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government from the hands of pure and ca
pablo men; they made us subject TO knavcs
and tricksters; they dishonorcd all that was
honorable, made cheap all that was dear;
they put our slaves on tho Judgment seat,
and set them up in authority over educated
white men and refined white women. They
tolcd and strovc day and night and month
after month, to set tho heel of the negro on
the neck OF tho white man; and now IIor-
acc Greeley claims credit for his crew be-
cause our leaders were not sent to the ral
lows
Mr Greeley admits that the ignominious
death of the Confederate leaders "would
'have rankled more and longer than hun
"dred thousand sucriiiced in fair, manly col
'lision on the field of battles" and he SAYS
besides:
"In short, If there DO one lesson written all
over the face of history, It seems to me that
pride gocth before destruction'-tlat the
conqueror In civil feud who has glutted his
vengeance stands often very near his final
downfall
The wrongs we have borne arc greater
than the wrongs of hemp and iron, and they
ranklc more. The conquoror has indulged
his vengeance and indulgcs it still. We ex-
pect nothing less. But we can give back
scorn for scorn with interest. This Union
may hold the South while girt about with
iron; but Union Of hearts and Ucion OF
''hands" there never will be, except against
that very Radical revolutionary party of
which Mr. Greeley desires to be the per-
manent head and front
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poured volIey into the room where his wife and
family were sleeping. The Gazette, OF wcdnes.
day. says: Last Friday night the revenue officers
OF this county seized still OF James CantrcI nv-
Ing within two miles OF Turner. On Sunday night
last second party OF armed men, disguised, Wis.
lied the premises OF Mr.. Turner, and, after firing
about ninety shots into the house where his wife
and family were sleeping. set nro TO his smoke
house, fodder crib aud other outbuIldlngs, and
threw into the danes his currlagc, wag.
on nnd buggy. They then burst open the
door OF his dwelling house, destroyed O
portion OF his furniture, and threatened
to shoot his wife who was lying In bed sick, and
sought for Mr.. Turner who, fortunately, was
spending the night In town. After this hazard.
ous assault upon defcnccless woman and six
children the valiant party retired. There were
eight In the party which entered the housc-thcir
faces blaeked. Mr. Turner's son recognized two
OF them, and on Monday took out warrants for
the arrest OF James Cantwell and Mathew Burke
The sheriff Immediately started out and arrested
James oantwel, who is now lying In jail. Mathew
Burke could not be found. This outrage Is q mt.
ter which appeals to every good citizen In Spar.
tanburg County.
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Ube Gbarle@toa, Aemg.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER "a, 1869.
TIE CONTENTS OF OUR CHRISTINA S
NUMBER.

The Christmas number of THE CHARLESTON
NEWS will contain:
1. Mary Greslcy. An Editors Tale. BY Antho-
ny Trollope. The latest work OF the popular Eng
.'lish novelist, has never before been published In
this country.
II. The Scene Painters Wife. by Miss NJ E.
Braddon, the author OF The Lady's Mile, Lady
Audlcy's Secret, The Captain OF the vulture &c.
A weird and romantic tale, which Will be read
with avIdlty and long remembered.
III. The Caunlbals Chant. a quaint and Gu.
= rlous poem, original in manner and subject
~. A Narrow Escape. A lively and thrilling
recital OF an exciting adventure in the gay capital
OF France.
V. A Christmas Carol Poem.
VI Family Government. Jesse q. Grants part
in the AdministratIon-an over true tale OF the
times
VII. The Modern Knight. a Poem.
viii. Elected by Ghost. A startling and awe
inspiring story to read ON Christmas night.
TX. All about Alaska and its Inhabitants. A
tale Of Nine Millions.
X. Sea Island Cotton Planting valuable
: article upon an important subject by the Hon.
Jno. W. r. Pope.
XII. Fuit NomInls Umbra. The identity OF
Junps settled atlast.
Miscellaneous: Under London Bridge The
Roman AmphItheatrc. The Philosophy OF Dreams.
The Life OF Female Singer. Housekeeping In
Rome. The Dakotah Wild Man, aud variety of
,otler occasiona! articles and poems.
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THs State Senate on wednesday adopted
resolution, introduced by Corbin, instruct
ing the Judiciary Committee to investigate
and report upon the operations OF the
courts in the second and seventh circuits,
presided over respectively by Judges Platt
and Vernon. What's in the windY
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A Qucer Preceding.

