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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-02-14
OHIO LEGISLATURE.
Extracted from the Ohio Statesman.
Columbus, Saturday. Feb,

Columbus, Saturday, Feb. 3.
In Senate but little of importance was
-tranacted. A large number of private bills
were passed, and short discussion was
had on the repeal of tie black laws, the bill
for which was reported back by the Judi
ciary Committee, but recommitted to enable
Mr. Dennison to examine it.
The bill to call Convention to amend
the Constitution was read the third time land
was laid on the table in order to take vote
when the Senate was full. This measure
requires a two-third vote, and every absent
Senator counts as vote against the bill.
Messrs Horton, Chase and Ewing were abb
sent on account of indisposition and hence
the vote was postponed until Monday. The
belief is prevalent that the bill will pass the
Senate and most probably the House also.
The greater part of the morning session
was resumed in the House on question of
privilege raised by Mr. Letter. A certain
"psm,ay a-liner," who corresponds with the
Cleveland Herald from this city, had seen
proper to exercise what Mr. Hardesty would
consider constitutional right, in most vul-
ger and despicable abuse of Messrs Town
Sucuu anu moTSt, loI lAclI SotCS III tuC
Hamilton county case. This miserable
creature was but following the example
which the State Journal set him, but he has
found means to descend lower in black.
guardism than his prototype, and to cover
himself more thoroughly with filth, than
even that filthy sheet" No one who reads
the language used by this man @Cavaignac,'
or Bruce. but will be shocked at the reck.
less scoundrelism of the writer. and the
scarcely inferior guilt of the publisher and
editor who could give such matter room in
his columns. We hope that the House will
in its final action on this matter, teach the
whole of this swarm of vermin, who write
these letters from the Capitol, that there is a
point beyond which not even the Scores
pondent from the Capitol" can 60 without
awakening the slumbering power of the two
Houses to protect the persons and reputa'
tons of its members.
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Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail Road.

Ravenna, February I, 19E9.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-09-26
DRY GOODS for FALk TRADE
r;STOn. &. a.

The subscriber IL now receiving ono OF the
largest and most desirable STOCKS or
GOODS thlt hls ever been offered 70 the
friends and customers OF 2j3 KING SrREEr.
He h1s, during the past Summer, made OK.
tensive additions and alterations 10 his rooms,
and is now prepared to show in his retail de-
partment mos. splendid assortment of
Rich Flbrics for Lnf7iaS' Dress.
Such as: Elegant Silks, Casl,meres, Mus.
lin DI.aines, Alpacas, S1,in Du Chimes, En-.
broidercd Orleans Cloth, Plain Merinos, En-
hroidered Cashmercs, Chameleon Lusires,
Ginghams, Prints, &c, &c.
HM the Shall Departm emit,
lie is prepared 10 off:,r every variety of
Long and Square SHAWLS, both Plain and
Printed, Elegant Silk do, Plain and Ernbrold.
cred Canton Grape do, Cashmere and Brocic
do.
A great variety Of Rich Black and Colored
Silk and Satin MANTILLAS, VISETTES,
and SACKS,
A large stork OF Linens and Linen Gaoas,
Marseiles, Quilts, Fringcs, Dimities, Cur.
tain Stuff,
Every variety Of HOSIERY.
ALSO,
Goods for Gen,lcmen's Wear, such as
Broatclo;hs, Cassimcrcs, Vestings, Cravats,
&c, sc.
In rooms connected with his front sales
roclns he is prepared to offer Planters and
others one of the mos, complete assortment to
he found in Charleston of
Blankets, Kcrscys, Saitknetts,
Jeans, Dom estics, g., a..
lie confidently invites the attention OF all
who visit the ritv TO his stock, rs one of the
LhRGESTIN THE SOUTHERN COUN.
TRY
1t is his intention to embrace in his stock
every article OF Dry Gools that may be new
or desirable. so that purchasers can always
he supplied with the newest and best Styles
Of Goods in the market, and at the LOWEST
POSSIBLE Prices.
n. b. In rooms over the Retail Department
lie offers to Merchants and others complete
assortment of all the above Goods, ct
WHOLESALE,
And invites the attention OF cash huycrs to
his stock and prices.
w. G. BANCROFT,
253 King street, Charleston, S. C,
Aug % di II
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,SHERIFF".S SAFES

