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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-15
GOUTI CAROLINA, KERSIIAW COUN-
~ TY-lN EQUITY.
JAMES CHEsNl'T. EXECUTOR, VS.. MARY C..
REYNOLDS; SARAH CIIHSNUT. MARY
q. F%RIERS0N. % Er Al-3II.I. POR
CONSTRUCTION OF WILL,
PARTITION, &C.

In pursuance OF n decree made In the above CAUSE
at September Term, 1869, we will expose to
nt IL O'Clock 4. M., on MONDAY the 9Th Iay OF
december next
The following most valuable LANDS, lying from
thTce 10 fDur miles from the Town of Camden,
Immediately on The South. Carolina Railroad
fronting on Watcree River, and running back
elstwardly, i've miles, covering over five thous.
and acres, one thousand Of which are fine swamp
lands In cultivation, one thousand fine ,Ipnnts in
cuilivaiioll. and oyer three thousand IN original
Iorcst heavily timbcrch with oaks, hickory dog.
WOOL pine, Sc., much oi II very ii,ic cotton land
iihely watercd and Offering abundant winter
First. iiEI.LE-MOST, a very choice plantation
of over eight hundred acres, ON Watcrcc River,
ihrcc miles from Camden, with large settle.
mcht on IT.: VIII produce, without manurcs, o
bale Of cotton or sevcnty.nvc bushels OF earn 70
ihe acre. This Is regarded ~ the hest body OF
land on the Watcrec River.
Second. TOWN CREEK PLh STATION ndioin-
ing the above, consists Of four thousand five
hundred acres. recently held ls one large planta-
tion comprising swamp, sccoad hot ON, and I'm.
lands, hcnVily finhbcrcd nnh finely waicrcd, liAy-
Ing Two fine streams running through it. Tho
south Carolina Railroad anh Two public hGtways
run through these ialnl1 and render them Access
sihlc at all points. They are Very convenient TO
Calndri; The nplan,is are perfectly beautiful and
present rare advantages.
This place Is slb'liNlic into and will hr sold ns
lWcnly.onc iarll,s of one hundred To four hun
dred acres. oIlrriag rare opportunity to settlers
seeking loincs. Adjoining plauinii0nS have
been divided into small farms and arc taken by
our best people.
one, TWO ana three years in equal ANIMAL install
mentS. with Interest from date. payable Annually
M and leVnn q ,rp cent m ~, sror Icy h"n sureiics
lrge To purchasers To PAY cash. Purchasers To nay
Tor stamps and papers.
An agent on the place will show the lands, and
I he pIais c,in hc Sccn III the oi!irc Of Vim III
Shannon, Esq, Camden. :. c.
JAMES Ci:ESNIlT
WN. 4. SHANNON
Srcc;al Masters a,;.l Receivers
Camden, S. G.. Spr. !, is6o oci:O m5xr,
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SALE az PAlNTINGS. The remainder OF the
paintings nj the corner Of Broad and Church
streets were sold on Saturday evening by Mcssrs.
Lcitch 4 Bruins. The bidding was lively. and
prices ranged higher than 1T previous sales.
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A. G. McGILAiyRAY,
In PROBATE COURT.
IN NATTER REAL ESTATE-JACOB II. WAY
pECEASED-DECKEE.
Auctionccr. A

IN NATTER REAL. ESTATE-JACOB II. WAY
Observation-Disclosures.
By virtue OF an order of George Bust Estl. Judge
oi Probate, VIII expose at public s;ilc on MON
DAY. inc 9th day or December next, at the
O'Clock NJ. ~ -
All that TRACT or LAND situate in the Parish
OF ST. James Goose Greek, measuring and con
tanning 225 acres of lahd more or less; hitting
ana si0unhtng north by Lands OF H. Hart. south
by Lands OF - q. WuI Iii,ic. rast ny Lands or a.
n. Way AMI west hy Lands Or James Bunch.
Terms cash. Purchaser also paying In addition
10 the sum bid the expense OF the Probate Court
and Conveyance; also the SIeriir's costs on sale
amounting i'll the aggregate to forty five dollars.
f. w. ii. MACKEY, S. q. Z.
nOyl5
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Hotel Arrivnls-Norember ,s and II.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.

