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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-26

| LARGE SALE OF SECURITIES AND REAL ESTATE
Mr.. e. B. Oakes sold yesterday the assets O.
the Insurance and Trust Company Of Charles
ton as follows:
Two hundred and thnty-fve half shares o
South Carolina Railroad, at 81 and 2ll.
$1,000 six per cent. bonds Of East Tennessee
and Georgia Railroad Company, t6e and 81.
$4,000 seven per cent. bonds City Of Savan-
nah, at ss and s5s.
$1,000 seven per cent. bonds Memphis ant
Charleston Railroad Company, at 87s.
$4,000 seven per cent. bonds of South Caro-
lima Railroad Company, at 81.
$25OO six per cent. bonds Of Greenville and
Columbis Railroad, guaranteed BY the State o.
South Carolina, at 62.
5000 six per can't. bonds City of Memphis,
guaranteed by the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad Company, at 70a.
5000 City OF Charleston stock, at 542 and SIS
$500 bonds Memphis and Ohio Railroad
at 81.
Twenty shares preferred stock OF the North
eastern Railroad, at SSa.
1915 certificate Of indebtedness Of the South
! Carolina Railroad Company, at SO.
$266 certificate of indebtedness of the North
eastern Railroad Company, at 56.
Twenty-Five shares Charleston Bank stock,
at 81 80.
si1ty.three shares Peoples Bank stock, al
$275.
Twenty shares Bank of Georgetown, 81 50
for lot.
Two hundred and seventeen shares State
Bank, $500 for lot.
Three hundred and thirty shares Bank Of
South Carolina, at 8.
Three hundred and fifty-ive shares Farmers
and Exchange Bank, 81 for lot.
500. 900 Confederate States registered bonds
$6 for lot.
$50 $50 Confederate States eight per cent.
bonds. for $1s 50.
$500 Confederate States four per cent. bonds,
for 81 so.
$4,000 interest bearing Confederate treasury
notes, for SO Is for lot.
The two-story granite front building, No.
Broad-street, we'll known as the Office Of the
company, lot twenty by one hund red and
ten feet, for 5000.
The securities we're sold for cash, and the
building one-third cash, balance In two years,
with interest at ten per cent.
MAyos's Cousr, MAY 25.-The following
cases were disposed Of yesterday:
Two inebriates for lying down drunk in the
street werafned IS each.
Jeanette Mitchell, oolored, for stealing
81 50 from Thomas Brown, and refusing tQ
take care Of her child for several days, was sel
up for thirty days.
A sorrel colt, found at large, is at the Guard
house awaiting an owner.
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NOTICE.

TCHS TIE AND TILE ROOFS
J Repaired in the nel,est manner and at sholt
notice. Orders Lett at ADAMS, DAMON & co (,
Broad street. or No. 20 society-street Safe Yard,
at his Residence. No. 81 president-street.
May "a mws3*
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REPORTERS CRUms.-An old colored woman
was found, yesterday, at the corner of Market
and Meeting streets, too sick tc move. She
was taken to the Guardhouse on a cot, and
will be taken care of.
A collection is being taken up to aid in de
fraying the funeral expenses Of the drowned
members Of the Doug ass family.
The case Of ~ .app.g, referred to in THz
NEWS Of yesterday, did not occur at the hard.
ware store corner of King and Market streets,
but at store under tho same name else.
where.
The German Fire Company go ON picnic
to-day, at the Schuetzenplatz. The omnibusea
will leave Line-street at nine a. NJ.
MIR. o. G. Ercknann. Mo. 70 Rroad-street
has sent TIE NEWS neatly printed pamphlet,
containing, in German, the Constitution and
Bylaws Of Loan and Building Association
No. 3.
The Hibernian Society met last night, and
resolved to tender General O'Neil the use oi
their hall and the hospitalities of the society,
ON his arrival.
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MpbaIstsrp, Gtf.
WINDOW SHADES,

1SOO PAIRS OF WINDOW SHADES OF The
lCUU LATE'T PATTERNS. Just received
and for sale at reduced prices.
Mayo ws2 KTNsMAN BROS.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

LaAEest CireuIation.-THED DAILY NEWS
BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE-
CoGNKSKD as HAVING THE LARGEST Or
CU1AT1oN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON.
PUBLISHES TIE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE POSTOFFgCE AT TEE END OF
EACH WEEK, ACCORDING TO TEE RRoVZS-
IONS OF TIE NEW PosFoFE2cE LAW
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PAPER HANGINGS.

