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THE EE DVL O C E T . Ci)f pi'tnocrat. WI1>\I>S1>1V, I>K< K.M ItKK I. Key. IV, A. (iamewell. Thi* good mau hag been gathered to his fathen—ho has gone to his reward in that laud where “the wicked cease from troubling and the weary are at rest,” eternal rett. Mr. Gamkwell ministered to dying souls at this place, for two years. He was loved by ail denominations. He was simple in his deportment, lovely in character and earnest and devoted in Christian leal. In the pulpit, at the sick bed, by the grave and in all the walks of life, he was a beautiful and perfect illustration of the humble Chris tian. of the faithful follower of his Master, of one ‘saved by grace.” Ilis bereaved family baye the sympathy of our entire community : aud we condole with the Church in the loss of one of its brightest ornaments. Our loss is his eternal gain—those things which he has seen ss through a glass, darkly, he now sees face to face.; that God whom ho has worshiped through faith, has welcomed him to everlasting bliss: the harp Las been placed in his hands, and he has already sang the eternal song of praise ‘‘to Him who uttcth upon the throne and unto the Lamb forever,” His was a glorious death. Triumphal t in his faith he cheerfully delivered his soul to waiting angels who were ready to convey him to eternal land 1 . hat is this reference of Gov. Scott -to the possibility of a resort to ‘the same sum mary process, other than an encouragement to retaliatory and vindictive incisures in the administration of Government in that State? \\ e declare unhesitatingly that this is an outrage against society, even surpassing the deeds of which the Governor professes such abhorrence.” Cotton Factory, M e call attention to the advertisement of the President of this Company, calling a meet ing of the Stockholders on the 10th instant. The Jjtbor (lucstiou. We probably could not devote a portion of our paper to more interesting matter than that contained in the last days proceedings of the late ‘‘Labor Convention.” It really seems to us that the proverb is fulfilled "whom the Gods would destroy they first make mad.” The negro has entrusted his future to the care and keeping of the yankees : his fate is certain. due bill is given in lieu of payment for agri cultural labor. That nine hours shall be a lawful day's work for all mechanics and la borers engaged in manufactures, or in any business requiring skilled labor. 7. Abolish all taxes on [sales of cotton and rice, by either State or municipiul authori ties. A Committee of nine, consisting of B. F, Jackson, T. J. Mackey, J. W. Hogan, B. J. Yocum, white; Jos. H. Baincy, W. B. Nash W. W. Tucker, Porter Smith, and Lawrence Cain, colored, was appointed to issue an ad dress to the people of the State. A resolution recommending the formation of “Mechanical Associationn” in each Coun ty in the State, was adopted. After the usual complimentary resolution to the otfieers of tne Convention, it was ad journed tine die, with three times three cheers. Charleston Market. Nov. ?6.—Cotton dull and depressed, very “A resolution was adopted to appoint a . little offering at prices ranging from 2d] to lie Known. JoltnAN Lajwj (eery colored') from Dar lington, attended the labor Convention and opened his mouth to tell what Providence was doing and u hy. We had not heard be fore, that La.no was God's interpreter. “Mr. Jordan Lang, of Darlington, said very little corn was made. This was caused by the drought, which this convention cannot obviate. The planter, in some cases, have not made enough to pay for the guano they used on the land. The planters have often tried to swindle the laborers outof their little share, and this is the retribution of Provi dence.” Darllngtou Court. A letter written from Darlington during the last term of the Court there, to a repub lican paper contains the following paragraph : “The court is a slow coach in every sense, and must stick on taxes heavily. The bar exhibits variety—quite a string of do-noth- ings and some men of talent. Warley con tributes the fuu which seems to be his forte. Spain does the snarling—Mcl-er the digni ty of the past—Fiemming, the keen a«»-tut« and up with the times, hat aa eloquence which flashes when aroused. He belongs to Sumter, although he has a large and increas ing practice here. He is only teo refined and courteous furthe rough arena of such a court.