ShhRLbSiON hUTEl.
John B. Withcra, Fort Mills; Jas McCutchen:
lndiantown; Mrs. a. Caldwell, Miss NJ White.
Miss Caldwell, Miss Hutchinson, Rock Hill; sam
ucl f. White, Mrs. Samuel +. White, Fort Mills;
Miss NJ. l.. Allison, Concord; J. w. White, Fort
Mills; J. G. Gillett, Augusta; VIM. W. Belts, Chas.
W. Lewis, Boston: N. Kraft, Brooklyn; b.
"ickersham, Georgetown; s. Holman, Massachu.
sctts; Gustnvus Lehlback, Augusta; W. Il. Gricc,
Philadelphia; John Is. Parker, Boston; James A..
ioyt, Anderson; q. II. Jordon, Abbevilic; W. Y
FAIR NeWberrg; DR.. and Mrs. Chas. A. DcSaus-
sure, Camden; Mrs. DIR. Southwark, beaufort: L..
I. Sims, Cokcsbury; John Lester, Alabama; Geo.
W. Allen, +. Johanning, New York: II. III. Beers
~ III. Richards, ltichmond; A. A. IIarbn MucEs-
vile; a. S. Davenport, Beaufort; Frederick A.
Sawyer,T. Hurley, City; Dr. Wakefield nnd wife,
Jacksonville; G. Il. Fowler, New York; w. Dough-
erty, Atlanta; Colonel NJ. Moses, Major j. w. Dnr-
ca,MajOr NJ. B Moses, Sumter; Miss u. l.. Reeves,
DC. PeiXOtto, Columbia; John Gammell ana wife,
Wm y. Gainlnci Savannah; Paul BuchIcr, New
Orleans.
PAVILION HOTEL.
H. NJ. Keenc, United States Navy; II. D. Beach
Bergen Point; q. r. Pingrce. City; John Ferguson
Orangcbnrg; T.. Toglic. Enterprise Landing; Jas
McDougnl, Columbia; e. B. Toppan, New York; {;
II. l.. Kendall, baltimore; II. l.. Robinson, New
'"ih "'S' Nrccu POuu, J. u. Bikllcy,
Grccnvillc; J. Is. Ezcll, Columbia; Miss Hardy
Miss ralialero, Virginia; Chas w. Hardy, Florha
A. IT, Crane, IIcrklcy. Mass; Jno. Nct,lcs, North
eastern Railroad; George W. Parry, Webster
Parry, Richmond, Ind; jacob Ottolcngui, Ciiy:
Mrs. NJ. a. Evans, Ncwbcrry; james A,lger EIii.
son, Mrs. w. Ellison, Louisiana; c. II. Wright
Bcaufort; Walter iscn, Baltimore; JOS Rothan.
crahamvilie: II. K. Barston, New York; T.. Il.
bai';o;!, Se~ York; Dickson Kirby, Sumter; II. s.
Moore, Lynchburg. $. G.; j. =. Sangston, Graham.s
Cross Reads; r.. W. I.ruggcman, Ncwbcrry; Chas.
Lee l'oston; s. $. Frazer, Georgetown; G. G. Mar
baker, Iarnwcli; =. Fersncr, Orange rnrg; Mrs.
Slater, Miss Slater. Cold Springs, n. r.; W. Lewis,
columbus, o. W. Craig, Florida; Cnas Gorsiln,
JAS. Darbury, Savannah; J. Gori,an,, CharlcsioD.
MILLS HOUSE.
James III. lfasscll, Aiken; J. g. Hess, Ney Or
leans; e. Lnitics, Wilmingtol,; J01cnh j)ay and
w.ie, Boston; Mrs. Campbell and two children
Jack"onvie: Mrs. Smith. W. Eoxhtry, h:,ss: A.
NJ. Judd, Il. W. Moore, New York; Henry nowcr.
Philidelnha; VIM. Anderson, New Orleans; VIM.
Bird, Savannah; WIN. Elliott, Beaufort; T.. j. Ro
bertsOn, Columbia; W. q. Jcncks, New York; u.
Zimmerman, Moscow, Russia; Austin Berg, Eds.
io j. o. IIuspell, Mr.. and Mrs. Peach, Miss Beach,
Savannah; Mr.. Grinln, New York.
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ACCIDENTAL SII0OTING-AS0TIER WARNING
To li0Ys-On Saturday morning IL fatal accident
occurred, which should he u warning 10 all per-
sons handling firearms. A party OF boys, full OF
life and Spirits with n day's hodny before them,
started up the road on Saturday morning, gun.
ming When near the Race Course all left hut
two, Jno. Hogan and Lawrence Ryan, who con-
tlnucd on their way. Ryan observed wounded
bird in ditch and jumped down to secure II, hut
failed to do so until Hogan had placed the butt OF
his gun upon 1t. In removing the gun the trig-
ger caught In brlcr and the load was discharged
in the unfortunate boys throat just above the
chest bone. lie exclaimed, "Lord have mercy Oh
my SOUL" and fell forward on his face, dying al
most Instantly. The bleeding was Internal, and
the body was not dis1gurcd by the accident.
Coroner whiting held an inquest, and verdict
was returned In accordance with the facts.
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Ey WARDLAW IL cARhW.
VALUABLE SEA ISLAND COTTON
PLANTATION.

