, Uuitcd States District I
Judge for the District of South Carolina.
1 will oiler for sale before the Court
House in Waherboro on Monday, the
3rd day, being the first Monday in February
1873, at 12 o'clock. M.. the following
property in COLLETON COUNTV,
vir :
1. "Beech Hill" Plantation, situated
iu Colleton County, containing about 3U00
acyes more or less, comno* u of several
tracts on Fish l'ond Creek. Bounded
by lauds of Hitter, Goodwin. Glover
Sauls and Public lload fro Charleston
to Savannah.
This plantation consists of several
tracts aud may be divided and sold in
separate parcels on day of' sale.
2. "Stokes or Hill'" Plantation, near
Blue House. Colleton County, South
Carolina, containing 2000 acres more or 4
less. Bounded by lands of F. II. Zahler,
E. M- Speight-', Peter Pye. estate of
Boynton, Loyless. e-tate of Hetidersou,
Terry and James A. Marvin.
This tract has been recently rc-survc\ed
and may be ivided into convenient par- j
nil it iv of Kill,'
3. "Mye.s" Plantation, containing I
about 1400 acres, situate i:i Colleton
Comity on tlic Heat' Waters ol' Chechaw
River near Green I' ud station.
4. "Godfrey or Shrubbery' I'laiitation
on A;?hejK>o River, Collctou County,
South Carolina, containing 7(K) aero
more or less. Bounded by lands of
Means, Illicit and A>hepoo River, a
tide swamp rice plantation under cultivation.
5. "Davis'' Plantation, situate in St.
Georges parish, Colleton County, containing
1228 acres more or less, and is
bouuded by Smith, Campbell an 1 others.
This land lies in Dorchester Township,
contains phosphate rock and is not liir
from Ashley River.
' t>. Plantation on Chchaw. Granted
to Rurrcl Sanders, containing ? acres.
7. House and lot ill Mishuwville, Colleton
County.
Also, on the second Monday. 10'h day
of February, in the TOWX OF BKAl'101
IT, before the Court House, at 111
o'clock M., the following property, viz :
8. Plantation in Beaufort County, on
the Great Swamp, containing about 4<xx'
acres or more. Bounded by lands of
Paul Hamilton, Mrs. Kiktrcukotter and
others.
y. Tract of land in Beaufort County.
"Gtethe" Township, containing 17(M
acres more or less, sold under execution
in the case <f administrators of J. D.
Sanders against A. 11. Stokes.
Also, in the TOWN OF HAMBURG,
in Burn well County,' on the
third .Monday, the iTtii day ot i-cmuary,
?t. 12 o'clock M., at the usual place in
that tnwu, for making pub.ic sales, A
Store House and Lot in said town.
Offers for any portion of this property
at private sale will be considered.
Terms of sale, (1) one third cash,
balance secured by lon.Is of purchaser,
with interest from the day of sale, payable
annually until the whole debt is paid
and payable in two equal annual instal- <
incuts, the satue secured by mortgage of
the property soid. Purchasers to pay
Assignee for paper--.
JOIIX W. Bl'RBlDGE,
Assignee.
Waltcrboro, .Tan. 14. 1873.
Carolina Fertiliser
STILL TRIUMPHANT! :
?
TilJ Mart Cf tilS CASOLIHA IS
UNEXCELLED.
tyE OFFEIt IT TO 01'U FRIENDS AS AN
article that cannot l?c fntrpawd. Aud which will
sULid the test with any other t
FIUCT CLASS ITA^UF.S.
We r commend it to the use of the l'lautiDgCi 111ni
unity as an article to be reh.tl upon.
I'rlcr nt C'horleston mid Wilmington
AVnrrliou>t< <
Cash, per Ton, 2,000 Lb?., $4C.00
b Time, per Ton, 2,000 Lbs., 53.00
Payabla Is; November free of Interest.
GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO.,
cxiiLnxjESToisr, s. o.
PACIFIC GUAM COMPANY'S
ll Ai'lTAL,
SOIiTJZ3LtE
PACIFIC GUAXO.
Tins guano is now so wru. known in
all the Southern State* f.rits n-inurkahV cf.
f . ti as an ag.-uoy for increasing the products of Is
bor, as not t?> rvqitirv sp<sial KtsmiiucmJaiion f"<tiii
to. Its us" for v.veii years |et.-t has established its
characier lor reliable cxcclUncc. The large fixed
capital by the Company in tliis trade, aifi.rds the
surest guarantee of the coutiuucd excellenee of its
Guano.
Tile supplies put into market this season are, as
heretofore, prepared under the personal superintend?
