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DISTRICT COtJHr.

tx partc r. w. Carwlle, In re A. A. Glover-pe-
tition TO allow counsel fee. 8. ". Melton pro pct
Upon hearing report of registrar, &C., ordered,
that fee OF $3.50 be allowed.
Bx partc VIM. 7. Gary, In re A. ]. Hughcs-peti.
tlon to allow counsel fee. 8. ". Melton, pro pet
Upon hearing report Of registrar, &c, ordered,
that fec OF $500 be allowed.
Ex parte VIM. T. Gary, in re Thomas S. Miller
petition to allow cnunnei foo. 8. W. Notion, pru
pet Upon hearing report OF registrar, &o order
cd, that fee OF $1,000 be allowed.
Ex parte T. p. Slider, la re II. II. Kinsrd-peti-
tion for payment OF tax. Baxter Johnston,
pro pet. Upon hearing report OF registrar, or
dcred, that the sum OF Ss1 Is be paid county
treasurer.
The court then adjourned until Monday IL
O'Clock.
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by LOWNDES & GRuMBAiL.
uoUsE No. ls SMITH STREET.

Will be sold on THURSDAY, Dercmber o, az the
Old postoilcc. at II O'Clock,
The HOUSE AND LOT, NJ tho northeast corner
OF Smith and Montague streets, known aH No. Is
Smith street. The uOusc contains eight square
rooms, pantry anu attcs. All the necessary out.
buildings and cistcrn on the promises. Lot mel.
snres 50 foot on Montague and lis fcot on Smith
street.
TcrmS-Onc-thirti cash; balance in one and two
years, secured Ivy bond and mortgage. Property
10 be Insured and policy assigned. Purchaser to
pay for papers and stamps.
nOv11 20, "a, % dec ], o
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UNITED STATEs CIRCUIT Court, FRIDAY, No
vRhBRR &c, 1889-HoN. C. s. BRYAN PKEsIpIHa.-
United States vs. Emanuel Psrkcr-distilling with
out paying special tax. Charles II. Lannesu, al
ministrator, vs. Abel GradJ-in equity. On mo-
tion OF Smonton Barker, defendants attorneys
Ut Is ordered that the order Of this court, mado
upon their motion. on 7th December. 1868, grant
Ing stay OF execution In this case, be and the
same Is hereby rescInded and vacated.
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BUSINESS ENyEI.OPss-THR 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
cnyclOncs
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TlIH CHEAPEST YEr.-Tho NEWS Job Onicc Is
now printing bill.heats in tho host style und OH
fine papor, at 81 60 per thousand. Merchants think
of ~
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CIsArER CoAL.-Consumors will bo gratifiod
to learn that a very Important reduction in prices
occurred In thls article at the auction sale in New
York on Wednesday,. The World says: "Thcrc
were 900 tons sold; the bidding, even at the
low prices that prevailed, was not cagcr-facts
which show that, ln the opinion OF the dealers, an
advance in prices is not to be expected, and that
probably Il still further decline may occur. Lump
coal sold rs low AZ 81 o6;sicamboat coal at 81 O2
gra,n coal ut 81 80; egg coal as low az s. l5;
chestnut at the same; and stove coal as low as
81 15-whlUh Is u decline of about one dollar ton
OH this quality. and II much greater decline on
all the other varieties. AS these the prices for
tons Of 2240 pounds and the dealers sell to their
customers tons OF only 1000 prounds, the retail
prices will probably not be very much higher, ere
long, thar the rates which obtained at this sale"
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Auction Sales Ts. s'ay.

William McK., viii sell ut 10 O'Clock, at his
store furniture, dry goods &C.
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auction 6alcs-- Fu.ure paDs.
fsy A. G.. MeGiILIf!iAY,
Aucfionc0r.
TTNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
WILLIAMS VS.. STRAIN. Er Al.

