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GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

VIII he sold @ at Public Auction, on the first MON
DAY IN December next, in tlie Town OF Man
ming. clarendon County, South Carolina
., The following LOTS or LAND, all situated in
he u, ~, Sn county being the property Of an Assign
"TOwN pLACE.n
This is the late residence of DR. Ingram. and is
located in the most desirable portion of the Town
Oh Manning. The lot contains two acres; the up.
purtenances arc well finished dwelling contain
ing six rooms; outbniltiings complete, Consisting
OF storero0In, servants houses Kitchen, stable,
&C. The place ts ornamentcd with beautiful live
OAKS, SCI out about ten years ago Altogether ft
y u handsome place, costing ten years ago about
"IIoME TRAcr.n
This Is an excellent and we'll settled tract OF GOO
ming. The land produces wcll-cotton, corn aud
peas. The appurtcnances consist OF dwelling
mouse, with all necessary outbulldings, lubOrcrs'
houses, gin house, granary, stables, &c.
"C0NYERs' TRACT"
This Is tract OF GEO acres OF land; Il is q we'll
settled and highly productive plantation situate
ming.
"ROsE BAY PLACE"
This tract of 6Io acres of fine cotton and corn
nIn;ng a S5ate t wi, mile of the Gonyc and
settlement.
MCLEOD TRACT"
This is IL tract Of 500 acres. An improved and
valuable tract of land, situate in the "Fork or
Back River" produces corn cotton aIid rice well
alio Is convenient TO Manning and Sumter, The
iaiier place alrording ono OF the best markets in
the State. "
"MCKNlGilT PROPERTY"
This consists of stOrchouse dwelling and out
nulluihEs ana i've acres Of land in the Village OF
Summcrton near wrlght's t,lun, on Santee itiyer.
LOTS IN MANNING.
House and two acre lot in the TOwnOr Manning
House contains four rooms; lot well improved
a f III c eSss Ssc am Il m&lg mk&tfhsR and Two ncres of
vacant lot.
TERMS OF SALE.
Oncthird cash; the remainder on a credit of
one and two years: tile credit portion to be &C.
cured by bond OF the purchaser, with interest Mt
the rate or seven per cent. per annnm, and mort
gage OF the premises s0ld Purchasers to nay for
stamps and papers.
FROST & ADGER, for Assignees,
,oo Charleston, s. G..
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CORONER's INQUEST. Coroner Whiting held
an inquest yesterday over the body OF Patrick
HcGinnis, who was found dead in his bed OIL
James Island There were no marks Of violence
OIL his body, and MS he had retired the evening
previous with severe congcstivc chill, the jury
returned verdict OF death from that cause. The
deceased was hllnd.
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TuH BLACK BoY.-Thc statement made that
"the managers of tho State Fair'' borrowed Gov.
ernor Scott's fountain boy s not correct The
fact OF the matter Is, Mr.. a. y. Lee borrowed II,
without the knowledge Of the Executive Commit
tee, and painted II white for the use of the Fair
this being done before the buildings were turned
over to the society.
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SURVIVORS STATE CoNvENTION-T Sur-
viyors' Convention which, as has been previous
ly mentioned, will meet in this city on the 18th
inst, will he quite an, interesting event. Dele
gates will be present from number OF districts.
and among those expected are Butler, Kershaw
and many others known to famc, If not to fortune.
As compliment TO these distinguished visitors, a