,.fiir <r II'I.IAN UAVENI L. t hetnist Ot the
l'?ni|?nv in ('harkslon, S. (.'., hence planters may
f-t assured thai its quality ai.<l cciuunsition ia j?r?*cbely
the same as that heretofore sold:
J. N. KORSON,
Selling A Kent, f'harli stun, S. 0.
JXO. S. KKKSM A ft)..
General Agent*. Baltimore.
- terms:
*43 eash; $53 time, wlllnnt int'Tes'. T*> accommodate
platters they can order now and have < :ttil first
^ . of April to decide as to whether th"v will tafc. at
timeorc.ishpr.ee. Whel dellveiad fnm factory by
tlie car load no dray age will be charged.
dec.2ii.3iii09.
A PLANTATION FOIt SALE.
A PLANTATION OX ST. HKLKXA ISI.ANn,
consisting of I7."> fte.-.-s. n'-a.'ly c' ai.*l ai:il
anMs. suitahl- for cotton, w'sli dwelling and other
buil'linj*. will be sold or leased on ve:y reasonable i
kg term App,.
J.O. THOMISON.
HK nnv '.'S-'f ^ is autori, S.?
if ill CLAIM^EEDsT"
JAMES ODELL,
BREAD, CAES, AND CRACKER
B A K E n ,
HAS just received a fine assortment of
CANDIES AND FRUITS.
He has always on hand Bread and Confectionery .
of every kind. *
COUNTRY STORES supplied with all art iceles
of the trade at reasonable prices. e
Orders for WEDDINGS AND EVENING c
PARTIES attended to with care and dispatch.
FIFTEEN LOWES of Bread for ONE
OOLIiSli, can be had by purchasing BREAD
TICKETS.
I
The Circulating Library
now open contains a choice assortment of books. J
I
I
wwn ?nr iiai mivo I
I-UH I M i nuLiuflioi
I have a fin* variety of FANCY CllODS suit- ' I
ble for Holiday presents.
james odell. J
Kf MRRCH \ XT< on thi llncnf the rORT
ROYAL RAILROAD can bo supplied vith fr >1; ' J
Rreatl. :? ?'! c*k?-s, etc., daily by leaving , I
their Orders Willi the eond'jefo*
SSSHES, MBS 8 B383S
nil! Flu!, ?l't:l ml Fir;/ Lnaixff i
Suildoro Bupplias,
AND
ZXA.r^33T7V7-.^. TVE2.
Th 1 most comj'l t-' Stock of n*iiMiri? Mat'*rls*1 to j ?
! * ha I in i)i.? SoulIi. \V offer lo all c?nteiuplatiiir
Building ?r R- pairing. Slock at low Rates enabling
th"in lo purcbas" lo a Ix-ttcr advantage than ever
oil' rtl by Bliv oil or 1 [oose.
Send for a I'rioe List.
i. n. if a ee & ro?
EAST BAY AND MARKET STS
T? "CHARLESTON*. S. C.
A LOCATION* 1*011 A SCHOOL. (1
V POSITION' ON TI1B POUT HOY A I. RAIT. ,
ROAi> to locate n p 'rnianent ilst-cl.i'.a nth-nil
for eirls of at! a ;A healthy locality, and a moral
community r. ?|*iir**?I.
A lailv of rare culture from the \V>t, an exp-wiencoJ
teacher of South Carolina, ami a jt-'iitlrnnn
who ha- served in two lar Seminaries, will cubage
in the enterprise.
Such a school w:41 ai l largely In biildiiijr up a
town, and will prove hrn.-tIa*t;7T:l Virions ?r? to a
community. Applicant* pl?m ?MrrM "TEAC1I*
i:i:.V care of !>i;tor, iutuf ?j;T I;"i?:.t< an.
pomaeia HTOSEnnsT 1
r.sTAHf.isii!:r> iv>o.
qnir? proprietor n \s a iaih.e and 1
I thrlPy stock of Southern and a< -llvtat -d
I ltd "XT TRK S. pittictila: Iv adnj>t<s' to our elit'tatc
from th arli -t to the latts: A;; l>' . l' ach's.
Peers, I'lutns. I h rrli's, A pri N? till:. :iii >' ,
>1 allure. I'o'iu'tttitiat-a. i vcr-h a 'in; Mtil -il -,
I- itrs, Enrlhli '.V:.ln>tts So iiii-li ' h- iie.t . FSPnttS,
lirsipcs, in sr. at v rlrty. Hasp rrios, Strawberry
Plants, all th ' !< ?t kind*-. Roses. nil tic new kinds.
