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RESTAURANTS, &c.
COMMERCIAL HALL.
VETET,LE. RESTAURA-

VETELLE, EESIAUhh
N TEUR, No. 1904 MAIN "a
STREET. has constantly Oh nana
sii . ths TIfXURIES and everything -r@1,
IN season that can be obtained IN ehig iat,tudeGa
served up in the best style at ms Isnies ss OF
mtshed To order for dinners or parties In hls own
nissnou asnone " nv at the residences Of citizens.
The ever-welcome It's % overGns aacians
40 ah r.tars and game from land aud watcr-s
n,n si anh here It is the period of delight for the
and good hH Sag for ass by he
IELnE IELIhStjona = oY this luxurious season. His bar
&c snnnlied with the best LIQUORS and SEAsUN, IA
ABLE Dhii Di ~. Sender SECS
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OMETHING TO BRAG ABOUT
ANOTHER LOT OF JAPANESE TEA.-This
pure uncolored Tea, has ell the fine flavor and
richness OF Green Tea, without It's injurious effects
on the nerves-oes quality, S1eo; second quality,
81 40; very good article at 81. rs per pound: Ny
well known extra fine Gunpowder Tea, y. 25 Fresh
Roasted Cotfees. Honey Soap, cents per cake,
SO cents per dozen at J. II. ANTHOSY'S Jspa-
nese Tea store 72l Main street. six doors above tie
Spotswood Uotel. Sc
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~ GORGE A. AINSLIE, MANU-QsSss,AS
0 FACTURER AND DEALER IN 2ySS[Sx.T
LIGHT FAMILY CARRIAGES, BuGGlEa az a.
WAGONS, desires to call the attentN,h ". "
public to his large stock among wnieh M ,esI,s esu
found some OF the most convenient riding se.nces
now iu use. Se s-@S"NA
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8ittmond 9ispatth,

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIsPATCH,'
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS OF THIS CITY. ..
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Virginia Country. y.-Market dull. there being no
fixed standard Of prices Sales are governed good
deal by the terms, ''cash'' or "On time.n Quo
tations Superfne so. rs to $40; extra, $40. rs
to 81; family. sll.75 to $lo-by the dray-load
OF the extreme prices quoted 1t must he re-
marked, however, that they are asked either ex-
perimentally or for some special reason, such as
an acknowledged good and favorite brand, dJsd are
but in rery fe,o instances realized.
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Corn and Flour Exchange.
RICHMOND. October 3, 1868

OFFERINGS.
Whsat.-White, 900 bushels. Red, l, STA bushels
Corn--Whjte, Hs bushels. Straw-colored, 191
bushels Mixed. 4l0 bushels.
OntS.-9i0 bushels.
Pve.--ls bushels.
Timothy Seed.-4 bushels.
SALES.
Whedt.-White 10 bushels very good at S2.55; !;
900 bushels good at g. so 80 bushels fair 1t S245
30 bushels damp and inferior At 81; So bushels
damp at g. 25 50 bushels tough at g. 3; $50 BUSH
els very inferior, $lso-total, 7ss bushels. Red,
So bushels very good at $2.Ss; 80 bushels good at
80. 80 loo bushels seed on private terms; 100 BUSH
els medium at S2.20; u bushels common at 50. 10 :;
$3.50! 10 bushels inferior at 50; 50 bushels very
foul at Sl.75: so bushels very inferior at Sl.7o-
total, 900 bushels.
Corr,.-Whlte, 1e bushels at sl25 80 bushels on
private terms-total, 148 bushels, Straw-colored,
100 bushels on private terms.
Rue.-f bushels st. sf, -a-
prime at Sl.40-total, Is bushels. --N~-
RE-EyHIBITED.
Whert.-White, 3is bushels. Red, 500 bushels.
Corn White 12s bushels.
OdtS.-lO0 bushels.
OFFERINGS FOR TIE WEEK.
Whedt.-Whlte, s, 100 bushels Red, 9, $50 !bush.
els.
COrn.-3, 712 bushels.
oats s.-10. lO2 bushels.
Rye.--662 bushels.
PRICES OCTOBER 3, 1857.
Wheat.-Whlte, prime, Sc GO; very good, 81
Red. prime. -. 10; very good 50. IS.
Corn.-White, prime, $3.50 Yellow, prime,
$l.3O
OdtS.-Prime, SHE.
Rye.-Prime, $l.35
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LOTS FOR RENT OR LEASE.


