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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-01-15
RepabIicanisia Outside Of the
Union League.

IL Il we'll. .knao,yp fsct tbat fbara a,e
!. ,.,.,e. I'D ;ns,e,s;no number of n,,;vo
son,h carol,a,sns u, ths 4.,nnnor born },
men who used l. be .'ffe!eatingp seces.
sionists, stubborn rebels, and extreme
democrats. before, during, aud after, the
war who Hays now ,rspounccd /. their pre. q
iusiccs Of tbe pass ,,aad ,he;r opposition
TO the change Id she condition of the
colored mah aid 10 tho entire theory Of
our State government. iesla ,%eel
In this largc and increasing class there
are men ofiability, wealth and influence ;
men, who, Fsubnitsing brayely to the
change, are willing 60 contribute their
intelligence, aud talent to the State; in
plain words are willing To- accept Office
IN the State and tp do o fair part by
both classes ofseur population
Why islitthat these men, are kept out
Of place and power to dogoods a +.
& ASK the coiored man, and those who
are ip the secret councils Of the party that
govern him. and they say '"We cannot
trust these men. We have no faith in
their conversion. Theyfhaye purpose
In yiewe' = alp' 'r9 eiat
Well! what is the test Of political
convcrsion? How may he prove himself
niucere7 M
BY joining the secret party organiza-
tion; by becoming member. of the
Union League; by parading through
the streets upon It's celebrations. This
is the test, this the proof Of his sinceri-
ty, and trust-worthincss
Thesecxtreme radicals always "desire
a sign, ,"a test. At 6rst, it was the test,
oath, now it is the masonic sign-manuai,
known only to the initiated in the mys-
terious and awful secrets Of the Union
League: ~; isp;.,t
Now weask, in all fairness, wha. is
shis testlworth? is it not proof posi-
tiye of an intention to get a place in the
picture, q loaf and q fish, an Office p
Most asspredly it is,
Is it not possible, that there may be
men of.high worth, character and intelli-
gencc, more able and more willing to do
Justice to both parties, who recognize
every right given to the colored man,
by his changed position, who are opposed
20 secret political societies, upon princi-
pie, and who see the injurious results OF
the power Of the party falling into the
hands OF q few, eaqae9 In other
other words mny there no. be better re-
pubiicans outside Of the Union League
than there are IN IT.
Why, as the nomination ON and election
is nov conducted by the party machine
~, tho colored man has franchise, but
not a free ballot. He must vote the blue
printed ticket put into his hand by the
nominating conyention, or woe be unto
hint The dire anathenas Of the Sc
cso. inquisition will be uttered aud exc
cutcd against him.
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oRANGEBURG-IN EourrY.

ORANGEBURG-IN EouIrY.
Frederick W. vogt, b. f. Parlor, Bill to
vs. Foreclose
James +. Griffin. MortgageI
Under the decree in this case. / will SELL
Mt Orangcbnrg. on the first Monday in Feb
ruary, Tor onc-haif cash, balance on u credit
Of twelve months, secured by bori with in
tcrcst from date. with tUnr,gsge Of the
premises. the following real cstmte:sS
All the right, title and interest which
james +. Griffin and Elizabeth Z. Griffin had
in and to the. real estate whereof the late
Silns Griffin died scize'i and possessed, si,u-
ate in st. Matthews Parish, in the County of
0rangeburR.
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lN THE COURT OF .pRoBATR.

WHEREAS Joserh j. Douglas hath applied
to me for IeaeFs of Administration on tho
Estate of Nathaniel P. Cahi,s hate of Oranges
burg Coanty, deceased.
These are therefore to cite ami admoniah
all and singular the kindred and creditors Of
the said deceased, to be and appear befors
mo at n Court of Probate for the said Conn.
~, to he holden at orangebpfg on the i5th
day Of January, 1870, at 10 O'clock AM.
TO show cause if any, why tho said Adminis-
tration' y: shoaId not he graPiea. r ssS ss go
Court, this Sa day or January a IL
lSlO, and in the ninety sfsssFels lsesse,of !,
American Inaepettience yst5s.ss assssga 80,
THAD. G,sANDRRMN. Rl.osa
Jan o--2t -as Judge OF Pgobats ,4ss,
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.T UHIBER! LUMBER !;-Per.
sons in want of LUMBER can have Il
Cut 20 ordcr and delivered at orangeburR in
February, by application 60 me az Cav Caw
Swamp Plantation or through Post Office. f',-
OLIVER FARNCM.
ian Id %
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AIM AR'S
CTRAYEED ore sTOTwvl