* This letter is signed by "Germanicus” who is doubtless the “keen astute Flemming him self—who boards with negroes, associats with negroes, defends negroes for lira dollari each and in principle is a nigger. Julias J. Flemming who in the above paragraph per sonifies himself as the “keen and astute” law yer of the Darlington Bar, and lamely but audaciously attempts to compare himself with Warley, Spain aud Mclvcr, is no dther than the man who hag disgraced the sacra- dotal robe of the Methodist, Baptist and Prcspyteiian churches at different times— robes under which he often-times carried too much mean whiskey. Aside from the immortality thus achieved, it is said by a contemporary, that he won a little immortality "by surrendering himself on the bloody field of Dingle’s Mills, ton blind mule. But this “astute” law giving Flemming will never reach the acme of his ambition except Cy the fundamental pops of some gemtleuuu's boots. For this service we nominate Peter Dargan. Who is abundantly able to administer these pops with such force, that each one will have the imprint of a white swe'.limr.—Marion Star. committee from each County, to nominate ! ~*t cor.ts. suitable persons to represent the State iuthc National Labor Convention, to be held in M aslungton City, '.n December next. The committee recommended the following: Joseph II. Bainey, J.J. Wright, W. B. Nash Lucius Wimbtsh, colored ; Simeon Corley, Thomas J. Mackey, white. A member from Orangeburg offered a res olution—which was laid upon the tabic, after much discussion—that the following rates of ' wages bo given to laborers for cultivating I cotton and corn : First class, S15; second, $12 ; third, $9 j per mouth ; and the labor ers shall receive in addition to the above: 3 lbs. bacon, per week, peck corn, quart molas ses, pint salt, for his board ; and if working for a share of the crop, they shall receive one-half of all the provision crop, and one- third of the cotton raised upon the farm. The planters to furnish all the farming uten sils and sufficient horse power to carry on the farm. The Committee appointed to memorialize the Genera] Assembly, through their Chair man T. J. Mackey, [submitted the following : The laborers of the State of South Caroli na, in Conveution assembled, beg leave to memorialize your honorable Body, to furn ish an appropriate and effectual remedy for some of the grievances which the agricultu ral laborer now suffers at the hands of the large majority of his employers. We believe that there is no natural antagonism between the interests of the planter and those of the laborer ; but on the contrary, that fair deal ing and rigid performance of duty on the part of each, will secure the prosperity o both. SEECJI-AJL, TSTOTIOES- 8®. KOSKOO.—ARK YOU SICK nervous, or debilitated ? Are you suffering from nny form of Scrofula, Dyspepsia, Itheumatism, Liver Complaint, Kidney Disoa«cs, or Nervous Prostration, &c. ? If so, you can be restored to health and vigor by using Dr. Lawrence's cele brated "Koskoo.” It cures the most inveterate forms of Chronic Diseases when all other remedies fail. It is not a secret quack medicine; the Formula is around each bottle, and it is a standard remedy of recognized merit. It is daily prescribed by physicians, a«d recommended by many thousands of our best citizens. For sale by druggists and Merchants everywhere. For sale by Hart, Parker & Co. Sept. 8 48 ly Jgtjy SPECIAL NOTICE.—To parties in want, of Doors, Sashes and Blinds, we refer to the ad- vertisement of P. P. Toale, the large manufactur er of thoso goods in Charleston. Price list fur nished on application. IN once. Dickson’s Compound. H AVING been appointed Agents for the rale of this valuable compound, by Gen. Alex ander, we are prepared to furaish'any amount of the same. Orders will be promptly attended to an<’ ship ments made as required to any point on cither the Wilmington k Manchester, or Oberaw & Dar lington Ra ilroads. For further particulars and circulars and samples, apply to DkLORJ/E k BYRD, Doves’ Depot, C. & D. R. R. Dee. 1 6 tf 6fc>" THK “XLX CENTUBY” PUB- cation Co., at Charleston, have been so success ful in literary enterprise t’lat they are distribut ing hundreds' of choice Standard works/rw to the purchasers of the Magazine. Ask for it at this office. fctept 8 49 3m KT LADIES SUFFERING FROM any disease peculiar to their sex, can be restored to health by using Dr. Lawrence’s ♦•Woman’s Friend.” It purifies the secretions, nn l restores the system to a healthy condition.—For sale by Hart, Parker k Co., Darlington, S. C* Sept 8 49 ly IMPORTANT. OFFICE BLACK CREEK COTTON FACTORY 1 Dovxa'i Depot, Nov. 80, 18C9. / The Ronvd of Directors of Ihn Black Creek Cotton Factory Company are requested to meet at Dove’s Depot, on Gridry 10th December, inet. Business of importance will bo transacted. By order of COL. J, A. LAW, Pres,t J. L. Dove, Scct’y A Treaa- Dob 1 7 2t Tamer & kelly, H AVING just received TEN TONS of the CarotinJl Fertiliser. Planters de sirous to purchase will do well to call and exam ine this excellent manure. We arc agents for the Carolina Fertilizer; and will furnish it on the most reasonable terms. Dec 1, 1809 7 tf IMPORTANT NOTICE TO THE Farmers and Planters of DARLINGTON COUNTY. A S it will be impossible to procure for anoth- /■% er season, full supplies of