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, 1870-11-16

.bECRHFs GRANTED IN SuFARtaE fH[KI.
jphannn Schmidt :. Charles Schmidt Decree
Of Divorce granted In tnt@ case there Vas per-
sorai ssrTtc# nt process nf the court upon dr.
fepdaut, Tbs parties were na-f1cd In this city
IN tae 18th nf Fehiuar:. 1874: they separated
Octoter 1t. 1870, EnvtrG one -n'ld. The ground
of divJFca was adultery WITH one Johanna S.tz-
Vii.an II. c.it1u v Susan Grt1p- Decree Of
divorce .rsnnse., Marriage at otta*a, Canada,
Na5Y J.pe stan1t1. late wnn'icr. '. Charles
Stanley. Dttrse Of ftrnrc~ on h'tt ned SoTrm-
her s MaTriRea At Chh2&n. FehrusrF IS, 1885.
Separation IN JAruarE 1asr D gee awa"dft on
rroof rf asiutsery vita Mr. Fox. The decree
vas bAsett utnn testtnnry Of 'h* lat~ Elfe, who
ewcEe that ner husnnnrf had acknowledged his tu-
fidelity, 10 her and that n1-a fsmae eoustn 1t she
wife. who accidentally. ar othefwssa. sas in m
adJofr1uv rccm when tAr pleasant conversation
rCrnsr~t, 70 ~ At the oveThearr IT.
N4rlda Dax4s = Samuel ". DartR. Dectve Of
dtyafre. IN Tits rhte there wss psrsonsI service
uppn DEFENDANT. The degree tnda that 'nere WAS
q nar.Ispe at Eepo*ha, Wis, ahnut 'wo weeks
before chrtstues. 1T 1ssi~ or 1sSa The decree
waR rerae red IN the PTnurh nf feferttnu.
ptvnRcEAskEn IN ScPSR10R EbuET
Sarrh II. WesRhrnnk r Richard Weathsfnf.
Proceedings fot divorce. Marriage September Il,
1871 at Newton. Surrey coouty. \. ;. Charge
Adultery
Cvn.ha F. Sauanu '. Geo17e " Sananm. Pro-
crettirp for flTlTcc on be1tfnE befoFr1s Jury.
Charrp ctuelty ard drunkenness,
, 1870-11-16
Getting Married.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MHH, % Social Eyse, al
the xoprttty ftsprup1isty q xettias AaETed F{fs
pia hapasne sent fr.-. n sealsz kave1epeL AldT1n
HOWARD 3SspGIAfIQf, Ee4P F Pt3adsleht1. "A
, 1870-11-16
POLITIEAL-

Ia Msasa chusetts. John q; Adams, Though
sIetease.l for Governor, Is elected Representative
from Quincy.
The New York Journal ef Commerce says:
allow Cl2fke, Temperance candidate ran for
GnYefnor throughout The Statex we have no idea:
hat, II he aid no better. thAu IN New Totk CITY,
whefe 143 F0seA Are ali that the present election
,rtp.rs credit him With, he must be pretty we'll
.suttea that the Marue liquor law u not psr-
,xpll1t} lively ftsue IN this Commonwealth
The canvas llf tbs United Ssates Senatossnfp
fypm:New Jersey has alte4dy begun. .Mr. Catsell
vim be candidate for Reelection, and MI. FIT
unahhysen xtl1 Be presented b. ris friends 6x-
Goycscuf Marcus L Ward will alsc be caodt-
dste.. Secretary Hebes =. It Il lntimated. would
reep bis place IN the Calumet to 70 to the Senate
Among etner nsne1 1uen.toned ne Cornelius
Wxssh. OF Newark. and Andrew Z. Hsy, Q! Cam
den. II probable that the principal candidates
v1u be ex-senator Ffennghuyaen md ex-6ovesnox
Ward. ~
+ co1o,r,, pe mixers Of the NEXT House OF Repre-.
srntsttyes, pe!slsc, Rarey. and Eruoss, OF South
| Carpl.na; Turner, Of Alabama; Aud Dr, Norton
| Of virginia ..-..... a.. 80. -
pres.neo arc u follows: F117s District, Davis
m.uocr.i,, l,sA: Second, AcGrxw, {Rcpuhls
r.n, 81: Tntrt, Hartford, Demoerat}, 1,ss8
n. Legislature Stands: Democrats, 81; Repun
"s:. H..xsYork n and Indiana VIII each have \ repre-
..rt,,tre IN the next Congress by the name o
William wfthanas-
Of Delaware, but Only one OF the thirty member
of ,hr Lrxis}axu1e Of the State ...
~ ~ n,s n,mo On the roll OF the Dewsy.etecte
r.,t.,.tn,o of New Mcxico q Alphonso FeEd1nan
! C.,r1x francisco Antonio CpfxeS AAEi
| cnr.,,rn ne1o jpAxeX AeS1eS. -..
, 1870-11-16