STHS 4 ED dDEs NTOEEy. "a tHH
~ From the Stables of W. a. j. Sistrunk sflsg
on the night of the 4th inst one sarrsfssr
HORSE, of an ordinary size, has marks SnfsS
his back from the Saddle, and stands very
straight on his left fore foot. Any ;nfornis-fs
lion len,iing to the recovery OF said sa6fss4
will be thankfully received by & sE
- 84 g. L. S. SISTRUSR. y
st. Mstthews, $. C. z 81
or +. O. SISTRBNK, ESQ.,, IN
jan e-h ornngeburg, s. c. ''tss@s
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nj OTHasE. ~ The UElsI erss ETasEf :
the Gisiscus ~ 0rangcbnre Coaisty. TarE
done promptly aud at reasonable rates. !, - Z.
jans--dttQs ~ G I. T, BARTnN. ~
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nicksOns Prolific COttor,kecd
ShD ifhe Subscriber offers for sls 10
bushels Of the above Seed, which IS been
kept pure IN
Price $500 per busbsl iu lots Of 5s;bbels.
jan 16~2m JAMES II. pWLEs.
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TE1O RENT. Two Desirable
g and Gommodio,ls RESIDENCES, one
Broughton Street and one OH Amelia Street.
Apply to JAMES BR0WNf.lsf !,
/ Jan ib 8 G/|
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EXrR1 cTs FROM VARIOUS LsrrERs

Doctor, | was raccinatcd in tho hospital.
ne,ore ti,a' had no skin disease. Until
lad II bottle of your .Constitution I.ehoya,oti;
sent me by MIR. Roper, of Columbia, No. 4
suffered torturcs with running sores. Sine,
used two bottles I am all we'll exceua n
small sore on tile calror left leg. and that Ia
getting we'll f,s,-,,. -. ''r,.Sl
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lie R IS
CONSTITUTION REN0YAT0R,
Is S. on. :. -
BLOOD CLEANShE.

!, inns Pedicine' is known 20 the faculty -
being the concentrated tluid extract OF Sar-
sapnri,la united with other yalusble rnedi-
cihai hefbs' and is guaranteed as ehsssicaily
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-01-11
u S T A T E s A l. E.

LN ) Il u II 5 A l. E
I By the directions of the will Of the late
Joshua Ashley, will sell at public auction, at
the late residence Of the testator, In BarnMell
County, on TUESDAY, 18th January next, . moi.
All the PERSONAL PROPERTY belonging to
the said Estate, consisting Of Mules, CATTLE, Fat
Hogs, Stock Hogs, Plantation Vehicles and Uten-
sis, Household and Kitchen Furniture, and vari.
Gus other articles.
And at the same time and place will also sell
at public auction,
Ali the REAL ESTATE Of the said testator, con-
sIstng Of House and Lot In the Town Of Willis
ton, on the South Carolina Railroad avenue, and
about 1900 acres OF land ON the road from Barn
well to Williston, and extending from 90 Station
to Rosemary Church, consisting OF Seven Tracts
adjoining each other, viz: ]. The "Homesteadn
tract containing about 240 acres. q The "Jowers,M
tract about 249 acres. 8. The "Fortune" tract.
about $50 acres. 4. The "Willis" tract about $40
acres. IS. The 'Stringfellown tract about 200
acres. Q. The "0dom" tract about 100 acres. L.;
The "BlackmanD tract, about 179 acres. =
Terms-For the personal property cash. The
real estate on q credit Of IL months with Interest
from the day OF the sale. Purchasers to give their
bonds with sureties, bearing interest from the
day Of sale, and mortgages OF the premises to So
cure the payment OF the purchase money, and to
pay for the papers and the necessary revenue
stamps. The mortgages to contain covenants for
resale at risk OF purchaser, upon non.payment or
purchase money when due, at public auction,
after twenty -one days. advertisement.
W. L. CAVE,
land tu2 Executor.
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BY BOWERS g. SILGOX.
4 GOOD CHANCE TO PURCHASE