By virtue OF slrdry Executions to me d..
rectcl, viii he soll at Sumter Court House,
on The first Monday and day following in
October next, within hc legal hours of sale.
TO The highest bidder, for Cash, the folowin,r
Personal Property. Purchasers 20 pay for
Titles.
| negro levied on rs the pro-
Henry w Atkinson, at the sui, OF C C MOODY
for another.
| horse levied on as tho pro
Bell. u, the suit Of 'rindnl aud naryin.
negro levied ON as the pro
perty Of " J + Bcihuno, at tho sui. of B N
rench.
negro levied on as the pro-
perty Of w A Brock, u, the suits of David
Trent pnd II Watt I. u
! negro levied on as tho pro
perty Of John ! Brown, nj the suits Of Johnston
aud Capels, James Dunlup, nrd T. Coghnn
negro levied on as the property Of
W F Bu'ler. AT tie suits Of B iIarrisou N
Pcu'ch and Jas Il Pack.
2 negroes levied on IA tho property
II w Brasford. at The suit. Of Rcvnolds and Co.
aud Henry BrndIinm. Tor al
negro levied on as tho property Of
Wm Ballard, al the suit Of Tyre J Dinkns, for
another.
negroes levied on as the property
of L S Brls-r. at the su Is OF John Madison, 81
X Roberts, T Lannean and Bup,ist Denomina-
tim,
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BUILDING.

The sub:cribels respectfully inform their fell
low cit'z"ns that they have associated lhru,-
selves III business Tor the purpose Of uudertuk ~
hhd EXECUTING contracts lnr I|Ll,i MS ui any
Inscription 'nd cnrp-Tte.s wo k n r-ucrnl
we nave unir such nrrau. GENE. Is a u cnu
pIe US TO snld tor our f'irns's aud cn,,i"vrr>
completing their woik in every .rnr,m.ut
Pntt'i'g ihcin TO no Inconvenience whatever:
ahereiy nav ny !" g'vc us an id of what de-
srr'p'i"n "i budding they rcqu,c--in r"ason-
nhle ''ne receive The keys aud fork over the
nerdlui.
We posses ample means of furnishing TIE
best Lumber. l'rcks, Suthwok. P.inls, Lime
etc. etc together with gopd iwnrkm-n aud
many yrhfs experience ns practirui mechanics
We nrr Determined .,s far as our humbl. sphc..
extends 10 wipe Off the repronc',a,,,c,,rd To rh,.
noble nld South Curn'in,--nnd arouse her R;u
van "ink'r s'aInleTs, aud leave Cahf.Guia 10
take care oi herself.
G.. G.. JONES,
II. }. tOGULAN.
Aug. 90. 1870. a p
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Plantation for Sale,