The more we hear Of the handsome Christ
mas gift which our immaculate legislators
have voted themselves, in the shape of their
per diem for the holidays-in aduance-thc
more modest and consistent appears their
action. 1t seems that tho concurrent rcsolu
tion for the advance payment originated in the
House, and provided for an allowance of the
per diem up to January l. This was sent to
the Senate, and so shocked tho virtuous i'm
pulses OF that august body that the resolu-
ton was Instantly amended 30 rs to allow
the drawing Of pay only up to December 23 {;
and in this form the measure was sent back
to the House. A committee OF conference
was asked, and the House speedily succeeded
In convincing the Senate that it didn't know
its own mind. So, instead of compromise
between December % and January l, the
committee reported back the resolution
amended so as TO give the pay, up to January
4-the form in which it was finally passed.
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10 Rent.

ITO RENT, AND POSSESSION GIVEN
4 on tho 1rst OF January next a FARM on
Meetlng street road. joining tho city boundary,
containing sixteen acrcs. Apply TO C. WHITE
AORk No. Q Radcliffe street. novl2 ftu
HNO RENT, A LARGE AND WELL
L hnshekStorc, four az rooms attached at
the corner OF Coming and Radcliffe streets. Ap
ply to jOllN II. DEvEREUX, Architect, corner
Broad ana Church streets. deco
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WE PRINT this morning long and strong
speech in defence of the ''Bone Bill" deliy-
cred by Mr.. Corbin in the Senate on We'd
nesday. What wo aim at in opposing the
monopoly IL not to allow any men OF any
class to continue to take the nodules without
payment, but to give oil hands fair chance
OF carrying on the work when and where
they please, provided they pay fair rent or
royalty to tho State.
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EaMo for 5aIe.

VALUABLE TIMBER LANDS AND
STEAM SAW MILLS FOR shLE.-I viii sell
10000 acres OF LAND nnd FOUR STEAM SAW
MILLS situated In Coilcton County, s.. O., on the
E,listo River. - Wv
These Lands have I'm unlimited supply OF the
very finest pine timber, and also 1ne facilities for
running machinery with water power All the
Mills are now In successful operation, and are
connected with tho river either by canal or rnil.
road: Location healthy, wnter excellent, and
Lands well adapted for corn, cotton, rice or
cane.
will Sell these Lands 10 body or divide them
Into trncts TO suit purchasers.
,I rSr further particulars apply to JOHN T. JEN
dec3 fmw2moss
DOR SALE OR RENT, A PLANTATION
u situated on the Ashley River. a few miles
IrtHn tho city, containing about one hundred
acres, onehaf cleared. with comfortable dwell.
ing and necessary outbuIldngs. ir not sold by
tho 10th instant. the owner win I've willing to let
capital, 70 DO planted on shares. For further in.
formation apply 10 Vennlng's Wharf, south OF
Calhoun street. dec4
FI.ORIDA LAND FOR SALE
Il valuable PLANTATION OF $50 acres In Ma.
ron County, Florida, is offered at private sole,
aoont one half cleared aud under cultivation;
part beat hammock. This Plantation 10 one OF
tlie most desirable In the State; In very produo-
1--WE Tor Cotton, Rice, Corn, Sugar, Vegetables,
&C.; also flne for Oranges AMI other Fruits; Ii
located lii 6fe oi tho :ic:!t..!ess ard meet nice.
SAINT neigliborio0ds In the State, being convent.
ent TO railroads, churches, &c. Apply to A, d,
MULLiQhN, Cotton Factor, Accommodation
mhafI' onaries!on, d. q. nov12
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IMPERIAL LONDON LAYER RAISINS,
u FIGS, ALMONDS, &c.

