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WANTED,
FOR NEW YORK.

,.x-s,s,, TEE SPLENDID sDE-wHEaL
<rSzSsSS8sV STEAMSHIPS OF the New York and
LH1ll&3R Charleston Steamship., Line, WIN
leave Adger's South Wharf, during
the month Of April, as follows - 80 ~
JAMES ADGER, TUESDAY, April 6, at O'clock,
P. III. -.
CHAMPION. SATURDAY, April 10. at O'Clock!
P. III. go { COCO
CHARLESTON. TUESDAY, April 1s, at O'Clock,
A. NJ.
MANHATTAN, SATURDAY, April It, at 10 ocloct,
JAMES ADaER, TUESDAY, April 30. at 10 .,oloct, =
N. . ~! go ':t; .:i..'V
CHAMPION. SATURDAY, April "a. at 4 O'Clock.
p. N.
CHARLESTON, TuEapA1. April 81. at O'Clock,
A. III. (. ~ - IA
~ Insurance can be obtained by these steamers
OF " per cent.
as- An 1tra Charge of IS swil be made to pas
sengers purchasing Tickets on board after sailing
of the steamer.
a4- These Steamships have handsome and roomy
accommodations for passengers and their tables are
supplied with all the decacies Of the New York ana
Charleston markets. 49, ~ e!.- -
For Freight OF Passage iaHss spRs aneER oSi a. 1
Corner Adger's Wharf and East Bay Up-itairs) ~
April -, g .:
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Reply OF the Committee of tho Soutl
Carolina Railroad Company.

Reply OF the Committee Of tho South
Carolina Railroad Company.
CHARLESTON, 5. O., March "a, 1863.
Geo. 4. Trenholm, Henry Gourdin, l.. d. De-
Sdussure:
GrNrLEMEY-Your communication is at hand,
rejecting the proposals made by us to your
company In reply t. those made by you. We
beg to say that they seem 80 very unreasonable,
and coupled with the declaration, from you, that
unless the negotiations arc made on basis
that is no,o not admissible by us, 'ttcy canno!
be reconcaed ,ouhout a judicial decision" we
feel satisfied that no propositions We could sub
NIT would be accepted by you, and regret cur
inability to bring this protra"ted LITIGATION to a
close by an amicable adjustment OF all difficult
ties not heretofore settled by tho courts.
Yours, very respectfully, DO,
EDw. THOMAS.
JAMES G. GIBBEs.
JOHN j. COHEN.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

The health of Hon. Alexander a. Stephens is
improving.
Ex-President johnson had public reception
In Knoxville on Saturday.
The New Jersey Legislature has adjourned
without ratifying the Fourteenth am endment.
Another dreadful colliery explosion occurred
on Thursday at the Arley Colliery, in Lam
cashire. Twenty-eight persons were killed
outright and many others were badly injured.
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Proposal Of the Committee Of the South
Carolina Rairoad Company.