Asnn ROLLS OF PAPER HANGINGs. OF
4OUO THE LATEST STYLES, embracing
the newest patterns. of every price and variety,
which we offer very low. KINSMAN BROS.
May &c ws2
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Estate Sale, by Order Executrir-Torre's,
formerly Ca7ev's Steam Saw Hills, south
'0sst corner Washington and Chapel streets.
opposite Northeastern Railroad Company
DEPOT.
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BY ALONZO J. WHIT & son.

TOMORROW. the 9th instant, at II o'clock, at
the Old fostofice, foot Of Broad.sueet, Will be
sold,
That extensive and valuable PROPERTY, situate
at the southwest corcer OF Washington and Chapel
streets. well known as TORRES, and formerly as
Carew's Steam Saw Mills, with Engine Machinery,
&c. Lots measure on Washington-street 24 feet; on
Chapelstree 2l0 feet west line 1872 feet on south
line 200 feet be the said dimensions more or less.
ALSO,
That MUD OR MARSH LOT opposite to Lots above
described. lying on east side Of Washinatons street.
measuring 80 feet loches front on Washington.
street, ana in depth 15l feet inches north line
and 176 feet on south line, aording, by Of
elevated bridge or slip over Wash ngton street. con-
venient access to and from mill property to said mud
OF water lot.
AL OF the above property, particularly delineated
BY description plat, made by Messrs. Hume and
Tenuent, Surveyors, which u LII be sold together, in
Guiding Engine, Machinery, &C.. in said Mill House.
The above property Is admirably adapted for phos-
phate or other manufacturing purposes. Purchasers
are invited to examine property and plat.
Condihons-One.1ft cash; balance payable in
one, two, three and four years, secured by bond
bearing interest at the rate Of per cent payable
semiannually; mortgage of the entire property
sold; buildings to be insured and policy assigned.
Purchaser 10 pay for requisite and sufficient titles,
and requisite stamps on all the papers.
May 20 ths4 tuwth3
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Saddle and Work Horse.
BY J. FRASER MATHEWES,
viii be sold at my Office THIS DAY, at II O'Clock.
Terms cash. May %

Desira6ls Residence in Summeruille.
BY J. FRASER MATHEWES.
Will be sold at the Old Postoface TOMORROW,
9th instant st II o'clock,
A TWO STORY RESIDENCE WITH. four rooms
hthed and plastered; pantry, kitchen, store room,
stable &c, OIL In complete order, on one and half
acre lot under fence, in the Town of Summeryille,
on Mainstreet next TO Town Hall.
Term each. Purchasec to pay ]. T. M. for naners
euu otalnps' Nav 20
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ATTENDED TO.
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CCRITIEs AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
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USINESS NOT1CEs.