TOR RENT OR LEASE, the LOT re-
n Gently occupied by Messrs. Ragland Co, as
a lumbcr-yard on the east side OF Fifteenth be-
tween Cary and Dock Streets POSSESSION given
at once.
The LOT for many years past and at present
occupied by Mr.. James Gum as lumber-yard, at
the corner Of Fifteenth and Cary streets. Posses
sion 1st OF January next.
The LOT at present occupied by .Messrs. Whit
Fifteenth and Dock streets. Possession given lss
of January next. .
These lots win be rented or leased separately or
collectively. AS one lot, many dinerent hnas OF
business might be done on 1t TO great advantage
IL is In the centre Of business, convenient 70 tnc
rhree streets It measures 332 feet on Fifteenth
street 1874 feet on Cary street, and s feet ON Dock
street.
near Shockoe creek Is also for rent or lease. IL
miyhpbe connected, as occasion would require, by
4 movable railroad with vessels In the dock. Ap-
ply TO
Sc l7-lm BACON IAli.
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WIN. IRA SMITH, CLOTHIER,
w 1908 MAIN STREET.
The undersigned statesmen can be found at the
above place, and invite their FRIENDS and
PATRONS to call and patronize us, pledgng our
selves to sell as GOOD GOODS and AS Low as
any similar house in the State.
WILLIAM }. GLENN,
RICHARD A. SAUNDERS
F.. FORREST PECOR.
WILLIAM G. CAREY,
oc2 formerly of Boydton, Va.
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CkRDOZO, AIsOP & FGURQUREAN
are now receiving their
FALL STOCK OF NEW AND DESIRABLE
DRY GOODS
and invite their friends and the public generally 10
call and examine them.
Their goods are BOUGHT ENTIRELY FOR CASH.
and will he sold very cheap.
Their stock win embrace all the newest styles In
DRESS GOODS. together with full line OF STA
PIE and DOMESTIC FABRICS.
:. NJ. PRICE, JOHN =. CIlLhS,
J,CK TEMPT E. THOMAS l.. QUARLEs,
are with them, and will be glad to serve 'helr
friends. ~ -,or,,r,-
l2-3m
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A SPLENDID INVESTMENT
CAN BE MADE IN A
TEN-DOLLAR,
FIFTEEN-DOLLAR,
TWENTY-DOLLAR,
OR TWENTY-FIVE DOLLAR
SUIT OF CLOTHES
BALDWIN'S,
CORNER MAIN AND TENTH STREETS.
oc 3-Sml
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,

MINIATURE ALMANAC, OCTOBER 6, 1858.
Sun rises.,>........,6.1! Moon rises. ...... 8.l7
S',ii sets. .5iJf High tide, a. 81
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EOR SALE OR RENT, that hand Ea
some and dconvcnenty arranged THREE Aka
STORY RESIDENCE Just being completed, OF
artificial granite on Main stg'ct near IhlTtleth,
Libby's Hill, containing nine rooms, with Kitchen,
all necessary closets gas and water and an IRON
verandah In front. -
RICHARDSON Il NEWBERN,
Real Estate gents and Auctoneers
Sc 29-et l1l6 Main street. corner Eleventh.
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DOR RENT, COMFORTABLEm
II DWELLING on Sixth street near Clay .k7M
The house has eight rooms with fre-places, be-
sides passages dressing-rooms, and closets. Also,
Kitchen servants rooms, coal and wood-house,
etc To good tenant the rent VIII be very NODE
rate, and possession given at once.
j. +. KEESEE,
oc l-Iw lila Main street, second floor. .-
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TOR RENT.-The STORE lately N
Z occupied by William \. Bell L Co. will14
ic for rent on the 10th OF October next. IL Is one
OF the best retail dry goods stands In the city.
Also the STORE IN which Mr.. John Harold Is
doing business. on Broad between Ninth and Tenth
streets, will be rented on the ist of october next
MANN s. VALENTINE
so gcodlm 1903 Main street.
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7 OFFER FOR RENT THAT DE-@
4 SIRABLE AND WELL-KN0WNM IN
FAMILY RESIDENCE, so long occupied by the
corner Of Clay and Second Streets containing ten
rooms. large halls, closets, gas, &c, with ONCE
fronting street: stable and carriage house, and
we'll Of excellent water the premises. AlSot
large garden, running back TO an alley. To good
tenant terms reasonable and possession given Inn
nediately. Apply at the house or ut olice OF Nor
folk Line steamers Rockets.
Sc 2p-SL l.. Is. EATUM.
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DESIRABLE FAMILY RESI- O.
"A DENCE cOrLer OF Marshall and hdam. III
= n-,s with ten rooms bathroom kitchen aud
3mple room for servants; smnks-h use, carriage
h use and s'abl=s NC, Is fO- rent and immediate
possa ssion given For terms, &C., applyto
DIR. a. g. "0kTHAh,
corner Of Marshall and second streets.
-apI3t
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IN THE DIsrRICT COURT or