supper will be given In the evening ut the South
Carolina Hall, which, from the character both OF
the hosts ana the guests, will doubtless be one OF
the most brilliant affairs OF this very brilliant sea.
son. The following gentlemen compose the com
mittec OF arrangements: Colonel Edward Nc
Craly, Jr., Captain q. II. Molfctt, Alex. w Mar
shall, Jr., Major T. G. Barker, james G. Holmes,
Jr., Geo. d. Bryan, Roswell T. Logan.
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SALE OF PAiETINoS.-Thc remainder Of tho
paintings at the corner of Broal and Church
streets were sold on Saturday evening by Mcssrs.
Lcitth Il Bruins. The bidding was lively. and
prices ranged higher than ut previous sales.
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THE CIRcUs.-Thc spacious canvas OF Stone
Murray's Circus was crowded ut both perfor-
mances on Saturday. The acting was unques-
tionably superior to most OF these entertain
mcnts, as tho entire programme was mirth-pro-
yoAng, and the funny man possessed more
originality than is usually fonnd IN his cass. The
tent was folded during the night, nnd the company
silently sped away TO visit other localities and
gather n harvest OF grccnbacks.
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EVERYBODY knows that oysters are splendid
In all months with an r, but they don't know that
Terry q Nolan, at the fish market, have Norfolk
oysters for sale. Norfolk oysters are tho biggest
and best OF the bivalyes
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PsRsoNAL.--J. C. Bailey, Esq, editor and
proprietor OF the Grccnyillc Enterprise, is in town.
staying NJ the Pavilion Hotel. The Enterprise Is
the only paper in C;recnville County, and has
good circulation I'm TINT section OF the State.
Senator Robertson is stopping ut the Mills
nouSc.
Senator Sawyer and Tim-iIurcy, member of the
third house, are NJ the Charleston uotA
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COURT or GENERAL. SEssIoNs-HoR Il. d.
CARPENTER, PREsIDING.-The death OF General
w. l.. Martin WAS announced by II. w. Seymour.
ESQ, seconded by John Phillips, Hsq, and the
Court adjourned In respect to his memory.
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ACCIDENTAL SH0OTIEG-AEOTIIER WARMING
TO Boys-On Saturday morning u fatal accident
occurred, which should be warning to all per-
sons handling firearms. party OF boys, full OF
life and spirits, with days holiday before them,
started up the road, on Saturday morning, gun
ming. When near the Race Course GIl left bnt
two, Jno. Hogan and Lawrence Ryan, who con-
tinued on their way. Ryan observed wounded
bird in o ditch and jumped down to secure 1t, but
failed to do 30 until Hogan had placed the butt OF
his gun upon 1t. In removing the gun the trg-
ger caught in bricr and the load was discharged
In the unfortunate boy's throat just above the
chest bone. He exclaimed. "Lord have mercy on
my SOUL" and fell forward on his face, dying nj.
most instantly. The bleeding was internal, and
the body was not disagured by the accident.
Coroner Whiting held an inquest, and verdict
was returned In accordance with the facts.
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THE WATT PLOUGH, OF which Mcssrs. j. Il.
AdScr 4 Co. nrc the agents, received the prcmi-
UNI at tho State Fair as being the best plough re-
presented.
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CITY AFFAI RS
Meetings. This Day.

