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REWARDS OFFERED Governor Scott has
offered 5000 reward for the apprehension Ui the
party or parties who sci lire To The s"fclousr OF
u. q. Robinson. rr sumter County, AMI SluDO for
The apprehension nf ''twn White men" who ,uur-
crc,i Henry Thompson Il cOiorcl man, In Able.
,ilr Comfy.
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a SAIL Boat RrS DowN-FWE PERSONS
HURLED INTO THE WArER-Ab0ut half.past L
O'Clock last night the steamer Dictator, from
Savannah, ran ln:D Il sail boat cJItaiiiin% four
men and Il hoy, or Castle rnckney. Tie v heel OF
the steamer crushed in the stern of the boat. The
cries of the occupants was The first knowledge the
officers Of the steamer ha,i Of its proximity The
boat. AS rapidly as was possible, after the acci.
dent a boat was lowered from the steamer, ami
sent In search Of the buat's crew. After u short
search they were picked up placed on the steam.
or ami brought up tn The city. Beyond Il thorough
soaking they received no damage.
Mr.. John Lawrence, I'M experienced seaman,
was in charge of the sail boat. lie states That he
made oycry effort TO get nut OF the way, ana also
TO make The pilot 0f the steamer al;er her course
but I'LL In vain.
The above was communicated to us by Officers
Truall anu Hernandez, who were OH the steamer
returning from Savannah, where they went In
charge Of the swinders, wcstlakc ami bergman.
They state that Major Wilterbcrgcr, proprietor OF
the Pulaski House, who with the merchants. was
swin,ilc,l, was very glad Ia see the swindlcrs
in custody. lie took charge Of the officers an;l
treated them we'll
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KISSING EXTRAORDINARILY kiss yolunta-
rily Is always pleasure; sometimes 1t IL luxury
There Is, we presume, some qualification, how
ever small, In one school girl kissing another;
there is certainly more In young mother kissing
her irst olrsprng ana surely there Is the hcIghth
Of happiness in lover kissing his mistress, and
vfce rersd But to kiss against your will, to kiss
your fathers grand uncle when you are hoy, or
your mothers grand aunt when you are girl,
that Is aborninable. But to he made to kiss the
same person one hundred times q day, in public
and In private and that person an old person and
an ugly person, person without heart, soul or
feeling, and without any reference TO your own
inclination, Is not that the depth Of mseryp How,
then should VIC pity those two India rubber coun-
torfeits OF aged humanity, compelled hourly to
undergo this mockery OF felicity for the amuse-
nent Of the visitors to Won Santen's Chrstmes 8
Depot, at No. 900 King street.
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BUcEPHALus ON SPRINGs.-It is related of
Bucephalus, o mighty war horse of antiquity that
although with the MD OF Apollo he could cast a
shadow that frightened himself, yet he could not
cast his master, Alexander uho was accounted
great man among those fools, the anctcnts,
merely because he had sense enough to turn his
Horses head towards the sun. In these days every
man Is his own king, unless, Indeed, he be men,
her OF the Union League and bound by his oath to
obey his master, the devil. Therefore, every Alex
ander Is entitled to his own BuccphnlIs, and II he
can't get one OF flesh and blood, he puts up with
one OF wood, leather and iron. Although the
latter Kind may not have as much spirit rs the
veritabc Bucephalus OF old, their necIs are de-
cidcdiy slirer and II. one OF them takes to rear
ing like the specimen at Won San,cn's Bazaar,
the youngstcr who would manage him must have
more brains than the son OF Philip OF Macedon.
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SUPPLEMENT To TuH NEwS.-Thc pressure
OF advertisements this morning cnlnpcls II.
issue supplement, In order to give orr readers
the usual variety or fresh ami interesting news
matter.
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Hotel Arrivnls-oe,opcr 30 ana 81.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.