ID y !.
SurTH CAHoLiNA-IN THE MATTER OF G. j. ULMER
BANKRrrT-By WHOM PETITION Fon ApJrpIcA-
TioS or BANKRrrTvY WAS FILED on TUE 18th DAY or
JANrAny, a. D. 1SG8 IN sam CouRT-lN BANK
RCPTCf.-This is to give notice, that on the 18th
day Of fJnnnary, 4. ID. 1868. Warrant in Bankrupt.
cy wns i'isied against tho Estate of q. j. Umer Of
orangehurg. District of Ornngcburg. and State OF
South Carolina. who has been ndiudgcd Bankrupt
OH his own Petition that tho payment of any Debts
and delivery of any Property belonging 10 said
Bankrupt to him or for his use and the transfer of
my Property by him arc forbidden by Inw that a
meeting Of the Creditors of the said Bankrupt to
prove their Debts. and to choose one or more As.
signces of his Estate. will be held Mt n Court
of Bankruptcy I" be holden at No so l,rond Street
Charleston. $. c., before II. Is. CARPENTER, Reg.
lister, on the ih day of February, a. ID. 1868. nj 8
o'clock. =. NJ. j. +. NJ. EPp1NG,
jan 2o-2t L. S. Marshal Messenger.
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. FOR LEASE.

TH'llE FINE ESTATE known ms KElTT PLACE
Il situated III 81. Matthews Parish. The Estate
consists OF three separate Tracts. The Kcnncrly
PLACE hns 400 acres cleared and 200 mnclcnrcd Tho
Darby Place has 500 cleared and 200 unclcnred-nll
fine Cotton l.ans. The Kcitt Place consists of
2iO0 acres, half cleared and in fno state of
Cultivation. The Estate is wntcred by large
Greek which affords good Rangc for Cattle. Soil
Rich Red Clay. The Estate would he Leased all to
one person. or in small Trncts of so or 100 acres
to suit small farmers
Fine Mules sold with the Place on credit
The kcnnerly and Darby Pnccs would DO sold
desired. For Terms apply to
J. !. WOODAKD, st. Matthews Y. o.,
nov 2--tf .Orangeburg District, S. ID.
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Glc:lt
vs..
AIi!hou..

iliy order in lhs, case Will sell for ,cash1at
Ornnsehuse ON thosiirst Monlay III Febrnnry next,
the estate III remainder in the lands which were Of
j. W. Tlal assigned To his widow for doySer sIur-
chaser I" pay Tor conveyance and stamps.
"'s'"'': .ssS5 y 's'S s441kQ4 b899
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Ey an order Of the Court will, o,i no :salcIsS.,c
in February next. sell, inr ,nci viii pny
the expense of 'hc cascthc balance OH crr,lf ofoi
twelve rnonh hs, secured by bond with Itcrcstfruis,s
date payable annually, and mort gage Of the ,premi:
ses in which will be covenant for resale in case of "
the breach of the condition of the bond ul tie renin,
estate which Of George II. Livingston 10 Wit; =,
? l. Ono tract near the waters Glnzicrs Brahch,
waters of North E'lis'o River, lin Orhngentg Disd
'ic', cYntanng LOO more less, bounded bx
The to"l ,c''ling from Jones Bridge 10 Colupbjn
and lands ofiJohn Huffman the eirs of ri: Iisintof
s;on and Sampson King, and by tho road frpns.,;
oianschirg {. II. to E,iSchcd. ai.flsnd hnying
'crn convcyclto e. IT. Livingston by F.gvihgsf6it
9th October 1878. 3,.t.i, o11a ..ic2 NJ lri,f,re1
j Ano'hcr Tract the cast side. Of GLACIERS -
ranc cotn;ng j acres more or less, bo,intcd h 10
lands Of S. Liyngst on Paul Livingston and AugusfzGf
!s Livingston. which land was conveyed by Daniel, II
Livingston to the sainc George II. Lviigston
April. 1858. prjyoI .i,.la oij 10 ,suiv7,asb soa
3. And one other Tract OF 81 the said, a.
Glaciers branch. bounded hy lands of Paul anu -
tustin livingston, tlcsal tract having been allofSds
to intcstac az his share CT the real estate which MAS
Of Frederick Livingston under rroceelngs cpIafsiH
Dccenhcr u, 1861
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Report Of the. Charleston Cotton Mar
- ket for the Week Ending Jan. 30.

