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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-10-18
From the Athens Messenger

us the Spirit aware of the fact that
these same '.land grabs could not nave
been granted By Congress except
thfpugh the means of Democratic votes.
1t ha'fact which cannot .beAdenied, that
not ohe acre of public lands could Con
gress have granted railroad corporations
X +he Democratic members of that body
haa united to prevent it. What have
our Democratic contemporaries to say to
this fact |? They cannot explain it away
and they dare not denyit Under these
circumstances, we should think that pol
ICY, if not sense Of shame or decency,
would close their mouths end dry the
INK .onltheir pens, SO far as this question
US concerned"
No; the SPIRIT knows "thsss 3hese
same land grabs" were granted by the
Radicals in Congress, and that the Dem
ocrats worked against them and voted
to defeat them. 'sThe Democratic mem
bers Of that body" did unite to prevent
the robbery of the people, but your Rad
iccl tsco-thiids major,ty ocerpo,cered
them OF ece,y land grabbing bill brought
before Coagres, since your party came
into ,poscey. The editcr of the Messen-
ger has neglected to this date to publish
Commissioner WILSON'S letter, to Gen.
MoRGaS ON this subject. Here it is:
DEPARTMENr- OF THE INTERIoR,)
! GENERAL LAND OFFICE.
September 7, 1851
Hon. G.. w. Morgan, Mt Vernon, Ohio:
SR: Pursuant to your letter of the
30th ultimo, / have the honor to give q
statement, which shows, under separate
headings, the number of acresiof public
land Appropriated by Congress under
existing laws since the 4th of March,
1861: ACRES.
Railroads since March \, 81, 15l, !, ,070, 1897
Wagon roads since rhe 4th
of March, 1861, 1882, 2,213
Canals since March 4,,lS61, 100, ,00C
Agricultural Colleges since
the 4th of March, 1861, 100000
Schools, Universities, since
| 4th of March, 1861, 1S3,040
Total number of acres, l65, ,245, ,63C
Very respectfully,
I ~ Your obedient servant,
| Jos. S. WILSON, Commissioner, e
/ 4 \ \ 4. n
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> 0S. >. WILSON, COMMISSIONER, n
/ One hundred and tfty-one million,
seventy thousand, three hundred and
cfghty-seven acres given to railroad COM
panies, since the Republican party came
into power, in 1861! How much does
that meang
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-10-18

ETA decree has been issued By the
Italian Goyerpuen6 annexing To n
man provinces to the Kin zdoIn d ftal
The Pope preserves his dignity and the
inviolabIlity ofehiss ipersoDsIi tferoga-
tives as sovereign. Laws are promis-
ed settling the independenea teSitQ,jak
lys and sthe spiritual authoritysef his
Holiness. General La Marmora Is a.
pointed Lieutenant Governor Of thepaf
pal provinces. The laws Of Italy are
10 be introduced and ahIl mtestJ pro-
claimed.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-10-18

The New York Tribune. congratala-
ting the country On the success Of the
Chinese experiment in Massachusetts,,
says; "The Chinese already produce
goods alta cost oftwo dollars per case
less than Che Crispins did, and Mr.. SAM
son expects this saving eventually 70
reach six dollars per case:'' The con-
graduation is not because the consam,
ers of boots and shoes are 10 be the
gamers, but because the mahufactuser
will be benefttedin his purse; for If Mr.
SAMSON is to reap no more profits from
the Chinese than from the Crispins, lie
would not have exchanged ono class d
laboters for another A high protective
tariff aud abundance of pauper labor
are, in the estimation of the Eastern
monopolists, the solvents of the revenue
and labor problems.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-10-18
Lew Campbell heats Rob Schenek
IN the "a Ohio O1xlrict.

H u r r a Fl j
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-10-18

HTIt is a significant Indication Of the
increase Of Democratic strength in the
Third District of Ohio, that few years
ago Col. CAMPBELL used to carry it when
it did not include the county of Warren.
but conslsted only Of Preble, Montgom-
cry and Butler Counties. The opposi-
tion lnsjorities in the two former coun;
ties then cverbalanced Butler County
Now, although Warren with her 1,70o
Republican majority has been added to
the District, Col. cAHPBELL has carried
it as q Democrat.
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Iowa.

DEs MONIES, October 1L-Returns of
the election come in very slowly. The
roads are SO very bad in central Iowa.
on account Of the continuous food, that
not much news win get in tonight. The
vote everywhere has been light. In this
whole region but little more than half a
vote. has been polled In this, Polk
county, the vote is much lighter than
last year. The majority is about 1000
relatively larger than for Morrill, last
year.
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.


