The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, January 22, 1870, Image 8
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SAT^J?^Ati JANUARY 22, 1870.
Tn* SroCK Journal.?Our offer to
Furnish the Urangeburg News und Tho
American Stoek Jor.rnal, for ono-year,)
For Two Dollars, if paid in advance, will
be closed on tho 1st of Fobuary. Per
sona desiring to avail thomsclves of this
advantageous offer, will cntlu forward
and aubcribeor rcucw their subscriptions J
Wore that tlate. '?' -* 4 > ?
The Court tuet on Monday lust at half
post two o'clock, und 'hu? beeil Chgtiged
during the tfcek in the trial of casus on
the Issue ducket.
Capt. F. M. Wanuatitaker, Was, Upon
examination, admited to the practice of j
We have received *? A selection froui
n? epiopoem, by ti Scribbler/' a piece of
tare merit and beauty, which is on file
for next week.
The Report of tW "onimittce on Fer
tftizcrs of our Cot y Agricultural So
ciety, will be published next week.
Our old frien I Mr. D. Louis, at the
?corner, is closing out the entire winter
Btock on hand, at cost prico. Call soon
?ud get bargains.
Wo have received from Messrs, Watte
& Armstrong, their "Amateur'.'? Guide
to the Kitchen Garden, Descriptive Cata
logue of Garden Seeds nod Calendar for
1870." Mailed free to nil applicants,
address, Wado & Armstrong, No. 1120
MarkoVf?trcct, Philadelphia.
Oun Stock Quotations.?The great
fluctuations und uncertainty of value at
tending the commonest sc-Uritics since
the war, render reliable and regular quo
tations or grot intereat to the public.
Wo ore therefore glad tn announce that
wo have made arrangements with Mr.
A. C. Kaufman of Charleston, to furnish
Us ^'ith Weekly reports of those securities
most important to on-* readers, and can
depend;:;! o:-. r;r. rfrit-'y accurate for
the d ?y on which they are made.
^ Skiouls A?cki?k.\t.?U.i Saturday
last, (Lite pool!* of the seh >ol of Ohas,
Jliute\ Kw|. iwmr lfcavct Pond P. O
lA'Xtirgt.m tenuity. Were as Ambled at |
their ^i hooi houao for the examination
ut the e!o?M of their ivivm. After the
?x* ;?:a.itt i t. aa l a collltnm, partaken uf
by the scholar* and .visitors, the pleasant
occasion was H?ing concluded wit\
Ja lie jug- ?Whilc the merry party were
enjoying thumaolvc* in tnis wny\ the
Wind rose, aml .hluw so violently that the
dancing was suspended. Scarcely hud
the dancers taken their scats when a
uddoit burst of tviud swept over the
mildiug, rtnd it fjll ersah tug to.llrlLoarUiy
crufliung beneath the falling timbers, its.
entire occupants, and piling thorn in
confusion, nnd dismay, iii a promiscuous
hoap.- ? Wo learn that about thirty per
sons woro injured eomc severely, but
none fatally.
I
Tho exercises of tho School at Santec
Church, w;ll continence on Monday Jan
uary 24th. 1870, Application should be
made to Mr John Rarrott.
Pkteu's Musical Monthly.?1
full of beautiful songs and music. Each
number is a music-honk, of new aim
delightful pieces. 81,50 for six month:.
$3,00 per year.
.Several hundred Jewish families will
in t.ho spring bo sent to America by
the Central Committee of tho Allianoe)
Israelites at Konisbcrg. The sub
committees, on tho liusao-Prussian iron
tier will soon be in working order, too.
All MST OF A MURDERER.?Yester
day morning about 11 o'clock, Mr. Wm.
V). MoMichnel, Doputy Sheriff, wa? in
formed that Charm, the man who killed
Mr Pargan at (irahatnV. Cross Roads,
on the^ North Eastern Rail Road, during
a disturbance woilo Reynold's. Menage*
rie was exhibiting at that place on Tue?*
day night, 18th inst., wus in Town. Mr.
