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NOMMISSIONER'S SALE.

BY virtue OF decree OF the Court Of Equity Of
the County OF New Hanover OF the State OF
North Carolina in the case Of Morris K. Jesup,
ct al, vs. the Wilmington and Manchester Rail
road Company. ct al, Michael Cronley, C0mmls
sioner, duly appointed by the Court, will sell at
Public Auction, at the door OF the Courthouse,
in Wilmington, in the State of North Carolina,
at IL O'Clock, A. h., on WEDNESDAY, the 5th
day OF January. 1870,
Ali that portion Of the WILMINGTON AND MAN
CHESTER RAILROAD which lies within the'State
Of North Carolina with all the rolling stock, equip
ments, depots, workshops, materials and every
thing thereunto pertaining, together with all the
rights, privileges, franchises and appurtenances,
rs set forth and more particularly described in
the several mortgages mentioned in the pro-
ceedings.
Terms OF sale arc cash.
The bonds OF the said Company, secured by the
three Drst mortgages to wit: The mortgage to
edward Scndford. date'l May /. 1851; the second
mortgage 70 Edward SandIorti, dated March l,
1855, and tie mortgage to George v. Dargan,
dated ~: i2t OF Ag:il. 1855. siall he accepted in
fl:.l Is parj payment according TO tho priority OF
said mortgages: and the bonds o! tic seid Com
pany, SECURED by the mortgage to The said Morris
X. Jcsup, shall hc accepted pro rata Gs part pay
ment in the order of nTi1r & Established in said
mortgage. d. CRONA.. commissioner.
Wilmington Nc aovl6 tufl5w1
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UNITED STATES CIsCur CouET.
December S,--EIos. dBo S. BRYAN, PEssIDING.-
Jury No. 2. charged with the case of United States
VS.. Emanuel Parker, had to be discharged by the
Judge until tomorrow, in consequence OF the sick
ness Of one ofthe Jurors.
DISTRICT COURT.
Ex parte John 2. June. OF Manning. Petition
for fnal discharge. G. ID. Bryan, pro pet. The
registrars report In favor OF discharge was read
and confirmed, and, on motion the Judge signed
order and certificate Of discharge.
Hx parte Thomas Brown, OF Rlchls1d. Petition
for ffsl discharge. ID. Z. DeSaussure, pro pet.
Referred TO G. G. Jaeger aud Anal hearing TO take
place before the court at Charleston, on sth Janu-
ary next. at 12M.
TX parte @. Herber. sass, assignee in re Evans
G Coqswell Petition to sell property whose title
Ia in dispute. ". & Bachman, pro pet. On hear
inc the petition, ordered that assignee sell the
rsSrtpaped property on FIRST Monday IN January
NEXT kc for one-hslf cash and the balance In
ana ana two years, &c. Ordered that J. o. Car
penter give notice to creditors. by notice afnxed
TO advertisement Of sale, TO prove claims on OF oe-
fore frss Monday or January next, and ID lault
TO be forever debarred, &C., 30. Assignee 10 exc
cute titles and hold proceeds, a1ter payment OF
costs subject TO further order OF court.
Ex parfe John ID. wylie. assignee, In re F. D..
Green. bankrupt. Petiti0n for sale OF property.
p. a. Allison, pro pet Ordered that the assignee
call. the property, &c, and, alser paying eos.s,
Ge., hold the remainder OF the money suDlec' "
the further order OF this court l..
FIX psrre VIM. Il. Green, per procneh ant ~
re RySD Green, bankrupt Petflion lor s9e VI
real estate. Rutledse Young same oroef ~
AbevA
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SUPREME CoUgr.-CoLUMBIA Dec ember S.
Present-ChieI Justice Noses and Associate JUS
tioe Willard.
The cases OF Thomas F. McDow, administrator,
VS. Daniel ". Brown, executor, and Daniel w.
Brown, executor, ads. Thomas F. Mellow, admin
istrator, were continued by consent OF counsel
William Wallace vs. W. II. Kerr. Appeal aoan-
'doned.
On motion, the following cases were ordered to
be docketed.