PROPOSAL Of the Committee Of the South
Carolina Rairoad Company.
CHARLESTON, March "a, 1869.
Messrs Edward Thomas, James q. Gi66es
JohnJ Cohen, Committee:
GENTLEMEN-In accordance with our letter
this date We beg leave to submit the following
proposals, for the adjustment of the matters II
dispute between the South Carolina Railroad
and the Columbia and Augusta Railroad.
GEO. A. TRENHOLM,
HENRY GoURD1N, Committee.
LOUIS D. DESAUssURE,
1. That the Columbia and Augusta Railroad
shall be considered as practically terminated
at Graniteville, as suggested by Mr.. Glb6es
and that all further work shall be suspended
for a period of not less than ten years.
Q. They will accept the pro rata compen-
sation IS stated by Dir. Johntson; tue Columbls
and Augusta Railroad Company guaranteeing
that tho same shall not be less than SS5 ,Ogt
per annum.
8. They will unite with the Columbia anc
Augusta Railroad Company whenever 1t be-
comes Necessary to construct o new bridge
across the Savannah River, in the constIuc-
ton of said bridge, and will agree to chan ge the
location, as proposed by the Columbia ane
Augusta Railroad, namely, go as that said
naw bridge will allow the track Of the com
panies to be led directly into Washington
street.
4. They will accept from the Columbia and
Augusta Railroad Company one-haf tnen
subscription to the Macon Railroad, with In
terest thereon, in lieu of the whole OF the same
as provided in their agreement with the City
of Aug ista, and will release the city from al
further liability under said agreement.
s. Tho schedules OF the Columbia and Au-
eusta Railroad TO be subordinated to the
schedules OF the South Carolina Railroad bu
no hindrance shall be offered thereby to the
free use BY the trains Of the Columbia and
Augusta Railroad OF the tracks OF the South
Carolina Railroad.
6. Freight and passengers between Augusta
and Graniteville and utce ufrsa not to be car
riad hy the Columbia and Augusta Rallroao
without the written consent of The South Caro-
lima Railroad Company.
7. Water to be furnished to the Columola
and Augusta Railroad, but not wood.
8. The work done by the Columbia and Au-
gusta Railroad, between Granitevile and Ham
burg, prior to the Oath day Of March, 1863, tt
be valued and the interest thereon, at sever
per cent. per annum, to be borne by the Soutf
Carolina Road, during the continuance OF this
agreement, and to be deducted from the annua
sum of SIS, 900.
9. On these terms the South Carolina Fail
road Company to give to the Columbia and Au
gusta Railroad the use of its tracks from
GranitevilIs to Augusta, and across their bridge
into Augusta but not the use OF the track n
Washing toni street, or in any other street IL
the City OF Augusta.
TO- This agreement to last for ten years.
II. Litigation to cease.
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EASTER CHURCH ELECTIONS.
ar. JAMES ozyRoH. sANrEE.

feStrym6Q-S, -. DOAT, 1uoulaS lluchuoy
Dr.. w. w. Baker. DR.. j. L. NOVEL; and A.
Il. Lucas. Wardens-A. II. Seabrook and a.
Shoolbred. For Diocesan Conventional. |.
II. Seabrook and Dr.. s. D. Doar.
CHURCH OF PRINCE GEORGE, wrsYAH.
yestrymen-Dr. A. M. Foster, DR.. W. R. T
Prior, DR.. r. G. White, B. H. Wilson, j. z
Ford, J. F. Pyatt. Wardens-Dr. Thomas P
Bailey, s. T. Atkinson.
ALL SAINTS CHURCH, wAooAMAw.
vestrymen--B. F. Dunkin. G. Aston, sr;,
John LaBruce, J. W. LaBruce, A. B. Fagg, ".
ST. j. Mazyok, b: M. Tucker. Wardens-C.
Alston, Jr., D. D. Rosa. Delegates TO Diocesan
Conyention-C. Alston, Sr. B f. Duncan.
sT. DAvID's CHURCH, oHERAw.
yestrymen-W. Godfrey, E. J. Waddill, Dr.
g. Kollock, q. P. Duvall, Colonel ]. W. Har.
ripgton. Wardens-Dr. L. E. Powe, General
j. Gillespie. Delegates to Diocesan Conven'
tion-Dr. L. E. Powe, Il. J. WaddIl, w. God
frey, W. A. Benton.
ST. HELENA oHURoR, BEAUFORT.
vestrymen-H. NJ. Stewart, sr.. T. o. Barn.
well. f. + Sans, WIN. Eli OFT, r. B. Tuller,
DR.. 81. NJ. Stuart, Nj. 5. Elliott. wardens-
DR.. A. S. Glbbes, DR.. R. R Sans. Delegates te
Diocesan Convention NJ. Stewart. Sr., DR.
A. s, Gibbss, F. F. Sans, A.lard BIruwell.
ST. JOHNS CHURCH wTNNsBoRo'.
Vestrymsn-W. r. Robertson, James II
Daly. William s. Rabb, w. NJ. Dwight, Pierre
Bacot, DR.. c. q. Ladd. Wa dens-Henry A,
Gaillard, DuBose Egleston. Delegates TO Dio.
cesar Conyention-Heury a. Galllard. W.
Dwight. Altsrnates Bacot, DuBose
EglestOn.
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funeral Noties.

