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be spared from duty elsewhere, they will bs ordered 10 Arizona One roint has, however, been carried internationally, and that is, that 5O0 stand of arms have been procured for dls- tribHtion among those living in Localities where Indian depredetious occur, ard for parties who may wish to undertake SIT expedition for the recovery of stolen property or otherwise. These arms are of the latest model {breech- loading) and will therefore prove infinitely superior to the muzzle~Ioading things general, y used by the settlers.
 Another important point accomplished nv the governor consists in his success among the newspaper men of New York. Previous to bis visit in that city the Press was loud in it's con- demnatlOn of Arizona. The country was gen. erally represented as barren waste, an accu- mutation of rocks and mountains containing no agricultural land, and mineral deposit of limit ed value and extent Among the newspapers making sGchrepresentstions the Sun occupied prominent place, going so far in it's utter blindness and ignorance as to recommend that the few troops in the Territory be with drawn, the settlers paid for their improvements and moved of, and the country handed over to the Apaches But the Press of New York now stands disabused of this class of opinion, The governor was interviewed by the HeralG s reporter by the editor of the Journal Qf Com nsercc, by reporters ef the Tribune, Sun and
 Vor5d and the result has proven satisfactory We no longer read in New York papers those false and foolish statements to which we were so well accustomed only Q few months ago, Even the Sun, if it not actually champion in our cause, is certainly inclined to treat our Iu- dian question on purely rational grounds.
 HoN COLES BAsHFoRD left for central Ari- zona on Monday. He will visit La Paz, Wic- kenberg aud Prescott at which places he will attend to affairs which he has now in liti- gatior.
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N OtiCe ! l!

We will inform the Public, and travelling Com munity in general, that we have just built and fitted up, good store house at Fort Bowie A. T and have furnished the same with a Complete assortme of Goods suitable for Travellers and emigrants, which we will sell at the same prices that such goods are sold for in Tucson, or on tn e Rio Grande. Our Stock consists of a general assortment of Dry Goods and Groceries and ws will keep constantly on hand flour, Bacon, Lard, Corn, Beans, and in fact. any article required bY emigrants, and travellers, at reduced prices,
 FULLY 0CH0A &Co.
 Jap. 18th 1878.
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PROPOSALS FOR BARLEY.

pEALED PROPOSALS FOR 6OO.OOO POUNIs SSof Barley will be received by the undersigned at their office in Tucson, until noon, Monday, May 2d, 1870.
 Bids for the above Barley will specify the amount-iE currency-per pound The Barley to be delivered at Tucson soon after the first day of July next as possible, and to be paid for on delivery,
 All bids for the above amount of Barley must be signed by two responsible men as security for the delivery of the same in said contract be awarded.
 Bids fer any amount oyer and above twenty thousand pounds will be received.
 MINDS < HOOKER.
 Tucson, April Tth. 1870 0-A
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TUCsoN, A. T., June Ist, 1869

TUCSON, A. T., June Ist, I869 NJ R. Platt of Tucson, is hereby appointed our agent for the transaction of all business connected directly or indirectly with trans portation of Government stores from Tucson Depot to all posts dependant upon it for sup. plies.
 HINDS.& HOOKER.
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The Old Jail Again,