VIII be pod on MONDAY, the 9TH day Of Dnccm-
hcr next, IN 'front.' oi the Old Cu3tonh0uSc, 1T
II O'Clock a. a. precisely.
All that LOT OF LAND, with the bindings and
improvements thereon. situate ou the cast sitle
OF Arson street. in the City Charleston near
calhoun street, measuring and containing in
front on AnSon street 30 feet. same on back line,
ny 1853 in deptl he the same more or less. But
ing anu bounding OF the north 10y Land now or
iate - Ellsworth, south by Lands Of A. rop
Dohlcr, cast by lands of -, and west by An
SOD street.
Tcrms-0r' third cash; balance In three equal
successive annual instruments with interest ut
INC rate oi per cent per anuum, payable annual
~, Accnfch by bond or bonds anh mortgage OF
tue premises buildings la he Insured and pulley
assiXncd. Purchaser to pay for papers and
stampS nov2i smthsn6
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RookL L7N
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Assets over. 81, 800, 900
Issues all kinds Of Life and Endowment Poll.
clcs Dividends annually In cash. Only Com
pRny having the Definite Guaranteed Surrender
Value Plan Policies, worldwide Second to no
Company in the United states for stability, iibc-
rallty and economy.
0mcc No. 141 Broadway, New York.
CHRISTIAN W. BUCK, President
WILLIAM M. COLE, Secretary.
State Agency No. IS Broad-street, second floor.
Local and Canyasalng Agents wanted ihrolgh.
out the State
Apply In person or by letter 10
JAMES G. HOLMES, JR.,
General Agent for South Carolina.
july12 mwf6mos
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OER OF DI0xBSs' or Ssott's Works Ia present
ed to every annual subscriber TO the XIX Con
tury. oct8
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Austion gales--& &bis Dap.
by WM. MCKAY.
Aufiion Sales.--future DaDs.
By LOWNDES & GRIMBALi.
PUILDTNG LOTS ON AVE-
- NUE.. NuNhN AND PAYNE STREfrS.

win bc sold on THURSDAY, December 0. at the
Old PostOflcc, at IL O'Clock,
LOTS on west side tulcdgc avenue, ono door
deep.
Lots on north side Nunan street, each 40 feet,
by l57.
3 I.ota on cast side Payne street, two 40 feet by
ITO, and one 40 feet by 2l5.
Tcrnts-Ouc-thlrd cash; balance secured by
bond ana mortgage In ono and Two years. Pur-
chaser to pay for papers and stamps Plats may
bc seen our oiIlCc. noy17 20, ~, 20 ie0 1, Q
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by LOWNDES & GRIMBALL.
HOUSE No. 96 BROAD STREET.

Win be sold on THURSDAY, 9th Dcccmbcr at the
Old pOstolcc, at IL O'Clock,
That !ItlCK RESIDENCE, on tho north side or
Broad street, two doors west OF the Courthouse
known as No. 81. The House contains six up
right rooms, pantry, dressing rooms, &c. Kitchen
and outluillings ol brick. Lot measures 81 feet
front, by 134 feet deep.
Terms-0ne-thiri cash; balance in ono and two
years, to be secured by bond md mortgage.
Property to be Insured and policy assigned Plir-
chaser to pay for papers and stamps.
novl7 20 "A, 20 doc 1,9
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Tue PIANrsRs' AND MESHANIos BAEK.-wc
arc authorized to say that tho Pianters' and Nc
ohancs' Bank OF South Carolina IL rcdccmIng It's
bills at Its office
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by A. G. McGILLIyRAY,
AuctIoneer.

VALUABLE PLANTATION ON COO
v SAwHATCHIE RIYER AND BEES
CREEK, AND ON THE LINE OF THE
SAVANNAH AND CHARLES
TON RAILROAD,
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Urp GOODS, &r.

Is unavoidable, and the point Is TO know
HOW AND wHBRA TO 90 To OBTAIN SUPPLY.
A great many have found out already, and now
advise their trends in want OF
DRY GOODS
To coll ut
U G Ii G o TT G BRO,
CORNER OF KING AND CALHOUN srIsvra
Where Dry Goods cap be bought to a great adyan-
tage. Attention is called to:
100 pair 1o4 White Blankets, only s. rs, worth
81 so.
I2-4 German Covcrlets, from 81 up.
Large Comforts, only 50.
1ee pair Fine Double ShawI, only 81 no. worth
SO 90.
Arnb Shawis, from 90, up
case Brown Canton Flaunel only l6c. der
yard, worth 2oc.
Heavy Black Beaver Cloth for cioahs, only A.
worth SAYS
fine assortment OF Brown Shlrtings. IOnp
cloths, Alpacas, Dress Goods, Noaons, Ho-
siery, Gloves, &C., which have been bought by
large quantities., and will be sold to satisfy the
purchasers In every respect.
FURCHGOTT L BRO,
Corner King and Calhoun streets.
15-A special Department for Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Trunks, &c, sold at correspondInaly low
prices noveo smoa
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SOUTII CAROLINA. KERSHAW COUN-
~ TY-lN EQUITY.

