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will be until spripg, when some modification
will take place; though no material retro
grade; for the petroleum trade is as much
an institution Of or commerce now as the
coal or iron trade.
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A one HUNDRED AND FIFTY BARREL
WE'LL ON THE PlERsoN FARH.-A well be-.
longing to Mr.. Klnehauser, and which
las: been doing but 4 barrels per day. was
torpedoed yesterday morning. To-day, ut
o'clock, it Was producing ut the rate q
100 barrels.
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ALIshA.-1'his IL newly discover d article to be
used for hair dressing, which is said to be super.
or to anything Of the kind yet placed before the pub
lie It renders the hair soft aud glossy and will it
is said, cause the hair TO grow on scaps which have
long lacked such covering. 1t ia not properly u
hair dye, and vet 1t will so operate on tho roots of
the when applied to restore 1t to its origin
al color and luxurlance in u very brsf pariod Of
time It ia beyond question, very superior thing,
and will more than ill the expectations Of any ono
who may purchase it,--Syracnse Paper. Try Sew.
ards Cough Cu q, II is the best. A. D. MILLER j.
CO., Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Agents TO.
Petroleum Centre, Pa. novI2.lm.
UIGARS AND rNKA Geo nj A. u MILLER l.
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The Rev. John A. Scott, Of West Virgin .
ia, has invented camera for taking photo.
graphs of the earth's surface from any de-
sired height 1t 10 sent up by balloon, with
\ clock work to open and shut at the right
elevation, and when it is pulled down the
Photographic impression is done. 1t is
thought that it will he of great use iu war.
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The demand for the Great Yo.emite
Stomach Bitters, manufactured at this place
by ]. W. Downsr Il Co., Is constantly In
creasing. A large quantity was this day
shipped from their mandatory to different
ais Of the oil region.
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B. J. Randsll. Postmaster at Portland,
Oregon, has been convicted OF 0robbing the
mails, and sentenced to twenty7 years
Imprisonment. RandalI.s clerk was arrest
ed on the same charge.
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CrOekery-For all kinds 20 10 REYNOLDS
BRoDHEAD b cos, No. Ii Centre street, oppo.
site the Post ONCE Oil City, Pa.
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THE be.t place il town to get a pair Of Roots
made OF the beet Stock. that will wear we'll, and
warranted TO ht, 10 Mt J. A. PIante's Fssl-
ionabie Boot shop. Washington Street. Petroleum
Centre Pa. Give him trial. seplOtt
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IT LADIES wishing to make an apprsprs,.
present. will ind beautiful SLIPPER PATTRkNs
at A. 8. SMITHS Boot 4 Shoe Store deels,t
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~ Call and examine the hno assortment OF
SLIPPER PATTERNS at A. 8. Smiths Boot /
Shoe Storo. ds,Ikts
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Excelsior Billiard ParIors,

To enjoy delightful and quiet game OF Blliai ds,
go to A. o. Farnham's Fashionable Blia,d Par
lors, on Washington Street, next door to the Roch
ester House. These Parlor, are within short dis
tance OF most OF the principal hotels in Petroleum.
Sen'rc may eff
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Dry Goods, = large stock At REYNOLDS.
BRoDnEAD cos, No. II Centre St, opposite
tho Post Office, Oil City, Pa.
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CANARY BIRDS, host G, rman imported, whole.
ale and retail, at A. D. MILLER l. co.'s
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large assortment Of FINE -sEwED BOOTS at
A. 8. Smiths Boo. l. Shoe Store declkr
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BIRD CAGES, wholesale and retail. Thirty.
four different 81, lss to arrive this week, at
A. ID. MILLER D COv.
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DIARIES for $50 a, 4. D. MILLER & cos.

