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A nANnERous COUNTERFEIT.

nv TFtFUHAFu rHE TRlBuNh
albany. ~ Y. June IA splendidly executed
counterfeit $40 note the Third National Bank OF la
cun was detected I'm this city this morning IL Is In
NH respects perfect fac smile OF the genuine ISSUE even
10 the signatures which are executed with pen Inc
nuh can nudge of the dangerous character Of this note
iro the fact that passed through the Mechanics ana
Farmers Bank OF Rochester without detection The only
safe way Is To refuse all tens" on the bank.
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AMERICAN tWaltbaml WATCHES.

owe notice with regret commenting on the Paris Elk
posOn) the absence OF specimens OF American manuac
ture which, although only comparatively of recent birth
among already producing results of the most salts
factory character. The Watches manufactured by the
Watham Company certainly so far strength dura
bility, and excellence tmekeepers concerned,
good anything produced by the French or SWISS
manufacturers" IN. Y. Herald.
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MARYLAND.


PROCEEDINGS or TIE STATE CONVENTION.
In the Convention at Annapolis on the Goth the
Committee on the Elective Franchise submitted report
which was ordered to be printed It's provisions are
similar to those the present Constitution excepting OF
course, that the oath DISTINGUISHING and disquafying
from holding office those who bore IN support OF the
Rebellion and against the General Government and who
invaded pundeTed and laid waste portions OF MaIylhnd
or who otherwise gave aid and comfort % the Confed
eraey is omitted The oath enacted by the last Legsla
ure in the Acknowledgement law Is substituted IN s stead
under which traitor who left this state ~ eligible
10 any position In its Government while the bacK man
who fought In its Defense IS deprived OF the pyege OF
vofinp The present registration law az Amended Dy te
LAST Legislature continued In force uDui another De
adopted by the Legislature TO assemble under ue pro
posed Constitution The testimony question wac again
debated proposition OF removing the disability mere
tofore Imposed on negroes to testify i'll Courts OF Justice
ought to be settled by this Convention ana that the CO
sfuton now being framed ought to contain provision
removing such disability, was adopted Dy vote vi my
eight yeas TO thrtysX nays long DISCUSSION ensucu
as TO what the proper place in the Constitution 10
declare this principle, during when members accuses
one another of incorporating their constituents ana
without deciding the question an Adjournment was lahe
to Monday.
THE REBEL SPIRIT STILL RAMPANT.
The constituents Of the Convention at Annapolis
like their representatives to be Of the opinion that
the old DAYS and rule Of Slavery still In existence
Tn Greensborough Caroline County. few days since
colored man was strung up by the thumbs Dy party OF
whites for the purpose OF making him CONFESS %heiS
colOred boy Of his acquaintance who had had dicu
with white man. was concealed. At the state CapltaI,
and near the bGildiDg in which the Democratic C0nven
ton holds H. sessions yesterday the stanton
for colored children was fired by an ncendary III Is
time the perperatOrs OF these Outrages We're nade 10
realize aud Acceptable changed condition OF affairs
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TIE CONSTITUTIONAL STATE CONTENTION
OFFICIAL LIST OF ,,rMnrps.

The Constitutional State Convention meets at
Albany on Tuesday. The following is an official list
of the delegates elected the sd of April last Ire
publicans in roman, Democrats in italic) the Sena
tOrial Districts being indicated by the full-face
fpureg.
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the rank aud sl The Brigade stat mounted will Pe at head
quarters at ~ O'Clock m.
BY order Of Br, Gen j. NJ ysnan.
0.P WgErwORrH Brigade Inspector
review will be given TO Major Gen. salcr at D. No.
and after the drill tie brigade will parade through Eighth
ST., Fourth ave, BOwoJy Canalst, and Broadway 10
Euultpautl-sf
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ARMY GAZETTE.
~ TELEGRAPH ro-rHk TRIBUNE

