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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-11

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-11

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-11

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= Wrought aud Cast Iron Tor baiid,nrs, hrldFre
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-11

AOsss ssosolOm.
eT1Iks. COLBY D McNAhAN, NoWr issior ~ 9
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Water street. Chicago.
DLAlh, DENsMOks = 90. ooalm,ssieu =.
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vtetOae. &c.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-11

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p Wild 80 a. seed Sewers srd Gesds6 DffW
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-11
STEAM ENGINES AND pollrRs.

shsftins. Stamp Nils, N,uias Aachisesy. Leather
Machinery. Rassss Calsndsrs end esisdsss. Pet
terms. Bssssrs' oatAts, Cissh Priat:ss 1asisss.
Tanss and Boiler Work OF svsrA dsseritiOn. Force
Pam - ard Wire Rope Elevator. Sole Agents OF
MILL ER'S PATENT eCRgW.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-11

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81 -sddlrry Havt~are, 1ss,ir htts. sp't.' ara
brns Carr sse work, piiLgs, Axles. Lett lhc Male
able Iron, 1871 Aak stve.t.
a YDkN KAY, Carriaa. Guocs. h..I.is I.iu
III ware, Leather. nuhs spoke. sra bent esrri. Z
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-11

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-11

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6Ssam Wsfoise Apparatus. 10 n Jedcvacn street.
01zLWUKTH. TwOH10 FUKsE, Iron Pipe and
Fittings, 6sesA DUt1ssu, tumpe and Gaasts.
Detins. 0isaa waning Apparatus 70 Lake .tss.t.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-11

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u sIr thv heaviest ahd beet -. ~ the tflts :
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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-11-25
The State Of South. Carolina,
IN EQUITY--Sumter County

1~' 10y ~ - = h~SN-AAoSA SSSe@ioJ .
J II. Mcleod. Administrator, rs J
NJ. DcSaussurc, Ct al.-ls,ll {" sell
Real f.sta,r, MaI>hal Assets aud Re-
H..
In uhcdirnrc Ia t!c order in tic above
Stated ,ase, dated Oc'"l,cr i4rh 1869.
| will "iii,r iur sac Il, pubic outrr,, al
sumter t'"ur' ilouSr, on the first Nun
Iay in December Lcxt, the lnls b..
lu,,:in- tn the Estate Of Jeremiah II.
Mcleod, d,cc.srd, in lwu parcels to
wit:
That part of said real estate lying nn
the West side oI tic public r,md lradir.
frum the town # Sumter through the
said real estate 10 oIhe town 'ftCamdcu.
Containing about Ninety Eighr Acres
in one parcel, and that p p'r' "t' the said
real estate, lying on The East SIDE %.
said public li"ad, c"n'ainiHg about Five
Hundred aud Eight Acres in another
parcel. One llalFut the purchase nluury
to be pail Cash. and the balance on !,
credit If one year with in,cr' st from
the day Of sale; payment to be secured
by The bond Oh The purrlas or and mo't-
.agc Of the Er mi>es.
The m"r' gige'l premises consisting Of
about Six Hundred and Six Acr,s OF
Land adjoining Lands of J"hn NJ. lic'
Saus, urc and others. and having been
purchased from W. ". Wilkinson by
tho Intcstate Jeremiah Il. McLcnd.-
Purchasers to pay for Stan ps aud Pa
per5. 1. y. COGllLAN,
Sheriff, s. G.
" Nov. II. (Sl0.50) At.
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Sale off Real Estate.

By permission of. F. Su,hcrlan'',
judge OF Probate, l will exposc for
sale before the Court House door in
Camden on the first Monday in Dcccm.
ber between the legal hours of sale, all
that parcel of Land, known as lot No
LILO, with all the improvements there
on situated North west corner of Church
and York streets, known as the proper.
ty ofFDoug las Minton dcceasf d.
Terms made known at the time of
sale. 7r.sf .s
o7.v-: :, $40 j. L. MICKLE,
Admir-. .
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NEW GOODS,
NEW GOODS.

