The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, November 28, 1869, Supplement, Image 6

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THK BADIOAH MSKTINO IN ABBI?VILT.E DisoBAOiiFui, PROCEEDINGS.--The Abbe * bille"Prwr awl Banner, commenting on ' W m^raoeful proceedings in the Court l^mt? ?i that County, on the 20th, says: . ,'.jWHb flaunting banner? waving before tUsir eyes, an exoitabie oro vd ol blacks * io tho Court House, filling every rner, ao tbat farther ingret-s equally impossible, scarcely moro than a dozen tent, including our worthy k and County Clerk. Mr. oxator of. tho day, and th? labor ^neetiou/ Ho Jg that .ppo-third of the mqtenougu for.Mini, Captain J. , who ia ntanding near tho sse* n, civil question to the i??e??!Wt1'<*T*!? these colored people what "tf^B?tlf?r''ia"1.worth in money-money triages being paid in my section." H?ge evades th.e question, and appeals to tho .payions of ?is audience by denouncing tfte word "nigger,*' a? a term of oppro? brium. 'Captain Cochran disavows tho nee of the term in an offensive Reuse, hut ' H?ge refuses to hold nuy further collo? quy. Major Johnson, near by, says in an under-tone, "why surely nigger means a black mao." Their "offence hath this exteut no more." Sullivan, (the late : member elect,) thochnirmnu of tho meet? ing, orders their arrest, and immediately followed a sc?ne of tba wildest confusion. Pandemonium let loose-erics of "kill him, kil?, kill him," from on excited crowd convulsed with all the ngonies of a eainsless panie. All made for the door, 800X0 bver the beads of their less fortu? nate c?mrad?s, nil except a very fuw, (inolodiug the orator of tho day, whom a reflex current landed safely behind the door of one of the jury rooms.) Messrs. Cochran, Johnson, Gray and Carter wero immediately arrested, nnd (the twp last, though present in the meet? ing; had not oponed their months) were arrested without warrant-were arrested, if upon any pretended charge at all, for doing what every citizen has a right to do-attending a popular meeting, and obaarting the rules of legitimate discus? sion. Their persons were violated, and their lives imperilled without the shadow of justification or ex3use. ?fe. A?S * -fees: country, or are tho boasted rights of American citizenship a myth? Have we rights of persons aud tty protected ny law-and if so, jtheso .'men go free? Shad law? lers become law-breakers with impu ?r,. H?ge responsible for the ar 3Jhey. ware made in his behalf and with his implied sanction, if not by his express authority. Ho assumed control ovijr. jthe prisoners. They were dis charged by bia authority. "Upon what naas* doth this Caa sar feed, that he hath grown BO great?"-or who hath vouch? safed this immunity to him. that he abould break through "the cobwebs of ike law?" ?j .?A.storpiy.atjtumn, ''the oldest inhabi . tant" says, may be followed by a com? paratively mild winter. However this may be, we have certainly since tho mid? dle, of September had a remarkably stormy autumn-the most destructive in its floods and winds throughout the States, from Maine to Texas, and from Connecticut to California, of any on recordl We think, too, that tho ele? ments having thus expended their wrath in September, October and November, there is some reason for the theory that the winter months will be comparatively t mild.. At all events, we hope so. t . MANUFACTURING IK THE SOUTH.-The editor of the Newburyport (Mass.) He? rald, who is, well posted np in the manu? facturing business, living, as he does, at tho mouth pf the Merrimac Ki ver, which kama more spindles probably than any river in the world-Concord, Amoskeag, Manchester, Lowell, Nashua, Lawrence, Haverhill, and other groat manufactur? ing oities of Massachusetts-thus speaks ?if the manufacturing prospects in the South: * "There is a mania at the South for cotton mills. They are going up by scores in Georgia and Alabama, which States wilt soon be able to Bupply the South with all the coarse cotton they need, and it is not impossible that Southern cot? tons will be in the Boston market within eeven years. We have seen greater changes in trade in other directions than this would be. The only troubles with manufacturing in the South heretofore has been the want of proper operatives. Slaves could not bo worked in factories; free blacks were good for nothing, and free whites were no better for euch pur? poses. There was a prejudice against factory labor, and there was no foreign immigration to remove it. Hereafter it will not be so. There will be large emi? gration from the North and from Eu? rope. It will bo larger in seven years from this date than people dream of now. Soma blacks will be fitted for the work, or, if not, Chinese will come in who will he admirably adapted to snch employ? ment. Thia will push Southern