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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-19

WHiTTRMORB ON ,THE STUMP.--Ex.
Congressman Whittemore arrived in Sum.
teron Saturday, having appointed tl,ut day
to address his quondam constituents of
this country. Owing, however, either
to the inclemcncy Of the weather OF,
which is more probable, to instructions
reported tohase been sent. out by Mo-
ses, Jr., aud Fcriter, to the colored peo-
pie not to come in, there were very few
in town. compared to the number COM
posing. his audiences on former ocea-
sions. Worse still, the great apostle of
Radicalism, in the days Of reconstruc-
tion, was not allowed by men Of his own
party the privilege of speaking in the
courthouse -
''Shade Of the night can It be
= That this is MI remains Of thel"
Feriter, one of the county commission
crs, declined giving up the key to the
Honorable divine, declaring that "if he
is not fit to speak in the hall, Of Con-
gress, he is not fit to speas in the court
house" 1t being too wet TO speak in the
open air, Whittemore, as dernicr re-
sort, made use of Emanuel Church, (color-
ed.) There, the dealer in cadetships ad-
dressed an audience of about one hun
dred aud fifty persons for several hours
he went over pretty much the same
ground covered by his letter published n
few days ago. He declared that the
cause of the colored people was his own;
shat his aim had always been to advance
their interests that he had made pcrsis.
tent dan successful efforts TO secure edu.
cational advantages TO their children,
aud to supply the wants of the poor and
needy. Being asked by Burrel james
to explain the cadetship affair, he ac-
knowledgcd having received one thou
sand dollars, but had applied it to chari.-
able purposes.
He received very little applause during
his address; but without doubt great
many of his audience were convinced
that he had acted right. Though it
seems to DC the determination OF the
leaders of his party to give Whittcmore
the cold sholder, and now that lie has
fallen to keep him down, yet, if he sue.
cceds in reaching the ear of the misses
which he has ample time to do-hc will
yet have the hearts of the colored peo-
pie, and convince them that fnx with
out tail is ns go'd AS a fox with n.
uil,.-Cor.- .Chds. Ne,rs. --
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T IsT OF LETTERS Reunn,n.