Reported for Mc Orungebnrg NoesIyl ,a.
". wALToN SMITH, COTTON, FACTOR. (.
On Friday the 24th inst, our market opened
very active, nnd with light offering stock, prices
improved to the extent of &C.. on quotations of
Inst week. In tho carly part of Saturday the mar
ket was rather quiet, but the demand increased
during the day with q further improvement Of To-
On Monday there was only n moderate demand nj
unchanged prices. The demand OH Tuesday bccnmc
active, buyers operating on rather better terms for
the finer grades, while the low qualities remained
firm and unchanged. The demand continued nc
tive on Wednesday, and all grades were taken at
very full rates. The same activity prevailed on
Thursday, prices hardening to the cxtont of lc
Sales for the week near 5000 bales We quote.
Low Middling. .....:...M..169Al7
yI ilddil Middilng ng.'...."..:......"....
Srict Middling. qfinazs tti
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-02-01
LEGAEl NOTICES.
Commissioners Sales.

onAS1GpESnShl:iH 1pS HIS R2flIssfRsile7r; 2lIs II q ;sula
Andrew E.4habinet, adainistratar.l ,slii o,.s
Mnrccll" Inabinv, md tifi 6tiiyfs: Fl "a foisi' 4
BY order of the Court.st Equity, in tie above
stated will be sold bcfor, lie Court House, in
On Tie III Monday ih fcbrGaarSS' Neat
l. The entire joint title, rights hiNt :ihlercst Of
Levi J.. nnbinct, }. ". Dnntzcr and X. p. Anley,
as copartncrs, in and to the following. G6pnrtne, Shp
property, viz A Steam Saw and Grist AIiJh Steam
Engine and boilers. Mill House, Barn and Stable,
IL Blacksmith Shop. and two small buildings, hi To-
cntcl Oh the Tract Of Inhl near Jatisons fhrn Out
whereof Levi lnab;net died, seiEed-threc"M Miles,
three Timber Carts, Blacksnitl,s Tools. Mill Tools,
and quantity of Sawed Lumber at spd Mill, and
the right under and according TO the terms 81 Ter
tain agreements of the snid C0pnithefs, to cut and
snw all ic Timber growing the Lands of said
levi lnnbnct, sqla,ng ten, ihnes,t or fsnpnbA of
being made profahle to Hlid yCopartnsr
right MS to the Timber on the Lands a.lmeasured.
Lew nabincs willow for her Dover md one tdi-
videl third of Levi lnnbnet's undivided snrc Of tho
Tract on Sa'ers Swamp, to bs subject ti,b Mid
ow life Es.ntc therein t. .y
.. At the time unl place will DC suld pnrsu-
ant to thc same order the while Of the Keni Estate
vi'icd ervst,in tho ,Salller Swamp Tract, subj
jec, his widows life estate i'll :hs Land atmeas-
rc'l her for bower, nil TO bcr right Of Uowerhn
he said .vi j.. lnabincts undivided sI,nrc Of the
Snd'crs Swamp Tract AMI further si,bjccr TO the
rights OF the purchaser or purchasers nfithc Co.
partnership property aforesaid in relation to tho
Timber ON The Lands Of Levi l.. lnobinet.
ierns of Salc--Sn much as will pnythc expeusgs
OF s!c proceedings in the above stated cascfor the
hnlancc n credit Until tho first day of DsGthTbdr7a a
1868, secured by bond OF the purchaser bcatng in,
crost from date. payable Annually, with personal
security and mort gage Of the rropcrtyLfiie ptrIq
chaser nlsoto pny for papers and isthrps. ~,
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ORANGEDURd DISTRICT.
I'm. the District Court.