manu? factures to be competitors with those of the North, and when they have trained their hands upon coarse work, they will easily pass to fine goods. Water power is abundant thara, and oheap, so is ooal; and the cotton grows in the shade of the factory, and can bc had cheaper than have. The only trouble seems lo be that manufacturing ia already overdone. Sagland and the United Suites each pro? duce more gooda than pan well be dis? posed of; but thc Sooth will be able to undersell them in their Southard atod Western markets, and our manufacturers will have no defence against such com? petition." IXXXjf&tMlUMM GrAOT ?0 wlatfiK- A MAH Ona HUNDHKD AND SIXTT YEAHS OxnyJX*9t*J* af^n^^fc^town of Ossipco, in New Hampshire, camed Joshua Bannock, wno' lal accordibg to the beat information, 160 years of URO. He ia extremely imbecile, ?ad takes the simplest kind of food. Ho moved. to Ossipee from, the State of Maine some thirty years ago. , He ia a native of Boot laud, whoro he lived uutil he was about forty years of ego.4 He married and lost his wife ia his native country. He had one daughter, who caroo to this country, and with whom and her descendants be has resided ever since. Tho family who have the care of him now aro-middle aged people, and aro his descendants iu tho fifth generation. Ho served in the old French war; was with Bogers in his campaign np nbont Linke? George and Champlaiu, und, on his return, recollecta seeing Governor Shirley and his secre? tary, William Alexander, near Albany. Ho waa also out in tho Revolutionary war, and his recollections ore quite dis? tinct ns far back as that. Ho speaks of Col. Aaron Burr as being u j'ouug, smart officer about New York; nlso of seeing Washington nud LaFuyette, and espe? cially recollects Col. Alexander Hamilton as oue of Washington's aids, and that he used occasionally to bring orders to tho officer in comuiaud. Ho has used to? bacco from his youth, and has probably chewed nud smoked moro thati n ton iu his lifetime.-Franklin (N. JJ.) Union. A Havana journal gravely assorts that the existence of an nuti-Spauish element in Cuba is abnormal and transitory, and that the enemies of Spain cannot romain there. A great mnuy of them have ma? naged to maintain themselves ibero, nevertheless, aud given the Spanish au? thorities a great deal of trouble, too, for now moro than a twelvemonth pavt. Thc Havana journalist evidently had ia his mind that Spanish Prime Minister who on his death-bed was exhorted Lo forgive bis enemies. "I havo none," said tho moribund grandee. "AH men have," was tho rejoinder. "I am an exception," persisted the Minister, "I have had all of my enemies shot." In tho same way it is fair to supposo the Cuban-Spaniel) | nrfjun proposes to remove tho enemies of ; Sonia from Cuba. On Sunday morning, a firo occurred in Phouix, N. Y., which destroyed $50,000 worth of properly, including a three story block of stores, the Phoenix Bank, the post office and telegraph office. Jost Arrived, _ A lot of extra fine Saddle^ ^^fjTl ?nd Harness HOUSES. TheytW^ ^TWjJc*n bc aeon at Ohas. Logan's VB Al fl ?tablea, where we expect toasslesS? Keep constantly on hand a tino assortment of HOUSES and MULES during the winter. Oct 24 113 fm_\V. H. A J. M. TAbUOT. j Guns and Ammunition. ??~^ I respect fully inform my friends and the public iu general ^C_X~_*S^. that I have just received a fine. r ???% ^assortment of DOUBLE AND SINGLE-DAUBE LED GUNS, Brenoh-loading Guua, simple make, from the best Euroreao manufacturers, Itepeaters of all descriptions, Powder Flanks, Shot Pouches, Cap?, Powder. Shot and Cutlery, which I offer to sell at rea sonable prices. Guns made tn order. Repair? ing dono and warranted, at short notice. Nov ll P. W, KRAFT. Main stieet. For Sale. DICKSON'S IMPROVED COTTON SEED. i^l RDWN from Seed purchased directly of \JC Mr. David Dickson, in 1807, and carefully preserved from mixing or adnltcrution with other 8*od. I will deliver tho Seed, sacked in good order, at the Louisville Depot, South Carolina Rail? road, at $2.00 pei- busha), for any amount un? der 5 bushels, or ut $1.50 per bushel, for all amounts in excess of 5 bushels. A. P. AM A KKK, bt. Matthew's, S. C. I respectfully refer to the below named gen? tlemen, who purchased Feed of me last spi ing, tor it furmation touching the purity and supo rioritv i f tho Seed, to wit: Hon. T. J. Good? wyn, Dr. A; R, Taber, Fwrt Motte ; P. H. II??u Bsr, Eeq., and Wm. Paulling, Esq., St. Mat? thew's ; L.R. Beckwith, Esq., Jamison's; and Captain F. U."v?..RfiggmannandW.B.Muller, Esq.. Orangeburg Court House ; all sf Qr ango burg County, S. Al. A. P. A. Nov 8 lino* Pare Dickson Cotton Seed. WE offer for salo 300 bushels pure "Dickson COTTON SEED," grown from seed ob? tained from Mr. David Dickson, Oxford, Ga., last spring, and which were Bolected