The Darlington democrat. (Darlington, S.C.) 1868-1871, December 22, 1869, Image 2
THE E-A-HLIHO-TOlsr EE^OCHJLT.
®l)e Pcmocrat.
WEDNESDAY, I»FCF,HBKK 22.
*‘Tfc« 0»**iiU*u of the Sonth.*’
Tho Columbia Phtruix of the 18th last.,
mjs:—
“Under this title, the Chicago Keening
^/buma/(radical) writes itaclf int) the con
clusion that “the reports of the generals
commanding the various military districts of
the South, show a sad state of affairs. Jus
tice is trampled in the dust, and Xu-Kluxism
is rampant.” And who are these “gener
als commanding,” upon whose testimony this
slanderous conclusion is reached ? asks the
Mobile Reyitter. They are, in most eases
ft packed jury of radical generals, who not
only report, hut govern the interests of the
radical party; and it is upon the testimony
of these witnesses that the South is tried
and condemned as the region in which '•jus
tice in trampled in the dust, and Ku K lur.-
ism is rampant.” Whatever of crime there
may be in the South—and we have the daily
proof* in oar Northern and Western exchan
ges that it is less prevalent in the South than
in the “loyal” States—is principally due to
the tyrannical government to which the peo
ple of the Sonth have been subjected since
the war. The wonder should not be, that
there «» crime in those outraged societies,
but that there is not a vast deal more. Radi
cal reconstruction has done all that devilish
ingenuity could do, to make demons of the
Southern people and drive them to desper
ation. Yet the people have borne their bur
den as no other ever have, and as no other
people in Kurope or America to day would
bear it. How long would the people of Eng
land or France, or even old Spain, remais-
paasive under such a government as that of
the reconstructed States of America? a go
vernment holding its tenure of power neither
by divine nor popular right, but forced on
the citizens, against their suffrages, by the
power of the Federal sword, wielded by a
partisan Congress ? a government that is
the very incarnation of despotic force. How
long, we ask the Journal, would Chicago and
Illinois put up with a tyranny that should
turn over their people loan alien power,
armed with the authority to make their laws
nnd to tax their property ? We have respect
enough for the manliness of the people of
Chicago to believe that the fires of armed
rcsi». nc e woaid be lighted in that city the
first luomeii. .i, a j j* g citizens should feel the
pressure of such a tyranny. And if it should
so have happened that a Democratic admin
istration at Washington n..d r ..«. it. upon
Illinois, os a radical one has put it upon the
Southern States, the Chicago Journal would
be tbe first to lose its “loyalty" and become
a fierce “rebel.”
Crimes arc tbe offspring of tyranny the
world over. You cannot trample on the sa
cred rights of men—especially of brave men
accustomed to liberty—without arousing in
their natures the spirit evil and the passions
of rarenj^. Tbe outraged man, in the cx-
pressive phrase of Kngenc Sue, “aces red”
ai naturally as the eye of woman brightens
to the plaint of holy affection. For nearly
five years the sullen fires of discontent, sense
of deep wrong, panting for justice and pas
sionate longing for revenge have been pent
up in the hearts of Southern men and wo
men; ami to their honor, too, for they Would
We clip the following notice of the i’reaidunl’s
Message from the Columbia Pi untie, which
will give the people some light as to the in
tentions of the Administration to relieve the
wants of the people. He does not think
the time has arrived when the Itevenues
can be cut down, but is content to let them
go on, groaning under the Yankee task
masters for two more long weary years:—
“The President, in his message, tells Con
gress about various policies that should be
adopted, but it so happens that he does’nt
want them adopted at present. He says
that our taxes might be reduced $tiO,OOt),- j
000 to $80,000,000 per year, were it not for
some experiment that he wants to make in
funding the public debt; but, ns things nre ;
he thinks it best to postpone reduction. He
desires a return to specie payments, but this
he tells ns, must bo deferred for the present.
He asserts that the tariff ought to be cut
down, but the procees. he bolds, should be
put off till another serson. The internal rev
enue tax, he assumes, should be abolished,
but this, he thinks, should be adjourned tor
three years. The Alabama claims, he reso
lutely contends, must be settled, but the set
tlement, he is well convinced, should await a
future and calmer condition of feeling be
tween the United States and Great Britain. ,
All these things, ho has no doubt, will de- | hou,cs than a simultaneous fire commences
mand the energetic action of future admin- j !1 I 0II K the whole Radical line against onr
tratious, hut not of his." j State ’ with peremptory demands that a mili
tary despotism he again erected over her !
Tlib Lausmoii Taiigiit Am l»y MismL -
Hlppl uml Texan.