Mr.. Biddle reported from the Select
Committee of the House, last week, bill
to provide for the repair or reconstruction
of the Old Jail and Court House of this
county. The Legislature reports seldom
give particulars of local bills, but we learn
through the especial of the Democrat,
who we infer is an fait in the matter, that
the provisions Of the bill are
The Commissioners of the county are
empowered to issue bonds to the amount OF
forty thousand dollars, to run not exceed
ing ten years, the levy for the liquidation
of this debt to be made in instalinents run
ming through term not exceeding that
length of time.
The bill provides for the repair eff the
Court House and rebuilding of a new Jail,
with authority to sell the old. We can't
imagine who would buy the old Jail, for
the woodwork about it is scarcely fit for
kindling. The stones which compose the
wall would answer to work into new
structure; and the prisoners could be
chained to the trees on the Court House
yard while their new lodgings were being
erected. At present they are chained to
the floor of the se-called Jail, and the change
from the old receptacle of foul air to the
open street and the shade of tree would,
in the Summer season, be most acceptable.
We trust the County Commissioners will
not back out as former Boards have done, and
let thelaw die by limitation, for fear oftheir
future popularity. The law which was
enacted but recently for the purpose of re-
building or repairing tho Court House and
jail, remained dead letter on the statue
book, because, we believe, the Wing advo-
Gated the measure of a new Jail and Court
House. The valiant Democracy swere that
We were setting trap to catch them, and
the Commissioners were frightened eff
We trust the present Board know that it
is always popular in the end to do right,
and to provide what is admitted by every
one to be really a necessity of the public
If they will guard well the interests of the
taxpayers, and permit no cob business
or stealing, we'll answer for their popular
ity from that quarter. We have never
known popularity candidate to be elected
twice, and hope no one ever will be.
The Court threaten to send the prison
ers to Baltimore, in future, unless the
county provides Jail fit for human beings
to be confined in, which penny-wise men
would find rather more expensive in the
long run than the cost of new bu ilding.
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Annapolis.

The great attraction at the City of the
Ancient Severn, this week has been the
Monarch, which came to anchor OH Satur-
day last, six miles from shore, and was
visited by delegations on the part of the
Legislature, and the officers invited to
''scats on the floor" ETC., etc. Governor
Bowie dined the British officers and a grand
ball was got up at the Naval Academy,
in which the ladies of the Capital had the
pleasure of touching with their soft hands
the British Lions name. Her Majesty
iron clad ship and officers have engrossed
the principal attention Of the Legislature
and Annapolicians in general this week
and served as a diversion from tho dull
business of legislating the treasury bank
ruDt,
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DEATH OF Arson BuRL1NGAME.-Tbis dis
tinguished American Chinese diplomatst
died at st. Petersburg on Wednesday last.
The death of Mr.. Burlingame creates =
profound impression over all Europe and
particularly in Paris, where he was SO well
and faverably known and SO much esteem
ed. A cable special to the Herald says Mr..
Burlingame died of the congestion of the
lungs. Tho deepest sympathy is felt for
his family. The Emperor and Empress Of
Russia sent letters of coincidence to his
widow.
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THE DRAMA.-We publish on our first
page, this week, part of the concluding
chapter of Olive Logan's late work on pub
lie amusements, in which will be found
collected the opinions and expressions OF
the most eminent authority on the moral
aspect of the drama. AS more or less OF
such discussion has recently sprung up
amongst considerable portion of our
readers, the view taken of this subject by
men Of undoubted ability and piety will
doubtless prove interesting.
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PiscatOrial.

Mr. Philip S. p. Conner, Of Philadelphia,
a grandson of the eminent surgeon, DR..
Physick, and son Of the late Commodore
Conner, [. S. Navy, who now owns the
splendid estate of his ancestors, situated
near Rowlandsville, in this county, has
been giving the culture and propagation of
fish by artificial means some attention, Oh
his place, in this county, and his efforts III
this new occupation have been crowned
with entire success. In a privte letter, re-
ceived from Mr.. Conner, and which we
take heliberty of quoting from, hoping the
interest the public have in the restocking
our brooks with trout, will be a sufficient
apology for se-doing, the writer says:
''At my place, near Rowlandsville, l
have this winter Matched out the eggs by
the artificial method. The eggs were sent
me by DR.. ]. II. Slack, of Bloomsbury. N.
J., and now have the young fish in my
box ready to turn cut in the Spring.
Mr.. Conner commenced his experiments
IN fish-hatching in the winter OF 6S, and
Claims tic IOHOl OIL tiiS hiSe ~ P'He
tice pisciculture in this State. The species
referred to above is the brook-trout, the
finest game fish that swims. In COM
mon with every spirited man, it is the hope
of Mr.. c., that the present Legislature will
enact laws to protect trout in the brooks
from strolling poachers, who prowl about
the fresh water streams with nets and con
sign their tinny inhabitants to extermlna,
sion.
The trout propogates very rapidly, and
thousands are readily produced by artiti,
| cial means If the business is encouraged
| by proper legislation to protect those who
engage in it, the direct advantage to every
| owner of brook and indirectly to all
| classe of the people in an abundant supply
| of the choicest fish, may readily be con
| ceiyed
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EDUCATIONAL QUALIFIcATIoN.-When
the Democrat attempts to state the Wigs
position on the subject of Educational
Qualification for suffrage, will it please not to
wilfully misstate our position for the sake of
giving his old enemy, the "ngger," a
parting kick. Let the Democrat speak out
and own up that it is of the same opinion on
that question of the future
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AT the cor. of Sd & Orange sts., in
the City of Wilmington Del, there is an
establishment from which issues weekly
thousands of pounds of an article which to
every housewife is like ''good news from a
far country" That establishment belongs
to Moore & Bro;-that article is Whining
ton City Soap"
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PUBLIC SALE.