JAMES CHESNUT EXECUTOR, VS.. MARY G.
REYNOLDS, SARAH CHESkuT, MARY
@. FRlERS0N. FIT AL.-I.II.I, POR
CONSTRUCTION OF WILL
PARTITION &c
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gnsnraule.

9n5nraule.
~ r A + T S M E N S
LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.
once: Park Bank Building, Nos. M4 and 1l8
Broadway.
CoE ADAMS. President.
WILLIAM T. pHIPPS, Vicc-Prssident
HENRY .BELDEN, Secretary.
j. T. HUMPHREYS,
Agent for State OF South Carolina
Onice No. II Broad street.
j. 8. BUST, n. D., Medical Examiner.
R4-SUB-AGENIS wanted throughout the State
Apply by letter to J. I. HUMPHREYS, General
Agent. teo7 III
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Aueticn SALES.--FUTURE Dars.
BY W. v. LEITCII & Il. s. BRUINS
AWCtioncors.

VNFs D0IUIS SUHTTI OF WEMT-
WORTH, EOWN Az
RuS. ~ AND 81.
Win DC sold on TUERDAY, 3o,u instant at n
O'Clock, at the Old Postulllcc
That two story BRICK STORE, known IA No. ~
hnsOn street, with Kitchen, &c.
ALSO,
That nne two story BRICK NORTH TENE.
MEN'I, In the rear Of the above. containing four
rooms, double piRzZae, and known us No 70 En-
Tire front Of above % 0-l2 feet on hnson, by loo
feet In depth. more or less
TcrIns--Onc'hnlr cnsh; balance In one year.
Purchaser to pay oE for papers aud stamps.
nOv25 thnltu3
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by ". Y. LEITCH a. r. S. BRUINS.
huotiOnccrs.
ROCBRY STORE AND SMALL
W lOUSHS ON MARSH AND INSPEC.
Tl0N STREETS.

