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The Beaufort Republican. j THURSDAY*. SEPTEMBER 25, 1S73. ! 8. IK THOMPSON, Proprietor. J. O. TIIOMFHOV, Editor. SUBSCRIPTIONS. Oi cVrnr, $'4 00 MX Mouth*. 31 00 ADVERTISING RATES. AdTCrtiaeraent* will V Imcrted nt tlio rnto of Iter jiu.in(ll) NonjUinil lin?w or Ions) for the fire! insertion. siibsciupiit insertions by contract. Tin Largast Bona Fids Circulation. THE STORM. This section was visited on Friday .l\/imnnn nml nifrht. with fine of the greatest storms of wind and rain known since 1854. The river oposite the town, from seven to nine o'clock on Friday evening, was ^ashed by the wind into a fury of waves, which dashed against the shore, pitching the surf over the sea wall on the Bay. Some damage was done to fences and Bhade trees in town, but nothing serious. Ou the Port Royal railroad, above Yemasscc, the rain was the heaviest known for many years. In many places it appears to have corno down in waterspouts. The banks and cuts seem to be li'.e^ally flattened down by an immense weight of water. The water in some cuts stood three feet deep. On the pine lands near Allendale and Early Branch the water was six and eight inches deep in' places where it would seem impossible for water to stand. Six or eight water-ways were washed out on the road between Yemassce and Bruusons. A freight train met with an accident on Friday near Altmans, from the giving way of a small tresscl. The engine went over safely but a car loaded ?:.t. __1* tVirmmli nnd another Willi BttlU U IVI\V liUIVU^ia OHW freight car followed it. No person was injured. At Duck Creek tresscl and at Penn Branch, the banks were washed out by the freshets. Some bauks were destroyed that have stood all strains siuced 1SG1. The mill dams were washed away, damaging the road in several places. Gangs of men were early at work trom both ends of the road, and it will le in running order again ere these lints reach our readers. At Bull river the blow w as very severe The little steamer Bull Ricer was sunk while lying at the wharf. She was raised on Saturday without diffis'iliy. Several flats t0 phosphate ?Cufpanies were sent adrift, some fences aud trees destroyed but no serious damago resulted. The weather has since the blow been fine aud cool. On St. Helena the gale was equally felt. Several sha .ties were blown to bits while the oottoii was somewhat injured. The house of Mr. Bui tun was blown from the underpinning and turned almost upside down, The family were inside but were not seriously injured. They crawled out of the windows' aud took refuge for the night iu ^ shed. The freshet in the Saltkehatchie river is the greatest since 1841. The water ou Monday was up to the slcecpers on the railroad bridge. Tho stream poured through Buckticld Culvert and forced its way into the Pocotaligo river. The swamps aro so full that the deer have been forced out of them aud tho hunters are enjoying fine sport among them. Mr. Wni. Cuthbert saw nine of them on Monday withiu a short distance of \'euiassee. The G'ale Elsewhere. The gale on the Georgia coast was very severe. At Thomasvillc over $10,(XX) worth of property was destroyed and ouc woman was Killed by a falling house. At Quitiuan two churches were blown down and several shops and dwellings demolished. The cotton crop over a large section was badly injured by the wiud and rain. The railroads suffered badly in every direction. On the South Carolina railroad near Reeves turnout the Augusta night express train ran into a broken culvert, 'lite eugine and five box ears went into the creek. The engineer, \V. H. Breekman; W. Boar, fireman; Smalls, fireman, and Ceo. McMauus, train haud were instantly killed. The oldest inhabitants in the neighborhood agree' that the fall of rain and consequent tise iu the waters is entirely unprecedented. The embankment where the accident occurred is fully ten loot high, and the water not only washed all the earth away, but flowed over the top of the track. The flood extended a 1 along the line of the road. At a point three miles above Branch vil e, on the Columbia branch, the road, iu a level plain, was covered with water to the depth of several feet, and the track was wa3licd up, causing a detention of the down Columbia train on Friday night. Reports from points along the line of the road state that five mill dams between thi? city and Columbia were broken by the flood, and that a large amount of property was destroyed by the water. Or* *K.