for his own use. Notwithstanding the unprecedented dry sea? son-which haw continued for rcveral months we have galherod, up to tho present time, from 1,500 to 2,150 pounds to the aore. Prico $3.50 for ^no to five bushel?; f3 00 for live bushels or ii oro. OXFORD, Ga., November 1, 18C9. I do certify that t sold to Messrs. Riobard O'Neale A Son, of Columbia, S. C., some of my choice improved Cotton Seed, for planting purposes. They proposed to sell a portion of what they raison. , Planters purchasing tho Seed they raise, roav roly upon getting the Genuine Dickson Seed. DAVID DICKSON. Wo are Mr. Dickson's agents here, and will order Seed diroct from Mr. Dickson, if desired. Price $5 00 from ono to five bushed*, or $?.00 for five and upwards. Nov 9_RICHARD O'NEALE A HON. Dru^s, Medicines, Chemicals, &c, AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. COLUMBIA Dll'G fl OUSE. Fisher & Heinitsh, Druggists, OFFER for salo a largo stock of > DRUGS, CHEMICALS, SUNDRIES, FANCY ARTICLES, Patent Medi? cines, Perfumery, and other articles -all of tho best quality and at the lowest pricen. Merchants in tho interior will do well to stop and oxamine beioro buving elsewhere. 1.000 lbs. Sup. Carb. Soda, 1.C00 lbs. Rluo Stone, 5,000 lbs. Epsom Salts, 6 grose Opodeldoo, CO lbs. Rluo Mass, ... . - 100 gallons Castor Oil, // 100 lb?. Calomel, 10 groBS Worm Sugar Plums, Gross or Essences, Castor Oil in bottles, 6 gross Qnaker Liniment, Pain Killer, Mus tan t, Liniment, AU kinds of Patent Medicines, Turpentine. Alcohol, Kerosene OH. Nov 10 t Tobacco! Tobacco ll PTi\ BOXES COMMON TOBACCO, at low I \ t figure's.. 80 boxes Fair Chewing Tobacco, Jj 4 hoxoa EUra Bock Cay Chowing Tob?ceo. i boxes Commonwealth Chewing Tobacco. IQ boxes Rose Bud Chewing Tobacco. Jaly & JOHN C. ?EE?EB8.1 BY V. O. *SSX0TT9 ?fc SON. | o'clock, we will tra, frosting and bounded on the %ast by Oates .treet, meaturtag^tMarein Qfi feet 9 Inchesi more or lest; North W Wiishltigton street, ru nu in j? back thereon ITO fest 6 inches, more or less; Booth by Walsh, West by estate of Beard. ' ' ALSO, , AU that Lot, wit'n Cottams thereon, fronting and bonnded on the North by Washington street, .measuring thereon 56 foot, more or less: ' Enst 'by lot above described, running back 80 feot 0 inoben, more or loot-; Houth by Walsh aSd West by lot of A. Richardson. On each of those prennut s are all necessary out? buildings. TKBXS.-One-third cash, balance in one sad two years, secured by hond and mortgage of premisos, with iutorost from day of salo. Buildings to be insured aud policy io be as? signed, rnrchaeera to pay us for papers and stampa. _._, Nov 21_ ~l)eiir?ole Plantation. BY D. C. PEIXOTTO ? 60S. O MONDAY, Otb December, in front of tho Court IIou?e, io this city, at 10 o'clock, we will soil: All that Plantation or Tract of LAND, known as "lied Oak," situated, lying and hi ing in tho County of ?Richland, containing 434 acree, moro or loss, and bouuded on the North by laud? of T li Clarkson, East by lands of E M Clarkson, South by landa of T fi Clarkson and Weat by landa of-Hhoofbrod. Thc above being a deairablo plantation is Worthy thc attention of thobC dosiriug to pur? chase. Turma at sale. Novl41S25D15 Desirable Plantation. BY D. 0. PEIXOTTO & SON. ON MONDAY MORNING, Oth December, in front of tho Conrt House, in thia city, at 10 o'clock, we will sell. All that TRACT of LANI), kuown na tho "Williams1 Tract," situate, lying and being in the County ot JUioldand : containing 135 aorca, mora or less, and bounded on the-North by landa of tho ibtatc of M. lt. Singleton; Rast by Watereo Uiver; Si-ulh by landa of T. li. Clark? son; and Weat by lands of the estate of M. R. Singleton. Tn is ia also a desirable traut, very produc? tivo of Cotton and Corn, and is a good oppor? tunity for investment. Tenus at ualc. Nov 141823D15 Estait Sale of I aluuble Building Lou. BY JACOB LEVIN. On MONDAY, the 0th of December, I will sell, before tho Court Ilona?*, at 10 o'clock, Tao valuable building LOTH, on Main street, immodiatclv opposite the Columbia Hotel. Lot No. I, containing "2G toot front by 200, moro or less, hounded on tho South by lot formerly owned hy G. V. Antwerp, on tho North by citato of S. J. Cohen, East by J. Di.il and West by Main atrcet. . Lot No. 2, containing 2d feet front by 200, moro or less, bounded on tho South bj J .ot No. ?, on the North by lot formerly C. Beck's, on tho Kant by J. Dial and West by Main streot. TERM? OF HALE.