O'Clock ut the Old Postofllcc,
the northwest corner OF Marsh and Inspection
streets, containing four rooms. Lot measures 80
feet front by Al in depth. more or less.
:, That .wos.ory Wooden DWELLING. known as
north, containing three rooms. Lot measures 25
tcet front by IS feet In depth, more or less.
ALSO,
That two'story Wooden DWELLING, No. 10
Marsh street, adjoining the above to tile north,
containing three rooms. Lot measures a5 feet
front by 81 In depth, more or less.
That two,story wooden, g, DWELLING. No. Is
Marsh street, containing throe rooms. adjoining
the above TO the north. Lot measures 96H feet
Terms cash. Purchaser TO pay W US for papers
and stamps, and proportion OF State taxes now
a00rulng. nov25 thmtu3
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
Will be SOLD at Public Auction on the first MON
DAY In December next, I'm tho Town OF Man.
ming, Clarendon County, South Carolina
The following LOTS or LAND, ali situated III
the sail county, being the property of an Assign
TOWN rLACE.n
This is the late residence OF DIR. Ingram, and s
located In the most Desirable portion OF the Town
Of Manning. The lot contains two acres; the an.
purtcnances are well finished dwelling, contain
ing Blk rooms; outhuillingB complete, c0nsistinR
9i st0reroom, servants houses, kitchen, stable,
&C. The place Ia 0rnamentcd with beautiful live
unAdp oCI uut hDOuL tCn years ago. Altogether IL
SS000
"HoME TRACT"
This La an excellent aud well settled tract OF 600
acres OF land, situate about two miles from Man.
Ming. The iand Produces well-ootton corn and
peas. The appurtcnunces consist OF dwelling
house, with all necessary Outbuildings, laborers'
houses, gin house, granary, stables, &c.
"OoNYRRs' TRACT"
This ia tract of o2o ssnve plantation. situate
crosse BAY PLACE"
This tract OF $40 acres OF fnc cotton and corn
land, situate within a mile OF the Conyers', and
adjoining the "oonycrs' Tract" 1t Is without
settlement
.'MoLEoD TRACT.n
This Is tract Of 800 acres. An improved and
valuable tract OF land, situate In the "Fork OF
Black River - produces corn cotton and rice well
and ia convenient to Manning and Sumter, the
latter plnoe airording one OF the best markets In
| the State.
s'McKNIGHT PROPERTY"
This consists OF storehouse. dwelling and out
bulldings, and i've acres OF land IN the Village OF
Summcrton, near Wright's Bluff, on Santee River.
LOTS IN MANNING.
| House and two acre lot In the Town OF Manning
HOUSE contains i0ur rooms; l0t well improved.
small house and Kitchen and two acres o;
| land in the Village OF Manning.
| A vacant lot.
TERMS OF SALE.
| 0ne-third cash; the remainder on n credit o
one and two ycars; the credit portion To be 81
cured by bond OF the purchaser, with interest a,
inc ratc OF seven per cent. per annum, and mort
gage OF the premises sold. Purchasers to pay for
| stamps aud papers.
fhosr 4 ADGRR, for AasIgnces,
I.nr riant.,y -
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yHEAP aooDsI CHEAP GOODS
I. GoU P,s.
o. 423 KINa 8 RRBr
Having removed to that large and oemmodIops
Building next to Burnham's Drug Store, I am now
prepared TO ofIcr the greatest bargains In
DRY GOODS, HOSIERY, NOTIONS, &c.,
this market has over produced.
Purchasers viii do well BY calling and examin
ing our stock sf
DRESS GOODS
PRINTS
LONGCLOTHs
SHRETTNG
n,o,u,, ooo.a PILLOW COTTON
TABLE LINEN
TOWELS
0INGHAMs
cAsslMEREs
HOSIERY, NOTIONS, &c, DO.
Bemember, I. GoUDKoUPs NEW STAND,
No. AS KMo STREET,
noye mwf Next TO Burnham's Drug Store,
ENKINS 4 CUNNINGHAM.
COTTON BROKERS
CChhISSION NERO HANTs.
No. WARREN BLOCK, tup stalrs,J
AuaUsrA, GA.
JOHN JEhKiSa RoBf. =. 0UNNIRanAN.
Sole agents for The sale OF the celebrated Dickson
Peclcr Cotton seod for tho States OF South Caro-
RnferencesJ T. Gardiner and J. ). Cohen
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IT N s U R E
SECURITY LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITY
COMPANY,
or EBw YORK oITY.
President, ROBERT L. CASE; Vice President, ruBo.
IL WHErhohEi Secretary, ISAAC II. ALLEN.
General Agent for South Carolina, W. uUrsos
TOWNSEND, Aiken.
ohGANIZHD 1909.
Assets, December 81, 1868. a ssa ,zo M
Amonnt insured IN 1885, Ii ,68l, ,3ss no
Claims paid................... ........ I4aG8o 90
No. No restrictions on travel Only sound lives in.
Loan OF portion OF premium allowed vhan do.
Sired "SA w.
Dividends declared annually Last Dividend 80
All forms OF Life and Endowment Policy ,ss,so
~ Attentlon ls especially invited to tho fen Year
9n.Foriclfuro and the Return Premium plans
ONLY THE INrRRnsr UroN iIIs ANNUAL PKRHimws
ior tne premiums themselves are returned at
deatn IN addition 70 the full amount OF the Policy.
the state or New York. and It invites the coseSi a.
scrutiny into lts condition az exhibited in ofsJai
and Massachusetts. AoiA
NORRIS, J: o. wILKIE, j. II. iIjTSUN, q
pE5A y !, U uSSWRR SUR o; @. sTEpn EMS J. ). NAtKEY.
d. Rli0DUs. I. o. sTEPMEEs." " ~ Ao'|oS'
REYERKNoEa-H z. LAURRY, Rsu.. r n
4 Esq, RloIIARD CALDWELL. Eso
M ~, y; nArHAk; kaq., Messsra STOLL, WEBB 4
Dr. W. II. FITCH. Mcdicai Examiner.
LOUIS sHERFEsEE.
Agent for Charleston, g. G..
oFPIos No. 40 BROAD slRRsr, tseoond yoor.,
nova Is
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TERMS OF SALE.