SurE are again in receipt OF full line Of all
W The popular Goods. We have intro
duced many of them this season al lower pri'
ccs ,hun we opened The season wit. We
enumcrale few of them, viz:
FRENCH MERINO. all colors. ISL 90
FRENCH ATWOOD DELAlNE DO. so
Sack Flnnncls, Fancy Delaines; Reps. fon.
CIV Plaids, Poplins. Empress Cl nihs. Cloth ni ,
Iialv. Cloth lie Venic:. Saiins. Velrets; Toll
de Venice, ShawIs, Cloaks, Gents Shawl:,
Bedouins. Buggy Laps, Umbrellas KIM,
Goods. Ladies' Vests, Gents Vests md
Pan,s in Six, Scorch Wool, and Merino
70 match. Ladies'. Gents and Children's
Hose in Wool, Mcrino. Cotton. Ribbed and
Plain Goods, Noions, Small Wares and
HaherdasIery Of every description. Emhrold-
cries, Laces. Sers in Maltese. Valenciennes
IIoni,on Cluney. &c. zeal Lnces from so
CENTS 10 So per yard. White Gonds OF all
Grades in Swis ,es. Jaconets, Cambria, Per
cules. Dimiry. Linen. &c.
"a 9 and 10 4 Blparhed Damask,
rs 9 and 10 4 Brown Damask,
s-4 RUBY Wine Clnrh.
Scarlet Wine Clo'h.
ln4 Marcos Tea Clo;h.
10 4 Open Linen Dinner Cloths-Napkins
TO match same.
Towels from 10 cents 10 81, or from Sl.20
to sig per dozen. =,
Honey comb Quilts. Marseillcs Quilts. al
all prizes. g..
Cassimercs. Tweeds. Broadcloihs. Sati.
ners. leans. Kerseys. Linsey. flnnnels, Bed
Blankets. Prints Blenched ShecIins and
Shirling. Yarns. Brown Co;tons and osnn'
burgs.
CARPETS in Hemp. Wonl. 2-p!y Atwood.
3.plv Allwool. Tapestry, Brussels. Velvei'
and RUGS 10 match.
FLOOR OI.CLOTII in 4 4, Ga. s.4, l2-4
and lE.4-cm' IN suit.
WINDOW SHADES in every color and
wd,h-cut TO fit.
Agencies.
We nre Agents for the best brand ofBR0WN
GOODS in lhr State. and give ourcustomrrs
advantages on them.
ALSO.
Agents for good YARNS.
Our Carpet Department and our
Wholesale Department.
Arc new and fixed TEXTURES Of our business.
and we compete outside OF this market in
them. ,,,,,n
c,l,mb;n-;S. C.. Nov. 4.-TJ.
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SHERIFPS SALES.
SuERIFP's OFFICE,

CAMDEN, S. g., Nov. IL, 1862
DY virtue of sundry writs of f. fa. to
ID nc directed and lodged, will
proceed to sell in front OF the Court
lIousc in Camden, on the first Monday,
and sixth day Of December next, within
the legal hours Of sale, the following
mentioned and described property to.
wit:
One Tract Of Land in Kerslaw Coun-
ty, on waters of Black River, contain
ing Three Hundred Acres, more or less,
bounded North by Lands Of j. j. Hall,
West by Lands of J. j. Stokes Le-
vicd upon as the property of John
Stok:s, deceased at the suit Of J. j.
Hall, Admir-.
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KERSHAW,
Tn the Probate Court.