To The PLANTERS or SOUTH CARonYNA AND
GEORGIA Believing ''WHANN's' RAW BoNE su.
PE9pHosfHATE OF / IME TO be fully equal to the
best Fertilizers in market and superior to many.
and being desirons OF having 1t thoroughly tested
we baye concluded to offer the following Premiums
ast For the largest yield of Cotton non an acre Of
land, Silver Pitcher worth 500. 3D. For The sec-
ond largest yield Of Cotton from an acre Of land,
Silver Pitcher worth f59 80. For the largest yield
OF Corn from an scre OF land, Silver Goblet worth
S25.4
The above premiums will be awarded where
"WHANNs's'r RAW BONE suPEnpHospHATH aone ID
used on the acre producing che yield
Those applying for the premiums will be required
70 furnish satsfacto esidence OF the amount pro.
dnced ON the acre. and statement OF the manner I'M
which they applied the manure. limited amount
only OF this Phosphate viii DO distributed during the
season Prices, delivered fhe cara at Charleston.
s66 Per ton, cash; or $40 for approved city accept
ances. payable lat MoveMt sr .
@ CLAGHoRM, HRRRaWG CO..
Accommodation Wharf, Charleston g. g..
ro,,.,s,., snd ss No. wsrren nloch. Augusta. do.
reDfusV 40 limo
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A CATHOLIC CHURCH WANTED AT ANDERSON
C6oRTHousE. Captain Magrath and Mr., Kennedy
are duly authorized by Rev. Father McMahon, Of
Greenville. and Rev. Lr. Birmingham, Vicar Gene
raj of this diocese to collect funds to aid in building
Catholic Church at Anderson Courthouse. There
has never yet been Catholic Church at Anderson.
and one is much needed by tho Cath % of that sec
ttion. The mission Of Captain sagrath and"M
Kennedy is therefore, commended to the kind and
favorable consideration of the generous Catholics OF
Charleston. efae
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AUCTION SALES THIS DA

WILLIAM MCKAY will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
salesroon, Meeting street furniture. crockery. &C
JEFFoRDs Co. will sell at IL O'Clock, at the
northwest corner Of Laurens and Wharf streets
tents of q grocery store.
G. MoBRIDE SMITH will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his
salesroom, kroad.street. carriage, horses, 60.
MILES DRAKE will sell ut 10 O'Clock, in his store
corner King aud Libelty streets dry goods clothing
and hats.
N. HUNT & Son will cell at 10 o'clock, at their
salesroom Getting. street. boots shoes brogaps, sc.
II. M. MARSHALL & BROTHER will sell ut half-past
&c o'clock in front OF their Office, Broad street,
horses, mules, sc.
HOLMES MACBETH will sell at II o'clock. in
front of their cfice, Broad-sreet, two fine horses
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Agrifnlturdl

aJ-WE ARE CONSTANTLY RECEIvINa
from the Moyune Districts Of China thegch oicest
chops ofGREEN AND BLACK TEAS of new seasons.
which are unrvalled for their strength and delicacy
flavor. We warrant our TEAS to bepure and un-
ad Grated and to a SO goneral satisfaction. AS we
are constantly il receipt of large cargoes Of Teas we
are enabled to offer TO the public the finest chops at
price that many dealers offer inferior Tea at. "a
trial and comparison will ut once prove ths asser-
tion. ana II only reains for the public to Judge OF
themselves. WAr. e. coRWIN CO.,
.e mo- 275 King-s.reet
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THE PRoPRIEToRs OF tWhann's Raw Bone
Supclphosphate OF Lime cordially invite farmers,
dealers and ohcrs interested in procuring frst-
class manure, to call and examine their works, see
process Of manufacture. and insp ct the materials
used. They have no secrets, give full value. and
guarantee theit Phosphate to come up to the .tan
dard analysis. Clashorn, Herring s. Co. ere the
agents for the sale of 1t in Auausia and Charleston
February % limo
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Guneral Motifes.