i ing in the Post Office to February lst
A.-Chas. d. C. Adams, j. l.. Amaker,
Col. A. p. Amaker, =, Miss Lucharisha Adcr-
son, Isaac Adam.
B:-Robert Briggnan, Mrs. E. II. Brown
ing. Thos. Brown. (oord), Albert Bailey
CIV. A. Cody, Rev. p. o. A. Conner,
Clark Bros. Henry Coats, Mary Carroll,
James G. Cullum, Henry Carroll, Friday
Crum, l.. ID. Conner, Jasper Cypers.
D.-Angeline Davis, Elex. Dancle, Lewis
Dantzler.
E.-E. NJ. Eyers, Julius Edwards.
F.-Messrs. +. w. Farrell & Co.. W. J.
Ferlov, Jas. II. Forbes, jas. A. Fielder, C. E..
Fielder.
G.-Larkin Garvin, Emma Ginyuard.
Caroline Givens, Eliza Graham, James Glib
son.
HI. +. Hooker, Rev. S. Y. Holman,
Allen Hanes, Watson Harrison, c. d. Ham
mond, Mrs. Felicia lIolcom.
IL. G. Irabinctt, d. C. Innbinett.
Frank Innbinett.
J.--Joseph Johnson. E. NJ. jackson Alex
ander johnson, VIM. Judy, II. II. Jennings.
Hk.-Mrs L. NJ. Keitt, j. Kennerly, Mrs.
Charott Kerson, Oliver Kenncrly. Kennedy,
Esq, Mrs. Col. l.. NJ. Keitt, q D. Knots.
L.-Eugenne Lee 3, Rufus Livingston.
Chas. F. Little, John Lewis (col'd).
M.--Whitmarsh Murray, Mr.. Martin,
N.--Simon F. Noys, John +. North, ID. K.
Norris, DIR. ID. C. Norment.
0.-Rcv. l.. 0Ncale.
P.-Gambling Pondavis.4
R.-Miss Mallie NJ. Roberts, Rhctt Riley,
Miss Martha Rush, Mrs. Charlotte Rced. w.
II. Rcsd. Mas Selena Rush, Mrs. NJ. A. Rod
den, l.. w. Rabipsops Psrler Relic.
81. C. Stephens, Isaac Smith. Oliver
Shuler, DR.. Il. v. Sssedman, Rev. S. u. Saw
yer. James Smith,
T.-Thomas B. Tyler, John w. Tyle. DR..
q. Twity, Rev. }. w. Taylor 5, Mrs. NJ, W.
Tstum.
W.. N. NJ. Wahltman, Mrs. Martha
Wannanaker g. Mrs. Eugenia Wolfe, Mrs.
4. p. Wolfe, Miss Martha c. Warner, Rev.
w. Watkins, S. B. Wells, Miss Mary White,
II. A. Whitney.
Persons calling for the above letters will
! please say they are Advertised.
r. prNtRS, Pm
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WHITTEMoRE's WAR REcoRD.-An
ex-private of the 30th Regiment, Massa-
chusetts volunteers, writes to the Salem
Massachusetts Observer (a Radical sheet)
as follows:
IF the Congressman Whittemore, who
recently resigned his seat in face of n
motion to expel him for bribery and cor
rupiion, is the same person who Under
the name of b. +. Whittemore acted as
chaplain Of the Both Regiment Mass.
achusetts Veteran. Volunteers, have n
word to say TO the pablic in answer to
the statement in Saturdays Observer,
that he had no wrong intentions. and
that he is such an excellent and we'll
meaning man.
Inspired by strong sympathy for this
Republic in its recent death struggle
with the worst of despotisms, / left my
native country (Holland) in company
with several otncr young men ahu Joined
the ranks of the Northern army as
private soldier in the regiment before
mentioned,
Mr.. Whittemore, who was chaplain
acted also as postmaster of the regiment
and repeatedly demanded and received
of me aud my comrades 40 to "a cent,
for every letter mailed; by us for Europe
and committed to his charge.
10 npne of these letters did either o.
US ever receive reply; being ignorant
of the hpgaagc, aud having been taugh,
in nay own country 70 repose entire con
adence in men of bis profession, move,
doubted his honesty until my company
was ordered to Darlington, South Caro-
lima, when got few days farlough t.
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Cotton n,anured piM PhGnir Guano has
stood the dronth better than unninnurea
The effect of 200 lbs Phrnir Guano
per acre up to the time of drouth was
good. ] am IS tisfied that with the right
season it will make land produce double
what it would without it. Where
applied it my crop is double as good as
where there is none, and the cotton, ,cl.ere
ii is applied, has stood The drouth better
than that rhcrc hsre is no Guano.
JOHN g. BROWN.
Chester Co.. S. c., August 20, 1869.
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Charleston. South Carolina. where 1
mailed letter home to Holland and was
surprised to5 fpd the postage was only
81 cents. Isexpfcssed my surprise to the
postofice clerk, who assured me that
there was no mistake, and that if 1 had
paid moro to anybody before, 1, had been
cheated. I will add that received, to
my great JOY, an answer in 36 days. =
l could give many instances showing
his entire want of truth, but the above
will suffice.
nYpu Tvrrpuvs
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IN THE COURT OF PROBATE.

WHEREAS. Isam j. You hath applied to
me for letters of Administration on tho Es-
tate of Rcnben a. Yon, late OF orangcburg
County, deceased.
TheSe are therefore to cite and admonish
sll aud singular the Kindred aud Creditors
of the said deceased, to he and appear be-
fore me at a Court Of Probate for the said
County, to be holden at 0rangeburg on the
I'd day of April 1870, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ. to show cause IL any, why the said Ad-
ministration should 40, be granted.
Given under my hand and the Seal Of the
Court, this 10Th day of Marcls, A. D. 1870,
and in the ninety fourth year OF American
Independence.
THAD. C. ANDREWS. b
NAV lo-st Judge of Probate.
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AT the funeral of Il man in Black
bnrn, England, recently. his widow was
observed to weep bitterly and to hold
her right hand 1ipder her lett breast, as
if for the Purpdss supprtssing ,l7sr
hartfclt emotions that are sometimes evi
dcnccd in paroSysms of uncomfortable
grief. She fingered by her husbands =
gravcsidc until the officiating minister
and most of the mourncrs had retired
from the spot, when suddenly she drew
something from underneath her cloak
which proved to be her late husband :
clogs. ironed Mt the sides. These she
threw into the open grave. exclaiming.
"Iieor, tny thecs wi tina. tor tla,s pun.
ishcd mi wi um Oft enough
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-19