ID. llawlcy, j. hutchinson, ]. C. Gillctt,
Augusta: Joseph w. Tucker, South Carolina; Il.
I. Pierce; L. Sclglc, James Ghaskcl, 4. Lnbcskl
Isaac Bctimar, q. Il. Richards, +. B. Lawrence,
Henry ID. Law, New York; }. W. Gallagher, Chas.
A. I.icck. Isatimorc; S. Hathaway, Providence, H.
J.; B. n Westcott ami wife, New Jersey; ". a.
ilaslor Boston; q. e. Foster, ST. Augustine; John
Roin City; Robert Yerbcrry, Georgia: ". l.. Os-
wald, Norfolk; ID. H. Smith, I.uniswOod: I. New
man, VIM. a. Walker, Wilmington. y. G.; J. L..
liyncman II. Solomon, Philadelphia; J. T. Pool,
Henry Burton, j. $. Hair, Ncwbrrry. William
Gorman John Agnew, Jr., Columbia: William l..
Dawson. i.aurcnsviIc; John u. Parker and ser
want, Adams KIM,
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THE CHARLESTON NEWS: MONDAY, NOVEMBER /, 1860.

How Is IT DOSE The subscription price of
TIE DAILY MEMS is S6a year. ami Of the famous
i,Hral caronan s. ii year; hut we viii send
both publications to new subscribers FOR one year
for 81 80.
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ALL SAINTS DAY.-This festival, which oc-
ours to-day, November !, is celebrated with great
soicm'y hy the Roman Catholics all over the
worh In this city, the services at the several
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PEISoNM~-.hc Right Rev. Bishop Lynch
returned To the city last week. AMI is now maxim.
short Siay here preparatory to his departure on
the 18th instar. rnr the Ecumcnicai Council IL.
Rome
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LITTLE CoMPORT.-It seemed to us on
Saturday that the displays at the various clothing
stores were unusually attractive The change In
the weather, doubtless, had its effect in cOntro.
Ing our Judgment, as 1t usually docs everybody
else's In this matter The display of Messrs. Geo.
Little Co., King street, was particularly setluc-
tive, they being just in receipt OF their new goods
Of the latest style, material, &C.. and which they
offer at the lowest rates possible.
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THE BARGAINS in toys and fancy goods 10 be-
had at the auction sale Of Illings STOCK ito be
continued to day. are absolutely marvellous but
the sale is pcremptory and there is no help for it,
Drop in and see for yourself
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BY W. Y. LEIEVH 4 II. =. BRUINS,
Aurt ionccrS.
TSTATE SALE BY ORDER OF TIE
NJ EXEt'UTOt;.

VIII he sold on TUESDAY. ri Of November at II
o'clork, III the Hd I'o<tonrr.
That desirable iwo-stnry BRltK DWHIJIN(i
KNOWN iS M. ~ Mil street Suuih side, 1onl lain =
- four Euun> ami u I'aniry. t,l the lot Is a dc
sirailc store, AMI has been occupied as Il dry
9oWiS store. Lot measures 81 fee. front by ~
III depth. more ur less
T.r,t> ra>i Purchaser to pay us nr papers
AMI stamps ,ctoo
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By virtue OF an order TO me directed from tn C.
honorable Circuit Court Of the Eighth judicial
District, will sell 10 the highest bidder at Pen
'llcion Village, on FRIDAY, the 10Th day OF No
Vcmbcr next,
The HOUSE AND lot, known NJ tho late resi-
dencc or said deceased, situated in the Village OF
PcndlctOn on - street, adjoining lot OF r.
acres, more OF less.
ALSO,
The BRICK ST0REfi0uSE AND LOT situate in
satl village, and on the public square thereof
now occupied by J. Is. f. Sloan co.
Terms OF Sale-One-fOurth Of the purchase
credit OF twelve months, with interest from tlay
Of sale. secured by the bond OF purchaser and at
least two approved sureties, with Il mortgage OF
the premises. Purchaser to pay for STAMPS and
titles JOHN w DANIELS
oct27 WIN 10DAC
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Auction Sales This Dny.

Knox, DAILY S Co. will continue the sale, nj
10 O'Clock, OF the stock Of fancy goods, toys, &c,
OF a. il!ing.
a. q. McGillivray will SELL FOR the Sheriff. hc-
tween the hours of IL AMI 3 O'Clock. nj the Court
house, valuable real estate.
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PAVILION HOTEL.