". Andrews Lodge, at =. n.
Relief Loan Association, ut quarter-past II. NJ.
g. ID, c., At half past Z. h.
htna Prc Company, 1T half.past T.. n.
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Hotel Acknowledgements ID and IA
CHARLESTON HOTEL.

CHARLBSTON HOTEL
John B. Withers, Fort Mills; Jas. McCutchen:
lndiantown; Mrs. a. Caldwell, Miss M. White
Miss Caldwell, Miss Hutchinson, Rock Hill: San
uel f. White, Mrs. Samuel E. White, Fort Mills:
Miss M. L. Allison, Concord; J. W. White, Fort
Millsi j. c. Gillctt, Augusta; VIM. w. Belts, Chas.
w. Lewis, Boston; N. Kraft, Brooklyn; B.
Wickersham, Georgetown; 8. Holman, Massachu.
setts; Gnatavus Lchlback, Augusta; w. n. Grice.
Philadelphia John B. Parker, Boston; James A.
lioyt, Anderson; q. N. Jordon, Abbevllle; w. Y.
Fair, Newberry; DR.. and Mrs. Chas. A. Desaus.
sure, Camden; Mrs. DR.. Southwark, Beaufort; l..
T. Sims, Cokesbury; John Lester, Alabama: Geo.
'" Allen, F. Johanning, New York; Ii. Ii. Beers
A. n. Richards, Richmond; A. A. HarbIn, Mocls.
Vile; A. s. Davenport, Beaufort; Frederick A.
Sawyer,T. Hurley, City; DR.. Wakefield and wife,
Jacksonville; @. Il. Fowler, New York; w. Dough.
eriy, Atlanta; Colonel NJ. Moses, Major ]. W. Dur
yea a,Major n. IL. Moses, Sumter; Miss d. L. Reeves,
ID. e. Peixotto Columbia; John Gammell and wife,
WIN. A. Ganmc, Savannah; Paul Buchlcr, New
Orleans.
PAVILION HOTEL.
H. NJ. keenc, United States Navy; II. D. Beach.
bergen Point; q. f. Plngree, City; John Ferguson.
0ranSebnrg: p. Togllc, Enterprise Landing; Jas.
McDongall, Columbia; G. B Toppan, New York;
H. Il. Kendall, Baltimore; II. l.. Robinson, New
YORK; Jus. daiagan, Green Pond; J. q. Bailey,
Grccnvllle; J. Is. Ezcll, Columbia; Miss Hardy,
Miss Taliafero. Virginia; Chas W. Hardy, Florida;
a. Is. Crane, BcrIlcy, Mass; Jno. Ncttles, North
eastern Railroad; George W. Parry, Webster
Parry, Richmond, Ind; jacob ottolcngni, civ:
Mrs. NJ a. Evans, Newberry; James Adgcr EIif.
son, Mrs. w. Ellison, Louisiana; G. II. Wright,
l'eaufort; Walter Ben. Baltimore; Jos. RDihan,
drahamvillc; II. K. I,arston. New York; r. Il.
Barston, New York; Dickson Kirby, Sumter; II. 9.
moore, Lynchburg, $. G.; J.P. Sangston, Graham's
CROSS Roads; r. W. Bruggeman, Newbcrry; Chas.
Lee i'oston; 8. $. Frazer Gcorgetown; G. q. Mar.
onker, Farnwell; r. Rcrsncr, Orangeburg; Mrs.
slatcr, Miss Slater, Cold Springs, NJ Y; w. Lewis,
columbus, OIL w. Craig. Florida; Chas. Gorshn,
Jas. Darbury, Savannah; J. Gorham, Charlcston.
Mills HOUSE.
James u. liassell, Aiken; J. O. Hess, New Or
leans; q. Luiiics, Wilmington; Joseph Day apd
wife, Boston; Mrs. Campbell and two children
Jacksonville; Mrs. Smith. w. Roxhury, Mass: A,
NJ Judd, r. w. Moore, New York; Henry Rover
Philadclnhiaj Vim. Anderson, New Orleans; VIM.
Bird, Savannah; WIN. Elliott, Beaufort; 4. J. Ro.
bortson, Columbia; w. o. Jencks, New York; II.
Zimmerman, Moscow, Russia; Austin Berg, Edls.
to; J. q. IInspell, Mr.. aud Mrs. beach, Miss Beach
Savannah; Mr.. Grif,n, New, York,
. . ". u -
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Ris MI HoUsR, heretofore so well and
favorably lawn, hos been reopcncd for the &c.
commo1ation OF the public. 1t has been newly
furnished In elegant style, and Is kept in such n
manner as 10 merit the patronage OF tho travel.
Ing people. noyla
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Auction Sales This Day.

J. A. Rnslow & Co. will sell at : o'clock. In
front Of their store, Florida oranges; also, at 10
O'Clock, on Accommodation wharf, one bale cot
ton.
william Mckay will sell at 10 O'Clock, at No. llo
Meeting street, agricultural implements; also,
clothing, shirts, &c.
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THE CHEAPEST YEr.-Thc NEWS Job Office fs'
now printing blll-heatis in the best style ana OIL
1ne paper at 81 SO per thouscnd. Mcrcllunts think
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d NEsS NoTI Es.

MIR. G. W. STEFFENs, No. 80 vcnduc Range,
offers large stock OF butter, cheese and bacon
for sale. The butter is superior article, and is
especially commended by purchasers
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BUSINESS ENvE, ,rEs.-TnE NEWS Job Onlcc
ls now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
olsiness cards printed thereon, at 81 per thous-
ana. Send yonr orders. Every merchant and
business man should have his card printed on hls
envelopes.
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Mr.. THOMAS Fl. BLACKwELI,s furnishing
establishment in King street, below Market, is
one OF the fen places where a man can adapt
himself to fashions mould. Mr. Blackwell's stock
is complete, and visitor Is always satisfied.
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A. C. McGILLIyRAY.
TN ROTATE COURT.
IN NATTER REAL ESTATE-JACOB IT. WAY
Observation-Disclosures
AuctioIiccr.