Thomas C. Houge, Ir.. Ct al, ads. VIM. 9. Houge,
administrator Hemphil for U,otion; ]. ]. Nc
C1ure, contra
Biggers Mobley, ct el, ADS. John Mckee, Sr., ad-
minlstrator. Hemphili for motion; Moore, contra.
T. D. CosIey, sheriff, ads. William AcMulen.
Moore for motion; Kershaw & Conner, contra.
R A. Pringle VS.. Bella Slgsr, ct al. Moore Tor
motion; Allison, contra.
A. ]. Kibler VS.. O. Rives. Kershaw i conner
for motion: 8. r Hamilton, contra.
Biggers Mobley vs.. w. J. Cureton. 9. ..i. ker-
shaw Conner for motion; Moore Allison, coll
ira.
Anes Cook vs. Alfred R. Moore, ct a.. Ecrshaw
Conner and Moore.
The court then resumed the case OF Joseph
Crews and others ads 5. s. ParrOR Bros. Mr.
Sullissu continued his argument and was fol-
lolYed by Mr.. w. D. simpson for appellees up 10
the hour OF adjournment.
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RAILROAD AGRIEgENT.-The Columbia Pho-
nix states that Colonel William Johnston, OF the
Charlotte and Mr.. II. T. Pease, of the South Car
olina Railroad, entered into an agreement on
Monday, in Augusta, to unite in the completion
OF the bridge at present in course Of construction
by the Charlotte Railroad, at the foot Of Washing
ton street, upon the original plan, with only
single track to be used jointly by the two roads
when finished The Charlotte Road will continue
TO use the present bridge of the South Carolina
Railroad until the new bridge is completed.
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Hotel Arrivuis-Decembere ..
CHARLESTON HOTEL.

e. Baker, South Santee; A. Getty, City;
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Burwel! Green, United States Army; ". B. Shaw,
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chusetts; w. Burton Alexander, England; c. D.
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PAVILION HOTEL"
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L. Coloy, Barnwell: J. A. Carey, Augusta: Thos.
C. Andrews, Master ]. c. Andrews, 0rangeburg
]. w. Laold. Winnsboro; S. Tidwell, Fairfield:
]. p. Lassalm, South Carolina; w. S. Mcdonald.
Sumter; T. P. Harris, Timmonsville; P. A. Eman-
uel, Kiawah; David Hart and wife, Washington;
E. H. GasGue, W. J. NJ. Lee, Leesrllle.
MILLS HOTEL.
F.J. Darlington, 5. p. Darlington, West Chester;
H. Z. Francis and lady, ]. B. S Fuggins, Phila-
delphla; A. S. Sylvester, New Yo:l; j. P. South
ern, Columbia; S. Dudley Ross Philadelphia
Henry Lewis, New York; VIM. Hacker, Philadel-
Wm. J. Eames, C. T. Sloan, New York; Eda Sew
all. Betheny; C. n. Herbert, City; C. 3. Williams
7. S. Atley, st. Louis j. :. Potter, 1's;on; c. I.
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Four NEW Man. CARs.-The South Carolina
Railroad Company have just completed at their
workshops, In this city, four new mail cars OF an
Improved pattern, which will be put on the road
immediately. The cars are about ten feet longer
than the passenger cars in general use, and have
compartments for the mail carrier and express
messenger The interior Of the car is Of Southern
pine, highly polished and vanished, and is fitted
up with every convenience. The facilities for as
sorting and distributing the mail will be greatly
increased in these ears, and they will supply
want that has been long felt They will run on
the main road and Columbia and Augusta
branches.
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A NATrye NRsToRtAN.-The Rev. Arthur Bog
dan, a native OF Bethlehem, in Judea, and pres
byter in the ancient HISTORIAN Church, VIII preach
next Sunday morning, in the Glcbe Street Pres
byterian Church. or "The suferings and the per-
secutions of the Christians in Turkey" MT. Bog
dan is officially delegated by his church to visit
the United States fo- the purpose Of spreading
this information so interesting TO the friends OF
civilization everywhere. The public are invited
10 hear him.
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ID EFF ER E'S S A L g.

