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In the District Court Of the
UNrrED STATES, fer South Carolina. No
yembrr Term, 1860. In 'lIc matter Of JYhn
Petition for Full and Fimal Discharge IN Bank
ruptcy.
oEpERED. Ina, II hearing hr had on the
Is Ii day of January, a. d., 1870, NJ Federal
Court House in Charleston, :. O.; and that
all Creditors. Ac., Of Snid Bankrupt npncnr at
said time an1 place. and show cnlSr, IL any
they can, why tho prayer Of the Petitioner
should not he granird. And Tint the 81 nnd
81 mecIing OF Creditors OF said Bankrupt will
be held ut the office of e. g. jaeger. Esq,
Register of 81 Congressional Distric', S q ,
on The 9Th day OF january, \. D., 1870, Mt
12 NJ.
by Order Of the Cnurt. the 9th day Of Dec. ;,
y. ID 1860. DANIEL. IIOkLBECK,
Clerk Of tho District Court OF the u. S.
Dec. Is, dJ-3t, For South Carolina.
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In tho District Court of the
United States, for the Dis
trict Of South Carolina.
IL il Il f:;;{; TS?$SES$' S.sE!SS;'. t; Bankruptcy.
Pursuant 70 an order OF said Court, to me dis
SGo, ! viii sell Mt Public Auction, to the highcs |
bidder, at Newbcrry {. II on Snle.,luy IN Jan.
Tary Gi ";u E"Xt, 3, ,j%"%nryA Ri 1872 the following
lst. One tract Of Land known
as the "Gary Place." containing
Three Hundred 5000 Acres, more
or less, i'll the County Of Ncwbcrry,
And adjoining lands of Henry Henson, Mrs. Sa>
lah Gary, jacob Surmeis ana others.
I'd. One tract Of Land known
as erich lIill", containing Thir-
teen Hundred (1300) Acres, more
or less, in the County of Ncwbcrry,
Aud ndjoinrg lands Of Ches.ey Davis, Wil,iam
aud others. This tract will be divided irthought
best aud plats exhibited OH day OF Sale
81. One tract of Land known as
the "Spcuk1 Place., containing
Two Hundred and Eighty (2S0)
Acres, more or less, lying in the
County of Ncwbcrry,
And bounded by lauds Of Henry Henson. Mrs
SarRll Gnry ard the tract Of lahd kncwn ps t:c
"Gnrv Placer :.
All these ln,.ds nrc within ten 10 miles O
Sewbrrry e.. II. Hs
Terms -"One third cash; the hnlance OIL n cred
| it OF twelve months with interest from dny oi
Rale-thc credit portion 10 be secured by bond
and mortgage Of the premises" ru, ,ch.sc RS to
pay FOR stamps aud papers
Sa !c TO commence ut l2 c'ock. NJ
]. i. JOHNSTON, L. s. Mar.hnl.
| \; u. PIFEH, Dep. L. ). VI :, uni Dep Mess. In
! Bankruptcy. Dec l5, 40 g.
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School Notice.

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In the Court of Probate
Ncwbcrry.
Eliza II. Stewart vs.. James Stow
art, ct al.

Petition Tor Dover.
1t appearing 10 my satisfaction tIrhtJnmcs
Stewart anu the h. irs Mt law Of John Stew.
nrt deceased, parties defendant TO this pr
tilion, arc absent beyond the limits Of this
State. On motion Of Mrssrs. Fair, Popc &
Pope, PINS Sol'rS, it is ordered that they
do plead. answer or drmur TO the petition
filed in this ease within forty days from thi:
date, Or the same viii hc taken pro. con
fcsso against them.
JOHN T. PETERSON,
Dec. s iS Ct. JPN a.
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In T0NitN-Nerb..,ru
Land Sale.

will sell on the Isl Monday in Jannnry,
all the real estate nr Jane Richie, deed,
b, ing 23n acres. moro or less, i,onIded hy
l"n,lS Of Dr. II. j, C!n,k, Dn,i Sigh, Mrs.
SNitcnburr, and j. W Rhol
Terms cash The above mny be treat I'd
Tor az private sale.
Dee l5 iN 3,s l.. VI SPEARS, Tsn.
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In the District Court Of the
UNITED STATES, for South Carolina.
Oct. Term, 1869. IN the matter of Charlton
II. Sondlcy, Of Newlcrry Co.-Bankrupt.
Petition for Full and Final discharge in
Bankruptcy.
Ordered that hearing be had on the 3D.
day Of Jan. a. d. 1870, at Fcdcrul Court
IIoasc IN Charleston, S. c.; and that nh
Creditors, &C.. Of snih bankrupt appear ut
snid time and pIace. and show cause, If any
they can. why tic prayer OF tho Petitioner
should not be granted.
BY order Of The Court, the Goth day of
Nov, 1869.
DANIEL HORLDECK,
Clerk District Court u, s.,
For South Carolina.
Dec, 8 10 3t.
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To Planters.

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In the Probate Court-Ncw.

