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Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-07-31

q H0RsE ETEALTNG.-=Mr. j, r. Wilkinson,
l0fltheF ledr Depot. here, received letter on
Saturday eNeningp from La Granda,9 in which
the writer statedIthat overOnehundFed' valqa-
blehorsess had been stolen OmgGrahd Ronde
Valley during stheweeki thirty Of ofthembeloHg
ine sGeofge ScOeginss formerly of Boise VAL
leyds Ikiwaa obelieged that Indians with white
aceomplicesE were. the thieves, and a strong
Ipartysaweliarmsd. had started aquest ofathe
rascalas1 1eg 5aa5E7 yae zol .sgsas3 gsa.e I'll
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-07-31

3. 81. McGoWND. J

A TToRNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. Of
nee over Centerville Brewery, south side Wall
street. Idaho City. R-An business entrusted to his
care win meet immediate attention, and prompt re-
nittances viii be made. g zae5e Ts asll0 n1tf.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-07-31

az .A ri sfr rN
THE CAPTURE OF JEFF. DAvIs--An hon
orably discharged private. who served il The
late war, James H. Parker, Of Eilburnvillc,
Pennsylvania, i'll publicle letter, thus states the
facts in relation to the capture of Jefferson
Davis, and gives fat, convincing contradiction
to the miserable lie, so pertinaciously present
cd by Radical takers and writer's, that he Was
disguised iii wotnan's- apparel SIR. Parker
says: '@ ss.-' i''' s7A $500 'eA'
y I was with the party that captured JcG. Da-
vis-saw the whole transaction from its begin
ming, Isnow say; and Hope that you will pub
lish it, that JEFF. Davis did not have on at the
time he, was taken any garment such as. is worn
by women. He did have over his shoulders
a waterproof article of clothing ething
like a /" havelock" It was not in the least con-
ceaad oIIedwore hat, and did not carry
pail of water on hishead lnor carry pail buck
ct, nor kettle inany way rsaag avy -s,er
defy any person to find Q single soldier or
officer who was present at the capture Of Jeff
Davis. who win say, hp0n honor, that hsswas
ina wOman's clothes, or that his wife
acted any way .unladylike or undignifed. on
that occasion. I 60 for trying him for lis
crimes, and ifhe Is found guilty, ptehisihs giim
Butt weald ,notslie about him when the truth
will certainly make il bad enough, gh,.s-s.gss.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-07-31

MoRE REcoNsTRUcTIoN.- ut seems that
our odir new fellow citizens and .neighbOrsf Of Wal
russia. are, likely to come under the Radical
hobby for .recopstructing things agreeably to
the taste and win Of the United states 81 Mas,
saeAuastts. Their Sunday is our Saturday.
and Senator fs Is Sumner, in his late, exhaasfing
speech of over One.handFed printed apagea on
that newly acquired Territory, insisted that
the ignorant Valtussians --who do not seem to
be aware that New Rngland, and not Deity.
establishes the Sunday u this world, ,-4shanide-
sist from any longer observing our Saturday
for their sunday They VIII .haTs. 70 sphmis
to the reconstruction ordeal, ,sgeis Es1ssGs.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-06

I ARCHMonr HOUSE, NEW RocHELLE-trHEF FOR
II mer residence of X. X. Co1lns) This magnificent
place open for the reception OF families and
house ali modern. large and airlrooms suite single.
beautiful good hshng well stabling
Inquire Of Mrs. WM. TUCKER, New Rochelle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-06
BaooKLYS BOARD.


