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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-26
A. C. McGILLIYRAY.
TTNDER DECREE EQUITY.
J. LUCAS PEARCE vs. FRANCIS @. PRI0LEAu
AND JULIA DUPRE
Auctioneer.

AND JULIA DUPRE.
VIII be sold ON TUESDAY, the 2d day Of Noye,n.
PCT next, In front OF the Old CustomhoHse, at
All those Sssf LOTS q s. IF 6pFFefaSSes{b aSsb with ~.
mouse anu buildings thereon, situate on the nnriSS
SIDE OF Beach street, In the Town of Mount Piessl
SAM, known by the Nos. 8, and Ia i'm n Man "r
haolaiIs Point, made by Edward 8. White Sur
nneJot, IN January, 18i9, containing in 'front.' on
Deacn street l79 feet, on the back line on White
seIcet IIZ leet, in depth on the eastern line sTT
tb ; anu On the western line SIT feet inches be
LIS; rnS sau dimensions more or less; bounded to the
Mnortn M on White Street, south on Beach street
east on lands iormerly OF Alonzo J. White ami tn
.nc West on lands now or formerly OF IIibbnn r ~
iamu anu james Anderson.
ietms-One-half cash; residue on credit Of one
,m nmu ,Mo yenrs, with Interest from day OF sale
payaDle semt-annually, secured by bond or bonda
oI the purchaser and mortgage Of the premises
soid. Premises to be Insured and policy sssj9n
ed. purchaser to pay for papers and stamps. "
ALSO,
Under Decree In Equity, J. Lucas Pearce va. p.
g. Prioleau, at the same timo and place.
Al that valuable PLANTATION or TRACT OF
LAND, with dwelling house and other outbuiid-
lngs thereon, situate on the drains OF Shaw,s
Creek, in the County OF Barnwell, s.. O. and in
miles OF the salubrlous and nourishing Town Of
Aiken, containing 480 acres, more or less; bound
ed north, northwest and west by lands al Eugene
Durbcc and @. Is. Lythgoe, on the east and north-
east by land OF Edward Arthur, on the southeast
by lands OF John Arthur and r. Follin, and on
the south on lands OF Rebecca Woodward.
Terms-One-hnlf cash; balance on a credit or
gage interest payable seml-annually. Purchaser
10 pay Tor papers and stamps. .
E. W. n. MAoKEY, g
OctlI tu+ g &C.
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BY HOLMES & MACBETH,
Auctfoneers.
VALUABLE PLANTATION

VALUABLE PLANTATION.
BY virtue Of an Order Of sale. to me directed by
ste,aS e aoni Gso = Bryan, Judge OF the United
carolina ! Will offer for sale, Mt Public Auction
~ the Old Postoffice, foot OF Broad street. on
THURSDAY, November .4th, 1869, at IL O'Clock
"a Az those THREE PLANTATIONS OR TRACTS
o IO, situate In st. Georges Parrish District
OF Coneton, and State OF South Carolina com.
prsing oil that Plantation or Tract OF Land. mea.
suring and containing eighteen hundred ana
known as the "Indian Fields Mill pianfation \,
r putting ana bounding to the north on land now
Sn or iate OF Major David Gavin, to tho south on
land now or lately claimed by william utsey, TO
t Inc east on land now or late OF Colonel John
now or lately claimed by William Utsey. and to
IN, sne west on land now or late OF the Estate Of
and unGmaa fndJ HJ5d and land formerly part CT the
tnereirom to John l. Duer and william Utsey,
anu oy the said William Utsey to Major David
:; Az that PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND ad.
Joining the above on the east, measuring and
containing seven hundred and thirty.fous tassl @
or H Of TO- hs nerh % On
SCUM 80 nm On Land now or late OF Christian Rumph,
late late OF Colonel John Rumph and the Indian Field I'D
hill Plantation above described.
All that TRACT OF PINE LAND. measur,no and
containing forty t4ol acres; butting and bound.
ing on ~ sides by Land claimed by VIM Utsey
MlPlantatlon. ' A fte'u'
The The above three Tracts Of Land will de sold as
whole, and comprise in ALL twenty air hundred
l26oo) acres, a portion OF which Is cleared nn(i
tlmbered. e"'HS
! Terms-0nethlrd cash; balance In two enual
successive annual instruments, secured by bond
OF OF oonds OF purchaser, with interest at the rate
l,Io.
and q mortgage or the premises. Pnrchaser 4,
pay for papers and stamps. - : -
LOUIS McLAIE
o,,,. ,,..;,, Assignee Of Wharton & Petsch.
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Hotol ArrivaIs-ostober 40.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.