i In pursuance Of General Orders No. 1G4, from
Headquarters Second Military District the Magis
'rates of the District of Orangebnrg will mako
report OH the 10Th and last days of each month TO
this Court, Of all Commitments made b. them during
the preceding half month, specifying date Of Com
fmitment, names of Prisoners and tho Offences for
which they were committed; said Magist rates shall
also forward to the Clerk of this Court al recogn
sances md other papers. connected with the pro-
cceiings against lie Prisoners aforesaid, which
may be i'll their possession at the dnte of making
tho reports herein ordered 3
by. order Of the Court.
ID, .,s.y aao l,l.sss J. F. ROBINSON,
january 9 1868, n n Clerk District Court.
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GNiI:s,.-I I1AvE NOTIFIED All.

y Il thnt are lhdcbtc t0 me hy Note or AccUnni
through tho OnASGErHnu NEWS and by letter
through the Post Office TO Gull and pay on
their accounts If they could not phy all. Many
have paid no attention 70 either. and feel compelled
/" place all Accounts and Notes in the hands OF an
Attorney that not partly pail satisfactory ar
engagements made by The first of March next, ns
much as am opposed TO put nny one TO cost, bu.
duty to my creditors and my family compels mo to
do 80. so Ai-R5 +. II. ". DRlGGMANN \.
june 1y
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-02-01
STATE OF SOUTU CAROLINA,
Orangeburg District.
BY p. a. McNllC!l.AEL r.e

I'y T. \. McNIVHAEL isi., OgIinNry.
= WHEREAS, Y. yV.3Janisor, Commissioner in.
Equity. hath made suit to me to grant him Letters
Of Administration of tho Estate and effectslof Sam
ucl \. kenncrly. deceased
These arc therefore TO citc and ntmonsh 'all and +
singular the kindred and creditors of the said Sam
ucl ~ kcnnerly deg. that they he and appear before
me- in the Court of Ordinary, to be held Mt Orange
bnrg G. H.. on The Hi, day of Feb. next, affcr
publication hereof, nj II O'Clock in the forenoon to
shew cause il any they have. why the said Alminis-
,tration should not be Ernntcd. i'i9if%'wA'"'
Give under my hand ,his 'hird day of January"
Ammo Domini, 1868 II G@b
PA. McMICHAEI., o. OD.
J"hsslas f5E%9 .tEtsESSR N'VreD 8
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J. Il. Milhousc. Guardian.
Dchora Glover. ct. al.

pchora Glover ct, al. }
Under and by virtue Of dccrctal order made in
the above sta ed case, will he sold the list Mon7
day i'll February. lSGS. tract Of land containing
1886 less, situated tho east side y
Of Willow swamp. and bounded on the north by H.
H. Donnct east by estate lands of Lewis Stevenson,
By hnds ot q. X. Summers and LabanJ. Williamey
south by james Reed anu ives, by j. +. Moss anl q
a. T.. Glovcrs land. - -
Terms Une-lalf cash and the bnlnnce for six.
months, the purchaser giving bond bearing interest v,
from the day Of sale and mortgage of tho proper-s
ty. TO secure tho payment. of the purchase money!
.'' ~ ~! o' l'i.e's anu re'eh"e s'"mPS' ,rri
Commissioners Office ". ID. v. JAM. 5ON.sS- II
Omn2ebnrg c. ii. Commissioner. 81 =
Dcc.2, lSi1. rt ~, 4-0a oI., s.s!sati ,.Io1l
Jan ~ a7y fr atte lu s,t tduI a'i
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LOCAL I1r y ITEMS. 4.
- S-r-LA----..---- Ia i
SATURDAY., MORNING, FEB, /, 1868.
New Advertisements.
..C:O:-~K

!a"'.:.',.'s; i e. 55'p "a. Nil
hous. : 's' ~ =" t'.@ ''f-@-.i
: Administrators Noticc.--Ninry a.. Rush..
Cop,rspcrship Noticc.77DeTrevillo s. Ans
akcf...S 80 e,o,,hss, ~ ,.,v SO q, 9,.r lso ia
MiDinsissys.& prss:alskins. Miss K, Maul,c,.
Tax Nptce.--p. w Fairy. IA
.t'tt@ +, 2 - - iSit4 iiaDi' stGle;.
HtrSTe understand that Dr., y. M,'snplEs
has dust Feccivcd fnc supply OF Drugs anu
AfeaFcA4es> and also a great variety Of tho
Asss heauAs rf s,a king andchoswsiiay Tobacco
W. e,mmc'id : :our. friends tho Doctor 'to tho
patronage of our readers, 7a.a a,.i,rr'. 4 q
St-l5 .sa1', ~
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NOTICE T0 DERTOns.- Oum