~ TELEGRAPH To-rHk TRIBUNE.
Capt Noble Infantry has been granted three months leave
Second H. W. TOrbe 29h Infantry has been granted delay
joining his regiment gill June Breyet Major Bailey retired Or
temporary mastering Boston Capt ". McDuney 2lst
Infantry ordered 10 duty headquarters Army Of the United States
Breye Brig r. X ToynseOd Lieutenant Colonel 9Th Infantry bad
OF leave month; Breye Col j. H. Baxter granted
onea hal Lava
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THE PACIFTC COAST.
az rrlrar,rn 70 raH rRlausn.

sr TELEGRAPH TO
SAX FR,NCrsCo. May 3.-The steamer America,
from Juan, arrived to-day The ships Emerald win
100 sacks wheat ard Barcnga, with 22OOO sacks OF
.st and 2lOO barrels Of -four. sailed for Liverpool
I.Yf firm S. 90 81 90 Wheat dull aud nominal, VI 7O9
81 -. LEGAL Tenders "a.
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THE WEATHER.

lowest early Of the h 40 ofthe ID
$50 June Mornlng foggy clear afternoon hs cloudy evening
2-houiBg hsSy. cloudy, overcast windy after
noon slight rain f:2Oi overcast slight 30 overcast
6t5 raining Evening overcast, raining heavy rain 10 H.
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MARRIED.

TAyLoRPTTCHIn Bergen j. Tharsisy May 30 by The Rey
b C. TAYLOR D. d. the residence OF the bnies parents isaac
TAYLOR to Mise H. daughter Of Henry Fitch all OF Bergen
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BIRTH.
DIED.

pAHs-on Friday Nay 81 Of Mr. Edwarl Fahs No a'9 Ber
gen st. BroJklyu, OF daughter
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wrLLETr-A PisIuss1 j.. on Saturday June Geo A. wes
aged years and month";.
The relatives Issed attend Moafay
lOt O'Clock a ~ from X d. Church. OF Pisn6eld NJ
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POLITICAL.

Total number of Delegates, 100; Rep
Democrats, 63; Republican majority. 80.
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IN EAST FIFTEENTH-sr.
MILITARY.

CHANGES IN THE NATIONAL GUARD.
The following is the report of the Board OF olhcers
ooponted for the examination Of Militia AFFAIRS which
cnnycned in this City in April last:
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UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
Are now
NINETY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR.

This road completed from Omaha DOS miles the INT Of Jan
nary 1861 aud fully equipped and trains regularly running
IT, The Company hand Sufficient
remaining portion the eastern base Of the Rocky mountsa 2a %
which uuds contract be done September of year udRs
pected road will be running order from 0nahs 10 M
connection with the Central Pacific being npy built east
war from Sacramento. Cal during 1910
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EIGHTH GAME.
Scotch GdRbM

I'VE regard this a. at leG', az
good a. any other move Of this
stage
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Brostwsy prefer permed nOgsys they hour On
the other hnd PHALOs has marvellous extract Of the MIGHTY
BLOOMING CERyUs sband IA, richer oio ,haa that q tho
violet and Tn,de sveetaess uersuua,
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1.-THE iniiistve Of 4 very ingenious
combination which secures White a
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Ofering hls BlshOp Tor The Two
center pawns, but even had this
been accepted the game would still
have heen Loaf
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SIXTH GAME.

