The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-13
ALL ABOUT TIE STATE.
sALEs. DAY 1N NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nY .

COMMISSIONER L.sLIE
Mr.. G. p. Lcs.,o, saul Go Il LII ssioner, pur.
chased on 81 es-1ay. III Blackwell. Two valua-
hlatracts ot laIl at about fom dollars per
acre. rhero was some sp ri,cd bidding against
tho Commissioner, as thcso placss we learn,
aro capital cnt'on lands. Mr. Loaie Will not,
no savH purchase any properly whrn the homo
port OF the les IN d,taii: O. q. Hoffman's
land. 434 lcrrs. sod for sS50-bought by 81.
Hartaog. Is. NJ. Sanders land, 875 acres, sold
for $S52j bousht by 5. n. Hoover. NJ. 81.
Second tract, SSs ssrosMsoia "a for afafSSn. s1fSSn
purchased by the aame. Third tract, $50
acres, acres, sold for $1,000 -p1rch.sSd by came.
chased by same. In the Court Of fPfobate-D.
9. Bradley ys. Bowers and Wifo. 101 acres OF
land. sold by tho sheriE for SO, y4ri. purchased
and Wits sac Of land @ wss ia S taf = ;is1 in
and purchased " ". e,yheslie. Tue foirowtns-
tracts we're sold BY the clsfk: Threo hundred
and twelve acres OF land, at the suit Of James
": Daughn, was purchase for the sum OF
$4,000. One acre In the Town Of Bamberg, at
the suit OF the came vs. A. e. Simmons, was
sold for $500. Ninety-seven acres Of land. at
800. -- W
sAIEa-DAY IN onANaRBURa.
The OranReburg News says: "Quito a largo
concourse OF farmers we're in towd on Monday
last, sales.day. aud business briskened it's pace
the following % saes Of reaI estae hsn5s %ifs oi
w. Dash, loo acres, for $16S5; the first and
second tracts were purchased BY j. W. Hy-
drick. the third tract by Joshua Ulmer. Lands
pdfchssed by N. E. W. s;strunk. Lands Of
j. Houck. 683 acres, for 1915; purchased by j.
Dibble, Esq. Lands OF E. W. Andrews. 663
ceres. for $3.50; purchased by q. II. Cornelson.
Lands OF Mrs. Glaze, 1873 acres. for t175; pur-
II Rnr Il fakn afU IN
Inablnet. 240 acres. for $85; purchased by ). d.
Stroman. On Tuesday after sales-dIy> the
sheriff sold personal property TO the amount Of
5000. The personal property OF Mr. Avant vas
sold for 1878. Two tine E1ilch cows we're sold
for $S7 aud $43."
sALEs-pAY ooss Up IN ANpgRsoN.
The IntelliRencer says: "The property sales
in front Of the courthouse were largely at
tended. and & the bidding ii in several instances
Judge Of Probate. sold several tracts Of land
as follows: 285 acres, $1985; 99t acres, 1926;
40 acres, $3.50; Ia acres in the village OF Bel
ton, $3.50; / acre 10. in Pendleton. $500. Sheriff
acres, at $485. These prices Indicate an in
creased value OF land, Notwithstanding tho
prospect OF taxation. We talked with good
many farmers concerniug their oropa, and IRON
saon is fha not thsn she
crop Of corn and cotton will be made in Ander-
son County. The cold weather carly In August,
attended by partial rains, was succeeded by
dnsSsy dloassy nag F done sna % S oa y and ssn The I It.
predecessor. Altogether, the sgns indicate
scarcity OF breadstuffs and money!
ACCIDENT ON THE BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD.
As the passenger train on the Blue Ridge
RAILROAD was approaching the depot grounds
on Tuesday morning. two fat cars laden with
lumber and one box car we're thrown from tho
track by coming In contact with q cow. The
TWO fats we're demolished and one OF them pre-
cipitated down the embankment. The dam
age will amount to one Thousand dollars. It
is said. The president OF the company has
ordered o rigid investigation OF the facts a.
tending the occurrence.
SCALING OLD DEBTS.
The Walhalla Courier having stated that the
Anderson. under the auspices Of General Her.
rison, the Anderson Intelligencer remarks
'In this our contemporary Is mistaken. II was
first applied on this circuit In the manner
stated, but the scheme originated IN Rdgeaeld
at twenty five to thirty cents 90 the dollar.
Governor Plokens was the first public man, so
far as our knowledge extends, who advocated
this course In reference TO ante-war ob!iga-
tions.''
ANOTHER sLANDER RRYurKp,
The Abbeyille Press contradiots the Radical
falsehood which has been published that the
Rev. Naming Brown, OF that place. had declined
mains Of q. W. Allen, q de,oaaed member OF
the oonstsbulary. Tho Press says "Mr.
Brown authorizes us to deny the statement as
false in every particular. He Was not at home
at the time OF the application. and knew moth
Ing Of II until his return. Had he beon ar
piled 70. common humanity would have pre-
cluded his REFUSAL"
sALEs-DAY IN LANoAsTHR, 8. @.
The Ledger reports the sale Of the following
tracts at what were considered fair prices 2i8
acres, ban krupt estAte, for t100l, ". @. Patter.
con purchaser; 1900 kcres, more or less, lands
ohaser. Estate Of M. p, Crawford, deoeas6d--
1900 acres OF WaxhaH land f,r &9050, purchased
BY Hssselttne q ChAtee; reversionsry interest
10 225 acres, $500. ]. D. Wyhe purchaser; re-
yeraionary interest in house and lot 10 the vii
lsRe. 4l101, J. d. Wyhe purchaser; reversioD-
ary interest Ia three acre town lot, $40, vii.
liam Stevens purchaser. ~ & -3Hs
!. THE COTTON CROP N LANCASTER COUNTY.
The Ledger sAys: "The cotton crop has ar.
rived st that sta9e that We may calculate With
some certainty ss to its yield. 1t 10 our pur-