EiSot hbmoNDS, &C.
Imperial London LAYER RAISINS in xvho,r
boxes, very choice
Extra LONDON Layer Raislns in n and x boxes
New crop I.anguedoc Almonds
New crop Texas Pecan Nuts
French Prunclls, Fig Paste.
ENGLISH CHEDpER CHEESE
Imitation English Cheese, very Gnc
Euam and Sap Sago Cheese
SWISS Cream Cheese.
small al, lot OF fne genuine wESTPHALIA HAMS
Brunshwelgcr Sausage
I5unicld's, Davis and other Sugar cured Hnms
,,mokcu Beel, Smoked and Pickled Tongues
breaklast strips, Dutch Herrings, German An
Russian Sardnes, in kegs. 4c.. 40;
NEW GUKRANTs. otroh, italian Prunes, Turkey
Mlncc Meat, Pie Fruit Peaches, Pincappica
Strawberries, Cranberry Sauce Ounces, in cans
variety OF first quality Preserves and Jellles In
Sars and tumbicrs
Dundee Marmalade. IL China jars.
EAST INDIAN GINGER Cox's and Nelson's
Sparkling Gelatine, Cooper's Sheet GeIaline Ia
poca, Pearl Sago, RUbinson's Prepared Barley
scotch oatmeal, Liquid Rennet, Preston & Mer.
rilPs and Pioneer Yeast Powders, Professor Iors-
iord's Baking Powder, Licblga Extracts OF Beef,
In jars, Burnett Essences, OF all kinds Rachahout
D'ArabeS, Broma, Cocoa, Cocoon Shells Cracked Co.
Goa, Bakers No. Chocolate, French and Ameri-
can Sweet Chocolates. Extra French Green Peas,
Mushrooms. Truflies, Pate de foie Gras, AnchoYy
Paste, Herring Paste. Devilled Ham, Tongue and
Lobsters, English Pickles and Sauces, OF ali Kinds
French Spanish and Queen Olives, olives Farcles
English and French Mustard, Boneess Sardlnes,
Essence OF Cofee.
An assortment OF BISCUITS Prince Albert.
Peek, Frean Co. English Biscuits, PEARL Nick /.
Mack, A b aud Brilliant.
For sale by KLINcK, WICKENBERG L co.
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pissolnlions of Gaparlncrsbip.

NOTICE. WHEREAS, A COPARTNER-
y SIilp hns heretofore existed between LEW
Is a. STR0BEl, and THOMAS NJ. STOK ES under
the style and name o! SrROBEI, 4 STOK KES
which said Copartncrshlp has been this day dis
solved by mutual consent.
SrR0BEL & STOKES.
Graham's Fcrry, December 81, 1850.
dcc2t 3s
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10y PERMISSION OF THE COURT OF
- PROBATE.
For sale at Retail and at Low PRroRs,.
THH LATE CONRAD RINGS STOCK IN
TRADE,
All or which is OF very recent importatlonB, &C.
looted personally by Mr.. Ring, principally from
the Messrs. Landreth's OF Philadelphia, for this
market. Tho stock consists Of the best and most
choice
0ABBAGE SEEDS, CT all kinds,
Tomato Seeds.
Guinea and Boston Squash Seeds,
TurHip and Ruta Daga Seeds,
Peas. PArsnip and Carrot Sceds,
Early and Sweet Corn Seeds,
And all other kinds common to Southern cu-
mates.
ALSO.
PLOUGHS, Hoes, Spades and every variety OF
Garden and Farm Implements, on the most i'm.
proved patterns.
BASKET and GLASS.HARR.
wHEELBARROwS and fIARR0Hs.
At the Store, No. 353 west side OF King, below
George street. and known for tho last forty years
LANDRETH'S AND RINGS SEED AND AGRI-
CULTURAL WAREHOUSE.
GRo. RING CuoLwELL,
decA I mwna Administrator.
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Droeerics, Eiquors, S,r.
GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS

GOODS FOR TIE HOLIDAYS
wiHo ~ EhS In jars, tumbcrs, gobIc,s and
prSanrSo RESERVES, IN quart AMI pint lars
New Layer ltaislns, In uunrtcr h,,r ,,
boxes '>'' "al ana wlolo
m nr,s, ,I.!roh, ,ii', Currants and Stcwing Pruncs
Drtcn Figs, IN =, | and ~ ID drums
SOFT Shell Almonds - " ~
Fresh Fruits In Syrup
ntlnOre's hlince Meat for PIrs
rIGhcm anu American Cordiala
BE-, nomrr ~ y assorted Pnckagc Candies
:on ,: Ton Candy SURPRISE I,oxes
fmpofinS Extracts, ASSORTED
Crackers ~ "o'" Cnop Fite
oookihg Wine and Brandy and "A fun s,oc,. =,
rnn,Sshey, brandy, Wine anu Gin or uii prn,ias va
s,r,,,, COOPERATIVE GROCERY
Ii,im Iimi,m"Gst corner Meeting and murkct streets
Chnm,,i me- ,miSople and Charleston Bank, and Cty
tohcu 1T Vlr.
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ST. PETERS CATHOLIC FAIR.