lasted three hours Was adjourned.
&c. .B-B2 P-B5
AZ. .B-Q 50
Evidently White can do nothing
but wait the on-coming Of his adver-
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The Commissioners of the Poor for Pickcns
District would respectfully report That the
number Of Pauncrs in the Poor House is 20
II whites and 8 colorcd and that there have
been three dcaths-Lwo Whites and one col
oTcd among them since the last report. The
Board has two Lunatics nt the Asylum, and
ono at home, who will probably soon have to
be rcmandcd to Columbia. The latter was
brought home by the ad, ice of tho Supcrin.
dent, who considered her convalcsccnt and
thought that tho presence OF her family aud
friends, Of whom she often spoke, might re
store her to perfect sanity. II is understood,
however. that after II trial of several months,
she is Mt this time IN no better condition than
sYhcn shc left the Institution.
The principal indebtedness of the Board is
for the support Of paupcr l'u"atics ut the
Asylum and amounts to something over $70O.
This, as well as oil Other debts, it was the de-
sire and intention of the Beard to have dis
charged this year. but owing to the i;i.ao oil
OF the State tax for the year 1866, as well as
to thcir faiiNre " secure fund due them
frcnl the Commissioners Of Public Buildings,
it hns been found Impossible to do SO. The
establishment has been nearly scf.snrporting
TINT is, sufIicicncy Of corn, and neatly
enough of meat, have been produced OH the
farm. The clothing Of the Paupcrs is also
made on tbe premises.
The buildings at tt4e Poor House arc gen.
cneraly in good copdition, aud neat and
comfortable double cabin has been erected for
colorcd Paupcrs
FOR the receipts and expenditures Of tho
DQard, reference may be had to the statement
OF the same, together with the vouchers ac
companying this report
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
II. q. MILLER, Chm'n.
G.. II. CHERRY, Scct'y & Treas'r
Approved w. j. WHITE,
Foreman Grand Jury
Dec. Is, 1867 l3
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TO CONsUNII'THVEs.
Sept. &c, 1867

THE ADVERTISER, having been restored to
L health in few weeks by very simple RENE
dy, after having suffered for several years with
severe lung Affection and that dread disease Con-
sumption-is anxious to mnko known to his fcl-
low sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of the
prescription used (rce of chnrge). with the direc.
tions for preparing and using the same which they
will find ASSURE CURE ron CoSsUMpTIoN, ASTHMA,
BRONcHiTts, CoUGls, CoLps, and NIL Throat and
Lung Affections. The only object Of the advcrti-
ser in sending the Prescription is to benefit the
afflicted, and spread information which he con.
ccivcs to be invaluable, and he hopes every suffer-
er will try his remedy. rs it will cost them moth
the prescription. FREE by return nnil, will please
address REV. EDWARD a. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
May 6, 1867 80 1y
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Notice to Creditors.
IN EQUITY--ANDERSON.

nv 11NJOII I = -IHNDTIDON.
Mrs. L. A. Lorton, doua'xl
ys Bill to administer Es-
90hn % Is: Sitton, Snml w tate in Equity.
Miller, Ella Lorton, ct al
Rf VIRTUE of decretal order, from Tho Court
- Of Equityto me directed, IT is ordered that tho
Defendants John B. Siton, Henry c. Miller. Eli.
Jan league and Dorithy NIcMurtrey, and all nn,l
singular The other creditors of John S. Lortrn. in,
teslatc Of the complainant, Mrs. Eliza A. Lorion,
90 come III and establish their demands against tho
intestatc before me within three months after the
publication Of this notice
=, And also ordered that the Defendants, Elijnh
league and Dorithy McMurtry, do forthwith de-
s'st from the further prosecution Of their suits ut
law referred to in the Bill and that tho said John
j.. Sitton and Henry c. Miller, and all other cred
itors OF the said inlcsate be and they are hereby
cnJoncd from suing their demands elsewhere
until the further order Of this Court.
W. ". HUMPHREYS, CHAD
Com'rs ONce, Amgust, 1867 3m
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Shcrin''s S Sales.

DY virtue Of sundry wris of teri facias 10 ne
- diYeeied, will sell the highest bidder, ut
pickcns Court House, on Sale'lay in January
next, and days following, tho below described
property, to wits
On Tuesday after snlcdny, at the residence of
John Julian. Horse, one horse Wagon, one
Jenny, ono ycar;ng and Fifty bushels Corn, as
the property of David Lesley at the suit Of Jesse
Cronshaw--sold to forccosc mortgage.
One Colt, and one Buggy, levied on as tho prop
crty of G. S. Bell at the suit Of Ezekiel Kelly.
TERMS, CASH: Purchasers to pay extra for title
md stamps.
J.. THOMAS, s.p.D.
Doc 7, 1857 IL I'll
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