MoMichenl war, at the Court House
whou he received the information, and
immediately started in pursuit, Buintuon
,-iwg a jtoxsc coiilitatu* us tie hurried on.
At rite corner, nonr4 TrendwtH's Hotel,
he got the first sight of Chavls, who was
then half a taillb fi6iu hiln, near thc^
?M Clave Yard. An exei.ing raco now
ensued, Chnvis rnnuing toward the River
Swamp, hotly pursued by the SheiifTV
party, who fit'ctl Seven shots at llltn. Ho
was at.last caught in the Swamp up to
his neck in water, and brought to tho
Court IloUtte, and thence conimMtml to
Jail.
It is now positively asserted in know
ing circles that a first-class newspaper is
tube at once (started in Washington city,
which is t? bo the centra) organ of the
Democracy. It is to be controled by
able and experienced Journalists, and to
be sustained by ample capital.
We would call the attention of our
readers to the fact, that Messrs. Cornel
sun, Kkamkr & Co., Agents of the
Zells' Atuiunuiatcd Roue Super Phos
phate, have roccived a largo supply of
this valuable fertiliser, which we can
ssfely recommend to our planters, hav
ing the full endorsement of the great
Oenrgia'Cotton planter and experimen
ter Dr. E. M. I'etnlloton of Sparta, Ceo.
See what ho Bays in tho Peecuibor No.
of the Southern Cultivator, page 381.
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Out of 1") commercial fertilizers, all of
them put down at the rato of $10 per
acre, it was the second best, paying 91
per cent, whereas Peruvian Guano paid
only fit? per eont and Rhodes only 39 per
cent. We have also a number of certifi
cates fi :>ni Planters of our own State and
'\iunty, who have used it before, and
the Agents are prepared to furnish e:r
tifientes from all parts of the Southern
Stuf** upon applieatiou to them.
Give it u trial and be convinced.
jntl 8 tu2.
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COMMERCIAL.
MA 32 E&I.T KKPOllTS.
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Omer, or tuk OnANUKneco, Nrws,
January 21, IHtO,
COTTON?Sales during tho week ?0
bales. We quote:
I >r.Unary.'-\C< 22
? Low MM<Utug.
Middling.'..221
* - . - - - * - . \.
Roroti Uo*r..SI 20 per onshcl.
?foty?.$1.20 per bushel.
Cow Peas?.$1.2"> per bushel.
1'iNOK.its.$1.00 per bushel.
HOLD.mtu?w.?.?. 20
SibVfitl...i..._?mt. 10
- CHARLESTON MARKET.
ClI aui.r.sto.n, I'lMlOW AlottM.vU,
January 21, 1870.
Ordinary.
Good Ordimity.
Lou- Middling.
Middling.i:..r.w....24 J
LiTKfiT QUOTATIONS
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES*
m
CHARLESTON, S. C,
Corrected Wtekly by A. C. KAUFMAN^
Broker, No. 25 Broad Street.
January 21, 1S70.
State SF.cuumiss?South Carolina, old,
(o 82 : do new, (>< 7H; do, regist u stock,
ex bit (5)7ft.'
City Skcijiutiks?Augusta, Ga., Ronds,
HOC; 8(1 ; Charleston, 8. C. Stock, (ex qr int)
ft2(ow>4; do, Fire Loan Ronds, (o)7ft; Co
lumbia, S. 0. Bonds, (?}70.
Railkoao Bonos?Blue Ridge (first mort
gage) (,:>'.?'??; Charleston and Savannah,
.",s(.r,'>; Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta,
(<t)81 ; Chcraw and Darlington, (o\H0;
Grconville and Columbia, (1st mort) ?7ft;
do, (Stute guarantee) 68@C0; Northeastern,
80(/t>82; Savannah and "Charleston, (1st
mort) (n>7f>; do, (State goarantcu) @04:
South Carolina, @80; do, 71 ; Spurtun
burg and Union, (u *>0.