1l- FULTON STREET BROOKLYN HOARD CON.
10 vcnient to FULTON Ferry. gentleman ami his wife
snd few sngle gentlemen eaH be secunnodsted Dinner
slt oeiocg.
pos DRoRAw STREET, MAR COURT -HAfp-
--JC somely furnished Rooms. walk Board. family pr
house hfst class having al modern mp smenis
pleasantly located aud essy u access She ferries VIII he
let reasonably. Apply immediately
GENTLEMAN AND WIFI or ONE OR TWO GIN.
n gie gcnemen can be accommodated with beard. n =
pleasant Brooklyn HEIGHTS Wall
street ferry Address >. .. H., Dor IVA New ycrk Post
cfLcc.
A GENTLEMAN AND WIPE or TWO SINGLE GEN.
"A tleGen can b. accommodated with summer Board In
The ssbub be Of srcokyn Apply the norbvss Of
T0DD kaa avenue and hAney sueeh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-06

yIANTED-To PURCHASE A MODERATE srzRn
w House. with al the modern improvements
between Third and sinh and not above Forty
The purchaser will cash, and desires eonss
with owners only. Address >, boz 2S40 Post Office.
OFT OQ0 CAsH.-Tfls SUN WILL RE PAID ron
I'll .UUU = Dwelling House in good location -
town; must be worthy useless ansyce
Address Merchant, Herald oGee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-06

CONTINENTAL HoTKL LONG BRANCH, N J-THE
~ south wing OF this and spacious th
largest OF liz kind Ia the country ready
Of guests The house will be open
aud fitted the most thorough 10Th
Apcation for may be made by letter. person
atthe ONCE Tuesdays and Fridays between II
at s. Kious Co Is, x87 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-06

MATRIMONIAL BUREAU.-soLB OBJECT TO PAcY
Iu ntats honorable marriage. Mons oApy< eed sppiv
Address o.. IN condolences ~ hAisr IlanIaa atrss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-06


A BACHELOR or THIRTY DESIRES TuH 40 i.
N gusinance or respectable young lady IA wiusp pre-
ferred) refinement With viss a. mat
rfmony Address ID. B. strong, station New Yorx
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-04-13
- Sen Torrtbpult erfpdten BET

- OU O~utIIpuull tlfVWlt Utt UeI
3ppntuabl bic Oenaccraten gum er1en Male
einen tbeilweilen ,@ieg. Der Correspondent ber
xgreb," pelter Sieie@ beridtet siebt suslei@ bet
,@runb ait nit. fpl9t: -,
.vDieies &e1ultat 1T gum sruben Gbeile, tpen>t
ni4t gang benz @erfabren ber @uunb= @pmmiiip<
1ers 3u5ui9retben, pelde bic 2itTr=Qieen5 - bo@=
aniebtet1. ais es bas @eieb muir irsenb erlaubt> mas
bas 6euti9e republifanii@e @utum. tennpprar spn
uns a%btpenbig n1adte."
@llu berunter NIT ben 9eenien, bp9heiie 5erren
Gommiiloner. =" Der Deuti9e uelet9t bait fen
mpl net" unb bamit Yunctum
Die @dbler bon @tblep County
baben IS bel Der lebten Eppnpabl abgelebnt, ber
Munelota<8a leY= Gienbabn=@ ompanien $4,000
fir ben 8au elmer 4Sriide gu leiben. So
aNi&.~@ 6ronb'S: "@eteron>
@aIp on. bat jest ait Der Tort=@traBe I'M stpeiten
9auie ron Der @de BON Sort uni. ct. slntbonY<
@tra6e Yofo eefaBt unb 1T elmer Der f9mpdten
eemutbli9ien unb einlabenbiten plase in oenen
man CUR @rbulune bel einem freunbli9en @irtb
e~intabren fam.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-04-13
Neme @potbefe
@ebrU6er @roD,

Briese @auare, III inneapuIis. sNinn.
aeiaen benz eeebrten beutl9en Yublitum hermit er<
eeebenf at, 6aB Ge einen tl9tisen beutlden SPAR
,%1a3euten als Glert en9aetrt baben unb int @tanbe
fn6 ben 8eburfnt1en beutl9er &unbe1 in jeber
8e3iebung gu entlprsden:
INF ct Qa9er entbalt ale b%efannten lnb betpabr<
ten prdparirten 6eilmittel, Mranei= unb 6arbeitpfe
uno 'baneben Spiel= unb @alanteiretpaaren in erS=
Btfer Muapabl.
re- Mr3neien perben auf &ecepte nit erDBe=
ftr piinthiGfeit bel Sage II. bel Na9t an9eferttst.
I'm ere &1nben tperbea ~jeber3eit bic ~aufnerfl am=
fe unb btuielfe 8ebanolu1g fnpen II. eru9en tint
g~eneteten 3ulpru@.
454 6mt @ebriiber GRAY.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-04-13