4- Relatives, Friends and Acquaint-
ances of Miss JULIA ROUSE and of her mother
Mrs. A. ROUSE, and Of her sisters, Mrs. THos q.
DEVICES and Mrs. F. o. DUKES, also the scholars
and teachers of Bethel and Trinity Churches, are
respectfully invited to attend the Funeral Services
8 Miss JULIA ROUSE, IHIs AFTERNOON, at Three
O'Clock, from her late residence No. SO Amherst.
street. IL April b
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CONFESSION OF TWITCRELL.

PHILADELPHIA April g. The notorious
Twitcheu, charged With the murder of his
mother-in-law, Mrs. Hill, in his confession,
says that his wife killed her mother in quar-
rel while he was asleep, AMI that he afterwards
assisted to throw the body out Of the window.
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s~ ERRORS OF YOUTH.-A GENTLE
MAN who suffered for years nom Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay, and all the effects of youthful In
discretion, WILL for the sake OF suffering humanity,
send foo TO all who need 1t, the receipt and drec-
lions tor making the simple remedy by which ne was
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the adverhs'
ers experience can do 80 by addressing. In perfec
onfdence, JOHN b. oapsN'
No. A Cedar.street, New York.
rahr,arv 3mos
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Suefial Rotiffs.

s6CONSlGNEES PER STEAMSHIP FAIL
CON, from Baltimore, are hereby notified that she
is THn DAY dischargins cargo at Pier No 1. Union
wharves All Goods not taken away at sunset. will
remain on wharf at Consi gnees' risk.
MoRDECAT& & CO.,
Anri15 Agents.
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ss- OFFICE CHERAW AND DARLING
TON RAILROAD COMPANY. oHERAw, MARCH
so, 1sss.-The INTEREST COUPONS, due on the 1st
April, 1869, on the first MORTGAGE BONDS Of this
Company will be paid on presentation at the office
Of the Northeastern Railroad Company, In Charles
ton, or ut my office in Cheraw.
(sigred,) JOHN a. McrVER, Treasurer.
March Al g
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@TO CoNsUMPTIvES.-THE ADVER-
TIsER, having been restored to health In few
weeks by very simple remedy, after having suffered
several years with severe lung affection, fnd that
dread disease Consumption, Is anxious to make
Known to his felIow-sufsrers the means Of cure.
To oil who desireit, he will send copy OF the pre-
scr,pton used free Of charge). with the directions
for preparing and using the same, which they Will
find sure cure for Consumption. Asthma, bronohi-
tas &c. The object of the advertiser in sending the
prescription is to benefit the afflicted and spread in
formation which he conceives to be invaluable; and
he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy aa 1t WIN
cost them nothing and may prove blessing.
Parties Wishing tho prescription will please ad'
dress Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
williamsburg Kings County, New York.
rohrnarv8 3mos
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~ CHARLESTON SAVINGS -INSTlTU-
TION-FINAL sETTLEMENT.-In accordance with
the decreta order of the Court of Equity the sec
ond and last instalnent Of four aud sevenenths per
centum will be paid on aud afler THls DAT to depo-
sitors, at the Office of the Institution, No. "
CHURCH-sTREET.
TUESDAYS and THuRsDAYs will be specially deVot-
cd to the payment of females Males will be attend
ed to on the other week daJs.
The Deposit Books must be surrendered, as this Is
the final settlement The office will be opened every
day Sundays e1cepted) from Nine O'Clock A. ID. 10
Two O'Clock P. NJ, and no payment will be made
out Of business hours. The payments will continue
daily until every depositor is settled with.
HENRY s. GR1GGs,
,r. oo IN ot,tb10 Treasurer O. ST.
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THE SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD
COMPANY
PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONFERENCE
COMMITTEE.