The WOES OF WnITrEMoRE-Whit-
tcmore attempted to deliver speech at
Camden on Monday last, but was inter
rapted SO much that he had to cease.
All ho said was: Fellow citizens
Yells from the croud "Who sold
cadctships ?"
Wbittemore | did not.
John Chestnut, a colorcd member of
the Legislature, shouted: You are a
id liar" This broke up the meeting.
Yesterday Whittemorc spoke at Colu.n-
bia to a large crowd Of colored persons.
denying his guilt, and justifying yet ex-
pressing sorrow for, What he had done.
Chestnut followed and showed up the
reverend sooundrcl. The feeling of
the meeting, especially among the negro
women, was with Whittemore.
The Convention Of School Commits
sioners is in session.
The Press Conference met on Wednes,
day The attendance is large and infucn
tial.-Ne,cs 'A'5
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ALSO
IN THE COURT. cF PRo1sarR.
In matter Real Estate sr,ag5 v
Dedriech klepninr decd.

In matter Real Estate v,.7 -
Dedriech klePPing decd.
BY virtue of an order Of sale from tbs Hen.
Judge Of l'rubSae, of GhaFlezten Cs1a,y,
mndein the above stated case, i wiz rsH ss
Orangeburg G. H., on Monday the 9fk day og
April next. Mt the usual hours Of sale
AL that Lot paseei Of I.aad In tho
Town Of OrangebuTg. with the buiidings .
and improvements thereon, measuring and {
containing Main streety "a feet and run.
ming back lbs feet, and measuring on the
rear 10 feet. bounding on the north asa casa
by lands Of Csphas Whiuene-s, seuth ky
Main or Russell street. aud west By lsssa ef
John Patterson and the PseaAyteriaa Chnrek.
Terms cash--she purchaser also pnyinain
addition TO susa, the sxpenses Of the Probate
Coar,. Conveyance, Stamps aud Sherifrs
Costs on sale. fi -
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A youug lady ON the country be.
ing invited to a parry was told by her
city cousin to FIX up and put hcr best
foot foremost, in order to cntch beau
'she looked SO green in her country at
tire" The county lass looked comical-
ly into the face of rather faded relative,
and replied, Better green than with.
cred.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-19

California has newspaper known as
the Watsonviile Psjaronian, The news.
boys, are shy of it.,
Gen. Sully writes that 700 of the
1900 uros Yetres Indians, in Montana,
have died of smallpox since last Sep
tember, 4, re9 n8 t,-f
There arc in America and Europe
mere thnn $50 manufactures of India
rebher arliqleg,. a.plloxiqg sor'e 500
okeiatlss1 e.--., UH-
than 20,000,G 500 pounds of gum year.
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At Hyde Park @lmost under the shadow
of Bunker Hill Monumeut), on the 9TH
instant, sixty women deposited their
votes for town officers. They were led
by Mrs. Weld, seventy or eighty years
of age, who advanced with cotton um.
brella in one hand and her ballo, in the
other.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-19

The sexton of o Washington church,
deceived by the gorgeous apparel of Ma :
dame Catacazy's servant, insisted on
putting him into "a pew belonging to one
of the foreign ministers. Madame Cata
cazy was so Mortified at the mistake that
she caused the ssrvices to be suspended
while the lackey was shown. to less
conspicuous seat.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-19
DIRK TEUPKYN.

"A Washington correspondent says,
that during the cadetship debate iu the
House, MI. Niblaek went over to Whit
temore and said, "I'll tell you, White.
more, how you can keep your seat in
spite of them."' "How eagerly asked
Whit'en'ore. why" responded Mr..
Niblack, ''get some Democrat to contest
it,'
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-19

DEATH OF jan nEs RoBINsoN--This
champion circus fider died recently in
Cincinnati, Of hemorrhage of the lungs.
He was we'll known and highly admired
by the circus-going people of our State
for the last twenty years, as one of the
most graceful and expert circus riders
in the world.
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ALEC.
oRANGFBURG COUNTY. ns
IN PRoBArK CouRr