\. $. Mandeville, Athens: Frederick Smith, st.
Paui's Minnesota; Albert Ingram, Wooster, Ohio;
Charles u. Wright New Jersey; \. G. MacscJ,
Columbia; Il. NJ. Kcenc, Revenue service; James
Anderson, New York; James l.. Kelly, l'hl,lcl.
pliia: John Keith, Massachusetts; n. J.. DuttOn
steamship Sea Gull; J. T.. Perkins, Green Point ;
a. Morgan and laly, GeOrgctOwn; n. c. Hall.
g. NJ. Mathews, South Carolina; Mrs. T. Loomis,
Now Ynre
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BY ". y. LEIrCH n II. =. BRUINS,
Auct iOnrcrs.
TNWO-STORY RICK STORE AND
Il DWELLING, NJ. III MEETING SrEEr

Will bc SOLD on TUESDAY, 2i November. at the OF,
IoStoilirc. at II O'Clock
That desirable and well loiir,l two.story
Ehlt;k STORE AND DWELLING, east side or
Meeting street. thir'l door south of Wentworth
"iibc piaHHaS III rear; Kitchen aIi u!l necessary
ouhhih'inGS o brick. Lot measures =. feet liz
front by l'n rrrl in depth. more or less
rrrnlS-Onc.thir cash; balance in one and We
years. with interest III the rate Of 10 pcr cent per
annhin: property To br insured and policy as.
signed. Purchaser to pay us for papers ana
stamps. Oct3o
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Iobucro.

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TO ofsAcco nrE1scuAST
M
M Fac tIlred Tobacco
Z. z.
FRUITS
Col Leaf pounds
al halr pounds.
ID.
VIRGINIA pounds
c. ".
c. pounds
j. T. "sUIERIOR '''''""1 ''H'
G 4 REA TWIST
d. IT, TICGHy AND w.
S no11ing II o
and W ukc& &SonsCd "DURU
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by W. 7. LEITClI Il i. 5. HRUNS.
Auctionccrs.
DESIRABLE KING STREET STORE,
~ WEST SIDE, KNOWN AS No. S.

Will bc sold on TUESDAY. 2d November, at the OLD
roStoNcr, ~ II u'clock.
That desirable ;wo.Giory WODDEN HOUSE AND
STORE Known rs iSI King street. Lot measures
- iccl frnnl 10y lis feet in depth. more or less,
With Joiht use ol alley ON the north; fences as
TcrlnS-Ouc-ililf cash. balance in one rear
Will interest; property To br insured and pOcy
stamps. oct3o
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BgSTN NESS NoT.IC CES.

SPECIAL ATTENTION is called to the auction
sale of Mcssrs. Wilbur Son, OH Thursday and
Friday next
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THE MILLS lIorsE.-Wc learn that this hotel
will bc opened to-day.
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DEATH OF A PROMINENT NEW YORK MEI-
cHANT.-Mr. Paul SpOilOrl, Of the firm Of Sporori,
Ticston tS Co., one OF The oldest and most res
pected merchants Of New York, died ut his coun-
try residence, near that city, oh Thursday, in the
10th year Of his age MIR. Spoiord came to New
York with his long-ircd partner, Mr.. Tilcston,
from the East, and started in the wholesale shoe
trade, but this they abandoned entirely in 1916,
and since That time The lrin has only been known
by lis connection with the shipping interests OF
tie country, having established lines to Havana
Charleston and other prominent ports. They
were very successful, and the firm won all hon
orablc name and great wealth. Mr.. SpoiiOrd in
New York hell many places of trust, and nj one
time was president of the Bank of the Common
wealth. His wide experience and strict integrity
gave him great influence In the business circles OF
New York.
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anrtion 5alrs--f futurr Dams.
By WI BUR Il son,
AuctiOnccrs.
GALE OF OBJECTS OF ART