The subscriber. offers for sale his Planta.
ton IN Sumter District, two miles south OF
Statesbllrgh, consisting of tract of seven
hundred and fifty acres (75O,) a large portion
Oak and Hickory and admirably adapted to
the cultivation of cotton. There s an excel.
lent Dwelling fiousc-good out buildings
stable and barns--and houses for the accom-.
modatIon OF forty or fifty negroes. The rood
lands and decided health OF the place combine
10 render it a desirable purchase.
For terms apply TO
- w. J. REES, Jr.
statesburgh Sept 19, l840. dc If
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Horse, buggy and harness 4 lnegro
,eYsea rev oli,as tho property of L Rthewn:ag, at
inc suit Of J s aud L Bowie, 8 caIes.
- horse levied oil as the property of
!, - Guiien, vi Tie suit Of Miller, WI Be.
horse levied on as the property Of
w IL Carpenter, at tho suit OF c p coniors aud
. negroes levied on rs the property
property OF John A Colclough, SEN, at the
suit o: James Dunlap
| alale levied on as the property Of
ishhc Brogion at the su,t oe w J B,;h,ye.
l negro levied on as the property of
q jenkins, hl tie su;t af w ], Jnhn.tou.
negroes lcvied on as the property
Of john Thompson Green, ut thu sui. of G l.
Wi hrrsp0nil.
1 negro levied OH rs the property Of
S"muol i1o'ily, ut The sui. Of Ii Perkins and
Go. Ter al.
negro levied on as the property of
lanes a 'lltchum nj the suts of I. II Ch-wn-
ing. l. + tthame, admit, Robert Gambe, and ID
q Shoh"r, for al.
L negro lowed on as the property of
Ed. Richardson, ut the suits Of John Griffin aud
Jo!,n Madison.
negro levied on as tho property Of
c vi Richardson, at the quit OF Daniel Me e.
vrrn.
lose levied on as the property of
w Rnsin, n, the suit Of James Il Prescott foi
another.
l negrolevied on rs the property of
NJ NJ Rich, at Tho suit Of the State for faxes.
Robert Holiday, 'i'indaI aud Ii"rvin.
3 negroes levied on as the property
Of :! J Turdul at the suits Of B N P-nich. > p
DIV. r. AC Houston. ] G. RclI. las C. Straupe,
w \ Colcluugh, .nm.s l Pack and a j Mus",
l negro levied OH as the property Of
J-hn Ko'b, al the suit ar NJ z Rob-r's. ussignee.
horse levied on as the property Of
VI Ko.b, ut the suit Of w + Richardson, for
another.
negro levied on as the property of
w w Stukes nj ,h- Euit vi Jn,nes Il Pack.
: l negro levied on rs the property Of
Il NJ Wheeler, st the suit Of james Dunlap.
l negro levied on rs the property of
] II Wn,t aud 4 ii u Brock, ut tho suits Of r
Il Rea.
1 horse levied on as the property of
J. II. Watt, at the suits of Jno Cobi, and Jas.
II. Prescott.
1 negro, old wagon, 1 barouch, lot
Of cattle and in,erist in apo:hcca,y shop leviesi
on as the property OF J c. IIaynswor,h Adj
ministra,or OF DR.. James Haynswor,h decd
at the suils OF Saowdcn & Smith and l.. w.
Bonney.
HARVEY SKINNER, S. S d.
10 Sept, lS49.
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A WELL CUNCERIED
INTRIGUE!
Valuable Secret disclosed.

The welfare Of the American people. n ndiers
II necessary that they should he inade cpgnizani
| with o very lmumenlous and valuable secret.
| having au tatnstr connection with ihe,r pecuni.
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| aigentiyydemaiids tlicir mo 1 serious md deli.
berate atieNt.on. There can be very little doubt
thut ti.e.e OK sts in III. whole human family un
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purely inrtni:cns c;scuns,nnces) dwelling lin
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sunshine o! fortune, aud IL practicable es, ,alis,
an equilibrium il socisty, PYFER & CO., the
truly fununute, far famed aud old established
LOTTERY brokers', generously iinpart 10 The pubic
the oiEpriug of their laborions researches in ,hr
abs'ruso mysteries Of the dark ages THE AREA.
NUS or WEALTH! The cobaIisic words dre scyeu
~ number, aud when arranged according to the
directions Of the CAnALA, sguiIy
"Look to PHfer s. Co. for Richcs!n'
MOST BRILLIANT RESULTS AGAIN!
Ercry Lottery shoicers its treasures!
Correspondents read tho glorious evidence!
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See tho rirf,tc Of the. first order!
S25,O0ti, Whole ticket, numbers 25 40 So,
drawn 70 August was sent TO South Caroli-
ma The result IF The first order! u See
managers official drawing Of that date
$1,000, Quarter ticket, sent to Pcnnsylva-
MIA.
$4,000, Half Ticket, sent TO Louisiana.
l0OOO, Half Ticket, sent to Pennsylvania.
5000, Half ticket, sent to Ohio.
lS,0OO, Quarter ticket, sent to North Carroll.
ma.
5000 Quarter ticket sent to So. Carolina
1000, Quarter ticket, sent to Virginia.
5000, Quarter ticket, sent To New York.
1000, Quarter ticket, sent to South Carroll.
ma.
5000, Quarter ticket, sent to Virginia.
0T Nearly every Prize paid and on file.
PYFER g. co. always refer to the Mana
gers!
a. Every person should try his or her
The first trial often Draws the Capital!
BANK DRAFTS, payable at sight in
Gold, rcmtted promptly to any part of the
United States for Prizes sold by PYFER &,
co.
PYFER g. CO. sell all the large Prizes !!
ONE ORDER MAY DRAW A FORTUNE!
Splendid Schemes for Sept.
18A9.
All Orders strictly confidential al Pgter
4. Cos.
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yEIERIFF'y SALES.