BY, deeretai orders from the Hon. ,Psobsas
Court, for 0rangeburg County, win sen On
SaleSday in April next, the fellewing Real
Estate belonging to tho Estate Of Nathanisl
p. Cain. deceased. <B& : s4SElSF "a ffSl
Tract No. /. Containing - aerea more
or less. 5'e
Tract No. 2. Containing - acres mere
: Tract No. !. Containing - .srss aort
or less. -
Further particulars given and PlAis sx-
hibited on day Of sale. =
Terms-One-third cash, balance in one and
two years, purchasers to give bond and usst.
gage, and pay for papers and stamps. tSfsy
sherifi's Once. II. RIGGS, ap
Orangeburg C. H., 8. c., s. O(Cs1
Mar. 10, 1869.
mar ~ r-f .s-,..ts-ys.-. "A
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BURNT CORK OPERA.
AT
I AN1BERG, s. O.,
on
FRIDAY NIGHT,

1F"rNH -O'Hi IOFV.
YNHE BAiIDERG MINSTREL TROUP
will give one Of their Characteristic
Representations at HhMnEHGi. in Masonic
Hall. on the above mentioned evening
Doors open at o'clock.
Performance commence at o'clock.
Admission 90 Cents, Children under ~
years % Cents. j. +. Is.
mar l9-lt Secretary
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ALSO
ORANGEBURG--IN .Eouirr.
ALSO

Thad~ c. Andrews, Judge Of Proba,ol
g. b. Sawyer, ct. al. - -
Under order IN this ease. will sell on the
4th day of Appil next. for one-third sath. )
balance in IL nsenihs, secured by bond and
mortgage OF ~iah the privilege Of paying Ill
cash.
tine tract Of 5ss5 sontaiziaz 60O aersss
mess ~ less, bounded by lands Of b. Tyler,
r.. u iiaito. South E,iisto. kbeer and laf,is Sf
). B'. ka~ycr.
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TAX NOTICE.
ORASoEBrRG CorNTr.
March lIth, 1870


Notice is hereby given that will be Mt the
Sevcra different Places hereinafter named,
for the purposes Of COLLECTING STATE
and COUNTY TANES for the YEAR 1869, in
the following proportions, riI:
For General Purposes OF State Gov
ernment. Interest on State Debt
and School Purposes. Mills.
County Ta1........................ .........3 =.
foll Taxi. ............ ....Sl.W
Total por cont..................... Mills.
AT Brnnchviie on the 10Th and 30th OF
March.
AT Lcwisvile on the eth and 4th of April.
A., j. Iiamp Folders Store on the 9Th and
9Th of April.
AT Eastcrling's MillI on the lltL and I2th
of April,
At ID. r. Shnnnahan's on the l4th and 18th
of April.
Al Zeigler's Store on the 18th and Iath Of
April.
At Orangeburg from the 10th April to the
18th OF May.
On the 18th of May the PENALTY Of %
PER CENT. will be added, and all Default
ers will be STRICTLY DEALT WITH, ac-
cording to Law.
T. X. sASPORTas.
mar l9-3t County Treasurer.
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the&soedition Of success l for one prefer
70 remain under the yoke of Radicalism.
The time is fast approaching forsthe
good people ofthe State to organize for
the contest. l trust that plansof ac-
ton will be adopted upon which we can
be aunis. ~
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Assignee's Sale.

In the District Court of the United
States for the Disti lot of South Carolina.
IN BANKRUPTCY-In the matter Of FRrp-
ERicH LIVINGSTON, Bankrupt .r pdrte WM
B. LIVINGSTON, Assignee.
by virtuc Of an order of sale from tn q
Honorable the District Court of the United
States, for The District of South Carolina, /
will sell at public auction at 0rangeburg c..
II. OH Monday The 9Th day Of April next, at
the usual hours Of sale.
All the Right, Title and Interest Of Frede-
rick Livingston, bankrupt in all that planta-
ton or tract OF land, lying on the north side
Of North Edisto River, on the road to Colum-
bia from Barnwell C.. H., crossing at Jones
Bridge. Orangeburg County, containing 7O0
acres more or less. (bounded now or former
ly) by lands of Frederick Livingston, ST.,
Frederick Livingston, Jr., Barnett Living
ston and North Edisto River.
Terms.-Onc- half cash. the balance in one
year, secured by bond with interest from date,
payable annually. aud q mortgage OF the
premises, with covenant for resale on brcace
of bond purchasers paying for papers anh
stamps.
ALSO
Al tho residence of Frederick Livingston,
in 0rangebnrg County, viii sell at public
auction on Thursday, the 24th inst, at IL
o'clock A. NJ, tho personal property of
Frederick Liviagton, Bankrupt, consisting
of 49, R4I
Cow, 1 Yearling, - Sheep and Lambs. l
Buggy. Log Cart, Chain and streichers,
Blacksmith Bellows. Anvil, Vice, Hammers
and Tongs, . sheets Boiler Iron, Old Iron,
pair r. II. Truck Wheels wheeiwriehi
Tools, Corn Shelter Spinning whes!. warp
and Tie Rope, Double aud Single Slrnel
Gun.
Terms cash.
r. v DIBBLE, Assignee,
Frederick LiSingsion, Bsnkrap,.
mar I: tf
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sheri F's Sale

