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U. u. -5LhT-N N OVs'FhHVHL
South A Atlantic Wharf, Charleston, S. (

DAY PACKET-BOAT DOVER leaves
~ Richmond. foot of Seventh street. carrying
FREIGHT AND PASSENGERS for all points
along the line to Maidens adventure Dam, at 2
DAYS Returning, leaves the Dam ut O'Clock A..
N. on MONDAYS and THURSDAYS. No night
travel on this line Fare to Maiden's Adventure
Dam, 81. WILLIAM A. SUBLETT,S Of
: sn a5-T -TuSFBws or... El.ts-. Master. NJ
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TARMVILLE FEMALE COLLEGE,

EARMYILLE FEMALE COLLEGE.
This institution will be re-opened THURSDAY,
October 2l 1869. The Principal. who has had an
extensive experience In The conduct of g FIRST
CLASS FEMALE SCHOOL, will spare no efforts
,o pro,not. The intellectual. moral and physical
Development of her pupils. f.4B 30 II
The expenses OF this school are regulated TO suit
the exigencIes OF the times. .. 4 hg,,,.. Il. .
Terms per session of nine scholastic months OF
four weeks each, ending June 2s, 1870: s,a, -. =
Board Including lights, washing, and fuel. $3.50
Tuition In academic department. ......,......... 40
Tuition in primary department. ............... 80
Latin French and Spanish, each.......-.,..-. IL
Music on the piano, Including vocal. sS
Use OF instrument. y
on painting on canvas. so
Dr,Tinn ......... 40
PAYMENTS one-half il advance.
Pupils furnish their own towels and table nap
klns.
For further information, circulars win be sent
on application. -. d.
S. f. NOTTINGHAM, Farmyille. va.
REFERENCE Tie Trustees OF the College.
lS-3m -...-,
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The investigation Of the charges against
F. A. Hoppe was resumed by United States
Commissioner Chahoon yesterday. MIR.
Bannasch was present, having at late hour
on Saturday night succeeded in giving bail
in the sum Of $4,000, with B. W. Joyner
and A. W TAYLOR as his securities.
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4ichn1,to,nd 1isjpF'iatct,

TUESDAY,. OCTOBER 2s, 1869
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J.. +. BOHEMIAN. PRESIDENT;
u. =. WILCOX. SECRETARY.

NCU II 7 Q j ATED 1863.
CAPITAL $3.50, 900.
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NOTICE.-The BOATS Of 3SAn--STI1.Eltt
~ my line will leave the Basin EsssseSss:s
promptly on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and sA.
TUROkYS. r...s =. T.. ,GI-E4
Freights taken for all points on the Canal.
Office, front of flour shed.
or - - E-7s" r A. HILL. A gent.
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENT TO THE
- NORTH, EAST, and WEST vid the Rich-
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
carrying the United States mail twice daily. Ele
CANT cars with patent sleeping-chairs on all
trains The through trains on this road are now
rum from the depot corner Of Byrd and Eighth
The DAY THRoUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves
Richmond daily at Has \. NJ. arriving In Wash
iugtUn at Gas i. NJ, connecting with the early
afternoon express trains for the North, East, a-e
West. =. ... r-
elegant cars with the new patent sleeping chairs
attacked, leaves Richmond daily tSundays except.
ed N Sis +. NJ. arriving III Washington at 6:lO A.
NJ, connecting with the carly morning trains for
Both STEAMERS stop at Alexandria each wsy
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Milford
Eightn streets At a:3o 7. NJ. Returning, arrives al
$40 4. NJ. 10 :
Through tickets and through baggage checks te
For further information and through tickets, ap-
y at s oee q tne COMPANY @ & Sorner ri h Broaa anc
lice corner Byrd and Eighth streets. =1ta3
j. B. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent.
sAMCEL RUTH, Superintendent. my4
DICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
Ia RAILROAD.-On and after MONDAY, May
81. the trains OF this road will be run as follows:
leave Pcterlbnrr at $50 A. N. and $50 P
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, with passenger
car attached, win leave Richmond daily at s:4SP p
NJ, and Petersburg daily ut A. Nj. Sundays ex-
fhc A. NJ. train win not leave Richmond on
Sundays and the $50 L. NJ train VIII not leave Pc
Passengers for Nerfolk will take the 2s5P P. NJ.
train on and after August the llth instant.
Baggage checked through. -' ~s. ...f fs,..
The passenger coach attached to the coal trafu
will leave Glover Hin AT 4. NJ. and, returning,
leave Richmond at 9:4o 7. NJ. ON Tuesdays, Thurs
THOMAS II. WYNNE,
apis Superintendent.
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STEAMBOATA.s,syl.

