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Desirable Residence at AUCTION.
BY w. X. LEITCH & r.. S, BRUINS.

I s.
ON FRIDAY the 2Sh instant will be sold in front of the
Old Custom House, at IL O'Clock, at Public Auction
That ele .ant and commodious RESIDENCE, situated
at No Sc Cannon street. measuring in front Cannon
street SIS by 200 feet Deep This Residence contains six
square rooms, two atcs, with dressing rooms pantry
bath room and water closets. The house is supplied
with water and gas and has lately entire
~ and repaired, and is in thorough order for
immediate possession.
This property offers peculiar advantages for resi-
dence being equ distant from lines of the City Rail
way, and in part of the city noted health.
On the emses is large Kitchen store house. stable
and carriage house, with cistern and well of good
water. s ,--
TermsOne third cash. balance in equal instruments
payable in and years. with interest payable
annually, secured by bond md mortgage Property in
slred and policy assigned Purchaser pay us for
papers. mWf December II
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PRIVATE SALES.
Valuable Plantation near Bl,.flosa and House in
Bl,!fLon.


BEufLO7. @
By JACOB COHEN 6 co.
All that TRACT OF LAND known as Rose Dew Planta-
ton, situated May River, four az miles from Bluton
containing one thousand Q000 Of high land about
three hundred of which cleared and seventy (7W
acres Of marsh This place has been under cultivation
this year. and the lands Of the best quality for Seq
Island cotton and provisions. On the place is barn.
gin house and negro houses. Also, belonging to the
above and short distance from it, tract of hundred
acres Of Pine Land
q With the above can be purchased comfortable two
story Dwelling and Outbuildings ~ lot in
the town Of Bluffton.
' ALSO, a #t#
Attract OF LAND, within three (3 miles Of Blu fton,
containing seven hundred and and half (762)
and Pine; and being immediately contiguous to May
River could be made profitable BY the sale OF wood
Island Cotton Adjoining, and belonging to this place.
is fifteen (15) acre lot, high bluff, May River
for settlement and Summer Residence being perfect
ly healthy at all seasons.
For terms and further particulars apply above at
CORNER OF EAST BAY AND BOYCE'S WHARF,
December II to Up Stairs.
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TIE PosToFF1cE will be open this (christmas)
day only from 8 a. NJ. to 10 A. NJ.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Dun SHIP ADVERTISEMENTS viii be found on the
third page, and the last days proceedings Of the
South Carolina Confe' 'cnce, with the appointments
Of Ministers for tho next year. will be found on the
seventh page Of this mornings issue.
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Cry RAnwAY.-We are requested to state that
P. NJ. to-day.
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AUCTION SALES.
Estate Sale Ta.uadze Ilantotlo1 in Buru,:cH
District

Eslate Sute-Pd!uabe Plantation in Boru.7cG
District.
HY IL. l.. SADDLEE
WIZ DO sold at Public Auction, on MONDAY tho 7th
January, at Earnwcn c. H., q
PLANTATION M ATIoN IN DARNWELL DISTRICT,
four mles from Graham's Turnout, on the South
Caroa alroad at the junction Of the Charleston and
Ant1sta aud orsnsc1nry and Barnwel Roads The
the very finest quality of River Swamp Land most OF
xa %hfo9 &c has been rseeny % cleared and will produce
per The High Land is also OF hne QUALITY: larn
portion ,1: = heAxly ti,nbe1sd There is also .e
good Mil site and good landing the Edsto tsi.r
perfectly healthy at all of the year This panta
ton has the reputation Of being the bost in that
Tcrms-Onc-quarter cash. balance in one and two
yenrs Purchaser to Pay for papers and stamps.
UeCe1nOer 70 mi
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Estate Sale Valuable Sea Island Cotton Pla7.tn
ton on Johns Island.
BY CLIFFORD & NIATp{EVVEc