aS-The Relatives and Friends of MIR.
and Mrs. JOHN MAHoNY. Jr, respectfully invited
to attend the Funeral Of Mr.. JOHN MAHONY, Jr,
at the st. Johns Lutheran Church. THIS AFTER
NOON, at balflast Three O'Clock.
The Masonic fraternity respectfully invited to
attend " March 10
Mar BibernAnn soetety.--The Members
of the Hibernian society respectfully invited to
attend the Fun raj of their late Brother Member,
Mr. JOHN MABONY. JR, from his late residence,
No. "a Tradd street. TRIs AFTERNOON March 10, at
Three O'Clock. w. AIKEN KELLY,
March 10 Secretary.
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LADIES MUTUAL AID AssoCIATIoN.-The
monthly report Of the receipts and expenditures Of
this Association tor February, 1869, is follows: To
balance from January s97 81; to saesroom account
$3.50 25; to sub ,criptons s1s rs; to donation $50
total. s2o8 e2 BY cash paid, s2o5; balance on hand
February 2Sth, s91 92;-to.al, s29s %. Amount of
ordered work during the month, $50 rs.
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The STATE CoURT-HoN. r. B. CARPENTER
PREsIDINa.-TuEsDAY. MARCH 9-IN TH GENERAL
SE s1oSs.-The Grand Jury found a true bill again It
W. H. Mishaw for abuse of power and making ille-
gal arrests, aud then discharged from further
attendance upon the court.
In the CJxsnaon PIeas-1he court was occupied up
to the hour of adjournment in hearing the case Of
L. f. Rooster rs. the Phoenix Insurance Company
and others. Mes:rs. simons and siegling for the
Plaintiffs; Messrs. Simonton & Barker and Mem.
mnger for the defendants.
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OUR New YonK STEAMERs.-T steam ves-
sells now l!iog from this port to New York all
frstclass Oh ps. we'll commanded, and make
their trips with great regularity. The steamship
Champion, Captain X. W. Lockwood, reached here
yesterday fore having left th city Saturday
NJ. She brings valuable freight and good passenger
list. We are under obligations to purser j. P. Gar
ness for New York papers OF satur lay forenoon,
W ich. in consequence of ths failur. of the mail
were quite convenience The Champion leaves tor
New York again on Saturday.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, MARCH 9.-CAtrlestora Ho-
tel-S Davis al d wife, Georgia; George Jackson
and two sons, Augusta; John Barris, Georgia; NJ
O'Brien. Augusta; b Mott, Columbia; A J Long
shore, SOU Carolina; . NJ Poe, Washington. u c;
Love- T James, wife and son, New York; /;
Joseph Fradley, Broo oklyn; jenkins and wife, J
Atwater and wife, Spencer, Brice, Whit
ney an VIE, John Tomkina, Lynch and son,
John Barnes, Bentley Mrs Be tly, Mrs S D
HARRISON, New York; H vass. Montreal;
Smith, Philade phia; M Decker, Winchester,
New York; Mrs F Blanchard, Mrs Wristey, w B
Blan chaId, Washington, Q; Rowe, D w
Bowen, A Whitmarth, Mrs Bingham. Back
ing,on, ev MIR Thurston. r Burket New York
J oseph Tiff, II Tiff, Montreal; j Manning, B D
Hasell, Charles lrson, New York; Bowler.
Maine; J M Merrill, California; Mudon, Ala
bama; M Howell, Alphare tia John Hagaly, Geor-
tia;J Courtney South Carolina; Brantley,
Georgia; Brickwaller, F Owen, FOUL, Penn
sylvana; A Frederick, ] Broderick W B reeter,
South Carolina. u
Pavilion HoteL-C Way. Blackv'lle; j T Pendarvs,
Summervle; G Altman, Franklin, N @; W II
Elmore, Whitmire; A Garrett, spartanburg; Henry
Helms. Fairfelc A Horger NJ Waltz. A Smoke,
Orangeb urg; j Scott, Williamsburg; j Keith and
wife. 1immonsvile; w G Utsey, Georges; Geo E
Pengrie, Darlington; Geo Griffin, New York; W r
smith, Lelnnd, New Orleans; Joe March, Gaylord'e
Troupe
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THANKs.-Wo have received from General
Superintendent Raworth, by the courtesy Of General
Superintendent Peake of the South Caroira Rail-
road. o complimentary pass over the vicksburg and
Meridian Railroad.
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MEETINGS THIS DAP.