Carpets, of every quality and description, st
BRODlIEAD & cos, No. IL Csutrs
Street., opposite the r. o.. Oil City, Pa.
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sE- New assortment OF Clothing this day
received at hammers & Alden's. j2S-2t.
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Guitar Strings.-A large lot of the best
Guitar Strings tho market affords, just received ot
Ishams. Jan2I.tf.
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There have been paid 2,969 Of soldiers
bounty claims presented from Michigan.
drawing FROM the unitcd Statcs Treasury
q, $50 90
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1880 rolls WALL PAPER received ths Ssv q,
A. d. MILLER / cos
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Hardwarc-A large assortment of which Is
heiDG closed ont at reduced rates at REYNOLDS,
BRoDHEAD & cos, No. IL Centre ST., opposite
tho Post Office Oil City, Pa.
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Hats, Cars. Boots and Sh oes.--A large
assortment at REYNOLDS. BR0DHEAD 4 cos,
No. II Centre Street, opposite tho Post Once, Oil
City, Pa.
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cB 0vercoats selling remarkably cheap
at hammers Il Aldsn's. j2S-2t.
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RevOivers. A splendid assortment Ct
Tshams. jan2l.tf
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Beautiful slipper Patterns a. 4. .. Smiths Boo,
& Shoe Store. dseI0H
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PAPER AND ENVELOPES At A. D. MILLER
Il CO.'S.
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO at A. D. MILLER h
CD',
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Aurtion 6aIes--Fnture paps.
A. G. McGILLIYRAY,
AuctIOucor.
TTNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

VIII be sold on TUESDAY, the 7th dny OF Decem
per, l6OO. In front OF the Old Custom iUusc
~ III O'CLOCK a. NJ. precisely,
- Al mat certain LOT or LAND, with the Build.
ihss thcrcon, sliuntc tkn0wn by tho No. 1891 on
@ ti,e west slide OF Meeting street, Ia tho CITY OF
G.nlIestoli, measuring ana containing In front ON
MeeetIng street % feet six inches more or lcss
M mnu III ucpth from cast to west, l44 feet be thr
samS more or less; buttng AMI bounding enat on
mcctng street, to the west and north ON Lands Of
James Il: walker, Gnd TO the south on Lnnd or
Robert S. Miller. ~ "'' VI
ALSO
All that certain LOT OF LAND with the BuilI
lngs thereon, next north and adjoining the Lot
aDopc described, situate on the west side OF Meet
ing street, Ward No. 4, ana known by the No I33
measuring and containing In front ON Meeting
street 10 ice more or less. on the north line from
east 10 west 05 feet, then running from south TO
horth II feet Inches, then ON the north Inc 1D
lcct on the west line 40 feet 3 inches and ON Tho
south line l44 feet, bc the same more or less: but
unE anu bounding cast OH Meeting street to tho
sOilth anu west OF lands ami James T. Walker
anu 10 the north on Land OF the Estate OF Walker
and L. Adams.
Tcrms-Onc-thirl cash; balance on q credit of
one, Two. three and four years, In bonds bcaring
interest, payable scml-annullly, To be secured by
mortaGe OF the premises sold. Buildings To he IN
slrcd aiid policy assigned. Buildings to bc kent
fed. n w M MhfEsy "As''
nOpI6 tu4 = Z, Z,
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~ nv virtue 1 OF decree OF the Court of Equity OF
the county Of New Hanover. Of the State of
Sorth ChrOna la the case OF MOrri, X Jcg,Ip
cl ai, w. the Wilmington AMI MslU;.,slcr Knil.
ROAD Company, ct nj, Michael Cronlry Commits.
1,onGr' duly appointed by the Court, win sell u,
i'unilc Auction at the door Of the Courthouse.
III Wilmington, In The State of North Carolina
at IL O'clock, a. NJ, on WEDNESDAY. the 5tj,
day of january. 1870,
al ~ ,.i'a portion of the WILMINGTON AND MAN
CufSIiilt RAILROAD which lies within The State
~ l'orth Carolina with all the rolling stock cuup
nicnts, dcpsts, workshops, materials ana every
,nlng ,hcrcunto pertaining, together with all the
rights privileges, franchises ami appurt cnanccs
vs. ;, SET lorth and more particularly described in
cecdinga. " i
Terms OF sale caRii.
,rdo Inc bonds nom OF the said Com fany secured 10y the
Edward Sandfor,i, dated May I. 1861; the second
mortgage to Edward Sandforl, dated March l.
1863, ana the mortgage to George w. Darrnn
nnted @ The 18th OF APRIL 1855, shall bc accepted In
luil az part payment according to the priority OF
said mortgages; and the bonds OF the said COM
pafy, secured by the mortgage to the said Morris
h Jesup, shall be accepted pro rata as part nav
ment In the order Of priority established in said
mortgage. NJ. CRONi.Y Commissloncr
Wilmington, ". G. noylI tu(I5wI
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Auction Sales This Day.

