The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, February 11, 1871, Image 7
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S ATURDAY, FEB. It, 1971.
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8 Ak&srMY.?Monday last witnessed
one of the liveliest crowds seon in
Orangeburg for niany salodays past.
An unusually largo amount of reai
und personal property changed hands.
Outside of the sslcs of the Sheriff wore
those made by auctioneers.
Our friends, W. A. Merouey and
Billy \fc, did their level best to see who
could beat selling. As .for Mr. Meroney,
\vi' cotiresa frankly that wo were afraid
t? go near him,- for so wouderful ia his
nit in knocking down things to you, J
whether you will or no, that we woro ap
prehensive, \cat he iriduco "us" to buy!
something which wo?didn't, want.
Tb*re was noise and confusion all day,
at all of a friendly sort. May every
ealesday cone-ami pass away "tbusly."
Ouu Thanks are duo to Mr. Pike, of
the firm of Bull. Scovill & Dike, for fav
ors received, consisting of a beautiful
p.iper cutter, with tha oamo of tho
Andes Insurance Company beautifully
written upon ;tr?-also counting house
calender, &c. This is a first class Com
pany, and is represented in this County
by Messrs. Dull, Scovill k Piko.
\Ve have been requested to ""state .that
there will he. an Extra Meeting of Elliott
Independent Hook it" Ladder Company
next Monday ovening, the 14th lest., at
7 o'clock precisely. A full attendanoe
in requested.
The attention of tax payers is culled
to tho change of the appointments of j
too Comity Treasurer?he h:?s endeav
ored td-so arrange his appoiutments as to
make it convenient fbr eve^y tax payer
to meet him, You will see by the ad
vertisement that you have until the 10th
of March. The Tax Act says that all
taxes must be collected on or before the
1st day of March in each year, after
which time (ho yriifrfiy nncst bemadded.!
Our citizens would do well by comiug up
ifi/d paying in time, in order that ?hey
n.ijit save the additional penalty, which, '
iher ivii.li this ?est fut 'editing cxi-cu-''
t; wiiiim almost reteh one hundred
per cent. Con o up and pay up, and
!. v./id the uupleusant necessity of an uue
tuniccr visiting your doors and ere tho
sixth day expires, after notice, fsh.t 11 have
been u'lvrti you there, will he hoard the
g'dugj going, gone. Remember:
A i Le>\ isville, next Monday, Tuesday
bird YVedueMbiy arc 'tho days.
Forte Motte, Thursday and Friday.
Eranehville, Monday 20ih und Tuee
day 21:-t.
J. I I amp Folder's Store. Th?rs lay,
Friday and Saturday, 23d, 24th and
'20th.
Wilkc.s Sawyer's Store, Monday, 27lh
cod Tuesday 28th.
At Orange burg again on tho 1st of
March, and remain until the 10th in
elusive.
On the 11th of March the penalty
will be added, beware.
SatitujAY Last an Indignation
Maes -meeting was held at the Court
House. The pnrposo of it was to expve^
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Major Joseph A, Greene, Senator
from this CoUnJV. A preamble and
rc??lutioua were drawn up by a cooj
Oiiftee appointed for that purpose, and
concurred in by the ontiro nBsemblage*.
Speeches wore made by Representatives,
Datijiclly, Jamison and Evan, also by
Mr. Boliver, Clark of the Court, and
others. The Sutiatoi's course was con
demned in round terms, by all (he Spea
kern. The meeting resolved that tho
preamble and resolutions bo published iu
the Neic*, n resolution but. for tho want
of space we should certainly comply
with.
The following resolutiou was also
adopted;
"Resolved, that we the people of Or
angeburg County, in Mass-Meeting an
?embled, are^oppojcd to an:' division of
this County wh .tcver.
P. S. The resolutions embody a re
que l, lor Mr. tureen to resign.
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As Announc?u in pur last iss>,ue,
the Kami erg, ^hiateur 31 instrol Troupo
performed in Sfocitor'tf Hall, on Monday
cveain;^ Ism. Otting to the 'nudemcucy
jt*Urf~1tx6 wof.thor, the audience Wa.? not as :
lartre as it would have beon otherwise. 1
Olioa, i?u by their accomplished leader, |
Mr. Henry Kohn, by the request of]
njuny ladtos and gentleuaeu from the
country"- mounted the stage with their
beautiful imtrumouts. It was late when
the Olios contoicnoed, but so sweet and
u?licious were the strains they discoursed,
that not one lady or geutlernan loft until
tho last lingering echo of thoir "Good
Night" picco hud died away. It might
make tho Olios vain, for us to sajrthat
we overhoard several gcntlomen ?wtal
cnt, compliment tbcm upon this ocoa-.