PRESIDENTS OFFICE,
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPANY,
CHARLESTON, s. c., April 8, 1869.
TO The EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
I beg to acknowledge tho receipt Of your
note of this date, in which you say that consid-
cradle public interest has been excited by tho
conference lately held in this city, between the
committees of the Collm oia and Augusta and
South Carolina Railroad Companies, and that
there is o general desire to know what was tho
precise result.
now beg to hand you the enclosed papers
which have been submitted to me by the COM
mittee of tbs South Carolina Railroad, as their
report of tho conference, and which. it nPpaars
to me, form the most appropriate reply that
your inquiry could receive.
Very respectfully,
W.. MAaRATH, President.
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Marrito.

RaETT = Mo0OR y.-At st. Philips Church,
Charleston, on the I'D Of March by the Rev. CHRs-
TOPPER GADspEN, JOHN I. RHETr, Of Columbia,
to MISS HANNAH @. McCoRD. of the same place.
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~EssAYs FOR YOUNG MEN.-oN TIE
Errors and abuses incident to Youth and Early Man.
hood, " Ith the humane view OF treatment and cure
sent by mail free OF charge. Address HoWAKD
ASSOCIATION, Box P, Philadelphia. Pa.
January 40 omo
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FOK PALATKA, FLORIDA.
VIA sAYANNAH, TERNAND1NA AND JACKSON.

FOK PALATkA, FLORIDA.
VIA sAYANNAH, TERFAND1NA AND JACK6ONs
g VILE.
-N-s THE FIRsT-cAsS STEAK ER
.srSSsE53S DICTATOR, Captain WM. 7. MoNXL.
~ VIII sail nom Charleston everi 1uesddy ksSnt,
at Eight O'Clock, tor the above points
The nrst.class Steamer CITY POINT, Captain Gk@
F. MCMILLAN viii fsil from Charleston every m.
day Ere,nn0, At Eight O'Clock, for above points.
Connecting with the Central Railroads at Savannah
for Mobile and New Orleans, and With tho flondA
Railroad at Fernandina for Cedar Keys, st which
point steamers connect With New Orleans, Hobfo,
Pensacola. Key West and Hsvana. 80
Through Bills Ladiug given for Freight to Mobile
Pensacola and New Orleans.
Connecting ss,n Fl. 5. Hdrfs ttedm>1i OcIdr0ad
and Griffin for SLrcr Spr,n0s ard Lake. 6r0n, Ess'
tn, Harris and Durham.
All freight p,yabie on the wharf. IA
Good. not removed at sunset ri. be sto-ed at rdf'
and expenPe OF owners.
For freight or Passage engagemcr /, apply TO
J. d. AIKEN & CO., Agent1
south Atlantic Wharf.
N. B.-No extra charge for Meals and Stasorooms.
November ~
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March % 10 stuth10 Treasurer g..