IIutson Lee will sell for the Sheriff, nj IL
o'clock, at the Old PostoNce, real estate.
Letch C Bruins will sell at IL O'Clock, ut the Old
Postollcc, real estutc.
William Mckay will sell at 10 O'Clock, at No. no
Meeting street, agricultural implements.
Laurcy Alexander Will sell at 10 O'Clock, at
their store, sweet oil, white lead and groceries.
j. &c w. Knox will sell at IL o'clock, ut the Old
P0stol,lcc, u lot OH Sulllyan's Island.
Jcfrortis & Co. will sell ut O'CLOCK at their store
llms, shoulders, &c.
Henry Cobla & Go. will sell o, half-past O'Clock
4! their store, butter, sugar, &c.
Ricckc & Schachtc will sell at quarter to 10
O'Clock, at their store, hams, shoulders, &c.
Il. A. p. Caldwell will sell Mt half-past Q
o'clock, at their store, shoulders, butter, &C.
John G. Minor Il Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock, at
their store, dry goods, shawls, DC.
Miles Drake will sell at 10 O'Clock, Mt his store
ahoes, hats and clothing.
G. w. Stcnens Will sell at half.past o'clock, at
Ills store, butter, cheese, &c.
a. c. McGilllvray will sell at II O'clock at No.
90 Boycc's North wharf, iron, Steel onlce nxtures
4
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A ssIG N'EE's ALE.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT OF SOUTH
CAROLiNA-1N THE MATTER OF W.
w. lIARILEE, BANKRUPT
IN BANKRUPTCY

Pursuant to an order OF the Honorable Judge
BTSnn, IN the nbovc case, will sell OH the first
TUESDAY I'm December next, at Marion Court
house, the following property:
TRACT OF LAND, on the north side OF Lit
nc Peedcc River, containing $50 acres, more or
less, conveyed TO bankrupt by the Sheriff OF Ma
rion District, and recorded In Book r In the Re.
gIsicr's Onice for Marion District; bounded there
by Lands OF David Page, John +. Page and others,
being The Lands OIL which james Il. Page now
resides.
Onc.half interest In the unimprOved Lots OF
Land In Marion Village, Marion County, contain
Ing each fiye-tcnths t5-lOl of an acre; bounded
by Lots OF W. J. dickson, John Aurnions tnow
;. r. S!aniy,sl and others. situated near the de-
pot OF the Wilmington and Manchester Railroad
marked Nos 10, IL aud IS In plat OF said village
made by Deputy Surveyor Levi Letiettc, datetl
February 1857, said Lots conveyed to !. j. Harl-
lee and W. w. Ilnrlicc by q. ID. Evans Commits
sloncr In Equity. plat OF these Lots can be
seen on application to the Assignee.
Lot and ONCE In Marion Village fronting
cast on the public square; bounded on the NORTH
by Lot OF 5. Il. Mcmillan, and south by +. Baum's
Lot and on the west by street. This Lot to be
soI at the risk OF the former purchasers.
Tcrm5-One-fourth "a cash; balance OIL n credit
OF one and two years; purchasers to give bond
with interest from day OF sale, payable annually,
secured by mortgage OF the premises, and 10
pay ior all necessary papers and stamps.
noylO tu3 A. ii. FORD, Assignee.
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by BOWERS Il SILCOX,
HOUSES AND VACANT LOTS-A
IL kARE GLANCE FOR 4 GOOD INVEST.
MENr TO ANY ONE WISHING 10
PURCHASE REAL ESTATE