-One-half cash, the balance in ono and two year*; for bond and mortgage; intoreet 7 per cent, payable aemi-annually. Purchaser to pay for necessary papers and stamps._Nov 21 n;th Eslate Sale of Valuable Lands, Belonging to Es'ate cf J'aul Spigner. BY JACOB LEVIN. ON the first MONDAY in December noxt, I will sell, at the Court House, io Columbia, tho following Tracts of LAND: 250 acres in Richland County, ou tho Conga reo Uiver, twenty-five miles from Columbia, and uear Gadsden, about sixty sci ea tdonred, and the balance well timbered. ALSO, 1)5 acres in Orangeburg County, oppoado the abovo tract, near tho mouth of High Hill Crook. Terms at sale. , Nov 12 fm .Four and a half Acre J.oi in Waverly, just be? yond the City limit. BY JACOB LEVIN. ON MONDAY, the 6ih December, I will tell, ?t 30 o'alock, tbs above named property, situated Just beyond tho Tin Iiridgo, over the Charlotte Railroad. This place, formorly laid out for a village or Summer residence, is finely situated, tronting Gervais street, continued, sud llardiu street ; hard aud dry, and flue lo>el.ground. Might be made advantageous to a purchaser to di? vide in half or whole aeren. On thia lot there is a good nizo Dwelling, of two stories. TEHMS or SALK.-One-third cash; the bal? ance in one, two and throe years, for bond and mortgage, with interest from date, pa>a ble aemi-anuually; Imune to bo insured and policy assigne J. Purchaser to pay for papers and ? ta in pu._ Nov 21 mt h Xeat Family R?sidence on Arsenal Hill-for? merly occupied by Jimmy Bick Hill. BY JACOB LEVIN. ON MONDAY, Gth December, at 10 o'clock, I will sell, beforo tbs Court House in Columbia, Tho abovo named PROPERTY. The lot consists of one-half acre, ort the North-west corner Lumber and Gadsden etroets, sud in roar of residence of C. H. Bahiwiu, Esq. Tho House ia well adapted for a family; two ?tories, containiug eight rooms and all necessary out? buildings. Tr.KM.s OK SALE.- One-third cash; balanco in ono and two years, fur bond and mortgage, with aoven per cent, iutorest: buildings to be insured uud pobcy assigned. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps. Nov 14 mw Executors' Sale of Beal Estute and Personal Property belonging to the Estate of Henry Bat is, deceased, BY JACOB LEVIN. ON MONDAY, the 0th December next, I will eell. withqutreserve, the following PltOPElt TY, belonging to the abovo named estate, at 10 o'clock, in front of the Court HOUBO, THUMS OF SALE.-For Roal Eatate, ono third cash; tho balance on aciodit of ono and two yoars, secured by bond and mortgage, with in? terest from day of salo, payable semi-annual Iv, tho buildin;;* to be insured and policy as? signed. All ta-xt-H called for ,hy tho State and city have beeb paid op idtbia time. The raturas now oui Iud for, must; lie mails noa taxas paid by tho purchaser. LOT NO. 1-On South-east corner of sqnare, bounded by S?nate, Sumter, Psodlotou and Marion atreets, near and on tho North side of South Carolina University, measuring 115 fcot front by 102, more or lesn. LOT NO. 2-<>n West hide. (Sf Main street, between Lady aud Gervais, afld nearly oppo aitotbo old fite of Nickerson's Hotel, measur? ing 2G feot front by 208 deop, moro or lons, ad? joining Greenfield >. bui'dings on tho South. LOT NO. 9-Adjoining the abovo No. 2, 2t> foet front by 208, more or less. NO. 4-Tho Lot and,two story Brick Build? ing en Main street, bounded by tho alley on tho North, known as Davia' alloy, 28 feet front by 200 deep, more or lass, at present occupied by Messrs. Kinarda; the leane to tina property expiring in May, pad. NO. 5-Being the Southern half of Lot and Buildings at present oooupiad try lles^ra, Hop son ?} Sutphep; th'J.loaao to Ahia portion expir? ing on 1st October, 1870. and tho tenements in April; 1870. TIT The aggregate rent of those buildings being .2.250, payabioquarto*!?, ..J.??? t Theso buildings ac? re-sold incousequ?nea of "orthe? flirrtbiaer being rtnabre to ret Imm?? diate pottiessiou. This property will be posi tively soldi *lthout reserve, purchaser*to pay for papers *nd%UrMps. ? m?mr?i?mt\\em Pms I som tuad pms-I mf Tinder order of Judge of Probate. W. W. Coogler. admlhlatrftOT, vs. John H. McEl . Hut. ?on Wigg. Judgo of Probate for Richland County, I wtll ^tin fhoBt MONDAY in Ali thai Tract of ?,AND, In ifiohTahd County, containing four liundrod and thirty-two 93-100 aorea, more or lesa^ bounded on tho North by ofrtlwMs t?o^g?aar 8o"trtntry*!* ilds^ R^mtKs Thoma?: and Weat by landa of Eli Killian. TEBMS OF SALE -One-half oaah, {it eo much be necessary to pay the debts of tbs estate of the Said Wm. C, Coogler,} and tho costs and exponaos of the proceedings, und the bataneo on a credit of one yoar. Purchasor to gire bond and mortgage, with personal security. Should as much as one-half of the purchase monty be paid, tho personal security will not bo required. Purchaser to pay for stamps and papers. P. P. FltAZEE, H. lt. C. Sheriff's Sale. D. 1$. DcSaussure for the uso of D. B. Hiller, C. C. P., vs. Patrick Cantwell. -Dill to fore? close mortgage. IN pursuance of tbs decretal order of the Circuit Court, sitting in Equity, I will sell, ou tho first MONDAY in December next, iu front of the Court House, in Columbia, within the legal hours, All that LOT of LAND", in the city of Colum? bia, containing One aere, and bounded aa fol? lows: On the North by Blanding street; on the East by Joe Cyrus and John English; on the South by Taylor street; and on the West by Winn street. The above described lot will be divided and sold in four equal parts, THUMB or SALK.