II Real Estate.
VIII be sold on THURSDAY, 18th instant, In
front OF the Old Postoflice, corner Broad ana
East Bay streets, at II O'Clock,
All that LOT OF LAND with the Buildings
thereon, In President street, on the west side.
third Lot south OF Cannon, numbered % on the
plat, Is feet wide by G3 feet deep more or less.
All that Lot OF Land with the Buildings thereon,
next north Of the above, numbered rs on the plat,
effect wide by So feet deep. more or less.
All that vacant Lot, corner OF President and
Cannon streets, numbered 20 on the plat, Is feet
on front line and 81 feet on back line by 6S feet
Deep more or less.
All that vacant Lot In Cannon street, west OF
President, numbered q on the plst, % feet wide
by 05 feet deep.
All that vacant Lot, next west OF the above
numbered %, % feet wide by 68 feet deep.
ALSO,
Four HOUSES AND LOTS, corner Ashley and
Nunan streets, each Lot 81 feet front by % feet
deep, with good small houses, twell-built,) with
piazza &c.
Terms-0ne:lialf cash; balance In one and two
years secured by bonds and mortgages, buildings
TO be insured and policies assigned. Purchaser
TO pay B. & s. for stamps and papers. The prop;
erty can be examined at any time. The Plat Will
be exhibited on day OF sale. jan10 mtath3
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GRAND OPERA.-The wish is often expressed
that Charleston could have short season OF
grand opera-not half-and-half affair, but q
company complete in every way, from ''prlmc
donne" and "prlmi tenor" to dresses, decora-
tions, and the all important orchestra and cho-
rus. The main difficulty in the way is the great
cost. frst-class company Of the kind named
would consist OF fifty or sixty persons, and the
expense for a short season would be from $3.50
to $500 night. This is an appalling sum in
these tight times, but by giving the plan proper
publicity, the upper part OF this State, and the
cities Of Savannah, Augusta and Atlanta, might
be induced to send us their music-lovers, and 80
help our city to make both ends meet. We are
led to make these suggestions by the
knowledge that Mr.. Max Maretzex is will
ing to bring his company to Charleston II q
minimum sum can be guaranteed. The company
is the same which was so brilliantly successful IN
New York this winter, and is now playing grand
opera in Philadelphia. Mile. Louise Kellogg is the
u,ipla donna OF the company, and the other
artistes, as well as orchestra and chorus, are OF
the highest order OF excellence. 1t seems pity
to give up this chance OF witnessing operatic per-
formances on the New York scale, but the risk is
more than one man, however enterprisng, might
be Ylling to assume. There Is no desire on the
part OF Mr. Chadwick TO make money out OF this
grand opera season. All that he wants is to see
bis way reasonably clear to paying expenses.
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By A. C. McGILLIYRAY,
Auctfonccr. A
TTNDER DECREE IN EQUIT


TTNDER DE CREE IN EQ u I Y.
| A. G. Rice vs.. G.. D. Carr, and al.
VIII be sold In front OF tile Old Postofiice, in
Charleston. THIS DAY, the 1lth January, 1870,
at II O'Clock A. NJ,
All that PIECE, PARCEL OR LOT OF LAND, with
the Buildings thereon, situate lying and being In
Franklin street, Charleston, measuring andcon-
tanning In front on said street 80 feet, and the same
ON the back line and 1873 feet In DEPTH more or less
bulting and bounding north on Land now or late
of r. c. Whitney, east on Franklin street, south
on Land now or late OF j. c. Rivers, Trustee Mrs.
Sophia Cooper, and west on Land now OF late OF
Joshua Lazarus.
ALSO,
All that LOT, PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND,
with the Buildings thereon, situate, lying and
being in Church street, in Charleston, measuring
and Containing In front on Church street 20 feet
In width, and In depth from east to west l04 rect.
more or less. Buttlng and bounding north on
Lands now or late OF estate OF Margaret Munroe,
south by the Tenement and Lands now or late o.,
estate OF ]. Mathews east by Church street, anu
west by Lands OF -.
Tcrms-OncfOurth cash; balance upon bond
bearing per cent. interest per annum, payable
semi-annually, payable In one, two and three
years, secured by mortgage Of the premises and
Insurance OF the buildings thereon and assign.
ment OF the policy. Purchasers to pay Tor papers
and stamps. Z. w. NJ. MAChEI,
iQu11 ,. Y. Y.
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BY A. C. McGILLIyRAY,
AuctIoneer.
NDER DECREE IN EOUITY.