On THURSDAY and FRIDAY next. l:h ANA 5;h
November, AT No lS6 King street Oppusic Sill
coN's Furniture Wal erOoniS, at II O'clDrk will br
Sohl, AMI sale continued in the evenings at
laiI-past O'Clock until The entire siock Is sol,i
GRAND ANp ATTRACTIVE ASSORTMENT OF
ELEGANT Ot,JRCTS OF ART
CARRARA MARBLE SrATUARY, vcnlc DE
prao French Bronze Twenty -onr Day Clocks,
Bronze Figures nj entirely new models, Amhls cr
Ware, &c.. lately imported From Italy by Signor
Il. H. l'ano!ini Il Co., OT New York.
Tile assortment comprising Carrara Marble
Staiilary. viz: Tile GUARDIAN ANGEL. by lar-
alta; pniio Lon Mile, by Chcric: Group Contend
ing CupilS: Yelled lli,S, by Fronzoni.
DIANA, Madonna. Love and Psyche, Birth
OF Venus, BacclliiS AMI Arlanna.
Hl,ONIE STATtETTES.
AGRICULTURE AND COMMERCE, Cornelius
Moliicrc: Dante and Ecrgilio. C!u AMI Sappilo.
Milton. Ilaronn an,l Curomaguo DIANA Nc. &C.
Twenty photographs, Views or the Cite. ami
Monuments Of Florence, l'ira and Scmina.
ALSO,
splendid assortment OF TWENTY-ONE DAY
ClcCHS.
Supcrhly Carved Marble Vases. conleL from
EruScan, Roman, IIclc, Gothic, Egyptian Flo.
rentinc and Grccian Designs; llcrculancum Urls
Animals, Sc.
Also WILL ne ADDED To TIE SALE.
\ large collection Of FINE SILVER PLATED
WARE AM, CUTLERY.
The Importers have used every cycrtion 10
render this collection complete III every detail,
ana II will, upon examination, he found 10 be be.
yOnu all precedent nS regards the beauty aud va
ricty Of the articles offered.
This splendid collection Will he omen for insncc-
t0n on WEDNESDAY, the 3l instant aud tile La
the recent splendid European imp0rtatiOnS.
Conditions cash. noyl
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BY W. Y. LEIFCH g. X. y. BRUINS.
AuCtionccrs.
VNENEMENT STORE, WEST SIDE KING
4 STREET, KNOWN AS Nos. u AND 25y

VIII bc sold on TUESDAY, ad November. as the Old
FostOIllcc, at IL O'Clock,
That desirable twO-st0ry Wooden HOUSE con-
tanning two Stores, known as Nos. 81 and 2Jtc
King street. Lot measures III feet front by I;6
less.
TermS-Onrhalf cash; balance in one year with
interest; property In be insured and policy as-
signed Purchaser To pay us for papers ana
HtiHiIiS Octso
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BUSINESS ESvELorEs.-THE NEWS job O,,,ce 10
now prepared 30 furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, at 81 per thous.
ana. Send your orders. Every merchant and
business man should have his card printed on his
euyclOucs
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ONE oUIRR fne initial note paper and twenty
nve envelopes to match, for forty cents, at G. O
Rishter's, No. 1sl King street.
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By j. FRASER MATHEWES.
100 SMALL FARMS AT AUCTION

