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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-21
EDUCATIONAL
PATENT MEDICINES.
MRS. JAcKsoR's
Queen BehS COn2gle1i0n Wash.
VIHE following eefti1osres, selected from hun
1 drsds In the Possession ofSns prOprietrsss,
are con ddenttY suo0itted % the public:
MRS. W OLCOTN'5 OERTIVIGATE

drsds In the Possession ofSns prOprietrsss,
are confidently euo@itted % the public:
ARs. WOLCoTFs OERTIVDATE
QUINCY, IL, Noyen Der ). 1853.
MRS JACKSON, Dear i8fdddDl-b Is with
pleasure that certify to you, that Asein one
OF your circulars, which Contained cestidcaJes
and Endorsements fgOra tho best physlcisns aud
the hignest ,pedtcal authorities OF tue United
States, cert Tying that your OILS for the eam-
plexi0n and teeth were purely the oils, extrRets
and essences OF flowers, and they warraot 10
when used ancordlaR 90 directions 70 cure tLo
worst and mosh difEculE cases of nursing, sore
noah, cauker Of the stomach, bowels and dys
pensia-- Foe scrofulous disorders. when used
both internally and externally .ib has No equal.
Dear Nsdac- seeing this, and my little daug1-
ter aged dfIses7l months, having the whOOp ng
eough for several months, accom- rauied with
what the doctors call white canlcer, her mouth
and throat osiHg terribly liberated, and hay
ing tried ev sryghfng FOR its reiieCI could hear
or all 70 no purpose, I bought one bottle OF
your oil for The complexion, called " Queen
BAss, - went according 10 the directions did not
use quite one bottle. aud am most happy u
state 20 you that IL has cured my chilli she IS
now as well and hearty as svsr she was IN her
life. give you this, my certificate, haping you
will publish IL, that thousands OF Others who
may De afflicted with any OF the above a1ec-
tioTIs may at once get 4 bottle OF your Queen
Ress, (" for T feel sure Trey VIII nId inmediate
relief. Yours respectfully,
Ms. akU. WOLCOTT,
jersey street, bet. Sixth and Seventh
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Jersey street, bet. Sixth and Seventh.
MRS. w8l. R COLLINS CERrFIcATE

MRS. " 81. R COLLINS CEETIFIC-ATE.
.aANEIBA1, No August q, 1853
MRS. JACKSON. Deer MsdGRs-I am most
happy to inform You that after having suffered
more than three years wiki what SOIu6 D. ysi-
clans call nursing sore mOuIh or canker Of the
mouth and throat l tried various remedies
but found nothing to 90 me any good until I
heard OF your oils for the complexion and
teeth called Queen BsRs." I bought one boz
tie weot according TO directions, and am traIy
thankful e. say have ioUpd q perm4nenE cure.
Hoping you VIII publish this, that other poor
sufferers may be benefited BY II, I remain,
Yours respectfully,
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NO. IA JEFFERSON STREET

(vOME listen friends while ten, ny shor, =.
" IN the rear or me 4 L Senis, call around,
little more grape. / am 90 nv own hnor 49,
on my own plan. my friends an say IN, a r---,-
servaIive man. They may cal me- tnst or vri,-.t
they choose, they VIII md trat i am Al ri,-S-
on the goose. I am q Southern man fhoI II -
not white, yet think The south Is riqhs. fl,r--
gave me meat and gave me bread An a-eoi1s,
Tor the south Eih 90 dead. Then. aents. crr,s
around at morn or noon, and get Shaved a.
sham poon0d.
faI2 n WF rsr Moss
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BAYLEss OK BOX sPRISG.