BY virtue OF decree OF the Court OF Common
Pleas, for the Fourth Circuit Of the State OF
South Carolina, sitting in Equity in the case OF
Morris X. Jesup, ct al. vs.. the Wilmington and
Manchester Railroad Company, ct al, will be
sold at Public Auction, at the door OF the Court
house in Wilmington, In the State OF North Caro-
lima, at IL O'Clock A. NJ, on WEDNESDAY, tie
9TH day OF January, 1870,
All that portion OF the WILMINGTON AND
MANCHESTER RAILROAD which lies within the
State Of South Carolina, with all the ROLLING
STOCK, Equipments, Depots Workshops, Materi-
ais, and every:hin. pertaining thereunto, to-
gether with all the rights, privileges, franchises
and appurtenances, rs set forth and moro particu-
larly described in the several mortgages men,
toned in the proceedings.
The terms OF the sale are cash; the bonds OF the
Company secured by the mortgages mentioned
in the report Of the special referee, and filed in
The case. to he accepted from the purchaser pro
rata as part payment in the order OF priority es-
tablisled by the report; provided that the same
rateable proportion OF cash be paid in for the
other bonds OF the same grade OF priority not In
the hands Of the purchaser: and provided, also,
that sufficient cash be paid in to cover costs,
charges and expenses of sale; the purchaser alse
to pay for papers. W. ALSTON PRlNGLE,
Special Referee.
Charleston, 10th November, 1869.
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BILL PosrING-Thc habit Of ornamenting
fences, walls and sides OF houses with enormous
and ofsen unsiyhsly posters has grown to be
nuisance, and 1t wss found necessary 20 have the
prohibition .'stlck no bills" on every piece OF
property the owners wished to preserve from the
yandal hands OF this class Of advertisers. For
sonsetime this moniSion, like the famous "beware
OF the dog" kept intruders from the sacred pre-
oincts; but the community were not sufficiently
enlightened to please the street advertisers, and
they resorted to board fences built for that pur-
pose. Several Improvements have been effected
on the style and size OF these boards, but the
latest wrinkle is neat posting board, with an
-arched top, shat is placed against the sides Of
the buildings at the street corners. Numbers OF
these have been recently erected in the city, and
the uninltiated are now informed OF their in
tended use.
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A RUNAWAY CAR AND SNasHUP.-The
railroad in Messrs. Bischon & Co.'s store, though
not extensive, does heavy business. The sched-
uIe Is frequently varied, bus the car Is seldom
idle. Yesterday, while it was being rapidly pro-
peIled through the store and worked by two Afri-
can power, it acquired suoh momentum that 1t
was impossible to stop it. and it came against
the door at the terminus with resistess force
that broke through all barriers, scattered the
freight in every direction, and demorali7ed the
Africans. No lives were lost.
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OFFICIAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postofflce
at Charleston, for the week ending December O.
1869. and printed officially in The DAILY NEWS,
as the newspaper having the largest circulation
in the City Of Charleston.
ED Persons calling for Letters Advertised,
should state that they are "Advertsed."
e. once hours from A. N. to 6h P. NJ. On
Sundays, from So to 61l P. NJ.
STANLEY G. TROTT. Postmaster
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IMMIGRATION PROSPECTS, are Frightening.
All the Immigrants recently brought from Sweden
by Mr.. Periow have been satisfactorily located in
Newberry County, and Mr.. Perlow himself has
gone on a visit to Florence, Sumter and Orange
burg, for the purpose OF making arrangements
for the passage and reception OF more immi-
grants. The Newberry Herald says: "Mr. F. W..
Bruggeman, agent OF immigration, now in New
YORK, writes as tnst the prospect for securing a
good class OF German farm laborers is more fa-
.vorable than heretofore and that he can I'LL very
many more orders in the most satisfactory way"
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yYOMEN'S LIST.