Tbe lesson taught ns by the result of the
recent election in Mississippi and Texas, is
most important. The “third party movement.,
hasthns culminated in d.sas'er. As for our
selves, wc expected it. We predicted it.
No movement that is soul-less can succeed.
The apathy and it different) of the whites
led to the result. Between Dentaud Alcorn,
there was, to the genuine Missisaipian, little
difference. The one was a “carpet bagger”
—the other a “scalawag.” So in Texas. Be
tween Hamilton and Davis, there was little
choice in in the mind of the old “Texas
Banger.” Neither represented the genuine
Texan Type. We repeat it—the lesson taught
us—let us accept it. Let us resolutely and
squarely confront radicalism. It stands op
posed to the interested of the interests of the
South—moral and material.
1m their Honor iu '“LiotUuiu ?”
The Savannah Republican says : “It is some
what remarkable that our ‘distinguished
Northern guests,’ whom wc tjok so much
trouble to bring to Georgia, and who ex
pressed themselves delighted with every
thing and everybody, no sooner reached their
St David’s Lodge No. 72 A.’. F.-. M.\
T he reuular roMMUXiCATON or this
Lodge,* will bo held on Monday Jau’y. 17,
at 7 o'clock, P. M.
BPA, Ths officers elect. will be installed on the
evening of St. John's Day, 27th instant.
I5y order of F. V. WABI.KY, W.-. M.-.
J. W. Lkk. Secretary
Jan 15, 1809—t-f.
A llljiac of Bcnaty.
A White Ma# MuhpereuBy Neoroes.
The Pictorial Phrenological Journal for ; —On Tuesday night, shout 8 or 1) o’clock,
January, 187H, appears inbright array. A
new form new types, numerous rich illustra
tion, with sound and sensible reading matter
renders this the best ever isued. It contains
Hon. S. S. Fisher, of the US. Patent Office;
De Lessops, of the Suez Canal; President
Uespedes, of Cuba; George Peabody; Dr. Tis-
chendorff, the eminent Biblical Scholar; Murder.—We have again to chronicle a-
Portraits of the Kaffir, and Australian Races; j D°ther murder. The Sheriff of Hernando
Progress ofsicncc—Steam, Electricity, Scien- f County, it is reported, and we believe, truth
tifie Discovery, Aaatomy, Physiology, Mcdi- fully, shot M. M. Edwards, member of the
Mr John Baker, of Columbia County Geor
gia, was shot and mortally wounded by sever
al negroes, with whom he had a difficulty
on the premises now, or formerly the property
of Judge B 11 Warren, near Rae's Creek,
about three miles from Augusta
cine, Prhenology; Brain w.-.res-IIow thought
and sentiment are trausmited; What they tell
us—An Afternoon at “38D;”—The Wasp
Waist—Its phisiology; Appiicotions during
tTie past fifty years; Naural History —Will a
horse hair become a snake? The Hedge-hog
—Illustrated; The Sponge—Its Organ,
growth nnd uses; Joan of Arc. This favorite
Journal has now reached its 50th vol., and
appears in handsome magazine form We
think it will prove even more popular than
over before. Terms, only 53 a year or 30
cents a number. Now is the time to subscribe
fur 1870. Address S. It. Wells, 380 Broad
way, New York.
The Radicals in the United States Senate
strain at a gnat though they are continually
gulping d'>wn camels with case Th '/‘fer-sou
why they object to the oonfiryxs aEfJaPJ]
Judge Pearre, as United States Jia|
Circuit, is said to be that he w-.-yfar.
"ft-
State legislature, through the heart, killing
him instantly. Not content with shooting
and kilbiig. he stamps 1 . x' was
dead, and then jumped
off, saying, ••he was the
swamps awhile.”—
CAMPBELL CHAPTER, NO. 31,
R.\ A.’. M.\
(OF FLORENCE.)
T ick regular convocation of this
Chapter will be holden at Masonic Hall,
in Florence, on Wednesday .Dec., 22 at 8, l\ M.
Companions will take due notice of the above
and govern themselves accordingly.
By order M.\ E.*. II.*. P.*.
H. M. GILBERT,
Secretary.
.Tunc 2 85 ly
AMITY LODGE, No. 121, A.\ F.\ M/
FLORENCE, S. C.
A
HE REGULAR COMMUNICATION OF
Amity Lodge, will be holden at Masonic
Hall, Florence, 8. C., on Wednesday, l ( Hh Jrn.,
at 8 o'clock, P. M.
The arrear list will be read and the rule ap
plied.
By order TV.*. M.\
G. Mcl>. STOLL. Secretary.
Election of Officers will take place this
evening.