One-third cash; the remainder ON credit Of
one ana two years; the credit portion to be Sc
cured by bond OF the purchaser, with interest at
inc ratc OF seven per cent. per annum, and mort
gagc OF the premises sold. Purchasers to pay for
stamps aud papers.
Fn0sT Il ADGRR, for AasIgnces,
Cllareat0n, S. G.
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MlisteIlaneous.
PORK sAUsAaEs
HYKRY MORNING, 4

S r A l. I, NO. Ia,
LOWER BEHF MA RKR BIT.
uOyng q
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VNANTED, THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
w that ChaPpcd Sands and Face and Sore
Lips, cured by one application OF Dr. COIIEiN'S
"CAhPllUR iCk AND GlYCEltlHE.n 1t keeps the
hands soft In the C0ldGst Menthet. nOY2u
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HOTEL ARRIVALS. January 20 and 30.--
Pavilio, Hotel-A Miller. Savannah; W o'Cain,
ia o'Csin, Orangebure; hos B rohl. a Prince.
South Carol ina ;wm I epre, Jr., city; Kavanaugh
Columbia; Van Eden, Georgetown; j Cont,
Covington, Ga; Frank Negle. Gainesville. Fla; Vim
Torrent, city; W Denny. columi ia; VIM Fash,
city; W Rhea, Tennessee; q Do!zaph, city; Mrs
BA james and two children, Thomas Campbell,
Savannah; R Eppcs. New York; John Fulton,
Philadelphia; VIM. j Etier Columbis; DR. T B arby
Lewisville, S c.; F Wilkinson and wife, New York;
T Hutson, n B Wood Florida.
ira, '.,ton Rot>l g N sadler, South Carolina;
h,7is, vii iamsburg; W Dudley New York; Jas
H Ward, New Jersey; Miss Smith, Richrile: R NJ
simcns. South Carolina: hos Gregg. to:umbla;
White, lady, child and servant, South Carolina;
A Jennings. semken Augusta; Moses. Jr.
Columbia; G Rcdnan, james Balkm1n, New York;
W Shaw, Edwd Williams, Bsliak, City; "
Beyans. Louisi ma; Jo>eih Roundtree, Philade!-
phia D Dickson. Savannah; E!dadgo
and wife, Connecticut; J G iueham aud
wife, Philadelphia; Cheney, Maine; 7 correa,
Burton. New York; L Thomas Massachusetts;
Newby. Indiana; q Levy, CITY; Z Albrcch,
Baltimore; Bryan, W P Nicholas, C Richards,
ew Yorb; smith, South CarolInl; AAnckor,
Philadelphia; C Wood uG, New o.lcaus; E Green
fell, L Hickof, T Drew. Now York; L Kohn,
Virginia; " Bisscil, Geo Bisscll, aIrs NJ Patti
son, Pennsylvania; C Il Campbell. New York; "
Foster, Wisconsin; / d Larsin, uavre d, G ace; N
Handy, Cooper and 10 y, New York; Adams
and lady, South Carolina; Robert Huggtnson, Eng
land.
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A,signee's Sale.
BY HUTS0N LEE, AuctiOneer.