Alston. Miss II duncan, Miss Al Mullian, MIS-
Aston Mrs Ce. ] Nellie
Na Ellie, Miss Ann O'Donehoe Mrs
Aston Mrs NJ JlEvanS, Mrs Sill SuSun
ANGEL, Miss Hes via 0'Gready. Miss
Tor Ferick, Mrs Re- Catherine
Aorry, orr Mrs Mar, becea m 49,, oo,,Nell, Mrs Geo
raret IFlrzsinons, Mrs lO'I4ston, Mrs
Afnett, nett, Chris , or ~. =, Hat Hattie l. , =
tina French, Mrs hlOWens Mrs L 4
Ball, Hatty sorueH, hiIs FeiRlS, M lss
Browne Mrs \ iGreen, Miss d Louisa
H Gereke, Mrs Cat Perry, Mrs Sa-
Browne, MIS- rlna ,o = ral 49,,
Laura tarret., BLISS rerr0neau, MISS
Bailey MISS Carry ,,, W
Emma Cannon. Miss n Peauchereau,
Bareino, Mrs Mrs
Bahntge, Miss lGebson. Mrs Phillips, Mrs Re-
Sonha Sarah becca
Benjer, Ier, Miss NJ Guiem, Mrs Peg Pickens, Mrs
gY Jane
Beaufort, Miss Gray, Miss Mat Powers, Mrs NJ
Marce tie Ramsey Mrs
Bl"cSer. @ass Mrs C Grimbal4 Miss Lizzie
p,aoslare w MrsIGrimbau, Mrs ''isiis, Eliza
CT Thomas Rivers Mrs NJ
Blanks, Miss H Hays Mrs Della Robinson, Mrs
Roiand HRS AlHeath, Mrs A e; Rope, Mrs
bonner Miss LIuensun, Mrs Robinson, Julia
C G Robinson, Miss
Brooks, Mrs A c Hill, Miss Nelly Simmons, Miss
Droyhoy Mrs am Mary
M NJ Houestin, Mrs Smith, Mrs Fora
Burton, Miss sW Smith, MISS
Lily Holmes Mrsl Kate
Burkiey, Miss William - =, Sanders, Miss
Buoyer. nl'enA MRS F Scott, Mrs sa-
Ejizo lJohnson. Mrs FL rah
Buiwinkle. MrslJenkns, Mrs ElSeymour Sue
Jones, Mrs G TiShephard Cath
rourke. Miss Jervey, Mrs Jas rine
Kate G Shelter, Mrs su-
Cart Miss Laui King. MISS san, san Ma
"a MhIs lctSMHtl, M .
Cnssor. Mrs f JlKing, Mrs Mar. Lizzie
Cammet. CANINE, Miss Ii tha swnton, Mrs
'!T'''' II '-''' = Kirby, Miss Mary
Cameron, Mrs Mary yrs NJ Taylor Miss L
Cant. MISS Lau- lere, Mrs Caro- Terry, Mrs Polly
ra line lTempeton, Mrs
Caners. Mrs q I.ehre, Mrs s CI Ann
Carsten. Mr sLoise, Mrs Chas Tobias, Mrs Joe
William Loyal, Mrs G Turner, Miss
Caben, Belle Long, Mrs Hattie
Castens, Mrs ClLucas MISS @ hstel ~ nifty; MRS
campbell, Mrs aTs a5se, isbs. MisS was ns' Miss
Ciapin. Mrs r Maxwell Miss wagner, Mrs
| Chandler Mss Annie Lottie
C. NJ Mack, Mrs N Williams, Mrs A
Conlen. Mrs f Mehrtens, MisslwIlams, Mrs
| CnSoroye Miss G LetuS.
OJSs''''' ' Niles, MrsM Williams, Miss
Cochran, Miss s Miles, Mary Lizzie
Crawford. MrslMidd!eton, Mrs IWnams. Miss
4 Maggie
Craig, Mrs CTlMiddleton, Mrs Wright, Mrs O
| Curtis Miss Jas a
Days, Mrs Hes MURPHY, HTS walker, Mfs
ter Mulllgan, = Laura
brake. MI sIMullings, bliss Webers, Miss
| Mary A Weston, Mrs
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DtSisD'I bixGn, Dannaa ann Murphy Mrs living Miss Mag
| bowling, Mrs nj McEveary, Miss gle
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GorticuIture, asrirn!!nre, &e.