Dahlia-.. (il:?IIo| I-. V-i?v . s, Violets, Ornam- n'td ,
FUnrlngShntta, Ac; Evorjrr*eusfbr Ceioetai aud *'
lawns In si at cafi.ly; sirirtistm ao.1 I i",-. >h
rise-: - ri..e (trail andMnmrttn v lio-es ior luals?s.
a de c. iptive Catalogue will he sent t.Iall applicants' t.
Address
W. M. si MMliR,
ilec.2n-.tm. Potnaria. S. O.
REDEEM YOUR LANDS.
The acts or coxoituss and the hi:?;i*. t.
latiousof tho Tr asury d 'parl.'i' lit In regard
to the It d mptl"R of Land now in the ]. w-i'sdon of
tile I'llit>d Slates hy reason of the Direct Tax C'oturni
doners sal -s. mi la- had at this oilier. Price ten
cents, liy mail fifteen cents.
Tirrj ,
m4 BSAUPOES
: - ) ECiiOLOjlSi!
P. M. WHITMAN,
WATCHMAKER & ENCRMR, h
Hnyo\ Uttiltlliif;. I'ny "t.
YTTII.I. GIVE HIS rCitSONAL ATTENTION
VV to tho re:i:in ine <ii lie*. ? lot ks
nml .tew. lry. ?? nnii.-nial ttii.l |?*i-11? Priority
llatf I'-into Ht slioi t |.|.|||.??.
lentIonian Itwvitist line witeln-s cm test j ji
' hHin ! t'liv i s!III. Il loot) t '.V oil? i
now * ' '! jt en's .-.on 111'.:n. \Tf tits
llax ill1. my .?t:ic'>c ol j. ! lp's a (' ' . ,
:lnt' trvi?:t !n i* .. i a*-' in* ;.r : i- ! i<> l\ir.ii?!i (
llvuuf'tt lime l" i'i" (yndloii <>i :< vrm.!. i
AIAS5B ASSfl2Sf
t
ok
STATIONERY, ;
c0xsist1xo ok
fl
letter paper,
not-' r.'.rrn,
envelope.*,
pill head*,
cards. i 1
mitable i*ic 2
i <
Bn si 7i ess Printing.
V MMaiav?w u w HS.-.- wOTKb
I
Just Ilccoivccl
AT TIIE OFFICE OK THE (
REPUBLICAN.
!
?<o\
Best Work - Lowest Price
-\r JESTVT^. fH r??."ES23
EATING SALOON
AT TIIE
P. It. AutI S. & V. It. li. JUNCTION, i
Too t avowing fMb Will hot* Cmi >n. i:i??n j
the arri"i.l of lrai:i.- Also, actoMiiioilntions for j
PORT ROYAL R. R.
EXTEXPTXO FROM
tot Royal 76 Miles towards Aopsta
Oif and after January 1.1373. the Freight and n<:
oniuiodatiun trains, will run daily, (.Sundays ex
opted,) as follows:
Time Table.
VP TEA IX.
.cave Port Royal S "n A. J
a-avc Jieaufor't O.iii " '
<ea*e Pump 10.15 " "
,vav., Sheldon, 11.05 " "
Lrrive at Yomassev, 11.45 " "
COJOT.CT WITH S. A C. It. R.
.cave Yemassce, 12.30 P. >
^ avi Party ltianoh 1.4" " "
.?avc Sand 1I!!1 2..'0' "
. ave Varnsville, ?t.l-> " "
. ivolt -overs k 3.35 " "
avc lirunvtu's 4.I-"> " '*
, ave i 'aniMlMn 4-45 " "
.oave Allendale 5.15" "
-rs'.c Apnkton 5.35 " "
eave Bel-V-ek - <'-.00 " "
/ avc Martins 5.3" " "
irrive at alillett -0.40 " "
Down Train.
,05 to M'llctt -5.30 A. ?
i ave Martins -"'. *>0 " "
i?." ' -i- out " "
.e.w Aptili'ton CI) " "
ji-tLXf Allendale 7.0') "
. ?vo Caniiielhnn 7.40 " "
/jaw KrunsonN 8.04 *' "
.eave Hoovers'.. v -8.44 "
.cave Varn.-ivillc 9.13 "
atari* Sawl Hill . 10 10 ' '
e uva Karly Pranih lfl.i.i ' "
Irrivcat Yvmaasee * 11.43 " "
Co.V.VKCT WITH C. A S. II. U.
.ear-* Voma*i?'- *.?0 '* ^
o.vc Sheldon 33) " "
. ave Pump 4 -V> " "
/"u<- lkaufort * . 0 ' *
I rive at Port Itojal 0 ' "
S. C. M1LLKTT,
Xov.3fl.Iyr. tloiil. nupt.