?ion, they might think we am flattering
them j but then, truth is net flattery.
Wo congratulate Bamberg upon tho pro
ficiency of her troupe, and Orangcubr,
npon having a band eompnsod ,of such
taleut as makes up the Olios.
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See Notiece of Survivor's Association
in another column.
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Lake's Circus?Has como and
gone. The performances were by u'o
means good, And yot, they were not the
, worst wo havo seen. The day was one
?ji ?
of clouds and raify consequently, only a
small crowd was in attendance during
the first performance. - At night, how
ever, a largo crowd was present, drawn
together, wo opine, by the nnuouncc
mcnt that was made in the morning, viz :
r*e>"?.
"that Byron's Mazeppa would be perform
ed that night." Well, it was performed,
but not as we had hoped to see it enac
ted. How furionsly Lord Byron must
w . . ? . . ~v*
hate dashed aside his pen, and the paper
.upon which ho wroto this "lively, apiri
ted, and pleasant tale," as Mr. Gilford
*ccalled it. had he fores ion such butchering
up of it as was witnessed ou Wednesday
night last. In truth, tho whole pieco
was so badly ccnccived and carried out^
that those who havo a taste for Byron,
felt.mortified. Tho story is a well known
one; namol)*, that of the young Polo,
whet, being bound naked on the back of |
a wild horso, on account of an ititrignc
with the lady of a certain great uoble
ol his country, was carried by his steed
into tho Kc irt of the I'krainj, and being
found by score Coesr.cks, in a state ap
parently of utter biq?ele:-sr?t".;s and oxham- J
tirn. rrervuo 1, nnd-livoil to be, long
after, the Prince aud leader of tho nation
auvmg whetn ho hud arrived in this ex
traordinary mauncr
Tie day obbed ttWay quietly. A fuel
wo nra glad to" chronicle. Tho only thing
suffering mn.it, being poor aaeppu.
Sec advert! semeiit of Mr. Juo. A.
Hamilton in to-diy's issue.
Bhkvitiks. Levitikm and ('inci.ru
OslTir.s.?\f.ytf\it young ouc has lue
croup, give him 50 cts. worth of Hi; ; -
(^Olympiad.)
If he gets worse, give hihj & Hippo
. potanius.)
tf ho gets wor.sor, give him another.
But if he continues to grow wane', let
him "sliiilPe.otr." or he may turn out a
regular "oroupicr "
Qi What monkeys aro tho most"fav
orably inclined toward marriage?
A. Tho rinif.tailors, of course.
Q. Why arc the said monkeys like the
! ; l.o-t in Lfainlot ?
I A. Because thdy could "a talo un
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Q. Why is Shircr'i super, snporiy??
superfine, superb; double back action,
pneumatic bridge fid.lie, tho correct
thing to play tho dead march upon at an
aristoi'r it \A fiyjcr?l '!
..A. Pecan -e its a "cream mourner."
S-veiity-fni-.r thousand doctors fihfl
siib^stcnc;! in tho Uuited States?nn
ior every five, hundred and eighteen of
the people ; arid yet our population cm.
tin mis to increase.
Gen. G. V.r. Custis Lee wes on Mon
day inaugurated President of tho Wash
ington College, at Lexington; Virginia,
as the sueresBor to his father, General
Bohcrt Leo.
An oflurt is being ninde to displace
(he Iqng eBtabliidied hoop skirt. A gored
haircloth skirt, atiflVncd with hair cords
tunning horizontally ?round the gar
ment, and enlarged at the bottom with
several hair cloth flounces, is expected to
take its pla<*o.
Hero Is a now profession open to wo
men, Tho advertisement is from the
Protestant Churchmen : "Wanted?A
professor of Innocent Amusementsj a
l?dy ; one Who can find agreeable om
ploymcnt lor six young girls whon out
school. Apply by letter, stating
ims, to Mrs. r*--?? Bonrdi
It is stated, aa the retultj of vo ont
cxpcrimonts, that pale yellow is prcferr*
ed to all other ccd^nj fur .signal lights, as.
being tho tint moat quickly and readily
recognized at a distdnee. This is doubt
leas due to the well known power of]
yellow as th i chief light-giving portion
of the spectrum.