Of the southeast quarter Of the southeast quarter
Of .teuen Is, g. i. Tho property was sold .
John Dickinson '. Mary Nu1pay ct Al. Decree
cophru tR foreclosure Ealt OF Lou s,, IS, md 81.
q Bleck 81, saet1elds Addition, to Thomas Lynch
fo- 81 ,spo. =
4ustayus Kntter e. els. =. Aaron 9teuodl!ch:
for 81, $3.50 mr., ~ roarc,osv
Edward ueJde Y Frederick Echner ct a. Bill
to forectose mortHs1e ~ 'and beEtnnln4 on tho
east line Of Caral s:s - feet south from the
Sect,6n Addition 70 Chicaao: tnence east TO tae
east line Of Lo' 9s Of said nlocx IS: thence south
alonG tad LING 4o.6 ieet: thence vest aero:s Lots
north sos feet to the place nt" heatnniog. being
the toufh snA fe+t of The north 794 feet OF Lo1s
81 and 81 Of Block e., School Section Addition.
County Court.
w1t1 or kI-NATnR sHEHNAy.
Eatatc ns Fypnets Cor wall SHERMAN. The wnl
Of the lac Nr. She-- an waa Yesterday u.1bated.
The refsttcn s,ated thet decreased left real estate
Sherman and othess' Subdivision OF the east half
of she vesr hl!f Of the scutheast quarter Of Sec
ton =. se: H., Dot sepasasely valued: cssh IN
cla,ms 9360o-:n all equal II about q 900, ,ooo-
his survivors are his widow, Elec.a and children,
ansis sea ss1Es g 'na and asrth3
| whom bnud for 81. .n0o .00n was required.
| By the vii Lnts 19. 70 and Fl ot Rtock l. Will
l Ham JOKES huilllcu4 ny WILL II ILLS Q0u3euOl1
| 9ntrituse, hooks, horses, a catriaSe ard bugvys
! 70 TO tne willow. To Francis T. Sherman and his
| cre1ecutar, George Sherman, y given the hal
aree nf the es-nte, excepttu0 the Sherman House.
10 t,ust-trsr to ray ait debts cf the t1eceased.
ana then tn divide the remainder hetwetn tie
| wthau ard the children, the widow taking one
| third. AMI the otte-s equs1ls of the residue.
| The sherman Hou7e pooerts IL isF1sed 10
| Joshua l. MA1th- af Trustee 70 lease the same
no l%sse. however, to be for longer re toss tnan
| ten y4are-snt keep 1t ln>urej. and 10 repair. as
| well a. to rebus! when such nay he necessary-
| o. the rerelnts from, this source, sum n,e %
ed in keeping ire family lot IN
the cems TRY, and then the balance IS tn he a3.
mild: ID, con war to the wtin~. to eseh chiIi
{ofeG per aurum untt1 the debts nf the estate are
/ palt,. stspr which time the widow Is N receive
| Grs-thlFt Of any overpUs nSer the be4nes's. the
| Children taxing the residue to equal sha-ea- If
a. child dies, his or her heirs take az heirs the
| share nf such deceased. After the demise Of s'e
| widow, tard when the ynurcess child Is OF the
| aee ut tEerts-ote 5eafsl, his pfrpertJ Is u he
convfyed to The hers Of his C:s:!d en- IN eqnsf
shares. It Is conat1ored that Mr. Mar*h- tru:tee
for the Sherman House property, - Mi not @ecelEe
to exceed ), $40 per anrnEu In nav far bis stfT
| Wills F1toBATEp- ETC.
! E=Ia:e OF Mary e. S'Arkweat"er proved. and
Ralph E. and Charles IT, Starswelihtf appointed
| executors under rnud ~ f.a0.s0o.
l Estate ~ CnrnsiRs Murphy. VIII c7uved aud
,etterr tr<tan.ersaEv granted 10 Aunte murphy,
a's. Estate "" Of y Be1nari Phillips Eawara Phillips
WaR appointed administrator under oand o.
:, ZOO -....
= nwyer and other minors. nn''eE bord Of
, 1870-11-16