VIII he sold on TUESDAY, November 23,, in front
Of the Old Postoillce, corner OF Broad and Eas
- - TIE FoLI6@fSG NIT ifnornnry, viz.
Two NItOhNr LOTS on Pine street, each mea.
surfing forty feet on front ana back line by nine.
ty:SiX feet deep, more or less.
Four Houses and Lots on Ashton street, Nos Q
story Kitchen. The roofs OF the Houses arc tiled
each lot measuring 81 feet OH the front and back
| me, 6 by 100 feet deep more or less.
measuring 80 feet front, and rs feet on the back
inc, by llo feet deep, more or less.
House and Lot on President street, west side,
four doors south OF Cannon street. 80 feet on the
'front.', nnd 37 feet on the back line, by 120 feet
aGep. more or less House "a feet wide, by As feet
longi -FOUR large square rooms, with fine marble
mantcl pieces, dressing room and pantry; on a
| DTcE foundation three feet high, with double
house and stables. The Kitchen Is tiled; the shed
IN front OF Kitchen slated; piazza timed, with
water. '''''' e"-0n' VI
House and Lot. next north OF the above on
resident 1t street Lot ls feet on front and back
lmc ny 63 tcet deep, more or less. House two sto
pies @ nign mas l0ur rooms, three fire places. Roof
llouBe ami Lot, next north OF the above. Lot
- lcet on 'front.' and back line, by 83 feet deep,
more or less: lionsc two stories high, with four
rooms anu three fire places.
One Vacant Lot southwest corner OF Cannon
anu PRESIDENT streets 3 feet on front and 81 feet
on me haek iiue' by G3 feet deep, more or less.
l.ot next west oil the above on Cannon street
2S fcet on front and back line, by 65 feet deep more
or less.
2s feet on front and back line by 0s feet deep,
more or less.
Lot next west Of the above, on Cannon street,
corner OF Hnrsravc'S Court, 81 feet inches on
'front.' ana back line, 10y 20 feet deep more or less
Lot next south OF the above, ON -IIargraves
court, 60 feet on liargrayc's Court, by 81 feet
deep, more or less.
Two Lots, with Tenement Houses On them; each
lot contains ls feet front on Cannon street, the
same ON back line, by 80 feet deep, more or less
timed.
House and Iot on IJnroroyos rou,+ ,n,,,, ~
the above, 40 feet on front and back line by 80
iect deep more or less. House has rooms
timed roof, with Kitchen attached; piazza to
house, AMI kltcheh tiled.
House and Lot next south of the above Lot
contains SO feet front and back line by 10 feet
deep more or less. House only framed, on
brick foundation.
Large Lot OH Cannon street, west OF the above
property, 80 feet front, by l30 feet deep more or
less. ~
The Plais can be seen ut our onlce No. 500 King
street. and Will he exhibited on day Of sale.
Terms cash. Purchasers to pay Il. & S. for pa.
pers anl stamps. novl3 stu,hstu5
TIT N DER DECREE IN EOUITY
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Anrtion galcs--F Future Dans
r + FER EE's SALE.