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a Dakota paper say* there is u French
girl of great beauty, living about -ID
miles ?p tho Sioux Hirer fron? that pl'uoc
who possesses remarkable agility, bein<
able to put her"hand on the back ol a
horse and jump over hlfU without touch
ing a hair. She u fatuous for riding
wild colte horseback, and ucver was
thrown.
John Sullivan, of Canaan, N. H ,
came home a few nights since iti bad
temper und flogged one of his sous
Shortly after, bis two sous, about eleven
and fourteen years of age, seised their
father, bound und gagged him, taking
him to tho barn, hanged him. lie was
discovered \>s. bis wife in timo to save
his lifo.
A paper iu Pennsylvania, which one
day recently noticed the opening of a
new whiskey stoic, nest day apologized
dor the brevity of its local columns, be
causo "the reporter was ill." He had
r4 . -ki' ? . < 'fi - ' '&BR
assisted at the opening.
? hwd?>< ei hihi i..
ArnicAN Wines.?It is not generally
known that Tape Colony produces the
most delicious wiecs grown on the face J
of the earth. A cargo received as a
remittance by our neighbors Dr. J. C.
Aver & Co., contains several varieties
raised ther<\ among which the Coustan
commands the highest- price of any wino
in the world. Altoost the entire crop
of it is consumed in the palaces of I'm
rope, this rare c^cepliy? be'mg sent to
them in.exchange tor their medicines,
whickr hare long been the staple reme
dies of South Afrioa. ?Roston Jour
nal
COMMERCIAL.
m a11 k kt it i:i?o fclTS.
OrnoK or Tin OnAvnr.Burui N?ws,
I". Di nary lu\ 1871.
COTT?N?Srwcs during the week 18">
bulr*. We quote :
? Ordinary.Iltatl2
Lew Mitling.UJ-jfo
Middling.13) &
V.n\ Oft liter..J l.:?-'? yc- .v !.<!.
\>r.v..;...J. S.k ' "> jiVi- Vn'..r'..
Cow Pkas.....Sf-.T ) per bush eh
PiKOkui."I.i-.> per L... ... i.
COLD.... 09
SiLVt.h.;.05
CHARLESTON M.vr.r.r.T.
ClJAf LKSTOK, IriliAY Mor.VlNG,
?IM.ruury lo, 1871.
Ordinary.'..10.
(,'ood (0 (lil. .? v.I t -V
Lou Middling*. .I, ?
i?i.g.: \ ^
I.ATiftT QIOTATSOX?
or
SOFTUEUN ^EOCRiTIBS,
in
CHARLESTON} S. C,
Corrf.tJ Wttx'ty by
ItAMKI St nud ?kokk?,
AV C.r> Bread Strc/i.
February 3.1871.
Stat? Hr.ct iii rtKx?South Carolina, old,
(/Uh'i: do new, (<?? ; do, regist'd ?to >.,
ex iot . (JA7 ? ~*>
Onv fe?cv?|Tf?e ? Augusta, Oa., Bonds,
7fl(r>, ; ClouieMon, 8. 0. Block, (??* tjr int i
((/ ;".(>: do. Fire Loan Bonda, @70; Co
lumbia, H. p. Bonds, (Hrttt.
Hau.rt(ud Bo>*n*?Blue llil"' (first uiort
r^'S'?) ^'''C?? "i Charleston'' and Savannah.
<if.i'<:>; Charlotte, Cgluiabir. *nd August?.
@8$ ??CUtraw and .DurRngion, fiitftv!;
Greenville ami C'dmnLia, (1st inort) (\ ? '> ,
7H (g ; Savannah and Chi i ?. ? ?.. t!<i
niurti (<?J7fi: do. (Siat*guarantee) <''.?'fv ?
-outh Carolina, (f*73: do, t;'J; dpartan
burg and Linien, ijj&do,
Hailuoao Stock? ? Charlo.Jtf, Colurnbia
?tu! Aiigiiit?, (f*4{1'< 6reen*iHeandD?lam
bia, (ip'l ; Noi tlieaitei n, o**l": Snrammh
and Cbavlraton, ? &8D: rfouth Car?liiih
( wiiolo eharf.8) (2-<U: do, (half do> (d, il>
ExriMNUr. fro?New Y"ik 8!jht, \ off par:
Gold. 110 :?ill2; gilver,40?(3 .