Under DECREE IN EQUITY.
u MARY II. Manning ys. Charles D. Carr. ct al.)
viii be sold THIS DAY, the 11th Of jan
uary, A. u. 1870 In front of the Old Customhouse,
ut II o'clock A. NJ,
Store and outbuildlngs thereon, situate on the
north side OF Broad street, City OF Charleston,
State aforesaid, measuring and containing In
or less, and In depth one hundred and two feet,
more or less; bounded north on lands now or
formerly OF william Payne, east on land form
erly OF William Payne, now or late OF |. 8. K.
Bennett, south Oh Broad street, and west on
lands formerly OF Edward Sebring, now or late
OF E. W. Edgerton and +. Richards.
Terms-Onequarter cash balance In bond,
bearing seven per cent interest per annum, pay
able In one, two and three years, secured by
mortgage OF the premises and insurance OF the
buildings thereon. Purchaser to pay for papers
and stamps. f. w. M. MAChEf,
inu11 >. u. U.
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BY A. C. McGILLIYRAY,
AuctiOnccr.

TTNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
u James II. Taylor vs. Patrick Duflle and the
Young America Fire Engine Company.
VIII be sold THIS DAY, 11th January, 1870. In
front OF the Old Customhouse, at II O'Clock A. H.,
All that LOT OF LAND with the Buildings
thereon, known as ST. James, Church, on the west
side OF King, near Line street. in the City OF
Charleston, measuring and containing In front on
King street o. feet, on the back line 81 feet 0
inches, on the north line 200 feet inches, on the
south 2o3 feet more or less; butting and bound
ing north on Lands now or late OF r Pennal, east
on King street, south on Lands Of the late T. N.
Gadsden, and west on Lands Of - siegnious as
per plat OF r. K. Payne, Surveyor, OF date 1S45i
duly recorded In Register Mesnc Conveyance for
Charleston County, In Book "Qn IA, page 317.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps E. w. N. MACkEY,
Iani1 g. c.. C.
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BY BOWERS s. SILCOX,
Auctioneers.