DY PERMISSION OF THE COURT OF
ID PROBATE.
For sale at Retail and at Low PRICES,
THE LATE CONRAD RINGS STOCK IN
TRADE,
All OF which ia Of very recent importatons. &C.
lccted personally by Mr.. Ring principally from
the Messrs. Landreths OF Philadelphia, for this
market The stock consists OF the best and most
choice
CABBAGE SEEDS, CT al kinds,
Tomato Seeds,
Guinea and Boston Squash Seeds,
Turnip and Ruta Baga Seeds.
Peas. Parsnlp and Carrot Seeds,
Early and Sweet Corn Seeds,
And all other kinds, common to Southern cli-
mates.
ALSO,
PLIOUGHS, Hoes, Spades and every variety OF
Garden and Farm Implements, on the most i'm
proved patterns.
ALSO
BASKET and GLASSWARE.
ALSO,
WHERLBARROWS and HARROWS
At the Store, No. 353 west side OF King, below
George street. and known for the last forty years as
LANDRgTH'S AND RINGS SEED AND AGRI-
CULTURAL WAREHOUSE.
GEO. RING CHOLWELL,
dec4 mwf1o Administrator.
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FIpsMEN's CoURTSsIEs-The Sunday Mer-
curry, OF Philadelphia, says: "At 4 stated meeting
Of the weecacoe Steam Fire Engine Company, No.
10, held on Wednesday evening, lst instant, the
company were the recipients Of handsome and
tasteful engraving, beautifully framed, Of the Pal
metto Steam Fire Engine Company, OF Charles
ton, S. c.. The engraving was presented on be-
half of the Palmetto boys through their esteemed
president, Hugh Ferguson, ESQ.,, by E. D. Wood
rur Jr., q member Of the weccacoe, and was re-
ceived with warm thanks by the latter company.
Resolutions appropriate to the occasion, and cx-
pressive Of their obligation for the Kindness and
brotherly sympathy of the Palmetto, were passed
unanimously and entered on the minutes
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A GREAT BILL TONIGHT AT THs ACADENY.--
Manager Ford has certainly discovered the secret
Of how 70 draw crowded hocses here; nut whether
it consists in the winning ways OF the witchins
Sisters who have already turned the heads Of al!
young Charleston, or whether it lies in the ine1a-
BILE drolery OF Bishop wi.o makes the Old as well
as young laugh until they cry, is point which
the discriminating publc must decide for ITSELF
Whatever the attraction, the Academy-par-
quette, galleries and boxes-was again crowded
last night and enjoyment was written on every
face in the eager throng. Fra Diayolo, like every
burlesque that the company has as yet presented
was charmingly rendercd-the fair Blanche, In
top-boots, making so bright and taking brigand
that the whole audience became her willing cap
tives banjo solo from n: sprisc. LITTLE Ella wa9
applaudcd to the echo.
And then there was I;.sLo?--:..s. - B.npn and
then "a Madame Tanterpauts--ane as eYccyboag
did nothing bu: laugh while Bishop " Is n sight
and as il Is impossible 70 describe Ills -aiSnl)ie
appearance, We foracar, aad ad",se our readers
by all means to see Us much OF Bishop rs poss.ble
If they would drive duu care away.
The Chapman Sisters are TO have their benefit
this evening" and we are sure that the announce
mens will be enough to crowd the Academy TO its
utmost capacity. BY far the best bill Of the sea-
son is to be presented, including Buckstones cap
ita comedy, "The Pet OF The Pettlcoats," together
with the classical burlesque of Izion, which was
so splendidly produced on Monday last Tie
Sisters, as well as Mr.. Bishop, appear In oota
pieces, ana we can safely promise our readers
rare treat
We have already alluded to tho ancestral CLAIMS
which the fair bsneaciaries enjoy to our oonside-
ration. Fifty years ago their maternal grand
mother, the famous Mrs. A. Brake, was the tragic
queen Of the American stage, and was an especial
favorite Of the Charleston audiences of that day.