OLD ESTABLISHED.
""
^yKliKLY LINK TO SAVANNAH
AND
JEMMVL'EKLY TO BEAUFORT, S. C
The Steamer
1' I LOT 15 O Y.
Captain W. T. McNf.LTV,
Will l<-nvo (1.ail. ton on Monday and Thur?da;
vrnin; i t h oVh-el:.
L-ave Iknu ">>i't for Savannah on Mot.day air
liunday nights,
la-are S ivanaah f>>r Heaufort on Tin wlay and Fri
av ni'>rnin;".
I/-ave Hi-aiilor: f.ir Charleston every Tuesday am
'i Hey (.renins*.
For i reietil or I'ns*.v.-o, npr.v to
W.M. IlAi:i!lS*OX.
A T? .A..r..r<
RAVEN'EL,! ioLM lis. AO.'.'
Am-nts at ('harie.-ton
J NO. F. KullINSOX,
Asc-nt at Savannah.
W. J. TRIM.
liEAI.KIt IX
iTNROYf Cl'UTAINS,
RARER HAMilNC.S,
LACE CURTAINS, and
WIND AiV DECORATION!
'IANO and
TABLE COVERS,
WINDOW SHADES,
and HOLLANDS
PIPE?! .151) DFPOPt\TIP.\S.
Fattrasscs Made to Order awl Impaired
Lounrvt and Chairs uphold r.d on rc.TwnaM
suns, at
L343 KTr>TG- J3tZ,n.33T3'2,T
ori-osm: ir.ii'esly j/ouse.
Orh'rs. from tha Country will Ik? promptly at
t'll Jul to.
DAXIEL. II. SITAOX.
FUSNITUBE V7AEEE00MS,
17."i, 177, I7?J KlXtt STHEKfj
s. c
Whoro ran lv found a law and w-ll sol-vtrs
tiK-i; of all hinds and/r.id-< to suit tlo? of all
Ait nation is rtspvc: fully solicitid.
Mar.-h la-lir
X AC mi AN & CO.
Dj:.ti.r:r.? is
iTy Goods, Fancy Goods and Uotioss
I.VJ MKE VIX? vrilKET,
C II A r. L i: S T O A , s. c.
?,.! I
^ A VK YOUR MOW E V
ftvutmn:-* ''an savk thktk kxi'i ns::st<
l li.-aufort. rliiirl.-M ?t or Savannah l?y firallin;
on I'.M'I. .V WI'Il!! ami print Hi'ir #<?!'
I full a-? rtm.-ut of v.-rythin^ n 'Cssary for lli
i?o of man, can always )i" foiinl al tin ir .store, at
UK icon V HILL.,
Icaufort Co., near tin-PORT ROYAL RAILROAI
i:vi:ryhoi)Y.
an b" supplied front lop to t.x1 w ith the l?c*t i
vert thin ; out of limit store, which is the larav:
,n.! h. -i suppM-i between l hail. ton ami Savauiial
Tin y will ?cil
Wholesale nml Ret nil
it T. anfrl Prir-*. Oivo them a ' all th-fore ,:iln. I
he'*hv rib ?' re.
I'M I, iC WKItK.
IlieVoi-y Ilill, IVaufori t o.. S. ('.. near I'o . Roys
a'lroiot. r.'lt. t-lv.
C i i A Kit I3 STON HOT I3 L,
U JI .1 11 L E S T V X , S . C
ttch 2Vly. k. ii. J.\<
5amL H. Marshall & Co.
Importers ami Ik'ak'M in
MUSII nil 13CIS1C.I5 HAliDU.liif
Cvitlcry, Gvms,
AND
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
314 Klu^ilretM'umcr Society,
Sign of (lie OalilonGun,
Dee.V3:n CHARLESTON, S. C.
5. R. Marsiiai i.. K.X'. Marshall. J. J.We-coa
CQOPER & DUKE,
Porwai'diiis Asont<
asn
Giwrni Commission Merrhaots.
U*- Ll M D K, K A S f E C IAIT Y
POUT UOYAL, V. C.
M. p. roor?! R, OWEN.*"- VCKE
Hauiwcll, S. C. Oiarlr* ;on, S.
JielS-ljT. r
?4
BEH
I JOBBERS IN G
' Cornoi
IIAS NOW IN STORE LARGE SUPPLIES OF
Flojir, So
Starcli.
Eiscixit
For sale at the lowest wholesali
' THE ?H
, ry C
TT* T/* T? 75 n T>T? ~\r T? Ti T A/* 1.1
Jl* \ dJj Lb L/JL j^njy jjiy jl*/i 'jj.