VIA be 'oi'i on TUESDAY 2ld inst aat AZ II "A. NJ
IN front 0f the Old PnSfoilicr
That VALUABLE PLANTATION known as the
CAPFS, situated ON auin's Island about cinhL
miles rrum the city.
rms finnta'ion IL about t.O and 81 half miles
rom The Stono l;i:cr, ami contains about seven
luliirrn acrcSS, more or less; two hundred AMI
iorty or which are cleared, ami OF excellent 1ual
ity; having the iincst reputation iur tile proiuc
tiOn Of fine sea iSlnu cotton and provisions
Terms lna'lc known on Hay of sale.
~ flnH itt
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CITY. Az AIRS
Meetings This Day.

NJ. Andrews Lodge, al l.. n.
Relief Loan Association, at q;iar;cr-past : J.. NJ
g. y, c., At halI-past T.. NJ.
IEtna Pirc Company, nj haii-past y. II.
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d USIN NESS NOTI ES,

ME G. W. STEPHENS, No. 30 Vcndue Range,
Offers large stock Of huttcr, cheese and bacon
for SALE The butter Is superior article, and is
especially commended by purchasers.
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COURT or GENERAL. SESsIoNs-IIoH. X. u.
CARrEsTHH, PREsIDiSG-Thc death OF General
W. Il. Martin was announced by II. w. Scy ymour,
Esq, seconded by JGhn Phillips Hsq, and the
Court adjourned In respect to hin memory.
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mr. THOMAS II. BLACKwELI's furnishing
establishment In King street, below Market, Is
one OF the few places where a man can adapt
himself to fashions mould. Mr. Backweil's stock
In complete, and a visitor Is always satisfied.
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THE CHEAPEST YET.-Tilc NEWS Job Office IL
now printing hill-hca,ls in the best style and on
Hnc paper, ut 81 so per thousand. Merchants think
Of il?
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BUSINESS ENyEI.OPEs.- NEWS Job Office
Ia 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 OH hls
envelopes.
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NIE MILLS HOUSE, heretofore so we'll and
favorabiy known, has been reopcned for the ac-
t0mmohation OF the public. IL has been newly
furnished In elegant style, AMI is kept In such IL
manner rs 10 merit the patronage OF the travel.
ing people. noyI3 @
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THE WATT PLOUGH, Of which Mcssrs. j. Il.
AdScr & Co. are the agents, received the prcm
nm at the State Fair rs being the best plough re-
presented.
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EvERYBoDY knows that oysters arc splendid
IN all months with an r. but they don't know that
Terry Nolan, ut the fish market, have Norfolk
oysters for sale. Norfolk oysters are the biggest
ana best OF tic bivalyes
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Ncw publications,

INS y II A nee TIMES
Just issued he October number cont aiming an
invaluable article from the lion. Eliziir Wright,
IN the all-l!nlortant subject OF Reserves In lIfl.
nsurance-'S'hamS and Rcaiities,' being Il com
hcte exposure Of the Carolina Life Insurancr
Company OF Memphis, with numerous other ar
lccs AMI iinics Of great interest to The Insurance
World, incliIlinS complete revelation Uf the
dangerous iall.tclcs oi the American Popular Life
and Farmers and Mechanics Life OF New York
ctty. Price 81 cents per copy.
OFFICE, No. l3T BROADWAY, New York.
nuvl5
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Auction Sales This Day.