the “Peruvian Guano,” wc take pleasure in recommending to the notice of the Farmers and Planters of this county the “CAROLIXA FERTILIZER" which is ackaowledged by those who have experi mented with it, to be the best Commercial ma nure in the market. We are Agents for the . c nle of this valuable Fertiliser, and those who wish to secure it shoud make immediate application to us. We are pre pared to show samples and furnish circulars of same* Term, $00-00 cash, or SCo.OO on time, with approved security, parable first November 1870. We arc also Agents for the firm of Messrs. Geo. W. Williams k Co.. Factors, and will make cash advances to three-fourths the value on cot ton, consigned to either the nbovefirmfn Chorlcs- lon. S. C.,or Williams, Birnie & Co., of N. York. DtLOBMK & BYBD. Detect Depot, S. C. Nov 28 C ly Bill to marzhull asset ts, j &c. A HANDSOME INDUCEMENT. —Every person who sends $3.00 to the “XIX CENTERY” Publication Oo., at Charleston, 8, We arc aware that many of the wrongs | C., receives that superb Mogr.zinc for one year, to which laborers aro subjected are beyond i an ‘ 1 a C0 I'T of either of the V.'averly Novels or the reach of legislation , bi’nust find their I ,he wurk8 ^lo*J«ckons tint may be dcsig redress in the ongamzed efforts of the labor- 1 "‘t*- 8 **"* " i,k ^ lum hst ers themselves, sowing unitedly within lines of the law, wi'th a wif" re; ^ ^ equitable claims of capiV:-A f '* able rights of Jabor. body ..re res . fiu. J !sc Aim‘i‘i(*nn Sunday .School Worker. W’e have received the the prospectus of a monthly journal to Ire published at St. Louis. December 1st, ly J. W. McIntyre, No. 4 South Fifth Street, under supervision of a committee, representing the Evangelical denominations. Its sphere is the promotion of the religious education of the you\g in the Family. S.anetnsry, Sabbath and Day School. Asylums, Ac., in all section and de- uonanations alike. It will have a lesson system with exposito- tions fvpu 1 ^ ^ " 1 “i' ■ ns ure more fully than at pr^^.lhcirwpeedy and cer tain collection ; and, also, by snitablc laws, to confer upon the laborer a greater power of self protection than he now posseses fee. 1. That the claim of the agricultural la borer, for wages due, shall operate as a pro- furred lien upon tho land that he works, and that the planter or owner of said land that he works, shall not sell or alienate the same until such claim is satisfied. 2. That the Governor shall appoint a dis creet and proper person, in each County, who shall be designated as “Commissioner of Contracts ;” such person shall be charged with the duty of examining and attesting all contracts between the planter and the laborer and shall act as advisory council of the la borer upon all questions that may arise under his contract. He sltail make a quarterly re port to the Bureau of Agricultural Statistics setting forth the number of laborers in his County; how employed; the rate if wages paid, and the names of planters and laborers who may have violated their contracts; all of which shall be laid before the General Assembly, at the commencement of each session thereof, and shall he published for general information. 3. That suits, of all classes of laborers or employees, for wages due them, shall have precedence on the calenders of the courta over all other civil suits, and shall be heard at the first term of the coart, after the decla ration ot the plantiffin the same shall have been filed. 4. That the Governor be authorized to j appoint to each County an officer, whose du ty it shall he to make up the list of jurors and superintend the drawing of the same, in order that the laboring classes [may have a fair representation on the juries—a privilege which is practical!}'denied them in the rural districts, under the operation of the present system. 5. That when lands are sold under execu- St David’s Lodge No. 72 A. - . F.'. M.'. T HE REGULAR COMMENTCATON OF THIS 1.0‘lgo, v. ill be held on Monday Dec. 13, at 7 o’clock, P. M. Brother* will take notice and govern themselves accordingly. By order of F. F. WARLEY, W.-. M.-. J. W. Lek, Secretary Jan 16, 1869—t-f. CAMPBELL CHPTER, NO. 31, R.\ A.*. M.\ T (OF FLORENCE.) HE REGULAR CONVOCATION OF THIS Chapter will be holden at Masonic Hall, in Florence, on Wednesday .Dec., 22 at 8, P. M. Uompanions will take due notice of the above and govern thcin^elv. %*cording!y. By order M.\ E.\ II.-. IV. II. M. GILBERT, Secretary. .Tune 2 35 ly AMITY LODGE, No. 121, A.'. F.'