* ii/tethnMwtiilli 11 I llA wul 1? VU HiV liVlluv.HOfc\.iii ?vv.M ???v **-' represented as being equally unprecedented. Near SulUir's depot, about fifty-eight miles from the city, a culvert was wa-hod away, but the damage was discovered in time to convey warning to the down train due at live o'clock on Saturday morning. All along the road the evidences of the flood were visible. At one point the track lor a mile was covered with water. On the Central Railroad, in Georgia, an accident similar to iho oue on the South Carolina Railroad L reported by telegraph. On Friday, a culvert about eight miles from Mill?n was wa bed away aud the engine ot i freight train, with six freight cars, precipitated into thcchasui. The em u.ccr, William Storey, a fireman named Tim Scott, and a train liaud were instantly killed, aud buried beneath the ruins. In Charleston the gale was accompanied by a heavy rain-lall. which during the storm amounted to Ih'j'i inches. Some injury was done to the smaller eralls in the harbor, but the vessels iu port rode out the gale in safety, and were extremely fortunate in their almost entire escape from damage* The steamship Virginia I reach .d here on Saturday afternoon lroia Baltimore. She t countered tho gale vbout seven o'clock oa tho jjrcvious evening .while off Cajpc itcyuiaiu, but scaped without -suffoiiug any damage. Oa tho Irian I tlu Ipcople wero '('readlully alartnoJ and much annoyed by the raiu beating in tho houses, but no damage was done. Annual Statement Of Clerk of Hoard of Co. Commissioners. Office of The County Commissioners 1 of Beaufort Co. > September 8, 1873.) I hereby certify that the following is a correct statement of t he number of days the present board of County Commissioners ol Beaufort county has been in session, ; aud tho number of miles travelled by members of the board iucouuoction with their official duties. J N umber of sessions of board. 23 Dr. Haul Hritchard, present at board, 2 Dr. Haul Hritchard, engaged in official business, 50 Dr. Paul Hritchard, miles travelled, 2080 Geo. Warerhcuse, present at board, 22 Geo. Waterhouse, engaged on official buiiness, 45 Geo. Watci housc, miles travelled, 75 Seaborn Drayton, present at board, 16 Seaborn Drayton, engaged on official business 49 Seaborn Drayton, miles travelled, 1050 I further certify that all accounts audited and allowed by the present board Omtn?u PnninikcinmiM were Verified V/l VVUIM'J VVUiU4MW*V??.V according to law. S. D. Gilbert, Clerk of tlio board of Commissioners for Beaufort Co. """ AUCTION SALE OF A LIBHAHY. X o A BARE CHANCE TO SECURE valuable books, both of legal aud miscellaneous character will be offered by the administrator of the late Major J. J. POPE, on Tuesday eveuing, the 14th October, (during the next term of court) Among the books to be sold arc the following : LAW BOOKS. Bay's law reports, 2 vols, Treadway's law reports, 2 vols, Mili's law reports, 1 voi. Mott & McCord law reports, 4 vols, Bailey's law reports, 2 vols, Hill's law reports, 3 vols, ltiley's law reports, I vol, Dudley law reports, 1 vol, Rice law report?, 1 vol, Cheves' report?, 1 vol, Spear's law report?, 2 vols, Btry'ohart's Jaw reports, 5 vols. Richardson's law reports, 12 vols, Riee Digest, of law reporte, 1 vols, Desaussure equity report?, 4 vols, Harper's equity reports, 1 vol, iMciUullaU ij equity reports, 1 vols, Hill's equity reports, 2 vols, Bailey's equity reports, 1 vol, Strobhart's equity reports 4 vols, Richardson's equity reports, 12 vols, Siiuoutou & Connor's Digest, 1 vol, Connor's Digest, 1 vol, East's english reports, Story's equity jurisprudence, 2 vols, Hughes' equity draftsman. 1 vol, Fonblanque's equity, 2 vols, Barton's equity, 1 vol, Bunow's equity reports, 2 vols, Cowper's equity reports, 1 vol, Barbour's .Mass. Digest, 3 vols, Daniel's cbaucery reports, 3 yols, Harrison's chancery reports, 2 vols, Atkyns' chancery reports, 3 vols, Stephen's Nisi Prius, 3 vols, Archbold's Nisi Prius, 2 vols, Greenleat on evidence, 3 vols, Itoper on legacies, 2 vols, Crabb on real property. 