-Cash sufficient to nay the cost of suit and expenses of sale; also, the com? plainant's solicitors' fee; the balance on a cre? dit of ons year, secured by bond and mort gago of tho promises, Puruuaocr Lo pay for stamps and papers. P. F. PBAZEE, Nov 14jnth_ B. lt. Q. Sheriff's Sale. J. Hubert Sear, Exocutor, ra. William F. Heay, Edw in T. Williams and wife, aud other*. IN pursuanco of tho decretal order of the Court of Common Pleas, sitting in Equity ! in tho above cano. I will sell, on the first MON? DAY, (tho 6th day) of December next, in front j of the Court House, in Columbia, within thu i legal hours, I AU that PLANTATION, situated iu tho ! Conuty ot Richland, near Ringville, belongiug j to thecstate of tho late Jamos H. Seav, de 'ceased; tho said Plautation comprising 2,358 ; acres, inoro or less, consisting of several sepa ? rate parcel*. The Plautation will be sold in : ono body; and a plat thereof rosy ho socn on ; file in the office t i the Clerk of the Court ot ; Common Pleas,in connection with proceedings ; in tho above case. TEBMS.-Cash safheient tu pty the costs of i proceedings and of salo, aud one-fourth of tho remainder of tho pnrchaxe money: the balance ; of the purchase money in three instalments, e.nh inti rupt from thu day of sale; to be se j cured by bond, with good persoual securities, and a mortgage nf tho premises. Poasuasioii to be given on the lat of January next. Pur I chaser to pay tho coats nf executing titles, bonds sud mortgage. Including stamps. j Nov 14 mth_P. F. FHAZBK, 5. B. C. Sheriffs Sale. BY virtue nf aundry writs of (Irri facius, tn me directed, I will sell, on tho first MON? DAY in December next, in front of the Court House, in Columbia, within the legal bonrs, Ail that valuable square or LAND, in the city of Columbia, containing four acres; i bounded by Assi mhly, Divino, Oates and Bluf som streets. Tuero are three Cottages of three rooms each, and two of four rooms each ou the place, wah excellent Well of Water i 1 Levied on as tho property of John Ii vin, at tho snit of William Mufi ni nui* vt. John lrviu Terms cash. P. F. FHA/EE, 8. lt. C. Nov 14_ mth_1 Sheriff's Sale. I John W Parker, Executor of James T Munds. ? deceased, vs. Ann E Mund? et at.- Hill for Relief, Ac. IN pursuance of the decretal order of the Circuit Court, sitting In Equltv, I will sell, j on the Fl KST MONDAY in December next, in I frout of tho Court House ia Columbia, within the legal hours. All that HOUSE A*D LOT iu tho city of Cs lambia, situate on the corner of Lumber and Asaouibly streets, containing two-thirds of an aero, more or lt ?s, bounded South by Jerome M Miller's lot; West by James Cathcart's lot; North by Lumber ntrept, and Ea^t by" Assem? bly street. TERMS OF SALK --One-third oaahi the ba? lance in ono and two yoars, with interest from dav . f .salt*, payable annually, secured by bond and lOtrtgag*. The purchaser to iusuro the same and assign the policv and pav for stamps and papers. p" F FRAZER, 8 R LT Nov 11 _ _ mth Sheriff's Sale. L T Levin, Administrator, ts. O W Ra wis, Wm ll Bawls, James S Rawla, and O V Antwerp. Bill for sale of Heal Estate, ?o: IN pursuance of the desretal order of tho Circuit Court, sitting in Equity, I will aoll, on tho FIltST MONDAY in December next, in front of the Court Houae in Columbia, within the legal hours, the following property, to wit: All that HOUSE ANO LOT in the eity of Co? lumbia, situate on the corner of Lady and Oates streets, containing ona acre, more or lees, and bounded on tho North by William Smith's lot; ou tba East by Riobard Tozer and John Agnew A Co.; on the South by Lady street, and un tho Westby Gate's street. ALSO, The Houso and Lot in the city of Columbia, situate on the corner of Marion and Taylor streets, and bounded on the North by - -?? ; on the East hy Marion street; ou the South by Taylor street, and on the Weat by Wm T Wal? ter's lot. TEBMS or SALE-One-fourth of the purchase money to be paid in cash; the balance on a credit of one, two and three years, secured by bond aud mortgage of tho premises, with two or moro good stufatlcs, interest pavable annu? ally. P F FltAZEE, 8 lt C. Nov 14 mth _ Sheriff's Sale. BY virtue of a writ of fieri facias, lo mo di rectod, I will sell, ou tba first MONDAY in December next, in front of tho Court if ouse, in Columbia, within the legal linois, All that Tract of LAND, in Bich?n nd County, ! containing 640 acres, more or leas, and bound j od on the North by