Railiioad Stocks?Charlotte, Columbia
{and Augusta, (j&Oftj Greenville and Colum
bia, 2; Northeastern, 7@8; Savannah
j and Charleston, 22 '.(?<. ; Smith Carolina,
(whole shares) 8c%8Uj do, (half do) 18?
|8|.
Kxciianoe, Re?-Now York Sight, g off par;
[Gold, 120(o 122; Silver, lift? 117.
Sol i n CAiloLlN.V ii \.,iv QiZJ.fi.
*Bank of Charleston. to)
?Bank of Newbcrrp. (a)
Rank of Canidcn.ftt)(.,,
Bank of Georgetown. (0,20
Bank of South Carolina.It )(??'?
Bank of Chester.'tt(o>
?Bunk of Hamburg. 6un
Bank of State of S C, prior to 18?l...?5(n>
Rank of Stale of lame 18(0 and lH(>2..15(n)
?Planters' and Mechanics' Bank of
I Charleston. @
P*Pcople'a Bank of Charleston. (<o
?Union Bank of Charleston. (3}
Southwestern R R Bank of Charles
ton, (old).? ..'.??&
Southwestern It R Bunk of Charles
ton, (new).!? ".i'.<
Stnte Bank of Charleston. 6(a)
Farmers' and Exchange Bank of Char
leston..?. (iijl
Exchango Bank of Columbia.I
Commeroinl Bank of Columbia. 2(a)
Mcrehanta' Bank of Cheraw. 6@
Planters' Bank of Fuirfichl . 6@
State of 8 C Bills Receivable.par
City of Charleston Change Bills...par
* Bills marked th;ts(*) arfc ?o.ng redeemed
at tho Bank Couaters of eaoh,
ja 0 23 8m
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& ABTM I LL & VI N.CE.
CHEAP GOODS FOR CASH!
dry goods, Fancy goods, tiUmming, etc.
roots, shok8, hats, caps and trunks.
orocerie8, hardware, crockery, woodware, ac
a full stock of planter's implements, euch as
Plough moulds, sweep iron,
trace chains. hoes, axks spades, slings.
forks and plough lines, &c. '
(JitEAP FOR CASH At "
CARTMILL &. VINCE'jS
russell st., orangeburg), 8. c.
: Jan 2 oct 0 tf
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TA r- ?? ,-? rr-r *t>*K" v.'- .- , ? . ~ . e\ . gl i- ? ?_
ETI WAN GUANOS^"
SOLUBLE MANURES,
AND
SULPHURIC ACID,
MANUFACTURED AT CHARLESTON, ?
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF N. A. PRATT, CHEMIST FOR THE
Sulphuric Acid und Super-Phosphnio Company.
SOLUBLE PHOSPHORIC ACID, in the form of SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
or DISSOLVED HONK PHOSPHATE, is the basin of all good rcrtili/.-rs, and these are
valuable in the ratio of Soluble Phosphoric Acid which is in llu-ui.
The immense deposits of Ph?spbatic Quanos which wire iliseovCred in 1807, in Sonth
Carolina, by L)r. PRATT, consist mainly of Insoluble Phosphate of Lime, winch is made
available as n Fertiliser by being ground to powder, und reduced by Sulphuric Acid io auch
a condition us to make iis insoluble phosphate soluble in water, nn'd tlius made capable of
Iminjr taken up by growing plants. The insoluble Phosphate found in any commercial Fer
tiliser, is nf no more value to the plant than the original Phosphate rock. The greater tlie
proportion Ot Ihis solnble Phosphate which any Fertilizer contains, the loss the quantity re
quired per acre, and consequently the cheapest Fertilizer is that containing tlu highest per
ecntnge of Soluble Phosphat?.