l CoMPANY.-Steamers sTATE I.
reliable, and SAFE route 10 Baltimore, Savannah.
Boston, and the West. Trtsweekiy line 10 Bsiti.
more, making close connections with steanerE ~
Philstelphia No sranshipment Of goods ke-
tween Richnond and Baltimorc. Leave BARI.
more every TUESDAY, AuRspA 4; m,,Hs 1aa, s1- A.
THuRSDAY, and SATURDAY.
/ Freignt received every day except sandaysl mp
10 7 O'clock z. M. These steamers nave excsiletts
Fare, Sl; meals and ssateroom extra. For netghs
or passage apply TO ~ ~, r
L aulo Commercial Block
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n s - - rgssgsss5
,,cHMoSD AND DANyILLE RAILROAD.
SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS.

1o accommodate persons desirous Of visiting
The exhibition Of the Virginia State Agricultural
S'I.es SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN
.~GI 10 frn between Dnnvtile and Richmond du-
xtondav. November lst and continuing until Sa-
,nriay the eth inclusive,
leaving panville at at...........1:s0 A. ".
Arrive In Richmond at. 400 =. Nj.
Leave Richmond Extraordinarily a. NJ
Arrive at Dauyille al. $40 2. VI.
THOMAS DODAMEAD.
oror Superintendent.
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EDUCATIONAL.

RICHMOND, October II, 1859.
AIRS. BLAIR BURWELL has returned
vi and will resume her lessons In vocal lnstruc-
tlon, corner Of Grace and Fourth streets.
Sc 25-2taw2m
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

GEORGIA HOME INSURANCE
" COMPANY,
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NOT MUCH MoRALITY.z = :

:
I didn't think much about the oath that
we took, and didn't know nor care whether
it was q Bible or not that we We're swearing E
on. Did1i't much think it was. My mind
and nv eye were on Roche. Do not regard
myself as legally or morally bound by such
an oath. Don't think there is much mo-
,ol;tr, oho1,t these matters ----. 49, -
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DHILADELPHIAy RICH z%NFA
Ii. MoGD AND DE0RFQLKST STE EAM-sHss6isffaSs g
GREEN, composing this line, win leave Phiisdel.,
phia every and Richmond every FRI.
derata rates; also for Charleston, Savannah, and
New Orleans, and bills Of Iading signed through.
Passage TO Philadelphia, ineinding meals and
/ mhs Once, No. 244s Dock street.
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''i'vI WILLIAM C. DUNHAM & CO., Agents.
STEAM TO GLASGOW AND II
LONDONDERRY.A" &

LONDONDERRY. SSE&A
~ THE 2ANCH OR fLIEE.Gs-l 2. 2 90
Eayorite Clyde-bulIt passenger steamers are in-
tended TO sail EVERY SATURDAY from pier
No. 90 North river at u clock Nj -iss5 III Et
RATES. OF PASSAGE, PAYABLE IN CURRENCY:
Cabins to Liverpool, Glasgow, or Derry, go and
Excursion tickets, good for twelve months, A1se.
Prepaid certificates from these ports, 81.
Passengers bookedto and from Hsmbug, Havre,
Rotterdam, Antwerp; &C., at very low rates.
| Drafts issued payable AZ any bank In Great BFf-
tain. ~ L. htf egf s $50 sI5 sg z5-s <esa
! For further information apply at che company's
Offices, No.ls Bowling Green, New York, TO REM
DAsseN WfIpiaMS. nn9iIaMHESs. q nnsHas 81 co Agents.
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TIE TOBACCO CONTRACT.