. M.' FLORKXCK, S. C. T ry notice, illustrations, Ac., w ith much nther , t[ oni the Sheriff shall divide them as nearly matter ready prepared for the use ol teachers, ;lg practicable into tracts not exceeding fifty parents, and others. j acres each, in order that the small capitalists fhe cditoral (ommdtee consists of leading j ma y l, e enabled to purchase. Wc believe ministers of the different denominations. The , that this measure will greatly facilitate the publisher, would no doubt, gladly answer nil ! acquisition of land by the landless, and that inquiries. ; ( , an rcn ,]cred legally practicable, by Thai I’rocluniiUMKi. ! , providing that the; decree of sale in each case i shall declare that only so much of the deb- Our readers wi.l remember that some ■ („. ' s ];m<], ( , r sub-divisions thereof, shall weeks ago, we referred in plain terms, to the j |„, g„ij rp ma v p e necessary to satisfy the incendiary proclamation of B. K. Scott by jml-ment permit of the Devil, Governor of South Car- j 'pj, at .,1] j ue ;,;]] 3 olina, in reference to alledgeil outrages in laborers shall Sumter < our >y. [ consideration fur which the same shall have The -Ye.- iorle D.pMir, an independent been given, and shall he transferable at the and. able journal speaks of thes State paper j option of the bolder, and shall operate as a as .ul.ows . jhen upon the crop and land, whenever such HE II KG V LA i; COM M UN ICATION OF Amity Lodge, will be holden at Masonic Hall, Florence, S. C., on Wednesday, 17 tiiNov. at 8 o’clock, P. M. The arrear list will be read and the rule ap plied. By order W.\ M.\ G. MeD. STOLL. Sccrciary. May 26, 31 ly THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Darlington County. By J. M. Brown, Esq., Probate Judge. RM7HEI»LAS. Augustus P. Lucas, hath made V V' *0 ln <-‘ to grant him letters of admin istration ot the Estate of Edward P. Lucas, de ceased- Those arc there Lire to cite and ad monish all and singular the kindred and credit ors of the said Edward P. Lucas, deceased, that they bo and appear before me. in the Court of Probate, to be held at Darlington Court House on the loth day >t Dec-ember, Just., after pnbli- cation hereof, at II o’clock in the forenoon, to shew cause if any they have, why the said Ad ministration should not be granted. Given under my hand this 30th dry of Novem ber, A. D,. lSt.9. JAMES M. BROWN, Probate Judge, D. C. Dec 1 6 2 given l»y planters to in terms the special FOR SALE OR RENT. N Excellent Cotton Plantation m-ar Florence with a dwelling, nnd all other tHcessary buildings. Apply to E. A. LAW, Dec I (7—tf) Darlington, C. H. Assignee’s Sale, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. South Carolina Disrrict. EX PARTE—S. W. MORRIS, DAVID PIGATE—II. E. P. SANDERS,Assignee, In lie, JOHN M. TIMMONS, Bankrupt. In Bakruptcy. ursuant to an order of the Honorable Judge Bryan, in the above case, I will sell on Tlniaaday, the (16th) sixteenth day of December next, at Timmonsvilfe, S. C., ail the right., title, and interest of said Bankrupt, in and to the fol lowing real estate: Lot No. 6G, fronting on Railroad street in the town of Timinonsville, known ns the Bristow and Blackwell lot, measuring 48 feet on front aud back line by 105 feet deep, more or less, with the buildings thereon. Lot No- 126 in tho rear of lot known as tho A. B. Bristow lot, in the town of Timmonsvillc, S. C, 48 feet in front and rear by 50 fact, more or less. Lot 127 fronting on Rail Road street, in town of Timmonsvillc, 50 feet in front aud back line by 105 feet deep, more or less. And als'» at the same t/me and place at the risk of the former purchasers, the following real es tate: v Lot No. 4 in town of Timmonsvillc, fronting on Keith stret210 feet by 210 feet on stx-cet containing one acre more or less. Lot No. 11 in Timmonsvillc fronting 210 feet on Wavrv^i street, by 210 feet on street, con- tainh-.g or... . ere. more or less. Lot No. 24 fVnntii'y Brockvitoifc/iM Clifford streets in Tiimm nsville. 21 > feet each, by 210 feet on the other two sides, more or less, containing one acre. Lot 55 in Timmonsvillc. f. onfing on AYilming- ton & Manchester Railroad, 260 feet by 215 feet on rear line and 210 feet deep, more or less. 115 in Timmonsvillc, fronting on Brockinton street, 210 feet by 210 feet ou street, con taining one acre, more or less. Lot 51, ncarthe Depot, in the town of Timmons, ville, measuring in front on Wilmington k Msn- chester Railroad 54 feet, 64 feet on back line by 94 feet in depth, more or less. Lot 67, inTimmonsvillc with the buildings there on, fronting the Wilmington & Manchester Rail road, measuring 48 feet on front and back line by feet in depth. Lot No. 80, fronting on Market und Keith streets in Tiinmonsvillc. 