LStttte oI1te- FdtUuOe Sea 7Sl11d Cotton [n7l{1-
ton on Johns Island. #&
IsY CLIFFORD & NIAT1EVVES,
lecal Estate Agents, NO. 5G Bront;-strcct.
VIII be sold on WEDNESDAY, 9th January 1867 at the
old Postofice, at IL o'clock,
PARK PLANTATION, situated on Johns Island ff
teen miles from the city It contains Of high
and large body Of Marsh Land; 400 acres Of The
high lands cleared and well adapted to the prod1c
ton Of fine Long Cotton, which large crops have
been formerly obtained The ander Of the tract is
IN woods os Of which is original growth afordng an
abundant supply Of timber, which, from its proxmity to
the river may be made available profitable. There
is small Dwelling and other buildings on the place
The BACK PEN PLANTATION, on Johns Island, con
talns about 1000 acres, but small portion Of which
woods Of original growth, abounding pine and other
timber, which would afford great inducements to pur-
chaser disposed to engage in the timber business inde-
pendent OF the advantages which may derived from
soil well adapted to the cultivation cotton and for
other agricultural purposes.
Terms ms-one-fourth cash; balance in one and two
years. Purchasers to pay Clifford Mathcwes for pa
pers and stamps. tutl stw1 December 25
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EDITORIAL V1s1r.-N1r. D. B. EIcCRE1eur, Of the
Wiansboro' 7rs- Weekly Nesrs, paid us visit yes
terday.
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Desirable Resi- de7zce.

BY wy. LEITCH q RI. s. BRUINS.
Brokers and AuctiOneers, No. Is Broad-st.
At Private Sale
That eligible and pleasantly located two and half story
WOODEN DWELLING known as No. Doughty. street,
containing four and two atic rooms, besides
dressing room and pantry; gas throughout Lot
40 feet front 100 feet In depth On the premises
will be found good kitchen, Stable, cistern, and well
OF good water. ftu2 December 81
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AUCTION SALES.
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viii sell WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, Tl lESrruEE
HORSES, &c.
EVENING SALES commencing at c1s O'clock
Water Dippcrs, Clothing, Shoes, &C. All OF Which We
duplicate at urc ion prices.
December 25 VT
E''tirs IS SCI; Wt2 2f g: 8 I!se,y Z Stable.
Will be sold THURSDAY next 27th instant at tho
Livery Stables side of S1ccns.stree between
wentworth and Societystrccts and opposite the hrt-
TIE ENTIRE STOCK OF THE LIVERY STABLE,
FINE YOUNG; NoKTI1EnS HORSES vol broke, .
nnsscs sets double and single Harness SC. Sale posi-
Conditions cash before delivery December Is
House a7sd Lot No. 10 Shen1erd street 6cl,rcez Kin0
nY zi1ees sS11rii 81 Sss s. iasy e. 1z:te@
"1ll DC sold at II O'clock THURSDAY the Sd Ja1u-
arS On NJ nc north steps of the old Custom House.
That LOT OF LAND on the south side of Shepherd
50 @ next @ to tug west corner of Sizes ac measuring
ess together with the neat Residence aud outbuildnrs
Tcrms-ua,f cash Purchaser to pay us for nancre
December 25 tutils;,nwtha
Lease Of a Falua1e Cotton Pzaatat1ou o., zohn,s
Island at ia.ction
EK SMITH X tTcs:ILL1vRAY,
Real Estate Brokers, No. "a E;roa:i-st-cct
VIII be offered at public ontcry THU i.sDAY the Sd
Of tic OH custom House A''S - s'ei'S
cotton dhe 4HAm Piana;6 Of that valuable Sea Island
Johns Island; GOO acres in all, 500 cleared =
Terms.-One-third of each year cash in advance: hal
ance IN two equal instruments payable OF July ana
Ass ol Deccn scr. tutils'mwth3 DecclnberPo5
HoMse ard Lot on The south side OF Columbus
street, 7eea'' Tie South Carolina Railroad. al
auction. IN
EY s!1EEEz & nzcGIELTvRAY
VIII be sold, at II o'clock, THURSDAY, the Sd Of
J,nnar on the north steps Of the old Custom House
lbat valuable LOT OF LAND on the northwest corner
Of Robbins Court measuring Sc feet front on Coiun
bus street by l1o feet deep Robbins Court moro or
less together with the comfortable resd nee and out
otllongs thereon, exclusive of the tenement.
Ierans-Half cash Purchaser to pay US for papers.
December 25 t,1t!,son1,rt1,2
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IN EQU1TY-COLLETON nTsTRICT-

