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The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-09-11
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 or THE P R E SCOTT Hou SE

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-09-11

DEsPArcHEs of August 24th., to the San Francisco papers, contain the following ite's' ofinterst to AriEonians;
 The Francis expedition, in charge of Mir. Barton. is announced to leave here 10 morrow for the unexplored region of Central Arizona
 Dr. John P. Sharkey, until recently U. s Army Surgeon at Tucson, Arizona, died sud denly at Hamilton, of apOp'e<yi last evening
 A German, named Phillip Walter, commit ted suicide several days ago near Shrnantown
 Mir. Walter was well and fayorably knowI here.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-09-11
OSTEZU MA HOTEL,
 koutezurna Et, Prescott

ne uzsasrsirnea herehy AHsguno~s aAas h< hos E0 Leased ans rsattad tis cd aud Agogise k0zss aud H r1st hs pgsF&r~3 ts soc0nnas4ata rhe Taaofn - uth ths tss azrkes Seosdf cooked ssd served Ia excctest riyie.
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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-03-27
while a tDutchmau was passing tl,rou,

While q Dutchman was, passing through a
city in Vermont,n Yankee came up to him
and said "Shon, if you will treat ME to
cigar, IMill show you trick" ,Shon, agreed.
Yank then placed his hand against fence.
and told him to strike it rs hard rs he could.
shon not thinking any. harm could befall him
by doing sosstruck blacksn,ith,s blow, but
instead of lifting Ydnk's hand, tlie latter
jerking it away, poor Shon struck the fence.
board, knoelingt it off. '"NIein Gott in HIM
mil y cried .Slon, "what makes youso foolish
i knock my hand offsup to the elbow J. o. sock
aer Blitztsnly poor frau, what will 'hc say p,
Poor Shon was bound to have revenge !; so one
day as he was passing through field, he
espicd man. Going up to him, he said !:
"Mynheer, show you a, little joke for, nod
ding. Asthere. was no fence or tree near,
Shon put his hand against his mouth, and
said: "s.rike yust SO hardAs you can" Myp
heer struck and Shon pulled his hand away
and received the blow on the mouth and was
knocked down. Shon jumped up, his mouth
bleeding and commenced sdanciug with pain.
"Shereusalern A tousand tuyvels take this
coanzry. / gees back to Holland or the frs:
train"
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@ A r. d.
CHARLES KERRISON.

INORMERLY OF THE FIRM OF C. Sc. KER-
Il RIS0N, would inform his friends and the pub
lie that he has purchased, from Mr. JAMES b.
BETTS, all his STOCK In TRADE, &C., at the
Store No 252 KING STREET, and win there con-
tinue the DRY GOODS BUSINESS, WHOLESALE
and RETAIL, FOR CASH, on his own individual
account and responsibility. He will proceed with
out delay. to replenish and renew the Stock and
continue 80 doing until the assortment shall be
made complete and attractive. AS the terms will
be STRICTLY CASH, or approved city acceptance
for short credit it necessarily follows that the
prices must be kept at least low as to be found
at any other respectable establishment.
His brother Mr.. E. l.. KERRISON assisted by
Mr.. A. b. MCDONNELL, both experienced merchants
in this limo, will be found at his store, aiding in
the conduct and management of the business, and
it is hoped that his and their efforts to win the
confidence and patronage Of the public will be as
successful as in past days the old firm at corner
of King and Market Streets.
feb 20 3m
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,ASSIGNEE'S SALE