The subscriber. having rented his farm, will sell at
rnbIic Sale. the premises - miles south Of Ekton.
On the Frcnch;nwn Pike,
Wednesday,, the I'd day Of March, 1870,
Ills entire ami Farming Uten lis without reserve
follows:
g. Horses and Colts. No. l.Af,EN
49, My slare, yeas oh good fog W<aM
IlA- driving or riding. No. .. Bay s-E4@$X
Mare Years old, good saddle No
Black Horse years old good draft horse No. 4. Black
Mare Il years old good FIRM Mar. No. S Bay Mare
years old works kindly No. 8. Bay Horse. years
old good driver. No T. Srfe Coll, years old, ttlrr
stock. No s. Bay Colt. months old, Rather stock.
! head uf Mich Cows. most of them coming in profit
two-ycar old IIeifrr. yoke Of large Oxen,
yoke of young Oxen well matched, l Bull, Attorney
stock. Q head Of Hogs.
SGod Roller Farm Wagon, Ok Carts, Hussey
Reaper. stcci-t"oth Rage. Gr.lG Drill Grain Fan,
Cornsheiler Ok Chain, ! set of Wagon Harness, Plow
Harness. Collars Brdl,s Piow- Harrcws, Cultvators
Shoves, Forks. &c.
TERMS S,LE--Al sums o { so. and under. Cash:
all that amount Credit of Nine Months will
be given, the purchaser giving his Note with approved
enorser payable at the National Bank Of Elkton with
interest from date Stamps added.
IN. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock.
ROBERT r. BARR.
Feb %, 1Sfo-l@ s. BURNS Aucr.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NJ PILES or HEMORRIOIDAL JUNIORS and EX-
TERNAL. BLIND, BLEEDING and ITCHING, posi-
lively perfectly and permanently CURED without pain
dap ser, instruments or caustics by
VA NcCASDLESS, NJ. D.,
No 1926 SPRING GARDEN ct, rlilLApA PA
Who y0,I Eirref. Hundred of the best
citizens of Philadelphia. who have been cured. prac-
ticc of etrn years speciality in this disease without
Il failure, warrants . care in all cases
Feb 20 lSI0--ly
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OF II MPANY,