May 26, 34 ly
O N Friday night last (16th iast.) a small
Black Morocco Pocket Book, containing a
Fifty ($60) Dollar Note, U. S. Currency, with
•■•flier small notes of one nnd two dcllars. Nation
al currency, and about one ($1) in postage
stam] s
The finder will be liberally rewarded by leav
ing the same at this office.
C. J. PEG UFA
Dec 22 TO tf
House and Lot for Sale,
I will sell at public out-cry, on sale-day next
the house and lot occupied by Mrs. L. L. Dnr-
JTgan (if not sold at private sale befare that time)
V- d .*11' *n tbt Towu of Darlington. Payment one half
* asu) * c > • j-ash, and the balance one year after date with
from date, payable annually, secured by
bond^nnd mortgage.
* B. W. EDWARDS.
A Radical correspondorit rvgan (if not sold at private sale befare that time)
# % 1 asx tl... T*/xvmviz rxlT fk.v 1*11 n rst/xs, T).v v* 11 ■ vv + r'_ 1» •> 1 f*
ti Gazette, writing from
' -itches th- adequate provision made for the
Dee. 15.
9.
Brownlow family :
“Browulow’s brother-in-law. Dr. Boynton,
(late of Ohio ) is ap;ieatod Pension Agent,
which i« quite too much of the Brownlow
family—the father in the U. S. Senate ;oua
son receive: of a delinquent railway, with
plenty t» jfft and nothing , . do ; another G^ ? W. McCall, et. al.
another mtt J»periiitcmh->? -f aether rail-/,’^^-iiteUANT to snonlor of sale to
pm
3t,
Herace Williamson,
W. J&; James and John J.
Jafe-s, Ex’r. of S. H. Wilds,
vs
■•A,& "•?; * u ' W, fi '
■
cd with the offence of making
cd threo-eent postage stamp
Frank
pflow; anSfbS
n » ’> 1,ra ” husbaud eomiug in for a gooc ^ .
had the pluck to denounce the. ^ «pay«T Governme|)t appo i ntmc „t on t>.4
the interest on the State debt “in coin.”— ^ , '
The final vote in the Senate on the passage
of the bill was: Yeas, 18; nays, 9. The
nays were: White Radicals3, colored Radi
cals 1, and Democrats 5.
Frccdnicnand Forty Acre*.
On Tuesday, iu the House of Rcprescn-
a tives, Mr. Kelly, of Pennsylvania, presen
ted a memorial of the national colored labor
convention held in the city of Washing
ton, on Monday, the 0th day of December,
praying that the surveyed public lands in the
Southern States may be subdivided into
tracts of forty acres each, and that any
freedman who shall settle on one of such sub
divisions and cultivate the samc»T. -• year
be brutes wore they insensible and callous to rcwivp a patent for thu same . thc * titl
their wrongs. And yet with all thc these
of .such land to vest in thc settler and hi*
smothered promptings to outbreak and vio-1 aTjd to bo ina | icnabIt f uC ,,he period of
ton years from thc date of entry; and fur-
lence, how marvelous is the puhiie quiet I
ther, that the grants of land made by thc |
. government to railroad corporations in the
a population equal to that of Chic.:#), St . ltcS) an , } forfeit by reason of
with help of all the ej parte, reports of I non . cou)p |; aljee w ;th the conditions annex
ed to such grants, be not revived, but that
the lands embraced in such lapsed grants be
brought within the operations of the home
stead act. Referred to the committee on
public lands.—Morning ( 1171.) Star.
and ’•arc the eruptions from the vjcanic era
ter I ’"akc any section of the t'ouih (
cing
and
all thc radical “Commanding Generals” in
•hi South, vou will find that more crime is
ojinmited in Chicago u a day than in any
such district in the country in thc South iu
a week. Suffering as we of the South do;
deprived of the rights that came down from
ancestors, equally with the people of the
North; ruled over against our consent, by
alien adventurers and our former slaves,
chafing under a yoke fastened upon our
necks by men who ought to be our compa-
riots and brothers—is not that enough to sa
tiate the hate of radical hearts ? or is it ne
cessary to plant the po’goued arrows of de-
truction and slander iu our quivering flesh
in order to fill thc measure of the vengeance
of our party enemies? As there is a just
God. there must be retribution for these
wrongs.”
being hv>-il )an (] as aforesaitU
All of Which goes to show what an cx,-‘
lent talent o'd Browr,';iW hat for faki>k' c* rc
of himself nnd I,i s bro ld. T h' ^le'it is
common to the Scalawag, otherwise
was called “Southern loyalists.” In Brown-
low’s case thc talent sires to the dignity of
genius.