John D. Warren us. Benz. Szokes ct I'll
Pursuant to decretal order in this case wiz scl
at public auction, at II O'Clock, AA near the old Gus
tom House, in the City Of Charleston at the rist OF
the M former % purchaser, on the TENTH DAY OF JANU-
That valuable PLANTATION known a. ..arv Island J,
situate In the Parish Of St. in the District
Of Coeton on the hesd.waters OF Chehaw River,
land and three hundred and ten s1o acres Of 1narsh
land, be the same more or less, a-1I --- -'0-
Terms-Onethird cash; the balance on credit OF one
two and three purchase money to be secured
BY bond, with adeduate security and mortgage Of the
premises. Eurchaeer to pay for papers.
.--. .-.-.. ~ - y. 1ss 81 sToKEs, c. e. G. D.
Gomias.o1e on'cs Collesm District DSc 10, 1885
Oocsanoe1 - S!-a<a E:+tR AZ w5 th1
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LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE STATE.
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN TILE CITY.

@-THE LIST OF LETTERS RE
MANNING in the PostofEce at the
end of each week is published Off
<ially in II FL f, d a IL z N r w S
every Friday morning.
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l4Gyomn SuGCr, on account of aolon, 1t mag con-
cs'7,.Ey order 81 re Spanish Cons1a.
ssY y. A. F1NSL.,SV & co.
On THURSDAY, 9th December, at II o'clock will be
soitt ny auction. at TIC Custom Eo,lsc Stores
wv BONES HAVANA SUGAR OF VARIOUS GRADES
!, Inc SAID Sugars comprise part OF the cargo OF
M eLe spanish brig Joycn Josc," trair. Mast 7, wich
put INTO tins port i'll Iii trcss, whilst intend
CO voyage from Havana TO Antwerp and sold account
OF wtonl 1t mag concern, b% o.Gcr ur t. Spanish Consul
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UNEER DECREE IN EQUI1

POrcher Us. P0rcheT.
VIII be Sold Under the direction Of the undersigned at
the Old Custom @ House, on TUESDAY, the 9th day Of
January, 1857, at IL o'clock A. NJ,
!. ALL THAT PLANTATION in st. Johns, Berkley.
Swa rfssn IS PEing Plains containing 21o. acres
and Robt McKevey east lands Of Peter Couturier;
south on lands Of Estate Of Philip NJ Porcher and west
acres Of prime Long Cotton Provision lands; the
buildings. ~-77 n
2: Al THAT ia OLD FIELD in St Stephens Parish,
containing 1856 acres, less-boundng north on
santee River; east lands OF H. Locklier south on
snds Of John Thurston; west on lands Of Theodore
Terns-One-third cash; balance in three enual a1,c
cesaye annual instaments secured by bond Of the pur
cnaser ana OF the premises with interest from
day o. sale payable annually Purchaser to pay for pa
pers. JAMEs TTIPPRR
Oecemoee u tuf7 Master In Equity.
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PERsosAL.-We had tho pleasure, yesterday, Of
visit from Mr.. j. D. B. DEBow. We were grati-
fed to learn from him that his celebrated ssse-
view which is published in New York, is in q
most prosperous condition. Mr.. DEBow viii re-
main in our city for few days.
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UNDER DECREE m EQUITY