Her,InTtou WAR voted for ua.1eF- the minority
elsuae Of the constitution. He received 1919 d.
rect votes. Els rAmc WIS Sxlce or three uu1t.s IN
uckata-eNou1h 10 MAKE vote OF s. SCI.
, 1870-11-16

&c mended certificate n.ed BY the Judges an.i
clerks OF election Of Filth Ward, Quincy, gives to
HaweJ 149 voses, and 70 Cable, s6o rntcs Ia Ah-
dlsion Iho1e EtTen aboye-dEzt ce.rncaIe being
S!ank n to their vote. Whether the last sert.f-
caR VII be takea IN TIN count at Springfield, I
, 1870-11-16
BERLIN.
Ths Desire of Peace and the Question
=, Of French Republin : d,
Military and Political ''ntel'i-
- gence.
General items.
fruns. orH srkc1l1 coHzxsronpxrr.l

(fpa&. oCH Srkc1AL coHzfsfohp1t1.l
BEzi1E, Oct 77.
At the pteAent moment nothing but the
,upors Of peace interest the Puhhc hers.
Never before we're these 60 sesioos; and the
people are mora rejoiced than they were over
any OF their Victories, II No except set1au- 1t
can safely be aaiz that everybody wants peAoe,
ind few caro- On what terms; The pubac jour
n,la h1re diecuteef scarcely 8nything else In
theif leading articles for tho last two dAye.
although tie data on when ttev hATe to 60
are rather few and indefinite. Ihetr disctss-
sinns sre accompanied with great oufcfJ
sgainst the silly resistance Of the French,
and their refusal to order m election for
responsible government The Official journals
are especially violent in this last outc1y,
claiming that 1t IL thS only Obstacle
in tte way Of peare. They: stigmatize
the provisionz1y government - greater
tyranny than Any evet exercised oy
the kipga Of France. 8 coup d esof before
which that OF Napoleon pales. It Is easy to
understand tho deaire OF the conservative
Germaus for an immediate election (aud the
willingness to grant for that putpose' fair
a1mlstice), ). md the 1eslre, on the other haad.
Of the French Republic to havp it postponed.
It vote were taken now the MINORITY would
be for either the empire or m 0rieaus- II
delayed until the irsuea- coNld b fully dis
cntsed. it would be for tie republic. Any one
acquainted With French lfe IN the provinces
knows bow coup3etelv tue people have been
uLder tho Projects aad the priests; and they
are now whore the em7i1e Left 1ken+, It
wou1d require prolonged political campaign,
With the discussion fretr thar it has been (for
the pEeatscite. for exRmple), or could be unde1a
aonasch, to charge thta etstA Of thingA- Tao
Republicans, very naturally, do not want tbs
fruits OF this yitaory iostr aud rety Justly
claim that, after revolution against violence,
ihsy are not bound to uimpcrst' the result BY
submitting it to the people betose the5 h4ve
had Time 10 recover from tho servility and
Eo!ittsal numbness tutp which tho sraptre hAd
tbruHu them. What would now make It Bpe-
sci1]ls difficult for the republic to triumph, Ia
tie Opposition Of tho Catholics, on.aocouns Of
the prominence given 70 GAtibAldi. Daily re-
portb a1o puhliahed uf n,ADifeats from the
rriests against tho Wholesale dtsreSpect
toward the Church, ind dis1egard for ite
claims: for they understand we'll that it will
he dieesfabished under the republic.
The eocial question also ta11ifea' many,
and not without reason; for we heAr
many .Repuhlic.us claim that : republic
10 Impossible In France now, when the higher
| ciaaeea {most1y the former ncbility) have all
the land and most Of sha, other property
| (which il also the caeo In Germany, 80 That
| the Teopae nauHt ever bs subject to them. A
{. division Of property ia. therefore, largely
advocated. or, at. least, partial conascst.on
! Of Tho lsrEe ba1rnlAl estates md this cry
| nna1r Anr1}Au fhM T,afs11A Nhn ara A1mnnt
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n the Probate Court-New'
berry.