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
y In the matter Of John Hargrave to Henry o.
viii viii be sold on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of Janu-
ary, A. D. 1870 at II o'clock A. NJ IN front OF the
Old Customhouse, at the foot OF Broad street,
l. All that LOT OF LAND on the south side OF
Cannon's Court containing AZ feet front by 14e
feet In depth on the east ne and 45 feet In depth
on the west line, bounding north on Cannon's
Court, south Oh Lands OF A. V. Dawson, west on
Lands now or late Of Fl. Workman, and east on
Lot No. 168; the said Lot being known In Payne's
plan Of T. N. Gads!len's La Lands oy tie NO. NO. lSl.
Q All that LOT OF LAND adjoining the above to
the east and known In the said Paynes plan BY the
No. 100, measuring in front on Cannon's Court AZ
feet by about 143 feet in depth. Bounding north
on Cnnnon's Court, south on lands or A v. DaW-
son. west on Lot No. 1877, and east on Lots Nos.
1G3, 1854 and 165.
5. All that LOT OF LAND on the east side Of Pine
street, and known In said Payne's plan by the No.
about 80 feet in depth. Bounding north on Lot
No. 217 south on Lot No. 2l5 west on Pine street,
and east on Lot No. 214.
4. All that LOT OF LAND known In Payne's plan
by the No. 219, measuring In front on Pine street
40 feet, by about 90 feet In depth. Bounding west
on Pine street, east on Lot No. go, north on LOT
Nos. o23 OIL and 225, and south on Lot No: 2l1.
S. All That LOT OF LAND known IN Payne's
plan by the No. 2o6, situate at the southeast cor
ner Of Chinquepen street and Cannon,s Court,
measuring SO feet Inches Oh Cannon's Court,
by about 100 feet In depth; bounding nortn on
Canuons Court, west on Chtnquepen strees.
south on Lot No. 207, and east on Lot No 205:
6. All those LOTS OF LAND with the Buildings
thereon, situate on the west side or Presloens
street and known in Payne's plan oy tae nos aGS
and 1874; measuring together In front on Presl.
dent street 81 feet, on the back line SO feet ana
in depth 12O feet; bounded east on Presloent en-
street, west on Lot No. 166. north on Lot no ie9'
and south OIL Lands OF 4. V. Dawson, oe tne vi.
lpcnsions Of all the aforesaid property more Oh
less.
Terms-one-thrd casll balance on creoit o. ot
one and two years, with interest from the oay t o.
sale, payable semt-annualy securea oy ynsaes uuna @
the purchasers and mortgage or the preutsdd;'
with covenant for resale on breach OF ssare Tonu
tinn or the bonds. Purchasers TO pay lor papers
ana stamps and taxes for the year 1871.
dec2S tu5mtn2
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By A. c. McGILLIYRAY.
AuotfOneer.

TTNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
u Richardson. ct al, vs. Holland, ct al
VIII be sold THIS DAY, the l1th OF January,
1870, in front Of the Old Customhouse, at 10
O'Clock, A. H.,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the two-story
dwelling house and buildings thereon, situate
corner Tradd and Friend streets, City Of Charles
ton, State OF South Carolina, measuring In front
on Tradd street 65 feet inches more or less, and
In depth Friend street, $50 feet, more or less;
bounded south on Trafld street, east on land now
or late OF the estate Of Thomas s. Grimke, west
on Friend street, north on land now or late OF
John Crawford.
years, secured by bonds and mortgage of prem.
lses. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps.
jan11 f. W. II. NACKEY, 8. C. G.
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OUR CHRISTMAS CATALOGUE.

The ladies will not fail to call at the Depository
and examine our gallery OF beautiful CHROMOS.
Our shelves and tables present an attractive
array OF BOOKS and other articles for the Christ
mas Holidays The prices Of our Books are all
marked In plain figures for the convenience OF
visitors. Amongst numerous others We call at
tention to the following:
THE UNIVERSE; or, the Infinitely Great and
the Infinitely Small BY j. A. POuchet, with 3l7
engravings and colored plates, S12 Bartlet's
Walks about Jerusalem, Illustrated with over fifty
steel engravingS and maps, bound In rich Turkey
morocco gilt, s12 Loves and Heroines Of the
Poets. with selections from oil the poets, with an
Introductory memoir and numerous steel por-
traits Of their heroines and loves large 40. vol
Fiction, or choice stories from great novelists,
with biographical introductlons and notes, pro-
lusey Illustrated, Sc. Our Dumb Nelghbors, con-
versations Of father with his children ION do
.engravings, SIS. Christmas In England, illustra-
ted, from lrving's Sketch Book. So SO. The Holi-
days. Christmas. Easter and Whitsuntide their
social festivals, customs and carols, illustrated by
Darby, S. Bryants Forest Hymn. ByLWiIllam
Cullen Bryant, Illustrated by Mems, SS. Lady
Geradine's COurtslIip. by Mrs. Browning, over
thirty Illustration, S. Dickens Christmas Books,
numerously illustrated, bound In rich morocco,
New England, lnssrated: IS. illustrated Edition
or The Gates Ajar, So so. Book Of Elegant En-
tracts profusely Illustrated, full morocco gill; IS.
hundred and thirty illustrations, morocco, cloth.
full gilt, So. The Desert World. BY Mangn one
hundred and sixty Illustrations, morocco, cloth,
gilt, IS. The Bird. BY Michelet, two hundred
and ten exquisite cngravngs, morocco cloth,
gill; So. The World at Home, Pictures and Scenes
in Far.oG Lands, one hundred and thirty engrav-
ings, 49,
the extent or our assortment OF beautiful Books
for the Holidays Our Juvenile Bouks are par.
ticularly varied, and suited for all ages.
We have just received large addition to our
stock OF Mahogany and Rosewood Writing Desks.
some new and beautiful styles. new supply OF
Photograph Albums OF very superior finish, which
will be sold at unusually low prices. choice lot
of Scotch Notions, and q variety OF other fancy
articles not usually found In Book Stores. Ok
ford editions Of Pocket Bibles, varying In price
from so cents to SIS. Family Bibles from S3 to
s35. Episcopal Prayer Books, Oxford editions,
from IS cents to $40.
Any Books published In America or Europe
sent free OF postage on receipt OF publishers
price. Address
F0GARTIE'S BOOK DEPOSITORY,
No. 26O King street, lin the Bend) Charleston, S. C.
dccN tuthSD6C
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REPLY OF MISS M'CuLLoCH.
Hotel Arrivnls-January 10.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.