FLrnatz7a and Spr0H vs. HSngna1n.
the old Custom House. on TUESDAY, the st6 day Of
January mus 1867, ~, at Il u O'Clock. A. NJ,
Charleston and known certain plat of lands divided
BY BY Payne Surveyor in 1912 BY the Nos 50.
By Lot No as IS nhes a6 n tn
1l5 feet and west Lot NJ S. lis feet Lot No Il, t.
by Lot No. g. 33 feet inches; eastwardy by Lot No
r. 126 feet and westardly by Lot No TO- les feet Lot
southwardy Lot No. 49, IS feet inches eastwardly
Lots Nos 22s, 229 and $780, 115 feet and westwardy
on Lot No 252 LIS feet more or less. A
2. All those LOTS OF LANp. in the ctv Of cn,rea+o,
known IN certain plat Of lands divided by Robert z
$685. 2S7 $685. $780, 261 and 262 bounding and measuring
as follows VIZ: Lot No. 252, northwardIy on Roberts
inches; eastwardy Lot No 25s lis feet: and west
wardy by Lot No 25 115 feet Lot No. 251 northvard-
Lot No. S. s5 feet inches; eastwardy on Lot a 81
115 feet; and westwardy lands Mrs Flood lis feet
Lot No 266 Lot No 2e7 100 feet; south
wardy on Lot No. 265, 100 feet eastwaly On Norman
street 40 feet; and westwardly Lot No 262 40 feet
Lot No 267 northwardy Lot No 2es loo feet; south
street 40 feet and westwardly Lot No e62 40 feet
Lot NO. 268, norLhwardly on --, 100 feet; south
street 40 feet; and westwary On lot No 262 40 feet
inches; soathxasdy 49, s. feet nehe. asse
on On = sb feet inches; soutbwardly On Lot No
and westEardy on<Lot No. $50 i15 feet Lot Lot No sss
n on To ses inches
2ee PSI and 2ee. lis feet and westwary on Lot No
Terms 50 much cash may be necessary to pay the
costs and the amount due the plaintiffs full and the
balance on credit Of year. secured by bond Of
the purchaser and mortgage Of the premises inter
@ sss nom cay OF sale payable annually Purchasers
December 10 tuf7 Master in Equity.
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Houses aud Lots IL. Anacrlct, Street.


z.Y r. "A. I.'EgIIrIsIS.
" ftAoA1 2oth instant Will sell at the Exchange at
49, uo.clock, to the highest bidder,
All that HOUSE AID LOT, situated Oh southeast
corner or Anaorl::l ant Rc; streets, containing four
square rooms Lot measuring. in front on America
street 40 feet, and 1OD feet i'll depth.
. Also,
All that LOT OF LAND situated next sout; Of tho
above, measuring ;ory front b. o.c Hundred feet
deep. ~
All that Two STORY WOODEN BUILDING, next
sonh OF the above vacant lot Tie House contains
premises there is kitchen, &c
cont1tions-onc.h cash; balance in one and two
years win interest payable 1n-annuat,y. Buildings
to De insured and policy assigned. Purchasers TO pay
mo for necessary deeds. December 81
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Sea Island Cotton Lands, Beaufort District
RY LOUIS ID. DeSAUSSURE
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AUCTION SALES.
Nje'rlf'IE.