MEETINGS THIS DAP.
Home Loan and Building Association, at
p. M.
Fellowship Society, at IAN.
+. South Carolina Lodge, at 7P. M.
Franklin Lodge. at P M.
German Fire Company, at z p NJ.
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The HANLoNs. was good house last
evening to witness the performance of this excel
lent troupe. Although the bill of The previous
ing was ,epcoduced almost in toto, 1t did not fail to
Interest the audience, who frequently applauded.
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MoRTALdTy REPoRT.-The report OF the City
Registrar for the week ending til" 9th inst, shows
total Of nineteen deaths. OF which Blk are white and
thirteen colored. as many seven were under one
year of age. and four more between one year and
Ave years Of age. No white man died in this city
last week. and only one white woman.
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MQrrie0.

sCHIP PMAN--wEBB.-- On thursday morning.
February IL. 1869, by the Rev. j. r. WIaHTMAN
HERMAN SCHIPMAN, of ST. Stephens. to ALYDA
e. w., youngest daughter Of VIM. r.. WEBD. OF
Charleston. :. 4. y
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MULE BooTs.-The attention of Planters il
called to tn advertisement Of F. f. chapeau, Meet
ing.street, next to Mills House. which states tina
mule boots, neces. .ary in plougbing rice fields ar,
manufactured by him.
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FASHIONABLE ETArLoRINa.-Attention is called
to the advertisement of Mr.. John Rdgheimer, who
has just returned from the North and opened new
stock of fas hionabe goods at his establish men Nc
lA1 Kipgstreet Where he is prepared to cut ct and
styles
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FREEDMEN's SAVINGS BANK.-Special atten.
ton is called the notice of the Cashier of the No
tional Frcedmtn's Savings and Trust Company
which appears IN another column.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