J. J. Howell; East hy J. J. i Lucius; South by David Joues; and Weat by Agnen Futrell. Levied on as the property of John J .liscard, a t-the suit of E. D. Gilmore ts. John Blizzard. Terms c*Hh. j Nov_14 mth P. F. FltAZEE, S. R. C. Sheriff's Sale. BY virtue of a writ of fieri facias, te me di? rected, 1 will sell, on the first MONDAY in December next, within the legal hours, j One large TURPENTINE STILL and WORM, : levied on aa the property of Daniel D. Hocott, ' nt tho snit of William Shannon, J. M. DeSaU* snre. CT. Matheson, James Dunlap, el al., vs. Daniel D. HoeoU. ? il Tho above will bs sold at P. F. Frazee's lot, on Washington street. Terms cash. . Noylt mth V- F. F KA ZEE. 8. R^O. " ;:0ey^ 6k'ertff'i,Bml?;r' ^r'if) T>Y virtus of sundry writ? of fUri facias to 1> ??war?M0, ? Will sell, on the FIRST live DAY io December ?ext, in front *f tho Court Houao lu Columbia, within th? h?aal "^R?EV?L?? or COTTON, levied on as the. WS*frt|rv)f HaetonT. Rrownyat Nov 20 am tJfsV?k T? Y Virtus cf a writ of fieri faciajjo rn> di tn OvJ?njbi*. within th? Um* fap?n, ?Ut?r.s^i'.rs'i? bounded by Richland, Assnmbly, Laurel ?t\d Gatas streets, I contftlning two ' aores, sad boatided cn Ut? North by Richland atrtjet; Saat by As??rably street; Routh by Laurol street, and W?al by Gates street: le vied on as tbs property of Alexander Ii. Tavlor, at tbs suit of Harsh H. Taylor, by next M ead,??. Alexan? der R. Taylor et al. Terms cash. Nov 14 mth P. F. FRAZER. B. B, O, Assignee's 8ale. . Ia tho matter of C. A. Scott, Bankrnpt. BY D. C. rSIXOTTO S SOM, AtJCTtoKEXBS. BY virtus of sn order of sale, to me directed by the lion. George 8. Bryan, Judge of tbs United Staten District Court, for tbs Dis* trict of Routh Carolina, I wRt sall, before the Court House in Columbia, at ll o'clock, on MONDAY, tb? 6th day of December next, tbs real property ol the said bankrupt estate, to wit: AR that tract of LAND, situate at Kin ? villa, io Ri etd and County, containing 125 acres, more or less; bounded by landa o' James IT Soay. W Mitchell ?nd th? South Carolina Rail? road Company. This tract is immediately at Ringville Depot, and has a oomfortablo Cot tags resideneo, Kitchen, Stable, etc. AUO, All that traot of Land, in Richland County, containing 60 acres, mora or lass, bounded by lands of tue estate of John B Brown, Corne? lina McLeod, John Scott, John Rates and Jas H Heay. A USO, All that traot of Land, iu Richlaud County, containing 47 4-10 acres, more or lass, bound? ed by lands of Edward Garner, Wicks, Wood? ward, ?nd others. This tract contains a fine orchard of Poach Trees sod ? vineyard of ?bout 600 Vines, of choice varieties, in full bearing, with ?ll tba necessary buildiuga of a comfortable farm. Terms mad? known in future advertisement. _ ???T. li 5*_T. J. LAMOTTH. Asignes. Assignee's Sale. In the matter of Gilbert Garner, Bankrupt. DY I). G. I-UI? OTTO ? SOM, A CCI ION CK. 1: fl. B? virtue of an order of sale, tome directed by tbs Hoc. George 8. Brrsn, Judge of th? United States Distriot Court, tor the Dis? trict of South Carolin?, I will sell, before the Court House in Columbia, at ll o'clock, on MONDAY, tho 6th day of December next, the following real property, belonging te the said bankrupt ?state, tu wit: All that tract or parcel of L\N D. situate in j Richland Comity, containing 1,280 acres, uiore j or less; bounded by lands uf Clarkson, Mouth i Carolina Railroad, Thomas R Brown and thc I Wateres River. This place ia highly improved, with good residence, substantial quarters for laborers, cotton screw, gin houso, and every appliance of a first class plantation, together with about BOO or 900 ?ores of opeu land. The Camden Branch of South Carolina Railroad forms ono of the boundary lines, ?nd Clarkson'? Depot is at one corner uf the plantation. ALSO, A tract of Lund, in Richland County, known as the Sand-hill Place, containing 65 acre?, I moro or loas; bounded by lande of Woodward, Adams. L Garner, and others. Ou thia place is a handsome Cottage ?nd all appurtenants of a comfortable reeidenc?. Terms made known in futurs advertisement. Nov 14 n,4 T. J. LAMOTTE. Assignee. Assignee's Sale. i In the matter of A. M. Hunt, Bankrupt. I BY D. C. PEIXOTTO A SON. AccnoMua*. BY virtue cf an order of sal? to me directed hythe ILu. Geoig? 8. Bryan, Judge of I the United States Diatrict Court fur thu Dia- j trict of South Carolina, I will ?ell, before the ! Court Konse in Columbia, at ll o'clock A. M., | I on MONDAY, the 6th day of Decamber next, the following r??l property, belonging to s?id I ! Bankrupt estate, to ?it: All that Plantation or Tract uf Land, lying in Richlaud, on the waters of Cedar Creek, near Gadsden, containing SSS ?cres, more er leas, bounded North by lands of the South Ca? rolina Railroad Company; East by lands for? merly of L. Woodward and I-o ni Woodward ; South by the Weston Tract, and West bylands of heirs of R. J. Adams. . ALSO, All that Plantation lying in Richland, imme? diately South of tho ?hove described tract, known ss the "Weston Tract." containing 774 acres, and bounded by landa of loom Wood? ward, Spigner, Bates, and by the Congaree River and Cedar Creek. THUMS OP SALK.