The undersigned will sell at public oucry. en- the
1G,h dny Of FEBRUARY noxs at II o'clock A NJ,
ut the Old Customhouse,
All that LOT, PIECE, Or PARCEL OF LAND.
with the two story Wooden Building thereon situate
lying and being on the east side Of romiDR-street
City OF Charleston, being the next lot 10 George
street measuring and containing in H. mt on Coming
street thirty.oue 31l feet and in depth ninety Ave
(05 feet nine 9j inches be the same more or less;
butiing and bounding the north on lands formerly
Of eslte OF james Sheppard 10 the east on Lands Of
-. to tue south on lands OF -. and to the west
on Coming STREET. snid lot being part OF tho real
estate Of James sheppard, deceased, andsod by his
executors. under and by virtue OF his list will and
testament
ALI that LOT OF LAND on the cast eide of Com
ing eet. City OF Charlf st n. and known No. 48
(torty-eghl measuring and containing 10 front on
Coming street thirty (30) feet more or less and in
depth niuct tive ,95) ieet three f3 nchea, more or
less: butsg and bounding to the north on lanos Of
-; to the eouih ON lands Of - formerly OF Mrs
Windsor; TO the east on land now or la:e Of John
PaIr. Esq. and to the west on Comng'street All OF
which will more fully appear upon record in the
Mesne Office, Book II, No IA. page 303.
All that LOT, fIECE OK PARCEL CT LAND,
being situate lying and being on the east side Of
Cemjng.s:rcct In tho City Of Charleston. Ii easuring
and containrg in frrnt on Coming street thirty-twe
1877 feet six t6j ipchc, be the less and
in depth nnety-fve G5l feet six le inches. be the
safYie more r9 lss; buttng and bounding north on
lands Of estate Of JaAes sheppard, 10 the east on
lands OF -, 10 The south on lands late Of estate Of
James sheppard, now If Gabriel Davis, and 10 tho
west on Coming-sr. ct; said lot being part of the
real estate OF James Sheppard, deceased. and sold
undor and By virtue OF his last will aud testamcnt
by his executors.
lLso.
All that LOT. PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND,
with the two story wooden bui ding and the out
buildings thereon, being situate aud lying the
north side oI Dutstrcet, in the City Of Charleston,
and known as No. 2a, measuring and containir 6 Ill
front on Bull-srctt, thirty ono 1911 teet. moro or
less AID in depth from nor h 10 south, one hundrel
and forty ore t141) feet, more or icss; butDg and
bounding north lads OF Poser Easol, to the east
on amos Of g. i. Whitnan. to tho south on Bull
,treet, ard to the W st on lands OF 4. A. Wilbur.
Tcrms-onc-:hird cash; balance IN ono and two
years SC, urcd by bond OF the purchaser and mort.
gage OF tile premises; buildl g. to be insurel AID
policies assigned. Purchaser to pay for all ncces-
sary papcrs and stamps. W. L. MIKELL.
Assignee Of Gabriel Davis.
Jai,uiry 81 thmStI1
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Go DU NOT TRIFLE WIFI DANGER.-A
single spark may kindle 1ane that will consume q
city and small ailmolts neglected, may ond In atal
disorders Bearing this fact in mind, let the 1rss
symptoms of debility or nervous prostitution be met
promptly with invisorating treatment Foremost
among the vegetable tonics Of the age stands HOS.
TElTER's STOMACH EIrTkhs and whenever tho
vital powers seem to lapguish. there Is any rca
son 10 suspect that tho animal functions essential to
the sustnpatlon and publication of the body In
perfectly pei formed this Invaluable ipvigorant an1
ati.cptic should at be resorted to. Indigestion
always produces weakness Somestmes it happens,
and this is more frequently the case in Winter
than at any other season-hat the appetite demands
moro food han the stomach can digest though not
more perhaps. Than is required to keep up the full
strength Of he frame. Tho object, u dcr such cir
cumslances ls to increase digestive capacity of
tue muia,ing organ. so as 10 make it equal 10 the
dutytmpused UPON 1t by the appetite, 1nl capable OF
supplying the bui ding material of hr system ss last
is required This object is fully accom- mrlishe1
by the OF the Dit;ers. They ioue and geTtly
st mlate tho cellular membrane whIoh eccrc:cs lie
gn-tric juice. aud the result that tue so,vcn is
mingled with the food IN sufficient gu nifty TO con-
vert all its nourishirg particles into puro ana whoo-
sone element. II. tho other hand, lhert ls de-
fciency of appetite, without auy corresponding deh
ocncy of digestive 'wer, tho fleet Of tho too:o is to
s.imuilte de-fre for fool. In nineteen scs out
OF TWEEN y, hei=che nsgsoa, Nervousness, fainting.
6ts, spasms, and. inderd most of the casual ashes
and rains to which buml.ity is subject proceed
primarily from indigestion complicated With bilious
ness and for both these complaints no ,TRT rRR'S
STOMACH BITTERS are recommended as speedy
and certain cure. D&o January 80
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-01

SOUTHERN STOCKS IN WALL.s1REET.-The
Heralds money article for Wednesday says: Tho
Southern and Border State bonds were dull under a
Unfinished inquiry and the market wns inclined to
yield. Indeed, the reaction which commenced at
the beginning of the week has not ceased. 1t shows
how extensively the late demand was speculative.
Those who 'un.oaded' at tho high rriocs of last
week are bearing the market now to buy back
again" The paper in its report for Thursday,
gays: "Souihern State securities were inactive.
Moth Carolipas were off about x on account of the
passage of bill in one branch of The Legislature at
Raleigh increasing the bonded debt. Louisiana sis es
an d eigh.s were off, in consequence of report that
some New Orleans Spectators induced local judge
to declars unconstitutional tie one per cent State
tax levied to pay the floating debt, under which the
lcvee bonds aye to be provided for. Georgia skies
were Offering two per cent. lower than on the pre-
vous day, as result very probably, of the alleged
Encouragement of the funds by the State authori-
ties, as shown in the communication to the State
Legislature. The balance of the list continued
steady"