210 feet each by 210 feet in depth, more or less. Lot 15, Fronting on Warren street and streets in Timmonsvillc, 210 feet each by 210 feet in depth, more or less. Lot 12 fronting on Brockinton and streets 210 feet each by 210 feet in depth, more or less. Lot 79 fronting on Pinckney street and Market street 200 feet each by 200 feet in depth, more or less. Lot 64 fronting on Wilmington k Manchester Railroad and Keith streets, 200 feet each by 200 feet in depth. Lot 42 fronting on Byrd street in Timmonsvillc 150 feel and on back lino 180 feet by 210 feet in depth. Lot 105, fronting on Brokington street — street 210feet each by 210 feet in depth more or less, Lot, lOt», fronting on'Brockington street and — street210 feet each by 210 feet in depth more or less, Lot. 107, in Tiinmonsvillc containing one Acre more or less, Lot 109. fronting on Brockington street —street 210 feet oneh by 210 feet in depth more or less, Lot No 110, frontiog on Brockington street and streel«210 feet each, by 210 feet more or less, j Lot 111,* on street in Timmonsvillc, con- i taining one Acre more or less, Lot No. 121, Measuring 420 feet on Brooking- • ion street, 430 on the Road to Morris’ mill, by I 220 feet on street. Also, Lots No, 6 ; No. 7 ; No. 26 ; No. 33; No. i 34 ; No. 43 . No. 44 : No. 103 ; No. 104 ; No. 112 ; No. 113; No. 116 ; No. 118 ; No. 119 ; No. 120 ; 122; No, 123 ; and No. 124. containing from one to 5J acres, and are bounded as repre sented by a plat of the Town of Timinonsville. Also, Tract of land in Darlington County S. C. containing 50 Acres, mote or less, adjoining lands formerly owned by James Oliver, William Gee, Mrs, Ham and known as ihe laud where William Oliver lived. Tract of land in Darlington County 8. C., con- j taining 137 Acres, more or less, bounded on the STATE OF SO. CAROLINA. Darlington County. Horace Williamson Wm. E. James and John J. James, Ex’rs of S. II. Wilds, ▼s. Geo. I. W. McCall, and others. j B Y virtue of an order to me directed by the Hon. J. M. Rutland, Judge of the 1th cir cuit, 1 will sell at Public Auction at Darlington Court House, on the first Monday in December, next. All the real estate described in the plead ings in the above stated case, namely ; The house and Lot on Pearl street, in Darlington Village, the residence of thelatcCol. S. II. Wilds containing 39 acres, more or less—the house is large nnd commodious and the out building* in good repair. Lot in Springville, with the buildings thereon, containing six acres, more or less. Lot in 8pringville with the buildings thereon containing 7^ acres, more or less. Tract of land containing 602 acres, more or less, lying on Black Swamp, Darlington C’onnjy, adjoining lands of the late Mrs. Emily L. Bacot, Fistate of Dr. 8. F. Ervin, and lands formerly owned by the late Jno. D. Witherspoon. Tract of land containing 159 Acres more or less, lying on the public road leading from Dar lington Court House lo the “Pocket Landing” on the Great Pee Dee River, adjoining lands of B. F. Williamson and Geo. W.Dargan, known as the “Snkcy Cannon” place. Tract of land on the public rooad leading from Darlington Court House to Lawrence’s Bridge on Lynche's Creek, two miles from Darlington Court House, containing 9832 acres, more or less, known as the “Ervin Tract” to be sold in two separate tract.vis neor equal as they cun be made. Tract of land ou Indian Branch about one and a half miles from Darlington. C. IL, containing 2009 acres, more or less, to be sold in 16 differ ent tracts, plats of which will be shown on day of sale (the title to a part of this tract is disputed.) Terms of sale : One-third cash, the balance on a credit of one and two years, purchasers to give bond with interest from the day of sale, payable annually secured by a mortgage of the premises, and to pay for all necessary papers including revenue stamps, and that the purchaser of the house and lot in the town of Darlington be re quired to insure the building on said lot for the sum of four thousand dollars and assign the poli cy to the Clerk of the Court, as additional secu rity, and keep the same so insured until the whole of the purchase mon^y is paid. W. E. ClUJtfLES, c. c. p. k o. s. November 10 5 4t ISTo'fcioe. A LL persons indebted to A. F. Culpeper, by unto or account are requested to come for ward and settle, or their accounts will be put in the hands of a lawyer for collection. A. F. CULPEPER. Nov 24 (6—3t STATE OF SO. CAROLINA. In Common Pleas Darlington County. James B. Jarrott, Ex’r. ^ Bill to Mar ys. shall* Ed. Chan. Jarrett, [ Arnett*, Jas. If. McClenaghan. I &e. Evan J. Lide, and others. ) B Y virtue of and order of sale to mo directed by the Hon. J. M. Rutland, Judge of the 4th circuit, I will sell at Public Auction at Florence, S. C., on the 2nd Monday in December next, or some convenient day thereafte All the Real j Estate described iu the pleadings in the above 1 stated case, in such tracts as will be announced ! on the day of sale. Terms of sale—one-third cash, the balance on i a credit of one and two years, purchasers to give bond with interest from day of sale, payable an nually, secured by a mortgage of the premises, and to pay for all necessary papers, including revenue stamps* W. Jfi. CHARLES, c. c. r. * o. s. Nar 10 4 4t Asset*. Injunc tion, Ac. •STATE OF SO. CAROLINA. Darlington County. Robt. HarJlcc and Win. II. 5 Bill to Caunou, Lxr’s. J Foreclose vs. V Mortgage. Joseph Bacottc ; and W. E. I Zimmerman. Y virtue of an order of pale to me directed by tho Hon. J. M. I-utlaud. Judge of the 4th circuit, I will sell at public auction at Darlington Court House, on the 1st Monday in December next all the Real Est ale described in I lie pleadings in the above stated case ou the following terms : So much cash as may be necessary to pay the cost of this case and fhe expenses of Mich sale, the balance on a credi* of.six months, with interest from day of Kale. Purchasers tp pay for nee'vsss- rv papers including revenue stamps. \V. E. CHARLES, c. c. r. * o s. NovJO 4 4t Horace Wiliamson, "j Bill Win. E. James and John j J. James, Ex’rs, [ to Marshal vs. Geo. I. W. McCall and others, creditors of S. II. Wilds. CRSCAXT to an or ler of Ills Honor Jmlpc J. M. Ilutlan*i, in tins cause, of (Iate2yih October, instant, to us itirected, ws will sell on WedncsJay. the 8th of December next, at the plantation known as the Ervin 1’lace, near Dar lington, C. H.. the residue of the personal estate of the late Col. S. H. Wilds, consisting of Mules, Cattle, Provisions, Farming Implements, &c. Terms Pash. HORACE WIIJ JAMSON, W. K. JAMES, v J^ rs. JNO. J. JAMES. ) Nov. 16. 18d9. 5 8t STATE OF SO. CAROLINA - In Common Pleas Darlington County. Bill for account, vs f &o. Susan M. Salisbury, k others. J Y virtue of an order of sale to me directed, by Hon. J. M. Rutland, Judge of the 4th circuit, I will sell at Public Auction at Darling ton Court House, on the first Monday in Decem ber next, All the Real Estate described in the pleadings in the above stated case. Terms of sale: One-third cash, the balance on a credit of one and twovear^. purchaser to give bond with interest from the day of sale payable annually secured by a mortgage of the premises, and to pay for all necessary papers including revenue stamps. W. E. CHARLES, c. c. p. t o. s. Nov 10 4 4t STATE OF SO. CAROLINA Darlington County. Klihu W. Cannon, Adinr.,'j Bill to roc rehall vs. ( Assetta, In- Margaret Law, /’ junction aect.. E. Franklin Law, ct. al ) and relief. Y virtue of an order of sale to me directed iby tlie Hon. J. M. Rutland, Judge of the 4th Circuit, l will sell at Public Auction, at D irl.ng. ton Court House, on the first Monday in January | next, tlie Real Estate of D. 8; dney Law, in ! said county, described in the pLAilings in the j above statcd|ease. Conditions one-half cash as will defray the expenses of these proceedings, tho bal ance to be paid in ono and two years, in equal annual payments, with interest from date payable annually until the whole is paid. The purchaser to give bond with good security, nnd a mortgage of the premises to secure the pay ment of the purchase money and to pay for all necessary papers and revenue stamps. W. E. CHARLES, c. c. r. to. s. Dec 1 7 4t Abijah B. Bristow, Adui’r., de bonis non ’ 1 Ex'r 1 KX PARTE J. If, HUNTER M. A. McCLENAGII AN IN EQUITY. 1 Bill for Sale of land, &c. J. B. Jarrott, Executor,'} Bill to Marshal vs. j Assets, Injunc- Ed. Charles Jarrott, y tiou Account Jas. II. M’Slenaghan I and Belief'. Evan J. Lide, & others. J P P URSUANT to nn order of his Honor Judge J. M. Kuliond, in the above stated cause, to LiusLAiVi to an oruer in me above Mated j me directed, I will sell on Wednesday, the 15th case I will sell at Darlington Court House, | of December next, at the plantation known ns the ou Wednesday, the 15th of December next, the I C’nssuck Place, rear the town of Florence, the land described in the above stated case, called (he , residue of the personal property of the late Dr. the called the •Cook Place,’’ containing Five Hundred acres, j James H. Jarrott, consisting of Mules, Horses, «Sto, Terms cash on delivery. J AMES B. J ARROTT, Ux’r. Nov 24 (6—3t more or less, and bounded on the North by High ; Farming Implement. Provisions, house furniture, Hill Crack and land of Mrs. L. S. Jordan, East by lauds of L. S. Jordan and Jac. Gee, South by Zimmerman road. West by lands of Sordan. Terms.—Land to bring ot least four thousand dollars. Fifteen Hundred dollras to be paid in cash, three-fifths of (lie balance on the first of January, 1871, and the remaining two-fifths on the first of January, 1872, with interest on the several amounts, payable annually until the whole is paid. The purchaser to give bond wiih two good sureties and a mortgage of the premises to secure the payment of the purchase money. W. K. CHARLES, C. C, P. Nov 24 _____ 6 T _ 3t Assignee’s Sale. I willsell at Timmonsvillc, S. C., onthelOthday of December next, at the risk of the former purchaser, all the right, title and interest of Jas. T. Bristow, Bankrupt, in and to all that tract nnd plantation of land lying being and situate on the North side of Lake Swamp. On the public Road leading from Darlington Court House to Timinonsville, three miles from Timmonsvillc, containing one hundred (100) acres, more or less, said tract of land hath such shape and bounda ries as are represented on a plat of the same, which will be exhibited on the day of sale. Terms—one.