Here the counterfeit stamps were again sfi
produced. Mr.. jenkins arose, and address
Ing. the Commissioner, stated that on N Satur,
day he had been Informed by the officers OF
the, Government that it would be unWise to
publicly disclose in what way these stamps
differed from genuine. He asked that the
xnsSs ss4 ss orafoa Rf apon M snes
The, Commissioner thought the defence sl &c
entitled to this privilege. -. lfet, s,l.-,,,
After further, conversation with an ON
Ger of the Government, Mr.. Jenkins con- CO.
cluded, for the present, to waive his llgntt
and proceed with the examination. .a1.a*
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i THE DETECTIVES PAST LIFE.

Mr.. Bundy then questioned the detective.
Witness said in reply: Twas in the store Of
Wilcox s. Belts when 7 lived in Richmond,
and l worked up there case Of bbery, and
theft. neYer. Was employed in the store of
Kent, Paine &Kent..- L never heW q man
named Beach in their employT77was not 2ac;
0uainted with the firm. Did not know that
their store was ever blirnt.S Never knew of
burglary in their store az 80
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TO ALL WHOM II MAY CONCERN
PROBATE OFFICE,
ORANGEpURG COUNTY,
L., ~ 1y..n


In ACCORDANCE WITH THE ACT OF THE
/ Legislature of 2lst September, 1868, session
oi said Court will be held the first Monday oS
each month, and continue thereafter so long as the
business may require for the trial and
of lnigned cases, and all matters appcrtnining 10
the Homestead Act" in the Appointment and Re
moval Of Guardians of Minors the Allotment of
Dover to Widows Gases of Idiocy," ..Iunacy,"
and Persons Non Compoi's Mmtcs" The saiI Pro-
bate Court will be open each and every day of each
week for filing proceedings Er Psrte aaa action
thereon, and for transact ions Of ordinary business
such as Probate Wills Petitions for Administrations
Auditing Accounts and SO forth.
The 33d Section of that Act states that .'all pro-
ceedngs in the Court of Probate shall be COM
mcnced by petition to the Judge of Probate" SC
The following clause is embraced in the 18th Sec
tion of said Act. "if any person shall refuse or
neglect to perform any order, decree of
n Probate Court, such Court may issue Warran,
directed to ary Sheriff or Constable in the State
requiring him TO apprehend aud imprison such per-
in the common Jail of the County, and if there
be no Jail of the County then in the Jail of the
adjoining County, until he shall perform such or
der, sentence decree he delivered by due
course of law
THAD G. ANDREWS,
Jan 23-~-2t Judge of Probate.
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

in DANKEUPTCY-In the matter o. JosEpn W.
PnILLirs, Bankrupt. Er Pdrte, j. 8! DoraLhss.ur
by virtue OF order OF sale TO directed fron
the Honorable District Court Of the United States,
for the District OF South Cnrona. I will sell at
Public Auction Mt Ornngebnrg e. H.; on Monday
the lst February 1863 at the usual hours of sale.
nl that plantation tract Of land which Joseph
W. Phillips, the Bankrupt resides lying in the Fork
of Edsio, Ornngcburg County. containing One
Hundred and Twenty weight Q2S) acres more or
less, bounded South by lands Of W. II. corbett,
East by lands Of Mrs Amelia Phillips, a,d others,
South by lands of }. c. Tanning and others.
Con,ions-t)ne- half cash. the balance on q.
credit of year with bond bearing interest from
day of sale, payable annually with mortgage Of
the plantation Purchasers TO pay for papers and
stamps. .ss,.ssi1 .t
ALSO
Will be sold nj public auction Al the residence Of
Joseph W. Phillips, Saturday 30th january.
1863. ni 10 O'clock a. NJ, - - -------
Carringe,s double barrel Gun. about 20 head
Sheep Ycnrlng. lot of Co,tun Seed; &c.
Terms cash Immediately after sale.
p. v. DlBBLE, Assignee
'Orangcburg, Jan. 5,ls69.
jan9 I'll
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NOTHCE.--sALL PERSONS INDEBTED To
IN the Estate of JOEL BUTLER, deceased will
make psynieG: ~ once; and all persons havin de-
mands against said estate will present the same
properly attcstcd Ito MRS. NJ \. BUTLER
jan 9--3ts Qualified Exccu,rix
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SOLUBLE MANURES.
StULPIUEIC ACID AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