''"''' Cannon, ct al.
T. appearing to my satisfaction that tn ri;a. ia,
~ SpHE r DeW.lt, the children OF Snza I
saa SmnGer, the wife and child Of sneo~ Of
HsFI!s rs,ase ae Of Taplon Harris deceased, aho an
me sanss hsta in in this case, reside beyond the
limit; o, ardnScd, ,1'T on motion of subeF caid'
veil A:'ys sssres pf1 IS; Plead or dsmor to the Pc
,;,oa fled against them and GsnsFS' Hsr, v or
hsSope tao1 the the 5 day of December sn 2e1 esnss o
adSnsn Dsss ecos;se ;ssepTfRssS vii g sse9
'''S o", % 1S7O-43-tt.
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Pycursion Tickets.
r,rrvyILLE i C0LUNbIA Il. n; o.
Ghh1N ( G. October 25, 1870.

-I,-1IrCEC COLUNBIA L. II; CO''
eK1SS cosrxsfa, 1884, S. C., October %, 1870: !
00LYS onoo,nmodation of Visitors and
rsaes For es to be Fairs TO be held ,S at &C c1sS sSs
leston' Coin'n' ,na F. ", at Charleston, dur
ing The nS'9 FRsE 2i SPSSnSssS SSTTsS 7Ts4SsS9f
TaTIoS T'I; to Passengers fro fro" "coLUYBIA, 1I
from october ss:h s:ahx1ESSoS 10 SSos%Ss5 from W So1en-
her 1st to 5,h, inclusive srae will not be
allowed TO Passengers VINO .rs ,SAs sods ID unless
the? pu'c""SJJ JOIN H. MORE. Gen. snpt.
p,eTLgrr, General Ticket Agent
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Observation-Disclosures.

Survivors, lsseeiati0R--Ncttce.
TIE annual convention of "fhe Surri-
yors' Association of the State Of South Care
olina," will be held at Columbia, on the
second THURSDAY of November next,
during the State Fair.
Grafton to be delivered by General John
S. Preston.
This Association is organized "for the
purpose of collecting and preserving the
records relating to the late war, and, tl,e
materials for It's history, and also for the
purpose of assisting our comrades who are
unable TO labor by reason of wounds re-
eeived or disease contracted in the service,
and the widows and orphans of those who
fell in the discharge Of their duty.
The "State Association" is composed OF
the District AssociatiorS.' Each District
Association is ''enlitled 10 send Eve dele.
gates to the anDual convention.
The Office, in view appeals to the hearts
OF onr people, and it is hoped that every
District will organize an association aad
send it's representatives.
(sirnedj WADE HAMPTON.
4. C. HASKELL, See'.. Pres'k
Oct. 10, 42-tf.
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prince Edward Island
( Rlack Seed Oats.

win receip, Of a cargo Of the above
! .ad An I'D OATS, Price sl.2o per ous'el OF
&c ee'eu,d na~nds All orders with remittance
81 sail pGavSSr bars promp: attention: .,,rrSox
-. g.. ct; Augusta, Ca.
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Domestic News.