Benj J. Humphreys and Susan his
wife; Benz J. Radcliff. ct. al -os.
josiah Parish. Harriet his wife, Re-
bccca, Radcliff. ct al.
Petition tvr Partition.
appearing to my satisfaction, that
Jnsiah Parish and Harriet Parish, his
wife, Rrbccca Radc!iff and the children
of Samuel Radcliff, deceased, whose
namcs arc unknown, defendants to tho
ab"ve Petition, arc beyond aud reside
without the limits of this State, 1t is
ordered. on motion Of Shannon, Solicit
or, for Petitioners. that the said defend
ants, do PLEAD, answer or demur to tho
above Petition within furty days from
the publication of this order. In de-
full whereof, en- order pro cou!csso
will be entered agaidst them.
j. i. SUTHERLAND, j. p.
Nov. !. 6t
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Sale Of Real Estate.

By permissi"p of J. T Sutherland.
judge Ii Probate, will >e!l b"i;rc the
Court House doar in Camden "n tic
first Monday ia, december between the
legal hours Of sale, one hundred and
twenty-five acres Of land. m"rc or les.
living on the waters Of White Uuk Greek
in Kershaw County,
ARCHIBALD OWENS,
Fr.i# Admir-.
Nov. IL. It
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In the Probate Court.
SOUTEE-GtAROLTNA. A.
KERSRAW COUNTY.

Robt. J Love, and as A'lu,r, D.. E'i
Twi,,y and Margaret, his Wife, h"b.
crt Smyrl and Nancy, his Wlic' ctal.
Petition for I"fdt II.
It appearing to my satisfaction, that
William K. Rohin>ol and Harriet Rub
inson, his wife, .wo OF the. d, fc"dan's
to the adove Petition, arc without and
reside tcyond the limits Of this State
It IL ordered, ON motion of Shannon,
Solicitor for Petitioner, that the said
defendants do plead, answer or demur
TO the said Petition within fJrty day
from the publication Of this order, IN
Slefaslt whereof, un order pro confess"
will be entered ugairt them.
j f. SUTHERLAND, j. +.
Nov. % ot
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ADMINISTRATORS Sale.
Estate Joseph B. Hughes.

By virtue Of an order of tie Probatr
Curt of Kcrslaw County, S. G., the
Undersigned. Administrative of said
Estate will sell ut public outrrv t" the
hi.hc-t bidder On premises, Il" Tuesday
rhe al, day of December, 1869, all the
personal property belonging to said Es-
tate. c"nSi.tin. in part as follows
Tw, llurc-. Four Head Ca'tlc, One
T.u HOGS, C"rn. F"dd'r. Peas, Cotton
seed. Wagon, Cart, Bla"ks"ilh aud
Carpenters T"'l>. Plauta,i"n Utensils,
Ilnus hull aml Kitchen Furniture. to-
-ct!cr with other articles too numerous
tu nrnno'.
REBECCA \. HUGHES.
Terms Ca-h. .Adm'x.
Euv.lS. y.
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NOTICE..

EcPass & Hay arc my Agents during
my absence from the State. All my
papers arc in their hands, are parties
indebted to me will call upon them and
make settlements, or suit will bc.insti-
tutcd against them.
STEPHEN G. CLYBURN,
Nov. 25.-tf. Admir-.
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GOO ACRES OF LAND,

more or less, lyi,,g on waters of Pine
Tree Creek, in said County. belonging
to the Estate of Margaret HUMPHREYS,
deceased. aud wherein she remained nj
the time Of l,cr death. Bounded North
l.v Lands of heirs Of ]. Evaudcr Nc
Gov, East hv Lands of Henrietta T..
Myers, and West and Northwest by
Lands Of Charles Perkins.
TERMs-Onc Half Cash. balance "n
n credit of Twelve mnnths with interest
from date, secured by bond, personal
surety and Mortgage of tic premises.
Purchasers to pay for stamps and papers.
J.P. BOSWELL, S. X. 9.
Nov. Is. 5t.
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$500 ACRES,