2 vols, Collyer on partnership, 1 vol, Fearne on remainders, 2 vols, Taylor's landlord uud tenant, 1 vol, Warner s law studies, 1 vol, Smith on contracts, 1 vol, Toler on executions, 1 vol, Tyler on ejectmeut, 1 vol, Gale & Whately on easements, 1 vol, Mitford,8 pleading, 1 vol, Story's commentary on constitution, 1 vol, Ilill on Trustees, 1 vol, Bussell on crimes, 2 vol, Tidd'8 practice, 2 vols, Tidd's practical forms, 1 vol, Smith's leading cases, 2 vols, Pressley's equity evidence, 1 vol, Forsylhe on composition with creditors, 1 vol, Broom's legal maxims, 1 vol, ? imams ou reai property, r voi, Stepheui on pleading, 1 vol, Coke upon Littleton, G vols, Wood's Conve}anting, 1 vol, Kent's Commentaries, 4 vols, Cbitty's pleadings, 3 vols, Chitty ou Contracts, 1 vol, Chitty on bills, 1 vol, l'hillips on insurauce, 2 vols, jilackstoue's commentaries, 5 voIb, Wharton's law dictionary, 1 vol, Brightley's Digest, 2 vols, Conk ling's admiralty practice, 2 vols Conkling's practice in U. S. courts, 1 vol, Wheat >n's international law, 1 vol, Yattel's international law, 1 vol, Grotius, 1 vol, U. S. Statutes, (vol 13,) 1 vol, Angell on tide waters, 1 vol, Bankrupt laws U S., 1 vol, ltules in U. S. House of Representatives, 1 vol, Code Kepolcon, 1 vol, Georgia Code, 2 vols, Miller's Digest, (Georgia,) 1 vol. Hargrave's notes, 1 vol, llirnk case, S. C., 1 vol, Wither's compilations. 1 vol, iline's legal forms, 1 vol, Attorney and Solicitor's pocket book. 2 vols. Gould's law studies, 1 vol, Vrni.tini. in iticfire cOUrtS. 1 VOl. X i(*VMVV ?M J , _ . Tieatiae on naval trai'.e, 1 vol, Abbot's forms au?l pleadings, 2 vols, Digest S. 0. laws, 2 vols, MISCELLANEOUS HOOKS. Waverly novels, 27 vols, Robertson's History, 10 vols, Bolingbroke's works, 4 vols, Milton's works, S vols, Bishop Hall's works, 6 vols, Jeremy Taylor's works, 2 vols, Aristotle's ethics, 2 vols, Political text Book, 1 vol, Webster's Dictionary, octavo, 1 vol, Richardson's Dictionary, quarto, 2 vols Shakspeare's complete works. 7 vols, Shakspcare concordance, M. C. Clarke, I vol. Calhoun's works, f> vols, Lord Bacon's works, 3 vols, D'Aubienc's reformation, 5 vols, Hugh Miller, 2 vols, Bulla's history of America, 2 vols, Marshall's life of Washington, 2 vols, Neibur's history of Rome, 2 vols, Hitter s history of qnvwai phvlosophy, 4 vols, Plutarch's lives. 0 vols, Edgar A. Foe's works, 4 vols, Afl Shell's Irish bar, 2 vols, Humboldt's Cuba, 1 vol,. om Walter Scott's miscellanies, 3 vols, 01 Sidney Smith, memoirs, 3 vols, p Sidney Smith, miscellanies, 2 vols, Dailies animated nature, 2 vols, } Progress of the United States?1790 to by 1850, 1 vol, a c Fleetwood's life of Christ, 1 vol, Ge Martell's fossil remains, 1 vol, Ca Miliuiry commission to Europe, 1 vol. Sei Raffle's history of Java. 2 vols, 8jti Raffle's history of Java, Plates. is; France, and its revolutions, 1 vol, Butler's works, I vol, of British essayists, Jeffrey. 1 vol, oh; Lives of chief Justices of U. S., 1 vol, 0tl Austria in 1848, Stiles, 2 vols, Kr The Divine government, McCosli, 2 vol, ' na Antique vases, ] vol, _ fol Benton's thirty years in the senate, G( 2 vol, Ifi Hume's history of England, 4 vol, X Drayton's memoirs, 2 vols, ^ai Historical collections, S. C., 4 vols, Historical sketches, S. C., 1 vol, foi Historical sketches, S. C., 1 vol, sh Geology, S. C., 1 vol, OU Historical society, S. C.. 2 vols, sa Documentary history of 8. 0., 3 vols, or Fiance under Louis Phillippe, 2 vols, on Tookc's diversions, 1 vol, Lockes essay, 2 vol, th Ricardo's political works. 1 vol, th Mackintosh English revolution, 1 vol, Ilallaui's middle acres, 3 vols, Southern review, 4 vols, ta Macauley'fl history of Eneland, 1 vol, Life of John Randolph, 2 vol, I>eQuincy*B writings, 2 vols, Bohn's classical library, 14 vols, Bohn's British classics, 13 vols, Bohn's scientific classics, 4 vols, Bohn's standard classics, 13 vols, Lawrence physiology, 1 vol, Pulpit orators of France, 1 vol, Charles Xllth, 1 vol, U Carlisle latter day pamphlets, 1 vol. LolaMontez, 1 vol, Robertson,s life and letters, 1 vol, Robertson's sermons, 1 vol, p Gardening for the south, 1 vol, ()l Voyage round ;he world, 1 vol, h Ramsey's Vistory U. S., 3 vols, t] Good's hook of nature, 1 vol, Say's political economy, 1 vol, jy Daniel Webster's works, 6 vols, oi Goldsmith's miscellanies, 4 vols, Luther's psalms, 2 vols, ^ Sanitary report, 1 vol, '0 Antiquities of St. Augustine, 1 vol, Federalist, 1 vol, t( Karne's elements, 1 vol, t. Mirror of Lif?