STANTON, Va, July 3O.-A monster
barbecue and meeting was held here to-
day, at the fair grounds, in furthcrance
OF subscribing 100000 towards con
structing tho Valley Railroad. Fully
1000 persons were prescnt-one-thira
ladies' Speeches were delivered by Gov.
Letcher, Maj. Southcrlin, Judge Shelly
and others. Letters werc read from
Gen. Jubal Early, Commodore Maury,
Jno. w. Garrett and Gen, Robert L. Lee,
iavoring the work. The second letter
from Gen. Lee, consenting to become
President of the road, was received with
much enthusiasm.
LoNo Branch, July 3O.-At the Union
League meeting, it was stated that Flo
rida needs more thorough organization.
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IN zF1NANc1A1,anD UommEHUrAI.

NEW YORK, July O-NOon.-StOcke
very strong. Gold z0L. Money 4(05.
Exchange 924; short 1O24. Bonds
lOA. Tennessee's, ex-coupon, 6216;
new 60; Virginia's, ex-coupon, 81; new
go; Louisiana 6's, old, 68; new 64; levee
6's 65; 8's 81; Alabama 8's 80; 5's IL;
Georgia 6's 81; rs 90; North Carolina's,
old, 48I; new %; South Carolina's,
old, 73%. Flour aud wheat steady.
Corn dull and declining. Pork dull, at
5000. Lard dull, ut 17Lc. steam. Cot
ton neglected-uplands 1924; Orleans
2O14; sales 200 bales. Freights firm.
z P. M.-Cotton closed quiet; sales
1000 bales-uplands 1921. Flour 5@10c.
better-superfine State and Western
5.3095.90. Wheat 1C@2c. better-win-
ter red and amber Western 1.52@1.55.
Corn declining-new mixed 95011.0O.
Pork firmer-mess 30.25030.5O. Lard
senyy1Rettle fen, Reta IL 17tM@17A. Freights
Money 3@5. Sterling dull, at 924.
Gold 2l@2l16. Governments dull and
lower-G2's l016. Southern's nominal.
Gold advanced on the report that the
French had crossed the Rhine The
week W. closes with steadier feeling in
Wall street. Tho markets. however, are
generally dull. Loans decreased ST.
10000; specie decreased $1,000, 900;
circulation increased 600, 900; deposits
decreased 6,409, 900; legal tenders in
creased $4,000.
ST. Louis. July 30.-Low grades -four
frm-superfne l. 5O@4 so. Corn firmer
mixed S0@91. Whiskey nominalIy un-
changed. Provisions very dull and little
doing for jobbing purposes, Mess pork
31.00@31.5O. Bacon-cIenr sides iSM.
Lard 1G14@1G34.
LOUISVILLE. July 3O.-Flour firm and
scarce-extra family SIS. Corn steady
at Ito. Provisions steady Mess pork
31.00 Shoulders 143l; clenr sides 10.
hams 2411@. Lard Tx. Whiskey 81
@9S.
CHARLESTON, July 3O.-Cotton dull
and but little -doing-middling 1871; fe-
ceipts 253; exports coastwiso 40; stock
2, COL; freIghts to Liverpool per sail ZIG;
per steam rs; to New York per sail ass;
per steam IS. Exchange on London,
sixty days, nominal.
SAvANSAH, July 30.-Cotton in fair
demand low middling II; sales 100
bales; receipts 14G; stock s. TAP.
AUGUSTA, July 30.-Cotton market
dull and lower; sales IS bales-middling
steady, mt 16a4@17.
New ORLEANS. July 3O.-Cotton dull
and prices nominal-middlings 171l@
17M; sales $50 bales; receipts 167; stock
1868: Flour dull -superfino 5.25; tre-
Bile 600. Mixed corn 95; white LOS.
Pork $500. Bacon 1871; hams 26ls.
GALVESTON. July 30-Cotton dull
good ordinary 12la; sales 800 bales;
stock 1861.
HAvkE. July 3o.--Cotton opened at 95.
LONDON. July 30--Noon. --Consols
S9l4. Bonds steady, Mt S01s. Stocks
steady.
LNERpoon. July 3O-Noon.-Cotton
flat and irregular-uplands 75S; Orleans
71a.
LIVERPOOL, July O-Evcning. Cot
ton closed frmer but not higher-up-
lands 75S; Orleans 77s; sales $4,000
bales; speculation and export 5000.
PARIS, July 30.-Thc Boursc opened
frm-rentes GGf 30c.; closed firm, at
66f. 90c.
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SoA. -SAaEAy VI! L64aSy- I0Porteu an e1n-
cient organization Of that State, under
Newcomb's presidency. Conway, of New
Orleans, made vigorous speech, depict
ing the state of affairs in Louisiana, and
showing that persistent efforts had been
made to deceive and seduce away mem
bers Of the Republican party, under
speoious and false devices coming from
the Democratic party.
NEW YonK. July 5o.-The steamship
City of Paris sailed today taking out
50, 800, 600 in specie.
The family of Mr. Nathan offer
S20,0 and the Board Of Brokers fer
an additional $4,000, for the detection
of Nathan's murderers.
HELENA, July 3O.-Six men attacked
the coach of the North Pleasant Valley,
but was driven off by the passengers,
after the driver and one passenger had
been fatally wounded.
WAsH1NGToN, July 30.-Internal reve-
nue receipts to-day, 81, 100000; for the
A member of Congress from Tennes-
see, already somewhat damaged by CO.
detship sales, is in trouble again about
pension frauds.
Tho steamer California, eleven guns,
sails for the Mediterranean.
The right to catch seals in Alaska has
been awarded to the Alaska Commercial
Company.
The Brig Veracity was lost off the
mouth of the Elb,, in consequence of
tho removal of the beacons.
WINDSOR, July 3O.-Gen. O'Neil has
been sentenced to nine months imprison-
ment and $40 fine; Capt. John Brown
and Capt. Monaghan, six months aud
81.
RALEIGH, N. c., July 3O.-William
son, citizen of Caswell, went to serve
writs ofhabeas corpus, issued by the Chief
Justice on behalf Of Hon. John Kerr
and other citizens of Oaswell, arrested
by Kirk, when Kirk ordered him to leave,
OF he would have him fred on. William
son made return 70 the Chief Justice,
in accordance with the facts. The Chief
Justice decided that the writs had not
been properly served-frst, because
Williamson was not appointed by the
Chief Justice to make such service; Sc
cond, being C citizen of Caswell, he was
an insurgent; therefore, he could not
serve the writ. The Chief Justice re-
afirms the opinion that the habeas cor
pus was not suspended, and ordered the
Marshal of the Supreme Court to go to
Caswell and serve the writs. There is
not, nor has there been, any disturbance
or resistance to the law in any portion of
the State. A telegram from Hillsboro,
says Kinks men arrested thirty citizens
of Alamance, to-day; they hung William
Patton. respectable citizen, three times
cutting him down each time, to make
him confess who murdered a negro out
law. The last time it was On honr be-
fore he recovered. He made no con
fession,
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JOHN BAUSKETT