fertile, he .lthful, abundantly watercd,
and heavily numbered, running back
eastward from Watercc River abHut
FIVE miles. This place is sub ilvided
into Twenty one Farms. 1t is 'ntcrsee,
ted-by "Thc South Carolina Rail Road,
the Charleston Road aud Black firer
Road" nasiug all the farms accessible.
TEnMs-Onc fifth Cash. balance or
a credit of orc, ,wu and three years, in,
,eress from date payable annually at Z
per ceut., secured ky bond, personal
surety, aud mortgage Of the premises,
with The privilege to purchasers TO pay
all cash. Purchasers to pay for stamps,
pa:crs and recording.
An agent On tie place Will show the
lands. and the r.lais can be seen At the
office Of Vim. NJ. Shannon.
JAMES Ci!ESNUT.
-E-" - NM. NJ. SHANNON.
Special Masters and Receivers.
Nov. II. (sl3.OO) 1t.
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SALE OF
VALUABLE LAMBS.
IN INEOUITY-Kershaw.

James Chestnut, Ex'or VS.. Mary e.
Reynolds, Sarah Chestnut, Mary G.
Fricrsou, ct al.-Bill Tor construc
ti.n "f will partition. &c.
In pursuance Of adecrcc made in the
above cause, a. September T"rm, 4. d
1869, We will cxpp,c to public Nalc be-
fore the Court House III CaG'dcn,
at IL o'clock, a. NJ, on Monday
the 9th day Of pcccmbcr, proxlm",
the following
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VALUABLE LANDS :

I. "BELLE MONTE'-That mos.
desirable Plantation on the East Side vi
Waterce River, confirming over
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500 ACRE ES

of the choicest lands in the State
There is large Settlement on the
place, and The crop now OH it will give
some Indication of its capacity.
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SALE OF
Valuable Real Estate.
\. J. Halle, ct al
vs. Bill lot Nellcl
Laura J. Halle, ct al,

Laura j. Halle, ct al,
In obedience to an order from JuL &C
I. Bmz..r, made in above stated case,
[ will ufrp for sale, hcInrc the Court
Hou>c in Camden, on Monday, the 9th
d.v Of D, ccmhcr, next, the real estate
of the late James G. Halle, situated
abnut eleven miles north east from Cam.
den. and consisting vf five valuable
parcels, viz:
The Davis Tract Of 2S9 IL, Acres
with a settlement thereon. The liome
Place, Of 7i5 Acres, with Il Gnc resi-
.lcncc and settlement thereon Tract
No. 3, of 307 IL Acres. Tract No. l.
of 3ll 1-2 Acres, and Trart No. 5 Of
l94 Acres The three Tracts just
named constituting the Grannys Oar
ter Creek Plantation. Piats Of the
land can bc sccn and information given
by calling on the undersigned.
TERMS Ono fourth Cash, balance
on Il credit Of ono, two and three years,
secured hy bond with two or more sure
tics and mortgage of the premises sold.
Purchasers to pay for stamps aud papers.
J. D. DUNLAP,
Nov. 4.-5t. Special Rcc'r.
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The State South Carolina,
l,79O ACRES,

situate in the County Of Kcrshaw and
State aforesaid B'urdcd ON the N"rth
BY Lands OF Samucl Shannon, East by
lands of Joshua Davis, South by Lands
of William Burrows. ami West 10y
Lands of Estate of James Chc>nut;
u, on the following Terms, to wit:
One half Of the purchase money
Cash, aud the. balance on credit of
one year, wirh interest from the day OF
Sale. to b. srcsred BY bo"d f the pur.
chaser aud mortgage Of the premi>rs. ID
Purchasers to Iay tor Stamps and
Papers. T.J. COGllLAN,
Sheriff, S. &.
Nov. II. Isl 50.) It
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The Highest Prices
Paid for Cotton and other Country
Produce, and liberal advances made Oh
all cnnsignments, by
d. j.. DESAUSSURE l. CO.
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NGtice to Creditors.
IN EQUITY-Kershaw.