>, 1 vol, n Licber's Civil liberty, 2 volp, y Lieber's political sketches, 2 vols, j. Goldsmith's animated nature, 2 vols, St Paul, 1 vol, a Joscphus, 1 vol, t| Speeches of Ilenry Clay, 1 vol, - u Writings of chief justice Marshal, f 1 vol. Mcintosh miscellanies, 1 vol, t| Anthon's classical dictionary, 1 vol, jt Roman antiquities, 1 vol, M Locke on government, 1 vol, M Pro-slavery argument, 1 vol, Couchology, 1 vol, ?, V>lli;UiUllUll Ul lilts UH'UUi X IVI) Hireling and slave, 1 vol, b McKcnzie's works, I vol, Ki.se and Fall of the Irish nation, 1 vol, Rise and Fall of Christianity, 1 vol, Constitution of England, 1 vol, Youatton the horse, 1 vol, Southern farmer, 1 vol, n Christ in history, 1 vol, " U. S., Canada and Cuba, 1 vol, Discourses on truth, 1 vol: Yirgils Bucolics, 1 vol, r; Horace, 1 vol, c Horace Delphini, 1 vol, Sallust Delphini, 1 vol, Ovid, Delphini, 1 vol, II story ol Greece, 1 vol, n Southern matron, 1 vol. I Every day philosophy. I vol, American constitution, 1 vol, Lays of ancient Koine, Gnizotts essays on Washington, I vol, Titi Livii, I vol, Essays from the London Times, 1 vol, Esops Fables, 1 vol, Kobertson's history of America, 1 vol, Stories of enchantment, 1 vol, n Cicero Tuscnluni, 1 vol, J Franklin's works, 2 vols, Johnson's Gardener, 2 vols, Catechism of U. S. history, 1 vol, Husbands in Utah, I vol, I; Goodrich history of U. S., 1 vol, Dr. Hall's devotion's, 1 vol, Ir Encyclopedia Americana, 14 vols, C( Daley's Evidences, 1 vol, Wonders of Geology, 1 vol, Jebb's attack and defence, Butler f Analogy, 1 vol, Calhoun* specehes, I vol, Love of country, 1 vol, Hound pamphlets, 5 vols, / Shakspcare, 4 Nos., unbound. Fossils of S. C.. IS Nos., unbound. British poets, 1 vol, Burns:, 2 vols, Milton, 1 vol, Dante, 1 vol, Tasso, 1 vol, Byron, 1 vol, 1 Boots of America, 1 vol, Boots of America, 2 vols. Boots of England, 2 vols, Booms by Marks, 1 vol, Poems by Amelia, 1 vol, j Booms by Truesdcll, 1 vol, Booms by W. G. Simms, 2 vols, i<> Oracles from the poets, 1 vol, J J' Ifvnerion, 1 vol, ?i Wilde's Summer rose, 1 vol, The Country, 1 vol, Dana's Hymns, 3 vols, Science of familiar things, 1 vol, Political convention, 1860, 1 vol, Mitchell's Atlas, 1 vol, n Arabian Knights, 1 vol, , Life of Mrs. Milton, 1 vol, t<> Borneo. 1 vol, Pictorial history of Germany, 1 vol, "J, Brandc Encyclopedia, 1 vol, n< Biddel's Latin Lexicon. 1 vol, Macauloy's essays, 5 vols, it. British Eloquence, 1 vol, One box pamplots. Also the following HOUSEHOLD rraiTlltE, ETC. Tol.cS.ild at 2 I'. M., Tuesday, Oct. 14 .11 oil 1 Chamber sett, (9 pieces.,) 1 Spring be.1,1 oaken ^ Rurcati, 1 mahogany Whatnot, 1 mahogany card Tattle, 8 Oil runnings in frames, ? Engravings in * frame*, 1 Clock, 1 pr candelabra, i i tgar maim, i Secretary llook Case, 3 Library Cases, Lot shelving for library, 2 Iannises, 1 mahogany Bedstead, 1 ma. ^ hoganv Crib, 1 extension Dining Table, 1 mahogany Wash-atand, 10 walnut Chair*, 1 offlco Chair, 1 re- ' dining Chair, 1 Rooking Chair, 1 Kasy Chair, 1. e Whatnot, 1 Cushion, 4G yds. Wool Carpet, 24 yds Cotton Carpet, 33 yd*, matting, 9 Plat tern, 2 Wash- Ul bowls and Pitchers, 12 Plate*, 1 Sugar Howl, 3 VegoaMe Dishes. 4 Salt l>Ishes, 1 Bowl, 3 Goblets, 2 Turn- 3' biers, 1 glass Syrup Cup, 4 Flat Irons, 1 Scale Benin, 1 Balance, with weights, 1 Pail, 1 Piggin, 1 Sugar ' 1 Box. 1 Firkin. 