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julA-. THE ■‘r p e o Mae, V THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1879. Hm are oet re*pon»lbl© for the views »r ■I B Tk« AMctIII© Press and llnanor aad Jebasea Ilu«oud. Owing to s failure of the mails the following editorial whioh wo despatched daribg our absence nud which wns in- t^iidod to dispose finally m»«l foiever ©I any issue arising between ourselves and tho Press and llunner with regard to the above caption, failed to appear in our last issue, and a substitute inserted therein, the terms and spirit of which we by no means approve of. We arc i, mouthpiece nor any pther man's, nor do wo intend* to bo so, but wo arc the stubborn and stern defenders of all that is right and honorable both in politlcaland private matters, and wc can’t soc our tollow-citiacn Comptroller- Geaoral Ilagood or any other upright, honorable official, assailed in the unfah and reckless manner be wns by the Press and Banner without feeling a sense of rising indignation within us, and a determination to put such attempts down in a rougher manner, pdfhaps. than car pet knights of the press are usually in the practice of resorting to. The fed-' lowing is the omitted article : “We did not inteial to notice in a serious manner the late attack of the Abbeville Press and Banner upon the official conduct of Comptroller-General Ilftgood. It was unmanly in its style aud malicious in its intention, and should have been treated with the con tempt and ridicule it Columbia Register has undertaken Comptroller-General Ilagood's vimli- Th© IVebl fluent Ion • - _ t Our cxeliangos, without exception, ap- pmvc and endorse the decision of the CxioN.—A negro mao, while attempt- log to*clean out a well laet Tuesday,. Supreme Court on the question of our'l ^ nrostratod by thefpul air uud ln"-' Bonded Debt, The State is relieved pi a large amount: of fraudulent debt, and a very perplexing i^Bto is removed from the political arena. We fear its resurrection, however, at the bands of those politicians who' are never happy except wlicn in hot water. - stuQtiy died. Wiujams»ra. — The cropa la this county will he abort In everythlug this year. Tho cotton crop is being mar keted as fast as possible and soon the farmer will be taking In bis coro. Tho pea crop Is very lit,tie better than no thing if no-early frost should appear. Amuilou icncXiers L ■“ The attention of Teachers is called to tlio fact, they must be rv-cjcam!nctl %«- fore they can be employed In the public schools of thu, county. All who have not complied with this requirement of the Fchool Law, bad better moot, tho October 23th, 1879. QC.'VUttAL. Oranges, lemons, olives and hlmonds are to be cultivated In Florld^s^pn by a large number of Italian colonists, now on their way to that BtaK*. The Savannah (‘kntnenUl, which took place on the 9th inst., was a grand siK'ceos. About iorty five , military cornpaules marched in the.praers^jon. Senator Uordon’s oration waBJuasterly handled bo thatQiccasloa. , i : : v ; The Memphis Avalanche proposes that the.ojd town Uo entlridy depupu lated and destroyed, and that a tmw- Mxroptds be built at a place known as Hartletr, olcvtfu miles dtatanL Itsng STATE OEEAIVI.'VOK. Tho rtco crop is n fullure. The oat crop Is the only one that has made a I food yield. The Star predicts an ear y frost, *— V-———•—— Dr. hns received tho Demo- er.itlc no'uilnutlon for the Senate. The eleotlou will take place oh' the 16th. CHIirfIi.-.Jn the last week top car lornls of Iron have beer, brought in on the Chester and Lenoir Railroad for purposes of track-laying on the Che- ruw and Chester Railroad. \ A FfsMng Creek section, Is a cehteftnrlnn. Mr. Hollis enlisted as a soldier la the Floilda war, and wus then aged 57 years, ’ Si MT*n.—Mr. Henry Player, of Shi loh neighborhood, lost two children within a tew days .recently from scar latina, which is prevailing in that Two thousand and fourteen halos of cotton were shipped from this depot timing tho month of September last;, against 1,875 during that thonth last year, r - .■/. ; FArEwra.D.—Wlnnsboro’ News'.; Got Itton, at the request of Gen. LeDuc, uiniTshTbncr of Agrl- Ui-sts that “half a di z n rallropd tracks” could do all tho transporting between tho new city and tho river. _• ** The State Board of Equalization tms been In session in Columbia, and ud- J turned on Wednesday. They review ed'the'returns of the County Auditors, and settled upon a basis of valuation. In Bom©counties no change W(is made. In several tlto vulnatlQQ_was reduced. deserved, The l.T horc wore no changes made In this county. inrnw^tT cptk wuiiti finm hts\)wn tree. NKW AWVER TTStMEJtTS. ' Clerk’s ^ales IVntiofled. ■ > Forecksarc, — ■ -r ; • All Ihiahwfl, piece or plpntsflon fif hmd, B Y VIRTUE OP A DECRETAL (OR- tn.l ^luAtcajulUtf^d^BriTgo der made Ip this cause by Judge M. S. Myers vs. B. R Brown et al.