Will he sold at the OLD r0stoiiicc, Oh THURSDAY,
a5th November, at IL O'Clock, to the highest bid
dcrS,
Ono hundrcn FARMS, adjoining each other, con-
tainlng from one TO eleven acres OF Land situated
ON the savannah and Charleston Railroad, Edsto
River, ana public roads around Jacks0nboro De-
pot; ial OUT INTO lots ana streets, plat Of which
Will he exhibited OH the tlay OF sale.
The above Lots will be sold separately.
Tcrlns-Dne-haf cash; balance in one year. with
interest from day of sale, secured by bond and
mOrtgagc Uf the property. Purchasers To nav
j. J. Mathewcs for necessary United States inter-
nal revenue StampS an,l papers. uct2j mthl0
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COURT OF GENERAL. SESSoNs.-Thr Novcm-
bcrtcrm OF this court will commence at l0o'clocS.
this morning.
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FINE ASSORTMENT OP PHOTOGRAPHS, impe-
rial cards and frames, at c. c. Fighters, No. l6l
King street.
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THE RURAL CARoLINIAN.-Th November
number OF this magazine Is now ready. u Is
equal to the fist number in typographical taste
ami accuracy, anu superior To il in the variety
ami absorbing interest or the reading matter
Besides the literary, miscellany AMI editorial,
household and business departments, The Rural
CarOlini ian for November contains the following
articles Improved Farm lmpemcnts-The
Steam Plough, illustrated, 10y the Editor; Con-
corning Agricultural Fairs, by +. J. Malone: The
Application Of Manurcs, by Edward L. Evans:
Rural Domestic Architecture, illustrated by the
Editor; Does Deep ploughlng Pay by the Editor,
China Grass anu the Rnmic, Illustrated: Results
of High Culture, by the Editor; Nut Growing, hy
James II. Daniel; Sow Wheat, Rye and Barley;
The Tea Plant and lis Culture, illustratcd Chi.
ncse Agriculture: Economy Of Manurcs, Garden.
er's Chronicle; More About Ny Glover nXperi-
mcnt, by Colonel ID. Wyatt Aiken; System OF Cot
ton Culture, by DR.. \. Il. Cloud R;lspbcrrics for
the South, Illustrated by the Editor; How to Plant
Strawberries, by the Editor; Moorc's Extra Apple,
illustrated; Pears for the South Illustrated by the
Editor; Plan for Fruit and Vegetable Garden,
Illustrated: 4 Hand Bouquet Illustrated; Straw
bcrrlrs-TIOw many Quarts to the Acre; Transfer
ring Plants; Another Rustic Gateway, Illustrated;
Lime Arouad Apple Trees; Nicholas W. Darrell
anu the First Locomotive with q portrait,l by
James NJ. Eason; a Homemade Cane MILL illus.
tratcd
We remind our readers that during this month
and the next we will send the Rural Carolinan
and CIiARLESrOS NEWS 10 ne,r subscribers at the
following unprecedented low rates: CHARLESTON
DAILY NEWS and Rural Car0llnian, one year, 50 50
CHARLESTON TRI-wEEKLY NEWS and Rural Caro-
linian, one year. -. Subscriptions at these rates
may be sent to this orice, or to Walker Evans &
Cogswell, proprietors Rural Carolinian, Charles
tun g C.
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Brevet Colonel e. g. A., Commanding.
The Citadel belongs to the State of South Caro-.
lina, and was taken possession OF by the United
States authorities when tho ''unlon came In. -
Who viii repair damages
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LOOK At IT.-'rhc propriclors OF the Rural
Carolinian have made the following club rates
with nrst-cass city newspapers ut the rates an
neXei:
Dniiy. Tr;.W eEly.
Rural CarOlinian anu
CHARIESToS NEWS. 80 st0c
Rural Car0inan and Au-
guSta COnStituiiomilis;.. 10 80
Rural CarOlinian and Sa.
vRnnah News. ...........I 10 50 so
Rural CarOlinian AMI Ma.
con Telegraph .......... 10 50 % Scmi-W
Rural Carolinian and CU
umhus sun ..............l ii 90
Rural CarOlinian and Mo.
IL w
So that the CHARLESTON NEWS ami Rural
Carolnian form the literary wonder Of the day.
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GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