C O JVL IVl E dFt G I .A. la .
New York -Slurket.
New York, Dec. 18.—
Flour dull and drooping. Cotton quiet at
351 cents. Spirits Turpentine dull at 431
cents.
Charleston Market.
Charleston. Dec. 18.—
Cotton quiet and unchanged. Sales 225
bales at 211.
supeoi-A-Xj ktotioes..
Gov. Scott.
This high functionary of the dnwn-tjod-
Commissioncr Delano has decided that
officers of internal revenue shall not be al
lowed to charge citizens for making out pa
pers which the latter arc required to fur
nish, and gives notice that those the wfio
make such charges, will be instantly disiniss-
from the service.
States which have Raititteo the
the Fifteenth Amendment.—ThePresi.
dent has scuta message to the House in re
sponse to a resolution asking what States
have ratified thc proposed Fifteenth Amend
ment to the Constitution oft he United .States.
He enclosed a letter to him from the Secreta
ry of State giving the following named States
as having ratified it: Missouri, Kansas, North
den State of South Carolina, Ins not ceased I Carolina, West Virginia, Massachusetts,
to aspire, as will be seen by the following j Wisconsin, Maine. Louisana. Michigan,
paragraph from the Charleston Sens, of the j Carolina, Pennsylvania, Arkmsas,
Connecticut, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, New
York. New Hampshire, Nevada, Vermont, j
and Virginia. Missouri and Kansas are
generally defective in their returns. In the
former the second section o^ the Amend
ment is otaitted, and in
17th iiiKt. We. agree with tiro Mete*, “any
where out of the .State : ’—
“Glory! Glory! IIallujaH.—18 is ru
mored that Governor Scott is to be elected
United States Senator from Sonth Carolina,
in the place of T. J. Robertson, ami wiH • ment j s otaittcdi and in th c latter the
live in splendor in Washington. Hoo-rah . p br**orilogy of the second section is changed.
I ...» «,»*«* wit a ••a nil# r»6 #hie S#o#a • ’ *
The l)ri<f$* of the Savannah and Charles
ton Railroad arrow* the Savannah River will
; be finished on the ?A)x\i inst., and passenger
| train? will run between the two cities rm ifre
| 31st of the present montli
KOSKOO.—ARE YOU SICK
nervous, or debilitated ? Arc you suffering from
any form of Scrofula, Dyapcpemt, lUicumntisni,
Liver Complaiui, Kidney Diseases, or Nervous
Prostration, &c. ? If so, you can be restored to
health and vigor by using Dr. Lawrence’s cele
brated “Koskoo.” It cures thc 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, ami recommended by
many thousands of our best citizens. For sale
by druggists and Merchants everywhere.
For sale by Hart, Parker & Co.
pi 8 48 ly
SPECIAL NOTICE.—To parties in \vant ?
of Doors. Sashes and Blinds, we refer to the ad
vertisement of P. P. Toalc, the large manufactur
er of t huso goods in Charleston. Price list fur
nished on application.
Bill to
Marshall
As*ett»,
lujune-
tion, Ac.
vi.w’.a. z va .. v .-. v . me directed
■jpT by the Hon. J. M. Rutland, Judge of the 4th
Circuit, 1 will sell at public auction, ot Darling
ton Court House, on the fist Monday in Jomiary
next, the following lieal Estate belonging to the
late Col. 8* II. Wilds.
Such portions ofjhe Indian Branch Planta
tion, a tract oflflud on ijdiitn Branch, about one
- fcjf iruUi DJvlington, C. If., contain-
more or less, represented on a
. paved by Pithu MuMrow. 8i»rv«yov. »»
Is Nhu J, 2, & 3, and containing together 1,000
acres, mui e or icr s. Said Plat can be seen at my
>rf!lcc. TL'n-u laud, arc very vuluole, the titles
how^verjiro in di-pun-.
2. A tract of Litid • ted on Fields’ Bridge
Road, about three miles .rom Darlington C. II.,
hounded on all sides by a grant- to David Mc-
Muldrow, known as die John Milling tract and
coiitnining270 acres, more or less.
Terms of Sale.—One-third cash, the balance
on a credit of one ond two years, purchasers to
give bnnd with iutereit from the day of sale, pay
able annually secured by mortgage of the premi
ses, an«l to pay for all necessaay papers including
revenue stamps.
W. E. CHARLES, C. C, P.
Dec 17, 1809 10
ZR. FEEL,
TIMM ON’S VILLE, S. C.