ny virtue OF decree OF the Court or Cannon
i, rleas, Ior TIC Fourth Circuit OF tha Sint, ne
smln Ihr0la, sitting In Equity I'm Tho ease NJ NJ
Monnsrsicr os Nj .csi l,r Ct a. VS. the Wilmington and
sold at Public Auction nj the ,iuor nt ~ ~, ".,i "
house IN Wilmington, in the Stat" of Enril Cnra ~
Una, ut II O'Clock a. NJ, ON wEDNESDAY thr
5th day OF IantIrry, 1870, '"'
~ That portion Of the WILMINGTON ANn
!M.!hNCiIESrER RAILROAD which lies Within "nm i,c
S1,G Sr,,1 Sf South Carolina, with nII The ROi.IING
STUCK, Equipments. Dcpois, Workshops, Matcri.
ais, ami everything pertaining thcrcunto, to.
Relhcr WIN all the rights. privileges, franchises
nil appirtennnccs, AZ sct fort AMI more ma rtic,.
Lr!y ,a.I nrscrlhcd In tho several mortgages men.
'lnncd IN the proceedings.
Inc terms OF the sale cash; the bUnrls OF the
p Gonpany secured By the mortgage, ;ncntiOnc,I
n .nc report of tile special referee and filed I'm
ra, casr, 10 be accepted from The purchaser pro
a,isL.I 'I, m Puyihcnl IN the order Of priority cs.
Iatca'ho ,o prop1rtlon Of cash he pal,I I'm FOR tin
otncr DohdS OF Tho same grade OF priority moi i'm
,me ,,, hands OF the purchaser; and provided, nso.
,ha. suniclenl cash be paid In 10 cover costs
chHrHcs anu expenses 0f sale; the plIrcIascr uIy,,
10 pay for papers. w. AI.STON pnINt:I n ''''
,,, Special Referee
Charleston, 18th November 1869
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n S T A TIE s L E

will offer for sale for cash. at tile late residence
or w. b. Bowling, deceased, one and o half
miles from Bamberg, on WEDNESDAY, 14th OF
GsE All the REAL ESTATE of the said deceased, as
LOT No. i, known as the "sImpson Lotn and
oil the houses and improvements thereon slluat-
acre. or less Rarosa nG ons
adjoining Lands OF a. b. Rice.
Lot No. 2, lying at Grnham's Turnout, on which
e.. w. Nicely now resides, containing eighteen and
half acres, moro or less and bounded ns follows:
by the South Carolina Railroad Company and
Lot No. 3. upon Which % John In s. s. Small 5 ps now re-
sides, lying at Grahums Turnout and well i'm
proved, containin one acre, more or less, bound
cd by the Public Road Lending from Grahnms
Turnout to Spring own, on the east side OF sald
road one hundred .:ud eighteen feet; on the south
by the baptist Church, one hundred and nfty feet
OH the cast by Lnnds OF II n. Rice. Said Lot was
sold by ii. B. Rice to Thomas J. Counts.
the "River Place. containing seven hundred ami
nfty acres, more or less, bounded on tile north by
Edisto River, on the east and south by Martha
Zelsler, on the west by barnwell.
9th. The OLD PLACE, neAr Grahnm's Turnout,
containing seven hundred acres, more or less,
and nc north By o. Gpper and H
Kemp and q. W. Turner, and east by Madison
Fielder.
Will aso sell, on the same day, at tile River
-Four good MULES.
SIX hundred bushels OF Corn
ELK thousand pounds good Fodder, Peas and
Rice.
One Wagon, Plantation Tools. and other artl-
Purchasers to pay for all necessary papers and
revenue stamps.
All persona indebted to the above Estate, arc re-
questcd TO come forward and make Immediate
puy Inent TO the undersigned.
nov9 tn3 Qualified Executor.
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by LOUIS ID. DeSAUSSURE.
T ARGE AND VALUABLE RICE
IL PLANTATIONS on NORTH SANTEE
RIVER, AT THE hest PITCH
OF THE TIDE.
At Private Sale