6 Sjioons, 2 Knives, 2 Forks, 1 Wooden Bowl, 3 Bathing Tubs, 1 pr. Fire Irons, 1 Mortar and Pestle, 2 Baking Kettle, 2 Chambers, 1 Hoe, 1 pr. Curtain*, 4 Spittoons, 1 Side Saddle, Lot old liar- 31 no**, 4 Plows, 1 Cart, 2 Washtubs, 2 Walters, 1 Brass Kettle, 1 Tea Kettle, 1 Wafflo Iron, I Wafer Iron, 1 Demijohn, 2 Decanters, 11 small Witie (Basses, 19 'u larger Glauses, 1 Gilt Vase, 1 Stono Mill, I Fort Sum*. ^ ter Paper Weights, 1 Duster, 4 Boxes, 8 Barrels, 1 1l' Picture in Gilt Frame. su Sale to take place at the residence of the adwiuLstrntur iu Beaufort, where the ? property can be previously inspected. w II. U. JUDD, J Admiuistrator. # ifiOLES OFJSSOCIATION. = ATE OE SEW TOltK, 1 p / : vs.s.' ? t and Coinrry of New Vcqk J iVE THE UNDERSIGNED, fiEREasjoeiate oirsclves together to form orporate body, and organize under the y neral Statutes of the State of South rolina as re/iaed and adopted by the aatoand Iljute of Representatives, j ting in General Assembly, in the year a r 1, and approved. . i The said association is for the purpose ? cotton compressing, warehousing mer- ' indise, supplying and using steam or ler power for general purposes, at l'ort 1 vnl, S. C. ' We hereby adopt and assume as the 1 me and style of our association, the ( lowing title, the ?ObT ROYAL )JTON COMPRESSING WARE 1 OUSING AND POWER COMPA- \\ Y. The term of the existence of the ] id company is to be fiftv (50) years. The amount of ch|>ital stock shall be , rty thousand (140,000) dollars, which , all be divided into two thousand (2,- , 0) shares of twenty ($20) dollars each, id shares shall be only issued for cash its equivalent at a cash par value of e hundred cents for each dollar. The paid up stock of said company, is fifteenth day of September, 1873, is irty-five thousand ($35,000) dollars. In testimony whereof, we have hereito affixed our hands and c Is the fifstith day of September, 1373. DAVID WHITE, It. s I WM. W. BENNETT, u s GEO. A. BENNETT, [l. S.] Signed, scaled and delivered in presence of .T. B. None?, C. H. Johnson. NITED STATES ok AMERICA,) State of New York, J-ss City and County of New York. J By this Pcblic Instrument be it embmbered, That on this fifteenth day f September, A. D., one thousand eight undred and seventy-three, before me, lc subscriber,' Joseph B. Nonks, a oinmissioner in and for the State of few York, appointed by the Governor f the c Ute of South Carolina to take roof and Acknowledgment of Deeds, lortgages, letters of Attorney, or any ther instrument to be used or recorded 1 the said State of South Carolina, and ) administer oaths and affirmations, ike depositions, Ac., Ac. Personally ppeared. DAVID WHITE. WILLIAM IT. BENNETT and GEORGE A BEN IETT, the persons described in and who xecutcd the annexed instrument, and cknowledeed to me that they executed lie same v luntarily and free y, for the ses and purposes therein stated, as their ee act and uccd. And I further certify. That I know lie pq^sons wh > made the said ackimwidguient to bo tho identical persons dojribed in and who executed tho said anexed instrument. In testimony whereof. I have licrcun) subscribed my nauie and afiixed my &/.;?! an., I tllil t'lMII. IIKlilfll Jllld (l.-IV fir?l efore written. J. B. NONES, Com'r. State S. C., lor the .Mate of New York. fo. 9] Dunne Street. spt'2.V3t 10SM0S. VS. CflROLiaflS. Those who wi.-li to attend the niat-h nine in Charleston on the ii'Jih wl mvr Konul?*rt at to It. til . (Ill t)ll> Tickets and bailees can be had from ir. II. Lockwood. president, or J. I\ loyee, captain. Tickets good for die )und trip, $.'5,0<k It. Feed the Hungry The Largest Loaf OF BREAD. \VM. HARRISON IS NOW BAKs'o 'he largest loaves of the hest bread i the town of Bean'ort. Sec what a juiwittcc of couneii says. scpt.2*>-3uior. J. ML Williams. ATTORNEY AT LAW Beaufort, S. O. ?:<r.? Will practice in Circuit Courts of the 1 Circuit, and Trial Justice Courts on he Port l.oyal ltuiiroad. sept. IS-1 y. Notice. 7IX-SOMHKR8 HAVING DISl'l!AIIGK fAli~rKUs in my |??s. gtion can cct tln-m l?v i*tnuTapplicatton nr their application U-inif c -rtlfied l>y a notary (miIiIIc, who should utate that from e evidence he fore hint he W'lievtK the applicant to i the person he represents hinself to he. AiteitU i|>lication must lie uucout]iaiiicd by power of Attory rrom claimant. JAMES U. TONKINti. , opt.2.'), :t-t. Notice to Teachers. run: ItOAHl) OK SCHOOL EXAM INKIlS WILL L will lie ill musiou at the S -boot fntunii->ioiiois lire In the Court House, on the tlr>t Momley in Oilier next, for the purposeof exaniiniii^ leaehera. Session* will In- held on each Mondu , Wi due.layid Friday during the month. Teaelnn wh.i have rti Urates from last year will return them to the jard. Bv order of lite Hoard, JNO. Ill NN, nufnrt, S. G, Sept. 23,1S73. Chiiirnian. pi.It. SHERIFF'S SALE. HEWITT A MORGAN DAVID vs. NORTON. By