~t61net. 453
&Gprndetnbautcn!
@rpbe @urefalt fpate auf S&prnfeinbautm serpen-
bet perben, tp 10 Stele nnelhdsfdQe in Gplee BON fdle@t
eebauten @durnteintn p~eran1aet werten.
Der unterssianete lam fd elmer 3%5jdbrteen Grfab>
rune tn benz Uauen BON einfa&en fpwpbl ais NIT 3ter.
ratben peri ebentn @4prnneinen rubmen.
--Nae Iuftrase merbsn prompt unp bldg ousgeflbrt
tpx3
Senrp 9prue,
w. Nuftraee %ateeeeben In Slgna uup NsnG's 6dut~
fore, So. 1870, Ste Stra6e, werben prpmpte Beadtune
fnben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-04-13
Da8 meme Beamtenctat.

Sci Der erten @ibung beS neuen @tabtratbS
purben fpl9enbe @tabtbeamten ermablt:
prai lbent be8 StabtratbS-@. 9; Murray.
Gtee prd( tbent-Mb. 0aw1pn,
@tabt Glerf-8. M. Qptt.
@pnptrpller-Spbn &pde.
Wbarfmeifer-Sobn S'Gpnner,
Observation-Disclosures Gibbs.
9olsrte1er-Mida gfalb.
@anttarY Snl pectpr-S. S. Jprb.
@tabt @r3t-Or. Mattpds.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES S9telbS.
Soilpr-Spbn Gdbn1ibt.
8rlden Directpr-Qp. Sig.
Muberpent erltannte Maypr Stis, 5err 6. -.
McSlratb gum pplisei9ef uab Serrn Sacpb
9ed gum pplt5eicapita1.
gzES~ Die fd6bbaren NoiIsfn bee Wdtb. 3d.
ter Vbil. peiiG, @aq. iter feline @si'e mad @ba~
fppes @basta Il. Carer in ndG{ter drummer.
Das 4te II B lebte Cation Concert Der
Muieal @rcre!p ent5udte unS ols tas Befe ter
aan3en @aiipn unb nofur pirb IS DON auen .Dlu-
(ittenuern erfldrt. &err g. 50 nfe erbtelt,
tpas mir ibm in @eife idon tauienbmoI sugepor-
fen, TN idSnes tustesee5. Bruanst> unb 3war
BON f1Sa er 9ant. Dts bette Nnsfenuuna per<
uno ~erbielten bic @dager Der @e5ana@ec<
oes oeutl4en 8eretn5 unO bas Ganae mar
Gin @raneip(e r &rfol9.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-04-13
Rapaun mi $abn+

Us {aet ber CUTE Ma9barSmann:
u@ar jammerli9 frabt @uer 5abm
~Sls batt' eetrieet men Wips bas @ied
"Sb p"ltrm bemptratii&en @ies."
@epublifaner, Mann fir Mann>
9Drt unfere @ntpprt bierauf at,
l1nb.f9auet an bic 8ilber @u&.
@te flnb at @inn unb Dtutuns reid.
Nepublifaner, pel@e 1G
r. r. @ur unlerm Gei1b bemutbisli&
Sis gu Der Grbe bineebeuet
1nb ~sbsr @tuIs NOD mutb ee3eigt
Nepublitoner, tpel@e feta
Den Rcpf sebanst uno @9wtif aualei6<
l1nb, tpsil bet Geinb mar fpl3 unb fred,
@ewprfe lire Glinte mes>
3: - Die, Ell bet 5abn eetrabt breimnl
Sinb bsfertiret BET ter @abL
Mel fe serlaaen Mutb unb @ib
Sb ieller &emp'ren3 Yubelmib>
Das flnb bic 2eut! bic an3ul9au,1
Wie etn besufener &apaun.
@te bic serla6en fets bic Gabn
@inb bar9eitellt bur@ bel felt
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-04-13