b. virtue Of sun,lry Executions to me tli-
rcctcl. Will be sold ut Sumter Court House,
on the first Moahny and day following in
O>oher next, within legal hours OF sale, to
the highest bidder for Cash. the following
property. Purchasers to pay fer Titles.
One tract OF 100 acres Of land
more or less. in Clarendon, adjoining lands OF
CcsSrcv and Hodge, and where defendant
lives, levied upon :!s tho property OF MalIy
Brog!on, a;'hc salt ri Joel &. Rhodus & al.
One tract Of so acres Of land
in Salem, adjoining lands of II. f. lawrence,
Mckenzie and others, and where defendant
lives, lcv.cJ upon rs the property OF Samuel
TnnstaI!, al the sn.t OF II. J. Morris and
Riley Sca!l Executors.
One tract Of t10 acres Of land
in Clarendon, adjoining lands Of - and
where defendant Ives, levied upon rs the
property OF Thos. Richhnur", &; the salts of
Henry Kelly and y. ]. Moses
Cnc tract of 20 acres Of land
in Clarendon, adjoining lands of - and
where defendant lives, levied upon as the
property oi ~ B. B.a!s.orl, Il, III. suit o. J.
K. Brock
One tract Of 100 acres Of land
in Clarendon. adjoining lnnis o! w. VI. To-
bias and +. Tobias, !rv.cl upon as the pro-
pcrty o! J. II. Tobias, a, The su.. CT Mlthc-
sen &. Simuns.
One tract CT 100 acres of!and
in Clarendon, adjoining lands 0i Thom7s N
Brnmhy and II. Jcnnings anl James " Sc,
!cvjc upon rs 'ir pro@ov'y u. Tyre j. S,,aun
n. ;hr s,:., c. Thumas S,lv
Enc tract ofI1i..}3 acres OF Lane!
in Clarendon, aG"irn= tn!s o. Jas Carer,
De;!lanc, aud hers, .l.viel upoa rs he prop.
crty OF NJ VI. B:nhow nd n'r. OF JOS. Horlon,
| al the sm!t 0! Richnr! T.. Wells.
Interest in one tract of ING
acres OF !aud in Carcn,na,, alo n,ng !antis
of Elijah pci:ir!o aal +, nc!mr<, l,.vir,. uo,
a. the property "i Jane. ". priugc, at tn
sn:;s o! John CANA 10: ano,her AID VI. r
Roberts.
One tract Of 100 acres Of Ian;!
in Cinronnnt, adjoining lan's of - and
where decnlaut ives, levied upon rs tbs
property o. ]. II ko!h, Il; the suit oi William
Ncit'es.
Lot Of ( acres and buildings
thereon in Manchester. tdioin,n@ hands a.. :
and whore $ Smnc! j. Wn,!rl Ives, levied M.
on as ii. prOun:'y a %3;a.c! T.aIai, at ,Ar
SAT- OF J. $. & |. Huwe.
One tracE Of 50 acres Of land
in Sa!c, adjoining lands of rhon,rsoa and
oilers. levied upuu a- the properly o! James
Is. McEN,"n, at lie sun % {. \ RIpcr,, f. a!
HARVEY SIMMER, S. s. y.
10 Sept, l>io.
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no TraVeIiers going NORTH
THE GREAT NAH. 2TOIJrF, sFl,S, III

LIZ " NFCiii LII A1IISSltOUlE &E'NS Ell
CHAR LESION, S,& C, { .i;S
LEAVING The Wharf at The foot of I.a,i-.
relle-st. daily at 3, p. m. after the arrival Of
the Southern cars, via aSviI.MINGTC)N3a and
WELDON, n, G.. PET EKSBuR G. II Its H.
MOND, to- WASHINGTON, y DAE;rI..
MORE, and pIiILADELPHIA.5
The public is respectfully informed that
the steamers of this line, from Charleston 10
Wilmington, arc in first rate condition, and
arc navigated by well known and experienced
commanders, and the railroads are III finc or.
der, thereby securing 10th safety and dispatch.
a THROUGH TICKET having already
been in operation is now continued as per-
mancnt arrangement from Charleston to
Philadelphia. Passengers availing themsel-ss 4
yes thereof, will have the option either to J
continue without delay through the route or
otherwise, to stop at any Of the intermediate
points, renewing thcis seats on the line TO
suit their convenience. By this route travel
lers may reacl, New York On the third day
during business hours. Baggage will be
ticketed on board the Steamer to Weldon, as :
likewise on tho change of cars, at the inter-
mediate points froul thence to Philadelphia.
Through Tickets TO Philadelphia at 800 each,
cansbe had from Z, WINSLOW, Agent of
tho Wilmington and Raleigh r. r. Company
at the Office OF the Company foot of Laurcns-
street, to whom please apply. For other in.
formation inquire of s,.T r5
L. C. DUNCAN, 81
At the American Hotel, Charleston s. c.
May 8 40 ly IA
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LOOK HERE!