IS AT
JOHN COOPE
X3 A. "ST STnEET S
Pcc5
1 SEA ISLAM
(Formerly the Sn
BEAUFO
This House, so favorably known to tl
ally appreciated by invalids and others se
escape, the rigors of Northern seasons, wi
' The house has been enlarged to more tb
has been fitted np with every conveniei
fort and plcasuie of its guests, and the p
. secure to all who may become their p
that are rarely found elsewhere than oi
j thus enjoying the advantage of sea air, 15
der its climate mild and agreeable. The
with the best products of the Northern ai
| accommodations, a finely equipped E
Telegraph office are among the other desi
Beaufort is in daily communication w
by railroad and steamboat, botli lines' o
I
! five to fifteen -minutes, from the hotel.
uvr P/E. ?
Eloirsos a,X]
r At the Mills 13
CILlRLh
Jmt arrived, a lot of Vo. 1 *, tnrjfll
for ri.nttnHon, Timbtr and Cart sr.irk.
Their stork In celrettt! tviti> core for <
SOI.r* is \VAUHA.\TE1). IVc are riling ft
tobrr l*t.
April i-if R. Qf
NATION
: F R E E D M E N ':
t trust cc
IXTERKST ALLOWED AND COJII
ANSI O.N HIMICIAI. DIirOSITS KVKUA
i:i:k<I!axts ami otiikks can i?i:
* ?1CIITNSLsr
H. C. J !J t> D, Chairman Advisor
' ; ^I 1
HOOKS,
SASHES AND BLIND3. j
r
fori.T-ixcs, v.nv Kirrs, ??taih j
1.1 L Fixture, IS'iil l.-rV I- urr.iyliiii.'1
ill rl?;'r?. l?raln ri|xv?. Flour Uir. I
loianl-. TVrra Cut la U'ari*. Minblo :.iiU,
jHatu l'kv.-s.
1 ll'/.VOfiH" O/.AS'i A SPECIALTY. ! C
j Circular" ami I'rloa Li<t." Kent froo on)
a|i*ji;cuikni, liy i
! i\ r. to.\ r.i; *
20 llarnc am! Et piMf.ri . %!??
> ! c S.C.
t
i.
I TO BVILDERS!
I 1
JUST ARRIVED,
i inn parrkus mmf* 1
r-- luitun.s (TJHENT,
if imi')
if 20r,Am:i:LS uAin'
: v5qo k,>:s ;;a,ia
GEO. WATKRIIOlfSK.
To Families.
ii
?T -a q t Arrived.
' 1 QQ IfOXKS SOAP,
j r.-? hakit.i^ good r:.on:, .
i
io r.Ai:!;Ei_s soap,
io tierces kick,
' 50 i:ai:m:es sugar.
U* 4TP.R|fO!'SW.
' TO EVERYBODY 11 I'
CHEAP BFADSTEADS,
i
ARM CH VIRS,
ROCKING CHAIRS,
CHILDREN CHAIRS,
OFFICE CHAIRS,
T. MATTRESSES MADE TO ORDER,
GEO. WAT-EfUIOUSE.
3 TO HOUSEKEEPERS. |'
i
i
WOODEN PA U.S. ' j
WHITEWASH BRUSHES,
i
PAINTED PAILS,
C. , . WASHING TUPS,
\
NETT "A
ROCEBIES&
r of Bay and Sixth. S
ap, Horrin
Macltorol,
Ohoec
2 rates.
BE3T3
EAPEST m
st?ck
;ood -2
"J .(MRS. .1
,t>i (AV.
t:er villi a lot of line Mules, *t?Ual>S<
llil-t Market, and KVKUY AMMAI
>r ( imh or City acceptance payable Oc
tAHAM, & CO.
sAL *
B SAVINGS
AND
)>IPANY.
oi'm>ki> tiiu::i: timts a yeau
* thirty days.
am> draw checks at
>N R. SCOVSIL, Cashier,
y Uoard.
ifSii |w
ppo?
mmM
- wl r:? vifcj
WM. KRESSEL
HAS T1IK FINEST STOCK Uljiquors,
Ssgars & Totac*
IX
. i; K A V r OUT, * . C .
.AXC nKHNMIFIMFP.S WIIISKHX
IIKNUY \\ AI.LAi'KA (o-.ol.HKYK,
JOHN omso.VS OLD homitoS.
HOLLAND (}i:
FIM'V'H Hit \M?Y,
BUST S( OTl II Will.-!-'Y.
TfAMP.WlXK. Ol.r? sir i:i;Y a ro;:T,
FINK ! IIANI'S IHIINi; WINK
Ai.IM IN IMU'TK! s-ANI'oN DltAL'GlF
no A RS AT AM. rnii is
SMoNINO Win I HAVING TOUArco,
I'll'KS OF VARlOl'S STYLES.