VIII he sold 90 At Public Auction, on the first MON
DAY Ill December next, In the Town OF Man.
ming, Clarendon County, South Carolina
Tie following LOTS OF LAND, all situated In
ane o 81, su county, being the property Of an Assign
TOWN PLACE"
This is the late residence of DIR. Ingram. and liz
located In the most desirable portion OF the Town
OF Manning. The lot contains two acres; the ap-
purtenances are well fnislefl dwelling contain
ing SIX rooms; outbulldlngs complete, CONSISTING
Ol stOrerooin, servants houses kitchen, table.
&c. The place is ornnmenied With beautiful live
OAKS set out about ten years ago. Altogether It
is handsome place, costing tem years ago about
5000.
"lIoME TRAcT.r
This is an excellent and well settled tract of COO
acfes OF itn'l situate about two miles from Man
hilg r." .and produces wcl-coiiUn, corn and
peas. 1'.c nprilrtcnanccS consist OF dwelling
house, with all necessary ontbudngs. iaborers'
HOUSES, GIN house, granary, stables &c.
"CoNYERs' TRACT"
This IL n trhct Of go ncres of land; Il IL a well
settled AMI l'hly proiuciive plantation situate
in Fork of iIack River" six miles from Nam
ming.
crosse DAY PLACE"
This tract OF 6iO acres Of fine cotton and corn
land, situate within mile OF the Conycrs', and
adjoining the 'Conycrs' Tract" II Is without
"McI.EoD TRACT"
This is n tract OF 800 acres An improved md
valuable % tract Of land. situate In The "Fork or
liacH River" produces corn, cotton and rice we'll
anu II convenient to Manning and Sumter the
latter place airording one OF the best markets in
tile Slate.
"McKNIGIIT PROPERTY
ihls consists OF n stOrchOnse, dwelling and out
nhli'lings and five acres 0f land In the Village OF
Sllninert0n near WrightS Blun, OH Santec Riycr.
LOTS IN MANNING.
House nnd two acre LOT In the Town Of Manning
House contains four rooms; lot well Improved.
small house and Kitchen and two acres OF
land in the Village OF Manning.
vacant lot.
TERMS OF SALE.
0nc-third cash; the remainder on a credit az
ono ana Two years; tho credit portion to bo &C
cured by h0nd OF the purchaser, with interest nt
inc rate OF seven per cent. per annum, and mort
gage oi the premises sold. Purchasers to pay for
stamps aud papers. 70
FltosT 4 ADGER, for Asslgnees.
Charleston, 8. O..
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Aae'ion E'aIcs-- future nans.
III w. Y. ,.EsTtN & 81. y. BRUINS.
hurti"Hecr-.
nE>!EAEI.E TWO STORY WOODEN
X HOUSE. NJ. . NiHAN STREET. FOUR
DOORS FROM HI.ri.!:DGi.
AVENUE

win ~ sold on TUESDAY. "a Noy"m, ". a, n
oCi"'n =; i''" tb!i i'uSioiii..r
That i"" story WOODEN DWELLING. known as
Va. " Nu'lan street ! .lpp,S lroin I:u,,.,Y. viii,
dpIhir piazza. T!ir Dwelling contains / ronms
WIN 'i;chrn, aiih >lllln.. rnum Tor :: horses
-" measures - iccl front hy lDD Feet In ,l,,t!
more pr les.
Terms ras'. Purchaser TO pay rs for papers
AMI stamps. ortso
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TERMS OF SALE.

One-third cash; the remainder on credit of
ono ana two years; tho credit portion to bo sc-
cured by h0nd OF the purchaser, with Interest nt
inc rate OF seven per cent. per annum, and mort
gage Of the premises sold Purchasers 10 nav for
stamps and papers. 80
FItOST & ADGER. for Aasonoo.
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House and two acre LOT In the Town Of Manning.
House contains four rooms; lot well Improved.
small house and Kitchen and two acres OF
land In the Village OF Manning.
A vacant lot.
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VIII he sold at Public Auction, on TIE first MON
DAY In December next, I'm the Town OF Man
ming, Clarendon County, South Carolina,
Tie following LOTS OF LAND, nli situated in
the said county, being the property Of an Assign
cd Estate: o.
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~ LIE RK's SA LIE.

IN EQUlTi-ANDERSON CoUNTY-B. FRANK
SlnAN vs.. WILLIAM II. j.. GAILLARD AND
oTuiEKSmBll.l. To PARTITION REAL
ESTATE. &C., OF BENJAMIN f.
SLOAN, DECEASED
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-01
MCKNIGHT rRopERrY.n

This consists OF n storchOnse dwelling and out.
nmiulnss, and I'VE acres OF land In the Village Of
Summcrton, near wrght's Blun on Santec liver.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-01

This is tract OF 800 acres. An improved and
Black River" produces corn colt on and rice wcii
anu IL convenient to Manning and Sumter the
latter place airor,ling one OF the best markets in
tile Slate. 80 80