OHARLEST0N HOTEL.
Il. L. Hope, Baltimore; 8. D. Rose, Philadelphia;
J. N Beach, Liverpool; Il. @. Robinson, Provl.
dence; A. L. Evans, Marion; DR.. o. Henry, Clar.
endon; Sol Haas, Wilmington; Burnett e. Miller,
J. w. summerhaycs, U. s. A.; <. @. Kirkland and
lady, Miss Kirkland, Barnwen; NJ Burgers, Allan.
ta; J. J. Flanagan, Il. g. Brown, New York; &. 8.
Holcomb, Savannah.
or PAVILION HOTEL. g
Peter W. Brown, Thomas A. Beard, New York;
O. Coggeshail, Florence; L. whiteraan, Sumter;
J. A. Porlier, New York; 81. D. Holman, N. L.
Jones, Graham's Cross Roads; George o. Smith,
August Carlan, South Carolina; E. W. Ferris,
o. II. Pettingill Cheraw; L. E. watford, Darling.
ton; E. II. Gasque, HyamsvIlle; Joseph Roshhau
and wife, Miss Roshhau. New York; Mrs. n. s..
Gibbs, Leesviile; J. L. Hymann, HinesvilIe; wm.
Rice, L. l.. Rice, Barnwell.
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Auction Sale. This Day.

Riecke d Schachte will sell at quarter to 10
O'Clock, at their store, vcndue Range, bacon beef
&c.
r. h Marshall & Brother will sell at II o'clock,
at the old Postofice valuable real estate.
Henry Cobia Co. viii sell at half-past 9o'clock,
at their store, hams, lard, &C.
Knox, Daily & Go. will sell at 10 O'Clock, at
their store, furniture Of a family.
Miles Drake will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his store,
boots, shoes, &c.
John @. Milnor 4 Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock, at
their store, carpets. dry goods, &c.
Leitch Bruins will sell at IL o'clock, at the
old Postoffice, Savannah and Charleston Railroad
stock. S'tt, :,
Laurey d Alexander will sell at 10 O'Clock, at
their store, pig hams, shoulders, &c. =
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"T.osr IN LONDON" drew q select and apprecla.
tive, though not q very full house at the Theatre
last night. The play was very we'll acted; indeed
we never saw the company appear to better ad-
vantage Miss Raymond made capital Tiuy
Dragglethorpe, and Miss LeycrIng, as the,pas-
sionate Nelly Armroyd. achieved a decided sue.
cess. For tonight, LucretIa Borgla Is announced,
with repetition Of the farce "Bowled Out"
which provoked such screams OF nerriment last
evening.
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Will be sold on TUESDAY, the eth day OF Noyem
IL O'Clock A. H., precisely = ''>'N'' -
a., All that LOT OF LAND, with the buildings
Charleston, g. c.; butting north on Lands OF Ro-
pert tmehouse. south on Lands hereinafter men
Lioned, east on Church street, west on Lands OF
street "a feet, and In depth $50 feet more or Iess
An tina. LOT OF LAAb AIse aa,o,,,. ~. ,.,,. 80, -
the south, measuring. front, on Church street ar
feet Inches, onthe rear line % feet inbiies on
feet inches, more or less; buttinQ north On
Lands herein described, west ON Lands or Manf-c
gault, south on ST. Philips Church yard east on
Church street. - ~ -. -
Terms -One-third cash; balance on credit OF
payable semf-annuaiy secured by bond or bonds
OF the purchaser and mortgage OF the premises
PREMISES to be insured and policy assigned. 'i :
octl9 tu2nov9 iH E!Wl N. MACKEY s.. o. O.
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LADIES BENEVOLENT SoCIErY.-The annual
meeting of this society was held at tho Orphan.
house, at IL N. yesterday. After the reading OF
tue annual reports, the following officers were
elected:
Miss r. @. Holmes. Superintendent; Mrs. F. ].
Porcner, Junior superintendent; Miss F. N.
Blamyer, Secretary and Treasurer.
Visiting Committee.-Ward No. /, Mrs. J. Snow.
dea; Ward No. Q, Mrs. D. Lesesne; Ward No. 3,
MISS s. J. Wilson; Ward No. !, Mrs. II. lust
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Glotbimg amo surmisbims GOODS.