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
N having returned to Carolina, will prac-
ticc Law in Richland, Edgcficld, Lexington
and Barnwcll, Will give prompt attention to
all Law business entrusted to his care, and
will negotiate sales of Real Estate OH COM
mission. Office No. ., Law Range, Columbia
s, G. ,July o. limo
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"PHUINE PHUINE!T'

AHEAD or All COMPETITION.
"A ordinary Fcrtilizing COMPOUND is i'm
advance OF all others, and has, 80 far, dciicd
competition. In tho great race OF growth and
production, it stands at the head of tho list.
for sale b. e. II. HE1NITSH,
july y Druggist and Chemist
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SheriFs Sale

PY virtue OF sundry writs Of ,tseri facias. to
- me directed, will sell on the FIRST
TUESDAY in August noxt, at the residence Of
William 2. Spigener, the defendant. on the
HBig Lako" plantation, on the Congaree
River, about eleven miles below Columbia,
within the legal hours, the following personal
property, viz:
COLT, 8 Mules, 10 head Of Cattle, 40 head
OF Sheep, IL head of Goats, Plow Stocks with
Plow Hoes, set of Plow Gear, 2 Buggies with
harness. l Wagon. Cart, 100 bhahels Corn,
Corn-shcllcr. and 80 head of Hogs and Pigs.
ner, ut the respective suits OF John c. see
gers i Co., Meltiah Green and William Nj,
Beckham rs William P. Spigener.
ALSO,
The defendants interest in an unexpired
lease OF tho Big Lake Plantation
Terms cash. PH1NEAS F. FRAZEE,
July II NTH 8. r. @.
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Special Notice.