-One-half cash, balance of purchaso money payable in twelve months, with interest from day of sale, secured by bond sud mortgage of premises sold. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps. Nov 14 m? THQ8- J. LAMOTTE. Assignee. Sale of Valuable REAL ESTATE. WILL be sold at public auction, ou tho FIRST MONDAY in December next, in the town of Manning. Clarendon County,8. C., the following Lots of Land, all situated in the said County, being the pr opurt y of an ase ig ned estate: ..TOWN PLACE." This is the late residence of Dr. Ingram, ?od ia located in the must desirable portion of the town of Manning. The Lot contain? 2 acres; the a ppm 'tenances are, a well-fl At abed dwelling, containing 6 roonie; out-buildings complete, consisting of atom-room, servants' houses, kitchon, atabla. Ac. Thu place is or? namented with beautiful liv? oaks, set out ?bout ten ye?rs ?go. Altogether, it is a hand? some place, costing, tm years ago, ?boat 16,000. "HOME TRACT." This is au excellent and well settled tract of j 600 ?crea of land, aituato ?bout two miles from Manning. The land produces well-cot? ton, corn and peas. The appurtenances con? sist ot dwelling-house, with ?ll necessary out? buildings, laborer?' houne?, gin-house, grana? ry, stables, Ac. "CONYEB8' TBACT." This is ? traotof 620 acres of Und; it is ft well settled and highly productive plantation, situ? ate in "fork of Black River," sii miles from Manning. "BOSE BAY PLACE." This is ft trftct of 040 acres of flue cotton and corn land, situate within ? mile of the Cony em' and adjoining tbs "Conyere' Tract." lt is without settlement. -MCLEOD TBACT." This is ? tract of SOO acres. Au improved and valuable trast of land, situate la tb? 'fork of Black River," produces corn, cotton ?nd rice well, and is convenient to Manning and Sumter, tbs Utter placo affording ou? of the best markets in the Mate. "MCKNIGHT PROPERTY." This consist? nf ? store-house, dwelliag ?i out-buildings, and 6 acree of Und, iu th? vil lago of Summerton, n?sr Wright'? Bluff, OB Ban tee River. DOTS IN MANNING. House ?ad 2 a?rs lot, ia tho town of M?n ? niug. Hoase contain* 4 rooms, let woU im? proved. A ?mall boase and kitchen, ?ad 1 aere? of land, tn tba village of Manning. -1' . . ?? ? I 111 I recUXr<rnT?5n7S^hTnr?f MONDAY iu December noxt, in front of ibo Court House, in Columbia, within tbe legal boure, F^l?^T^r^ street; and on thc .West by Gadsden atruet. Levied on aa th? HWfMrjf Of Albert B. Coltou, et the auitof HoraeeL. Smory A Son o?. Aibti t lt. Colton. Terms cash. jM*_Mjnlh_ F. T. TRACTR. fl. B. O Sheriffs ?ale; ' Jarme? B. Pringle ?ir. Thoma? B. Clarkson, t( ?i aL-JiUl lu for melon, mortgage-In Equity. N pumnanue of the decrelalorderof the Cir ouft Court, Hitting in Eqnitv in the' obovo aLated eave, I will noll, on the IiTt MONDAY in December next. In front of the Court Monat-, in Columbia, within the legal hoare, ' ' All that PLANTATION or TRACT Of LAND known as "Hickory Hill," in Bichland County, containing 712 acres, ru ore or leas, sari bounti? ed ?a follows: Ou the North by lande of the 1 est?te of M. It. Singleton, formerly of Robert Weston and Riobard Bing let oa: Bast by landa of the estate cf M. R. Sinslatoa and John Neal; 8oulh by lauds of Oilbcrt Garner and the estate of Lewellen Woodward, formet ly of George Rawlinson, and Weet by land of Absa I lom Joyner, formerly i of. John Williams, and I alco by Griffin Creek, separating it from Absa? lom Joyner's, formerly eatate of Jacob KU li-igswortta. " , I nm or Slut - One-third or the purchase mopey to be paid in cash* ead the balance th o roof ou a crodit of ono year- Purchaser to elvo bond and mortgage of the promises, and to pay for stamps and papers. Nov_l_4 m th r. F. PRAZRg. A. Tl. C. "Astir^t^'t Bale. " In the matter or Robert C. Miles, Bankrupt, sr D. c. Fxrrorio ? SON, A?cnoirMins. BY Yiri ne of an order to me directed by tb? Hon. George S. Bryaa, Jud ra of tho Cuited States District Court, for. the Distict of South Carolina, I wilt std), before tho Court House in Colombia, at ll o'clock, on MON I DAY, the 6th day of December ?ext, tb? fel? lowing property, bolonglcg to the aaid bank? rupt estate, to wit: . , : All that tract or parcel or LAND, situate hi Richland County, ou the waters of TenibU and Spear's Crooks, near Wet ecce River, con? taining 1 855 aerea, more or lea?; bounded by lands or ? Odom, C Manning, Rev Juba Boa?, R McDanniels, Freeman, (Merlin, Dent, Ster? ling, Gaugh'e, and other?. The tract Ia nearly all in original wood, with much excellent creek bottom and a floe mill site, with Mill and Dem already eonatrocted, and au abundant Water power. ALSO, A tr aol of Land, containing 06 aeree, olor* or lesa, near toe Bouta-western boundary of the city, of Colombia; bounded br land? of John S Green, eatate of OR Starling, Footer's mill tract, and C Logan's farm. On the place ls a valuable quarry of granite, wbloh ta aa beau profitably worked. 