-third cash, balance in two equal i annual iestalments, with interest payable annual- j ly until the whole be paid, secured by bond and j mortgage of the premises. Purchaser to pay for papers and revenue . stamps. HENRY E. P. SANDERS, Assignee of Jas. T. JJristoic, Jlankrvpt. Nov 24 G lit ew Stos-e. We have just opened a new, and well scllccted stuck of Goods at Parrott’s X Roads, Six miles from Darlington Village. We respectfully ask the public to give us a call. Our Stock will speak for itself. PARROTT & CO. Sept 15 50 tf 1,01 IS O. DARCLAH, FLIXNS’ CROSS ROADS, R espectfully cniis the attention of his patrons and tho public generally, to a choice slock of Ami riatilunoii Supplies, received at his old stand, and Helling in Just quantities at price? Sept 1 to suit purchasers 48 D STATE OF SO. CAROLINA. Dahlinoton County. In Common Pleat. Elizabeth McCall, Adm’x.,4 Bill fur Parti- If You Want ■t HOD COLOGNE. GO TO A IIAIiT, PARKER & CO. June 16 .*17 ff C3rOOX>S FOR THE Xj -A_ ID I IE £L vs Wm. T. McCall, ct. al B Y virtue of an order of sale to me directed by the lion. J. M. Finland, Judge of the l h t'ircuit, I will sell at Public Auction, at Darling ton Court House, on the first Monday in Decem ber next. The two tracts of Land described in tiie plead ings in the above stated case. One known u.- ; the ! Mcilvaine tract, containing Three hundred and i forty-one acres, and the other known as the Me- ; Dowel true:, containing two hundred and twenty i five acres, more or less. On the following terms. | to wit ; One third cash 0»o balance on a credit i of one and two years, payable in equal annual , o ^ instalments, with interest from tne day of sale, | North and cast by lands of VV. B. Timmons, South { payable annually. The puroh* er to be required | by lands formerly owned by Thomas Hill, and on the west by lands of Hill, Gray and McLendon tiuuu HU. ac. Mr?. E. II. HAYXSWOKTH, R 58 AS removed to the Office opposite the resi ll ^ deuce of .M;t j. A. 0. Spain, where she will cot 'mite the business of Millinery and Dress i Making. | may 19 53 ly Come and C EI-A.S.Xj'X-’S New Stock!! Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats and C ps, Crockery, Fancy Goo is, I.ir .tors. Cigars Groceries, Hardware, .Shoes and Trunks, Glassware, Notions, Tobacco, Ac. A FIN'a STOCK OF PATENT IVJC o dioinest, which w II be sold at low figures. Thcss goods lia c just been bought at the bcary decline. A call will satisfy any one as to their i]ui lity, aud cheapness. Sept 1 60 tf TO THE . Southern People! INSU <S YOUR LIFE TO-DAY, THAT YOUR FAMILY MAY BE Provided For. Tomorrow You MAY Die! PIEDMONT & ARLINGTON L fe Insurunce Company, RICHMOND, VA. A ssetts over $1,500,000. 1)1 VIDENDS declared for 1369, 49 ^ct. Purely a Southern Institution. Policy Holders Participate in Profits—Politic* Non-for foiling. This popular and and successful Southern Life Ii.surance Gompany now stands at the head of tho list of the hkst, most liberal nnd stbonukst t ompanies in America. Its affairs are govern ed by the nr.sr mkn in onr country, and the prompt manner in which the policies are paid when due, ns well as the careful und prudent in vestment of its funds, recommend it to the SOUTHERN PEOPLE, us THE Company for them to Insure in. w. c. carrixotox. President. John e. f.dwarhs, Vice President. d. j. hartsook, Secretary. j. j. HOPKINS, Asst. Secretary. Directors for South Carolina.—Ex. Got. M, L. Bonham, Dr. Isaac Branch, Dr. J. J. WardUvr. S. L. Lcaphart. The undersigned respectfully solicits tho pa- /ronage of the good citizens of this section for this company. Adderss G. McD. STOLL, Agent. Florence, S. C. Dr. W. A. Washington, Medical Adviser, Oct 13 1 ly Stack Again! MACULLAR, WILLIAMS & PARKER, WOULD inform their old customers nnd all who arc in want of good clothing, that they hnro opened Store No. King street. Charleston, and have in store a large stock of Seasonable, I\nc aud A/rdium Clothiruj, Wc are selling entire Business suits rt $10: $12; $ ! 4 ; $17; $J8: $21 ; $22 : $20: $28 and $30. Dress Suits at $18 ; $23; $30: $35; $37 and $50. Dress Frocks at $10 to $30. Sack* and English walking coats from $5 to $20. Pan taloons $3 to $13- Vests $1.50 to $7. We warrant all clothing made by us equal iu all respects to the beat ordered work. FURNISHING GOODS. Our “Perfect Shir!'