SULPHURIC ACID AND SUPERPHOSpIIATE
~ Company. Charleston, $. c.
Having completed their Extensive Manufactory
are now prepared 10 furnish Soluble Fertilizers A.
other kinds being available to Planters for
ate returns for their investments. The COMPANY
under the direction entirely of Southern men of
hlSh character, offers inducements which will re-
commend II TO Southern Planters. Their works
arc among the largest and most complete in the
United States and enable them TO prepare at home
nm abundant supply of the proper solvent for the
South Carolina native Bono Phosphates which are
near by. From these Phosphates they propose to
manufacture n FERTILIZER even r.c.,er in Solu-
BILE Phosphatcs than those made from the Raw
Bones, and containing than twice the q,ianti-
iy OF Suprrphosphatc of Lime found in the best
average manurcs heretofore offered for sale, the
rates at which We offer them heing no higher than
the average price of other Fertilizers, while the
Mnnures contain twice much fertilizng material;
they. are in fact much cheaper to the consumer.
They are offered on the market in two FORMS with
guarantee that the material in each will corre-
spond to the advertisement:
ETHAN No, l.--Soluble Phosphate, containing
irom eighteen to twenty-five per cent or pure Solu-
bile Phosphate of Lime, and furnished ut sixty dol.
lars per ton.
ErIMAN No 2.-reruvan Superphosphate con
tanning from sixteen to twenty per of Soluble
Phosphate, and three TO four per cent. of Ammonia,
Mt seventy dollars per ton, for approved accep-
tances, bearing interest or such other security as
OF ten per cent. on the above prices will be made
for cash. Orders 10 be forwarded immediately TO
shS '?entR, and delivery made as directca
WN. c. DGfs S Co, Agents.
c. G. MEMNINGEn, President
ian - ,n>
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

IN ns..ss' B,.ssfgrTGH sssFessl: y AsprsrI''
by virtue Of my appointment ss Assignee Of the
above nsmed Bankrupt, will sell at Public Auctiea
on Friday, The 5th day February, ltG9, 'at 100
o'clock A. NJ, at the residence OF "A, H., Heuser
ST. Matthews Parish. Orangcburg County, the
personal property of said Bankrupt, consisting CT
I colt, cow and calf, sheep and lambs, shoats,
buggy and harness. poultry, &c.
Terms cash, and articles delivered Immediately
after tho sale. P.Y. DIBBLE, Assignee
jan 23-td Estate A. J. nouser, Bankrupt.
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A Card.
CoKEsBuEr. ADBEvILLE Co., SC,
...y january II, 1869