Qlotbins ann .Smrnisbins GOODS.
ITO THE CITIZENS OF CHARLESTON.
MACULLAR,
WILLIAMS Sc
PARKER,
AT No. 2e7 KING STREET,
Have in store large stock Of FINE CLOTHING.
al OF thoir own manufacture. They are offering
all Wool Cheviot Suits at s12 worth s2o Coats
and Sacks at $40, worth $I6 to $40. Pantaloons
ss tosa. Vests 81, 81 and 80. Shirts 81. Tn.
der-shirts and Drawers at 81 each. Hosiery,
Gloves, Ties, Collars. do.. &C., an at extremely
low prices. Their old customers, and all who wtsh
good goods, are Invited to examine their stock at
No. 2s7 KING STREET.
sroRH FORMERLY. OCCUPIED By A,pupp coHss.
oct5 tuths1mo .Gt '-tIN 80, .'Nl,' ~>'>'' ~
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A. C. MeGILLIyRAY,
Under DECREE IN EQUITY.
THE RELIEF LOAN ASSOCIATION VS.. PETIT.
Aucttoncer,

Will he sold on TUESDAY, the 9th tiay or Noven,-
Der next, In front Of the Old Customhouse iu
Charleston, at II O'Clock A. N. precisely,
on, situate on the east side OF King street known
ny the Nos. 4e! 4ee and 4es north or John street;
SO feet Inches, about the same on back line ami
IN depth 100 feet. Bounding north ON Lands for
merry OF J. H. kalb, now Of ANIME; east by Lands
on Lands formerly OF C. T. Mitchell and Dunn.
now OF =. A. Mcbride, and west on King street
Terms-0ne-thrd cash; balance ON credit of
one and two years, to be secured by bond bear
ing interest at the rate OF per cent per annum.
premises. Buildlngs to be insured and policy as
signed. Purchasers to pay all taxes and for
oct19 su4 n n
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BY w. Y. LEITCH & r. s. Drums.
VALUABLE PLANTATION AT AUG
TION.

NY virtue OF IN order OF sale to me directed y tho
non, non, GeorgcS Bryan, Judge OF the United States
| VIII offer for sale, at public auction. on
THURSDAY, November 11th, 1869, at the Old
postoffice, foot OF Broad-street,
All that PLANTATION or TRACT OFLAND Iono
known as "Racoon Island" situate living and
0elng IN ~ Johns Parish CoI'eton District, ada.
nected Herewith; butting and bountiing north IN
Lands OF Major W. s. Murray, formerly OF VIM.
Aeggett: and the South Edisto River and east on
ana me South Edisto River, and west on the South
TernsIone,ha cash; balance in one year, Be-
nteIest anu mortgage OF the lIemIses Pur.
chasner TO pay for papers and stamps
LOUIS MCLAIN
octlS tuthl8 Assignee E. w. Seabrook
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THR MAN WHO KICKED Down BARRIcApEs PUT
OUT OF THE CUsroMHorsE.-Al Alderman David Bar.
row, whose principal amusement of late seemed
to be pouring red-hot whiskey down his throat,
kicking down barrlcades, trying to collect duties
where he had no authority to do so, and making
q fool OF himself on the street and in the Council
Chamber, has been discharged from the Custom:
mouse, where he held the ofics Of appraiser. 40.
cordlng 70 general report he made very good
appraiser, excepting when drunk, which was the
case too frequently for the good OF himself or OF
the United States Government
Alderman M. II. Collins has been appointed in
Barrow's place.
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wRrrs RErURNBD-During the period from the
OF May a1st to the 23d Of October three hundred
and thirty wrts were lodged In the once
OF the Sheriff OF the county for the November
term Of tho State Court. The aggregate amount
OF actual debts and damages involved in these
wrlts Is $2lO,76I o.
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SUITS AGAINST THE CrTY.-Mr. william g. Mikel
late Clerk OF the City Court, Peter c. Query, City
Sherin, W. N. Hughes. Assessor, c. P. Frazer, AS
sistant Assessor, have commenced suits In Us.
sumpsit against the clty-Mr. Mlken platink his
damages at 500, the rest placing theirias $1,000.
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ONE OF DICKENS or scott's Works Is present
ed to every annual subscriber to the XIX Cen
tury. oetn
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REAovAL-Messrs. Rlecke Schachte have re-.
moved their auction and commission business TO
Fendue Range. The large business which this
hrm have acquired by enterprise and fair dealing
will follow them to the new place, and doubtless
the business will speedily be largely increased.
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MR. H. II. WILLIAMS has opened large and
elegant assortment OF hats and caps, at No. s4s
King street, opposite the Big Boot. Give him q
CALL and you will nd the latest styles at the most
reasonable rates.
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.. ONE ournR hne initial note paper and twenty
hve envelopes to match, for forty cents, at G. G
Fighters, No. le1 King street.
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EARL DRRBY.-The nag OF the British Consul
and the iags on the British vessels In port were
displayed at half mast yesterday as o mark Of
respect to the memory of the late Earl Derby.
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/. SALE OF REAL EsrArE-Messrs. r. N. Marshall
Dc Brother will o1er for sale to-day valuable pro-
perty, both in the city and country. Read their
advertisement.
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ANOTHER SrRIKE.-The journeymen painters
struck for higher wages yesterday. We learn
that they demand So 80 per day. The strikers
have been very orderly.
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Auction Sales.--future paps.
A. G. MeGILLIvRAY,
Auctionccr.
TTNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
LOUIS +. KOESTER w. wM. p. KNOX LIT =,