6ar11 IN perfanfen!
Der l1nterset&nste, beabfattst. fetne 4 Metlen spn
st. paul belegene Jarnt, BON so Ndern, pelde NIT 5pt5
Mieie nnb WaGer auf's Befe perfebeu if, uxter. iebr
annebmbaren Bebtxe gun gen su Serfeufen:
452 @einrib sleeper.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-04-13

Same6 Murt1pn uno So IN Wftnnea<
bpliS balten III ibrer Mpptbefe cit ppQfanbt9eS Mr=
{enal ppn @9ub= unb Trubpafen> 1rt jeben Tetno,
Der Dem Men19en in g ltalt elmer &ranf6ett raben
fann> aus benz Telbe gu l9la9er1 pber minbe[tens
feline @epalt gu breden. @ebt btn nttb ra1tet eu9,
ben1t
v6eute nod NIT rotben Wan9en,
uDte pie @plb utb 9urpur prarger,
.Mpraen: vNG tpie tpeb 1T mir!W
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-04-13
Or. 1UQ@efe(0,

u1Sdte feline Greunbe III Sectt unb Carver 49,
bitrI1it a6tunsapou in aenntnib. iesen> bab er e.
,1em nr1Gidten Wunbarat unb 9Ir3t en9aairt bat
trel6tr int @el9aftslotal bon 5ow II. 8ro. ant
Gonrabenb in ieber @pGe BON II bis 3 Qbr pa<
tit,ten empfGnet. Or. 5anb it etn er~f abrener
Gbirua unb auf ba6 ppQfpmmenlte befabt9t III 1e>
Dem Sale, BET S%ortpmmett mag allen Setltaro 5u
aepa6ren, ben bic @i0enl9aft benz 3eieenoeu gu
Rirten nerr1oo, 454 3ntt
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-04-13
@m+ 81 antenffei,
8erfertiser spn
Stiefeln, @6uben, WQiterS,

st. Mntbpnp, Wfinn.
Gtrttoe Sttefel, G6uhe, @aiters ,. tefdnbia an 6ant.
BefpRbere Mufmert!u mfeit ptrb teiteqter Mrteit &C.
ptbmet. 453
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-04-13
gle &i91rren< unb Tab1G8>
$anblun8+
BON s. 8rdutt9am,

Sadlpu @trabe sUifden Der 4. unb 5teH
IL fir ben @rpBs unt Rleinb oneel nit etaer' sor~
,ialiden M0orttuasnt ber ausseseidnetiten abef'
loaerten 6 tgarrer, f01te nit Nau@'. Fau"
uxb @1nupftabaden, Yfstfen una enoern NauG"
utenalien auf'e BeHe pe,isbsn uno Serfautt IN
ben moblfeilReu Yrei}en* 1851
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-04-13

Dage9er> tper ais beutlder Mann,
@etreu f4 bielt GUT 6reibeit6fabnt
DR. 9lei&piel mas @ebosfi tbat
@ebpsti> Der ein 81 ptrat
Odd ait bcm Mpttp u@crmarts" bielt
11nb ni@t lietau9elnb BAT 9el9ielt
9inIber gu benz uGpp" @pri9g 9aQ,
limb, pas er mar, blieb-rabitaL
aur& teoer gauge, re9te Marn>
Der tein &apa1tne, ionbern 9abn
Der trabn, pb trib> pb bell Der Sag
SbS @ie9 eiebt pber NieberlaA
Gar tpl5 unb frcb, 9erab pie pir
CT wetb, bas &edt Is fampft NIT mir,
Der frabte u5urrab 11n1'r Gabn"
ltnb ~ irb ftet8 trabn> pie bie@er
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-22
rnoM. ,;McREE I'M EQUITY.
-MilcIaeH Us. Gdraep.