The following proportions OF solid matter are
contained IN 0,0j0 grammes Of thin water
ilS2 Protocarbonate OF Iron,
SO5 Carbonate OF Lime,
"a Carbonataof Ma2pesia,
$50 Chloride of Sodium
SIS Suiphate OF Soda,
)037 Sulphate Magnesia,
81 Selicic Acid,
100 Organic substances
Traces OF Siicate OF Atunnia
2491 free Carbonic a cid, eq divaIeDt 70 l23R.42
Cnple Centimeter, which serve to keep In
solution ne insolGble pIotooarbenates.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-21

These Waters are a specific in the following
diseases: Dyspepsia, ChFonic Diarrhea. Gene.
raj Disability, Rheumatisms Scroiula, Syphilis.
patton, Periodical Headache, LassitTida. eic.
They are powerful St0machic and Tonic,
Thev are exceedingly valuable in All diseases
OF debility or broken down constitutions. pre-
duced by previous sickness or long habiia OF
violation Of the Physiological Laws
The title TO. the property Is apdisputed. and
he who Is SO lucky as to draw either one OF the
premiums, viii have no difficulty on that ac-
count. ANY one who may have doubts BON
the subject can be satisfied by calling at this
Office 2Sc Main street.
Price of Tickets, So.
faho I NJ C,OT ERr a N
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MAGNOLIA sPRIRG.

MAGNOLIA sPRIRG.
6Sl Protocarbonate of Iron,
9j4 Carbonate Uf Magnss.a,
go Carbonsto of Lime
ln2 Chloride OF SukiIun
e9 Sulph3te OF Soda
20 suiphste of Aiagnesia,
292 Selicic acid,
S6 Organic Substances,
Traces OF Sitcate and Phosphate OF Alumnfa,
2Ho7 free Carbon4c Acid, equivalent to l46S cubic
centimeter.
The largest amount Of free Csrbonio Acid IN
Of these Springs, $685.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,

STATE OF TENNESSEE.
C0APfROLLEK's OFFlCE
NAsHvILLE, January p, 1868
l, g. W. Blackburn, Comptroller of tho
Treasury, do hereby certify that the Hartford
Fire Insurs nee Corn pspy, losated at Hartford
IN g state Of Coni ecticut, has produced to
ma satisfactory evidence that said cornparly
has complied with N The requirements Of he
laws OF the State Of Tenne see Imposed or
insurance companies. and further certify that
Henry Litileton, agent OF sStd company
has also complied WI h the requirements of the
laws Of the state, made and provided In such
cases.
WkerefoFe, said HartrIrd Fire Insurance
Company has authority to take rlss and
transact the business of insurance in this St.ste
at Memphis, Tenn. q W. BBAORBt 4RN
IaA d Comptroller OF Tennessee
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-21

MARBLE SPRING.
Specific gravity. 905. Calculation made ON
basis OF 10000 Rrarnnes.
1893 Protoearbonate OF Iron,
l4g Chloride of Sodium,
2ti Su iphate OF Soda,
356 Sulphate OF Potsssa,
s. Sulphate OF AluDlBa,
81 carbonate or Lime,
40 Free Carbonic Acid, which Is equivalent TO
229 cubic cenumeters, and is partly united
with some OF the salts, acting as their i
vent IN the combination.
There is slso traces Of MagneSia in the form
OF a Bicarbonate.
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Wanted to Erchnalne-

w HO wiz exchange Msmphis property for
W RWeu improved place OF 5000 acre. Slg =,
800 acres IN high cultlVafion. in Yallobusb4
county, Mississippi, ~ miles west OF Cod1se-
vile Gin House, Gin and Mil on the place
good and Substantial quartsrs,ss well as sts bies
Stock Hogs and Corn and Fodder % nm re
placs also, Wagons, Farming Tools etc ef~
Hands can be had at lev figures a psrt ~
V hfoh ars now on the place. Might tas nare
in goods. ware and merchandise. Refer -
Pickstt. II Ljal6 lml As Brown
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NEW SASH, DOOR
AND
BLIND STORE

FULL and complete Stock, at prices 10
G. q. WARREN,
FormeEly of.he agm ouaeksnbushA 4 War
nan. la 8an
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STATE OF CoNNEcrIcUT, A.
Hartford county.
January 3, 1853 personslly appeared Cieorze
L. chase, Pre-idsnt, and George N Salt-
secretary OF The Hartford Fire Insurance. Com.
pany, and maze oath tnst the foFeaolnR stste-
ment by them s., b9cTlbed, Is a true, full and
correct statement Of the affairs Of siid Com
pany, ana exlnOi's, so far as can be aseertalned
at this date, is actual condiJinn on the Thirty
fast dayof December, 1857.
Before me, GEO. SUMNER.
Notary Public
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SALT. SALT.