CoKEsBUEY. ADBEvILLE Co., SC,
.s4 january l2, 1869.
DR., lIssae Branch, Agent,
DEAR SIR:-I hereby acknowledge the
promptucss with which you, MS the Agent of
the Piedmont Real Estate Insurance Company
of Virginia, has met the payment of the
amount, to wit: Five Thousand Dollars that
my husband, Gen. N. G. Evans, had insured
his life for thank you, aud through you
the officers OF your company, for their courtesy
in having waived the ninety days to which
they were entitled under the terms of the
Policy, and for their prompt payment of the
aboye amount Respectfully, &c,
4... ANN V. EVANS.
AS Agent of the Piedmont Real Estate
Insurance Company, l would simply state that
but three deaths have occurred among the
Policy holders since its organization, showing
the great care and vigilance exercised BIZ its
officers in receiving applicants. One of these
was, paid within two days after death, the
second as soon as proof was made, and the
third, Gen. N. G.. Evans, withiu two DAYS
after necessary information was furnished.
The Company within fourteen months has
issued sixteen hundred Policies, insured six
millions Of dollars, and received an income of
three hundred thousand dollars. We chal
lenge the world to produce as large success.
''SS+ SF' ISAAC BRANCH, NIB,
- c. - -. o.! = 81 .lAgeut,
l..;:x5 -: j. j. WARDLAW, NJ. b.
MedicaT Examines.
Mr. James II. Fowlcs is the gent for the
above Company
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The following extract in regard to Governor
Scott, of this State, appears in communica-
tioI in the Columbia Fhon:r, of Thursday
last:
He found the State involved, and began his
administration with depleted treasury and
void of State credit; her bonds not recognized
abroad, and deemed almost next to worthless
at home; her bills receivable siuggishly circu-
lating at from forty TO sixty per cent. below
par, and circumscribed to certain localities.
Gov. Scott soon gave birth 10 confidence
abroad. The State bonds arc now conspicuous
in foreign n'arke commanding from sixty to
eighty cents on. tho dollar, with an upward
tendency. her bills receivable are freely cir
culating. Last, though not least to further
his purpose, was the masterly scheme of the
Executive in disposing of the Columbia canal.
From that stand point he threw out his strate-
sia rane. by which he harppnened the asolden
whale of Rhode Island y whose oil will soon
light up the streets of fColumbia--radiatin
hope, wealth and prosperity to every quarter
of the commonwealth of South Carolina; This,
in eopneosjon1withihis Esoqpmendatis ste the.
Lssislatqre. now. iR-sessiopt 20 PerpetsAte tbe
South EasQ)ins rCollege.ti,at time e-honored
ia;:.siit;;.:na X laeEE;agg~-aswaoaEsgai ahas
Governor Scott is the sight man in the right
place"
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

INsBANKRUPTCY-In tho matter Of MADISON p.
NAY bankrupt Ex parte ID. Louis & Co.
by virtue Of order of the Honorable District
Court 81 the United States for South Carolina, I
'wil seh at public auction, at the residence Of NJ,
PsMay, st. Matthews Parish, Orangeburg County,
on Thursday the Ath February, 1862 at II o'clock
a. NJ. ali the Psrishane property Of the above
named bankrupt, consisting Of
Il Mule, Buggy end Harness, Wagon, Goats,
Hogs. Pistol, double barrel Gun, Pens, BlacksmitK
Tools, and other articles. fS s{If
Terms cash Immediately after the sale.
| 7t>. r. ". DlBDLE, Assignee
jan 23-td OF NJ. r. Way BankruDt
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The State Of South Carolina.
ORANGEBCRG County.
~ TIE COURT or PROBATE.

her petition in Ii! I!GHTslI HSll ns sks his ss S, Sled
Homestead be set off TO her-thcse are to cite and
admonish nll singular the Creditors and any others
interested to be and appear before nc, Thad G..
Andrews Judge of Probate for snd County, at
Orangcburg on Monday LIST day of March next, TO
shew cause if any they can, why said Honest cad
should not be conirnc, according to Act OF Tue
General Assembly OF South Carolina, passed on the
ninth day of September, y. ID. lS'iS
Gvcn t.r,er my hand and seal OF C"ur. at Orange
burg Court House, this 2lst day of JANUARY.
1869.
TIAD. G. ANDREWS,
jan 23-3t Judge of Probate.
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EANAA NebFIOE..--ALL PERSONS IN.
IL debted 10 the Estates Of a. E, Smoke and A
a. Smoke, arc notified that the same must be set.
tied Immediately. And all persons having claim
asFsinas ts ssi1 SsfSst s,~5scat gsca Yyegsssv as
t"s,cd ON or before the list ., February, otheri.~
they win be debarred payment
jan N~3t II. A. McIvER, Adm'y.
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The State of South Carolina.
OnANGEBUnG Cot NTY.