IN BANKRUpTCY-In 4he matter of iI. SBos-
NETT, Bankrupt, Er fdrte Thomas 2. sKSNSERLY;
HENRY LivIsGsroN, JoHs II. AILnoUs and CASE
& Bull. s-i'
by virtue of an order of sale fron the Honorable
the District Court of tho United States fcr the Dis-
triGbof South Carolina, will sell at public auction
at Orangeburg G. H., on Monday April 9th, 1869,
at the usual hours of sale. ~ .
aSeyoral tracts of land lying and contiguous to
Willow Swamp, viz: Z fs
No. J.. Containing IA acres 6sore or less, botnd-
ed' by lands of Mary C. Argoc, Jas. Foglc, Felix
9regory, Malachi Stevenson and tract No. 2.
No. 2. Containing 81 acres moro or less. bounded
by lands Of Mary G. Argoe W. r. Z. Bonnet, John
Phillips, Maiachi Stevenson end tract'No. l.
No g. CoEtaining l25 acres more or less, bound
ed by lands of W. II. z. Bonpctt, John d. Living
ston and tract No. 4.
No. 4. Containing III acres more or less, bound
ed by lands of w. r. E. Bonnett, tract No.ys John
ID. Livingston and tract No. s. 81
No. o. Containing 27l acres moro or less, bound
cd by Run of 'Dooham Branch, tract No. 4, lands of
Mrs. Anna Glover and tract, No. 6.
No. 8. Containing 229 acres more less, bound
cd by Run of Dooham Branch, tract No. 5, lands of
Jacob Fogle and John r. Milhous. x9EEERE
Ne. q. Containing 300 acres more or loss, bouni-
cd by lands of john Il. Mihous, tract No. 8, Mrs
r. Hughs and WIRE. Bonnett ~
No. 8. Containing 215 acres, more less, bound
cd by lands of John r. Milhous, John G.. Watkins
estate Of w. Fogie, w. Tyler, Mrs. K Hughs and
tract No. 8. Z
Plat will be exhibited on day of sale.
!Conditions-Onc-hn cash, tho balance in one
year, secured by bond bearing interest from day of
sale and mortgage of the property. Pure ehasers to
pay for papers and stamps
". DIBBLE, Assignee ,-@, Z
Estate of II. u. Bonnet Bankrupt.
March 0, 1869. t.'''
mar l3 I'd
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s1oNs AND DMEss.r-7,We- heard story the
othez day which pleased us s'much," and here
:, VA 3tt'S3~ SAf YI.y(i eli tttt$
"veli,, don't dinks mooch of dem dings, und
I don't. SpelieEes aEerydings but / dells you
sometimesaere is some dings as dose dings.
Now desoder night 1 sits and reads mine
newspaper, and mine frau she shpeak and say !:
"Fritzt de dog ish howlin.' Jaa4 u
Ye!lsE don's dinks n,oooh Of, dem dings, und
goes On aud reads mine paper, und frau she
says:
"Fritz, dere Something's padsis hsppOnAd dc
dog is howiihs,,'' - 8 i-'s~'zse zaJ<t@
Andsden Isgits oop init mineself, and looks
out troo de vines on the porch, und de moon
vas shinin', aud mine lccdle, dog he shoomp
right up and down like averydings, and he
park at de, moon dat vas shinin' so pright as
never ras.9 Ind sas / hauled my hct in dc
wiuder de old woman she says:
"Mind, Fritz, L tell you derc some dings
pad is happened. De dog ish howlin'."
Veil, Isgoes 70 pet und shleeps, end all
night long ven wakes up dere Vas dat dog
howlin' outside, and ven dream, hear dat
howlins gurser as anefcr iund in de mornih'
/ kit oop und kits my prekfast, and mine frau
she look ut me and say ferry solemn:
"Fritz, dere is Something's pad ish happen.
De dog vas howliu' all night"
Und shoost den de newspaper comes in, und
/ opens him m-und by shings I vat you dinks !
dsre was 4 man died in Philadelphia
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-03-27

Elder1Hayncs, an old Baptist preacher, once
met tyorcekleas young men who had agreed
together to. try his wit,-one of whom said,
"Father: Haynes, have you heard the news p
"No, said Haynes, .what is it ?" "Its great
news indeed" said the other, sand if it is true,
your business IS DONE" "What is it?" again
inquired Haynes "Why," said the first, "the
devil is deadsp In moment, the old man re-
piled, .(liftihg up both hands and placing them
on the heads of the young men, in atone of
solemn concerns q on poor yfatherlcss children,
,rhat soiW become of you?"
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The S. G. Republican.
ISSUED BY
THE UNION PRINTING COMPANY,
CHARLESTON, S. G.
REDUCED RATES.