III 000 BARRELS SALT
1U,OOO In store and TO oarrive-sor sale low.
6Ca00kFIEJD 4 HANAUER
No. 30 Front street
ssai IA Agents Mason City sat co,
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C0AL9 COALt COALt
Knoxville, seWanSee ana Alabama COal.

KKTE are prepared to furnish, In any quantity,
w either OF the abovs Coals from the yard
st the Memphis and Charleston Depot, and at
delivered at 81 25 per barrel. The best Coal in
the market, Try it, SeWannee Coal delivered
ASA SHELTON q CO.,
febl4 No. Cooper Block, Monroe street.
MRS. z. WATSON, MONTHLY AND GEN
MI ersl Nurse for the sick, may BE- found al
No. e0s Third street. References Rev. j.. D,
steadman and ], r. Aliau, y, D, iaIs
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Receivers sale.

HAVING been appointed Receiver of -.
II stock Of goods ae Fl seeOnd sfresl. I ~
siating in part OF Blankets. Fian1eis ,.. - z
footA Ps1t and Dress Goocls 4 frl1 49, =.
Knit Goods and large and somplsls 80. -
1oHE MAzTIN, IN, R-,.,-s,
Hsruntla. lamar "a. se17. 81 T.
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w. 8. PICKETT & CO.,
Cotton Factors l. SCOmmlssI0n Merchants,
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA.

WE are now entering upon our twentieth
W year Of bus mess ln Memphis, and the
siztt enth ia New Orleans ard solictt cgnriu-
uHncsr Of patronage from our friends apu the
pubic generally our house in New Orleans
vii, as heretofore, be under the mznag- uIent
OF W II. 3. P1ChBEF, an Old and experience
b. erchaht in the New Orleans eutlGn trade, and
affords % our customers the advantages OF
either miirlSet as their interest or -ncliua ion
NAV tudu them To sbip.
e KEEP always on hand good s1pplv OF
Groceries, BrOvisiOns, Biigzing, Rope, Gum
Beltiug, PlantatiOu aud Family Supplies gem
eraIIY. acHl WDR RMTL.s.T 10Y n -.
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IcEl ICE! ICE!

VEyE would remind dealers in Ice in the rail-
w road And river towns, that the Spring is
the best time TO lay in their stock, While We
are unloading We can. sell IL. by carload or in
large quantftiesc1eaper than sitter it Is put Ia
store, and the Wastage in transit is much less.
Packing orders promptly filleo when money Is
sent with them, or when ordered thrC ugh
city merchant,
BOHEEE, HgSE q CO.,
fallS In No. 218l< Nan street. Nom phlE.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-01

HEATER" The Serious Family" was
ked to a good house considering the
weather. last evening. Mrs. Getzler
kli.tei herself with much credit as Mrs.
hsbie De Lamaiue; and Mr.. Beatty's
etain Murphy Mcguire was excellently
Formed. The singing and dancing in the
Erlude were highly applauded, and the
|rpiece, The Laughing Hyena," sen. the
Hence home in thorough good humor
h themselves and the performance. To-
bit A." The Cor>icsu Brothers" will be per
he'd with Mrs. Getzler and Mr.. Beatty in
principal parts
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-01

NorIcE.-We have the best Warehouse in the
State it being absolutely fire-proof, and are now
prepared to receiyea United amount Of Merchant
ias, Flour or Barley on storage at r.sonabls
rates. All goods delivered in "a go order as
when received. MASON = 0Utf.
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NOTICE.

vINHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING DISPOSED
L Of enc halt his interest in the MAGNOLIA
SALOON hereby otifies his debtors and creditors
tina, he desires to ssttie up his business tn them
to the FOURTH DAY or ely. Tho owing
him are requested to settle at once; and persons
having bills against him will presen, them imms
diately. GEORGE LEWIS,
Magnolia saloon.
Carson City. ~ada. July 6, ls6s.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-01

Ev. Mr.. ALLEN, previously announced
be APPEAL as the gentleman who lately
we'd rom the East to take charge of the
scopal Church in 'his place, is, we are
~ to learn, still de.ained in San Fran
10 BY the serious illness Of his children.
3 sad misfortune will render his arrival
3 in time for service tomorrow an i'm
eibility. We hope to be able to announce
recovery of his children and his arrival
+ next week.
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HE DAILY APPEAL.