a OFFICE CHARLES TON GASLIaHT
COMPANY, CHARLESTON, s. G., MARCH "a,
1884 DIVIDEND OF FIFTY GENTS PER
sHARE on the Capital Stock OF this Company hav'
Ing been declared by the Directors the same Will be
paid on and after MONDAY, 9Th pro1imo.
The BOOKS OF TRANSFER will be closed from
this date TO 9Th proIimo. W. j. HEhio1'
March "a Secretary aud Treasurer.
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PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP OOHPYsu
IHRoUeH Llh,. 10 ..c. lI
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN,
CHANGE OF SAILING, DAYSi II
STEAMERS OF TEE AB0VH
>TSSSfs9 line leave Pier No. ~, North RtvSr,
LTESTE36o- foot Of Cansl.street. New Yofk, at
..rss4 IL o'clock noon, Of the LIST, llth and
21st of every month yeIcept when these dates fhl
On Sunday, then the Saturday preccding. ~
Departure OF 1st and llst connect at Panama win
steamers for south Pacific and Central American
ports. Those OF Let touch at Eapsanillo. 20
Departure of l1th OF each month connects Win
the new steam line from Panama to Australia aud
New Zealand.
and Japan May 4. 1868.
No CaiItornIa steamers touch at Havana, but 10
direct from Nev York 10 Aapinwall -,
One hundred pounds baggage tree to each sduh.
Medicine aud attendance free. =.
For Passage Tickets or further Information alnH
at tine CoMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the wh&tt
foot OF Caual-street, North River New York.
March u lyf F. K. BABY, A9enkG
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CHANGYs OF SCHEDULE.
INLAND RoUIE-ONLY TWO AND A HALF
HoURS AT SEA. ..cf
THRoUGR TICKETS TO FLORIDA. q
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH sTRAH PACK1T
LINE, "
--~l TIE STEAMER PILOT BOY, GAP.
ssesssas=-E,s TAIN FEnN Pgog. Will leave Accom-
modahon Wharf every MONDAY and FRIDAY AoaS'
ING, at o'clock, touching al Beaufort only;
returning leave >avannah TUESDAY and SATURDAY
at O'Clock A. NJ, making the trip ia eleven honrs.
The steamer FANNIE, .aptaiA aoAIR viii leave
Charleston e.ery THURSDAY DonNNa at O'Clock
touching at tdisto, Ghisolm's LANDING apd Hilton
urad; returri- leave Savannah every Friday, atA
o'clock P NJ. tuuch'ug at the above lanJtuSs
Will touch at Dluffton on the second THURSDAY II
every mouth, going aud le urEing.
Joan FERGUSON,
March I8 Accomm odsuon Hhark
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GENERAL LoNasTREEr's NOMINATION CONFIRMED
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vestrymen-Dr. A. NJ. Foster, DR.. W. r.
Prior. DR.. r. G. White, B. q. Wilson, j.
Ford, J. F. Pyatt Wardens-Dr. Thomas
Bailoy. s. T, Atkinson.
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RESPECTFULLY SoLIcI1s BUSINESS IN AID.
JUSTINd ACCOUNTS ot Merchants and others.
and in wRITlNi Up AND pOsrTNG their BouKS
either In part or whole, g.. January 9
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rro.ci ArriruleDcrc.nhor rl.aza 70.
nnIhEI.psl.0N IlnrcI.