AT
II E !3 !EJ E I> ' G .
TNK flftori'RH'.s,
SFi.AU("FIt'Ti HAMS.
FAMILY FLO I* It.
IOOTS .\NI? SHOF-S.
hkaoy :i m>;; clothing.
i.KNLKAL 1)1'.y (iOOF-S
AT
K_R E S S E L ' S
porii' ^t-'o *rjL?z-?
SAW L PLAlTItTCr HILI
llKAl'FOIIT, S. C.
m \vu\nv kr rn
M.*xiTA(TrBKK-? op and Iu:au:i:m IN
lELLOW mi TINDER A5D Li MICE!
AND
ctprksm snnor,K*,
ALSO,
5 u i r. i> i: n s a x n r o x t r. a c t o r
?lo:ring and Coiling Boards Alxay
on IIr.nl
( - lor* for Lumber awl Tim'mr by tlio car
roiiiKilv fill'1'!. Tertns i a?h.
D. C. W1LSOX & t'C
tiov ?e-lvr.
To Merchants.
The Schooner UKIM HA, A'. Ti Trove
havili ' . ;i |M|t ill ;t, So. I O/'ltV, MoriTianii a
ath .*n can
SAVE
Money on fficht awl good.'. t>T .iv.'iy' far.'. IT!
VKTT tlnir ord"rs.
IVX O IJ 13 V
ban n.?t b-en .[-t-.i I i pUuin/ the BlIUTUA in e.
ditl'.ii tQJuipplv in- want* of ?hipt>er.'. Time and
Ij ^ 1H O JFL
will tint !>? ennOien<l when for tiio Interest of
UVFORT, | r,a5higaal
J Hats. Bmi
2R'S jgl
TOXI.B. Vr^.C ?
D KOTSL,
ixtou House.)
RT, S. C.
le travellinc: public, and more cspecieking
a genial Southern clime, rtc
11 be reopened on October first, 1872
inn double its former capacity, and
iige calculated to minister to the com
roprietors will earnestly endeavor t<:
atrons the comforts aud privileges
I home. Situated on the coast and
enufort is ay far South ns alao to rcn
i tabic will continually be furnished
ad Southern markets. Good liverj
lilliard Hall, Bowling Alley, and n
ruble acquisitions of the house,
ith both Charleston and Savannal
r which are readily accessible in frott
LT3XTC?HVX^TVT t?s O'O.
i_d UMCtxIeiS.
louse Stables,
CO, <
PROVISIONS, A
troets. ?ri
C<
Sf Nails, 5|
Bacon,
10; Syrup;
iTETT & CO.,-Beaufort, S. C.
1 of
haodco
~ I ^
JACOB APPLE *
Is opening at his
3NTo-cv Sioro
II
A splendid assortment of
PALL A5D WIITER G 0 0 B S
' Dress Goods In ail the LATEST FABRICS, comprising
FRENCH POPLINS. oi ennf A1
FRENCH AND ENUL SH MERIXOE8,
DRAPE DK NIECE.
PLAIN" STRIPED JAPPAXESE SILKS,
FANCY .IAPPAXliE SILKS, I II
JAPPANLSE POPPLINS,
BRILLAIXTS,
ALPACAS.
BOMBAZINES. t,
SATINES,
I All the latest styles of I
Moxii'iiiix'; G-ooda.
j A splendid assortment of W1IITE GOODS, such as
Lacis, ICinbroitlrrlr* A Hamlkerchit ft.
FINE BROCTIE SHAWt.Iii,
OPERA FLANNELS, all colors.
Elian! J; AMERICAN HOSIERY,
t READY MADE CLOTHING*.
AND
(Mam's fteisiiiai Goods. <=
BOOTS A^V I) S II OES.
RRl'SSELLS AND INGRAIN CARPETS, R GS, ! ''
MATS. Oil. CLOTHS. x
elaheetjTcoiitoets. : <
TRUXUS, OAK IIKL8, VALISKS. 1
GUNS, PISTOLS AND CUTLERY,
Ami a thmuoml nihor articles to bo liaJ at this . G
[ FIRST CLASS HOUSE.
'Take fare of the Pennies: the Dollars
will take care of themselves."
* You wish to ho rich? Thon bo ecc-'
nomica!. ITi
IlUT YOU It GROCERIES FROM.
JOHN FRANK Jc
I TUST RECEIVED A LARGE A SORTMENT
' rj of <InK-'i ries ami Provbinns consisting of ?