". W. Stokes vs.. 10. II. Stokes, admr.
ct al-BW.
BY dccrctal order passed in this caso,
on the 24th September, 1869, it was
Odercd, Tha, all creditors having
claims against the estate of Jno. Stokes
deceased, should present the same be-
fore nc on or before the first day of
January, next, or be barred from any
benefit from the decree in this case.
JOHN KERSHAW,
Special Referee.
Nov. 1. 0t.
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One Tract of Land on waters of same
in Kcrshaw County, containing Two
Hundred Acres, murc or less, bounded
North by Lands ofihc Estate tf Richard
Hyatt, East by William Scott, South
BY Angus McKaskill, West by Estate
of Richard Hyatt. Levied upon as the
property of the Estate Of John Stokes,
deceased, at tic suit Of j. j. Hall, Ad.
miuis,ratvr.
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South Carolina,
KERSHAW COUNTY.

Er. P,rfc. benjamin Humphreys, henj
Pierce. Elisha Wadki's aud Wife,
ct. al Petition for Partition.
Iu ubulicuce tn Il lrcrrtal order in above
cause, Twill sell 5rf"rc tho C'mrt louise
in Camuicn, on Monday, the 9Th day of
December, nc3t, between the legal hours
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The interest of Jas. D.Stanl1y in ono
Tract of Land in Kershaw County, on
waters of Beaver Greek, known as the
George Hammond Place, adjoining
Lauds of Estate of j. B. Hudson,
jesse KiIgore, c. L. bye, Estate Lands
of James Biqgart aud others, contain.
ing Fot. Hundred aud Twenty Four
Acres. more or less, Levied upon as
the property of J. D. Stanley, at tho
suit Of Jesse u. Mobley.
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-.ALSU-

In obedience to an order passed at
the Court of Equity for Kcrshaw Co.,
will sell all that Tract of Land lying
IN the waters of Pine Tree Creek, con.
iailing Three Hundred and Ninety
One Acres, more or less, bounded
North, East and South by VIM. f.
Hughes, and South and West BY j. B.
KeIshaw.
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ADVANCES ON COTTON.

Liberal advances made on COTTON
SHIPPED to our friends in Charleston,
Baltimore aud New York.
JAMES JONES.
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9. TOWN CREEK PLANFA-
TrON," adjoining the above, compr'.
sing over
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One Tract Of Land in Kcrshaw Coun.
ty, 3 miles East of Camden, containing
Four Hundred and Seventy Two Acres,
about one halfin woods with about Twen-
ty Five Acres under cultivation small
framed House with two rooms and good
we'll water, high and healthy location.
The said Tract being Fart of a Tract
of Six Hundred and Forty Acres grant
ed to Col Joseph Kcrshaw on the 2lst
of January, 1855. Levied upon rs the
property Of AIeroncy g. Boswell, at tho
suit of Charles D. Farrar.
Terms Cash, purchasers paying for
stamps and papers.
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I,SQ

Ouc Tract OF band lying on both
sides ofTulmis's mill Greek 10 Kershaw
County, containing Three Hundred
Acrcr, more or less. Levied on as the
property Of Jno. T. Mathesou, ct. al. at
the suit of J. B. Kcrshaw.
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ALSO