DEALER in
Dry Good?,
Groceries,
Hardware,
Hoots and Shoes,
Crockery,
Saddles and Harness,
Medicines,
Liquors, .all kinds,
General supply of
NOTIONS.
Gentlemen’s Hats
AND CAPS.
CLOTHING, &C.
All of which will be sold at the
most reasonable prices for cash.
He will always be found directly
opposite the Depot at Timmons-
vile. S. C.
Dec 22, 1*69 10 Iv
SALT
THE “XIX CENTURY” DUB-
cation Co., at Charleston, have been so success
ful in literary enterprise tiat they are distribut
ing hundreds of choice .Standard works free to
thc purchasers of thc Magazine. Ask for it at
this office.
Sept 8 49 3m
IVRRPOOL in prime new 2 Bushel Sacks, at
#2.25 per Sack, at Florence, S. C., bv
JOHN W1I KV.
Doc 22 10 1m
COOKING AND HEATING
LOOK OUT
Christmas!
W E are going to Raffle for CMK.138
around at our place this Christmas as we
did last Christmas, and 8cli ntd is the man to
furnish thc Cakes. Conic and have some fun at
our place, where we fix up ihc "J)emocrat'' in the
rear of J. G. McCall's store, and get some cake*
if you can.
Dec. 15 9 2t
T
For Sale or Rent.
HE Residence of the subscriber. Terras
moderate* Apply to
JOHN MT. LKK, Trustee.
Nor 17 5
VAGUABLiE -
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
I will sell on sale day in January next, that
valuable Lot and the houses fhereon on Pearl
etrect in-the town of Darlington, recently belong
ing to Mrs. M. A. Blackwell, deceased. Terms
made known on day of sale. Purchasers to pay
for papers, revenue stamps, &c.
J. 11. BLACKWELL, Ex r.
Dec 15 9 3t
Lands
FARMERS!
Increase your Crops and Improve your
by using
PIKE NIX GUANO,
Imported by us direct from the Phoenix Islands,
South Pacific Ocean.
WILCOX, GIBBS & CO’S.,
M. IX1PULA TED G UA S O.
Prepared at Savannah, Ga., and Charleston,
S. C,. which lias proved in the soil thc beat Ma
nure in use.
Guano, Salt ami Plaster Compound,
Also prepared at Savannah and Charleston, for
sale for cash or on time.
WILCOX, GIBBS & CO.,
Importers and Sealers in
GUANOS.
99 Bay street. Savannah, Ga.
64 East Bay street, Charleston, 8. C.
241 Broad street, Augusta, Ga*
For further information. addre:-s as above for
circular, or subscribe to “Southern Agriculturist
published by W. C- Mncmurphy & Co., at Augus
ta and Savannah, Ga., at the low price of 25c.
per annum.
Dec 15
9
c
“CORJtr r
ASH orders for com filled at Jobber's per
cent, bv
Boris o. D AUG AN.
Darlington, G. II.. S. C.
Pet . 15 9 2t _
CT R. RAOSDAL.E,
Wholesale aiid Iletail Dealer in
Dry Gotnls, Grarerirt, J'roviaion*, Wine*
Liqtwrs. &r..
TIMMO.VSVILLE, S. C.
Would inform the public generally, that he has
on hand a full assortment of thc above mentioned
goods, which he has just deceived and is daily
receiving, to keep thc stock full, lias on hand
and to arrive
100 bbls. choice Family Flour,
at $9.00 perbarreL
Have just received achoice and select stock lot of
Gentlemen’s Clothing,
of thc latest styles.
I v ve or hand a splendid assortment of Ladies
Dress-’ axis, comprising choice silk patterns,
Alpnc.it and French Poplins, also Ladies Cloaks
of all styles. Hats. Bonnets. Ac.. &c. I have thc
most complete stock of Ladies and Gents Shoes
in thc c ountry
I wish the public generally to call ami examine
before purchasing elsewhere, as I sell at aston
ishingly low prices for cash.
I am the Agent of Whann’s Superphosphate—
the great fertilizer of all crops—which 1 am pre
pared to furnish to any extent. Kt?fcr you to
Dr. H. K, W, Flint! and others, wiio have used it.
I am prepared to receive Cotton on consign
ment and make as liberal advances ns can be had
in Charleston, or any other city North or Nouth,
For further particulars call and see for yourselves.
Dec 15 9 Cm
JOHN S. FAIRLEY & Co.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
■WIilTE Q-OOT5S,
HOSIERY, FANCY GOODS AM) SMALL
WARES GENERALLY.
Xo. 37 lltn/ne-ntrcet,
CHAR L E ST O N, S. C.
15
Doc.