NHTIUE 'TO DENNOKE. = OUR
/ Ur"litors require ~ To make tmWetiatc Collcc.
tions. We therefore hcF Nil 'ln.o Indebted to us by
hook nrconn cr note. TO ae,,lc the same by the I'd
day of March next, nr they will find their accounts
III 'hclamls rf nn Attorney for collection. .o
oct iS-rclyi KElrT BROTHERS.
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rLillirs ana Phillips ulm'r. and y.,m.x

T',IG lI3'f,nTsa ,toiie tep.4 u E,4i-, led
i Milncus. .,t,,,.,,, L., ~ "a = s,,r
by order of he Court of Equity i'll this case, r
will sell at the Court House tho Grs Monday in
February next, for half cash tho alance on TO
credit ." ten months, secured by bond with interest
from date and mortgage Of The premises, with n
covcnnn! for resale iii twenty days notice in Of
breach OF The condition Of bond.
y Tract Of 2'rs acres Of Land formerly OF D. ".
Phillips situated on Goo,llanl Swamp this DisE
irct, bounded by lands of estnte of A.: X. Nohlb
y. Tanning. Nut!n Porter, Thos. Doen and, by rheI
north end of The s'smc tract which hns boon eest Off
for widows dover. ac f'- +t' ~ ~ .s71Ei,t
O) 2 ALSO I3L III M
"he lstntein remainder in the said Dover Tfacts
sting Of ono hundred and four and onc-thi rlr
Purchasers to pay forlapcrs1 and stamps.zi sdi
De-. :S, lS6I 2H37XSL r. D.. V. JAMlSON,
Jan 4-td soiasYaIa Commissioner.
.ffli "a ? - z SiinL ei 7YfaE
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-02-01

mil will keep constantly hand BOARDS SCANTLlNG, &t
fill nll Orders with Despatch s&EfA4sg
Ny Cotton Gins and Press in perfect order, and
favor with their Cotton the coming Season.
| am Agent for
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-04

LINZ DowN.-The telegraph line between
here and California is down. We believe the
overland line was in working order yes
tera,y.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-04

6. hIEsELE, formerly of this city. received
a fall in Austin, on the 9th ult., which broke
one OF his ibis and inflicted bruises and
ether painful injuries, while at work in his
brewery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-25
TEEEGRAPH4EC NEWS,
SPECIAL D1sPATCHEsTo EGAZETTE
The indians.

SAN Francisco, July 24.-Tho Official re-
port OF Gen. Crook Of the coun3il held with
the Indians, at Camp Harney, in Oregon, has
been received at Military Headquarters in this
city. The savages appeared satisfied with the
provisions made, and agreed to return to their
hunting grounds on the Ma!ber river and its
tributaries, aud establish their headquarters
near Castle Rock Mountain, where they could
be found when the government desired to COM
municate with them.
They would let none Of their people interfere
with the settlers, miners or travellers.
If they are lnolested by bad men they are to
notify the Military who will furnish them pro-
lection.
The property stolen BY them is to be return
ed.
Gen Crook says that while there isno doubt
that depredations may still be committed by
the rowing bands, some degree of peace may
be expected.
Wechawkie the chief Of the tribe whose in
fuence extends over vast tract Of country has
some of his bands in the rear OF fort Hall,
south Idaho. Others near the northern boun
deries of the territory.
Efforts will be made to get them together.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-25
1HE WEATHER, Notwithstanding the recent
RAINS, continues close and sultry to-day.

:. POLICE REpoRT-MAYoR's OFFICE. vii
nam Wallace, Tor selling liquor without the
proper incense, was fined and discharged.
bartholomew Ahern, for selling liquor With
charged.
Michael Fannno9, for selling liquor without
lowing her son to strike the dauehter Of R.
oecca johnson, also colored, was discharged,
and the costs OF the case assessed against the
complainant.
MAGISTRATES OFFIcE.-The warrant
against Aleck Henry for receiving pronertv
19aeks, } belonging to Timothy O. Connel, was
Withdrawn at the instance of the complainant,
flerre Arnau, for an assault on Mrs. Amy on
ttasuahe, Was held ln the sum of 5000 security
,vr hls future good behavior, but another war
;u aae against the same party was issued charg-
female "s'N 'N'N 0''N-'