THE BAND OF HoPE."-Member Of the
Ter of the Band Of Hope will meet at the
lite House, this afternoon, at O'Clock.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-01

NE PUBLIC SCHooL.-An examination
heir studies of the scholars in attendance
be public school was held yesterday. A
kmunication in relation thereto will APP
in the APPEAL to-rorrow.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-01

are glad to see our young
Ind Doc. Munckton among US once more.
!. doctor looks as if the waters OF the
[ckee and the salubrious waftings from
! the Reno sage brush agreed with him.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-03-28
Lecia,ro by Rev. w" G.. Connor.

During the recent war, III the passage of
Shermau's army the Library of the RovNN
q. Cennorrilsaa consumed by. fire: ami he suf-
fered the loss of many valuable theological
and standard works, which he has been unable
to replace, during the ''llard times of the past
three. years. .'''' 4'e'
Underitliesc circumstances, it has been sug-
gcsc,l 'ly his friends, that IA Popular Lecture
a,pon aniinstructivo subject, would be tho best
means of.cbt'inins the necessary funds for the
purpose Of repairing the mischancc Of war, and
of laying ALs ttyunlation Of another COLLECTION
ofbooks. Acting upon this suggestion, no
has prepared such lecture, choosing as his
theMc cao Of Tho most popular Of tho Poems of
Robert Burns, the Bard Of Scotland. We
spesk advi4cdly, whom We say that the highest
reputation acquired BY Rev, Mr.. connor a. a
diSipc, ,,will- -boofully sustained by him in this
nsF'thesalIa Of QFat0ry, .anlIwe are prepared to
rfSmsiise, 70 IN apprcciatiyc audience; literary
treat of ), high order.
Thelectuuurto' is Is announced fos Monday even
ing 9f Court Week, 1t the Old College Hall
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RaADINa MATTER On EVERY PAGE.
. El;( lC.A ii., Ia!''i,EMS..eL.
Religious Services
In the Bapsiss thdIrAyil 's1So.y Sunday in tho
Morning ati III o;cloek 'ahd iia the Evening at
Ss o'clock. n'3rsest.,i -17lr.
El'Fatnna!

cd: .ssse sshi ~ sEEFsttd1faA i'
-'Ouff Ylllls'lcasea notice an error in the
'arraut tho sestians' in the proposed
Constitution, as appearing on our first page.
Article: I, constituting The Declaration of
lRiyhts, consists sf Sfas55ss sections. Sec
fti"n p oau hq feaAa'i:' WY the, sixth column of
fthe NEw i5ust afeesssecsion H 81 of Article -.
.sThoaoe, down to Ariicle III, in tho same col
'Hps " shssuH se 7resSi as the continuation of
-AtsisaeiI rsfter sstEo!l &C. ''.",'1..
.S9hile, pem' this 'isubjcct, we would COM
ncpd to our "rieaaess the necessity of careful
rcrusal of this instrument, and the prcscrva-
ton of the copies dflshe News containing it.
We will puhfsh the rest Of it next, week
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. Sheriff Sales.