One Tract of Land in Kershaw COun-
ty on Lynchcs Greek, containing Six
Hundred Acres more or less, bounded
North by Lands Of Daniel McKaskill,
South by Lands of the Estate of Jona-
than Newman. East by Lynchcs Creek,
West by Lands of j. W. r. Blair
Levied upon as the property of Alexan.
der Mcdonald, at the suit Of j. D.
Young.
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III tIt SllCuiC Souhe'
Nancy NJ. Kelly, Us. Manscl =. Eelly,
J. Ross Dye, Administrator, ct al -
Bill for Partition. &c.
In pursuance of orders made in above
cause ut September Term, 1869, will
offer at public sale before the Court
House in Camden, on Monday, tho 9th
LAY pr December, prox all that
TRACT OF LAND.
lying in said County, on waters OF
White Oak and Grannv's Quarter
Greeks. cnntaining FIVE HUNDRED
AND TWENTY ACRES, being The
Tract whcr, on john KrlIy deceased.
resided. b"undcJ by l,nd of Jesse XII
core, Mrs. Mcl"wail, Richard Ovens
deceased, and Wm. Drak'furd, being
the Tract or,lrr'd t. be conveyed T."
aid NancY VI. Kelly. under f"rmcr or
icrs orrhis Court. aud the terms never
hcins complied with, it is HOW sold at
her risk.
ThRMs-Onc fourth Cash, balance
IN credit Of one aud tw" y".r' with
interest from date, PAYABLE annually
secured by bond. personal surely and
mortengc of the premises ;urcha'
Ser to pay for STAMPS aud papers.
C. SILVER, Clerk.
Nov. IL. (S75O) 1T
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Why DO we Not Weave Our Own
Cotton?

We have frequently called the public
attention to the Importance of the South
manufacturing the cotton, which her
fields so amply produce.
We could never understand, why tie
crop raised at our very doors should be
exported to other States, for the purpose
of being there converted into fabric for
USE,
Why should the States of the North
manufacture the cotton, which they do
not produce? (?
To state the proposition in another
form, why should not the South, which
produces the cotton, also manufacture it
for use ?
This would seem to be the most natu-
raj result.
And yet, the very article which the
South alone, in the United States, can
grow, is sent away to be manufactured
elsewhere, and then returned to our peo.
pie, at an enhanced price for their use
The Chicago Tribune, with great force,
eondenses the whole argument III few
sentences Thus: "What reason is
there that the machinery which turns
cotton into finished product should be
located hundreds of miles away from the
place where the raw material is grown {?
What commercial or other necessity is
there that bale of cotton should be
taxed with the cost Of transportation, of
carriage, of warenousing before it can be
converted into cloth Why should the
wages expended in manufacturing indus
try be paid out for the benefit of COM
munity far distant from the region
which produces the staple /? Why should
all the waste of the manufacturing pro-
cesses be contributed to enrich lands far
fron the locality where the crop was
planted 2 Why should the price of the
finished article be increased to the con-
sumer Sy multitude of transfers; first,
froaa the plantation to the factor, next to
the Local speculator, then to the Eastern
buyer, finally, through half dozen
other changes of ownership, all involv-
ing more or less of profit and augmenta-
tion of price,. in the hands Of the manu-
facturer z"
Whatever causes may have led TO this
singular and anomalous state of affairs
at the South before the recent war, GER
tainly do not exist now.
With this accomplished, there would
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The State Of South Carolina
ORANGEBURG COUNTY.

In the Sessions-May Term, 1869.
YNHE ATTENTION OF THIS COURT
4 having been called by the Grand Jury
ITO the great and uncalled for Injustice done
to Citizens, sometimes, by being put under
arrest, and on failing to give security for
their appearance at Court, by being Commit
ted TO Jail without just cause or substantial
proof of their guilt"
On motion of ID. II. Chamberlain. Attorney
General and Solicitor of the First Circuit, il
is ordered: That the Clerk of the Court do
call the attention of all Magistrates of this
County TO the Provisions of the Act of the
General Assembly of eighteen hundred and
thirty-nne, relative To the Duties of Mag
istratcs and also to Section IL, Article and
Section 25 of Article 4, of tho Constitution
of this State; and also 10 the Provision of
the Act of the General Assembly, passed
September 2ith, 1868 aud that the Clerk of
the Court do notify ths said Magistrates that
in futnre they will be held by this Court 70
strict accountability COY any neglect or viola
tion OF the Provisions of Law above referred
TO. II. b. CARPENTER.
Judge of lst Circuit
Mae llth. lS69.-9 NJ