— Order Int sale. * ..... T. B. Eras dr, >lated 20th Sept., 1879,1 H. 8. C., will soil at Burnwell C. H. S. O., on Monday the third day'of November next, ft being auks day, the folio wins 1 property: All that bouse and lot of land situ ate In tho toitfn of Barnwell, and bopn- dod north by an alley which separates U frbm a lot 1 Of 'Dr; Todd south by an alley \vInich separates it rk . " from; tr hrt-ofiBamr Jt-ffersop street nud West by Jackson less, being the residence of too lute Augusta (i.Rmlth. ^ Terms oTTald-Oaet* third casb.-bat- unco on n credit of one and two years. Purchaser* tu-glve hood wUh^pprov^-d wreUes <ta*ka. uvarlga^o of thaq^flAaL sea for. credits-portion of Ijpurchase money and pretnisusto be insured* and policy assigned to clerk. Purchase! to pay for papers. . , • >AL30, I will sfll Iffimedlaiely After the ab/A’t safe at the fWtdcnce afott said of Mte. Smith, the followings personal proper iy hold furniture, silver plate aud jewel ry. J. J. BRABHAM, Octll td O.O. P. Johnson Hftgood for another, vs.Cbas M.. DewlU.—foreclosure of Mort- gage. ' ^ ^ . * ■ ■ culture^ has Npwa^y aaot ta tAfippiL ^ ____ paptment of-Agrtcu 11uro two opestf rigfl BBITPIfiMi, JiW! t Nipeeflvwly, The bat k sent Is one Inch thick catjou and left the Abbeville journal not a leg to stand on. The Press and Jian- ner has ovesrehot its mark, and its veno mous boomerang has rebounded to rank le in the flesh of its projectors. Inter rogative accusation is a somewhat novel mode of attacking public men in South Carolina, aud wc trust it has received its quietus. It is a very reptchcnsiblc method uf attack and deserves universal contempt. To illustrate more fully the char acter of this attack upon Comptrol ler General Hngood we shall apply the argumentum ad hominrm and put to the Press and Banner the following in- prospective not bowed loguo: 1st. Arc not the editors of that journal in the habit of worshipping Strang* gods ? ness of anything that is itr the earth beneath in tho shapo of a governor,* and bavo they down and served it ? .Td. Are they not profane iu their conversation ? 4th. Are they not habitual Sabbath breakers ? 5th. Have they not dishonored their fathers and mothers ? 6th. Have they not committed murder ? 7th. . Have Ihsqr not committed adultery 7 8th. Hay* they not stolen proportv? 9th. Have they not committed per- jury? . . 10th. Aro they not in the habit of Mr. Jefferson Davia wrote a letter regretting hie Inability to attend the recent reunion,.at Salisbury, N. 0., of Ttrp Htirvlvqrrrf—the •taiw^ wnT from that State. Imwliich ho says : “ Pro minent among your objects Is to allay ill feeling which may temaiu between those who followed different flags, so ns to unite all la proper rflfbrte for tho genera) welfare of your State. Notft titng surety could be more comuien- diblo than tho object, hud nothing Is less Christian or more unsoldkrly than mSllcc nud a cherished dcslfe for re venge.’ terrogatorics in the order of tho Dcca- 1.060 pounds each, beetles ner rice ~ J ©nva 1 tnmher anil fttnrr pr© Tho Columbtre Times says truly "It is a pleasure to us to knew, and to feel, that wo Indeed have a •solid’ South. A South that ran boast of an annual crop of 5,000,000 bales of cotton, 200,000 hogshead* of tobacco, and 600,000 hogsheads of sugar weighing 1,000 pounds each, besides her rice, ductidn, may well bo called *iblld.* If the people of the South will be wise In ihe uaeof thoso great staple crops and production, her power will be felt more than covetiug every thing they see belonging to their neighbors ? it may be alleged that tho second interrogatory contains a malicious in nuendo. To this wc answer that the analogy would not be complete, unless we had copied some of our cotemporary's tricks of casuistry. , Htft wi b*g i* say tkat we hpre os little erkknee to prove tho affirmative of any rne of tho above interrogative propositions as the Press and Banner li&l to establish an affirmation to any of the categorical accusations lately pro pounded by them affecting tho official conduct of Comptroller-General Ilsgood. and to uH th« questions. No man can be convicted of breaking the whole ton commandments by merely asking him the idle, fishing question whether be has done so or not. Neither can an honorable 8utc official be justly MBUlli by ashing impertinent guest ions, Press and Banoer will ' hereafter cease blowing any more political soap bub- Vidc a We©. Nr. John Frey, special agent of the Puatoffce Department, is greatly cxercis- «A b spirit ^bcaftahafba Bar&sreji papers paid no attention to the little unpleasant- ■*•*. ^|#all pay onr respects to Mr. I!»j next week, and neither ho or his master David M. Kay will have any *c of complaint against Tni People Us lack of ait autism to them. Renfro*, th* State Treasurer of Georgia, who ha* been under trial by Ut* banata, sluing a* a Court of Im acquitted, N? mhiF- -,~7- -■ The Now York World says that an alliance has been effected through Whltelaw'Beld, Editor of the New Y trk Ttlbuno, between Secretary Sherman aud Senator Llaino to keep General Grant off the track us a Presi dential candidate. The alliance, it Is said, will bo supported by tho Govern ment patronage wbh all the cohesive power of public plunder which Is alb powerful with R>‘publican iripnagers. Don Cameron, a connection of Sher man’s by marriage. Is said to bo silent partner In the combination. Lavish praise of Grant, putting him -on too high a pinnacle for him to con descend to be a/i ofiluc seeker is to be tried first, and If he cannotba dlspos ed of by that kind of “tufly” Jhen h(} is to be attacked with moto tffccUre weapons. The Indian war U still raging out West. Latest advices say that the Utes are determined to defend their land to the last. A telegram dated : Riwline, October 12, says: "It li believed here, on the evidence of a man who left the command on Thurs day morning, that ever since Morritt reached Payne he has been lighting the Indians. The savages seem deter mined to keep tho troops from reach big the agency, and have fortlfled themselves iu a commanding position. They are continually at work strength ening their position, and to dislodge them will require ndcitionalforce. CuL Brackett, of the Third Cavalry, with a detachment tf eix companies of caval ry and two of Infantry, will leave for tho front on Monday. Horses to re mount tho dismounted men of PaVne’s command will bo emit forward Co morrow.” Btepty to Adlavvi Near Bambkbo, 8. 0., Oct. 8, 1879.. Mr. Editor:—-I see throngb'yaur columns Hurt your correspondent of The People (“Adlaw”) has misappre hended both itnrdnaign and trimming of my c< m nunlantion dated 17th, Sept. 1879. Hbmukis it appear that the three cotton pickers mentioned were r - »• « «. _ • _ e T fatb hands, when boob .tb© fa©» of my- for which there i. no excure or founda on i of them was represented tion cither in the state of the facts, the law of the land or the honest convic tions of tbs catechist. We trust the only nan half hand, which shows a palpable defect In bis mathematics' since had the boy been a full hand the fluurcs would have beeu 900 filetead of 750. Now, Mr. Editor, this family was only mentioned as coming under my Immediate observation, and not us “champion pickers” of th* neighbor hood. We would prefer to hear from him as to his cot ton pickers, rntherthaq his mathematics. Having incontest ably shown that h« has misapprehend ed my meaning, I would stag* that he has misconstrued my design, which was rather to stimulate labor, than to make an assault on Wllilnton cotton picker*. • My thanks are due to "Adlaw” for tho compliment "a funny fellow;" also for his kind invitation to "com* up and sample a wee bit.” But being a very plout man I am forced to In conclusion I would suggest that be had better not “sample” too freely of WlUlstoo whiskey, lor fear that It might be said of him, - - Hswho way dare applaud eM rye. May fell t* th* tu*e—vf here we lie I i..-- A-Fhomh. Charleston.—Tho Governor has ap pointed Messrs. Isaac Hayae, Henry L. Toomer and O. I. .Walker os com missi liters of election for tho mayor’s etretion In the city of ClmrlcstoD.which will LahekLon the second Tuesday in December; * < IUohland.—Mr. Hook, a .young man of-Huthmlt, was run over and killedby a train on tbs Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta RsBread-last jve<' ■r' ^ A Hltre daughter of klr. F. H. Per- rival, of Columbia, while endeavoring to light a lire with kfiaseue oil last woek; her ot©t4«o» ©aagkt iU* and shs was horribly burned. She died the hfxt morning. Abbkvilir—Medium : Op to the Cth inst. 1,664 tax receipts had been issued, aud $14,932 31 paid into the county treasury. Mr. C. W. Guffln, of Abbeville coun ty, has been appointed special deputy collector of Internal revenue-fof-the collection dlstiict of South Carolina.- Fi'AKTAN'Ruua—Sparran : In ell prob ability there will be anaUempt to or- ganlzo Oreenbaca ciuos here ln Spar- t.inburg before many weeks,' These organizations will be manipulated by the Republicans of the oouaty. Wofford College opened with flatter ing prospects last Wednesday, About ninety students answered to the first roll call. Greenville.