CHOICE HAMS,
STEM'S AND SHOULDERS,
no. i macki:ru
SWORD AND CODFISH. ,
. EXTRA FULTON MARKET BEEF AND TONGUES i *
U
EXTRA GOSIIEN RUTTER,
NI W L "A ! ' LARD, *
ALL KINDS N. Y.CRACKERS,
r ALLC.RAIK gsUHAKS AND COFFEES,
IIAISIKS. PRUNES,
APPLES, CURRENTS.
NUTS, PRESERVES, E
KNULISU PICKLES.
AI-SO g
S INE IMPORTED URANDV, CHAMPA 10NE,
RL'IMiUNDY PORT, SHERRY, SCOTCH <
ALE. LONDON PORTER, NECTOR
FAMILY WHISKEY,
IRISH WHISKEY,
SOOT II WHISKEY.
All poo'ls delivered to all parts of the
town FIIKK. j
Paul Brodie.
,A_ JTL O H I T E O T .
^ REAUFORT, S. C.
Priwinpxof M??I< D pio|s?rc<l fur P.;* n? Olfioo.
S|tull>'i for -|*'ciul luirjxwo-', ina'lu at .-Ii ; ! ii rir ,
Ibtx :il, P. O. P.T.I.ly. I.
REVENUE STAMPS. j '
A fiilla??ortii?jnt of all kin'L jn?t r Iro.] by
c II. G. .JUDD, !
feb.2l. Cleik of Court. '
aTs. iiitcTicockT j
r- ATTORXEY iS; COUSSKLI.OIl AT LA1Y
Uol NTY, rr.NSJOV AND CLAIM AOENT.
REAPFOltT. S. C.
Pre Ivr.
William Gurney
COT TON FACTOR ;
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT
XO. 10-' /; 1ST DAY
. AMI
- X 0 Ii TJI A TLA X TIC WUA RF
ClIARLFSrON. S. C. !(
'j lit.:.- n" nf""ii l>, n I > I ?> I.- "f ami ?liij?- '
'i nt hi;' a I -1 i-i-l awl I *|i!.i'i-l Ciiiloii. I.i!>*nil n-llatiivi
ii:ii>I<' nil cniuiiilii'i iiMi il'f'.ly | '
j. A. Enslow & Co.
COTTO.Y FACTORS
AVD * j'
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,,!
, No. 141 EAST BAY,
,, CHARLESTON", S. C. '
T.I be ml .UIvaii(T? .Hailf on Coming- '
nirnii. I (
J. A. nnslow Jan. SaiTO, J.'A. Eiulon*. Jr.
Dee. 7. Ijr. J
' JOHN BliOMK
CONTRACTOR AND HOUSE BUILDER, j
(> JOBJlIV'j J'l'MTi ALLY AHLM'LU TO
IJ " . Ofllec,
C:m:r Eaj and Ninth Si.>
B.^At'FonT, S. C
Dir.i-if. I
A QOOD BAB0AI5.
j pOUSALR?A STATIONARY EN- ;
I t G?Ni?, lour (4) botsu povvtr?in ,
',f . v
J AS. M. CROFUT,'
.UCTI01T & COMMISSION STOEE,
BAY St., BEArfrtRT, S. C#
CONSIGNMENTS of (loodn conaUmtlv arrrlrtng
d bcii^ auM at SLAUGHTER PRICES.
)NSIGNMENTS?STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL
From Now York per Steamer PILOT BOY
)00 LBS. PRISE BACOJ
From 0 to 10 Cla. the pound.
to rims i?i m wohei shoes
AID BOOTS
From 23ets. Co f 4.00>
) BOYS Sl'ITS
From $1.00 to t'4-50 Salts.
!0 DOS- LIDiES GLOVES
From 5 to 10 rents the pair.
) PAIRS MER PARTS
From $1.00 to $1 00.
Just received from Philadelphia,
C CASES MEN'S, WOMEN'S, MASTERS AND
3 MISSES
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Corstolnenf fine qualities. Sewed, Pegged, Ma-'
line and Har-d made of every variety, size and
rle known In tiie shoe line.
The lioods ar - M1;I liv ..riier of the Assignee to
so out a BANKRUPT SAt.E.
Come soon, bring your CASH and get aBARAIN!
ROCF.RIES,
DRY HOODS.
LIQUORS A SUGARS.
ALE AND LAOER OX DRAUGHT,
OLLOW-WA RE, ' ' . v
TIN-WARE,
CROCKERY
AND IIAREWARE.
[SII IIOOKS.
FISH LINES.
SEINE TWINE, Ac. Ac.,
t the Lowest Cash Prices.
ores awl Mote Coustantly for Sale.