,aocTu.eAroi.iNA str.i.g.
^Banfi ?f C^iiesrVb.
-Lank of Nftwe.<m-ry. 8(a
Hivnk of Ca radon.?? 1
Hank of Oeor(nto^n.
Riink of ftotitu Carolina. 6(&
iboik of Cheater. ? .'-a
, Bank of Hamburg. 7f?;
Ban.kof State of SC, prior to 1 I ...."?".(*>
Lank of Btatoaf ia?n? lS.il and iSrtJ..-J'J(^
?l'lanters* and .Mrchanies' Bunk of
Cfharleidos. (4
?PeopleV Bank of! Cburl?stoi., (H
?Union Lank of CMt/eston. (ir)
?i8^UthW>s??rn it R.r..niU of t.Lsrles
t?n. (old). (*>
?ftbdtb west era f; it Rank of OjUrles
ton, (new)... fS)
Hlate Rank of Chitrle^ton. ?(?
Larmera' ond Kiehange Raiik Of *.":ftr
Ifston.,.i. Jt(t
Exehange Rank of t'ohtmbu.'
Commerci.'U Rank of (.'ollur.bia........1. 7o2k
Merchants' Banu of Oaeraw. ;i'<n
Plantora; Rank of Pairftpld . 3C?
State of H t! Billy KeeeNsblfl.?St^
Oily of Charleston Clungo Bill*.
* BiUs marked thusf1*) areb#ing rede cm el
at fh?! Lank L'oiiitter.i <?i' ?au!i.
jon Tl
FA \ Li NO'n.iMv
LL i-Lliho.Srt ALE FOR WAltNLl) from
LSLASSfiSa on any t.{ LANDS. The
? ivi'.l b> VigOrouMly euforoctl'against all
J\ & T. R.A.G:NEW
C?lilJJ?SiJA So. C'?. '
nur on verstandde a lers
KIN AND DOMESTIC HARD
l -mvv, Cutlery, Hann, Pladtatiou Tool?.
Blacksmith ond Carpenters, Tool?, House
Builder* I!;rt!war?. Bar Iron, Stow Steel,
Cost, llenliun und Blister Steel, Plow Moulds
CA BD IA UV: MATERI ALS in Great Varie
ty at less ttan CHARLESTON PRICES.
Paints. Oils, Varnishes.and Window Gl?M.
ATho Choice FAMILY 0ROCER1 E8, con
sisting of the largest mid best assorted Stock
in Columbia, cnihrauiug Flour, Molasses,
Suit, Tobacco, Raw and Refined Sugars, fine
.Teas', Tresb. Canned Fruits and Fish,.Soaps,
Candles, Flavoring Extracts, aud'all other
Goods UfunRy kept in :i First (Tags Grocery
{store, fncliepjig Fine Whiskey, Choice Otavd
Brandy. IR-dend Gin, Choice Wins?, Cali
fornia Chamua'gne and a splendid .stock of all
j.:./.;:^.- Cljy-V? ?m? omoKing iooucjeo.
- Brief? guaranteed as Low as the Lowest,
and a call Selicitcd for puvoh'acers.
"*\ & T. R. AGNEW.
JOHN AdN'EW, Columbia. 8. C.
THOS. R. AGNEW, New York.
jhu 7 c 2ns
-_I_LLi_
lTNAI>l)fcTERATJKJD AUE AND
la c er beer.
L\GER ?Eft* CONTAINING COPPE
RAS an%ALE doctored with Salt, Lime
Alum, rvNe tho latest adult erat ioob dis
covered in New-York.
Professor 'Mnpea of New-York, analyzed
the Boor frMn i?Vto;en differentBrct?2rlf3,
nnd all wcrcrimiud adulterated with no-.ions
substance. U is snid, that the sale of Drugs
to BrowerH, Lj a profitable part of the trade.
This Is perfectly infamous Coceulus indlcus
(fish berry) j?ui-vouiica. f^dog buttor) lrom
which stryclttino is obtained, ore some of
the delectable* Bubstances found in Boor!