50 acres of Land, more or Ieee, lying, beth in Richland and Kershaw Conti ties, lino wu aa the "Cook tract," and bounded by laurie of Ooby, Wages, Richardson, and others. Tarma made known in future advertisement. Nov 14 mi T. J. LAMOTTE. Assign**. -i-.. ,,,,- i .i,)t-^- " .. i .- aataees? Ayer'? Oathartio Pilli, for ?01- tho Pur? pose* ol a Laxative Mtdiwint?. > ?BN PERHAPS BW ?BMI Ay medicine ia ao ?ol vex Aw sally required by qveiy tgmmjimBM3m?^L, body ?a a cathartic, ^^QHBSK?HJI bor wa? ever any Le 1 JM for* ao univeraaUy \ AA_jSml adopted Into aa?,: in V^? ?XBaW ?very country ?.yd V. v ~^Kr among all olasaes, aa ^a^aMaaaafMf^j^ thia mild but efficient ?? ??.purgative PILL. Tho ""^^^?MHBTS?-?. obviouareusoaie, that it ia a more reliable and far moro effectual remedy than any other. Those who bava tried it, know that it eared them: tho?o ?ho have not, know that it earea tht>ir neighbors and friend?, and all know that what it doe? once it does always-that it never faint through any fault or neglect of ita composi? tion. We have thousands upon thousands ui certificates of their remarkable cur?? of the following complaints, bat each cares ?re known in ever .^neighborhood, and we need not publish them. Adtpted io all ages and oonditinca in all climate?; containing neither oalomelor any deleterious drag, they amy be tiken with safety by anybody- .Their ?afear ooa tiDg preserves them over ?nek ?od make? them pleasant to take, while being, purely vegetable no kirm e'en arlee from their na? in anv quantity. They operate by their powerful influence OB tho internal vi? OL ra to purify the blood ?nd stimulate it into healthy action-remove the obstructions of the stomad, bowels, liver and other organs of the body, restoring their irre? gular action to health, ?nd by correcting, wherever tboy exiid.sucb derangements-eearo the first origiu of disease. : Minute directions ar? given in the wrapper OBI the box, for the following conipUumi, which these FILLS rapidly core: ' > . . for Bgtpeotia- or. ludiyetiion. Little % tim*, Languor tad Lott of AvptliM, they should be taken moderately to stimulate the stomach and restore ita healthv tone and action. ? ; For Liter Compta int and Ile varioata 9J?t? toms. Bilious Headache, Sick Ileadaeht. Jaun? dice or Oreen Sichtest, Bilious Volio and Bi? iiout recen, tuejr 'BII?UIU be Judiciously takes for each easo, to correct the diseased action or remove the obstructions which cause lt. For Da tent er ry or Diarrhea, bat ?a?, mild dose is go uer al Iv required. ...':,,.' For JY/ieumrtfotrrt, ?7?'/f, (Jravel, Palpildllon of th? Heart, Pain in theSidt, Back ana Loins, they should be continuously taken, as re? quired, to chango tho diseased action of the system. With euch chango thoa? complaint* disappear. For Dropse ano Dropsical SveUingt, they should be taken in large and frequent dbeea toproduce the effect of s* dr aa tie purge. . For Suppression a large, doe? should be taken, as it produces the deaired effect by sympathy. ' 1 As a Dinner Pill, take one or two Pitts to promote digestion ?nd relieve th? stomach. An occasional doa? ?tiuiulate? tba atojasen and bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite, and invigorates the system. Hence it ui often advantageous where nd se ri do? d?? rangement ?xista. Ose who feed) tolerably well, often linda that a doe? of tboeo pius makes him feel decidedly better, from their eleanaing ?nd renovating effect on the digestive apparatus. Dr. JT. C. AT KU a* co., prksi total Ch t aalt?, Sept ? IO WELL. MM SH.-: BL tl. A. Haao Hew and Beautiful Good*-, AND USEFUL too. A largo ?took now oa hand ot beautiful Toilet article*, of bewest stylo aod quality, and at low prices. PER? FUMERY, HAIR JB RU H H ES. Bogia* .?ad French, hard and soft; elegant English Ba*d Tooth Brushes. Infinta' Tooth and Half Brashes, Turkish Bathing Towels and Gloves, Toilet So*pa ia great variety and of the fl beet quality, and very cheap. ?- .>; i .) . Lubina newest EXTRACTS tor b?ndk?rofal..f R<iae and Violet TottetPowder. , Fine Pomade for the Hah*. Hair Reetore*? offevcryWnd. > 'i-'- C i I greasing Combe, of Freaek Boftalo Bota. Fine Ivory Comb?; M?ui?? Baek, gajgj 0<>?m?tlcsfor thaCoibpWxloa. ^ { Oetmntr Cologne, Sackst? in Varl?^.^"' PaiiB??i?il*w?fcrBaa?a.O'' ? .a-uiir Otove and Handkerotaivf Boke? | Far se!? at .<f?ftyGB^<?iuish??.tf in um fla tm ...ii i ?a ;