OMESTEADS FOR SALE AND TO RENT ON
THE SKA ISLANDS. .
*
/To* Consignment of Good strictly conlMcnUal.
II. POLLITZER,
C0TT01T PACTOS
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
BEAUFORT, S. C.
Sept.L
S. MAYO, '
liny Street, Beanfort, S. C?
ROCERIES. PRY GOODS,
TINWARE, HARDWARE
. AND WOODEN WARE.
IQUOfl*. SKU AltS AND TOBACCO,
ET YARNS.
FISH LINES AND CORDAGE.
arlass, paints c*3 Oils,
WHITE LEAD AND TURPENTINE.
Social attention eiven to mixing Paints, and
Ium cut to order oi any atse. rco. 11.
Just Received,
A splendid stock ot
ItY GOODS.
CLOTHING,
1IATS A C A IS,
GROCERIES.
HARDWARE.
CUTLERY,
ROCKERY.
TOBACCO,
CONFECTION.! RIES,
TINWARE, Ac., Ac.,
t the store oi #
F. W. SCHEPPER,
Hay Street, luutl of No. ii Dock,
htoli he will sell lower than any other store in
EAUFORT. Jan. 4-ly.
II. >1. STUART 31. D.,
Corner of Bay and Eighth slroeta,
Beaufort, 3. C,
pfat.er is
RUGS AND CHEMICALS.
FAMILY .MEDICINES.
FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES,
TATIONERY. I'LIIFUMKRY,
BRUSHES. Ac., Ac.. Ac.
Together with many other article. too nnmeroni
mention. All of wliirh will he Mild at the lowet
rirc lor cn.di. 1 hysicinu* prescription* rnrefiily
iimiHiUiulctl. feb 11
Pierce L. Wiqgin
ITT01EY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW
Solicitor Secoml Circuit.
BKAFl'OKT, S. C.
Scp.l-ly
JERRY SAVAGETCOT
IHEELTOSHT AND CARPENTER,
Carts, "Wasnns unci Carriages rewind
in the best mannerat low prices.
All kinds of jobbings attended to
promptly.
MAGNOLIA ST.
HE A UFO II T, 8. C.
J. H. GOETHE, M. D,
?:o:?
OOETIIP. OFFERS HIS PROFESioxu.
sorvirer to the piiMU*. Ilemayle found a
r -i'lenc.', (iarue Hill, ncur Varnsvllla, Uouufor
S. Jan.l-ly.
fi?S']XSIONERS.7
:n:
\"I7"ANTF.I> AT THIS OFFICE THE FOI.I.OU')
? iii^' iiaim-l ? or their near-*! lu-lrs:
, ! o I. Into of?... i; 2<>;h lt<yt. F. s. c. T.
Tlioinat Thompson, late of Co. A,7lh U<gt. U.S.
:. r.
WiRhir.i PanEr, lat ?f r.p. .Mtli R?j?, F. S. r. T.
Rii haul ."ln,;l< ton, late of Co. F, I2AIII Ih-gt. U.S.
T.
Wnllatv Shingl-ton, late of Co. K, ifird Regt. lT. S.
T.
I'd ward Hawkins.late of Co. K, '.il-l Rogt IJL S. C.T.
Mil'V Mill*, witjuw of Win. Mills, latij of Co. K,
fin! Kogt. I", s.i', T.
Jan-1 Chaplin widow of Ned Cha; lin, late of C\
i\ 21 t Kcgt. U.S. C.T.
Walla;-*! Vorderc, lato of Co. P, 21st Regt U. S.
\ T.
(? ,). Washington, late o." Co. K, 33nl Regt. U. J>.
;.t.
('<!!.* Paris, widow of Allen Davis, lato of Co. 12
fir I lb-fit. U.S. C. T.
.<i -|>heii Slmiaoi.s, late of Co. D, 21*t Jl^gf. V. 8
V T
Gilbert Or* en father of Stepney Green, lato of Co,
21-t IW !'. s. T.
Ann canfl'-M. widow of Silas f'anfieid, late of Co.
11.21st It--fit U.S.C. T.
Margaret King widow of Josiah King, lato of Co,
21.-1 R?*t. U.S.C. T.
Marv Ann Shaw widow of Isuae Shaw.
Jenny Flood widow of James Flood.
Zenna Piynani widow of Aodrew Barnard.
Luey PI nek or y widow of Willi itu Pi lick n*y.
Phillisli Scrlhtllnr willow of Robert SeribMna.
TFoma- fluller In the ea?oof Kapoteou Harris lato ?
)f Co- ki, Git ttegt U. S. C. T.
THE PARKER CUM.
SCHD SVAMP rOR CIRCULAR