Impressed with these trutliB, the SULPRURIC ACID AND ,k:UPER- PHOSPIl ATE
COMPANY have erected nt Charleston t It o first extensive A did Chambers South of Baltl
morc. and arc nhle tooff.!r to planters the UltillJ.ST PERCENTAGE Of'.SOLUBLE
PHOSPHATE OF LIME known in any inarkot.
Their Fertilizers are offered under two forms'!
1. r.tiwan, No. 1.?PURE .SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE, guaranteed to contain 24
por cent, of Dissolved Bone Phosphate of Linie. Si',0 ja r ton, 10 per cent, discount ;v:r cash.
?. HI iwan. No. 2.?PERUVIAN S I:PER-PffOSPH ATE. guaranteed tr. contain
j 20 percent, of Dissolved Pone Phnsphato. and 11 In 'i per cut. of Anonoitia. with a stlffi
cient addition of Peiuviun tiuano to adapt it 10 all Crops, ?70per ton, ltl percent, discount
for cash.
WE ALSO OFFER:
DISSOLVED BON'!, of high grade, for planters or inanufaoturcra, who may desire to
mix into any other eorapo-u, and we suggest Mhat this is the h.?st mid cheapo*! method for
manufaetuees to transport ilia Sulphuido Acid contained in the mixture. Will he sold at a
fixed rate for eaca p<-r cen rtjjc.
WM. C. REE & CO., Agents,
No. 14 ADGER'S WHARF.
jan 8 Ilm
Just Received at
DR. OLITEROS'
THRESH GARDEN SKi:i..s ? MVIl ,\s
Onion Sets, t'nld: :gc. Turnip.*. Hud iish.
Reel. Reims, l/arrot. Celery, < o'.Uiits,vCoflt.
Cucumber. Kpg Ibnnf, Kohl Itahi. Leek, Let
tuce, Mustard, Ol.ru. Pur-ley. Parsnips, Pep
per, Salsify. Quasli, Spinach. Tomato. Jkc.
Dr. OLlV ttOS respectfully cu|is the at
tention 6f Cho public i<> his V'AUIER ?Ii 1
WKLL SEI.KOTLR Sioek ut" M MHCLNES,
whicc ho warranls pure end reliable.
His lmij< experieueo in Ihn dispensing and
compounding of Medicines warrants luin in
saying that all those of his own iiiuiiufufiture
nre guurnmteed pure in every particular.
E. .1. OLIVERttS. M. I)..
jan 8 Druggist and IMiarinareutist.
iT you want a good garden bdy 3'ottr
Seed from K. RZKKIEL, at the Sign
of the Iii}; Wateh, who h is just received
a full supply from the celebrated ftriu of
D. LANOHKTtl & SON, and are war
ranted fresh and purO.
lie is also agent for the Celebrated
Murfec Sub Soil Plow.
jan I c ly
l /vwi nnwARp.-- i will
_l?V/\/\y givo Ont* Thousand Dollars
Reward tor any ease of the following diseases,
which the medical faculty have jirononocod
incurable, thai br. Richau's Golden Kemcdics
will not radically eure. Dr. Riehun'sQolden
Ralsa'.n, No. 1, will eure Syphillla in its
primary and secondary Stag OS, suoh as old
ulcers, ulcerated sore tbrnat, sii>-''eve-', skin
eruptions, 6;'rcr..o5 ??! the scalp, caraicatios
diseases and tnereury therooghly. Dr.