ct. PETERS CATHOLIC FAIR.
VIII he held at No. l4o Meeting street, opposite
Pavilion Hotel, opening on tile NIoHr Of the 27th
December. and to be continued through the week.
The Hall Will be opened In the afternoon from
to S; at Night from to IL.
Children not admitted at night. unless with
their relatives or guardians.
Pricc OF admission-Grown persons Is cents:
Children IS cents; Season tickets ST. dec2o
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~ II A r l. ES HICK KEY,
G j. D e r.,
PORTRAIT AND PICTURE PRANK MAHUPAC.
TURER,
No. A6 KING STREET,
Charleston, 8. O.
Old Frames Regllt equal to new. LOOKING.
glasses OF oil slzes fitted to Frames.
Just received, an assortment OF nne Chromos
and EngravlgnA dess wfmanoss
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Boarolua.

pOARDING:.- - PRIVATE BOARDING
~ can be, obtained upon reasonable terms at
the King Mansion, northwest corner George and
Meeting streets. Spacious and very desirable
rooms can be secured by calling upon Mrs. f. Z.
OTT0LENGUI. Propretress. dec23 q
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AND
~ BoARD ut Mrs. MILLER'S, No. Hudson
street. - :. decl3
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0leciinas.
educational.

SELECr SCHOOL FOR BOYS. No. l04
~ BkOtD STREET, WIN. =. DESAUSSURE,
PtINCiPA1.-Thc Exercises OF this School will be
commenced OH MOSDAY. January 5. 1870.
Principal icr24 o
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Fertilizers.
PACIFIC GUANo COMPANY's


pACIFIC GUANO COMPANY's
COMPOUND ACID PHOSPHATE OF LINE.
COMPOSING WITH COTTON SEED.
This article is manufactured at tho Company,s
Works under tile direction and superIntendcnce
OF DR.. RAvENEL. It contains the same elements
OF fertility as solubio Pacific Guano, exccpt that
IT Is not furnished with ammonia. 1t Is prepared
expressly for composing with cotton seed, which
furnishes tho element OF ammonia-the object be-
Ing to render that slde-product Of the plantation
available to the highest degree as an element of
fertility.
s4s cash. or $50 on 1st November, 1870, for sp.
proved city acceptance or other good security.
For further. and particular Information, apply
to the undersigned.
J. N. ROBSON,
Agent for South Carolina,
Nes- l aud 2 Atlantic Wharf,
JOHN. 8. REESE CO.,
General Agents Baltimore.
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A A d E NJ Y OF SIG.
INAUGURATION OF THE OPERA SEASON
LIGHT AND vIvACIoUs COMIC OPERA.
OFFENBACII AND LEVY.
t IL f G A l. T On
ENGLISH COMIC OPERA COMPANY
MONDAY EVENING, December 27,
The performance win commence with Lcyy,s
Comic Opera OF