* at $2 and $3; Merino Un der Shirts and Drawers. $1 each. Linen Collars $ 1, $1.50 and $2 per dozen. Gloves, Hosiery, Ties, Fd.vs, Scarfs, kc. kc., at extremely low prices Heavy double and twist Ca j simerc at retail at $1 per yard. Itisj$“*Onc price and no deviation. MACULLAH, WILLIAMS k PARKER, Ao. 297 Kiny-*trret. Store f'nrmerty oraipied. by Me Duff Cohen. Nov 24 2m New School. M ISS LENA IIUTMACIIER, late of Charles ton, begs leave to announce I hut she will open a Crochet School for Misses and Children, on Monday 22nd instant, at her residence in street, nearly opposite Moss’s old stand Three lessons per week. Terms—$1.00 ptr month. Nov 17 5 St T For Sale or Rent. HE Residence of the subscriber. Terms moderate- Apply to JOHN W. LEE, Trustee. Nov 17 5 3t J. M. Woodward, TAK ES pleasure in announcing to his friends and customers, that he still continues to keep on hand a full and general assortment of Japan mid Platit Tin Ware, which he offers nt. wholesale and retail for cash country produce. Helms on hand mid for sale, a general assort ment ot CiliOC KKIlKM. and is also prepared to supply the public with COOKING STOVES, GRATES, kc. f- at the shortest notice- IL* is also Agent for the Marble Works at Che- raw, 8. C.. and those wishing lie id Stones or Monnnients for their lost friends and relatives, would dr well to give him a call bef* re purchas ing elsewhere. All work done will be warranted to give satis- faetion, and at as low rates as can be done in any other cstablishim-nt. Nov 10, 1769. 4 r,m JAMES k \ >X .JOHN GILL and known ns the “Hicks Land.” Tract of laud in Clarendon County, S. 0., con taining 350 acres, more or less, adjoining Knds of James Thomas, Joel Allen, and Jessie Hill, known as the “Grant Land.’’ Tract of laud in Clarendon County, S. C.. con taining 935 acres, more orless, situate on Burnt | Bra null and Kingstrec Swamp, waters of Black j Iti\(*r, hounded North by lands of Stephen L. j Floyd, J, M, Knight, and estate of Wm. L, Hick- j (]• r J\ A. on flic East by lands of Wm, L. Il«ck- | 3| c C;\ll vs almth E. M et. al. ; fro’ii day of sale puiyable nnnu illy until the v hole I amount, both principle and interest be paid, the j purehrser or purchasers to give hisor their Bond WT RT T» Q T T HIT n H Q fe <5 P tt A P C! I or ni?h approved security, aud mortgage W I IM Tj Dj li IU U IV d K D ih A. il iVO; ■ or in Gtgnges of the premi ms, and to pay forall to give bond together with a mortgage of tli premises, to secure the purchase money, and to KNOX A CmILK, <J< )MM1SS i ON M ER<.!HAN TS, FACTORS IN COTTON & RICE, No, 125. Smith's Wharf, UA /. TIM clip, Ml- I.ibi pay for necessary papers and stamps. W. K. CHARLES, c. c.i*. Nov 10 4 STATE OF 4t >0. CAROLINA. Darlington County. I. M. McCall. Adm’r.. ) of James S. hnn a,r<l K.lnte of James .VcKonzic, South bj land of Duncan Smyley, Noah Floyd, | ATTirYTJTTT,' AN- C'lO Tfrilis*—One-third cash, and the balance I EIizi V—/O X-I—iXNXVJ- A. (AC/ upon a credit of one and two years, v.*ith interest ■Wholesale Grocers, DBA DEI! S IN L •Call Biil for Account ami Belief. u advances made upon Colton shipped : to us. nnd wilt hold the seme until ordered to sell. j Sept 8 4‘J t»ui Dissolution*, of Copartnership. r 11!IE V_’o partnership heretofore existing be- ■ - re sell L W. Scarborough and D. Rey- 1 no: Is, undm-thc name and style cf Scarborough j a lievn'dd.M, is this day dissolved by mutual t\>u- r SC’ABBOBOrGII k REYNOLDS. October 11, I860. 3 it, Estate Notice. A LL persons having demands against the Ek- of Moses Elias Witherspoon, deceased, i will present them properly proven within tho j time requirep by law. und those indebted tath,e> • taid estate will make payment to the undcr:*Jg»,- ed, or her authorized agent, J. Boyd Witherspoon^ ELIZABETH P. WITHKRSFOOX, Qualified Executrix. Nov 3 3 :\t Florence Hotel T he aboykhotel has uk*:n elegant- ly fitted up and vofurniuUcd •duos the eloso, ol the war. and now afford* superior aecommo-. datums to the travelling public The table ia supplied with the best thgd Northern anj South ern markets can afford. The proprietor is do-> termined t». fccep the kc-i eating hou^e South of the IVtumae, J, \V. GAMBLE, Proprietor. mch 2-f* 23 * NOTICE. r-piUi: miricrsigned have tiiia day torincd a f —^ partnership, under the mime and style J 175 East Bay, Chariest on, S. C. Agents for H. Clausen's Ales. Aug 21 29 I necessary papers aud damps. HENRY E. P. SANDERS, Assignee of J. M. Timmons, Bankrupt. Nov 24 G J B Y virtue ofnn order of sale to no directed j hv the Hon. J. M. Rutland, Judge of tho 4th j Circuit, I will cell at Public Auction nt Darling- ! of II EYN'H.DS k SC AllBoFUMMiH. AU ayti- ton Court House, on the first M-imlay in Decern- i cles usually kept ;n a country stove cun be found ber next, The Fields tract of Land described in l at our c-.fablish.nent. Motto; ‘-Quick rak-s and the pleadings in the above case. j sn-.ail profits. Terms of the sale cash. W. E. CHARLES, c. c. r. t g. s. « Nov. 10 4 4t I Give aa iv call. REYNOLDS SCARBOROUGH. Mini's t* KuaX, Nov ,11, IbO'J. 3—lui S. F. COLE, WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER, PRY BOODS, GROCERIES, Ac. Timmonsvitxk, S, C. A now and oompictc atook just received from Baltimore, which is being daily added to. Call and f*ee them. Nuv 10 4 3:^ J