Richau's Golden Mulsum. No. 2t will cure the
thir l stsges, or Loftlary Syphil'i?. Syphilbtic
and Merouria] Rheumatism, ami I defy those
who suffer from such diseases to obtain a
radieal eure, wit hunt the aid of this nie Heine,
which (hvs not prevent the patient from eat
ing and drinking what they like. 1 have hun
dreds of certificates showing the miraotilous
cures effected by these remedies. Price of
cither No. 1 or No. '2 $r> per bottle, or two
bottles $!>. Dr. Richau's (iolden Antidote?A
snf?, speedy, pleasant, and radical cure for
Gonorrhoea, (licet, irritation. Gravel, and all
urinary derangements, accompanied with
full directions, warranted lo eure. Price
$3 per bottle. Dr. Richau's Qolden Elixir
de Amours?A radical cure for General De
bility in old or young, imparting energy to
thoso who have led a life of sensuality. It
is invaluable to those who are anxious far
an increase of family. Powerful, harmless,
and speedy in restoring health. Price $?
per bottle, or two bottles, $'.?. On receipt of
price, by moneyed order, registered letter,
or express, theso remedies will be.shipped to
any plueo. Prompt attention paid to all
eorrespondon(8. None genuine wit limit the
name of Dr. Richau's Remedies, D. !i.
Richards, solo proprietor, blown in glass of
bottles. Addre?? DIL D. R. RICHAU'S,
No. 22S Varick st., Now Yor?'. 0*lft? aeurt
from 0 a, m. to 9 r. at. Circulars sent.
Aug. 21 . ? tf
Mt. 7Aoi\ Institute,
W INNS IK) IK), S. C.
.1 C'Af*..'.-//mi I &i>riHtil School f'ir /?/#//.??
^riMIS SENT !MT!!1S INSTITUTION
will ho thoroughly i rained in all the
branches of i I h i .1 education?unless par
ties prefer Hi w s.ms !?> isko
; a BUSINESS QDjtfftSE,
which will embrace careful ilrllling in Com
mercial Arifluu '.tic r?nd ?ither English studies.,
nie! is tli signed to tit boys for mercantile life,
dr actual buVinessNif any kind.
A uniform, uniting economy with neatness
of costume' will ho adopted, the next year,
and th" discipline made Still more effective
by eorrthlriing ?ionne of the features of 11??*
Military A.oudciuy with those of the Normal
Sehn 1.
T< rins p r Ressboi of five months :
Hoard, tin In ling tuition in.all the brunches,
only. $lOYktfc).
I ? Scholastic year opens 1st Monday in
February. For pan iculars scud for circulars.
Address, G. A. WOODWARD,
jao S?Jit, Principal. ?
Oran&elnirg Bakery,
V. PITTHAN,
T> 11 Q 1> It J. 1 ? T O Tt.
HAVING proeitrod the services of a
. FIRST CLASS BAKER,
Mil. TtI03. W. A1.BK11UOTTI,
I am now prepared to do all kinds <>f RAKING
at a moments notlee, ami to furnish cumom
crs and tlo* Trade generally with a good arti
cle, ami at Charleston prices. Mt wholesale and
retail to Merchants and Families,
No expenaea will be spared on my part lo
please my Customers.
The following list of Rread, Cakes and
Crackers kept constantly on hand, and
fresh :
CAKES:
Pound Cake Large ami Small.
Spang? t'ake. Sugar Cake.
Drop 'uke, Small Fancy Cakoa.
Scutch t'ake. Lafayette Cake
French Tea (,'ako. Lemon t'ake.
Lady's Fingei'Si Large Ginger Nuts.
BoliVefS and Thick Cakes.
C 11 Y C lv K H H:
Trott tOU Crackers. H?tt er Crackers.
fee I CrncUer*.
Sugar Crackers, Large Bisatiits.
B R V, A X>i
Wheat Dread. Rye Dreed,
flrallam Dread.
Fr?nch. TwitH Split snd ('np Loaves.
Thu highest fas'- prices paid for UUTTBR
and BUGS,
The Subscriber respectfully returns bis
thanks to the oft liens of Orartgoburg for
their patronage in the past, and respectfully
solicits a continuance of the same.
npl 24?ly V. 1'ITTIIAN.