DCII y
ct nj. Petition for Partition of Tho Rcni
Estate Of Marshall Livingston, deed.
1t appearing TO my satisfaction that Mar,
tin Livingston aud The children Of Samuel
Livingston, decd, parties defendant IN this
cnse. are absent from and without tho limits
Of this State. On motion Of Mcssrs Jones
& Jones, Petitioners Attorneys. 1t is ordered
that said absent defendants do piead, an
swcr or demur TO the petition filed in this
case within forty days frem the publication
hereof. or the same will be taken pro confcs-
so against them.
JOHN r. PETERSON, J.p. NO.
November 0, 1860, 15 CT
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NOTICE.

viii rent TO The highest bidder on sufc
day In Jannnry next, tracts No. 2 and s ol
tho real cstatc Of j. N. Sean, DECEASED, fo,
tho year 1870. W. G. ABRAMS,
Dec Is, 40--3t Admir-.
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Shoes, Shoes.

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cherry in packing delegates TO county convention Such
man isa collector of delegates" and ought TO be
II The Postmaster General has issued any orders permit
spelled orders TO village Postmaster 70 defeat Re
time the people were esy informe5 az n6S Is S lgn
Ihaddeus Stevens charged the floor of Congress-
removing from Once because they dHered with the
q on 9%SsstonS % ms Oh pocy HOW much more IS
TO use his official power to strike down true whose only
deity to freedom aud we're always true the Republican
The people out against this nsolence and tyranny
IN othce II has earned their execraton contempt
and with the help Of the ballot i@becy and "a avSrice @
%Ro the S & Gnt os sna SnS ge % fs Ss to
for the Republican cause We feel the force of the poets
"sHck to thy aim,
The crow.bar only breaks the bulldogs grip.
DrSss down the SSpwins nom monareh t Of the aedsn
side Of that xery clique that seeeced aris
The eager candidate who wants to dress in the purple of
state Senator for three years was he wh;n
their diving My God! Ny God, why hast Thou for
Baskng beneath the smiling skies Of Egypt and gazing
9 SS o TRSTS % sd r % tsnSS
the pEuss Of the century has Written IL 9tnc bazonry
Ii that is sure and sufficient test of greatness and
capacity let US cl9the him in the Senatorial purple again.
As for me, am content in any event.
Intii h9y my s9ys sdS j. done Io9 l, cannot die
honor of justce as there is place rewards
punshments outside OF this life for political parties
let them fear the retrbutve justice that in this
world. Judged by the oficeholders standard, Republ
cansm would soon crumble into decay if not sooner
trampled into the dust by indignant people, but for
tunatey for the great valizng force that maketh
alive in this campaign is the fifteenth amendment.
voted from place in the Senate for the thirteenth
amendment and saved the fourteenth amendment by my
casting vote and living dying in victory in
defeat for the fifteenth amendment and forever
till il becomes Constitution integral
part of the organic law under which live. But, my
friends have already detained too long In other
way can we better show our hdesy to freedom our tah
striking at the empty pretensions of who, without
merit or brains grasp at the We rW
qHer peace.
"My flag is ohite because Y is pure,
Aud not because my soul is weak"
The forces go with the virtues The liberty of ALL limited
by the like liberty of each, is postulae What
in morals is wrong in politics. and stand by the poets
words
'Truth dwes with wisdom: makes the face to shine;
Leafs honor is to God allied:
And oh, in thy trial hour whate'er befall,
Trust her with firm fath-the all in all"
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l. 1t is constructed that oNETHIRD MORE THE
RADIATING SURFACE EXTENDS INTO ROOM, giving
that much more additional heat without extra fuel
g. 1t is the only WARM AIR FIREPLACE HEATER in the
market Like the regular built cellar Heater, it loses
heat but confines it all to its legitimate purposes
The fuel magazine DOUBLE the usual size, extending
from the rebox to the top of the stove, with capacity
for twenty four hours supply of coal.
The patent DOUBLE COVER FOR COAL MAGAZINE con-
the gas escape of into the and
makes impossible for any pufngs explosions to
This is advantage possessed by no other fireplace
stove in the market.
5 There THREE AIR CHAMBERS, wherein brisk cir
culation is kept mp, drawing the cold air in the room
through heated flues LARGE AIR RESERVOIR,
at the back of the stove
g. No side-pipes used the air is heated in RE
sFRvoIR HAVING DOUBLE RADIATING FLUEs AND DOUBLE
BACK, supplying large quantities of hot air. without waste
of heat or fuel.
T. The SUNNYsIDE utilizes the waste heat thoroughly
that we frequently heat adjoining the first,
besides heating the in the second and third stories
g. damper the top of the stove connected with the
hot-air fues, CONTROLS QUANTITY OF HOT AIR RE-
ROOMS All other fireplace stoves very inconvenient
in this respect.
g. The Crate is SELF lfcleaning and DUST ESCAPE
while shaking it,
lO All parts of this stove are made from the very
materials and in the substantial manner, UNDER
THE sUPERINTENDENcE OF THE PATENTEE.
GEORGE p. SHoCH Co.,
No. a33 N. Second street. Philadelphia