J ORANGEBURG-In EouIrY.
y.sD. Y. Jsmison, com'r1
(for Atothcr,) In the
gnfaa G. salley, Ex'r cireui. Court
BY virtue Of m order Of sale made I'm this
case by the said Court, vii; sell ss Ozanre.
burg, g. :, on Monday the 9Th day Of Aprii
next, during the usual hours Of sale.
All that undivided moiety Of that fraet Of ss-
,and containing 20 acres, situate On Gssd-
land Swamp, in tho County Of Ofanxs6ufw
and State aforesaid, with the Bill Seat and
APPurtenances, known ~. Taippey Min,
being the moiety thereof. Of which the late
urbanc L. Jefcoat died seized and posscssed. '
Terms-One- half cash. the balance AAI2 Z
months, with bond and interest papable an
naiiy secured by mortgage OF the property,
containing q corenant Iey resale ON breeskYs
Of the condition Of the bond, pssehsssr % i
pay for papers and stamPs,
ALSO "a Esfs,9sv
4 oRANGEBURG--Ia PRosATxg
Thnd. C. Andrews, l.
Judge Of Probate and
g. D. D..Keiu. Ordinary. 1sHsT4g1g
Jacob Fogle Admir-,
CT. j Ut
by virtue Of order of sale made In this
case by the said Court, viii sell at Orange
burg s. c: on Monday, the 4th day Of April
next, during the legal hours Of sale:
i. Aathat tract or parcel ef Land sii,istot
on both sides Of Holman Bridge Road, In lhe,
County Of Orangeburg and Stais afofesnid. 4
containing l73 acres more or less, and
bounded by lands Of C Cooper, Washington I,
Robinson, Benjamin Bars, Geopgs Piskersi.s Z
nssa John Rckonbaker.
2 Al that or parcel Of Land .situsse On
the Holman Bridge Road in the County sad
State Aforesaid, containing 100 acres mere or
less, and boended BY lands ss J. y. salIsy,
David Jsmison. Dsniel KenneTiy, George s.
Binnieker, James Cherry, Evss Bsl.es sad 2
Rachel Robinson. s
q. ALI that tract or parcel of Lant situate
on Robert swamp, in the County ard State
aforesaid. containing so aeres more or lsss.s
and bounded by lands Of David WiiRs,oasn.
Porter Pearssa, W:l!:== Ck=-=y and ssrrn
Brandenburg.
Terms-one-hah cash, the balanss On
credit Of twelve months, bearing intersrg
from day Of sale, with bond and mortgage. =
and covenant for gessle on breach OF eo1idi.
tien of the bond. Purchasers to pay for ss-
pers and st amps. 81! d 20. ~ {-"g2s
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ALSG
0RASG EBURG-Is Eeenr.