LoNpoy Jan l8 mCousos opened at 92i for roney. ard
opened quiet aud steady United
states FveTweuty 1862 81 los old. SO; 1901. as. Ten
Ere ksHay shares, III; Illinois Cen
trsls. l02: Atlantic and Great Western. 2tj
Jan. l9.Ihe BOurse opened quiet Eenes 1911 toe
I'll m.Cotton opeIei Gm; Midng t1Ianfs
HID MIIdlug Orleans llii Wheat @ GENITAL FOR California
White and 10 for No Red Western Peas - per quarter o
Canadian.
ASrwERr laPeroeu opened COZ francs for Standard
Io>poy ia p mStoSs quiet; Erie Railway shares a.
Illinois Cturds. lO&
LrygRroo Jan al p m-WLeat 40 y GENITAL FOR Csforua
White. No. ei Western, AID $40 Tor Red Western The
receipts Wh, this for the three DAYS h1vc been 1870
g Of which American Peas % y quarter oT CANADIAN
Oats = busbe. Corr . 9 a. quarter for fuouesn.
TRANSPORT Jan 8uuted states i've twenty bonds opened lat
Jl. ioy the issue 81 1862
IIvEEPor Jan. l82 o.. Cotton y iug Up.aUas III Glltti
Mddi1g Orleans l1Uli Manchester sdNces favorable
aud cause ACTIVITY in the Cotton market.
AyKF opened with declining tendency but quiet
Low Mdllugs, adott. l37 francs yer
ANTwFEP. Jan l3.--Petroieum closed 6m
LONDON jan 1850 l-CouO closed AZ o., for and
on American securities closed quct United states
Fse-Twery bonds 1867, g.; 1865 Old t6, 1861 81: Ter-loe
e BqNay l8 Illinois Ceuo loi Atlantic and Great
ErooI Jan 1850 p u-Cotton closed brovap; Midd'ng
Up4rI, Niing Orleans I sales Of the day ~ 900 bales
ircud.rc 4.oOO for speculation and export.
Jan l8.Is.Ow irme iuseed Cake ti'0 Elp . y
uour feeding Iuncutiue Refined Petroleum,
e. gallon Cacus Lueed, 81 nos o. tie spot easier at
9. b for No. - Dutch STANDARD; atUai. %
HtyE Jan Coiton closed .n spot ard sfost Tres Ol
usrr spot 1874 france
ANrNEtr. jan. lg-PetIoeum closed Grin at CT francs
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proposats

ro,rOy,,oE Drr,r~eyr 1,uu,ry 70 lsO
PROPOSALS for STAMPED ENVELOPES
o. the srst a1 Of March Is7, Tor a,a1g al %, stamped IN
veop-s' sud Newspaper Wrappers which na Department NAY -
a''' during P''"' sTsNPsb hSyEIoPES 80 guy
No. No S2' ,' ts BY y ''i lis By aa o. white. t ,
ooret paper sae0 proportion 81 either nay b" re-
So Fun letter ,uusnmpss on Gap %, 'i,o'5,l 3 by
10 Pul letter sire 81 q inches o. color, As No 2 aud
Ike condition a. 70 The PROPORTION 81 e's , "a
inches, Of ud under h.e condition as 70 6e pro
S ESt letter le 81 by 81 och-. Of eoors no p ."d
uft,r Ike condition as To tie proportion Of "sch
Der Ike condition 20 The proportion Of each
30 g. oFca q oy inches Of ,~e oo'r' s. no . "a
o'''' IKE condition S e e 9s'' wsAPrsEs
Al toe above Envelope. ~rp,-, be embossed 18th po'.S.
mp' 9 . % w. Il. 49,, ~ most ,l5rousb nsaGsr u paprr Il
wa marx, OF prevent A'nsoa a. tue Postmaster
Geusr,l uay direct s..
on me AM 5 except for saar.j to De- ~ has bali
an inch To- m sre The be gumus not ies'
envelopes wrappers a': be Danced p'.e ite3y ',
aao t,,AG ~ 40 En- Of tie letter or gs,r, otter s,
huuirrf the oHca or vTs e1cai sc separately iIe 10
i ai ny escb sppi ADD sealed or eeurey
ln, T 5ye 70 Po,a~ WAsn envelope,
is ,. g The same must be lcssi Il ,roas wooden cases,
strapped m 'oop iron lnd ADDRESSED "l. E4s' res N 40 ,
r,uet proper abe' o. erection to ue r.'.l o 90 .s
,ftle must be- PLACED uson e package ny le
Aa be provided v slta'e N,,ti pf',aes n
The AMI direction Of ~ ast Of '' p'''
m.ut ., /,
h envelope, ADD wrappers DI he lBsed sul delivered NH an
complete i4 90 respects ready I H Al 10 SUB
ourgtt be required 20 1 tte Y "ri.s p. n'
ot'vefr, 7" oe ia1r e-'' a. ID rscr,y.
place % delivery 90 De a. toe "uo' S e io'
nrrl sl ts cos, oldssrg a -Slea's Of packing al
lr.sag abei.g Aud vat plJJ- 20 ye l- o.! sae '''
Finders notified talt Tue Department Nu te ~
contract hat envelope, and spycIs s4 e -hl 'tta'
manner ILaai loss Dob .' 'f 'hri
f.u,t ..iI-l. -.- zoo % 80
require the L lpas - ne Goa
tract T., be ini4ilF Us i''l mn O., ,--.',d rr,p-
TIE dies iof en'os''s ' - D.. ma, ,.I.rs. "a
pes ise o." D' eN''- 49, ~, ra..r.t s .eI order
Eur 'es; s' 49,. t" a., ~ a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-19