gotten to afford opportunity for all to insure without
sending money out Of the State
1t must lie clear to every intelligent mind that if
would secure the largest prosperity State the
people Individually. we must build up institutions
by keeping capital at home.
The laws Of trade. commerce. scfntcrcst and selfre
spect combine to make this the Company for Maryland
Had the Five Million Dollars seat out of State an
nually To- insurance been invested HON, it would
have told farOrahy upon wealth and commerce
We hope by prrd nee, economy and strict intcc
rty to merit and for the future have done
in the past the cooperation and patronage the people
in all parts Of State.
1t is gratifying to all true friends of MaryIands in
teres that great want of State supplied in the
entire success of this Company.
Referencts-Gov. Olen Bowie, j. Thompson Mason
Judges Hayden, Grason. Miller and Marrudcr Mr. g
iinr~ood X. d. lamar, VIM ]. Jones. job laines Hon
James 7. Earle, and the Editor of this paper
Medical Eruminers:--Drs J. H. lamar and R. II
Turf.
Now, gentlemen. You have chance to insure in good
and perfectly reliable company under our own control
Applications may be had from Dawn AZ and Z. WESLEY
!ANNEY, Agents, or one of the Medical Examiners
Feb 10, lS70-1y
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DISSOLUTION.
ORPHANS, COURT.


TINE STATED MEETINGS of the Orthan, Court Of
l. Cecil county will be held the second TUESDAY
in every month. Executors, Administrators and Guar
dams, wanting their accounts stated will please bring
in the vouchers = fow days before Court
REUBEN D. JAAAR,
Nov q. lss7-S Eeest~
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THE ONLY MARYLAND COMPANY.

Its success has eqnacd the expectations Of its mus
sansuinc friends Its rates and dividends compare witt
the oldest and best companies in the country. 1t is
enphatically
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DIR. JOHNSTON

Member Of the Royal College Of Surrv,.,s Ion;,,
aute OF one OF the most eminent Coge. in the Tpitr,
STATES anu the greater part uf whose life has leep snsnt
WI lhe hosptas oil Lon9, Paris Pbilaie pia and else
wncre has effected of the most cure.
.'t were eSeF <nown; many troubled with ringing in
te he -n' ears when asleep great nervousness being
aaia.ed al sudden Sounds btshfulness with freouent
oiushlng attended sometimes with cement Of mind
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Hfst1Kt!11EsYyK Sl1Tfatsss :MAeH@Ne

FOR FAMILY UsE-s'mpie, cheap reliable Kyirs
EVERYTHING. AGENTS WANTED. Circaars and
sample stocking FREE Adirs-s nINkLEY KNIT
TING MACHINE Co, Hath. No. or 116 Broadway NY.
Feb Ia isup-3R
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INFORMATION y as q..sis; .o s,s

dent, Retired Clergyman, Energetic Young Men and
Ladies eau make SIS $50 per month during the Spring
and SpIn,,er copy FREQ. Send and address to
Peoples Journal, Philadelphia Pa. 4w
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-02-26

AS a matter of local interest we pub
fish frem the Press, "Olsvia's" description
of Postmaster General Creswell's reception.
Cecil county has cause to be proud of her
representatives at the Capital
The Retention of the Postmaster General.
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cured Immediately.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
YOUNG MEN

no nave injured themselves by certain practice I'm.
dstsett IN when alone habit frequently learned from
cr companions or at school, the effects of which arc
nightly et esen when asleep. and if not cured renders
marriage impossible. ai, destroys both mind and body
should apply immediately. ''
What pity that young man, the hone of his country
e oe " hts parents should be snatcled from all pros
c' anu of life by the consequences Of devat-
l's rom .he path of nature and indulging certain
seCret na!!t Such persons must heGire
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Lei no f!lse de"acy prevent. but apply Immediately
ei.ots RUINED IN health 10y Unframed Pretender. and
hat Deadly Poison. Nercury speedily relieved "N
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commence.
MARRIAGE.

Married persons or Young Men contemplating marriage
Deformities, speedily cured
lie who places himself under the care Of Dr. ]. NAV
reigously conhde in his honor gentlemen and con-
rely i.ulilI - ~
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-02-26

VINO nave become the victims Of Soil sry Vic
hat dreaiu and destructive habit which annually ,yceps
10 "a un.ney grave thousands Of Young men ii The most
sH' t'ieis ana brilliant intellect, who might other
Of e"4nencr or walked to ecstscy the living Tyre may
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rs AsSIGNEE'S SALE.
In the District Court Of the United States for M'
District Of South Carolina.