We arc determined to send The Sorru Carolina
zRErrBLIcAS broadcast through the State We
aye decided therefore to put down thcprice TO Two
Dollars Ycar-Unc Dollar for Six Months Who
that boasts himself n voter or takes pride in man
hood, cannot afford Dollar for his Newspaper, or
rather, what man or what family, with children
growing up, can afford to be Will lout a good Nows-
paper, at fve fines thefprce, = az ~ & ~ 3
= We intend to print the best newspaper in the
State. Woshall makeit living. earhes' thorough
practical Republican paper. We want ten thou
sand readers. Friends, Republicans shall we have
them?
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
March Q, 1869
mar Is

IN BANKRUPTCY-In the matter of J. MARTIN
SALLEr, Bankrupt, Rr parie L. A. PnIcE.
BY virtue of an order Of sale TO me direoted from
the Honorable District Court of the United States
for the District Of South Carolina, will sell Mt
Public Auction Mt t,rangeburg c.. H.; on Monday
9th April, 1862 at the usual hours of sale.
All the interest of j. Martin Salley in that plan
tatiop or tract of land lying in the Fork Of Edsto
Orangeburg County, containing three hundred and
eighty acres (3S0) more less, bounded by lands
of John Jordan, Casper Staley, p. A. Panning,
Frances Salley, Indiana NJ. Corbett and N Poser
ALSO
One ninth interest in Dean Swamp Mill Pond
Condtions-One-thirdc cash. the balance in twelve
months, secured by bond bearing interest from day
chascrs to.pay for papers and stamps.
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

IN BNNKRUTTCY-In the matter OF JoHS S.
ROVE, Bankrupt EI pdrte GEORGE b. BiSxAKEn
by virtue of an order of sale from the IIonora-
bic District Court of the United States for the Dis
trict of South Carolina, will sell at public auction
Mt Orangeburg G. H., Monday the 9th April
1869, Mt the usual hours of sale.
All that plantation tract of land lying in the
Fork of Eiisto, orangcburg County, containing
two hundred and sxty-four (264) acres more or
less, bounded by lands of estate Of Geo. s. Binna
ker. W. f. Moss, Iilliarl Boten, u. Boitcn and es
tateof b. Jcnnpss.M @E MH So
Conditions-One-halfsc cash, balance in one year
secured by bond bearing interest and mortgage
of the property. Purchasers to pay for papers and
stamps. pSF sap psRgNFe ssas -. -
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READ TuE TrsT1Mox1.1s

"Mr. Il. Heinhsh-DEAR Sin: have been a6aic
ted for many years with eruption of the skin Of
the nature of Eryspelas, and have tried o number
of preparations without relief My health much
impaired in consequence of this disease andsllav-
ing heard SO much about the virtues of your pee
paration of~'Queens Deiigbt," was induced TO
try it, My expectations are more than realized:
hnd 1t n complete success give this testimony
freely that others may be benefited.
'iours respectfully, Mrs. ~"
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NOTICE.

All persons holding Liens against the Estate of
John s. Rowe Bankrupt, required to establish
the same before j. c. Carpenter, Esq, Register in
bankruptcy at Charleston, 5. c., ON or before the
10th day of April next
p. v. DBBILE, Assignee
Is. Estate of John s. Rowe, Bankrupt.
March9, 1869. i4~F
mar IL i'd
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NOTICE.

All persona holding Liens against the Estate of
j. Martin Salley; Bankrupt, are required to Estab-
lish the same before J. G. Carpenter, Esq Register
in Bankruptcy at Charleston, s. Co. on before the
10th day Of April next
p. v. DIBBLE, Assignee
EetSte j. NJ. Sailcy, Bankrupt.
March 0, 1869.
mnr 18 I'd
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THE srAI's 20 s96FH o4IoJIN4f I
ORANaEBURe DisTRIcT
: In the Common. Pleas = - sSsI s9'f Il
Henry Bischoff & Co. 4
Ast"sAn'pts ass, aHT