.1HG{CHckt Us. i'tU1eH.E=.5 u
tho old Custom House, in this city on TUESDAY, the
29th DAY of January, 1867, at II o'clock, A. NJ,
nrnnain atrect IN this city, known by tho number 3D.
md measuring in front on said street twenty-five t20
foot and in depth sixty 6O foot more or sss founding
Gust by land of E. Gnrdcn west by Land OF r. T ~
Olncy. -, -, IT,. - -,
nrnyon,ents thereon sualc the north side OF West
Street In this city and measuring in front on West street
thirLy.yo s5 feet md in depth one hundred ard forty
f,40) feet moro less bounding to the north Oh :ht
iW or ln,a Of Richard Holloway; to tho south on West
to thu cast on land late of Mrs. Eaber, anu
TO tic west or land late The property Ut the cs
late OF JOHN Y. Bradley
annual 1nsalnen,s secured by bond Of tho purchaser
md mortgage of tile premises, with interest from day ot
sulc, payab!c Annually. buildings to be insured aila
.' it.' - o JAMES TtIrPEH,
1,n,,rv.Y t1lf NIRst,r in Equity.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-22
UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

"
Will bo sold under tho direction Of tho undersigned nt
the old Custom House, in this city, on TUESDAY, tho
a1th day of january 1867, Mt II O'Clock A. NJ,
All that VALUABLE PLANTATION, with ho improve
monts thereon, known by tho namo of FETEkESsA,
drcws Parish on the east side of Ashley River nnd on
both sides of the Dorchester Road. anl little over
s9h ures moro or less and butts nn bounds to tho north
and east on lands Of John and Patrck ONei sont by
lands of---rouchstone and west by Ashley River,
us per plat Of mado by r. X Payne, Surveyor III
1896.
1Terrns-on fourth cash; balance payable in Ave
eoal successive annual insanCnts secured Dy bona OF
tho purchaser and mortgage Of tile premises, with i'll
tercst from day Of sule payable annually Purchaser 70
pay for papers. JAMES iUfIENn
January II ftH MlBer Ill Ilulty.L+.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-22
For Sale, Oa 7o,on Plantation, in ST.. AMdre,o's
Parish.
By LOUIS ID. DesAUssURE, No. .a3 Broad
At PriYnte Sal.

AT fr1YpL6 Sale-'z =
Ths PLANTATION known as GOLD TOWN." In st.
Andrews Pnrish, belonging to tho estate Of W. NICK
Parker This tract of Land lies on tho ARhley Yer Is
two miles distans from Charleston, and commands 4
beautiful view OF the CITY, contains about l40G acres
1nnd of which 800 moro or less are cleared Sea
Isnnd Cotton and provaion lands about $50 acres In
woods and about SIC acres In marsh ind rush lands
On tho Plantation arc comfortable quarters for one
hundred laborora largo new Gin House. eommodious
stable and she'd Blacksmith and Carpenter's shop Il
Church small dwelling house in far order, &c, &c.
This Plantation is very valuable one, having been
for number of yoars most successfully cultivated in the
finest qualities Of Sen Island Cotton, in corn, and other
provision crops. It's facilities for being fsrlized by
marsh mud and sedgo cannot be exceled, the Ashley
River being boundary the cast and Creek that OF
its west. 5.5s. ., = ..zz-5s5=5ss-
The natural beauties Of "O1d Town. are. unusually
groat tho live oaks tho Plantation growing in great
profusion, and of great and beauty. number OF
fresh water fah ponds. anonly destroyed during the
past two years on tho plnce; can by small e.pendl
turc Of labor aud means, be restored to thofr former
loyelncss Thcchimneys and brick foundations OF tho
toruor dwelling house stilstanding and could pro
bably be used as they now are
co,po of years Of attention and TASTE and modcr-
an Expenditure of means would render this Plantation
ono of tho most attractive homes In tho Southern States
y he fertility of its coil can be we'll nttcsted to.
For particulars, apply as above, at.---. at
I,nuarv III thstuG No. % BROAD STREET.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-22
uNDEn DECREE IN EQUITY.