VIII be sold on TUESDAY. the 2d ,lay OF Noyem.
Der, A. D. 1859, In front OF the Old Ciistomhonse
at II O'Clock A. NJ, precisely
nn lpr Ua nnson street and Motifs Lane CONTAINING
the r"ap ~ SreGt rect In front, and Motifs Lane in
10 I'm Motls Lane, i2s feet; bounded north on an
a lame wnleh snsf runs from Anson street to Motifs
Of p co,i,neo on motts Lane; south partly on lands
VANS With a., nnd NV wfs and to the on Hnson street
WIZ Tnr tue pwelling and buildings thereon. S'''
ierms-One.third cash; residue in four oc,.,
annual instruments with interest from aey af
sale, payable semiannually, secured by bonds or
the purchaser and mortgage OF the nreT,oo ,, VI
Buildings to be insured aud policy assI0neJ ""'N'
oct5 tu4 3D. v.
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BUsrNEss xor rrcEs.

FINE ASSORTMENT or PHOTOGRAPHS, impe.
rial cards and frames, at C. @. Fighters, No. 1el
King street.
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The BILL-STIckINd WAR.--THR News has
several times alluded tStthe cases OF Collins &
Morse vs. Skin & Gaylord and Skin 4 GAYLORD va
Collins & Horse, each sueing the other for injur-
ing and obscuring one another's placards posted
upon the fence opposite the Charleston Hotel, the
damages OF each party being estimated at $780,
Az 10 O'Clock yesterday morning, the case of Skin
Gaylord vs. Collins Morse was heard before
Magistrate Schroeder, who reserved his decision.
At O'Clock the case OF Collins & Morse va. skin
Gaylord was heard before Magistrate Macfey,
who also reserved his decision. Messrs Duryea
Cohen appeared as counsel for Skin & Gaylord.
and Mr.. John A. Moroso for Aessrs. oppIns q
Morse.
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THE CHEAPEST YEr.-THE NEWS Job ONCE Ia
now printing bll-heads In the best style and on
fine paper, at 81 so per thousand Merchants, think
OF itf
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THs FLOUR INsrEcrossHIP.TYe NJ.
Caulheld, the Flour Inspector. according to the
henef OF the members Of the City Council, was
arraigned before Magistrate Dpsle to answer the
charges preferred against hira by Mr.. John n.
Avertll and Mr. Caleb N. AverIli. The frat charge
WAS for erasing and dofacing the brands placed
upon sixty-hve barrels OF hour Inspected ana
marked for Bollmann Brothers by ON. ,AverIll
Flour Inspector. And upon this charge he was re.
quired to give $3soo security to answer before the
State Court. The second charge was for attemp-
ing to oprevent G. N. Averill from exercising the
duties Of the office OF Flour Inspector For this
he was required to give 800 security for bis ap.
pesrance for trial before the same court
The charge against Magistrate Morrison will
probably be heard to-day. -
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PERsoNAL--Judge r. B. Carpenter was In the
city yesterday.
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TERRIBLE RAILROAD AooIDHNr.-.Yes
street car ran, over and killed dog near Ann
street.
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MBssRs. MULLER, NrMrrz g. Co., advertise for sale
aarge and varied stock Of first class groceries. See
advertisement.
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NEW YORK Herald, Times, Tribune and World,
i've cents per copy, at G. c. Fighters, No. 1el
King street.
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By r. N. MARSHALL s. BRO,
RRICK RESIDENCE, TRADD STREET
- NEAR MEETTEG