: ~ II II q" OI' It
XXTHEREAS, Mrs. Elizabeth Ayers has this day
w filed her petition in this Court, asking that
her Homestead he set Off TO hcr-thesc are 10 cite
and aonionsh all singular the Creditors un,l any
others interested, to be and appear before me,
Thad. e. Andrews Judge of Probate for said Coun-
~, at Ornngeburg on Monday lst day of March
Homestead should not be confirmed according to
CT of the General Assembly Of South Carolina,
passed on the ninth day of September, \. u. 1865
Given under my hand and seal of Court at Orange
burg Court House, this 2lst day Of january,
1862
THAD. C. ANDREWS,
Jan 23-3t Judge of Probate.
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OIsANGEBUHsaa COUNTY.
PROBA TE COERT

PROBATE COERT
Jno W. Davis. 3tIm'r de bonis non Estate Russell
- r w. Corbett.
NXT HEREAS, Jno. w. Davis having filed his ne
wv tiiion and final return in this Court pray
ing for letters of dismissal Administrator of the
Estate and Effects of Russell W. CorbeLt, deceased
Notice is hereby given To all concerned that OIL
Monday the first day of March next, will proceed
10 grant said dismissal.
Witness my hand and seal of ourt, this Goth day
of January, A. d. 1860.
THAD. g.. ANDREWS,
jan 28-3t Judge of Probate.
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WANDO FERTILIZER.


THE WANDO MINING AND MANUFACTURE.
ING COMPANY offers TO the Planters and Farmers
of the South their PERTILlzER, known rs the
"WANDO E'EEeTHAHZEN.o
Which the experience OF the past season has proved
to be one of the most valuable in our market. i,
has for its base the materials from the Phosphate
Beds of the Company Ashley River, and 10 pse.
1aTed a: their Works at the -
EAcT END OF HASEI. STREET.
in this city. In Icr to guarantee it's uniformity
anu maintain Its high standard, the Company A:.s
made arrangements with the distinguished Chemist.
DIR, c. U. SiiEPARD Jr., who oerofuily anaivres
all the ammoniacsl and other ssaicrinl purchuased
BY the Company, and the prepared
ERTIL IZER,
before being offered for sale, The Company is re.
solved to make article which win prove TO he a
COMPLETE MANURE, aud give entire satisfae-
tion
For terms. circulars, and other information.
Apply to 4a
wM. C. DUKES l. GO, Agents.
..s No. South Atlantic Wharf
@n io-om Charleston, 8. C.
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OHeAXGE1sURG-IN EQUITY.
Durham VS.. McGrew
Qf or'ler of the Circuit Judge. sitting in Chan
I'D cery, | will rent to the highest bidder, ON
Snesday III February next, the arabic Land OF the
Estate of Dorcas McGrew. deceased
TERMS: One-half cash, balance on n crcl;t ill
Nov. LIST. 1869. Parties renting to give note with
two good sureties for the credit portion; but with
the privilege Of paying all cash.
GEORGE BOLIvER.
jan 28--td e. Cp
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-03-24

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GaeHuno in SrIanb bereitete. oIoubte
man, baourd Die ,.DilIenters" i'm
@had1 boIten ur,0 linen ibr 0erLaIten
aur Observation-Disclosures Neoiernne beg
United Kingdom borldreiben au
founeu.
R;r boobGd,t;aen Yp;npamens p;nSn
seniers oIrt;fsJ nisher,nSd,re;hen NIL :
Isr n;o Enh,m.,ss a;sssr Nssrbi,,6nno
SS ri; So,asv', ,soIlsn Ish;nI;S
ouf sis nn,ef;a a p;aa b;nasnten sssid,s
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