IN NATTER READ ESTNTE-JACOD H. WAY
DECEASED-DECREE
by virtue OF an order Of George Bulst, ESQ.,, Judge
OF Probate viii expose at public salc on MON
Courthouse, in the City OF Charleston. at 10
O'Clock A.. " -
All that TRACT OF LAND situate In the Parish
OF 81. James Goose Greek, measuring and con
tanning 22S acres OF Land, more or less; butting
anu bounding north by Lands Of II. Hart. snntR
by Lands OF 8. o. wuininC, east by Lands or A.
a. Way and west by Lands OF James Bunch.
Terms cash. Purchaser also paying In addition
10 the sum bid the expense Of the Probate Court
and Conveyance; also the Shcrirs costs on sale.
amounting In the aggregate to forty.nv dollars
f. w. NJ. MACKEY, S. q. g.
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ONE OF DICKENS or seott's Works is present
cd to every annual subscriber. to the XIX Cen.
Jury. oct6
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Cone TO GRIEp.-Our readers will remember
thp brief but inglorious career OF Westlakc and
Bergman. two adyenturets, who cndcavorcd to
swlndle our citizens. Their Savannah victims were
fmpacabic. nnd tracing them to Wilmington, had
them returned to the Forest City. We append be-
low tile proceedings OF tho Savannah City Court
in their cases. Appearing before the Court they
entered plea OF guilty to two indictments for
cheating and swtndling, and throw themselves.
upon the mercy OF the court, which She court cx.
tended, and In consideration OF all tho facts sen.
tenced them Ia pay fine In one case OF one hnn-
dred dollars, or live months on tho public works,
coca; and, In the second casa, o fine OF seventy
dto d0llars, OF four months at tlc same employ.
nent When IN. sentence Of the court was pro.
noenced. WchtiaSo, who appeared to he very
mach affected, asked tho Judge II "lhat was the
best he could do,n and on beIng answered airn,a.
lively, ho cried and s0bbed liko child, evidently
mt liking the labor question:
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CHRoMos CuRohos CHRoxos THE cheap
est Chromos in the city ut Charles C. Fighters
No. 101 King street.
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SCoTTs CoNsTADULARY-Thes squad OF State
oonstables, armed with Winchester rifles who
we're sent 10 Sumter BY Governor Scott, arrested
about twenty OF the faost respectable citizens
on charge of being concerned in the recent
incendiary fires in that county. One Of the gen.
tlepen was very Ill and never went out ut night
The persons arrested were taken TO SnintervIllc
ard tho bail OF tho most responsible persons In the
village was refused. With great difficulty accept
asle oail was obtained, and the prisoners were
released. The constables 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 are charged to the Radical nc.
groes. No good man attempts to justify lncen.
dlarism, whatever the provocatlon, but Governor
Scott has set his mind on having trouble, ana Oh
inducing the tho freedmen to burn out the white
people, and will Issue proca,nations and send
eut constablcs until his object Is accomplished.
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By wARDLAW 4 CAREW.
VALUABLE SEA ISLAND COTTON
PLANTATION.

lii front or the Old Possoilicc
Inat VALUABLE PLANTATION, known rs tho
0nrE&S, situated on JOINTS Island about eight
miles from the city. '
TINS Pluntaii0n is about tao and n half mi,es
rom the Sioho River, ana contains about soycn
hundred acrcss, more or less; Two hundred and
iorty OF which are cleared, and OF excellent uuai.
ily; having The finest reputation for the pronC
lion OF line sea Island cotton and provisions.
Terms made known oil day Of sale.
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Auriiom Galcs-- culture pens.

4 tASli SALES OF LOTS OF TIE CITY
~ Of pOiiT ROYAL, =. q.
mere VIE ,c an adjourned auction sale OF
,,oiS "t the CITY ui rOri Royal. Beaufort Conn
~. Sonlh Carolina. ut noon on The first
mONphl IN December, 1869 nj the OIlIcr ur
n Tmtr" S,HcS Direct 'raN commissioners In the
lomh o i'ctulort, :. g.. winch will tt continued
% a"m %.ine 10 tinlc. AMI NJ such place rs may lie
announced On each ilay nr sal,
WM. HENRY BRISBANE
W. T.. WORDINt:
Ih''eh Sa1rS Direct Tax commissioner.
r,u,., :, :, For South Carolina.
hcauiorl. 3 e., November H. IsGy noyI5
NirED STATES II USES AND
- FARMS FOR RENT.
Al hnll-pasl III O'Clock A. ~, on the second MON
PAY III December, 1869, will he leased 10 tho
highest bidder " '''
Tile United States SCHOOL and other FARMS
ami HOUSES on Port Royal. ST. Helena IN,iy:s
and Perry IsnnIls, for the year 1870 nj the Ofcc
on thc United States Direct Tax Commissioners
In beaufort, South Carolina.
Tcrns-For the houses and lots in beaufort LIN.
rcntS must be paid quarterly in advance; and for
thc FARMING aiiilS Onr-fOurth In advance and the
ptiahcr ~ the cnd OF the year. Other conditions
10 nc mate Known Mt the a,cii
WM. HENRY BRISBANE
". l.. WORDING;
United Stalcs Direct Tax commissioners
, For South Carolina.
nOyIJ - "
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BY j. FRASER MATHEWES.
100 SMALL FARMS AT AUCTION.