Special Notice.
VETE beg to tender our thanks to tho nu-
w mcrous patrons Of LOWRANCE IL CO.,
for their past support, and pledge them, as
wo have made additions to our capital and in
creased our facilities, to serve their interests
even more faithfully than heretofore.
We have MARKED DOWN all of our Shelf
Hardware and Fancy Groceries, and are DE-
rEnMISED to clean out our stock at low prices,
so as to be able to FILL UP WITH FRESH
GOODS AT LOWER RATES THAN CAN BE
HAD ELSEWHERE. Give us 4 trial. and you
will be convinced Orders from the up. coun-
try solicited, and satisfaction guaranteed.
June II I.ORRICk & LOWRANCE.
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Removal of Dental Office.

MNg9 DIR. y. l.. BOOZER has removed his
9dffff1oificc to Mr.. g. Diercks new building,
on Main street, over the Mcssrs. Porter &
Co.'S Dry Goods Store, where he offers his
professional services TO his former patrons
and tho Dnblic limo 90
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Fresh Arrivals.

Fresh Arrivals.
GENUINE DURHAM SMOKING TOBAC-
W co, direct from the factory, the great
Dalby Pat Smoking Tobacco. tho sunnyside
Finc-Cut Chewing Tobacco-the best in the
country Mollors' Fig Chewing Tobacco, very
fine, just received.
full assortment of choice WINES and IL
QUORS always on hand.
JOHN c. SEEGERs,
Main street.. near tho Post Office, and Main
street, near PHOENIX Onico. July %
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SheriH's Sale.

DucTlu s Sal0.
u. B DeSaussure, Commissioner in Equity,
who snes for the uso of Daniel B. Miller, 6.
=. f., his successor. US. Anua Brill.-BM to
Foreclose Mortgage.
TN pursuance Of the decretal order OF the
Il Circuit Court, sitting in Equity in the above
stated case, will sell, OH bhe FIRST MONDAY
III August next, in front of the Court House
All that lot of LAND, in the city of Colum-
Die, continuing two, acres, moro or less,
bounded on the East by Wayne street; on the
Wcat by the other hall of the same square;
on the North by Medium street; on the South
by Green street.
Terms Of sale cash. Purchaser to pay for
stamps andpapers. P.F. FRAZEE
July 10 mth S.RO.
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For weakness arising from indiscretion, the
exhausted powers Of nature, which are &C.
companied by go many alarming symptcms,
among which will be found Indisposition to
ror of Disease, or Forcbodings of Evil, in
fact, Universal Lasstude, Prostration, and
inability to enter into the epjoyments OF so
ciety.
The constitution, once affected with Organic
Weakness, requires the aid of Medicine to
strengthen and invigoratc tho system, which
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SheriH's 8 Sale,

OUerlU Sale,
RY virtue OF sundry writs OF Jieri .facias, to
MONDAY AND TUESDAY in August next. at
tho storo recently occupied by F. A. Souter.
on hlchardson street, in tho city Of Columbia.
within the legal hours,
The entire Stock OF MERCHANDISE OF the
defendants, consisting Of various kinds Of
Stoves, Tin and Wooden Ware, and such other
Stove store, levied on as the property Of r. A.
Souter s. Co. and F. A. souter, at the respec
tive suits Of Henry 81. 5lcase, s. n. RANSOM
IL Co., John s. DickersonI Co. and Adam Da-
Souter. Terms cash.
July II NTH P. F. FRAZEE, s. R.C.