MONDAY EVENING, December 27,
The performance win commence with Icvv,s
Comic Opera OF
N G II f T T Ell
Or the Days OF Robespierrc.
Fanchette, a Laundrcss. .... Miss Susan Galtop.
r LETT ioulot Thomas Whffln
SSPoIa' hucroiN. John Clark.
Mo.arJ - MIR. Cadwaader.
Marquis dc Beaupre. re.................AlL Keieher
9oomonche, Mayor or Douay. ......,.. MIR Mcrs.
Hortcnse de Laval. ........ Miss blanche Cation
INCIDENTAL SONGS, DUETS AND TRIOs.
Last Rose or Summcrn. Miss Susan Cation.
Duet-"iIome OF Our Youth". ........ Miss Cation
Trio-"You'rc Pale as Dea,h". ... Miss Cation,
Concerted Picce-"My Uncle Hcrci ... .e'
Miss s. Cation, C. J. Miers and An Refcher
mDld'st Thou but Know'.. Keicher
CDo,mai,g song. John Clark.
concerted Piece Miss Susan Cation, Alf Keielier.
@. j. Micrs and Miss Blanche Cation
Song-"Bcfore my very Eyes, Slrn. Miss s. Cation.
Finale. ....... Miss Susan Galton and Characters
Song-"Evenln9,n (by ClHpius.). Mr. j. CInrk.
'aise-"My Heart Is Dancing, tMolIoy,l.. ..........
Thc'whole to conclude with Onenbach's Comic
Opera OF
ROSE DE ST. FLEUR.
I.zette, Mistress OF Cabaret. Miss Susan Chiffon.
marchchu, o Biacksmtth. Thomas whIfIln.
In which Miss Susan Gaion viii sing Rsnedets Se,fEtI
Stew PAM Song; Mr.. KeiIener "The Shoe song:S
and the trio "Uncle Toms WeldIngn
TUESDAY NIGHT, 0Gcnbach's Celebrated Op-
era, "SIXTY,SlX." To be followed by Often.
bachs LlSCliEN AND FRlT2CHEN.
~ No change In the Prices of Admission.
a3- Seats can be secured In advance for fhe
entire week, or the single night, at tho Ticket
ohice. dec24
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A LAD TO RUN AS NEWS
w BOY on the South Carolina Railroad An.
ply 10 BolSEST MARTIN, No. 527 King, opposite
Ann street. den24 .
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WTANTED, A COLORED SERVANT
wv to do Cooking and IIousework for q small
family. Apply ut No. ii Felix street. dec2i
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WANTED, A COMPETENT WHITE
w GIRL or WOMAN, to go into the Country
to take charge OF Children. References required
Apply at this ofice tec23
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A GIRL WANTED TO ASSIST IN GEN
IL ERAL housework Appiy TO E. F. RED.
FORD, No. 20 Montague street, near Smith.
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A YOUNG LADY OF CHARLESTON
fumily. moderate salary only required, Ex.
celient recommendation given. Address "E. L.
C.," BOX No. 30I, Charleston, 8. @.
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!" A NTE D IMM L lately, AN
w elderly WOMAN, without Family. to act
as Nurse. Good references required. Apply at
No. 80 Ashley street. dec3i %
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"ANTED, A HOUSE, NEAR THE
w central part OF the city, containing Ave or
Six rooms, with good outbniidings and water.
Address ID, Mt this Ofice scpt28
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TAILORING DEPARTMENT.
Supplied with full assortment of ENGLISH
FRENCH and AMERICAN coArINGs, CLOTHS
and oAssIMEREs, which are oferod TO be made
up In Hrstc,ass style. at MODERATE PRICES
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For GaIr.

NORTHERN POTATOES AND GAME.
~ Just received by steamer, from New York,
= Inc lot or TURKEYS, Geese, Ducks, Caipons
!! rouse &c WIN be sold cheap, by THOMAS MUIR
PLY, No. 81 Market street. ticc22 as
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WTANTED, A WHITE WOMAN, CAPA-
w BLE'Of cutting and fitting chIIlren,s
cl0thcs. aud who Is good seamstress. Apply ut
No. II Meeting street. dccio
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Wanis.

w made known to everybody In ms Ev,,..'... De
at the rate OF 26 cents for twenty words or less
ca ai Insertion, II paid In advance.
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A YOUNG MAN AS AS
w SIS'rANT 1i00KKEEPER; one who writes
4 good hand ami Ia competent to take charge or a
oflicc. dccaa az
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Notice.

By order of the Hon. Geo. S. Bryan Judge
of the q. S. District Court, for the District
of South Carolina, will sell, on Monday,
the 5th day of April next, before the Court
the Notes and Book Accounts belonging 10
the Estate of A. NJ. Wicker, Bankrupt.
Terms cash. JOHN !. PEIERSOA,
Mach 10 1913 Assignee.
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= N-=Tl :
: District Court, of the United: States,
: F,r the District of South Carolina. In
~ Bankruptcy. In the matter Of Joseph
w. Bill--Rankrupt. - d.. reg
a~ BY whom petition for adjudication OF
= Bansrupscy was fled on the 29th day Of
December, "A. D., 1858, in said Court.
This is to give notice that on the l4th day
] al March, A.=sD. 1859. warrant Of
s Bankruptcy was issued against the Estate Of
- Joseph w. Hill, in the District of Newberry,
Stats ofsSouth Carolina who has been ad-
sa3usSea-a bankrupt on his own petition !:
= sias thepayment.o Of any debts and the de-
livery of any property belonging to said
BsnkiGps; TO him, or for his use, and the
sSaaasier Of any property by him, are, for
hidden by law and that meeting of the
credisoss Of said Bankrupt, to prove their
debse, and "a choose one or more Assignees
os his estate, win be held at a court of Bank
ruptcy, 10 lbe holden at Eewberry Court
House, South Carolina, before c. G. Jae.
ger, ESQ.,, Registrar, on the Sd day OF
= Ip.il, a D., 1859, at o'clock Am
~ ]. P. II. EPPING,
"A -z-,4:e o. S. Marshal as Messenger.
re .+ =. 49,. .. e.. BY A. P. PIFER,
=: Mar. a IL 81. Deputy Messenger.
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Sherif's Sale.