- Btr1SI I(l2ll3lt2SlTdl0F, Us. C00ylllI et tI9 -
Will be sold under the direction of the nndersiGned at
the old Custom House. in tis city, on TUESDAY, tho
ayth ilny of January 1867, aL II O'Clock A.
~ All that LOT OF LAND with Tho buildings thorcpn,
stratc on, tho east side OF Coming stroo i'll the City OF
Charleston and designated by the numbers l6O nId i62
measuring in front Coming street 4 cct
nl In tlsth from cast to wcEt hundred md iory
liU) fcut bn the Bnlne or ess Bou north on
ands nos or formerly Of Catliainc BGnnet south ~
lls OF Ioh,lJ Lafar; cast by lands OF - anu west
by Coming. street
sye annual nstalnerts secured by bonds OF tho pir
Inv uf aulc ayabe annually tho buildings to DO insured
and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for papcrs
~ JAMES TUPPER,
,.,,,,x,-11 fiji Mnster IN EIllitS
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-22
UsnnE DECREE IS EQU UITY,
fiodsIcn Us. liadale;s.


IN TUESDAY the 5th February next, at II O'Clock A.
Will be sold under the direction Of the Erer, in
= front oi the Old Custom House,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings thereon
uatc or, the north side OF the street. bounding Hap-
stead Public na to The nort measuring III front on the
sireet 100 fcct the the back ie and IN depth
200 feet more or lcss bounding north on land OF Ar.
F,n,an cast on land Of W. S. Ciatsden, and wcet on
lands of Mrs Dottcrcr and Mr.. E!soIl.
Tcrms-Onr-liud cash; balance IN bond with interest
annually ana mortgage OF the property the olihahgs
TO bo insured md the policy assigned to the Master Fur
~ I,oS,r @ tn nav Tor np,lers j. ". GRAY,
January I; TIL trl3 Master IN Equity.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-22
PERUVIAN GUANO,
DIRECT FROM AGENTS, AT MARKET
RSH,ES T. T.

RATES.. - "
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO, S75 CASH; $50 FIRST
November, with interest approved city acceptance
swan Island '4uano $40 cash; sac list November with
inter. st, approved city acceptance
Baugh's Phosphate of Lime, 800 cash; SOS 1st Noyem
ber, with interest approved city acceptance,
Phoenix Guano, s55 cash.
Flower OF Bone, unadultcrated aud uuburnt
Farmers Pluster or Gypsum, warranted pure
T.. Offering the above manlrcs to planters. do 40 with
cvory confidence, not only having testimonials from
puntors who have used thom the pust year, but tho
frthor guarantee that every cargo as it arrives from the
factory is analysed by Prof. Shepard, Of the South
Carolina Medical College, and the high reputation Of
these ,nanurcs fully kept up J. N. ROBSON,
january tlthB3mos No. E2 East Bay.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-22
UNDER DECREE I'm EQUITY.
bethlehem BupttsL Church ei a. Us. John McC

lcTS, Executor
Will be sold, under the direction Of tho undersigned, at
tho old Custom House. in this city, on TUESDAY, tho
o9t,l ilny of january 1867. at II o'clock a. NJ,
All those FOURTEEN LOTS OF LAND known ns tho
VILLAGE Or ISVILLE. situate In Berkeley Dis
tric st. James Goose Creek Parsh Fludds old road
and branch waters OF Cooper River cae Lot containing
from to w acres and having such location, lines and
improvements as aro deneRed on plum sof tho said
Village Inne for tho purpose of this sale, on the I'd OF
November, l8GG by Il. j. Meard, Surveyor and to be
seen aC this ollco. n
Terms-Onctlird cash: balance In ono and two years.
secured by bond and mortgage OF the promises, with
privilege of tho purchaser to y Ill cash. Purchaser
to pay for papers. JAMES TUPPEl.
In: unry ii fiji, Master in Equity.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-22
IIniunNe Plantation near BIutlo,s aud House IN
BuFyoia.
NY JACO3 COEl1SN Il co.