9
Carriage Painting,
I HAVE opened a Shop under my Photograph
Gallery, and am prepared to Paint and Trim
in the very best style. Carriages and Buggic-.
also
Furniture cleaned, painted and varnisbe-.
Sign Painting, Gilding and Fancy Painting, &c.
All work, no matter how small, warranted to
give satisfaction.
J. S. FLOYD.
Sept 22 51 tf
T HE undersigned, successors to Horton xt
Shepherd, have resumed their trade in j
Stoves, in connection with their other business, I
and are now prepared to supply other dealers, j
Anywhere, anywhere—out of this State!
Itev. C. B. Betts, nephew of Rev. C. Betts 1
of the South Carolina Conference, hua be-
c.me the pastor of the Associate reformed
Church, in Nashville, lenu.
any disease peculiar to their sex, can be restored
to health by using Dr. Lawrence's ‘'Woman’*
Friend.” It purifies the secretions, and restores
the system to a healthy condition.—For sale by
t VTiTh'Q V'P FL’L'nivn I factors, Merchant and all the customers of thc old
** M rlVhlUNu FROM hotllle , with the most approved descriptions of
cooking stoves ranges and heating stoves, at a
clo^eapproximation to Foundry prices.
The cooking stove** and ranges are sold with
or without furniture—some of them arc designed
, to operate without thc ad of chimney- if nec -ssa- '
Hart, Parker & Co., Darlington, S. C. ry—and all are guaranteed to Bake properly if
Sept b 49 ly j set up ns directed.
— — | The ranges are unusually low in price—have |
. ir * vrT\a#*\iiA rx*' K,x boiler opening** and double ovens, though but
A H A> J)*- 031 h lAt DL CriMriNT. ' a single pipe, ami need no Brick work lose! them
—Every person who sends $3.50 to thc “XIX U F-
CENTURY” Publication Co., at Charles,on. N, i ? . The slock of HrstitiR stove, cmhraos. oasMron j
. .. . A , air tights, Ruskia iron air-tights, six-plate or •
I 1 ., receive.* that snpern Magnxinc ff>r one year, 1
]% T ew Store.
Wc liave just opened a now, and well selleoted
stock of Goods at
Parrott'a 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 ti'
Bci:- Notice.
Dickson's Compound.
AV1NG been appointed Agents for the sale
of this valuable compound, by (Jen. Alex
ander, we are prepared to furnish’any amount of
I the same.
I Orders will be promptly attended to nnd ship-
j ments made as required to any point on either
; the Wilmington & Mnnehest* r, or Oheraw & Dar-
i lingtoii Railroads. For further particulars and
! circulars and sample?, apply to
DkFsOR VE zt BYRD,
Doves' Depot, ('. & 1). it. R.
Dec, 1 <» tf
ZDXSSOXaTTTioTXr
OF COPABTNEUSIIID.
MUW IB XUEi
COK.FOR.^X.TEJD
1859.
CAPITAL $350,000-
CASH ASTETTS $450,000.
J. F. BOZEMAN. President,
I). P. WIDCOY, .Secretary.
C ONTINUE to furnish perfec tsecurity against
logs or damage by FIRE, on all kinds of
INSURABLE PROPERTY, at adequate rates.
Agents can be found at every prominent point
in thc sSoutiiein ^tates to whom application for
Insurance may be made.
ClIEKAW AoKNVY.
W r . L. J. REID, Agent.
Dec. 8— 8 2m.
J. B. JarroU, Executor,'l Bill to Marshal
vs. Assets, lujuuc-
E<1. Charles Jarrott, tion Account
Jas. II. M’Clenaghan and Relief.
Kvan J. Lide, Sc others.
P URSUANT to an order of his Honor Judge
J. M. Rutland, in the above stated cause, to
me directed, I will sell on th*' third Monday
of December instt, or some convenient day there
after, all the Real and Personal Estate described
in thc pleadings in the above stated case, consis
ting of the following LOTS of LAND, viz:
EIGHTY-NINE (89) LOTS, fronting on Evans,
Uhvcia, Dargau, Rail Road, and New Streets, in
the Town of Florence. S. C.
Tract of land, in Darlington County, adjoining
thc town of Florence, containing U29 acres, more
or less, known as the “Cusack” Plantation.
Tract of land in Darlington, County, on the
Public Road, leading from Florence to Mars
Bluff, (near Florence.) containing three hundred
and 83 acres more or less, known as the‘'Dusty
Hill” plantation, divided into five (5) separate
tracts of from thirty six to one hundred acres.
Tract of land iu Darlington County, containing
TWO HUNDRED and SIXTY-TWO acres, wore
oi less, lying on both sides of the Wilmington and
Manchester Rail Road, from two tothree miles of
Florence, known as the “Cooper” Plantation.