uithELRSrCN iior.T-
John l.. Smitlmcycr, Savannah; G. n. Cal
iahan, u. 8. A.: Thomas Emerson, l,nston; j. H.
'cdino and lady. New York: a. nuisi rhiludcl
phia; Bliss Mary Prank. Eca York; j. c. Iiol.
brook. Boston; George A. Iluyt. New York; u. G
iai!ey, Bos;ot; 7. a. Sistruua. OrAn1churk: l.
man Dyke, I'oston. !. ". Camille ana son. Flor.
cnce; T.. I. Rortonn, Il lady, pns;on:E L. s. Phiuny.
New rnrs; X. whitman. Eosina: n Gninmnna,
Colulnba; A. ohswniht, ID. Bnsrman. Hcw York:
q. H. Battrlle, Savannah; :. Scnmcy. Ohio; D. Il.
Mandcl. New York; }. L. Goinr. Cinclnnau; II.
Stcphena, Live Oak; Charles ". SCIdder H. H.
Srni!cr. BOSTON: ]. g. Gravca Fort Henry, Fla.
q. II. Alien, New York; ban. Callahan. Savannah:
j. w. Seabrook. South Carolina; q. Fell Moun,
Pleasant; W. Levy, Anguish; s. A. Pierce, Colun,.
hi;i; a. Nd. Wicr. New Orleans; T.. r. Entls, Column.
hia; Mrs y. w. l'icEens ami servant, .:dccficlh:
T. Douglass. Augusta: ". German, Columbia; C..
Nuh Hilton Head; T.. Holmes, Jr.. Branchvillc;
w. honLfor'. Mrs. w. montfogt, Gsorgetnwn; J. c.
i'ilell Augusta; Il. II. Ferris. New York; w. J.
Crosswei south Carolina; J. G. Fl;apn;rck, Ecw
York.; J. Smith, Nashville; q. BELL, Mrs A. Eel.
Miss kate Fell, a. +. Bell. NunIn. N. Y;A. Weld.
her. Ohio; L. L. LiYlngs,o oil. New York; ". II. Rar.
ron, Nashville; l.. r. bronson, williamsburg; Jno.
Nid2ley. baltimore; H. II. Le,iwlcS, steamer Sara.
g0ssA; A. McBee, Grctnvilie.
rAvIf.I0E noTEL
XIX Robinson, 0ranGeburg; n. A. Nayd Fam.
nerg; John Ne,ties. J. W. Edwards, Williamsburg:
K j. Dobblh, Brooklyn; l.. A. Bigger, Manning:
j. B. Rzeli. w. j. Purse, q. Johnston, Columbia;
VI. II. Kyler. Samuel II. Rogers and wife, Ars @.
Travis fiTe children and nurse, II. nogers, J. II.
Suggeti, Il. Peterson, New York: q. Hashburn.
Pom Pom; E. W. Browning, Jumcs Island; A. J.
ilatewanser. ChappeI's. y. c.; James Allen, II. NJ.
Gilbert. Florence; y. Il. IIaokney, Winchester.
Va; J. Gorhaul, Savannah.
KILLS HOUSE,
W. ". Campaen, Columbia: ]. z. Roberts, Nav
York; @. II. Davis. Chattanooga; r. W. Hill, Al.
toona Gn; }. G. hn>nn, Montreal; +. q. Baioclto,
Hartford; A. Is. Eiitie und wife. Boston: J. G.
ahncmaSer, wife, two children and servant, New
York; Henry STANDARD, DetroIr; Samuel r. stiles
and lady, Cape May, Now Yorx: Hiss J. wilson.
Miss T. Wilson, Miss Fila Wilson, @. H. Wilson.
Ne" York; s. Mcbride. Patterson, N. j.: Thorn ,s
hcAvoy, Providence; q. Setback, Augusta s. q
Harris, Renufort; Mra. w. w. Samson Colun,bu: ::
J. Fulton, Washington; T. W. Ferguson, Clas
gov; A. II. t'acSeit. New York; j. ID. iIorsey.
Steamship Falcon: s. II. Owens His. Nellie Owens
and servant. Miss Sallic Perry, g. +. harahlli, A..
Brerard, Florida; R"bert Young, George Johnson.
Georgia; r. II. Hall. Florida; Edward Chitlenden.
hr. Westrcld. Mis- Westneld. New York.
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DUBIdC SALE IN FLORENCE.
}. u: JARR0T1. EXECUTOR. vs.. ED. CHARLKs
EVAN J. LIDE. AMI iTf;Encn' Gciihn'
BILL. 10 MARSHAL. ASSETS
INJUNCTION ACCOUNT
AMI RELIEF