Ry virtue of sundry writs Of Fl. fa to mo directed,
| will sell to tho highest bidder. at Oangcburg
| Court House, OH the first Monday in April
next, for cash the following property viz:
One Tract of Land containing sos acres, more or
less, one Wagon and one Buggy. Also another
Tract of Land containing SO acres, more or less,
two horses and two cows. Levied rs the proper
~ OF Eufus Livingston, ut the suit of Burnabas
Williamson. ~
Another Tract OF Land containing 81 acres more
or less another Tract containing 40, acres more
or less and another 335 acres. more or less Lew
ictl on assthe property Of Henry H. Rnnneit .t tho
suit of Henry Livingston, Admir- Of lIarnct Living
ston.
Another Tract OF land containing 300 acres.
more or less. Levied on as the property Of W. a.
McGrew, at the suit Of August Kohn and l.. C.
Jones.
ASI ALSO OS,.3
Esq, Ordinary, to directed, | will sell ON the
first Monday in April next, the foowiug.propcr-
ty TO wit:
One Tract Of Land --- acres, belonging to the
Estate of }. " Dair, TO be more particularly de-
scribcd the day of sale.
Also two Lots in tho Town Of Bramcirillc bu.
longing to the Estate of L. }. W. Myers
CondtionsEG-Cash cnench 10 pay expenses tho
balance to be secured by bond, security and mort
gage Of The premises Purchasers 10 pay for
stamps and papers, extra ''' ''
ShcrFs Onice, }. w. II. DUKES,
Oraugcburg c. H. So, so. d.
March II, 1868.
mar II h
One tract OF Land containing 100 acres, moro or
lcss. Levied oil as the property of H. j. Sightler,
at tho suit OF Samuel BOARD, Admr.
Another tract Of Land containing 100 acrcs,
more or less Levied on tho property Of D. b.
lookh"rt, at the suit of Samuel Iozard, Admir-.
ALSO t4
Another tract Of Land containing leo acres more
or less. Levied on as the property of A. Eonrk, at
the suit Of Samuel Boznrd, Admir- st,k NJ
Shcritf's Office, J. WIZ DUKES. ~
March ls, loO8. 6 so H.
mar II nl
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yN THE DISTRICT COURT OF

I'm THE DISTRICT COURT OF
a TIE UNITED STATES-Fon THE DISTRICT OF
.SpyT1r CAnoLISNe&INTHs MArrisn oss NtAD1soN- r.
Wax; BAxKhurr--lN BANKnurrcy.--To WHoMfiT
|'MAfeCoacEnN.-Eho,U nderaigncd hereby gives no.
:icc Of his appointment rs Assignee of Madison p
Way, i'll tue District of Ornngcburgs and State of
Sout, Carolina, within said District who has boon
adjudged II bankrupt npon his petition, by the
District Court of said District - Z! ftl
Dated at OrangcburgC. H., the 18th day of Mascl,
AID, 1868. plt
NOR 2l-aE T.. Y. DlBBLE, Assignee.
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m rEHE I,1sTRHCr COURT OF,

TILE UNITED STATES-poR THE DISTRICT or
SouTm CAnollsA--IN THE MATTEnor c. r. TnoMsox
BANKnurr-ix DANKnurTcY.-To WHOM MAY
CvScfnN4The undersigned hereby gives notice of
his appointment ns Assignee OF z. II. Thomson, iu
the District of Orangeburg aid Sta'cro South Caro-
lima, within said District who lins beci udjudgcd
bankrupt upon his own petition, by the District
Court of said District.
Dated Mt Orangeburg G, II, the 18th day Of March
a. u. 1863. RI '# :
mar 21--3t '' 2. v. DIBDLE, Assignee.
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Tin Equity q, Y,
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT. & {
Ex Partc Demscy Gardner.
Ex Partc Dcmsey Gardner,
In. re.

Lost Will of Freeman Hooker.
On hearing the petition in this case, and on mo-
tion of Mr.. W. j. DcTrcyo, Solicitor for petition.
cr. 1t is ordcred, That all persons interested be
sionsrs once at Orangcburg Court House, on Fri
day tic ,wclf day of june 4. ID. 1868; for, the
pnrpo3e of showing cause if any they can why ths
vii! OF freeman Hooker, late Of said District,
should not be rc-establishca and to tlist end pro-
lueo such witnesses as they may desire, and iessss
examine those produced by tho petitioner. ida
IlsaElgshggg IT 9; ,s;.Hl, j., copGmiisspnssf.aad cGi
inar II sA = oam "sS- 8yes
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-03-28

TINAE NOTHCE,---WE REGRET
H., the necessity which forces us 10 put all
Notes and Accounts in the hands of on Attorney
ant Magistrate for collection, and those of .onr
friends @hp desire to save cost can do 80 by calling
on w. J.DcTr6yille. n ClIAS. BULL & co.
sept 2S ~
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fVNi THE EpTsTIsICT COUlsT OFF