The Undersigned, having associated them
selves 'oge her, under the firm OF FRl.IR.
,SOS M fRiNGlE, vii! open a GROCERY
STORE, on Monday next, in the S;oro l,orsn,
opposite to Windham's Hotel, aud formerly
occupied by D. B. McLaurin They hope, by
Keeping the best articles, and selling chcau
to merit share OF public patronage
II. ID. FRI HRSON,
L. D. pRI 4GLE.
Slnmterville. s. c., II Sept, lSiJ. IL tt
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Notice,

The Exercises of Mrs. RlCE'S Seminary
will he resumed on Monday l7;h of Sept.
Parents desirous of admission for their
children will please nuke application previous
To that time,
Borders received as usual.
Sept. 15 gt
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Copartnersllip Notice,
Chewing Tobacco,
EiaGO I,lning.

JOSEPH FREY, from Charleston, respect
fully announces to tho citizens OF Sum,crylle
and vicinity, tha, he may be found at China 5
Hotel, during :lc week; all orders left ut the
above place will lie punctuaily attended to.
Sent II, 1919
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Notice,
Wanted to Hire 100 Hands,

TO work on the Rail Road; these hands
will be employed ont in the Pine woods until
after frost, wicn they will he placed an the
side OF the River swamp, the work is all high
aud dry, and the hands will he supplied with
an abundance OF wholesome food and div
tents. Wages good, and paid in Cash month
ly, or as tho owner may prefer.
Enquire OF G. s. Mellctt on the work near
Manchester, or OF the subscriber, in Sumter
vile. d. D. MclAURIN.
Aug, 20. le49. 43 tt
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Notice.,

The Reduced Fair on the South Carolina
R1liroad OF 3 cents per nile is extended to
the 18Th day o. October next.
WIN. II. BARTLESS, Scc'rY
Sept. ! is If
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On Uonlignnant,

a lot o. very sapcr.or Woo!cn Goods from
the Salem Factory in North Carolina war
rantnd free iro.n abolition aud cholera.
Just received and Tor sale by
BROWN, LEE g. co.
10 Sept. 1870. As IF
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For Sale.

y pleasant and very healthy situation, "a
III les Sou,'. uf Sulnicivillc.
Tue subscriber offers his tract of land Of nearly
2nn acres, for su!r. 1t is high und pleasant iu.
cation with not pond nm il. 1t is, foi it's g uss,
good provision land and will take, TO greut ad.
Vantage. amy Of the ord nuy III ,nurrs Of The
couu,ry. Ga the p rn.es are dwelling house
OF five good base, aud one lnl rooms, aud excel
tcmt barn, with stables annexed, u"oi peaho,isr,
aud al the fork OF The roads sung frame bnid.
ing put up recently fur Il school house, besides
there olicr buildings, OF course, uf an ndrs.
p"nsub'c character, for farm. There are
between ~ uud 50 ucrrs. cleared und under
good f-mce, Two vols Of excellent water. On
ii.e tract, is 1t fine parcel nf Oak Wood which
will ever com nund price in Sn,nicrvi Ia. aud
thu Railroad which will rrn brtwrrn the town
aud his nl,c". will ever nrtn.d market, 10. .hr
''in- wood OF wh!ch. III value. ttc5e is u great
deal m"rc, than hc usks io7 the pace he lus
iuum!i Puro'nl-go swninpa very good winter
range ia cows, ana sn,mc Of his nriL iLhb0rs, lie
thi"ks. look upon il. as nos h.d o,r for hogs
experience has sHnwn h,ni. that the peach Tree
COWS well and IN the prem SIS. may be found
orhurd OF that fruit. riauy of lhr trees Of
w:i"h will c mnnrc well. with nmy ~ the
District. To snIt,b" purchaser, II. will he
accommodating and viii lake grors in pay
m:n,, IN part, or a!tngc.hc-, US my be agreed
npol.
w. G. BARRETT.
Su,"rvi!le, Sth Sept. 1919. Al If
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SONS OF TEMP FRANCE,
Sumter Division No, l2,

The regular Weekly Meeting OF this Dipi.
sion will be held on Wednesday, Erening
next, at their Hall at g. O'Clock. =
Il. Nj. DYSON, r. s..
Sumteryillr, sc. 10 Iv
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Notice.