virtu? <ifSuu<lry write of Fieri Facias lo rrcted, 1 will sell at public, out cry in front of my Bee, in the Town of Beaufort, on tin: first Monday October next, 1873, being the sixth (C)day <>f id month, between the legal hours of sale the fi 1wiug projierty to wit: All the right title ami interest of David Mortonand to all that, tract of land situate lying and dug in the County of Beaufort, and State of South irolina, and containing two hundred and eightykht (288), acres more or less u|?ui which is situated te water mill gin and screw |>tcs?,) and Boundtd nth by lands of Henry Solomons, south by lauds teiy set olftothc said David ilorton as his Ilomccad east by lands of Mis. Huberts, west by lands I the estate of lvdwanl Martin. 1-evied ujkju as e property of David Ilorton on at the suit of ewitt A Morgan. Terms ( ash. Also, W. A. Plaits, A George Cope, all the right titlehi interest of George Cope in and to all that tract, 1 land situate in the county and state aforesaid, and muded north by lands of A. E. Varus, south by uds of \V. It. Barns, A 1". B. Prlester, east by laud ' Adeline Barns, west by lauds, of O. P. Williams, vied upon as the property of George Cope, at the lit ofW. A. Platts. Ternu Cash. Also, II, M. Ulnier A E. Clmer vs. It. C. Bowers A 8. A, jwers, All the right title and Interest of lb C uwers A 8. A. Bowers in and to all that tract of ud situate in the county and state aforesaid, bum*1 north by lands of J. U Hoover A II. U. Lewis uth by huiii oi a. Lew is A Joe UoitLv, east by t \ nth of Dan Lllis uirl Cow Bay, n ut by lands of 5 ewis, and Joe Goethe, and and contalningtwo hu rod (200) acres more or lets, levLl upon us tLo ropcrty of R. C. Bowers, and A, Bowers, at the lit of II. M. Vlmtr, and E, Clmer, Tcnus Ca.h. \?W. wiLsoy. tf. 15. C. Beaufort, S. C., Sept 13,1873. ITM. S. LANCE, ADMINISTRATOR ESTATE OF THOMAS FERBEBEE WM. FI RREBEE ET A'. By virtue of an order to ine directed hy Hon. Jno. . Mahcr, dated the lllh day of July, 1873 I whl ik1! t public out cry In front of iny office In the Town of teaufort on the first Monday, in October next, 187". icing the sixth (Gj day of said month between tic L-gal hours of s le the following pioperty to wit: All the undviided shares of Thomas and W'm, "erreboo, being to each, one undivided fourth of that ract of land railed '-Horse Isinnd," situate lying and icing In the County of Beaufort, and State of South 'arolina bounded north hy lands of estate of John tnd Wilson, Fcrrcbee east by 'ands of estate of Jno. Ferrcbee, called Cater Bay tract, south l>y lands of sitale of Chas. Ifcyward, and west hy lands of estate jf John Ferreboo, and containing in the whole hirtcrn huudrcd (1300) acres, more or less. Terma one third cadi the baianec in two yea# in wo eipiai aniui?i liiKuiinn'ri^ KX'iimi iijr L11<* mum >f the purchasers and a mortgago of the premises luld. WM. yiLSOH, s. a c. Beaufort, S. C. Sept. 13,1873. Notice-* APPLICATION WILL BE MADE At THE EXsrtNO legislature for (ueorporalion of the Town of Hrutnion, ou the Port Royal Railroad, August 1st, 1873. aug.l-l.3-mo. WANTED ?A good wardrobe and a book case Apply at this office. A Rare Chance Offered. For sale or to rent, the.stork, pwelLtso and Grist Mill comer of it. A Scvt nth Sts. For further particulars, iuiptiro of K. X. BURKART, sept.IS-2t. Cor. E. A 7th SU., Beaufort. WANTED, TWENTY-FIVE Head FAT BEEVES and SHEEP. Will tako them at Port lloyal Ferry. doc.lO-Ir- JAMES JENKINS. TO THE WEST! TO l'HE WEST! Befiro making arrangeuie its to follow the advice of the "thousands who have already gone," It would bo well to consider what has been dona to make the journey to your "Homes In the west" as pleasant and as free front danger as human skill and foresight can accomplish. By con-mil iation and construction a road has liecn put In operation on the shortest iiomlble line from Nadiville.Tenii., to St. Louis, "the luturu great City nf the world." This line, the ST. L06IS & SOUTHEASTER}' RAILWAY haa during the i*sf year, earned an enviable reputa tloir by its smooth track, prompt time, sure connections, a;.d the inagiiLie-nceof its jnuocnger eipilp in nl. Its trains are mad up o: new aud commodious day cars, provided with Ihe'cclcbraUd Miller coupler atul platform, and the Wcstlnghuuse airbrake. , It it jfjuUUrlj .'