vs. -;T:=s "a -. e=.!=- OF sale rns.ie in this
Csc. by the Hon. H.. ii. C~rp-nt.r =, > Juigs o6
w, First Circuit, wall s-u 81, UEalseb1eg
;. H.. e., oh Mcub. y ths I,ll sEY vi april
next. - Sd q
All that piant tEsis1s or traes sf land situate
IN the ccasss ~ s'rNng-burE. IN snd state,
cont sstS,sE i.V acres 'iorc or less, bounded
tseie y J"bn Brown. Cephas Klliland, v. Il. q
W. kiiey ami jacob 5ia,iin. @&hA I1& a.
Terms each. g = sk g-Af-F- rrs
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"ANTED.-MiII Hands. Log
w CUTTERS and ssa ]! sgauIEn9 .s.
Apply to
MEDICUS RICKENBAKER,
AZ Patrick Jennings Steam Saw Mil, 4
on the Cannen's Bridge Road. % miles
from orapgsbargC. H.
Jan 20 sm aug I8 s
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- fRtECD
BRAScnriLLE. s. c., March 9TH. 1870,
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All that tract Of land in the Town of Or
angcburg. with the Improvements thereon,
l25 acres more or less. bounded
OH the east by W. T. Mckcwn and the Give
Notch Road, on the south by Harpin Riggs,
on the west by the Charleston Road, and on
the north by W. N. Scovill, T. W. Glover. T.
a. Jeffords and others. Levied ON as the
of John G Ro~c ut the suit Of ID.
X. barton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-24

LEVY BROTHERS are now selling more dry
goods than ever, anu, consequently, can afford to
sell at smaller profits. Many persons are astonisll-
ed at the extremely low prices that goods are being
sold ut in this popular establishment, and wonder
now 1t can be done. Now, the facts are these {:
levy Brothers selling very large quantities Of
dry goods they therefore enabled to purchase
In large lots from Importers, manufacturers
commission merchants, and at auctions, thereby
saving the profit paid to Jobbcrs. In many in
stances they sell goods even lower than the New
York wholesale prices. our readers may form
some idea Of the extent Of their business when we
Inform Them chat they sell more than one hundred
and lfty cases Of prints alone every year, and al
least two hundred cases OF bieached cuttons, be-
sides hundreds OF cases Of dress goods, laccs
iaalels, SC. Consumers Of dress goods will find
il to their adrantagcto supply their wants at LEVY
BKOTuEKS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-24

MAYORS COURT, THURsDAT-Nayor Ell
Tyson presiding.-James johnson and James
Pagan (colorcd), charged with throwing
stones in the streets and resisting the police;
Fined $40 each and security in 300 re qulred
for their future good behavior, or sxt. y days
in the chain-gang.
Adam Vandclehr, charged with tres. pass.
ing and tearing down the fence upon the
premises of Malinda George. Being q ues-
ton to be determined in the civil COLTS,
the case was dismissed.
Matt and Paddy Cheatham (colored) j
charged with fighting and using obscene la'f'
olace in the streets. Fined $3.50 each
. James Kennedy. charged with having IN
his possession lot of pop-bottles, the pl'o-
pcrty of F. busch. Dismissed.
George Isaacs and Anna Davidson,
charged with throwing rocks at the horse
of and using threatening language towarts
A. II. Plume, and with keeping disorderly
house, were discharged.
Will Thompson and Ben Brown, charged
with assaulting and beating Edward
Vaughan. Brown was fined 81 and Thomp-
son discharged.
Several parties were reported for al ALLOW, W.
ing their children to throw rocks III Iiic
streets in violation of the city ordinances.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-24
s.,roE VALUAgLE REAL ESTATE ON MAIN

F SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON MAIN
STREET.-The brick building on Main street
next door to the post-otticc, now occupied
by II. II. Ma,lry & Co., William NJ: Sutton
d Co., and others, was sold at auction yes
terdayy by Grubbs & Williams. The hrst
bid was $4,000; $4,000 was cried for a
long time, and it was finally knocked down
to the Piedmont and Arlington Life In
surancc Company for, S32,5Oo:: Terms
One-tourth cash, and balance at six, twelve,
eighteen, twcnty-four, thirty, and thirty
six months, with interest payable SEMI
annually, and secured by decd Of trust.
The building of which this prosperous
Young insurance company has thus become
possessed is not only one of the handsomcSt
and most substantial in the city,. but, IN
view of its central location and admirable ar
raneemcnt, is not surpassed as remune-
ratiYc investment. We have almost eyc'y
day some new evidence Of the prosperity OF
the Piedmont and Arlington, and OF the
business sagacity of those having i'll charge
the management of its affairs.
The sale was considered fair one, al-
though the price paid cannot be taken as d
fair Showing of the value of the property IN
that vicinity, the property being subject to
a naid.up lease until May, 1873, OH the main
bankin groom, occupied by Messrs. Il. Ii.
MauIy Il Co.