lsaBs,,s,s sssB / Bro a 'ae A't'sArsp's 80 anr
Whereas te flAin.ifs Aid 81 tsS ltii aay u Y.;.s
april, 1868 file their declaration against the.Dss
fendants, who, LAS is said} absent froa s 4 ~
without tho limits of this State, and have pethsr
wife Attorney known within the sufie ppos, = =
whom copy of said Decarafiba may bcssSf{eln az
On npton of Messrs. Izlar & Dibble, piaintifrs
Attorneys, il is ordered, That the said Dcfendana
Ioapponr and plead to the said Declafation a. 49,
before the 18th day OF, April which win be in ths
year OF our Lord ono thousand eight hundred aed
sixty nine 'oterwse final and asoluse sjuaansns t
will then be given snl awarded against them - - p
Clerks Office. T. as j. F.'R0B1EsoN,ssss gn4.s.
Apfii iith. 1868. j. = -. ,s4t C.C,P.
apl IL oe8m sTsE 'isaS 81 s.,s
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Boston Carter. ist .gi7.v t
Va Attachment.
Bailey & Bros. ---tf,s-.ts, e. f.a &, s5,,t
w HEREAsths Plaintiff did, on the ,ensh Ssv
w of April. A. ID. 1868, file his Declars sss,
against the Defendants who fas II n FaidJ are =
sent from ara .::!:. .l @ State -
have neither wife nor Attorney Known within the
might he served: 8. =,
1t is therefore ordered. That The said Delendast
,lo appear and plead 70 the said Declaration on or
before the twelfth day of April. which will be In
and sixty nine, otherwise Snail and absolute jude-
ment will then be given and awarded against him.
Orangcburg District. g.
April 10, 1865. sy AZ u.u1 q.
npi III l2 lms
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE,

IN BANKRUPTCY-In the matter of THOMAS b.
SALLY, Bankrupt, E1 parte p. v. DIppLE, AS.
signcc.
by virtue of nm order of sale from the Honorable
District Cour, ofthelUned ed States forihe District
ofssouth Carolina, will sell at public auction
atOrapgcburg G. H., on Monday the 9th of April
1860, at the usual hours Of sale. eE ..,ss. IS
One undivided eighth Of that piantation or tract
of land lying On both sides of 4 Mile Branch, wa
tcrs of North Edisto containing eight hundred and
forty-two 1872 ceres mare or less bounded now or
formerly by lands ofstT Hayden, D. Rove, d. MUIR
ply and d. Bohis. & 3 gsE a.S e3 e&< =
Condtions-One-ialf cash, the balance in one
year, in bond bearing interest, and a mort gage of
the property Purchasers to pay for papers and
stamps.
=. v. DIBBLE Assignee
of T. B. Salley, Bankrupt.
March ., 1869.
mar Is I'd
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Read this remarkable case of Liver Complaint
cured by orc bottle of Queens Delight"
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Your Queens Delight is blessing the afflicted
give this certificate checrfully.
Yours respectfully, J. d. RAILS"
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WANDO FERTILIZER,

q . rrt y. y ~
TIE WAND0 MINING AND MASURiCTgR.
ING COMPANY Offers TO the Planters and Farmers
of the South their FERTlLlzER, known as ths
"WANDO- -EEl1EALHZER.n
Which the experience Of the past sessss has ptsSoa
to be one of the most valuable in our market. IA
has for its base the materials from the PhssYhats
Beds OF the Company on Ashley River, and is pre-.
pared at their Works at the ("
EAST END OF HASEL STREET. 81.
in this city In order to guarantee its unifermify
and maintain its high standard. the Company has
made arrangements with the distinguished Chsnaist
DR.. c. U. SHEPARD, Jr., who carefully asaly,sa
nll the ammoniacai and other material purehuased
by the Company, and the prepared - sti szt1
FERT LeI,ZER
before being offered for sale. The Company 10 70.
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COMPLETE MANURE, and give entire satisfas-
tion.
For terms. circulars, and other information.
Apply to eaf 81
WI. &. DUKES & CO., Agents,
No. l South Atlantic wharf
jan i6-am Charissisn, =. c.
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TJILBEIsS HOUSE.