Tract of land in Marion County, on the Public
road, leading from Florence to Mars Bluff, four
miles from Florence, containing FIVE HUN
DRED and TEN acres, more or less, known as
the “Home” or “Middle” plantation, being the
plantation on which the late Dr. James If. Jnrrot
lived. Valuable as a cotton and corn plantation.
Tractsof land in Marion County, ’nown as thc
“Hudson” and “Shields” plantations, adjoin
ing each other, lying on Willow Creek, four (4)
miles from Burche’s Ferry on the Great Pee-
Dee River, eight miles from Mars Bluff Depot, on
W. & M. R. R. and eight miles from Effingham,
Depot, on thc N. E. R. R. On the Public road
leading from Effingham to Burches’ Ferry, inter
secting tho Georgetown road, containing seven
teen hundred and sixty-two acres more or less, nnd
subdivided into thirty-two tracts from fifty to
eighty acres each. All have cleared and timber
lands except four tracts ou the Effingham and
Georgetown Roads.
“Crosby” Place, in Mariort County, containing
THREE HUNDRED and FIFTY’ acres more or
less, adjoining the ‘Hudson” and “Shield’s” tract.
Noeleared land—valuable for turpentinofarm.
Davis’ tract, in JVarion County, containing
NINETY’ acres, more or less, adjoining tho “Hud.
son” and “Shield’s” tracts. Small portions cleared
and in cultivation.
Terras of Sale—one third cash, thc balance on
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,
nnd to pay for all necessary papers, including
revenue stamps.
W. E. CHARLES, C C & G. S.
Dec* 8—8* 8 2t.
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STREET & SMITH, I'ropriotors.
No. ftB Fulton Street, N. Y.
Sept. 2') 62 6m
IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO THE
Farmers and Planter^ of
DARLINGTON COUNTY.
A S it will be impossible to procure for anoth
er season, full supplies of the “Peruvian
Guano,” we take pleasure iu recommending to
the notice of thc Farmers and Planters of tl»i«
county tbe “C.4A'GL/A\4 FERTILIZER,”
which is acknowledged by those who have experi*
monted with it, to be the beat Commercial ma
nure in the market.
We are Agents for thc sale of this valuable
Fertilizer, 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, $80-00 cash, or $65.00 on time,
with approved security, payable first November
1870.
We are also Agents for the firm nf Messrs.
Geo. IV. Williams k Co.. Factors, and will mako
cash advances to three-foarths tho value on cot
ton, consigned to either thc above firm mf» Chorles-
ton, S. C., or Wi/liam*. Bimie & Co., of N. York-
DiLOKMK & BYRD,
Dtjva* Repot, S. C.
Not 23 6 Iv
J. M, McCall, AJui’r)
Bill for Partition
E. E. McCall et al. i Account &
B Y virtue of an order of sale to me dire«ted
by thc Hon. J, M, Rutland, Judge of the
4th circuit, I will sell at public auction at )nr-
t ngtcji, Court House, on the first Mondavin Jan
uary next
The Real Estate described in tbe Pleading? in
the above stated case, to wit:—The well krown
and valuable Brick House Plantation, on Pec-
Dec River, belonging to estale of James S. Mc
Call, consisting of about Twenty-nine hundred
acres. About eight hundred acres of good
up-land, two hundcrcd and fifty acres ©Tenred
balance first-class River swampland, of which 500
acres arc cleared. The plantation has three
Dwelling Houses, in good condition, one Gin
House Screw and about thirty-five other build
ings. including Barn, stables, negro houses kr.
Thc plantation affords one of the host ranges
for Stock in thc county. There is also, a fine
Site for a water Mill, on thc up-land. Two hun
dred acres of the best river swamp land nre pro
tected from overflow by a good dam.
Conditions of Sale:—One half Cash, the re
mainder on a credit, of twelve months, purchaser
to give bond with interest from date, payable an
nually, until the whole amount is paid, together
with a mortgage of the premises to secure thc pay
ment of the purchase money aud to pay for all ne-
essary papers, including stamps,
W, E. CHARLES, C. 0. P.
Dec. 15 9 id
HALLO!
WHERE ARE YOU GOING !!
To John E. Schmid’s
N Pearl-streel, to get some “good things,”
for Christ ran —lie is "now baking
Wedding Cakes.
