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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-22
T O R E n r..

ITO RENT, THE RESIDENCE NO. as A.
il SON STREET. containing four square, two attic,
dressing room, pantry, and two basement eight
Kitchen rooms, ali well finished gas and water through
out, three pazzas very wide tie lot As by $50,
rounded by fine shade trees with flower garden in front
Apply ut this Office. *uths january %
ITO RENT, A SMALL HOUSE In Tk1ADD
street, near Meeting street, with FIVE rooms a i
attic, suitable for respectable family. Apply the
Office Of w. A. PR1N4LE, at tho corner Of BrO1L nd
Church streets. January ~
rr,o RENT, THE TWO AND A HALF STORY
4 BRICK HOUSE, northwest OF Hasel and
attics dressing and pantry. with double @i-1za
gas through the house; attached is double kit of
good cistern, all in order Apply
the NORTHEAST CORNER OF QUEEN AND SLATE
STREETS. 81 January %
ITO RENT, A FINE HOUSE AT NO. as PINCK-
Il NEY STREET. Apply IN above.
January % II
f1O RENT, a NEAT AND COMFORTABLE
Il two-story DWELLING, No. 2A Cannon street, con-
thinning four witr necessary outbuildngs
To approved tenant the rent will be S25 month
Possession given immediately For further particulars
apply at No. Las COMING AND WARREN STREETS.
January %
CEA ISLAND PLANTATION To REN FOR
y ONE, TWO OR THREE YEARS.-Au that valuable
SEA ISLAND COTTON PLANTATION, known as Pal
St Hcenn Sound containing 1000 o: cleared land
having necessary buildings, &c Terms easy. Apply to
Ul .a WILLIS l. CHISOLM.
January tus North Atlantic Wharf.
TITO RENT, A CONl PORTABLE DWELLING,
Il with all necessary appurtenanees st No 81 Bsauain
street Inquire at No 275 King street
January s stuth
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A n PRIVATE EALE-A FINE FARM I'M
"a GOOSE CREEK PARISH, containing 50 Acres OF
land 81 which are cleared and under fences the bal
once well wooded This place La situated 10 miles fua
Charlegton ON the stss Rosd, and within Quarter al
mile OF the Northeastern Ralroad. There 10 ns ~
chard ON the plsco. -','g-~l - -i'--' = \
For information apply to
nr. 81. BARR, tS
N Oece100ef ~. g.-.E@9s8 No. 1Q Meeting street.
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nEsTRARLE GROCERY STAND FOR
1 SALE--A desirable GROCERY STORE in Market
between King and Meeting Streets with Fixtures and
Stock and good will Of the Price moderate as
the parties desroua o< entering other busness
For further particulars. apply at this Office. 0-I7
January ~ a&EaEl tnths
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TVOR RsALE-ADE EEsLANTArION
on Port Royal Isand. $50 scres; 200 acres ready
Tor cultivation, the balance wood land. This place Is
beautifully situated Broad River one hours drive
from the Town of Beaufort It has ample acconaroda-
ona for Aborors snd we'll supplied with horses Carts
gain and part Of the purchase money remain on
mortgage desred For furthar particulars inquire Of
a1 G. W. DENNIS
January 10 1nos Plantars' Hotal
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E>OR sALE. A AsCHOLARs441P IN A pEIIA.
II DElPHlA Univsrzty Of Medicine and Surgery.
THIS scholarap entities students instruction un
~ graduation in the MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. e1nbrac-
ing Anatomy e..s=s-, Ph5aiology Materia Medica
Chemistry Obstetrics. and Diseases Of Women and Ch
dren, PFnIp1os and Practice Of Medicine and PathoIo
g. AZ this is ono Of the hrpt Medical Universities OF
me country, favorable opportunity IN onezed thoae
u & v X ( z naNov tx
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January 16 S. T.. HOWARD BRO
ITO RENT. THAT PLEASANTLY sITUA-
Il TED HOUSE, No. 81 Radcliffe street, with q double
Piazza, double Kitckcn, Coach House. Cas- and large
Cstern Possession given the lst OF February. Ap-
ply on tue premises g. January 16 *
THO RENT, A PART OF A HOUSE IN MON
u TAGUE STREET, with kitchen, carriage house
&c: within minutes walk of the City Railread Apply
At this Once 81 January is
ITO RENT. TWO NICE SQUARE ROOMS.
y and KITCHEN. Apply ut No. 90 HAsEL STREET,
ne21 EAST 1ay January
THO RENT.-ONE ROOM IN A GENTEEI
- private family Also KITCHEN and Servants rooms.
fcr PARTICULARS apply at this Office. November ~
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The New York Nation, Radical weekly
journal published in New York, in an article
on the proposed impeachment Of the President,
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ITO RENT, T,ACONlEOETABLE DWELLING,
with all necessary appurtenances. st No. 81 Bsau1an
street Inquire ct No. 276 King street
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MULE FOR sALE.-GOOD BROKE
lXl MULES always hand and for sale, at HOCKA-
DAYS STABLES. corner King and Spring streets.
January IT thstuA*
RARE CHANCE FOR TAILORS-A
n fine located TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, No.
81 Queen street. can be bought cheap. applied for
early. a. JANUARY al
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-22