"ILBEIsS HOUSE.
IL No. 2Si King Street, On tho Bend, J
CHARLESTON, SO. ca.
This Popular Establish
ment has Just been Rcfted and Rcfurnishcd and is
now prepared for The accommodation Of the Tray
cling Public. Centrally located, and within three
minutes walk of the principal establishments of
Meeting, King and Iinync Streets, and only fifty
yards distant from the line Of the City Railway.
which runs to both ends of the city, il possesses
unusual advantages to those visiting Charleston on
business. Transient Board 50 per day. Special
arrangements made for permanent Board of indvid-
uals or families on the most reasonable terms.
nov 81 Gm
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Subscribers who have paid $3.50 will receive
their papers for SO much longer than year as the
money they have paid would cntitle them to if they
subscribed at the new rates.
Subscriptions must be paid in advance. No pa
per will be sent till the cash is received
Send subscriptions by mail to THE REPuBLI-
CAM Charleston, S. G..
Postage ON THE RErrDLIcAS" is Five cents q
quarter. jan left
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Pat was one day helping Mr.. B to
get alsafs. into his Office, and not being ac-
quainted with the article, he inquired what it
was for.
"To prevent papers and other articles Which
are placed in from being burned in case of
fire, replied Mr., B."
AN sure, will nothing iyer burn that is put
in that 'thingq''ai
am y, HIfei Efis 81 = esar-g
AsSt9A9D IS .e n, 4....
"Well, shin, yer honor, yc'd better be after
getting into the same when ye die"
-<-a---A-=~suEsss. Sas=-----
"Bob Brown. did you say that my father
had not as much sense as Billy Smiths little
yellow dog| "Nol never said any such
thingzI peysr sail that your father had not
as niach sense as Billy Smiths little yellow
dog. An said was that Biily's little, yellow
dog had more sense than your father; that's
eli eyer sad {"
eWsll, it's we'll you didn't say the other, 1
tell you"
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These first days of the New Year are Just The
time to make up clubs, and get what we believe is
the cheapest and the best paper in the State.
Friends. will You attend to this matter now?
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FASHIONABLE. TAILOR,

have the pleasure to announce to my numerous
Customers and the Public generally that having
moved to Central Position, handy and convenient
to all, nm now prepared Cut, Fit and make Up y
GENTLEMAN'S WARDROBE with .Ncatness and
Despatch. Terms liberal and Work Warranted.
Thankful for the Patronage of the past, respect
fully solicit it's continuance Next door to Messrs.
Bull, Scovill s. Pike, can be found mt all tines
jan sly ID. W. ROBINSON.
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ORANGEBURG COUNTY,
PROBATE COURT.

PROBATE COURT.
En- Parte James p. Martin, Admir- estate of j. W.
A. Martin.
c#f NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
All persons holding any demands against the
above Estate win yender them properly vouched, to
sThad. G. Andrews, Judge of Probate Court, on or
before Wednesday. 9TH day of April next, after
publication hereof their their claims will be de-
barred. Said Estate has been proven insolvent,
and is now in course Of settlement Debtors win
make payment 8 ar seFzS lha. day, or es!iI So ie-
say deah wi..,. -
Dated Maret 10, A, D. 1859.
THAD. c, ANDREWS,
mar l3--4t Judge Of Probate,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-03-27
A Grsat ahaA Coed. Medicine
] hA1sf1sHS e5EEas uEiaaar, ]
THE NEW THEORY OF HEALTH.

1hS Nreat Amerlean "a ltelStiFe and Blood
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General prostration cured by tho Queens Do

General prostitution cured bysthc "Qucenss Do
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Prepared only by E. ii. HEINTlSH, Pharmacist,
and for sale everywhere.
FISHER & HEINTISII, Druggists.
Wholesale Agents,
mar lS-9t Columbia, South Carolina.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-03-27
EMOvED.
DURE COTTON SEEDS for sAE.E.

HV
il "Dickson's Improved" I'd Crop, grown from
Seed bought of David Dickson, 50 per beshsl fer
any amount less than bushels and 81 80 per busA-
cl for any amount over 8 bushels. yt,-, a. b ~
The Subscriber paid 81 per bpshel in 1861, fer
the Seed from which his were grown. 90 Faf9
Pure Zipporah or Upland Long Staple, At came ss
above prices A. r. XMAKRK. -
~ ST. Matthews, near Lewisville, o. C. .,rfi
dec 26 A.