.'is on'y line runninj P'tllnutn 1'dliicr PrnKh'j-l'' - m Ste*]Mi:>i Qi<'i On witho'U an;. cf,a iji'/iwii Yim/ii <7 e tn ijf, lynn... No other line pri icuds to tiliir ?uch adirntagc:, pith.? in distance time or c<uipi:iciit. Why, theu journey by circuitotis routes ' Do not be induced to pttrcha. e tickets to St. U i.is or tlee W? at by any other line, retuvui boring that Tl:t -St. LimIs A .Souths-antcm" is the xlnrfi'M, e'e-;.es.', ijiiickrji, hrj ami on'// line till d> ronO mating ue nt from Na-hvillc I- 81. Louis -... i i. r- . , r m i ...ill., il... to si. i Kansas t 'ity,'? .a!..t, D. n. r, Cailfot iiia, T. >.l., ai d all wu-t.r.i p dots It U also tile ' C'liie.lgo Shortest Line," via K- snarl! 1c. You can secure tin- chenjie*? rah s fir yourselves and your movable* ou applieatioii, in |s-ts ni or ly l.tt ?, t . '.'it vs. Me 'a :ik, S en hero Paeomi jer Agi lit near Coll-street d pot, Nashville, To till., or to the uii IcrJguuL W R. DAVENPORT, Gen. Tick t Ag't.Sl. lei..Is. No trouble to answer ipiest!" nsJitti 1-71. ^ t i , WM. KRESSEL HAS THE FINEST STOCK OK Liquors, Segars & Tobacco IS II K A II F 6 U T , 9 c . LANG A KERN II ELMERS WHISKIES, 1IENKY WALLACEA (0\S.,OLI> RYE, JOHN GIKSON'S OLD ROFRUoN, HOLLA Nil GIN, FRENCH IIUANDY, rest worni whisky. CIIAMI'AI NF OLD SHFItRY .V FORT, FINE ISLANDS RHINE WINE. ALES 1.. ROTTLRs AND ON DRAUGHT. SUGARS AT ALL I'KIc: S. SMOKING ANIM HEW I Ni i T<H!A( I (I, l'IFES OF VARIOUS STYLES. AT imESSEL's. FINE GROCERIES, SUGARCURED HAMS. FAMILY FLOUR. ROOTS AND SHOES, READY MADE CLOTHING, GENERAL DRY GOODS AT K II E s S E L;S . v-liallilenlMKxrt ojuISc/p&itJfiSfyrr, i; y lira chdsJftatU Rdiltlid!rjkr3,ltTm Giimis, \ EfjLite and Mdrilc iLvitbi-.IlKrvuLDrMJ. ^ g Ttl^^hUe Pine.WdinMEuuyLujaie^ ? BJ tUi 'KXAU/LcrJiiJie n jQuj,<xct. * 2 ACLWorkWirrtntti. 1 j LOWEST PRICES. J i Send, fir Price LUt. J LH. H ALL & CO. 5 aM < J(uutfitCurtrs & l)nUrt. J 2,4^0,8,10.2Luhit Street. Q 22j,223,XntB*Y4' ' CHARLESTON, S. 0. J Entered according to act of Coiiga'w in tU'year 1973.liyl.il. II.J! & Co., in v?.: liKarian uf Con ? - j ??? * (WITII LATKtT IMfKOVEMKXTS.) jyj FOB 20 YEARS STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE. [u)' TliBOHGHOUT THE WORLD. If ron think s buying a Sewing Machine ft will ? pay you to examine the records of thane now in one ami profit by experience. The Wheeler A Wilaon Manila alone aa the only Light Uuunlng Kochlne, aalng the Katary Hook, making a Lock Stitch, alike on both allies of the fabric sewed. All shuttle machines ?T| wa-te power In drawing the shuttle back after the stitch is formed, bringing double weir and strain upon both machine and operator, hence while other Hi machines rapidly wear out, the Wheeler Ac WIIlon laata a lifetime, and proves an economical Investment. Do not believe all that 1a 'promised by tho 'Cheap" machines, you should require proof that years of use liavo UsUxl their value. Money once thrown away cannot be recovered. Send for our circulars. Machines sold on easy terms, or monthly payment taken. Old machines put in order or received In exehangc. WHEEL Flit A WILSON MKfi. CO.*8 OFFICES Savannah, Augusta, Macon and Columbus (Ja. Columbia aud Charleston, 8. C. W. 11. CLEAVE?, Gou'l Ag*t ' Savannah, Ga. PORT ROYAL" V&eKET ItlJVF. Attention at Shippers Is IhTlted to the First OIass Faollitlca offer* d by the ubowe line for shipping between l( Port Royal aid Nov Tori, Boston. Battlinore and Pladelpliia. w For Information Inquire of S. C. LOUD & CO., 50 Nt/CTU M., hew York, OU & JOHN RICH & CO., POUT itUYAL. H. C, 0 June 12,1 <73. Wm. S. Tillinghast c Attorney At Law. rmCETBON, s. o. " junc.12 I;. JOHN RICH & CO. UENKUAL ^ aipjiaj ami CGmEiission McrcbaiitF. 