Sales VERY EVENING. at O'Clock ny I, iI.!:OY & CO.
30 :*' !ingsrect, OF general assortment. OF DRY
GOODS. Clothing, Fancy Goods Jewe!rS, Boots and
Sdoes G";.':ry. Pcriumcry and Soaps.
December %
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BREAKFAsr CAKES, CREDIBLE CAKES, MUFFrNs Ro1Ls
&c. all made light and wholesome by using the PIONEER
YEAST POWDER. Kyou would use Buckwheat without
having headache and eruphons, the Pioneer Yeast
Powder Bakers VIII find this Powder reliable for Hot
Rolls, Tea Biscuit, &c. Sold by
". 8. CoRwIN & CO.,
December "a No. $50 King-street
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TIE OLD GUARDING are in receipt Of this fine
Democratic Magazine for January. Our fellow
citizen, Dr.. W. GHMeRE S1alMs, commences new
story in this issue, which viii be continued through
several numbers, entitled ssJoscelyn: q Tale Of
the Revolution
From the opening chapters Of Mr.. SI1a1s' story,
impressed that it is one Of the best of this
authors productions.
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TT Sllze, Bh73t2IY 01iN GlTl Los at Georges
%oiioa. 'SolhH Carolina E1'lroao.
VIII be suiu Oh TUESDAY, January Isl. 1867,
a lar-e number of BUILDING AND FARM LOTS.
Georges station noted for good health good water
a1 convenience TO Charleston Market well located
ioc ali .t:nra and manufacturing ow1l. plat
bc seen 1t The store Of w. S. UISiY, Georges Station.
letnls--eeuartcr and half lots cash, lots
halt cash balance in YEAR, farm lots OF
more one-thrd cash, balance i'll and two equal an
nual insttlnelts; all payments secured by bond
NiortSac JOHN MAY.
Dcccr;lScr2 a
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"RosEFIEID" PLANTATION, lying between the
Combahee and Pocotaligo Rivers about seven miles
Pocotago Depot containing SIS first quality Sea
Island Cotton and Provision Land of which ATS acres
cleared and the balance in wood On the place ara
new Dwelling with four rooms, three large Barns new
HORSEPOWER Mccarthy Gin. Houses for the accommoda
toa of about forty hands There now sufficient labor
on the place. and be obtained in the vicinity
Apply above, at NO. % BROAD STREET
December 18 t11thae
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TIE WEATHEn.-The coldness of the middle Of
the past week disappeared by Sunday last, and it
was as warm on that day as if it were Spring.
Yesterday morning opened with heavy rain, and
tho prospects Of disagreeable day fattering,
but by ten O'clock in the forenoon it cleared beau
tif1lly and the balance of the day was delight
full, giving promise Of q splendid Christina s.,
which will, no doubt, be hugely enjoyed.
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WE SAW, last night, most magnificent Christ
Tree at tho Charleston Hotel, the work of our
most estoomcd friend, MIXER. I. was intended
for the Juvenile boarders of the HOTEL and rooct-
cd great credit upon the builder.
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TIE LUTHERAN CHURCH, worahipping in Vent
WORTH street, have prosperous Sabbath School,
and the superintendent and teachers very wisely
and kindly determined to give their little folks a
Christmas treat. Accordingly they had large
Christmas Tree put up at the Washington Fire En-
gine Company's Hall, in Vanderhorst street, and
covered the same with choice and rare goodies
Of every description. Rev. W. s. BOWMAN made
the opening prayer. The children then sang q
hmm, which was followed by an address from Rev.
J. II. HONOUR, suitable to the occasion. He
wound up by giving a graphic picture Of good old
st. Nick, when suddenly, to the utter amazement
Of the little ones, the Dutch saint, in full furred
reality, stood up amongst them. The s'getting up
Of old Nick was capital. He had an immense long
grey beard, q very long nose, his cap drawn over
his ears, and an immense pack on his back, sup
posed to be filed with Christmas presents.
After some inquiry on the part Of st. Nicholas,
as to the behaviour Of the children, he kindly
made them present Of the great and splendid
tree before them took his station by it's side and
diyested it Of the treasures that were hanging
upon it, and gave to each child gift, the number
on which corresponded to q number on the ticket
the child had been previously furnished with.
Yorng and old, ell entered fully into the fun Of
the thing, and the affair passed OF very satisfacto
1ny.
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MAYORS Court, December M.-Two licensed
junk-shop keepers, who had bought stolen cast
iron gratings from q black boy, at very reduced
prices, and consequently calculated on immense
profits, were fined $40 dollars each, while Abram
the artful youth who stole the cast iron, was cast
into prison for ten days.
George Smith, colored confidence man from
Northern parts, was complained of by Samuel
Black, who was colored, and John Green, who was
black, for having enticed them into house and
introducing them to the ststrap game" an amuse-
ment frequently indulged in by aharpers and
greenys in larger cities than ours. Having lost
s100 between them, without getting an insight
into the pleasant pastime, they called upon the
detectives for assistance who opened their eyes in
q very short time by putting the llustrious Smith
in quarters that we have no doubt he has an old
acquaintance with. Smith said he was only
stakeholder in the affair, and that he returned to
the parties all the money he had, say s475o which
may be 80, but we don't think, II ever we should
invest in bet, that we would hunt long about the
town for such looking man as he is to hold the
stakes. He was sent to a magistrate.
Andrew Mlton,a dark individual, who was ac-
cused by q vender Of go0ts Of putting e pair Of
pantaloons under his arm, where they certainly
were not intended, to 60, was turned over to q
magistrate. s II
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FOB THROAT DISEASES AND AFFECTIONS OF THE
CHEST = Broe0nls Bronchial IFocnes" or Cough
Lozenges, are Of great value. In Coughs, Lrita-
ton Of the Throat caused by cold, or unusual ex-
erhons Of the vocal organs, in speaking in public,
or singing, they produce the most beneficial re-
suits. The Troches have proved their efficacy.
!. .-.... wv. ..l.aL@. at.L.-- f11tha2
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" TIE ATMOSPHERE OF LOVE is q pure, sweet
breath. This desideratum is one Of the results OF
using Sozodont which not only invgorates and
preserves the teeth, but renders the mouth as
fragrant as a rose. tus
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49, No. sos MY :,-.s rect.
wiz sell WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, FL FCESrrUi:E
HORSES, &c.
EVENING SALES commencing at GlS 1r1or,S
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Sea Island Cotton Plantation on Wndmaz1a
Island. IA
By LOUIS ID. DeSASSTTEB r. ,..af, {.