II N DINIT OF OOUTII CNNULINA,
pICKENs--lN ORDINARY.
Malinda Archer, Adm'x, Petition for settlement
vs.. Of Estate Of John Il.
s. N. Williams, ct.als. Archer, deceased.
I y appearing to my satisfaction that the hcirs-at
| law Of Van Archer, dcceased, (namcs and num-
ber unknown.) md the heirs law Of Andrew H.
Archer, docoascd, (namcs and number unknown J
defendants in this case, reside without the limits
Of this State: 1t is ordered, therefore, that these
said absent defendants. together with tho credit
ors Of John y. Archer, deceased, do appear in tho
Court Of Ordinary, to be holden at pckens C. H.,
on Monday tho 9th day Of March next, to shew
cause II any they can, why = final settlement OF
the Estate Of John =. Archer deceased, should not
then be made, and decrced on accordingly
W. L. HOLCOMDE, ORD.
Dco Q, 1867 Ii 8m
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REPORT

REPORT
OF G.. II. CHERRY, Secretary & Treasurer, in
Account with tho Commissioners of the
Poor for Piekcns District
1866. DIR.
Oct. 15.---To balance cash on hand, s s 90
Oct 16.-To amount received from
j. Il. liagood, Secretary 4 Treas
hrer Board of Public Buildings, 200 90
1867.
July 22.-Rccd ot' Tax Collector, COG II
SS11 II
1866. CIR.
Oct 1G.-By cash paid David Law
son toward his salary as Steward
OF the Poor House, ) 80 90
Oct lG.-l}y cash paid DIR. Andcr-
son for examination Of Lunatic
Wilson, 90
Oct. l6.-By cash paid j. B. Clay
ton for Leather furnished Poor
House, 25 90
Oct. 16-By casl, paid Robt Max
well, account for Thread, Cotton
Cards, and hire Of Nc.ro man for
two months ut Poor House, 81 50
Nov. 2O.-By cash paid Smith &
Hovcy for pair Of Blankets, 90
Nov. 20. by cash paid Sharpe,
FAINT Il Blcckley for large English
Ovcn, 90
1867.
Jan. 5.-l'y cash paid Sharpe, Fant
4 Blccklcy for five bunchcs of
Thread, 13 rs
.Fcb. 1G-By cash paia David Law.
son. to be credited m Due BILL, 20 90
May by cash paid J. w Clark
for sunry articles for Poor House, o OF
Ia u.
for Hoes for Poor House. 9 90
May 2S.-By cash paid j W. Law
renee for Lumber for new Cabins, 2G 05
june 12.-By cash paid William
Chumb|cr towards wages Of Levi
for work at Poor House. 90
May 6.-By cash paid j. B. Clayton
towards dcfraying Mrs. Birl's OK.
pcnses from Asylum 10 90
july By cash paid Sharpe, Fant
u Blccklny for Sack Of salt, 50
Aug. by cash paid David law
son. to hc credited on Due Bill, so 90
Aug 5-By cash paid j T.. Ilagood
Store Account. and for Bacon, 53 rs
Aug. 5.-By cash paid w. II. Sar-
gent for work ON Wagon, S 25
Aug. 5.-l}y cash paid II. Haynes
Blacksmith Account for 1850 and
1867. 13 80
Aug. s by cash paid Wm, Cmn..
bier bala;icc uf son S wnge., at Poor
House, 275
Aug. $ --Ry cash paid J. T.. Parsons
for work on Cabins at Poor House 10 90
Aug. 5.-l}y cash paid W. j Can't,
Esq, for examination Of Lunatc
Aug. S. Ry cash paid w. s Craig's
= NJr, Ri.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NIOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN TINT the
IN German Settlement Society Of Charles
ton" will mako application ut tho next session
of tho Legislature for removal of Charter.
JACOB SCHROEDER, Prosidont
August 24, 1867 48 3m
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

rIcKENs-iN TIE COMMON pLEAs
Samuel Loyingood, Ex'or Foreign A,tachment.
VS. l. WICKLlPFE,
Il. A. Tate 1p87s An,
VVHEREaS, the Plaintiff did, on tho 10Th dav
' ' Of March, 1867, file his declaration against
the Defendant, (who it is sad) is absent from and
without thr limits of this State, and has neither
wife nor attorney known within the same, upon
whom copy of the said declaration might be SER
vcd: 1t is therefore ordered, that tile said Defen-
dant do appear and plead thereto on CT before the
4th day Of March, 1858; otherwise, final and
absolute judgment will then be given and awarded
against him.
j. II. HAGOOD, oc.p.S5
Clcrt's Office, March l2, 1867 lx 1
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AN ADVOCATE,