I'm THE DISTRICT COUlsT OF
4 foTHE UNITED STA-rES-Fon DisTnlcT
OF SoUTn CAnoLINA-IS TIL: MATTER OF IRWIN a.
TILL, BASKnupT-lN BANKnur1cY.-To WHOM IT
MAY CoScEnS.-The undersigned hereby gives no
tcc Of his appointment Assignee of irwin a.
South Carolina, within said District who has been
adjudged bankrupt upon his petition, by the
District Court of said District.
Dated ut Orangeburg c. H.. the 10th dny ofAlarch
"A. D. 1863 -
mar 21-3t =. V. DIDBLE, Assignee
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IN TEaE DssTEgCr COURT of

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
1 THE UNITED STATES-FoN TIE pIsT.iu1
oY SoUTM CAnoLINA-Iw THE MATTER op DAVID
SrIvESDER, BANKnupr-lS BANKRurTcy-To WHOM
IT MAY CoScEnN-Thc undersigned hereby gives
notice of his appointment Assignee of David
Siycnder in the District of Orangcburg and State
of South Carolina within said District who has
been adjudgcd bankrupt upon his own p;tion by
the District Court Of said District
Dated Mt Or9ngeburgC. H., the 10th day of March,
a. D. 1868 / -t-t3 i
mar 21-3t PV DIBDLE Assignee
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TN THE .DIsTR4CT COURT or

THE UNITED STATES-poR THE DIsrnIcr OF
SoUTu CAROLINA In TIE MATTEL OF ANDREW j.
IIoUsER, DASKnupl-lN BANKRupTcY.--To WHOM
IT MAY CoNoEnE.-Tfe undersigu hereby gives no.
Jtice Of his appointment rs Assignee of Andrew J.
Ilouscr in the District of Orangeburg and State of
South Carolina, within said District, who has been
adjudgcd a bankrupt hisi own petition, by the
District CONT Of said District.
Dated Mt Orangeburg c. H., tho 18th day of March
\. d., 1903 P 'll'1l
Inar 21---1t f4i ,P!V. DlBBLE, Assignee. Z
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Martha VI. Philips, Adm'x |
Jno. G.. kcnncrly.

Will be sold at the Tins AMI place, the real
estate which was of jacob Phillips, deceased viz
.s,One tract containing 1870 acres more or lees,
bounded by lands of Amanda Phillips, Davis Drids,
ncad, lands Of John Brady Elijah Austin and
tract No. ,.
one other tract being the remainder in dover of
Mrs. Martha NJ Phillips, containing Us acrcs.
more or less, bounded hy lands of Joseph Phillips,
Joseph c. Tanning, Jacob Porter and trnc, 10 |.
Conditions-0nct third cash, the lnance on
credit of twelve months, the purchaser giving
hond bearing interest from date payable annually,
and y mortgage to secure lhe purchase. money and
to pay for papers and. revenue stalal%:
Commissioners Office, V. d. V. JAMESON,
Orangeburg T. H., Commissioner.
March 10, 1865.
mar il ia
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Report Of the Charleston Cotton, Mar
kct for the Week Ending March &c.

Reported Jor the O,angcbu,y Ne,cs by
W. WALTON SMITH, COTTON FACTOR
Our,Cotton market during the past,week has bocn
dull, and whilo tloldcrs have been firm and only
offering their stocks at very full prices, buyers gen
orally have been holding off, and unable to operate
ut the prices demanded by holders. The sales for
the week amount to 1900 bales, and the quota
tions nom inally unchanged. {
Low Middling. ....................... 81
Middling.-..-. 25
Strict Middling........ 25l
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-03-28
sTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, r..... go.
,eraugchurg District. h''a"h"'i''
By!P 4. McMICHAEI. Ego. Crdinary. @ff y

Whereas, A. j. nylrck, hath made suit ts
mo to grant him Letters Of Administration, OF the
Estate and effects of Joseph Streblc, deceased.
These are therefore 10 otto and admoHish all'Aka
sipgplor tho kindred and Creditors pf the said,
Joseph Stycble deceased that they be and appeal,
before me in tho Court Of Ordinary, 10 be held az
Orangeburg C. H., on fhe 9th day. OF March
inst, afcr publication hereof, nt II o,elock In the
forenoon to show cause if any they have why tho
Given under my hand this Sl2fh day OF March
Ammo Domini, 1868. j. A. McNilClIAL,i
mar li-2t !. = 20. %. b. =