1)12 M.KRN IV VELL01T I'm: TIMER liSR LIBBER. J Hoy Grain and Provisions. ^ AGENT* PJ-R PORT ROYAL PACKET LINE. ! IOIIN Kit II . Port lloj iil. ?. C. Ic ? ch wi V. II. WRIGHT Brnufort, H, C. m, PAUL, <fc WEBB AT ' 1 HICKORY HILL AND BRUM'S z An selling "If III Ir slock at GREATLY SEDUCED PBICES " To uiakf nxjiu Tor a LARGE SPRING STOCK. Merchant* ami Farmci* can Us supplied with s batter and choapcr article than can be supplied at any stun: Ltwecn Charleston ami suvaunan at, WIIOLC1.U.E AND RETAIL. ? FAHMEKS Tan savo money t>v liuviinr their PWWJ1IS, PLOTt ill-LINKS, HltlDLbiS. HAHNKnS, TRACE- _ CHAINS, HACK-HANI'S and COLLARS ..f int. Wc bare Just reed veil a large supply of fresh Garden Soods Of all varieties at ten eenu per pai>er. \y K.J. WKHH is agent for STONO PHOSPHATE and uill In- U;ul to receive orders from Fanner*. Trios Stono Phosphate (soluble) cash SfMX). Time, 1st "f November, SW.no. StouoAeid Plm-pliatc for eum|s>stliig witli cotton pj seed Ac., cash s&MK). Time, 1st of November, $11.00. DOORS, SASHSS AND BLINDS. MOPLMNOS, HKACKKTS. KTAIR Fixtures, Iluilders^ Furnishing | Hardware, l'rain Pipes, Floor Tiles. Winjliuuttls, Terra Cotta Wart. Marble and | Slate l'leccs. H7A7>0IF GLASS A SPECIALTY. ' Circulars and Price Lists sent free on application, by P. T.TOALK, ? 20 Ilayue and :EtPinkmy sts.. Charleston, & C. XCE. XCE. OUT & DOR = ja are now prepared to furnish . I OB | in quantities to suit customers?At fi the old ICE HOUSE, 7th st. ro: JoiLN CONANT. J. A E3LJI0.NS. ! ?? - a, 1 lENCH'S NEW HOTEL, | r Courtlandt & New Church Sts- A NEW YORK. I i the European Plan. I RICHARD P. FRENCH, " i ?f tbe late Col. 1UC1IA ED FRENCH, of French'. I, bu taken this Hotel, newly Sited up and en" f renovated Uio same. Centrally located In Ui. I NESS PART of the city. Ilea and Gentlemen'. Din lag Rooms attached. >ftJ8-hn. jwjuimax, . [USIC PUBLISHEK. jTr 3 porter nnd Dealer in Magical Merchandise of every description. _ . Continental Building, ^ ? WASHINGTON ST., BOSTON. Juae.H-tjr. \ eo. Waterhouse LS JUST RECTEVED A CARGO CONSISTING IW TART OF Ames Plows, ?, Nails, Plantation Hoes, Axes, Manure Forks, Garden Rakes, Bush Scythes, Grass Hooks, Round Point Shovels PROVISIONS. our> Sugar, ^ * Molasses. Soap, Butter, Potatoes. FURNITURE* )0 Bedsteads, 20 doz. Chairs, 40 Rockers, rashstand8, Bureaus, Excelsior . , Mattress Stuffing, Looking Glasses, etc. MEATS. tit Beef, Pork, CoJfi>h. Ham<, I^ard, Mackerel, etc. LASS WARE AND CROCKERY, (iRXKIt.VL MERCHA!raWE._ AUi'JVIS, .UAT1IKU, UIIjUJjU'IIJ. Extra Refined non-cxploslte KEROSENE OIL ^ eanroni. 50 1 oxes Flcrrines, 5 bbls. No. I Mackerel, < < 5 half barrel* Mackerel, JO kits Mackerel. Iiecsc, Pickles, Chow Chow Spec*, etc. 75 bales Hay. 200 bags Oats. ARTIFICIAL MCNE ~~ >R AIN PIPE roiu the manufactory of D.W. LEWIS A Co., Ponton Highlands. i i MIS PIPK IS MADK FROM I'PRF. HTDHAI I^ *4 Cement ami Grove), by new au?i improved nmluery. It harden., aim improve hjr ago, eUhor ton exiioaen to tlie air, when under isrmiiid i?rwwl?Hji.l in water. M ha. Mood the lot of lime in ail uaea. BUILDERS TAKE NOTICE. Nik nll^ la Vv'llur iiarof nv tnrfelrnlv t.rm abtmndva ikllirtlicm safe, durable and easily put U|>. It it much In* thon ? brick chimney, and in many ipesis li tier, Fancy chimney top* come frith the w. >lzm frum 3 to 20 Inches, for sale at Boston list ' WATEBHOUSE & EICKEE. ^ u. S. COMMISSIONER ro> EAUFO It T COUNTY, J. U. THOMPSON, 13 oaufort, 0. O . W. J. TRIM. DEA I.Kit IX IN DOW CERTAINS, 1'Al'EK IIANtilNtiS, LACE (TRTAINH, and 1 WINDOW DECORATIONS A NO and TABLE COVERS, WINDOW SHADES, AXD HOLLANDS. JPER mm AXD DECORATIONS. attract* Miraenr v.-j ?an*I r?d. Lounges and Chain upholstered on rcaaonabk) ins, at S48 KINa STREET, OPPOSITE II'A VERLY HOME. Drdcn from tbo Country will bo promptly atided to. DAN I p!L II. SI UCOX. TtrrDwrmmsf m a T?n>nnvfl * W Mil uy MM TV MMflNVyWH) 175. 177. 17V K1NU BTRKKT, # 7IZAnijEISTON. 0. o. Where can be found a larRO and well selected Dck of all kinds and grades to suit the tastes of all. An examination is rcsjiectrulljr solicited. < March IS-lyr XACHMAN Sl CO. DKALKItS IX ry Goods, Fancy Goods and Notions. 13U .MICETIXU MTHKKT, 4 CHARLESTON,, 8. C. ApU Port Royal Railroad KTotlee. t LL FREIGHTS FOR CHARLESTON AXT? \. SAVANNAH, or aolng North will be received , i Monday*, Wrdneidaya anil Fridays, beetweeu Ibo >ur? of four auU six. f. m, P. HAMILTON, t Agent. By order of J. 0. Sioobk, Supt. Iy4-tf. FOR SALE, J louse and Lot in Beaufort. JR PECUNIARY REASONS, THE SUBSCRIBER Jar* ft* sole his House and valuable Lot In Beanrt, st s low figure, and oo accommodating terms, J Apply at the Court House, or on the premises. | 1L 0. JUDD. gl Beaufort, S.C, Sept. 13.1873. sept.lSAft I I