DttI 1St41N1 CV1O7t ELlL7ULI2O73 WHQN30Z[Izo
Island.
By LOUIS ID. DeSASsURE. .7r
At Private Sale ,;sa
st!4EDENWAH,'' containing about 27C acres Of land
about SO Of which in woods and the balance cotton
and corn lands, about ITS which ara nrima ea
Island Cotton lands. There are peach orchard and
orange grove the place. The Plantation is heaItv
the present having lived there with his family *
several years previous to the late war. -
Apply, above, at No. % BROAD sTREEr
OoSeLaDet - -.---- ---E .5s# st& - 5s nnwfB
Furniture, Horses, Vehicles, &C., al Aa.ctio1.
BY SMITH & McGILLIVHAY''
No. ~ Broad street, south side, near stat
tIL @ ~ street. E5GI
Sales OF FURNITURE, &C., ,at private residences :,
tended to at moderate charges. "a "'-11 - =
Auction every WEDNESDAY for HORSES VEHICLES.
October So : - >l'Als - oAA-'e'
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JOHN sHErARD, the great English Pedestrian,
will commence his wonderful feat Of walking one
hundred hours, without rest, at o'clock this af-
ternoon, at Live Oak Club House, Admission
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TEE CHERAw ADvERTIsER.--AIr. 81. G. POWELL
the proprietor Of this weekly, is in the city for
few days, and will call upon some Of the principal
merchants. We again recommend the Aduertse,,
to our city friends as an advertising medium and
assure them there is 10 better advertising medi-
nm in the Up Country. It takes the place Of and
is in the same hands as the Choraw Gazette so
fayorably known before the war.
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Alias Summons.

cTATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF sTo.
y rey,-In Justices Court, Gold Hill Town
s6ip, before W. N. Hall, Justice Of the Peace
N. Schwartz, Plaintiff, vs.. Geo. W. Turney and
Thomas Hannah, Defendant Tho State Of Nc
vada sends 10 Geo. W. Turney and Thomas
Hannah, greeting: as.
You are hereby summoned to appear before
me-, Justice Of the Peace In and for Gold Hill
Township No. 3, County and State Aforesaid, at
my Office In Gold Hill, on the SIXTH day Of De,
cember, A. D.. 1856, at 8 O'Clock 4. N. Of that day,
to answer the complaint Of n. Schwartz, where.
In he claims to recover the sum Of two hundred
dollars, principal, and $3.50 interest due on your
Joint promiIsory note made November j, A. d
1850. for e2o0 with three per cent. per month In
terest. In favor Of Plaintiff.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail &c
appear and answer the complaint rs aforesaid
judgment will be taken against you for the sun
Of t488, and costs Of suit
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said Coun,
ty, greeting: MRkelegal service and due return
hereof -
Given under my hand. this ID day Of Novsm
Der, A. D. 1866. W. N. HALL,
Justice Of the Peace. Gold HUI Township.
I50c. State stamp. SOC. In. Rev. stamp.
Gold Hill, Nov. 3, 1856. no3.td