Thcao nrc potent poisons, and the Brewer
fn!i?d uslsg-t^lyia should bo drowned at once
in one of his own vats.
P. S.?1 aw "willing to be drowned in my
own vats, if 'itiy impurities tdiould be found
in mf Beer.
I shall continue to make n hcaltbful
Beverage, so <hit it may be drank by too i
raoat delicate without the least danger.
JOHN C. OKKGERS, Colnmbia. 8. C.
For salo In' Orangohurg by the cask or
otherwise, by ?ERONBY ft SAIN,
jun 7 * c ly
"ITI'OII E. PHILLIPS gives notice that
|_ JL after the* exp'rution of thirty day*
fiuu this dato lie will apply to the Judge of
Probate for bis Final discharge as the Ad
ministrator of the Estate ?f Patrick A. Fan
ning, 'rtr^yj 1871.?feb 1? It.
A din Inl'jw? 1 <>r*s* ?Yoi io??.?All
j\_ persons hiving Peieundfi uguinst th*
E..f L'v.iaHa P. Carbitt, deceased, will
present the saaaljAo the uudcrsigned, on or
bcfoicibc7thdnyofMar. ii next, or they
will be d ?bared puvm?-:?>'.
ML ( CIS F. CORBITT,
feb 4?fit Administrator.
J/^ I'em: nds aiain.tt the Et ate of David
D. Smith, decen'Md. wiii nr. ? ? :m ti.? *=aut?*
p:e;i.-viy attests*.* ??el I low indebted vv',11
make pity incut'M IVI lct.Eo A Whaler, At
torn -v.- :it haw,'')rur.^ :bin <r. S. C.
;j SARAH CRICKET,
aBF*) A^nflnislratrlif
jan 28-*4t*.. St. Mu: thews, C.
AJ.5>Tf <? .?r*.<? e r:?.-a .
11 Demands s^air.st the !??.??? ? : '.duty
o.nitli. deceased,.will pn ?eii! t It - ^-n., i..<>
psrl.v att-si-L Anj .t!?..??-.?? ind-Ved v.-.'.I ;??. !???
payment to DeTreviiU- A. WUnl y. A:ti .--..?ys
at Law, Orungcbwrg, H. C.
SARAH PR ICR LT,
Administratrix,
jan 20 -4i? Ft. Matijic-.v?. S. C.
VtxecnflsrV Kptift*.? Ai! fiVr
sea? ;iaVincdeirf>u.'4 i.^t.ir.xl t to 1 -'u:v
\ i rii.isoi-i hrae.lt late o: lids County, will
present the eatge propr-rlv utte^ted. attd all
i ..;.-(??.-.^ iudch cd to *<id Estate, will taxl.u
immediate parit\?fit t<> tec . n lorsigned.
* JAMES E. IZLAR.
jun 28?eowCt Qualified Executor;
^Tottc'e l*>^V?di<ora.?All l*cr
iit< I'v e:
talc cf !?? F. ll&'bijij-. deceased, will hand
N
>na,li*vfii* Demands against the e
them to thaiiiujorsigaed properly s;te?I,
on or before the 15th day of February, lh71,
or payment will be debarred.
j. m. herloso,
jan 11?tl Adiniiuarrstor.
FINAL NOTICE.
^;.'<''! ICE LS REKELY GIVEN THAT ON
_|_V the llth dny February. ^71. I wiil filo
my 1-inal A'Qculint u? Adniinlstrntor of the
Estate of Eiital.it'n Itrck'enbalter; deceased*
in tbn Pr'obate Court ef this County, snd
i will a?k lorn Final Duehai gc.
DON R, 11 VRTON,
Admiatsl fa I or E?ime of
Eliiabei'i Ricksnbaker, decra?? I.
jsn 14 -U
^TOTIC!:. - All Persons Hair
ing any deawnds against t!is E?!n;c of
ti. T. 'nek, hii^ deceased, will present the
Same properly sliestrd, and those indeVtsd
wiil niikc pi.yin-^it to
Vf. II. WATT. Administrator,
or tu W." V. uii it.. v ii.i.a.
Atl'y at Lsn. Orangebitrg, 8. C.
iaa 7 if
A irltoainiMfrafor^M Wo<ice.?-A11
jh\ pi i-noti? having CLAIMS against the
L.-i'A'lE ot DO'jf?nin t*?!son, dee'd, must
hand t'<eni, properly youobed, to .ludjjo of
t'rob.-ite in we befftru rhc 2??b day of Febru
ary next, or payfoefit oi;i ib barrod.