J. A. Rnslow T. Co. VII, sell Il. - O'Clock in
front Of their store Florida oranges: also. nj 10
O'Clock, on Accommodation wharf, one bale cot
ton.
William Mckay will sell 1T 10 O'Clock, at No. 10
Meeting street, agricultural implements; also,
clothing, shirts, &c.
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CHRoMos CuROn0s CHRoNos The cheap.
est Chr0mos In the city ut Charles c. Fighters
No. 1Gl King street.
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Aurlion Ga|cs-- .fulur: Tang.

6thSii SALES or Ions O. ..lr CRY
" III PG!tr i;DYAi. 50.
,.r LncTr WI: am a'I"nrnrd ;,rct.oe safe &c
n''S "i IN" ii'S ~ FO:i Royal. Br,utoit i:riln
a., Sonth carolina. at noon on ihr first
Th.l"h Stai.S Direct TaN Commissioners IN the
i""n "i beaufort. :. g.. winch wi, l,. cn,,,jnurI
h', .,nhr 10 iiiIr and ~ Src, pi;lc. ~ may l,c
''hh"uhc"'l "n ".ch day az s.'"
WH. HENRY lniSI:hSE
W. T.. MuEDiSt
''''" ''''eN bifcc' Tan commissioners
Beaufort. :. e.. November u. i,Go uoxif
TINTED STATES HOUSES AND
- fiHNS FOE RENT
pay IN December. 1859. will hr leased To- The
highest bidder.
1li, United States school. and other FARMS
and Perry Islands. for the year 1870 nj The Office
IN Hcauiuii, South Carolina.
Tcrns--fnr the houScS aud lois in beaufort the
rents must bc paid quarterly i'm yancr: and fDr
,hr iaflli'. lands onc,fourih in advance, and the
htlancr M the end uI the GEAR. Other conditions
10 hc made known nj The a,icIion
WM HENRY BRISBANE
W. l.. WORDING;
tniici States Direct TnS commissioners
, For South Carolina.
beaufort. $ g.. November II. 1899.
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ONE or DICKENS or SeOtrs Works is present
cd to every annual subscriber to tlle XIX Cen.
tury. ocs
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Ky virtue of an order to me directed from the
Honorable Circuit Court OF the Eighth Judicial
District. viii sell tD The highest bidder. at PEN
dctun Village, Oh FRIDAY, the 18th day of No.
rcmhcr next,
The HOUSE AND LOT. known as the Iaic resi-.
dence OF said deceased, situated In the Village Of
PenIleton ON -- street. a,iiuintng Lot OF +.
Sharp and Blue Ridge Railroad, containing nine
ucrcs more or less
ALSO.
Tile BRICK STOREliOUSE AND LOT, situate i'm
said Village, and on the public square thereof
now occupied by J. I. Il. Sloan & Co.
Terms OF salc-Onc-fOuri of the purchase
money cash; the remaining thrcc-rOnrtlls on 4
edit OF twelve months, with Interest frUm day
. sale. secured by the bond Of purchaser and 1T
last Two approved Surc;irS, with Il mortgage OF
ne premises. Purchaser to pay for STAMPS an d
iIties. JOHN W. DANIELS.
Clerk of Court Anderson County.
oct27 wfml0DSc
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isy WILLIAM MCKAY.
huctionrcr.
A UCrION SALE or AGRICULTURAL.
~ IMPLEMENTS.

On TUESDAY, November iGth, 1869, at 10 O'Clock
a. a., ut No II0 Meeting street, nearly opposite
PAVILION Hotel.
Terms cash. noyl5
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SCOTS C0NsTABuLARY.-Thes squad OF State
constables, armed with Winchester rifles, who
were sent 10 Sumter by Governor Scott, arrested
about twenty OF the most respectable citizens
on charge OF being concerned in the recent
incendiary fires In that county. One OF The gen.
tcIpen was very i'll and never went out nj night
The persons arrested were taken TO Sulntcrvllc,
and tho bail OF the most responsible persons In the
village was refused With great difficulty accept
able ball was obtained, and the prisoners were
released. The cOnstaLlcs on Saturday went back
to Columbia. For one case OF arson In Sumter,
said to be the work Of white men, there have
been six which arc charged to the Radical nc.
groes. No g0od man attempts to justify ncen-
diarisn. whatever the prOvOcatiOn, but Governor
Scott has set his mind ON having trouble, and on
inducing The the freedmen to burn out the white
people. and will issue proclainations and send
cut consIables until his object is accomplished.
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by J. FRASER MATHEWES.
100 SMALL FARMS AT AUCTION.