By virtue Of an order from John T. Pc
terson, Probate Judge for Newberry Coun-
tt. directed to me, will sell at Newberry,
C. H., on Sale day next, the following pro-
perty, to wit:
One House l. Lot, in the Town of New
berry, situate and being at the South east
corner of Friend and Caldwell streets, and
containing one fifth of an acre (more or
less); and another House & Lot, situate and
being in the Town Of Newberry,on Caldwell
street, adjoining the Greenville and Colum-
bia Railroad, containing one eighth of an
acre (more or less); the Real Estate Of G..
D. Amick. Terms cash. 3
By virtue of surdry writs of Fieri Facias
to me directed, I will sell on the 5th day of
April next, the following property, to viz !:
One House 4 Lot, containing about one
half acre, (more or less); bounded by the
Greenville and Columbia Railroad, and Lot
of William Langford, and now occupied by
T. P. Slider. Levied on at the suit Of the
Bank of Newberry,' S. c., VS.. Spencer F..
Smith. 8
Three large Stores, now occupied by W.
T. Tarrant, Wright & Coppock, and S. P.
Boozer, & Co., running Alty-6ve feet in
front, and sixty in rear (more or less); and
bounded by the Public Square in front,
Stores of Jacob Singleton on the South; on
the East by lots of myself and Sim Pratt.
In these three Stores, I sell the Interest
of Henry Whitmire, or what was in 1861.
Levied on at the suit of the Bank of New
berry, vs.. Henry Whitmire. 3
Four hundred and ninety acres (more
or !ess), bounded by lands of George O1ner,
Frank Miller, esal. Eevied on as the prop
erty OF N. F. johnson, at the suit OF the
Bank of Newberry.
One hundred and eighty acres, of Land,
(nore or less( bounded BY lands ofDr.J.N:
Herndon, Samuel Atchison, ct al. Levied
on at the suit Of William Ray, vs.. Jas. S.
Mosely.
Also,
Two hundred and seventy two acres (more
or less), bounded by lands Of DR.: c. d.
Sondly, J. N. Brooks, ct al. Levied on as
the property of J. D. K9og,, st The suit O.
Matthias Kinard, vs.H. e. Wicker and }. D.
Koon. Terms cash.
March IS, 1862. T. N. PAYslNGER,
S.N. C,
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The State of South Carolina
.ENswbery CoInty-In the Circuit Court
DarieI E. seas, Administrator, VS.. Andrew
Sheely and wife and others.
The Creditors of John Seas, deceased, are
required 10 render and establish on oath be-
fore Silas. Johnstone, special referee, their
respective demands, on or before the lst day
AT Hay next. sef - -...-
: Cerks Office. THQS. d. LAKE.
80 Wsfeh 24 II az - C.. C.P.
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NEW GOODS---NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS---NEW GOODS.
TUsr RECEIVED, NEW SPRING AND
% Seasonable Prints. Plain Striped Plaid
and Dotted.Swiss and Jaconct Muslins; to-
eether, with many other Seasonable Goods.
March 1910 at r. STEWART & CO.
Ladies' Shoes and Caters.
TUST RECEIVED A BEAUTIFUL LOT
81 KID and CLOTH CATERS, every
pair of which is warranted.
ALSO,
Children's BOOTS of superior quality. Call
soon. if you want super pair Galters, elmer
laced in front, or elastic on the s!des.
We are receiving almost daily, new and
desirable Goods. B. STEW All q W.
March 10 10 at