—Dr. J. C. Hfden has resigned the pastorate of the Baptist, Urty-acvoa acres, tnurcex.kaa.itml hniuwl*. Cburch in that ,dty. ^ od oast by lands of Mrs. E. M . Kenncrh, two year*Old child lost August, was sentenced by Judge Thomson. Ho will be hanged on the 21st' of Novem ber next Wo commend to all our friends who need any job printing Mr. O. O. Mor-’ rlson, one of the best printers in Au gusta, who has lately connected with the job department of Mr. James L. Gow’s piiuiiog establishment. —.. ~~iL.. There nr* 41,111 postofflees In the -United States, ttfe Jnereaso In three months bc4ng 471. Of this number Pennsylvania has ?#49; New York, 2,925; Ohio, 2,318; Iliinols, 1,957; Vir- gltdu, 1.565; Missouri, 1.CG1; Indiuua, 1,610; Alaska. 1. Illinoisstauds fourth on the list. ItXATfirilCI). At the rosiJcnoo ,of Mr. It,, B Morrir, Aagusu, G* , on Ike evening of tbo Sin inst., by Rev. A. J^Jorrell, Mr. 1. L. 8t\s HKI.L and Miss Sara nr!. Moucis, t Augusta. No cards. both of A'E IF A O VERTISEMEfll S. CLERK’S SALES. II. F. Townsend vs. Simon Brown ct al In the Court of Common Pleas. B Y VIRTUE OF A DECRETAL OR’ der made in this causo by Judge TrB. Fraser, dated 26tb September, 1879,1 will sell ut Barnwell C. U. 8. C., ou Monday the third of. November next, It being salesday, the following described real property; All that lot or parcel of land with filb buffiffugs thereon Known as the residence of the late J. Allen Duncan, situate in the town of Barnwell, coun ty of Bmuwcll.and Statu of South Ca rolina, containing four acres, more, or Icsft^ the said premise* will ho sold in two parcels, the diriding line of which shall be a continuation of tb© western edge of tho street leading from tho tb© ■Grange-- burg Road, the entire four acres being bounded as follows; North by a street which separates it from lots of Charles Peehmsn asd estate of II. D. Dunean, south -by the Orangeburg Road, east by a street which separates It from a lot of Sfirs R B. Ryan, and west by an alley which, separates it from a lot of estate of E. In Sadler aud lot of Mrs. R, B. Ryan. Terms of sale—On© half cash, bal ance on a credit until 1st January, 1881; purchaser to give bond bearing Interest from 1st January, 1880, (on which day they shall be let Into pos session) and execute a mortgage to se cure the credit portion of purchase money, with power of sale reserved clerk oh default of payment. The pur chaser of that portion with the build- togs to Insure same for the amount of lire credit. Forlion of tho purchase money, within ten days after the date Of sale, and nadg^the policy of Insur ance to the clerk, nmlf in case he fall so to do, then the clerk to insure, terest as part of the purchase mone? frem purchaser. Purchaser to have the privilege of paying the whole of tbo purchase money in cash, and to pay lor papers. J. J. BRABHAM. (fcOl td < C. 0. P. November 6,1869, and September 26, 1879.1 will sell at Barnwell C. U. S- C„ on Monday the third day of Novembet next, 11 bolpg sales day, all that plan- tat ion or tract of loud, situate hi liarn- woR bounty, on the watets of Little Salkehatchie, containing nice hundred and elgllte©n (918) acres,'more or less, and adjoining lands lately of William H. Hagood, C. G. Stephens, William W. Hutto,, and Isaac Dyches, being the premises on which the said Chas M. Dewitt-dived ut the tlmo of his ©nth XEW ADVERTISEMENTS. con- tamlng two liun ired na«l twcniy.flvo aefes,' more orlcsi, »n«t have such imttiug* and b^uudarie!) as arc delineated>y a plat made of the same by C C. Faint, Deputy Survey- ur.p BaWl laads gkaatad on the. waters of Little KaUkaSalckir, on theaide, just above Dowling’s Mill «nd boumlod on the north'by lauds of estate O. K Faust nnd E, JT liowhn X, on th*. east by .lands of E. H. _ „ tlio smijk Tyti'.IHl* »f, 15. H. Dowling,' on Dow^g and M. A. Kit I ret I, west by. lands "fifVoinii’pt'tTy* rstafe lif iV. DowTing from IVm. Nimmons and part being a portibn of the nd»l •traoV 1b»«totly of- ot Pr Ddwjing. now'owned by F.. H. Dawling^ a.id levied upoft as the property of Aaron ttcfed. stal; at ihs mit jiif. B. titles,Altrmr of sale, cash. I’ureirteer to par for papers. J.W.LANCAST^ X T 5 * Order Sales. J. W. Pivkor A C?. vs. .isrsine B. Cooper •« ■ nhd Jonnetotr, t’rews & Co.—Order sale. BY VIRTUE OF A DECRETAL ORDER to'me di eeted, by Ilia Uooor J. II. LIuJ- goh, presiding Judge. June 12, 1879, 1 will , otfer for sale at h>rn Aell Court House, be- CrimalflUftg.4)t ..tifjiaiumto mdiouae-. j-rygprrtbe-fggirMrottrs of-stttvrtftrrtre-frrsf M-onday iu November next, it being the a / ■ 11' ADI ER TISEMENTS EE W A D ?ERTJEEMESIS. Coroner’s Sale.' S.S. Stansel TS. J. den % L Bale, Lancaster—Exccu- BT VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IN the above case I Will offer for sale at-Barn. well Court House, ot»_the first Monday nr November next, H Wtng the third -ley of saivl month, the follotviQg described ml ‘ V property^ All and singnbir tlio right.