,;'.','.! BEL C.OLSON,
dee 21? td Administrator.
Notice of Dismissal.
pcTtiTici' is i'e;m;e\ given That on
^ t( the 2?th day oi' Fubinary, 187L I
tile my Final Accounts with the HotM rul >
T. C. Andrew*. J?dge of Probate,'and n.-<k
toe Litter? of Dismissal as QunVuian of
Frhncei D. Staley.
J. U. HYDRICK.
jan 28?it Guardian.
Notice of j)lsM$sal.
^VTOTICE LS hereby given THAT 1
^_^| will uii the 1 llii djy of February, n?t'
til** my final aejOUMl with the IL>a i^b:?
Judgti of Probate fot' Oring'eburgCouDtyj ?i
Ouiirdian of the Estate of Edward Argoe,
ami a.ik for Letters of Dismissal.
JOHEPU BUSIT,
jnn H?it Guardian.
Notice of Dimissa.1.
TV1 0T1CR IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT t
will, en thelj(fade< of frfbruayy, 1871,
hie r.?y ftunl t'-ciUn; with the lionemble
Ju.Lre of Probte for Oraitgebtivg County, as
Adniinistittirix of th?* E*tntps?t .'Ames Carr.
and aV.; far Letters of ?iSmiasal.
H. R. R A RR,
.jan 11 ? It Administrjtrit.
C'lH'i:.-All PcrnortM Ulnv
ing Demands o^aij.st the L.-tate of S.
Ncnncrly, deecaard, Into of Orengeburfc
Ity, Will ines.-nt t!(c sarao properly nt
d, and tlmss indobted to Said EMut? Will
N
tnak'
e II. ho?ser
Eighteen Years of Practical Success.
I9ITRODIICED 1ST 1802. PATESTEO ?oc. 80, 155?.
'?' v * v I ??' ? ' ' ,>.' ; ~.. ."- f ;;7>.; '? ,
OLDEST SUPERPHOSPHATE MANUFACTUHED IN THIS COUNTRY.
MAP E S''
Kitrogonizcd Superphosphate of Lime
COMPOSED OF
Bones, Phospliatic Guano, Concentrated ?mmonical Ani
mal Matter and Sulphuric Acid.
Aro Sail, Phstcr, Suit Cuke, Ndre Cake, NO Ii ANY AD EL TER ANT of any
Kind vstd.
BiSrTho Ammonical Animal Matter in Mapes' Nitrogcnizcd Snphoisphsto of
Lime, consists of the flesh (containing 10 per cent. Ammonia) and the blood (con
taining 15 per cent, of Ammonia.) of Beeves, Horses, Fish and other Abinials af
ter expression of the fat and oil by steam.
Price?#00 Cash?$05 on Time wills Interest.
Sen.l for a Pamphlet.
KINSMAN & HOWELL,
nfeC
GENERAL AGENTS, 128 East Bay Charleston, S. C.
o 3 in
re- Cg?$*'-"sf/^pX - ?
KAWB?NE
STANDARD GUARANTEED
sad ??s.
MANUFACTURED BY
WlLMiNGTON,DEL.
11114??
FOR SALE BY
^rON FACTORS Si
RAW B?NE
S?PERPIIOSPAATE.
.lie Great Fertilizer for Cotton anp
all Crops.
; - " . ' r '?? ' i ?"
The nnparaWi?lf^ s.nccrss of this GREAT FERTILIZED on ALI, CROP?, proves it to
bethc BEST an.l OllV.W RRT M ANl'ltE now offered in ih? Markotr
it has beenhsett hy many of the most Eminent Rlantcie Li the South, and
In every single instance it has given Entire Satisfaction.
On < TTON i!f eftVrt-t have hern particular)? mmbed. It is no rare thinr? for
v. - PHOSPHATE lo ,nc-ca-<! the yield from UNE HUNDRED TO TWO HUNDRED
PER (TNT., ? ?>? even more !
Mr. GBO. t!. DINON, an eminent planter of Cameron. Or . In a Letter ti> the Banner
| it pfftrtter, Baya t!::tt rti an exp*riimnt with seven leading Superphosphates and (iuanoc". tlic
WffANN*?S | roved ii-.lf t:.- bfel of nil thoso tried, pitying ajift'lf profit at the low market
rate of $vO '.<<> per i p of fciiton.