OsSUtcE " DVHs's 01' 0'
..,.e In the matter of J. J.sAcKER, Bankrupt.
By virtue of m order to me directed in the above
mentioned case from the RoL. George s. Bryan,
Judge Of said Court, will sell at public outcry'
at Williamson, on. the Slst day of March next,
the Real Estate, consisting of House and Lot in
said Town, containing one acre. Also, the Chooses
in Action of said Bankrupt. Terms cash. Pur-
chaser to pay for necessary papers.
THOMAS CRYMES, Assignee.
March 10, 1870 81
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AssIGNEE'S SALE.

In the District Court of the United States
for the District of South Carolina
In The matter of JOHN R. COCHRAN, Bankrupt.
BY virtue of nm order to me directed in the
above mentined cause. from the Hon. George S.
Brynn. Judge of the said Court, 1 will sell al pub
lrc outcry at Anderson c. H., on the 18th dny of
March next, the CHOOSES IN ACTION of said
Bankrupt. Terms cnsh.
VIM McGUKIN, Assignee.
Feb -, 1870 So
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LATEST QUOTATIONS OF
SOUTHERN SECURITIES,
IN CHARLESTON. s. c.,

Corrected Weekly by a. c. KAUFMAN'
Broker, No. 25 Broad Street.
MARCH 4, 1870
STATE sEouR1rEs.-South Carolina, old,
S4@S6; do new, -@7s; do, registered
stock, ex int -@7s.
CRY SEoUR1TIEs.--Augusta, Ca, Bonds,
-@84; Charleston, S. c., Stock Eek or
int -@57; do, Fire Loan Bonds, -@
rs Columbia. S. c., Bonds, -@7O.
RAILROAD BoNDs.-Blue Ridge, (hrst
mortgage,) -@50; Charleston and Sa,
vannah, ,-@6O; Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta, 1880; Chcraw and Daring
ton, -@s0; Greenville and Columbia,
1st mort) -@76, do, State guaranteed
-@64; Northeastern, -@S5; Savannah
and Charleston, list morV -(9oO; do'
(State guarantee) --@63; South Carroll,
ma, -@S3; do, IS; spartanburg and
Union, -@54. c,,
RAILROAD SrocKs.-Charlotte, Colum
bia and Augusta, OBS Greenville and
Columbia, 9@2; Northeastern, 7@S;
Savannah and Charleston, n,-@25; South
Carolina, (whole shares) -944; do, (half
do)-@s2.
EXCHANGE, &c.-Ncw York Sight, pr
par; Gold. 116@11S; Silver, llO@ll2.
SOUTH CAROLINA BANK BILLS.
Shank of Charleston. on............-9-
Shank of Newbelry. y............-9-
Bank of Camden ........... AVG
Bank of ofGeorgetown n."........... So
Bank OF South Carolina. ........ So
Bank Of Chester. er................ 5(9-
Bank of Hamburg g.............. 3(9-
Bank of State S. c., priorto 1861. .:4O9-
Bank Of State of s. c., issue 1861
and 1862. .................. lug
'*Planters' and Mechanics Bank of
Charleston 10y
*Pcople's Bank Of Charleston ..-9-
*Union Bank of Charleston %
Southwestern Rail Road Bank of
Charleston, (old). )......... ...-9-
Charleston, (ncw). %
State Bank of Charleston. ........ 39-
Farmers and Exchange Bank of
Charleston. ............ I!
Exchange Bank of Columbia. log
Commercial Bank of Columbia. 2(9-
Merchants Bank of Cheraw -. SO
Planters Bank of Fairfield 80. 3@-
State of South Carolina Bills Re-
City of Charleston Change Bills. par.
BILLS marked thus (*) are being re-
deemed at the Bank Counters of each.
Jan 13. 1870 20 ~
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ETIW IN GUA-NOS,

SOLUBLE MANUREs sULPHURIC ACID MANUFACTURED AT
PRATT Chemist Sui
phur Acid andS
which is n
discovered 1867 Carolina
mainly Insub Lime which is made ayse as
Ph n
this Soluble Phosphate
is that tcontinn ghes percen o
Baltimore offer
tiers Phosphate Lime known in market
Feri
20 Dissolved
BoneP
ttoan ton
the
Fe~ G. Agents,
MOL A Wharf, C
T: T. Crayton NJ Sons, Agents at Anderson. am
Jan
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Dissolution of CopartnerShip.