But if you want some “PoinV’ nnd have not
time to make them yourself, just call on him,
and will he sure to give you something good. He
will be found nearly opposite the Steam Mill,
and lias on hand
Broad, Cakes, Candy, Kisses Fruit,
Nuts, Toys, Notions, &c.,
FULL STOCK OF GROCERIES.
fa just receiving" a large lot of FINE FLOCK,
which he will sell at Baltimore Prices. Don’t
forget to go aud see
JOHN E. SCHMID.
De.: 15 !) 2t
I Affll
L'-Ifcj.
MILL FOND
CHANNEL OYSTERS.
applied in fynaTnitie* to suit purchasers. Dr
iers from all p»rf* frf the interior solicited.
renn Thors. McCrmdy, Agent, P. O. Box 039.
References—Jaraox & Co.. Hon. J. B-
Campbcll, Dr. S. J. RavcnoC A&yhl Jennings,
McCrady & Son, W. G. Dingle, JoIhUtS. J^vnn.
Dec S 8
j. r. o’nkill r. t. o’nrill.
JN0. F. O’NEILL & SON,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
Dealers in
WLXES, LIQUORS, dr.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS-
AIko Agents fur Johu Taylor sSons Albany Crws.
Not 24
Ale.
No. 1 (17 East Bay,
CIIARLESTOX, S.
C.
(0—fim
FOR THE
X-l -Al. ID I DE
Mrs, E, H. HAYiNSVVORTH,
U A8 removed to thc Office opposite the resi
dence of Maj. A, <\ Spain, where she will
continue the
Making,
may 19
business of Millinery and Dies*
33 ly
'AMEM KNOX
JOHN CILL.
T:
HE copartnership heretofore existing under
the name and style of Law & C'lemcnts, is
tlii*. day dissolved by mutual consent* Parties
indebted to the firm will make immediate pay.
meat to J. A. Law.
J. A. LAW.
J. P. CLEMENTS.
Flinn’s X Roads, Dec. 1, 18G9. 9-tf
and a copy of cither of thc Waverly Novels or
the works of Charles Dickens that may be dcelg
ftateef—SjK'oinien number with Premium list 35
cents.
Sept 8 49 Jm
Box stoves, &o.
Illustrated catalogues and prices will be furn
ished upon application.
WM. SHEPHERD & CO.
24 Tlnyne-ctrcct, Charleston, S, C.
Dec 22 10 fit
NOTICE.
D URING my absence from the State, parties
indebted to me will make payment to J. A.
Law, who will b« found at thc old stand of Law
& Clemente, Flinn’s X Roads.
J. P. CLEMENTS.
FUnns’ X Roads, Dec. 1, 1809. 3-If
OSTENDORFF & CO.,
Wholesale G-rocers,
DI ALERS IN
WINES, LIQUORS & SEGARS,
175 East Uu},Charleston. 8. U.
Agents for B. Clausen’s Ales.
A.. k 21 29 I,
John Heins,
CABINET MAKER AND
TJJNTZDEIrtT AIKIEIFt,
DEALER IX
FTTIFtlSriTTTIRE,,
318 Kixo-Stffft, Charlzst.it, ». C,
.Goods pscVe-J ami »htpi<yt carefully.
Nov 21 (C—Cm) ’ *
KNOX & GIL.L,,
COMMISSION MEKCHAN’J S,
FACTORS IN COTTON k RICE,
No, 125, Smith’s Wharf,
BALTIMORE, Md
Liberal advances made upon Cotton shipped
to us, and will hold the same until ordered to sell.
Sept 8 49 6ra
CARRIAGE
BUGGY
AisrxD
MANUFACTORY
AT
TDyVJFtLTKTOTOIST, S_ O,
T HE undersigned beg leave to inform qha.
citizens of Darlington and s irmur^ftag.
country, that they hate uponett a SHOP ft, Dar-s
iiiigton Court House, for thc purptre Jl carry,
ing on tiic bussiucAa of manufacture/ and re
pairing Buggies. Carriage*, \V U gg\*a< Carta, Ac.
All w ork done with neatness ^nd dispatch.
We respectfully solicit a snare of public pa
tronage.
D. W. HAST, & CO.
Darlington, S. C.
Sept 29 52 tf
Parrott’s
CJEtOSS IIO-A.3DS-
A NOTHER N»'V Slock l,at »yriye<|, ^ud sr,
selling even oliynper llisn the l»»t. Nearly
ovorytliing w«nt«de»n 1), found l.ert, »ud «T«ry,
G.lng gusvsuteett ,» zbrap «« ,i Darliugiun 0. H,
We l ( ave A Pull Siook, ALL NEW.
Wu Relieve in quiok sales and mnall prollta.
We will buy ull produce si the bighest price*
Uome and see
SeptlS
VAIIROTT A Co.
M) tf