SIDEWHEEL STEAMER; Length IS feet on deck 90
foot beam. all so feet. depth of hold feet DRAFT
water feet has one superior low pressure engine 1s
inch cylinder, foot stroke, bottom metaled and we'll
calculated for ferry boat particulars apply
to ARCHIBALD GETTY & co.,
January IL stuth North Atlantic Wharf
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NOR SALE CHEAP.-A FINE SIDE
~ WHEEL STEAMER of l1O TONS; length on deck
IA eest beam 2. feet over ali 81 fss. depth Of hold
engines; diameter cylinder IL nch stroke Of
piston feet has ono ~ hus boiler is in good repair
and ready for service. A. M NJ -I-
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COPARTMERSHIPS,

a#se. WILL #4.4
(NONTINUE TO CARRY ON THE SHIP CHANDLER
~ BUSINESS at the old stand, No. 1e5 EAST BAY
where will be happy to receive the patronage Of the
1ate arm. ALB'T O. STONE
January ~
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FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
TTEND A REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF
~ your Company at the Hall This Erenin1 at o'clock
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E~OR sALK-A SUPERIOR TOE. BUGGY
Il and set Of BUGGY HARNKs9 cav; be bouoht
feaeonabsy BY applying to WIZ. r. EIFE,
December 10 No. 90 Aneon-as1e
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PAINTS FOR FARMERS
AND OTHERS.

TTNHE GRAFTON MINERAL PAINT COMPANY are
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Mineral Paint Address DANIEL BlDWELL, Proprie-
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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-06-27
NOTICE IN PARTITEoN.

David Setz Samuel seta, Gilbert Emmots,
and Anna Emmets, his wife; Lydia Scitg, Mary
Seit aud Aaron Setzchildren Of Lows Seitl, de-
ceased, John SetS, Noah Huddle, and Mary
lIudde, his wirci Jacob Blosser, aud Sophronla
Blosscr, his wife, residing in Putnam county,
Ohio, David Honricks, Andrew Good and Dianah
Good his wife, Lydia Ilenricks, Mary Henricks,
Cntharinc Hcnricks, and SophrOnia llenrlclt5,
children of Betsy Henrcks, deceased, OF FAIR
field county, Ohloi Danah Seit2, David Shu-
maker, md Sarah Anu shumal r, HIS wife;
George seitz, Enoch Soits, and Catharine SeitH,
widow Of Daniel Seitl, deeeased, residing in
Dark county, Ohio, will take notice that petit
May, A. u. 1867, IN the Court of Common Pleas,
within ana for the county Of Fairfield, Ohio, by
Philemon Hoilcrt, md Catharine Hoiiert his
wife, and Ia now pending, wherein said petition
ers demand partition Of the follOwlngreal estate,
situate in said county Of Fairfield, and known
and distinguished by bcinga part Of the North
West quarter Of section No. thirty, intownshp
sixteen, Of range seventeen, and bounded and
described by beginning ot the north west corner
ofssid section number thirty, thence EAsttorty
chains and fourt cen links to Shumaker's cor
ner; thence south seven chains and fifty links;
thence east sixteen chains TO tho half section
line; thence south thirty.two chains and atty
two links; thence westhlty.six chains and sixty.
seven links TO the quarter section corner; thence
north forty chains and seven links to the begin
ming, containing two hundred and thirteen acres
and cighty.eight hindredths OF an aero ofland,
more or less; and that at the next term Of said
Court the said Philemon Hoderta and Catharlne
Hotlcrt, his wife, will apply for auorder that par
ttion may be made OF snid premises, and the
signed therein. PnILEMoN HoFrERr and
CArnARIHE HofTERr his wife
w,P. Creed Atty.
| May 20, lSG7-6w
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weedlng POtatOes wIth sheep.