-Ullc 6nd hu terest of.8. 8. SUus*ll, and also all her right, claim and estate of bower in and t.o all tbatrtrllct or plantation of laud known as Edwin~Stansell homestead, containing four Hundred' acreV iuofo sr Hss, bounded by acres —„ . . ii»rfAn J. A Veaoock and C.-.V. Trotfi and land*foriuerly belonging to ^N.JJuinsell Shd- Buck creek. to "satisfy c ysts 1 ii* theabo v e case. 3- Tettua cash. Purchaser to pay for,papers. T M. 'V. GRAHAM, ©clfi-td Deputy Coroner. / Shdifi’s Sale at Allendale. ‘B. B. V’ftiT-'n'nnrt blgnce of VtoUm & Duwlliig Loilroy Wilson anti otkors. UNDER decref; in this cause, I will offor for sale, at public auction. In the town of Allendale, on Thursday, the 30th OcU'bcr Instant, at 12 o’clock, m.. tho fol- kiwlng lots of load, the property of the lots ftna of Wilson A-AU third'day of said month, the Adlowing de- scribcd real property, to-wit : • All that tract or piece of land, situated ii^ the county and State aforesaid, measuring and c-ntauTiug on© hundro-f- and fifty nertst," more or less, banaded on the north by lands of J. B. Coopir aud J. Q. Guess, on the oast 2. Ix>l4 throe-fourth, of on aero, c-l (on 'th-i:24lhi IVci-mber, 1*74) oft the north by Bay street,‘east by Mala streel, south by Port Kojar Railroad uu.1 west by l*s belonxUt* to Mm. A \ iKentino aud L-dtnv Wf&m. To- bg jpM four .—rsn T»<r ptat at T.TL COMliic. T)Y VIRTUE OF DBOBETAH »^’t,nil^f : i»ri'~ » Till- i -LL dciatnuMtf-latbWoauft^byJtrdgV8-p^ nil '; o f s D M i; , g ;,ud yn.the we-t by lands of 8. D. M, Guesjand L. G Terms of sale, cash Two Lots in the rear pf the lo-Km .'ntionod, each Guess. t— rurchsorjo pay for papers J.\V. ' ' .wo I.ots frofitinir.pu fifty-two sinl aJi.df R-wt,front by »■»* bundtrod weT.hvcfret . f tii dfpni. Two Lots in the rear pf th one humlrcd su-1 five tJet M,.— . r —.. Terms, on-vtiaif cash (wl;!i i-tleilean* of psrl*J an esrti) balance on a credit-of -me year with Interest —secured 'hr pttrfbisorviv.nd an* the hotel buiUiinys, to tie in- OcOTdT LANCASTER, 8. u. cu ALSO, AU-lhat fmcf or pargei of land, (excapt right Barnwell Bailraad) simm-ed, ly- Term* of fiale—CJssh eaf>agb to imy tbo coats and dktbtirSPmert* of thib cause which have accrued since the lOib day of May, 1870, and the expen- hw MlffHHlf U'jl* credit uutil the first day of February, 1880. The said tract of land may be eoM in parcels to suit purchasers. L’uichaser* to pay for papers. rr ^ . J. J. BRABHAM, Ootil-td " - r C.C.P. SiLEKIFF’S SALES. Foreclosure. Francis J. I\i»or, Fkuatiff, against B. II. Warren and II. W. Mitchell, Jr., befend* ant-—Judgment of Forodosur* Bat '7^ ” UNDER A DECREE IN TH4S CAUSE, 1 will offer for srtc, at Barnwell Court House, b<»two*»a the IokuI lu-uiu of on!'-, -or the first Monday in November next, it be lug the Ihlrd o«v of said raontlt, Ike fol- loWlna desrHbwa real property, to-wlt : 1. All that plantation or tract, of land, situated, lyln-r am! Iw-hjgir’KrttlOtuwn of Grahaojs, Iff tho c- -unlyof Barn well. State afoir uUdr eoataiaing Tw’* hundre«l »ijnd :uou, u« iiowrr mi. w© .©.s «* a-v . on ll)w ffouth. by In mis of John C. L-inp ^ -w.- * isiw o, i»‘°ii l i‘n v«"°7°i "•tif outrage on Mr. A. I>. Humphrey s 2. All that lot, plreo or parcel pf land, hlack'illo, Slate rl'oreaaid, butting and with tho buildings tlvoroon, siluHed, ly ing and bel g In the town of Grahams aforesaid, measuring forty-four feet and iiv«| Irn-ima. nu^;i< or lees, <*i> the noHh lice. iic*« . r .iln-d and elghty-llvo' f-ct, more «.r losi', ladepth from ufirth to s->ut h.‘ 1 and * 4 A V./ k V7 w. r* J y XU\kV^|.'a4 4 4 Ww 1*4 k Oil i V- - V4 I . I , and iKnmdod on Urn north "tjy the-South Carolina Railroad, oust by Lrhds of James H. ll-*oJv, s--uth l-y l inos of W. F and C. II. Rica ou t wart by 0 of said William H. V fioton, the iMmonsions on ttia south fine Doing the sanio as on ITio i.orth fTno,. m d tb-dimeuai-ms of tin* wool ttao big tin same us ou the east litre, more or less. ALSO, of way of ^ . ing find being in the county ol Barnwell; State ot South CSYo’ina. and,containing two hundret nnd cighty-scvcn scroi, more'Of lossfnnd bounded on she north lairds of Martn.adukc Whaley, eouth, by lauds of E. Mtlw. c-isl by'lauds qLM. A. Temidct. and Veat by lands of Mary Lancaster and Wm, UossV Levied upon as the property of EtiohNovels, e . al.; at the suit of M. Wlialcy: Teems cash. iwomiwd Uf pa liny AL80. All that tract or parcel of land., situated, ly tug and'being In the o-uhty and Stare fifure- sai l, 'on the Bouth^t.Vrolin*- Railroal, can laitdng one hundred and seventy-six and oue^lnrtf ncres. more' or leas, aud bounded on Ibeaouth-by South CaroHna Rnilroad, on the cast )>y lands of-the estate of Joseph Kennedy, decea-ed, on the north-by . land* of J. Burcknteyer. Levied iip"ii a? tho Tbc Hotel Lot—One-fourth aero, more or b-sur • U.umled (on the auth Way, 1S74) by a lot of OMMa. f Ktrr'“V 1 , °»- 1 —l.y ■ .i n-i-t, from-JL.Iut-ur U»nn A All, now ocwipiirt by LeRoy W ilson a-< a K.