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Vessels and Railroads
1876 bales Cotton IS pkc Ashes Ikgs Beesway 2f9
hb Flour $500 bags Meal IS bbS Meal g6 hush WHEAT az
Corr as hush Oats ~ bush Beans $40 hsh Peas l0
bags b. 69 pigs Refined Petroleum. $50 pkgS
Batter 23 pigs Eggs 83 pkgs Beef p bhs Pork So piss
Cheese pkg Meats 81 pkg L7d OIL, q pkgs Taiow, 1913
Dressed Hogs 80 bbs Spirits Iumenuc Pitch, 23 bb
Rosn III Tar bbs WHISKY HIDES 6l bids Hides g
bales Hons AS Leather ~ Hemp l7
pgS Ginseng Tobacco 34 bales Wool 20 bags Peanuts p
1879 Cotton Seed t pgS starch 81 bbS Moasses
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HistrII1nroas

RARE SPECIMEN at CryStallizcd Gold.
~ ysnu Foae 'ttle luion As-c' = bekmsn 1t
DRUSHES of EVERY DESCRIPTION ut No:
ID ls Pearlst Hlpcr BuiBg l. All 'lics. a. ZIG .sss"
factory prices ~ ~ ~
IOHN DWIGHT Il CO.,
81 MsaubcuIepoI
SALERATUS. SUPERCARB. SODA. Ne;
No a Uld ,in. Mes feh
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ID
s p. ,e.s Sas, ss .,.. '' fas,, Fleece
Tg,.S 1 aool-c.ss sas5e; f '5ds' Inferior and
o EoorS'lo'' cry fy'Tt t r &c. pa ss3
Iva ec4l~. Western 81 ZEE Coutr7
' e.. .- s. Z l ,'s en- ,'.l. H.. s5a:S- '-s
t,"E>-Sl1uE CUP - -4'sS SI'''iI y, ,; SG
o. nfcg low stes al t-r- l S.. h''ra Pulled ''e
.F5,'-, pc. 80 I,, ','- '1'-'' Low
Bios '5rs W.ro lsa,c Jaeuos Ayre Meslo 25aSc Don''
A.. H4,s.d Ea.;;- .,..,-.,. on, Iii, -. Won,
WHISKY opened quiet on re- fr's were no'ai ' '' o Ni
o iron hoop; ,rt Of e re So '.e T' s'' s ~
aal for WOOD ADD iroa No- closing at The latter rate With
""A1S xxx a., IS sa'' III ''' '''''' ~
-
TIE a.oSls AZ ,5 s.-i, r Of articles in so,i oad,rou.
-. s 5s el a roa.s,- beside fre.ght charges
I..1 ... ..ri - -.f., markell gtl paint and t1e
Of u- should painted upo1 Ni i1v"ceo
r ,ra, sa irto-, aai arols s.o stating hor sai Wien
.-t Clean PACKAGE putin, vii adj much tie
Of proin,e.
Corresponding week last yea +5l tus irHer decline : A'rl
g., @ess ciare by .-s'' s5f' az. .g- 3, 10 M Ms
> M ss NsIrar, s % ts "a Screeasi asi Hand picked
: -. 20 tbs ct - =. q 6, - o. an tb,. at ~ IS In
.s II. ti.f ,sa ,r rot tre 10 6css.ei Tor sbpiBeat
oIyo'hl, brought = i free 10 IBIS We quote
b.. ar,rs' - = ? IS Peas Cansra bond. O5a / 10
. ..- .4 iW Gree........ ? 5Ju 80
Ina. r.r,. ~ rs. B,sckere 2 hush.
.rauou 10 lir.. sso 251. Tag .......... 1203 go
. n J7.rEg, f- the Vel or ssi more than last week
% 5 esSl '' as,a ,ssp Of The s sfpu.. Of Ia:
vi Cons ,he % tie present receipts
,e Tat Tue fo more sa ,5eJ cot 10 TIE eoaar
On ie of ts farmer. ag1g something was up have come
,.l ,gg - jat Col tg.y 5-Tcu se ue
-. IN ne ey Hos good enough To 'susl' TIE
', nu}..> ,'| .. '' st g '5s ,I.r,r-
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91lcN0ms Glr0s. az