CABIXF/r M A1? R A\D UN
DERTAKER.?1 raspeot fully solicit
oik in the ahovo line, such as Collins of
all style?, repairing Old Furniture, nutting
New Cane Bottoms in OhaiTS, and ?11 other
work in the above line done with neatness
and dispatch. All work warranted. Uivo
me a trial. B. J. LOYD. Market-Si.,
dco 11?Jim Next to .inn. A. Hamilton
Xr ota<-t' to Debtors and C'rcdi
J.^1 tors.?All persons having claims
uguinst the Estate ol James Wild, deceased,
late of Orangchurg County, will present
thim. duly vouched, on or before the let day
of April nox\ or payment will be debarred.
And all persons indebtod to said Estate will
make payment forthwith.
DAVID B. OARRICK,
dec 2??Ct Qualified Administrator.
THE BALL IN MOTION*
-:o:??f
Decline in GOLD is Having its Effect
:o:
Seeing is Believing, and if jou Wishjx) Believe
call at
CORTTELSON, KRAMER ?& CO/S STORE,
Ab wo fbr a short time, intend offering fbr CA8LT, a LAUGE P?RTI?N bf ]
OUR STOCKS whichj in comparison to tho REAL VALUE, will look as if wo wish
to GIVE THE GOOD3 AWAY. Con.o OFTEN and come EVHRWDAY.
?ORNELSON, KRAMER & CO.
j ?n 22
oct 3 k
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COStNELSOU, KBAMER & CO.
A HE AGENTS FOR
Zells Ammeniated Bone Super Phosphate.
npIIEY ALSO KEEP ON IIAND AND TAKE ORDERS FOR PERU
J_ V1AN and PACIFIC GUANO; and all other LEADING FERTILIZ
ERS.
Dissolved Bone, Plaster, etc.
jan 22 tf
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now is the TIME TO 151 V CHEAP!!!
I SHALL, FROM THIS DAY UNTIL THK FIRST QJP MARCH NEXT, OFFER MY
cut!re Slock of FAI?Ijaml \Y INT Kit <i*M>l>S at very Low Prices, Tlie remaining
Sinek of Cloaks, Shawls. Winter *>resj? Goods and Ciotking will ho offered at Cost. Th-sa
GOods>mtis1 beeoklto make rount for Sl'RINO GOODS, done soon and get bargains. I
have also a Good Slock ol Hoots, Shoes, Hats, Clips, Groceries, &c. &;c., cheap for Cash.
jnn 1 nug 23 lj.
BACON, FLOUR, SAXT.
t. a. Jeffords; & co.,
CORNER UUSSELI^-S'f AND R. R. AVENUE.
llsa constantly ou liand, a full assortment of (*itOCJKifcllv'S, which they are
offering YKRV LOW, also a very fiiie lot of LIQUORS.
GIRSON'8 NXX IVIIISRKV oTy
PURE Of.D CORN WHISKHY
OLD BOURDON WHISKEY Or,
$fi 00 per Gallon
2 00 per Gallon
1 GO per Gallon
jsKANDY, GIN <fc WUSTK?
Also a cheap lot of IT\MXH.
Parties wishing GR DC Kill KS would do well to call au 1 examine our SOCb
purchasing elsewhere.
dec IS Omo sdr
J. W. PATTERSON,
IIAYE .lUKT P.r.CEIYED
FIREWORKS.
bon ton boxes.
HAVE YOUR CENTS! ft* Twenty-five
Von v>ill buy n SWEET SURPRISE:
Candy of a Varied flavor?
And. to train your Ltady's favor.
Gt)l.l) OR Kl LVEU WATCH, or Chain,
Studs or Mar Kings you will ?aifi.
Hrcust-Pins. ILlttnri* lor your Sleeve.
OPE THE I'.ON?'twill n .t deceive :
PA'i'l S'.Uc'ON pins SURPRISE in oil.
DISAPPOINTMENT CANT P.KFALL
dec la
Ruv the Hex. and vom- Surprise
? iii delight your Neighbor a eyes
W. T. M?LLER,
GROCER AND LIQUOR DEALER.