A ?'.'j7 of Mr. DLX >V.S LETTED furnished <m Application.
/* O R S A L E P. Y
CLAC HORN, H ERRING & CO.,
CHARLESTON, S. C. AND A Ft; CSV A, G.\.
jan U
THE PRICK
OF THIS POPULAR FEu'f ILIXER
HAS BEEN REDUCED F?2, THE SEASON
O F 187 1,
TO MEET THE NECESSITIES OF THE
PLANTING COMMUNITY,
AND HA.; V.EEN FlXftD'-AT
C'iftU-Flfty IMllars per Ton of \hs. at Factory; v
TIXIS?- Fifiy-Ovo Dollar? nor Ton ??l $.000 II?*, at F:?Vtorj
PAYARI [?: t-r NOVEMRElt, without Inlero*!.
WM. C. DUKES & CO,
-A G 1S-.N TS,
C II A R LEST 0 A , $ 0 . CA.
FOR SALB BY
WILCOX, GIBBS & CO.
IMPORTERS ,t- DEALER;:
G UI N O S,
14S BAY St.. SAVANNA ?, ;<*A.
241 BROAD Sr. AUGUSTA. Gx,
151 East Bay, CHARLKSTO^yfi. C
I BULL, SCHILL ft. PIKE,
ORANOlOiURO, S; 0.
For further information, apply or ad
dress as above for Fumphlot,
nor 19 wee 4ta
T. I'm Buontt.
II. C. llnn?isr. V*
BRODIE ?fc CO.,
OTTON FAjrross I
COMMISSION M KI!
NORTH ATLAN
CHAREBTC
Liberal Ad?:inces made on Consignment.
Rirsa to Andrew Simowhv K*q., Pros't
1st National Bank, Charleston, S. C
may 21 wee if
P. PrfOALE^
CHARLESTON, S. C.
LAUG F.ST AND MOST COMPLETE
Manufactory of Door*. Sashes, J)iind?, Mould
ings, &c, in tho f outher'n ?tat*?. .
Printed Price Lisi Dcfie* &tftW
ti>t;,n. - ? ;
KOSEND TOP. ONK-rj*' . .:
.. J?*8ent Tree on Applieation.-iSf .
may 21 weo tf
MONTHLY MAUAZIME,
f! !'.'.?? :. - VF. vr>IXn MATTKR.
Si) r^nfAa *iJw.i\t?<i?.?ui
fFALKET., EVANS fv COGSWELL,
~" ? ? . a xu_
i;. irr.irr .1 rkjs&.
ju!y
^ |Ev). Vi'. CAKPi^TKB'S
: ro U T OF 8AR
SAl'ARlLbA
OES*. W f'ARRENTER'$
ST R ACT OF BUCHU
1 ['reparations, originally
intviiueed by Con. \\ . Carpenter, under th~
, . mugc of tho ?uedieal faculty , have been
e tui?i\V?y us. d by physician* and
that tti->y :vrc generally known for
<.'>,, ir intrinsic value, and van bo r*U?4 *? Mr
>? -ing r.-,'V't valuable rcmedle^ in all cesea
v. ?1 i v ? 1. ipardlai r Buehu are applicable
? ?????. r ' <j i"0 highly recommended
?.'il in highly coo rent rated
'jfi:|sr tb?* dowssaall and eon
?tj bv mail or otherwise will
^ nry art
form, Pfr ft;
veni I.
reaeir* pet
GEO. fi
W'l
V? 7
For Ml?,
OL1V1
rU'ENTER, HKNSZF.V h CO.,
ale Chemical Warehouse,
d.trket .street, Ihiludelphia^
>VKRS & 811UI.F.R, and S. J.
angebm g. S. C, and DOWIE
.t M01SK, Wholesale Agent?, Char lest?*,,
WHTAESALE.
WIR be sold at the residence-of the Ute
pinnub.Beach, on the U?h day ef February
west. :.ll ton pcrfconal tnoperly of said da
Qcaard, Cotudsl ing of
HausshobUnd Kiiohsn Fumltnre, ai^ie?,
Oxtu, and otosk, und rsriou* ether a*. Jeie*.
Propi i t v to be delivered on