At Private Sac- ac-z., ~. r,.4
tinn. 81 suated on May River four ~ miles from Buon.
contsiuiny thousand Oo acres Of mig h$ Land oog, out
ocres of 1nnrsh Tllis place has been udor cultivation
this year and tho lands are Of ths best quality for Sea
Island cotton and provaisns On the place is barn
rim l,osc and negro houses Also, belonging to tho
above and short distance FROM it. tract OF one hundred
acres of Pine Land.
with the above can be purchased comfortable two
atory Dwelling ard Outbuldngs, on one ~ acre lot in
tie town Of Blu1ton.
- ALSO,
Attract OF LAND within thrco 81 miles of BlufIton,
containing seven hundred and siXytWo and half 762
acres a Of which is heavily wooded with oak Hickors
and Pine; aud being Immediately contiguous to Mn,
These lands when cleared Of the best quality for Sea
Island Cotton. Adjoining. and belonging to this place
is q fifteen l5) acre lot, high bluff, on May River
for settlement and Summer Residence being perfect
" healthy at MI seasons.
Tor terms and further particulars. apply Gs above at
CORNER OF EAST BAY AND D0YCES WHARF,
December II tu Up Stsira.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-22
rrynER DECREE IN EoUITF

Lucas US. I'T10leGW et al.
Will bo sold under tho direction Of tho Undersigned Mt
tho Old Custom House in this city on TUESDAY, Tho
2yth dny Of January. 1867, Mt II o'clock A. NJ,
An that TRACT OF LAND i'll St Thomas Parish,
crkcly District containing 394T acres, the being
composed OF two trncs Of which, containing about
1lOU acres granted to Susan Cumbo in 1885, and the
other containing 2947 65G0 acres, more particularly de-
lincated OH plat OF Northampton, 1nadu by Charles
Purkor Surveyor, on 11th March, 1848
TcrnH-One-t third cash. balance payable In four equal
successive annual tnstamcns. secured by bond n9d
mortepre of the premiBes with interest from ay Of sale
payable annually. Purchaser to pay for papers.
- JAMES TUPPER,
1o,uorr II fiji Mustcr in Equity.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-22
UNDER DECREE. IN Hau1TY,.

Carson Us. Carson.
Will be sold, under tho direction Of the undersigned at
the Old Custom House. in this City, on TUESDAY, the
10th january. ut Il O'Clock. A.. H..
8 ALL THAT LOT OF LAND. with the buildings there
on being the northern tencmont of that three story
brick tenement building situate the east side of East
Bay street. nearly opposite 1inguard Rtroct md known
by tho number l4S-,noasurng i'll front 1ast Bay
street --- fcct, on the back Limo - feet, and in
depth - feet. z..=E.I5.zaszZ
Terms-Onehnlf cash balance in two equal successive
annual irstalncnts, secured by bond Of tho purchaser
and mortgage OF Tic premises, with interest from day OF
salc puyable annually. Tho buildings to be insured and
policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for pnpors
JAMES TUPPER,
January.18 ftll4 Mnster In Equity.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-22
.S0LUBL..EpACIFI FIC.
GUANO.
THE COMPOSITION OF THIS GUANOIs DEN-
TICAL WITH PERUVIAN. IL DIFFERS
ONLY N THE PROP PORTIONS OF THE

WHILE IT CONTAINS LESS AMMONIA, IT HAS
ncarly twice tho quantity Of Phosphate of Lime
1b per cent of which s Immediately soluble It's effects
on Cotton the past have, IN many instances
cced Peruvian Guano 1thns in no caso proved less nc
tive in tho curly growth Of tho crop When drought in
terysnes the crop docs not suffer from s is tho
caso with PernvEan Guano BY reason OF the presence In
it Of so large per cent of Phosphate Of Limo it's use -
proves tho soil to extent that cannot bo realized from
Peruvian Gunno.
EYory cargo this Gunno is subjected to rigid inspcc-
tion analysis, and s sold on basis rf actual value.
The undersigned Agent III prepared TO furnish the tcG
tm0ny of well known South Crollna planters iii oydenoo
of the superior excellence Of this Guano.
]. N. ROBSON, Agent,
i,,.1,..,np,n MO 70 II Y