^:, to l»- exhibiteU on iH>-of s*-p)a» follow* from Jav of Mil mo>tKHKO of premises. .-- - - - , e\ired bv purchaser wlthiil ten days from day of «rte for the amount at lea-tofthei-redit portion, anj tbe - -bdlky axsianed to aheritT, aud to ras- the putchaaer fail, -o to iii.ua- auH lee-iKti, -lo-rilf to luatpt'aiM.ox*. va to tHMobled fflathe-bflOjd and bear intcrcat.* October Sth. 1ST9, =: ---r - -—■ S. B. <•. Weathersbee >t & Easterling Have just ’opened, hi Barnwell, a at- maguificont stock of ucw yuoU*, which ■ » i/ > \ ^ ’ are offering nt ' ~ 1 —7'*” TO CASH BUYERS. Wc will duplicate any bill <iouglit anywhere iu Barnwull county. We Will Not BeUpdemlil. Everything' needed by the people, at prices unknown forbears in this section. Gome to Bee X^s- WE M AKE A NEW ERA IN TRADE We cannot specify lines, articles or piece?, but wc have everything, and—<mr_ • •• * 11 »• -5 _ .A*.. . at^ ,, prices wiii give perfect satisfaction. CASH PAID FOR' COTTON— BRING IT ALONG. us, you will ncytr bo Come sorry* * - augl I -2m 'Hid 8TATF OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF BAKXAYELi.-iN THE COURT OF COMMON 8. .. gltnoH Brown n« Administrator of the per- —itoaal-teffHte of VFtlUfffii. A. N eriatid,'de- c«ased—PUlntlff.- ‘ - imt Mtehtod Ner land. andothers-Do- Iwrtsr jrupefty- vt J-oik'.s KGIy, Ad;niii,isli - »tor. et. al.. at the suit of L. D. .Jewry Ji Son.— Terms eashr - I’drchasCr to pay for papers. .^jpion Brown.,AduuuhjtratQr, Nerluud, ct. al.—(Jfoer' Tor smc. 1 COUNTRY PRODUCE, PY VIRTUE t)F A DECRETAL ORDER to mo directed, Kyjti* Ronnr Jitd|w f rai-err RcptfliiLer Aoth, isTU, I yrill offer for sale at Barnrrcil Court House* between the legal hours-of sale, on tbe first Monday ig^Novenm. >1 iluv ut'eaid inontli, tiic foliowing-desciibcd real JgOMft bounding ns follows.- Ou the pOrili by M< - lijny’s Lane, on the west by binds of Bafc# & Briggs, on the tout t. Ly lands uow or fur tfj'eriy b longing te LcW is N'tvl'.s, containing' tiiree acres, more or less. PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF HIS Honur T. R. Fraser, Pivsi.ting Judge, made i i thtrabuvo ouiitled cause, on tin' 23i b of Kept ember, 1h7‘J, riott.se U hereby given t») ell er.xlitors having ebiltur; against tho saiil Williiun A.Nvrhutd.de- evased, or against Simon -Frown aaadmin- Btrutar aforesaid ; tii>t t hey nre required by avjd ocfieOdCrt prove their said einims byThe l.-t ‘ " b- -fi ajeitie hfi i of .N < ivetnl vr. 187'J, or tar fiJFever liarr*'-. thereof, and of ail au.- tiot.saiid-proueedlngs for the recovery of the same. _ Y J. BliABHAM ~b<TPT 010 ; M. SOgglH I'EALKR, l.N ■Poultry, Game.- . ' Butter, PotfttOCM, etc,, iloiM-MeeUag.-Slnt UJurkgtwi f -sUJ. oeRi Chas C. Leslie, ABSG, One other tract bounded and described as fallows ; AU 1 lint tract, pieee or pla/ltatia^ oflitnd, Conthlniiigone huTdretan Jccvunty. five acresymore or less, being one-half of a Cvrttiiu 1 met of land fortnerly belouging to the late Daniil JcwcR -situated, lylSj- ninl I Leing iir Barnwell .county. State afo.jesahl. lasfoll»>ws: North by lands of i?‘ *,°i*’ ^ C i C i" F al ? , ‘l <, f ‘find, | , lM( j bounds I ns followa: North by lands of oimt-julng fpom aatak© on,the fttutS.anlo ' — f I hillip M ilone, of the houthX'arbliua Railroad, on the tho Ncat_ Bridge l.oad, south by of the SaulhXurbluia Railroad, on the rnntli Hue, rynnlng erst fiftj» P vt, 4 s-nTne vast afi-t weal* iiucA tunning s<iuth om- hundred and eighty P>et, and <>n the douth tt' a fifty feet. Turfiia (tf sale cash. Xuidiatwr loamy for paoera. . J^-W. LA.NtrARTETr, ocO-id ^ t m S. B. C. B - . TI Warren and T1. W. Mitcbell, Jr., Aa- signvejt of W rut on uni Dawling against- LeRoy Wilson and J. J. Brabham, Dafen<L> aiits—rjuJgiuent of Foreclosure nmirfuic. . UNDER A DECREE IN THIS CAUi’fi,! will off r ftt Bate, at Bur.! well Conit House between tbo 1-g.il hours of sale, on tt.c first Monday in NovemU-r next, it being the third day of arid mouth, tho follow rig described real property, to-wit : All that tract *r ..plantation of land, situated iu ihaffumity and State aforesaid, bounded on tho north by lands of Khan Beady and J ernes A. Jerkins, OH CSV east by lands of James A. Jenkins and 8. I’, field, on the south by lands of Pi ess y and O. D. A. Wilson apYun tho west by lands of A. W’. Kheptori'and estate lauds of M. J. Cave, hontainlBg five hundred acres, more or less, one hundred acres of whb.