1t will bo
AN ADVOCATE,
l. Ut CHRISTIANITY universal; also particu-
lar, ss opposed to war; offensive or defensive.
2. Of the INTERNAL UNITY of the Church, as
opposed to the pretentons Of cxtcrnalism.
B. OF METHoDisM, MS holding tho Head, and
as consisting with the essentials, liberty, and
charity of Christianity.
4. Of Civil government and Pntriotism as
they consist will. tho D!y.sE Government and
general Bcnignity.
S. Of Equality" rs it consists with Chris.
tianizcd COMMON SENSE.
8. Of EDUCATION physical mental, religious,
and moral, as of the first Importance.
A RECORDER,
OfeENERAL INrELLlGENcE from the household,
agricultural, scientific, artificial commercial
and political world. And
AN ADVERTISER,
Of the RESPECTABLE and MORAL.
Caro- will bo exercised to exclude improper
matter, and to put in that which will instruct
tho children and the School, and edify the
adults and the Church.
Donations or Endowments will be used cxclu-
sivoly for the benefit of the Poor.
AS subscribers are trusted to pay on rcccp-
ton of first number, they will trust me to give
them paper worth the price.
Tho arrival of the "NEIGIIBOR" will in
form subscribers of the place and time of publ.
cation, and also that tho subscription is then
duo. In the meanwhile, lay by Two Dollars,
and send on subscribers.
Address: SID II. BROWNE,
Marion, S. G.
Sept. &c, 1867 l If
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'B'EaEl REAL ESTATE
or SAMUEL ALBERSON, DECEASED.

OF SAMUEL ALBERSON, DECEASED.
Situate in Pickcns District, Snnth Carolina, on
Little River, and known ny the Home place.
containing One Hundred and Sixty Acres more
less. aud adjoining lnnds of William Whit
miro, Philip Snccd and others.
This property is sold ut tho risk Of tho former
purchaser.
TERMS OF SAT.E-On credit Of
twelve months, with interest tho purchaser to
give bond and approved security to the Ordin.
nry. witha mortgage of tho premises, If doomed
necessary by him to secure the payment Of the
purchase money. cxcep. tho cost. which mnst
he paid in cash. and to pay extra for titles aud
stamps.
l.. THOMAS, SID.
Sherifl's Office. Dec II. 1867 til
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Assistant Assessors Office,
u. S. Internal Revenue.
PICKENS G.. H., Oct ], 1867.

NoIlC is hereby given that Division No 81,
- formerly Gibsons diyision) has been consoli-
dated with Division No %, comprising the whole
OF Pickcns District, and which will hereafter bo.
known ms Division No. II, now entirely untlcp,
my charge. Allpcrsons, therefore, in Pickcns Dis
,r'ct' who are in any way interested in Internal
revenue matters will please call nt my office, al
Iickens g. H., without delay. l shall be in my
0ibco oil Of Court week next.
F. a. IOKE, Asst
Assessor Sd collection Dist, sc.
Oct e, 1867 ,s
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Commissioners Sale.

Commissioners Sale.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
IN EQUITY rIcKENs.
y'''r va = \ ;i..'. '.s'' .. j. Bill for Partition"
WILL BE SOLD, by order of the Court of
" Equity, at tho late residence of Wm
ilunt, deceased, on Saturday The 2lst day of
December next, to tho highest bidder, the
following personal property, to wit:
BAY HORSE;
l CREAM MARE;
| YOKE OMEN;
COWS, CALVES & YE.ARLINGS;
STOCK OF HOGS;
SHEEP;
l WAGON
FARMING TOOLS;
Aud various other articles.
T|IlSMS-On u credit Of twelve mouths
will, interest by note and approved
security. Suns under ten dollars, cash.
ROB'F. a. THOMPSON, cEp.D.
Nov 25, 1866 10 3
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TERMS OFF SALE.
Orlinary's Sale.