Tho valuable RICE PLANTATIONS on North
Santee River, Georgetown District, known as
"Milldam," "Newland" and "Bun Main,n con-
tanning, together 1913 acres OF Land OF which $50
acres are tide swamp Land, about 800 being now
under cultivation In rice and the bnlance In good
order; there are 523 acres Of high Land OF which
90 or 20 are cleared provision Land, capable OF
producing 40 bushels OF corn to the acre.
On "Milldam" Plantation Is good dwelling
house, two large barns, mill and one OF the
largest and best negro settlements on North San
tee. On "Newlnnd"And "BuG Mainn are also q
negro settlement
On these Plantations there Is a resident force of
Seventy Laborcrs, aud houses SUFFICIENT for over
200 negroes.
The situation Of this estate, lying as II does
above the salt water and below the frcshet lands,
hns always been considered among the safest on
Santee, and during the long period they have
been cultivated, there Is Instance on record OF
the loss OF crop. When cultivated previous to
the war, they were capable OF producing over 40
bushels OF rice to the acre, and the crops averag-
cd from 10000 to $4,000 bushels OF rice sent to
market.
For further particulars, apply as above. at No.
Z3 BrOad street. nOvl6 tutliSo
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BY virtue of an order of sale to me directed from
the Hon. George s. Bryan, District Judge OF the
Will sell Mt public auction ON THIS DAY, the
10th OF November, 1860, ut IL O'Clock A. NJ, at
the store No. 20 Boyce's North Wharf, in the
City OF Charleston, S. O.,
The STOCK IN TRADE Of the above named
Dankrupts, consisting Of the following assorted
Iron, selected expressly for this market, viz:
bundles OF Band, half round, oval, square and
round.
-Bnndes and bars Refined, round and square,
and Swedcs nat and square, bars, nat, and re-
fined rounds and sats
fipugh Steel, German Steel, Spring Steel, ONCE
Stove ard Fixtures, Scale.
Terms-ii sums OF 500 and under cash: over
that amount, on credit Of thirty days, with city
acccptances bearing interest, TO be approved OF
by either the Court or Registrar In bankruptcy,
nov18 v. j. TOBIAS, Assignee.
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A. &. McGILLIyRAY,
1TNDER DECREE IN EQUITY,
n. DUCKwORTH & SONS vs.. LOUIS HALgER.
STADT

Will be sold on TUESDAY, the 23d day of Noyem.
ner instant, at IL O'Clock A. NJ. precisely. In
front OF the Old Customhousc. "
All that PLANTATION or TRACT OF IAND
known us Travellers Home" containing 1900
acres, more or less, stuntc in st. James Goose
creek; putting and bounding north on Lands
and Frederick 4. Ford east OH Lands now or late
OF John Donnclly. ST., and George Grences, south
on the OLD Burnt Tract and Lands or the lcirs of
James Mccall and the heirs OF Burbage as set
.orih In plat made by Daniel Sheppord, Surveyor,
anu dated LIST March, 1887, and duly recorded In
Mesnc Conveyance, Charleston County.
Terms-One-thtrd cash; balance on q credit OF
one ana two years; credit portion to bc scc,lrc.l
by bond bearing seven per cent Interest. and
mortgage OF premises. Purchaser to pay for
papers anu stamps +. W. NJ. MACKEY,
now tI4 n
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. John A. Cook, whose fune-
raj takes place today, was horn In Germany, ana
came to this country In 1921. For more than
forty years he was engaged In business in Charles
ton, where, by his upright conduct and attention
to all the duties Of lifc he won the confidence and
respect OF all by whom he was known
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SHREDs OF STATE NEws.-Thc Rev. c. Fl.
fritchard, of Bcnnettsvillc, was thrown from his
horse recently. Mr.. Prltchard was severely in
jurcd in the back.
Charles Edmondston, magistrate OF BarnwelI
County, has been removed by Governor Scott.
There Is spell Of dry weather In Barnwcl. The
pstato crop has been seriously shortened, and
many OF the mills have been compelled to stop
grinding.
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BY LOUIS d. DeSAUSSURE.

r ESIDBNCE IN CHARLOTTE STREET.
At Private Sale
The Wooden RESIDENCE on brick basement.
on the north side OF Charlotte street, known by
The No. %. containing six upright, two garrct,
one dressing rooms. two pan,rieS, private stair.
taes hrc an excellent Kitchen a carriage house
feet deep.
Apply as above, at No. % Broad street.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-16
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by LOUIS u. DcSAUSSURE.

SMALh RESIDENCE on SOUTH BAY.
At Private Sale
The WOODEN RESIDENCE. on South Bar bat
terry, II few doors west Of McciinV street con-
taiiliig four upright and two garrct rooms
uoilblc piaZZa'. Kitchen. &c. Lot measures I'll
lccl Irbni, with the right Of way through
passage OF feet, common to this and The adj
less. S' ''A''1 VI
Apply as above AT No. % Brond street.
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