CHARLESTON HOTEL.
Thomas L. Fuller, New York; D. Mitchell, Co
lumba, S. G.; George Dupee, New York; David
Stuart, Sr., Liverpool; Robert Fl. Oliver New York;
A. B. Spicr, New Orleans. La.; K. c. Watson, New
York; Jno. G. Amour, New Jersey; John P. Ber-
hans, New York; Miss L. Allcn New York; G. A.
Smith, Chattanooga; D. ]. Tooke, n. Tooke, Sa-
vannah, Ca; J. Baker, F. zogbaum, New York:
DR.. R. B. Hoston, North Carolina; VIM. Cooper,
and son, Williamsburg, S. c.; Robert Schery,
Augusta, Ca; Herman L. Albach, Newark, N. j.;
W. ]. Beach, Nashville. Tenn; John 3. Price,
Wayne County, New York; Clarence c. Whitney,
Baltimore Md.
PAVILION HOTEL.
J. W. Craig, Fernandlna; ThOs. S. Tilley, George
town; Geo. w. Mathews, Westminster; w. G. Lu-
pin, New York; F. A. Rose, Baltimore; W. X.
Witherspoon, Lancaster; J. B. Witherspoon. Dar-
lington; Geo. S. Barr, Williamsburg; c. P. San
ders, ]. S. Bambcrg and lady, Miss Lizzie Harden,
Bamberg; Mrs. Geo. P. Jones, Wilmington, DEL;
j. B. Cohen, New York
MILLS HOUSE.
E, NJ Millett James A. Wilmot, John Fox, New
York; Samuel B. Pierce and wife, Miss Pierce,
Miss II. H. Pierce, Boston; W. Fl. Lippincott and
wife, Miss Lippincott, Philadelphia; H. d. Charles,
Darlington; W. Il. Ii. Flynn, South Carolina; I. c.
Weathcrly, ]. A. McRae, Marlboro.
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Auc on Sales This Day.

R..& A. p Caldwell will sell at half-past 9
O'Clock, at their store, butter, flour, &c.
A. c. McGivray will sell at II O'Clock. at the
old postoce, lot OF land on King street and other
real estate.
Laurey & Alexander will sell at II O'Clock, at
their store, bacon paper, &c.
C. W. Stefens will sell at haif-past O'Clock, at
his store, butter, strips, &c.
TN. Cater will sell at II O'Clock, on Accommo-
dalton wharf, cargo of new crop molasses.
j. G. Minor Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock, at their
store, dry goods, hosiery &c.
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CITY A F F A | r S
Meetings This Day.

Carolina Chapter, at halfpast I T. M
Survivors Association. at p. N.
S;onewal Fire Company, at = r ii.
South Carolina Society, ~ +. NJ
Charleston LIBRARY Society, at T. NJ.
s.. Patrich's BENEVOLENT Society. at P. M.
South Carolina Friendly Society, at P. NJ.