Will be sold at the Old Posto!llcc on THURSDAY,
23th November. At III O'Clock, 10 the highest bid
tcrs
Ono huH'lrcd FARMS, adjoining each other con-
tnihing from one 10 eleven acres Of Land situated
on the savannah and Charleston Railroad, IaiiSto
River. and public roads around JlckS0nboro' De-
pot; laid out into lots and streets plat OF which
will hc exhibited on the ,lay Of sale.
The above Lots will he sold separately.
Ternis-0nr-ltaif cash balance in one year, with
interest from day DI sale, secured Ivy bonh ami
mortgage OF the property. Purchasers to pny
a. T. MathcwcS tur nccrss:.ry United States inter
nal revenue stamps ami papcrS. uctaj mthlU
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Cone TO GRiEp. readers will remember
the brief but inglorious career Ut Wcstakc ana
Bergman. two advcniurers, who endcavOrcd To
awindlo our citizens. Their Savannah victims were
impacab!c, and tracing them TO Wilmington, had
them returned 70 the Forest City. We append be-
low the proceedings OF The Savannah City Court
In their cases. Appearing before the Court they
entered plea OF guilty To two indictments for
cheating and swindilng. ami threw themselves
upon the mercy OF the court, which The court ex-
tended, and In consideration Of all tho facts sen
tenced them =" pay 4 fine In one case Of one hun
drcd dollars, or live months on tho public works,
each; and, In the second case, q fine Of seventy.
nse dollars. or 'hnr ncnths NJ tho same employ
p' nt When III sentence OF the oonrt was pro.
nounccl. WcstaSc, who appeared TO be very
mach affected, asked the judge if "that was the
best he could do" iind on being answercd alrn,a.
tlveiy. ho cried AMI aoObed like child evidently
not liking the labor question"
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by JAMES & nEhRES.
j. Il. James, huc:fonccr.

by JAMES & MEhRES.
>. Il. james, Auc.foncer.
COAIPRESS FOE COTTON AND OTHER
" MATERIAL FOL; SALE IN WHINING
TON, y. c.
Descripion.-The COMPRESS is comparatively
ncw-0nly one In the ciy-was put In thorough
repair and placed in position last spring itoo late
Tor the cotton season) by parties who have since
removed from the city. II il worked out by two
horses, but steam can easily be applied-capacity
twelve bales per hour.
II not otherwise disposed Of, we will sell the
same mt public auction, In the City Of Wilmington
on WEDNESDAY, November IL, during Fair
weekly
For terms, &c, apply to
JAMES & MEARES
AuctiOnecrs and Brokers,
noVlO wlm3 Wilmington, n. G.
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viii bc sold nj Public Auction on the first MON
DAY IN Drccmicr next, in She Town Of Man
ming Clarendon County, South Carolina
Inc i0iiowlilg LOTS OF LAND ui Situated in
me said county, hcinS the property Of an Assign
cd Estate: O.
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House and two acre lot i'm The Town0f Manning
House contains four ROBINS; lot well improved.
4 Small nQ9se and KITCHEN and two acres O
vacant lot.
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miscellaneous.
CTELLING'S RESTAU RAN I
OPENING TO-DAY AT IL O'CLOCK.

Lunch and Beverages free from IL to O'Clock
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THE VERY LATEST NEWS.

BY Telegraph AID Mails frsn all parts of
the World. tog"th". with fuil Commercial
and Market Eeports. besides II vastumount
Of miscellaneous reading iui,tter, Of inter-
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ny, will be funId in these publications.
Every issue Of the Daily contains from ten
to fourteen columns of reading mat ter: the
Tri.weckly rom twenty to twenty-four,
and the Weekly thirty.,wo long columns
making it the LARGEST and CHEAPEST
PAPER IN tho South. An examination Of
their merits is solicited
SPECIMEN COPIES FURNISHED
On application "r h. aitircs.ing a COM
municstinn to the Office. on Nam street,
near TAYLOR, Columbia, :. G.
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DENTISTRY.