-h ha© ft)*M~Brt'<(fri»v survey aud marked out ns a dower or lifetime intoipst for or in fovor. of Mrs. 1 linbeth Davls»>formcr1y Jhs lilizaboU* W Hbob. — - ————— —- 2. All tliat' tract of land In- the county „ T c Jlrecicd. 1 wiiloffer fuca.Ua. at Bam. ami Swtc a'oreajd 1, coctainlng four hdn- dped and fifty aairs wore or1©p*, boundeU liorth by lands in the-poest'Seion (at the diito of the moitgnge) of Jt.. W. Bassett and thoFoase lands, east By tha Coyelntul lands, south by tbo Walterboro road and west by lauds of Rfoae UhAsbeican aiid u tract known os tho Bamberg lands. 'Terms of sale, one-half cash (with prtvl- ledgo of pacing all cnuii) balance on a cirrtFTtonn )wa WlUl tnttnvkl‘ froth (TaT ofsalt*,. 1’ . - - i 1.■, hood with a mortgago of *the picmlsos purchased au 1 to pay for jmpors. j - . J..W. LANCASTER, ^i- OcP.ld- 1 ■■■ ■ I m—* . n I I. 8- R-Fl- II. J. Stcadly vs. Peter Daniels— Fore- ’ . «, n closure. - • ' • BY VIRTCRE 0FAI®CiETAL ORDER to mo-dircctcd, by His Honor Judge Fraser, at the geprembev term of Conrt, 1870, I will offer for sale at Barnwell Court Homo, lb-tho first Monday of Novojiber next, it beirg the third day of said month, the fol-, lowii'j; described real property, to-wit: ^ Jl that piece or tract of land, measuring and containing fifty-eight aud one-half acres, more or less, and bounded on alf sT lea ai foltewa: Rohyt Glover. Moses 8tudly, Frank Smith agA^rier eroyk• Termj cash. Purchaser to pay fbr papers. ALSO, All that tract or pircel of land, being and lying in Barn well county, S^Hc of South Carolina, on the waters of Boudy Brancb, containing eighty-eight acres, bounded ou th* north and east by lands of W. P. Wilson, the south and west by lands of C. H. «n Golding, on the northwest by lands of W. V. GUI, being the tr%ct known as the Valentine Gill tract, on Horse Pen Branch and -the Port Royal Railroad. Levied npon as the property of Joseph Parker at the suit of C. 11. Coldhtg. Terms eash. Pure Laser to pay for papers*. en-t by ffuid.-rof Cecile Hilrtaud estate of Itemz and west by lands of '-Ii**!. Francis Holavl'n. — And one o'hyr tract, boun-ied and describ ed tvs f&Iiot s; Ait that lot, niece or parcel of latidrwhh thetJuiTtlings thereon,situated, lying antfbeing in the village Midway, in the ciuhf/of Bar ft well and State nfuresuid, measuring and containing, on the North side, four hundred and twenty feet; on the South-East and West lines, four hundred" an 1 twenty feet each, buflingand bounding north by lands of John D. Sense nnd “cter Carson, east oh the public road and *c-;l by lands of the said Peter (.’arson. Terms of sale cash; 5 . , • - - -- r Purchaser toyay for papers._ • ‘ ' f J. W. LANCA-STEfi, oc9.td . *8. B. C. ExwuUtffi^lts. P. B. McKnight vs. Jas. Erwin, G. IT. Kirk, land, ct. ul., as Trustees of Allendale High School—Execution Sale.* LY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO w.rH Court Houfcu. on Monday, the !kl day i t tun legal hours of Novi mf-er m-xt.bctwoe _ of bale, the following described real (;rop- .1 u-, to-wit : Lot N -. ltd hat bloofc’rM* the (own of Al'und do I florth net Sy MnttK-rry ’ street, eoUtTivi'u-t by Union Church tot. sohthoufit by Hickory stieot. and nbrlbwi-ft by Mrs. Fo<rtt. 'let ms of sale each. Purchaser to pay for papers. ALSO, Wholesale and Retail Dealer ln_ Fish, Came, Lobsters, Turtles, Terrajjins, . ' - (Xysters, kc Stalls Nos. 1 & 2 Fish Market, Charleston* So. Ca Having nm!e TrrgA adJ Uonff b> my buisiueet*. l »tu prepar d to fural&U Flrh. Game, Ac. at short notl-eo. A l ordti-a ptoui ptly .attended tb. T'Tiinwush or ef > acceptsnen Ice Company,.. Ly (b* pAiuv I 1ninfli»Ail. ton and car load. < 1’KODUCEGF^LL KIND?. ier<, Game and Poultry. FRESH FISH ASDOYSYeKS. Packed per order, a specialty. '»* OCR SELECTED DRESSED POULTRY Cannot J*e excelled in quality cr price, F.s- pccial arttntion paid to ahijiping iheranifl. ICE PACKED FOR FIJI PM ENT. - In Urge or siukU quantities. • j.M.yKiuitv Ac co..:: aepIS-rh* t» Market St,. Chariegtcn, 8. C. SAM L B. M ABSITALI. KDW«I:l> C. MAKSHALL. — JULIUS /. WESGaAT. ' SAM’LR. MARSHALL JrCO, IMPOBTEttS or Baraware, Cutlery, Guns, etc., md Am-lfulturaJ Imolomcnt^- 314 KING ST., CORNER SOCIETY, (Sign of the Golden pun)*. ALSO. 55 and 57-SOCIETY STREET C’HAltL.Krt'l'OX. H. C*. CefjlnitcJ Watt Plow?. Agg 1* foe rcp25-ly 11. t . la a 11,, oc1C;3m wM.s.smaNious; . ' UESEBAV- . ' ' * FndacOnT Cimmlsti i Poultry, Game, Egsra. Putter, Frujte, Vegetables, &c,, No. 72 East Lay Street, CH A. 1<L,l£fe»TO>1. .. «. C. References: Geo. W. William©,Gibb©© & Co. Witte Prothere, Jan. A.iiger A Co., J. N. Robuou. & Son, Geo. H. Waller & Co.. Sloan & Seignlom*. fi^ShipmentsSoTeitcd. . ot*l(-3m tstd; Fall adii Winter Millinery. Miss L J. Leckie Takes this method of InforTrlng the ladi and Miestk Dry BnA.FaiHy fto -t*. Tb.