Their grandfather was the eminent actor, Sam
Chapman, who married daughter OF the fcst
JEFFERSON. And whoever has seen slie charming
Young actresses must admit tha. their personal
merits In nowLse unbeseem their histrionic lineage
Let them have house tonight which will give
them in the future pleasant recollecsons OF their
reception and substantial appreciation by the Cit
izens Of Charleston.
Aladdin vii, be presented at the matinee
tomorrow glorious sight for the children.
LUNCH at Torck'S 'tOur House, to-day will
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tlecl0 f3

ns- STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
LEXINGTON COUNTT-In Probate Court-EX
partc JAMES INABINET and JURIAH E. INABI-
NET-Peti;ion for Partition OF Real Estate.-lt ap-
pearlng to the satisfaction Of the Court that
CAROLINE ISABELLA, JURIAll and JOHN
GEIJERS, four Of the defendants in the above cn-
titled case, are residents out Of and beyond the
limits of this State on motion Of Messrs. DETREv-
LILLE SisrIUNK for the petitioners: 1t is ordered
that the said ISABELLA, JURIAH, CAROLINE
and JOHN GEIJERS, do appear, plead, answer or
demur to the said petition within forty days from
the publication OF this order; and in defanlt
thereof Judgment pro conesso viii be entered
against them. ADAM EFlRD,
nnvlQ fl2 IEdre OF Probate. l. z.
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real, ESTATE SAISs.-Mr A. C. McGiliivray
sold yesterday several tracts OF pine barren land
in st. Stephens Parish, aggregating 2SsI acres,
for s9as. He also sold the plantation in st. Lukes
Parish, known as Fairfield, and containing 200
racres, fer $500.
Messrs Lowndes Grlmbar sold the house and
lot at the northeast corner Of Smith and Monta-
o1,e streets, known as No. IS Smith street, for
sS5O0
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KILLING N EDoEp1sLD.-A report reaches
US from Bdgeheld Courthouse so the elect that the
clerk OF the court u Mr.. Ramsay had been Killed.
No particulars are given; but 1t is supposed thac
the killing was the result Of an old quarrel.
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Suneral Notices.

eTs- THE FRIENDS AND ACQUAlNT-
ANCES of Mrs. Miriam L. Cohen and family, and
Of Mrs. Isabel DeLeon anu family, are invited to
attend the Funeral Of Mrs. COHEN, at 10 o'clock
THIS MORNING, from the residence OF her brother
II. II. peLeon, corner CT Wentworth and Smith
streets declO
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BUSINESS ENvELoPEs.-THE NEWS Job Office
is now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon. at 81 per thous-
and. Send your orders. Every merchant and
business man should have his card printed on his
envelopes.
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cs-THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acoua;ntances OF Mr.. EDWARD and Mrs Sarah L.
SMITH and family, are iavited to attend the
Funeral or the former, az the Second Presbyterian
Church, THIS AFTERNOON, at hair.past O'Clock.
deCID
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OUR PacEs CURRENT. We especially invite the
attention of our merchants to TIE NEWS Prices
Current, issued this morning. Made up with the
utmost csre, and handsomely printed with entirely
new type, 1t forms, with the business card OF the
house forwarding 1t, the most attractive and well
come weekly commercial circular that can oe
used Price, for tea copies or more, with ous'-
ness card, two and half cents per copy. Single
conies five cents
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novl9 IL IUdge OF Probate. L. Q

zrf.- SOUTH CAROLINA, BEAUFORT
CoUNTY.-In Eqaity.-W. +. HUTS0N, Trustee,
vs. P. o. CRADDOCK, ct al.-Bill Cor Foreclosure
and Sale.-It appearing to my satisfaction that
p. o. CEADDOCK and w. Z. MALLoN, parties
defendant In this case, are absent from and re-
side beyond the limits Of this State, /, Is ordered
OH motion Of Messrs. CoicocS d iutson, com
pla.nant's solicitors, that they do appear and
p!ead: answer or demur to this said bill, wits!n
forty tiO days from the date of this order or the
said Bill Will be taken against them pro conrcssO.
Il. G. JUDD,
c. C. p aad Ex. Or. Register Court CT Equity for
Beaufort County.
December I. ls69. declC.2O.JO lane,lg