DY virtue Of an order directed to me By w.
ID H. ll,lcombe, Esq. Ordinary of pckcns
pickcns Court House, on Sulcday in January
next,
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run as fnlluwa viz
Leave Charleston for Columbia 4 30 An
Arrive ut kngsyillo III Is Az
Leave kngsyillc IL 10
Arrive at Columbia 10 rN
Leave Columbia 10 90 An
Arrive ut Kingsyilc IL 35 AM
Leave Kingsvllo - O5 pm
Arrive at Charleston O5 ru
Leave Charleston for Augusta 10 10 AN
Arrive at Augusta 40 rM
Leave Augusta 3 40 4 N
Arrive at Charleston l2 20 pm
Tho Passenger Train on the Camden Branch
will u,nncct with np and down Columbia Trains,
and Wilmington Manchester Railroad Trains,
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays
On and after the Sth instant. the Night FIX.
press, Freight and Passenger Accommodation
Train will run as follows. WIS
Leave Charleston for Columbia S 10 rM
Arrive Mt Columbia s 90 A NJ
Leave Columbia 3 90 NJ
Arriyc at Charleston 3 % A NJ
Lca,c Charleston for Augusta { 30 rM
Arrive Mt Augusta G so A NJ
Leave Augusta i 10 pm
Arrive ut Charleston i 90 A NJ
II. Il. PEAKE, GcnI sup't
Oc. 10, 1867 IF
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FOR SALE.
ai;;ablo Isoal Estate.

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ga E;:a;s;e y E';cFlcssa.
John b. Earle and others Creditors Bill to
w Livingston, A'lm'r, ct ais. pay debts &C. SC
W Livinss'n, Admir- ! Cross Bll to set A.
vs. side COnveyanccs
John b Earle, and others. sell Real Estate, &c.
DURSuANT to m order made by the Court of
L Equity, III the Two above stated causes, will
sell to the highest bidder, at
pICKENS COURT HOUSE, ON SALE
DAN IN JANUARY NEXT,
'Ghc Valuable Real Estate oa
the late Col. +. W. Fitzpatrick. namely
ONE TRACT OF LAND, lying in Pickcns Dis
trict, on both sides Of Concross Greek waters of
Seneca River, containing
TJYENTTFOLI, UU ~ d IL ED IND
7iiIR7'EEN Il .ICRE,S,
Adjoining lands Of Estate Of John S. Lorton and
others.
GeA. This is very valuable Tract of Land, "a
ting before the war ut S2U,nO0. There is one of
the best Water Powers in the district on the place
good Wheat aud Corn Mil over one hundred
acres OF fine bottom nnd COOL upland and great
abundance Of excellent timber This tract is al
well improved. with dwelling and vut. buildings,
and land in cultivation.
B:S" This Tract will be jucionsy sub divided,
rlais thereof made nnd the sale nndc in accor-
dance Herewith. Flats exhibited on day of sale
B=iyA ALSO, the Bone Camp Tract in Pickens
District. on Bone Camp Creek, containing Four
Hundred and Four Acres more or less.
TERMS OFF SALE.
On Il credit of one and two years Will, interest
the pun chascrs to give bnni ami approved security
with n mortgage of the premises to secure Tie
payment Of the purchase money; and pay the costs
in cash n''lay of sale. Purchasers to pay extra
for stamps, titles and mortgages
ROIpT. a. THOMPSON, cErD
COmrs Office. Dee S. 1867 II Is
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FAIR NOTICE.

LII PERSONS indebted to the old Firm Of J..
II Il. & w. NJ. BELLOTTE, or to w. nj. BEL
LOTTE, Individually, will save trouble and cost
BY calling soon and settling with the undersigned.
w. NJ. BELLOTTE.
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give LEATHER i'll exchange, or Tan on shares.
We will take Corn, Tnlow or Grccnbacks Tor our
Leather. BRING one and get the other. rnnncry
near tho Walhala Depot
HUNTER s OSBORNE.
October 23, 1867 Il
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