- M at l>vp»rtiii«nt ha» ali tbe Injert nhapea- In Kraaicti amt Anwrtcan ehljw, Stttaas; Uabnm-and l^giiorn, »!«> a lar>c varirtjrof Frcauh Hat* fur Ltatcii, Mlaaw'anii UMTJren. My fiin ofvarlej and ix'su- tlfiif. AH thciala rtf Imi In Fancy Feat tit M,(Jnia- 300 acrea mom or less. In Four Mile Town- ship: boundisl north by lands-of J.. R ((chran, south by lands of. Idis Rrabham, txd.wgtng^o ootato-of J, J, -st by iaodat Wood and east by lands of Ogarletn Dun bar, being part ing to Mrs. 8. b jui'gment against J suit Ot B. Owens, t of a tr et foriuiirlyDolong- 3 A'W'aaB Aavxr B. Brabham. Sold to satisfy tsS • lust J. C. Holly ai dothers at w ^ • *** ft ■ ▼ • ns,-«t. j 1. 'le.rmscash. * _0F-i'• —' / - Bniyltasnr Ui ft oc9 t td fi. 'B. C. Cathcrino A. Rowell vs. D. J. Thomas and John C. Williams- Executioa&do, BY VIRTUE <?F AN EXECUTION TO me dlractod In the abovfe cause. 1 will.nffcr for sale, at Barnwell Court Reuse, on the first Monday in November next, it T>eThg the third day of said month, th* following described roil properly. All that tract or plan tat ton of land situat ed, lying and being in the county of Barn, well. State aforesaid, contaiuingojie htio. died and thirtyrtwo acres, more or lesi and bounded norlli by landa belonging to estate of Sandy Walker and estate of John A. Zeigter. east by land of Hugh Zcigler and weet by lands ofrK. E. .kFilham*. Terms -of sate cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. . oaldld V W. LANCASTER. 8 . R. & Notice to ('reditorsr ALL parties holding claims ngaln-ttho estate ot Edwin Htnnadl, will present the viui.r, duly attested, nnd all parties in- dlal© imyinentto fcARAII 8. RTAN8ELL, w Octl6-4t - Adm’x Edwin FtonreH. W"«t*, Jet, <'nrji»wl Ptntrn Je»',-iry. • New 'style* Friwtts, Real Hair In Piifi*. t.airls and Kwitche*. ete.. Prices rvasonaMe, and rll ary In vited te call at 1^..1. L. ld(K 1 JrC’pa, lh3 Broad fit., 2d Door Abovo-Tlxorefea Of- fle© . f-c9-3<n) AUGUST A, GA. BAimWELI i.ji s. c. Will he. glad lo. sec and serve Lis' Carolina friends, at Headquarters for Bargains With II. BROOKS, who has m store at 182, 182 1-2 and 200 Broad street, Aii-usta, Ga., a full and perfect stock ofH ATS, lit K)T8, Silt >Es. CLOT1I- IMJ and FURNISHING GOOD.-. oc9-3a» ^ ——--—— STORE A.1D LOT FOR SUE. .1 will offer for sale^a^ publieauoSton, .at Blackville, e. C.. on Monday, loth Novoitn- 1a*r next, at tl o’clock, a. m.. the store and tot In said town, lately oc<:upl<il by H. Asher, The ©tor* 4a a commodious .©ne, Troritfng on Railroad Aveftue, and Is well adopt. d t,» general morahnpdte* Iaibluu*ai Terms or ©aJe, one-half cash, balance on a nung credit of-one purchaser, with a mOrtgi clutscr to pay foar, securetl by bond of Leg sevon per cent, interest re of the premiseo. l*tir- for papers. 1 he property debted to tho said esUto will make liniu©- may bo treated for at private isle until lath Novotnber. ot.9 td JNO. R. BELLINGER, A real for ii. A^ HER. PRACTICAL BEPAIbEB ALL KISpS ^ SEWING MACniNES, And Dealer in Genuine Koedloa, l artH . a ami Accesaorica for all Uaclune*. GRAY’S BUILDING, Opposite Port Office, gj-tf* M \niVN-Ut» rent in by Exprc.re prompt ly repaired and returned, and co^eepoM* danta in regard to Machine* solicited; , G-md flock of Mcoml-band Machines kei>t for sale ftoui f 10 up. '• P. O. B«x ohi'i. eeptf-3ui NMW STOItL: -AND — HEW GOODS. J. II. Levy has on hand and Is d*lly re ceiving a lhrg« nnd well selected sUm-v of ev.*ry ( Lisa of g<w>ds, which he Is ufTeilng at ver>- low ligui es. lie will not be undwt- .iidlL UulLlirsceJ ‘ J* 1*1- Xaevyi Black vtlto, H. C. DANIEL HAAS, —/oltllKB OP — ITodlouM, l um-y 4e«©dM, Ac., 155 MEETING STREET, CHARLESTON, 8* Ce 72-85 . For the FitoUMi S. llliv.: tiook of tha Agv-: 1 ? 'The Hdaseholfl hnd ’ARMERS’ CYOLOPEDI A A lumsolioid pct-i vtly—one that every funittr tic iU —a1.Hwjjrjr.or ftm-ff. AO rt.N.'l ra an* uuh*- Iii4 wiili rtv*t (tuo i-*-*, tor evvfy family W-W w*ra Un- iKxik wanta it. .-mjcuitt territory at MM*. Ad- Jn-es. _ . .. •1-tt Anchor Publishing Co., 8t Louis, Mo., rcpl8- lm Or. ATLANTA. OA. OOO BUSHELS —OSNUINK eELKCI— RED KCKT PROOF SEED OATS, 7" per bushel, sacked. For sale at nnd deli\ eietl ut depot - JOHN 1!. HAIR, Elko, ft C. R. R. nu"28<tf A. Aniistron^ ® WILLIfeiXON, fif; CmT ' Keeps constantly on hand a good supply General Merchandise, r.t retd.liable pricM. All kinds cf 1T.O- DUCE taken at fair priew.' a - • seplb-tf ■ '7'.