fO1s ALL IHE PUREOSES OF A FAMILY
PHYSIC, 1T
A. Are so compos,d that disease within the range Of
their action can rarely with stand or evade them
Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse
and ir7igorate every. portion of the human organ.
s, correcting its diseased action, and restoring its
healthy yita!lties: As consequ. nee of these pro-
physical debility astonished to find his health or
energy restored by remedy at once so simple and
tnvidng.
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints
OF everybody, but also many formidable and danger
Gus diseases. he agent below named is pleased to
furnishsYratis my Amer can Almanac, Containing
certificates OF thor cures and directions fol Their
nse M 10 the folowirg complaints Costvehess,
Heartburn. Headache arising from disorder OF
stomach, Nausea. Indigestion. Pain in and Morbid
lnactlan Of the Bowels. Flatulency, Loss Of Appe.
hte, Jaundtce, and other kindred complaints aris-
iing from e. low state Of tho body or obs rucon Of
the renovation of the blood aud the restoration ot
tone and strength 10 the system debitated by dis.
ease. ,4 ~ 4lt ,i7 ,.p ,-An
Is i;assoset F = PREPARED DIX ttt
sas<es6s@lsts DIR. ". q. AVER 81 CO..as
tst.4 Lowell, Macs.
charleston 8. G.. and by Retail Druggists every.
W0ere. fng3mos D&u, Dere,r ber as
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a8- LARGEST OiRCULATION.-THE DAILY
aEws rEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR.
CULAIlON IN THE CITY OF CHARLEsy ON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN.
IEa IN THE PosToFFICE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PRovIs.
IONS OF THE NEW PosToFFIcE LAW.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.--The following sales OF
real estate were effected yesterday. The market is
still somewhat iuactive:
BY A. @. MoGlivray, under decree in equity for
Sheriff Mackey-Lot No. ITO King-st rect, 70 by 99
feet $500; third cash, balance in one, two and
three years.
BY Leitch & Dinns-Lot 40 by 150 feet. with
private re'idence thereon, corner OF Iradd and
Orange streets, $500; quarter cash. balance In
one two and three years. Also, lot 40 by lao feet
with two and a half wood. building thereon, south
side Reid-s S1150; one-hird cash, balance in
one year.
BY r. NJ. Mar>hall Il Bro.--A tract of land in sum-
merville ou,h Carolina, between Saw Mill Branch
and Manstreet containing ten acres, $50 cash. also,
lot 1873 by 200 feet northeast of Ashley and
Dought y.streets, with buildings thereon $4,000;
one third cash, balance in one and two ycars
REPORTERS CRUMBs.-Mr. w. j. England,
popular ex-empltyee Of the South Carolina Railroad,
has been reappointe TO bis old position of general
travelling agent OF the road and OF the Atlantic
board steamships
st. Marks Church has of late been robbed severa
times of cushions. n"
Quickslvering over keys rings ard pencil.cases is
oil the rage here 1t is claimed to be dis
covery, but is as old as Methuse'a ah.
9he wild rumor afoat laet evening that the Pills
buryites meditated an attack on the City Hall was
unfounded.
The B1oad-strect and East Fay merchante were
disapp cnted yesterday by not seeing the velodrede
in that vicinity.
To day the Acting Board of Aldermen will MAKE q
return to the dem and made them yesterday for q
surrender Of Office
The resolution unanimously adopted in Council
last night, loo okng to an election to All vacancies in
tho Board Of Aldermen does not look like 'caving
in"
1t is stated. ON good authority. that the High
School will be self-sustainlng this year,
On sunday morning laaAshe car fhed Of the South
Carolina Railroad Company at Augusta took fire
| from spark from passing locomotive. but the
flames were exinguished by Mr.. j. w. Meredith
and negro before much damage was DONE
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HE UNITED STATES CoURr, MARCH o.
Hon. GEORGE S. BRYAN. PRss1DINa The report
OF Registrar Cawson in the matter Of Jas. d. Kirby
TO sustain assignment OF property to bankrupt. Us
excepted from the operation of the bankrupt law
was confirmed. and property set off cordingly
The report OF the same Registrar the petition of
JAS B. Jeter and others, to est1bst lien, was con-
hrmed. It was further ordered that the assignees
sell the real ans personal property Of the said bank
rupt, Bentley. to sufficient amount to pay the
costs. &c. and after Satisfying all prior iens pay to
James B. Jeser s221s 81, provided hlt the general
costs do notnserfere with the right Of any Ien and
to Thos B. Jeter S179 70. to James 7. Douglass and
wife, s23l2 %, with interest on all the above sums
from August 2O 1858. 1he assigness shall also pay
$lO52 90 costs Of prosecution. and Registrar Claw
son shall advertise for claims and call IN liens within
three weeks.
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THE STATE nF SOUTH CAkOLINA-
GREENVlLLE COUN1Y.-lN CHANCERY.
Wyman, Byrd s. Co., us. crazy j. Huwlhorn.
Blu TO Forec!ose Mortgage, &c.
BY virtue of the decretal order OF his Eonor Judge
James L. orr, made in the above case, I will sell
to the highest bidder at Greenvle Courthouse, on
MONDAY, the 5th of April next,
The PREMISES described in the pleadings viz:
All that PIECE, PARCEL AND TRACT OF LAND,
situated In the County of Greenvi le seven miles
from the Courthouse and six from the Greenvle
Railroad Depot lying both sides of Reedy River,
containing four hundred and nineiy-nine acres.
more or less in high state of cultivation Upon
the place is located the we'll known Cotton and Wo oil
Factory Of the deenda- -ts The Cotton Factory s in
full operation, with some nine hundred and fifty
spindles and twent, -four looms; the Wool Factory
with one hundred and twenty mule spindles is also
IN good order and successful ope' a6on On the
premises are good FIGURING, Grist and Saw Mills.
with blackeElith ehop-two com ortable dwelling
houses and several small framed houses for the
operatives, with nice brick church The water
power at all seasons Is sufficient to drive three times
the amount Of machinery now in operation The
country is remarkably healthy, with climate un-
surpassed in the United States, with sober, indus
trious and energetic population. Wooded lands ad-
jacent. well hmbered, can be purchased at reasona
BILE prices This ia the best opportunity for in
vestment to capitalists that has been offered in the
up-country since the
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps. W. A. MCDANIEL, G. C. @.
Clerks Office, February Cd, 1869.
March 6 sw8