THE firm of S. BLECKLEY & CO., Pendleton,
g. c., has this day been dissolved by mutual con-
sent All persons indebted to the late firm ore
requested to call at once on Mr.. John C. Cherry,
at the old stand, and make payment, as the busi
ness must be closed, and by prompt payment costs
to an officer '0iH be sausd.
s. BLECKLEY,
A. EVINS,
]. C. CHERRY.
pendeton. s. c., Feb. ~, 1870. se-4
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In the Probate Court---Anderson.

Francis Cox and Mary Cox vs.. VIM. Henry Cox
and others Petition for Partition, Relief &C.
1T appearing to my satisfaction that Elizabeth
Acker, VIM. NJ. Cox, Francis Cox, Elizabeth Cox
and Staunton Cox, Defendants in this case' resioe
beyond the limits of this State on mo'ion u
Reed & Brown, Att'ys. Pro. Pet.
Ordered, Tha. said Defendants do appear and
plead answer or demur to said petition within
forty days from the first publication hereof, or the
same win be taken pro confesso against them.
sEE W. W. HUMPHREYS,
Judge of Probate.
March 10, 1870. 81
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Leave your Orders for Fer
tiliZerS.

WE are agents for the following well establish
ed Fertilizers, and cash buyers would do well to
leave their orders with US at once, in order TO Sc
cure'a supply in time: ~ 80,
Peruvian and Ground Bones, one-half each'
ST750 per ton. oo,ro
sardy's Soluble Phospbo Peruvian, SGT 81;
No. Sardys Ammoniated Solu. Pacific, S62 5O
Bakers Island Guano. e1 ship Eldorado, S57. 90.
California (very similar to Peruvian) Natural
Guano. S77.5O.
Pure Ground Carolina Bone Phosphate, in bar
rels, (6l per cent Bone Phosphate,) S37.5O
Pure Ground Land Plaster, in barrels, per bar
rel, $3.50.
Soluble Ammonatcd South Sea Guano. prepar-
ed for cotton, by B. NJ. Rhodes &'Co., Baltimore
Md, $500.
Rhodes Superphosphate, S67.50.
Orchilla Guano, $42.5O.
These are the cash prices in Charleston, and
expenses to be added.
BLECKLEY & EvINs, CHERRY & BLECKLEY,
Agents, Anderson. Agents, Pendleton.
March 8, 1870 S6
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Administrators Notice.

ALL persons having demands against the Es-
tate of Milford Burriss, deceased, will present
them to the undersigned, properly attested, with.
in the time prescribed by law, or their claims will
be barred.
- JACOB BURRIss, Admir-.
Feb II, 1870 "a
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NOTICE TO PLANTERS.


THE demand for our Carolina Fertilizer has
been so great that our entire stock is exhausted,
and no more orders can be received this season.
We have on hand moderate supply of the follow
ing FERTILIZERS, all of which We guarantee to
be No. i Manures
&C. C. Goes Ammoriatcd superphosphate.
Brsaley's Patent Phosphate.
Palmetto Soluble Acid Phosphate.
.'B. DE- Sea Fowl Guano.
Dissolved unburnt Bones.
Powdered Raw Bone.
Busey's Excelsior Guane.
Berger s. BUTTS superphosphate.
Moro Phillips Superphosphate-
Peruvian Guano (Guanape1
Parties desiring any of these articles, will please
send in their orders at once.
GEO. W.sWILLIAMS s CO.. Factors,
Cor Haype and Church sts, Charleston, sc.
March 10, 1870 81