IL NEAR MEETING.
THIS DAY, 2eth instant, at IL O'Clock. will he
~ s0id az the Old Postoflce, Broad street,
me b.lck TENEMENT, No. 88 Tradd street
second door from Meeting, containing SQUARE
rIS,a looms ana basement with outsuldngs, gas and
and stamps. ~ apr,pps
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THE 0UsTED City OFFICERs.-It will b. Icnem-
bered that Chief Justice Moses recently ordered p
J.Coogan, III. @. Camplln, colored, George Addison
and III. Caulned, who held tue oiflces respectively
OF Assessor, Assistant Assessor, City Sheriff and
Flour Inspector, to vacate them, and to have no.
thing to do with the duties OF the offices, books
papers, &C., on pnin OF contempt OF court; also
that when these onicers did meddle with the
said books, papers and duties OF said ofices,
either as officers pro tem., OF While the offces
were differently styled, the counsel for Messrs
W. N. Hughes. Assessor, G. P. Frazer, Assistant
Assessor, Pc. Query, City Sherin, and c. N.
Ayerlll Flour Inspector, notified the ousted on
clals, who, acting under instructions OF Council.
were meddling with said offlces, that on the 2oth
G.. this month Chief Justlce Noses at Sumter,
would be requested to grant a rule to make them
show cause why they should not be attached for
contempt OF court In mot complying with the
order OF court.
On the Goth, the counsel for neither. side an.
peared before Chief Justice Moses. The counsel
for Messrs. Hughes ct al. sent the necessary
documents BY mail. p. ]. Coogan, NJ. @. Camp
lin, colored Geo. Addison and II. Caulfield sent
aitidavits, asserting that they had not shown CON
tempt OF court, nor would they do 80 for anything
On the 2ist, Chief Justice Moses Issued an order
to have hearing OF the cases on the 2sth of this
month. The following ls copy OF the order:
The State ex relationc the Attorney General va.
P.J. Coogan, Tor N. G.. Oampln colored, or
Geo. Addison, or M. Caulaeld, as the case might
A motion for o rule in the said matter having
been resisted by the affidavit OF the respondent,
no counsel appearing on either side on the day
liked, and no written arguments submitted, 1t Is
ordered that the said motion stand for q hearing
at 10 O'Clock.
1t is ordered that the atiidaylt OF the respon-
dent be filed with the Clerk OF the Court OF
charleston County, and that the said Clerk do
forthwith cause copy thereof and of this order
70 be served on VIM. N. Hughes, for @. p. Frazer
or r G. Query, or G. N. Averili as the case might
pc. and furnish me with copy Of the affdavit
Dy tne 2sth instant F. ]. MOSES.
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BY MILES DRAKE.
CPECTAL SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES
~ FOR ACCOUNT OF MANUFACTURERS.

SfECIALSALEO OF BOOTS AND SHOES.
~ FOR ACCOUNT OF MANUFACTURERS.
THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, I will sell at nv
Store, corner OF King and Liberty streets.
one hundred cases BOOTS AND SHOES, Just re-
sSina mrget is ,n arom manudacturers BY steam
CONSISTING OF: r. III. r.f-
gases Mems Calf, Kip and Grain BOOTS
Cases Mems Calf Creole Congress
Cases Mems Calf and Kip Brogans and Balmoras
Cases Boys Calf and Bun Balmorals and Con
greSs A
Cases Ladies', Serge, Congress md Polish Boots
Cases Ladies' Kid and Morocco Bootees
eases W9mens Goat and Bun Bootees, s to o, 9 to
Cases Ghiidfsn's Goat, Copper Toe, Balmorals 8
cartoons Misses and ohildren's Congress and
Z, 90 cases, $50 dozen, Mems and Boyis Anime,
Italian, Broadway Young America and Planters
feIt and wool HATS, assorted colors. ~.
Terms cash. Sale positive. oct28
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CITY A FF A IRIS
Meetings This Day.

Htna Fire Company, at halfpast I p. n.
Hopo Fire Company, at7P.M.
Longshoremen's Union, at p. NJ.
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A MODEL EsrABLIsuMENr.-w invite the atten-
ton or the friends OF TIE NEWS In the city and
throughout the State to the excellent facilities
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OF all kinds OF Book and Job Printing. Fully pro-
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and papers OF all qualities THE NEWS Job Ofice is
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BY r. M. MARSHALL & BRO. !

ENARM AND DWELLING NEAR ST.
l. STEPHENS DEPOT.
THIS DAY, 26th Instant. at IL O'Clock will be
isI acres OF LAND, two and O hnlf miles from
St stephens Depot, Northeastern Railroad. and
tnirty miles from Charleston; 100 acres cleared
balance well wooded. On the place are a Owen.
orchard. ~ "'
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay US for papers
and stamps. actpS
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Tue CATHOLIC PARoourAL SCHOOL was opened
yesterday with eighty pupils. nf} p