OFFERS Tt) tdk Pb'ltl.lC A well SELECTED STO K OF FRESH FAMILY
GROCERIES and Pino Bran Is of CHOICE LIQUORS,
Calling the sife'tiGon of Housekeepers to the fact that I am supplied F.VEP.Y WEEK
with Fresh CA RR AGE (Rial end White). ONIONS, CODFISH", .Risil POT A TOES, DRIED
APPLES, Also German, Hanoi and Wallnuts, and Coaco Nuts ami H?ttcr Nuts and S. 0.
Piccan Nuts,
The folldwing brands are on draft, ( A 111 NET. rys, COHN. MOXGNGaral V
f ranch nit ANDY. Holland gin, Jamaica hum, catawra wink, port
MALAGA, SHERRY and ( LAUFT. Also
lager, CtlJfiR AND EDTNHUnG ALE.
I shall try and koop only an a No. 1 ARTICLE of all I offer for sale.
The OLD CITIZENS of the County will ho happy to find Mr. john FAIR, formarlj
Agent of the 8 0. r. R? at this place, with me.
Come onr ami all, ami sec for yourselves.
.lust received ft Darrel* of the far famed CINCINNATI L\GER DEER. This Lagor
needs no rccomme.idation, but to drink it and pay for it. Respectfully,
pov is?iy w. t. Duller.
Assignee's Sale*
Id the "District Court of tho Dtiit?d
States for tho District of Sotltlt C*rolini.
IN BANKRUPTCY?In the matter of '?. m.
Knott.-, Bankrupt ex jntr(? ?\ 15. Gl?*? r.
Assignee.
By virtus of an order of ;Mlc from the l!;
orableike District Court of the Luiu-d States,
for tho District of South Carolina. 1 will sell'
at public auction, at OrniigcKng C. it., on -
Monday the 7th day of February licit, at tho
usual hours of sale, all the real estate of tho
said Bankrupt, situate in the Counties of
Lexington and Orangcburg. The land .will
be sold in tracts as follows, plats of wliict
willbe exhibited on day of sale.
Tract No. 1. Containing 004 aer?v tnnre or
loas, situated in Lexington County, bound*d
by lands o? Dotuinick, William* und other*.
ALSO
Nu. 2. Containing 'i04 acres m?re or le**;
and ?qtlrldod Hy tracts Nos. 1 hnd o ami Phil
Sd/unip.
AXSO
No. 8. Containing 280 acres more or leys-,
and bounded by tracts Nos. 1 and 2, Donii
nick and Bull Swamp.
h I AL80
No. 4. Containing 400 acre* mnr? or le?1?:
add ?.???im.led by Bnll Swamp, and tracts No*:
5, 7 and 8.
ALSO
No. 5.. Containing 307 acres more or
and hounded by Bull Swamp, DominicK,
Nocso and tracts No. 4 and 8.
ALSO
No. 0. Containing 445 ?eres more or less,
and bounded by lands Black, Strickland.
Hooker, UactNo. 7 and Jones' Bridge Ho...I.
ALSO
No. 7. Containing 471 -acre? more or Irs.-,
and bonnded by tracts No. 4, 8 and 6, and
Jones' Bridge Roa<L
ALSO
No. 8. Containing 432 acres more or I ??*>?.
nnd bounded by Stalcy, Neesc, tract a N<>s. 4,
5 and 7, and Jones' Bridge Road.
ALSO
No. 9. Containing 101 acres more or P ss.
nnd bounded by Jefcoat, Williamson ?od
Jones' Bridge Road.
The above nine tracts being part of ihe
Homestead of suid Bankrupt.
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The tract known an the Huff tt-net in Lck
ington County will bo sold as follows :
Tract No. i. Containing 308 acres more or
Ichs, situate on Chalk Hill Creek, and bound
ed by Williams, Jones, Haruon tract, Kin r
Jones' tract nnd tract No. 2.