100 SMALL FARMS AT AUCTION.
viii be sold at the Old Postollice on THURSDAY.
25th November. at IL O'Clock, to the highest bid
ders,
One hundred FARMS, adjoining each other con.
tanning from one to eleven acres OF Land, tuutcd
on tile Savannah and Charleston Railroad, FIIisto
River anu public roads around Jacks0nboro' de-
pot laid out into lots and streets, plat of which
Will he exhibited ON the ay OF sale.
inc above Lots will he sold separately.
Terms-0nc-half cash; balance In one year with
interest from day OF sale, secured by bond and
mortgage OF the property. Purchasers to nay
j. i. Mathcwcs for necessary United States inter
nal revenue stamps and papers. Octa5 mthlo
by JAMES s. MEhRES.
j. Il. James, huctfoncer.
COMPRESS FOR COTTON AND OTHER
~ MATERIAL FOR SALE IN WHINING
Descriptlon.-The COMPRESS Ia comparatiyely
new-only ono In the city-was, put In thorough
renar and placed in position last spring too late
IOr the cotton ScaSon) by parties who have since
removed from the city. II Is worked out by two
horses, but steam can easily be appled-capnclty
twelve bales per hour.
II not otherwise disposed OF, VIC will sell the
same Mt public auction, in the City Of Whining on
on WEDNESDAY,, November IL, during Fair
woek)
For terms, &C., apply to
JAMES & MEARES,
Auctionecrs and Brokers,
noVio wim4 Wilmington, N. C.
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On TUESDAY, November 10th, 1869, at 10 O'Clock
a. nj, at No 40 Meeting street, nearly opposite
Pavilion Hotel.
Terms cash. noy15 /.
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House and two acre lot in the TOwrLOr Manning
House contains four rooms; lot well improved
a 7mafl N fc e9sS esSsea a y mShGShIGn SGhGn and two acres
vacant lot
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BY WILLIAM MCKAY.
Auctionccr.

A UCTION SALE OF AGRICULTURAL,
IN IMPLEMENTS.
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NETWORK, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 80, 1869.

season for military and naval operations having arrived
The MRado's Government had determined to dislodge
EnOmoto from his defenses in the vicinity OF Hakodad
A squadron Of ships. including tho stonewall, was
equipped for sea in Yeddo bay. During the inspec-
tion the flagship blew up. with much loss Of life
There were rumOrs OF the stOnewalps machinery
being out Of order, and OF her having sustained In
jury from grounding. Enomoto is said TO hold strong
position TO the northwaTd aud eastward OF HakOdadi.
with troops In good discipline, well fed armed, and
equipped and under the drilling OF French officers which
they had received during the Winter thought the
One OF EnOmoos vessels the Ashuelo had entered the
harbOrs OF YeddO and Yokohama took survey OF the
vessels and naval preparations OF the Mkado and retired
without mOlestatOn from the fleet or forts.
Rear-Admrai Rowan expresses the opinion that M
that it wanted to make japan strong peace and loyalty
among the princes and smaller damios the MlkadO being
unquehtiOnaby the supreme ruler OF Japan, telnpOfy
and spiritually, and the.TycOonate abolished.
THE AMERICAN MINISTER IN CHINA-IIOsPITALITY TO
AMERICANS BY THE KING OF SLAM.
Tho Admiral also reports that the MonOcacy left Hong
Kong April u for Slanghae giving passage TO j. Ross
Browne, United States Minister TO China. On her way
up she anchored at Swallow. where she visited by
the Taot who received salute. lie seemed to be much
pleased with the reception Annoy, Foo Choo aud Nngpo
also visited, aud Mr. Browne was landed ut shang
haze April The Oneida left Hong Kong the 9th OF
March, and arrived at Bangkok on the 18th OF March
Capt Creighton had interview with the Prime Minister
and audience with the King OF Siam. Capt Creighton
invited to participate in the festival or elephant
hunting, and steamer placed at his disposal lie,
with 10 officers Of the Oneida went TO Anguhia, so miles
up the river, and witnessed the elephant hunt. They
treated with great courtesy and hospitality by the
officials. The Government or Slam express
great desire for the cultivation Of friendly feelings with
the United States The Oneida also visited the French
settlement OF Saigon and returned TO Hong Kong April To-