lurarant to IN order OF his Honor Judge + M
Isutiind In The above atatrd cause to me di-
rected VIII sell OIL the THIRD MONDAY or
thGreafrer, ~S
Al tho Heal and Personal Estate Described, IN
Of the following LOTS or LAND, viz:
Eighty mine tSal LOTS fronting OH Evans. Che.
wa, W. DaTgan. Railroad and Now streets in the
tract OF Land In darlington Comfy, adjoining
rue Inwm or Florence. containing 0,9 acres, more
nr less, known ~ the Cnsaok Plantation
tract NJ Land tn DARLINGTON tnmniy on tho
rnn'Ic l'nAt lending frnm Plc.elce 10 Mars Finn
'hcat finIchcrC containing three hundred and
'9hty three acres more or ioss, known MS tI,o
Bnsfy lltll" Plantation, divided into five rs,
.epnrafc tracts Of from thIriy.siX 10 one hundred
Tract OF Land In darlington County cont,,n;,,
TWO hundred unl sixty.iwo acres. more or less
lr'ns , on bnth sides If the Wilmington and Man.
cncc known as'the :. Coopprn Piunia,ion
Tract OF Land In Marion County. on the Pub,ia
hhd iradiIig from Florence to hfars Hun fonr
and ten acres. more or lesa. known as tSa
:" hnne" or Middle" Plantation, helnr The Plan.
fa;ion ON which the laio Dr Jancs ri. Iarrott
hEu pninahle az cniton ami corn Plantation
Hudson" aud ''shel,s" Plantations. ADJOINING
rom bnr he's Ferry. on riie Great Peedce River
el.ht miles from Mars Bluff Bapof. on the WA.
mis s'Sa from ahn Hnaa mnnG1esrr n Railroad md eight
u.s. G'I'oa', on me public rO ID leading from Rrine
nam nam 70 mnrcnea Ferry. inieraectng the George.
slxtytwa acres. more or iess nn,i a,ibdivided
nio thirty,two tracts from fftv 10 ~iehty acres
eacn. Az have cleared and timber lands except
Roads. A' "eo' S9'o"1
"t,roshyn Place. In Marion Comfy. o,a.sIninp
,nree hmndreM ana fifty acres, more or lea. ad.
lninlhG the 'IiudSOn" and "Shlcld az 1'rnct Ns
cleared lAnd-vaiuailc for Tur lenIine Psr;p.
DaslS' Tract. In Marion Comfy. eontajnino
hInrty acres, more or lesa, adjoining the .,Ji.S
son" and ''ShIeid'a" Tracts. Small nortions
cleared ami In cultivation. N"
frrma-Dnc.fhird cash: the balance m A credit
W on" ana twn Years: purchasers To give hnnd
wilh interest from day Of sale, payable annunljy
secured Nv q mortgage Of. the prrmIsrs ami *
-tamna. w r rJiap &c o"uo
doll smi n ~ annG"o
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-13

'rsu HOLIDAY TEADi:.--As Il general r,llc,
the most extensive and ,neral buyers OF holiday
seo.la 10 not pnt oir their purchases until tho
atocts havc become low aud ohc crowd SO great
eaat they are unable omakc satisfactory sc,ce-
sens. Indeed, as We happen TO know, some OF
hc mos: desirable customers In that branch oI
trade are already on the lookout for aotaen;.S
engage in it--and which OF them docs moi p
should therefore announce tl,cir attractions with
eat delay, II they Wish to reap an carly harvest
We need hardly add what they already know
ways q rcacx OF She business OF rnc city, ore con
suited now more than ever by those desiring bar
gains In my branch Of trade.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-13
by u. Il. OAkES.
ENY PARTE WM SHEPHERD, TNHB]
IL JOSEPH fURCRLl.. EANiIRUPr.

pursuant to The order Of his Honor Judge HIRAM.
tlatcd nth November, 1858. Will be soi nt nul.
on FRIDAY, l7ih instant,
An Tint TRACT or LAND, sitnnte, lying and
nehg on Inc north side or thc public rn:d leading
rom ChArleston u, the Ashley River Perry In the
Inrsh OF ST Andrew, In tile State iruresaili CON
talnlIg f51 acres: and al3H, II small TRA ACT or
LAND ON the northern boundary oi the above
tract, aud Incorporated with IL az ono tract :
bounding north and east On Lands now or late 0i
= Howard, south OH Dorcheafer Road west On
west OH Land now or kate or Rev. T.. O'NcNn
The abave Flrn lies on the dorchester Roai n
shurt distance abnvs the Fork. about seven In ic@
J.. q. hictci surveyor, my TIC scen ut my Onicc
Cohn tons-tne-Liilri cAsh: balance Ia one and
Two yenra Will Interest at per cent secured
ny oon' OF purchaser nnd mortgage or the pro.
prnperty 10 cnntain power IF sale In ease ef non
payment Purchaser tO pay for papers and
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