AL80
No. 2. Containing 248 acres more or tea*,
on the wators of Hockey Spring Branch, and
bounded by tract No. 1, Jones' land and the
Creek tract.'
ALSO
The Kizcr Jones' tract containing 344
acres more or less, on Chalk Hill Creek,'in
Lexington County, and bounded by Jones,
Wells, Hydrickand Huff trat:!.
ALSO,
Ono tract of land containing 22", acres,
more or lees, on Chalk Hill Creek in Lexing
ton County and boundei by the Huff tract,
Jones' tract, and estate of (built, known as
the Uaraiao tract.
ALSO,
One tract of Land containing 270 acres
m'oro lens, in Lexingtou County, on Pood
Branch, and bounded by lands of Jefro ?j,
Huffman. Neesc, Hoover and ovi.ers, kvua'g
an the St.ilcy tract.
a lso,
One tract of land containing about 17.V?
acres more or less, situate in Lexingtou
County, on Rockcy Spring Branch, ami
bounded by Cullum, Minis, t >??.!., Cli.rks.ui
and others. This is a valunb'e mill seat.
ALSO,
The tract known as the Gardner tract, s.'lu
ate in Orangcburg County, will be sold in
three tracts as follows:
Tract No. 1. Containing ll2 acrea more or
less, nnd bounded by Bay' Bfcllth. lauds of
It'artin, Robinson, Cook arid Waters" Ferry
Road. . ..
ALSO,
N?- 2, Containing 227 ncrcs more or less,
and bounded by lands Of Cook, Robinson.
'Wolfe and Waters' Ferry and Edgcfc.ld
Road.
ALSO
No. 3. Containing 310 acres more or U-*-^,
And bounded by lands of North, Rubiosa.n,
Carlin, Wolfe und Edgcfield Road.
ALSO
All the rights of Saw Timber ou about
14(X) acres of laud, sold by the said p.ank
rupt to Daii'l Jefcoat.
ALSO
All the Timber Uu 800 acres or land, sold
I by said Bankrupt to John Hooker.
ALSO
All the Saw Timber on 100 ncrcs of Kiel,
owned by Isaac Ridnioud nnd .-old by 'said
Bankrupt to Peter Redmond.
Also
All the Maw Timber on 2?0 acv-ea at Lind
sold by said Bankrupt to Win. Hooker.
ALSO
All the rights to-out and use the Saw Tim
ber ou ISO acres of land owned by Lewis
Goodwin.
ALSO
All the rights to Timber on fad aores o'f
land owned by David Furtick.
Terms for Real Esiatc?0n? third cash,
balauco in one and two yearn, pur chn.-ers
giving bond and mortgage with n i-ovcmn.t of
resale in case tho conditiens of the bond are
not complied with, nnd to pay furpapeni and
stamps.
Conditions for Right of Timbev, cash.
Assignee of Wm KuorfsV
^Jnn l."> ? id
Notice of DimissaL
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ?
will, on tho 20th day of January, I. .TO.
my final aoooitnt with the Honorable
Judge of Probnto for Ornngoburg Coamy. a i
Administrator of the Estate of J. J. lutsh,
deceased, and ask for Letters of ?i?niissal.
doc2?-^*d A. J. IIY?1UCK.
Notice of Dismissal S
NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN THAT ON
the I9tb dny or January next, 1 wilt
Iii? say Final Accounta with tho Hon. T. C;
Andrews, Judge of Probate, and ask Hit
Letters of Dismissal as Administrator of the
Estates cl" E O. Carson and George Vioe.
dee dd W. W. VICE
IVTOTICE.
IN Mr. NATHAN F. WANN,\
MAKER is my duly appointed Attorney t?
transact my business during my nfoienco.
from the State- AMOS JtOOKK
Oranpoburg. S, 0., Jan. 7lh, 1H70.
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