IN. DIR. D. L. BOOZER, grateful for the
S11moiiberal patronage he has received from
the citizens Of this city and tho surrounding
District; during the past year, respectfully an
nounces that he now permanently establishes
natural Teeth faithfully. performed. ARTI-
FlC!AL CASES, in every approved method,
carefully and satisfactorily executed-among
which he would call special attention to that
known as Reynolds' Patent; and of his sue
cess in constructing Artificial Cases by this
beautiful and durable process, he is enabled,
with confdence,;to refer to his patients and to
the patentee.. Office on Main street, over First
National Bank. Jams
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Sights and Sensations

TN FRANCE, GERMANY, &c. $3.50.
IL Hill to Hill, by surry, of Eagles Nest, 81 So
Five Acres Too Much, by Rooseveldt, a very
pleasant and instructive book, s1.5O.
How Crops Grow, for all agrculturalists, by
Professor johnson, $3.50.
Old Town Folks, novel, by Mrs. Stowe, 50.
The Wedding Day In all Ages and Countries.
Stretton. novel, by Kingsley, 40 cents.
The Villa on the Rhine, by Auerbsch.
The Malay Archipelago, it's Inh abitants and
Animals, finely illustrated, full OF information.
European Vineyards, by Flagg, s1.5O.
Liddons hampton Lectures, London.
The Virginians. The Newcomes, cheap edi-
tions Thackeray's works and other new books.
For sale at BRYAN g. MCCARTERS
June 80 Bookstore
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Office North Carolina Railroad Co.,

f o. Ea saba5aia daG 5iSllSw1g SCr Passsne is the
ger Trains over this road
Leave Charlotte. II. So p m Arrive. .11.35 m
" greensboro sos m and I'll pm
" Raleigh 9.41 a. m. and $40 Q. m.
Arrive Goldsboro 1925 m Leave l2. 80 D m
Through Passengers by this line have choice
OF routes ria Greensboro and Danville to Rich
mond or uia Raleigh and Weldon to Richmond
Richmond at came time by either route. Con-
nection made at Goldsboro with Passenger
Trains on Wilmington and Weldon Railroad to
and from Wi mington, and Freight Train to
Weldon. Also tc No~berp on A. d. N. Or
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South Carolina Railroad Company,
GENERAL SUPT'S OFFICE, APRIL 8. 1863.
Greenville and Columbia Railroad.

f1sa 44a 44la safs daily except Suf day. law con- n
Meeting with Night Train on Charleston Road:
Live Columbia 700 am I've Greenville GOO am
=. " Aston s55 " " Anderson 6.45 8.
Arr Abbeville $50 pm GO Newberry 1.25 pm
Anderson 5.15 Aston 500"
Greenville 600" Arr Columbia 6. co nm
Trains on Blue Ridge Railroad run as follows:
I've Anderson $40 pm I've Walhalla 4.O9 am
Pendleton 6.20 " Pendleton $40 "
Arr Walhalla 500 " Arr Anderson $40"
The train will return from Bolton to Ander-
son on Monday and Friday mornings.
JAMES o. MEREDITH, General Sup't.
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Good Better !! Best ~!
DEADER, if you want the best HAM in
LII market, try one of Thomas Dc Co.'s Ken
tucky Hams, sold only by
May 81 J. & r. r. AGNEW.
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AUTHORIZED CAPITALr-
CAPITAL PAID IN AND SECURELY INVESTED
ACCUMULATED ASSETS TO THIS DATE OVER
NUMBER OF POLICIES ISSUED =
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Spartanburg and Union Railroad.
SUMMER SCHEDHLE

E-yfESliiIstsJ ON and after the 9th June inst,
&JJssls@z4S,s1S Passenger Trains will leave spar
tanburg c. II. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days at 5 a. M, and arrive at Aston II 80 a. M.
Returning same days, leave Aston at IL. 80 In /;
arrive at Spartanburg Court House 700 p. NJ,
rs per following Schedule:
Dozen Train. Up Train.
hilns
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