II may not be known to farmers
in general that il is a common
practice in some of the potato
growing districts to turn focks OF
sheep into the potato fields for the
purpose Of eating down the weede.
The sheep will not touch potato
vine. This pasturing with sheep
is very advantageous when the
crop is a late planted one, so that
the hoeing can not be completed
until the haying or harvest is fn
ishod. At tue growing season it is
the planters aim to keep down the
grass and weeds so that they may
be covered with dirt by the Oultiva.
tor and hoe, when these are used.
Pasturing with sheep will attain
this object. Early planted crops,
tho cultivation of which is com.
pleted in the first half Of the Sum.
mcr, frequently becomes grassy
and weedy before the time Of dig
ging-when tho size Of the tops
preoludes cultivation. In this
stage the sheep are economical
weoders. 1t is hardly necessary
TO mention that the feed thus given
to the sheep makes double profit
inasmuch as it costs absolutely
nothing, while labor is saved and
weeds prevented from soeding--
Farm and Fireside.
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asNk' - A stts'''' IA
BD-Storaga and coat Of Raie will DO added "
eharRcs, salo VIII no on Monday, July "
1907, At the Market House
o. p. wrAKLY, AuctiouOer.
Lancaster, Juno 0, lp07.-ll.tw
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aarienltnral.
sWeet corn.


Il isa surprising fact that sweet
corn is not abundantly grown
amoag farmers. Every farmer
thinks no must raise his five or ten
acres Of Indian corn every year,
in order to have something to fatten
his pork, and 10 furnish fodder for
his stock, etc. Now If every farm
or would grow three or 7fvo acres
OF sweet corn, his crop would prove
ofmuch moro value in proportion
10 the number of acres than In
dian corn for feeding purposes.
Last springI planted six acres OF
sweet corn, for the purpose of tax
ing it into market green. But,
after the N market became "glutted, "
concluded to save the balance OF
my corn and cure il to feed. |
Gut and fed to my hogs corn in
the stalkl every day, and they
would eat stalk nnd all as they
would green clover. Through the
month Of October and until the last
OF November. fed huskd corn. ]
can say | never killed SO fat pork
before. They seemed to be com
pletely filled up with lard.
prefer the sweet corn stalks 10
anything else in the shape of fod
der,for stock, and especially for
COWS giving milk there is nothing
equal 10 it. The stalks, husks, and
leaves are much more juicy and
sweetes than any other corn fodder
/ would recommend those that sow
corn for fodder, to SOW tho sweet
corn 10 preference my other,
Be careful TO trace up your seed
in the fall, and then you will not
fail to havo good seed when yor
come to plant or SOW Cor. Rurd
Nss Yorker.
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A VALUABLE MILK FARM.--Mr.
Ross Winans, of Baltimore, now
over seventy years of age, purchas.
ed in 1881, a farm ofabout 700 acres,
along the banks Of the Patapsco
River, and about six miles from
Baltimore. His land cost him
$4,000 he added buildings at a
cost Of $40, 900; his fencing cost
him $4,000, and he manurod at nm
outlay Of s67 ,000--maklng the TO-.
tai coet of his estate Sl20, 900 80
During the year ending on the lst
Of May last, his sales of milk
amounted to S37, $50 II /; OF cows
aad calves, in the same period, he
sold Sl1, 1886 worth, and had fifteen
or twenty moro animals on hand
than at the commencemsn Of the
year. lie however purchased S9,.
09s worth OF cows and hoifers dur.
ing the year. 1.-THE close Of the
year he bad on hand 220 tuns ol
hay, and his total product Of hay
for tho year was estimated at l,S0C
tuns--a great average per aero
His system of manuring tonds TO
build up aud nourlsh his land, and
not TO inpoverish it. His milk Il
sold to the small groccrs in Balti
moro, at thirty cents a gallon.
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THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, !
Lancaster Ohio, May 8, 1867.
yVo All WHOM 1T MAY CON-

The following list OF unclaimed freight and
naggsgo remain to bo onlled for at this office.
Unless charges are paid, aud matter called for
within sixty days, from date, II will bo sold, At
public auction, at the Market House, Public
Souare.
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Florida is filing up with immi.
grants faster than any other south,
s:a State; settlerB chiefly from NoS
angland and Nsw York.
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SOMETHING IMPORTANT

Pho ogr apis for two Dollars &
Twenty -fiveCentsp per dozen, executed ut
shortnotIcc and in the best style. II desired,
they viii be sehtby mail, postage paid Gall NJ
therooms over Sioeam'S Drug Store, on Center
AUcU and examine my fine specimens before
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

Situated one mile southwest OF west Rush.
ville, and formerly owned by John stutlman,
dcc'd. II Itcontains ilsl aerosi about SS cleared,
and 2iH timber land; good hank barn aud
corn-eri6, large two story stone dwelling, with
frame additlona0 by 20 fact, under the samo
root, and anplo cellar underneath. There are
alsoa large cstorn, spring house withnoyor-
house, and twogood orchards ofuhoice fruit ol
all kmde. For further particulars, inquire oi
tho undersigned at his residence in Pleasant
township, miles northeast Of Lancaster. on the
Newark road. SOLOMON 3. STuTKMAN,
May 10, 1s61--tf, Agent