Ali persons indebted to the Subscriber arc
requested to make payment iinrnchiatcy..
4 w. G.. WINDuAM.
Sept. !O,Is43 as If
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Negroes Wanted,

EIGHTEEN or TWENTY hands want
cd. hoys hetwcen II and % sears old, girls
IL and Is for which liberal cash prices will
be paid ly
w. ]. BARNES,
Fifteen miles from Darlington c. H.
Sept 45 At
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Land at Bradford Springs
FOR SALE.

IN ELiHlDLE SUMMER RESIDENCE,
The Subscriber offers his tract of land at
Bradford Springs consisting in all of 206
Acres, situated IN North Eas,erly direction
from the Institute on the public road leading
from the Swimming Pens 10 Camden, adjoin-
ing the lands oi the Institute and Mr.. F. Brit
ton. On the premises are several very bold
Springs, (Smplier, caiybrHte and excellent
drinking wafer sprngs) and from It's COM
mandng position would form an eligible site
for hotel, as well rs private residence
The sanhr,y oi It's climate is too well known
TO need comment. AIl the land for planting
is as "o,'i il moi superior To majority around
ALso--Ihe adjoining tract l05 acres, on
which is dwelling house and out buildings.
Terms Low. Foslurshrr particulars enquire
oi G.. DELORME,
or Of BROWN, LEE 81 CO.
Sumterv!le ing, Is. 1910. AZ If
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Reduction OF Hsocsai Fare ON flse
SOlth-C Carolina Rail Road,

From the 29thJUNE e TO the l5tlIQ c1,OBER
THE fare will be reduced 10 ss q I5REEs
CEN.i'S'' pei. mile 10 any station 90 silcs
Hoad. This will accord with d similar ar-
of tho Georgia and Western and 1
Atlantic Hnj Roads aud willtberelsre su-s3
perscde the Dalton, Rome and .hens TICK.
cts, OBJ heretofore issued. II. .s
SO ct WIN. Il. BARTLEs SIS, scc'ry. 81
10 Travellers going North
!Ss,E;ss sSs;i; ; l ) s:
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Aug. Is
Notice.

Application will be made to the Legislature
at its neSt Session to close the Road known
as the State Road from Green's to Vances
Ferry, and also, to Open the old Road leading
from Scots lake to Vances Ferry as near in
the old Vances Ferry Road as is practable,
]. b. BROGDON.
Clerk aad Treas.
Clarendon County IS Aug, ls48. 3m
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New Boot
A ND .s
S.IsIIlDIR stt!pNlLhme 3

The subscriber having just returned from
Charleston with an assortment of BOOTS,
SHOES, Ladies and hissoB' SLIPPERS
TIES and CATERS, of every kind whats
ever, offers them TO the public on better iernas,,
tor Cash, than can be had elsewhere, and so-Ss
llcits an early call at one door east of Miller
a. Bossards Drug Store Also, the New and
Fashionable slipper for Ladies called T. AY-s
LOR TIES.
u All rips se'eed up ,cithoui charge e. s 5ss
B. FOLSOM.
Sign Of the Boot.
May %, 1910. 81 If
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u The price OF Packages OF Quarter
Tickets only, is advertised nbose.
IL The Managers Printed Drawings,
endorsed by the commissioners appointed
Qor this purpose) by the Governor Of Mary
land, are in all cases scntto our Correspond
cnts.
u letters always strongly and carefully
sealed
IL Please Order q few days BEFORE the
Lotteries draw. All Orders punctually an
swered by the return mails.
Persons at n distance from Baltimore, who
wish Fortune Bucklcd on their Backs"
will find that it is only necessary TO enclose
the price Gas laid down in the above hched-
ule,) for Package or Single Ticket to the
Truly Fortunate, Far-Famed and Old Es-
tabished House OF
PYFER & CO.
No l. LIGHT STREET BALTIMORE MD.