AT WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 104 Full
~ tou-sS-SsODss CARDS and PlSB STATIONERY ih..St
usnsi 1871
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WITH THE COMMENCEMENT
THE DPCADg

OnH1 account b no
MUTUAL BENEFIT SAYINGS BANK.
snd frsoIc 70 sdd rp from
duty % Yourself fuif.
small tus placed H3y r.rurult- sn 81
need ~ dgu'siono OF work vii ia5 Of relic and
spac- 10 thr buuf " 4.spolieucy
~ % iuve--f deposits pars
ilr1s bond bonds Sist
ard tiir and ,h'r operations 40 subject cfutHg 4
the Superintendent othe Banking Department No
O." n're. - deposited aI they all suh,e the oontrS
Of tbe d,Post5r
oNE DOLLAR WILL OPFS An ACCOUNT
Sir PEI ,f p FREE CJHfIlHsl. trr t0Gh J1r'icip1Sr
10 ne Droffs ~ " .rlI y
Al Deposits 1aS b1rs ne 20', inst tri
the lst
THs MUTUAL BENEFIT SAVINGS BANK
Is located 70
TIN SIy BUILDING OPPOSITE CITY NALL SEwYoRE
Open da Toto and MONDAY. WEDNESDAY ed SATURDAY.
EVENINGS, 5to O'Clock. CHARLIE n GRAHAM ffsslcat
4 l. PEll1HAED, Vie. p,s.,,..,.
RICHARD NOAK '''''''
a. II BKyKDCr. Secreh0.
Tlyo. " MOu.s. t.rrflo Ef Con-
lbylNG sAylyDt IN.TTrIrs. SO. Do IS ,aszS ~.
1870 January INTERE5T.-Thc ns nal
~ az. StNIANhIAL. INTEREST 90 rate Of SIX PR
CENT PER ANNCM aH from ~ b. 500 Which have
deposit for three HfrToss JiBgav ~n
be dpastors after Jaauay H. w drawn, all bs
credited lie account and 'r,w Interest iom Jiauy s sane
deposit Bank oreu aly foH ID a o.. 60 p.
WALTER ". CON.KLIH. Pr-s'L
vANDyrRrLr T. BryToy. Seq.
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n'' Tor the well eudlr saturday 5jf bales HeeeD ~
s ioug DO ne bop lus tut there l.. perhaps
~ De"efs corLg forward freely sud there
yc % - vii be tsut abroad during tle
f4sis. --' N'1' 'l'' w
49, N'", 2 IL ~. Eastern ueN..........R Dk,
'''vi' 0tN lr4Tlhys III
VIA ''''''.'.''''r.lv az Oe Olds,,,,,s-,.,,, 90
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Live 1acS sell we'll and demand for hens snd
pues Spruy Dressed poultry of slowly at lower
rs'es chickens from the West sold lOc The weather
continues uufvobe much Of the poultry coming out In
The laws only admit Of selling quail
Killed the 18th inst aud killed previous 10 January
burden OF proof resting With TIE receiver those IN whose hands
found sell inside figures Quail AID not
rm. We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-19

Jan I3The markets du and the prices Of articles q
American produce without decided Change.
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z PER CENT GOLD BONDS
AT 05,
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX,
ISSUED BY THB
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Mime
sofa Railroad Company,
FIRST MORTGAGE AID CONVERTIBLE,
AND PROTECTED BY
LIBERAL SINKING FUND.
TRUSTEES:

INTEREST PAYABLE IN COIN At NETWORK OR LONDON.
PRINCIPAL PAYABLE IN COIN IN FIFTY YEARS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-19

shipments, ho1cs Bacon; ptgE Lsd s7a bbs Pork AND
D bbs Beef g Western Dressed Hogs
rrro m the Hogs have declined and st v1k two
rs Western Dressed 40 average selling TO-DAY lie The
weather. with frequent rains injuries the trade all od'
M nests quote:
R,f sides Ps.....H asIi Muoa prime carcass.... 02I
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SOUTH GEORGIA and FLORIDA l.. l.. Co.'S
- LIST Mortgage per Bonds stat. of Geor
90 ooh principal aud Interest hg Atlantic
H. * 1ompay by whrn the former road has -s-l II %
niles IN length snd the b OJRO For
sale BY NJ X JENlP s COMPANY. No. D PLne.i-
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ftIIANIIN AND IKAIJENN NAN NUS
WI INSTITUTION va. 20 BOW ERN. near llou'oust -
SIX PER CENT INTEREST pail on ai from - ." t'p'
Money deposited before January 20 viii Draw interest 'a Jan
open d, fom 10 a u. 20 p m aaI on MONDAYS aud Weaesii'
''" }" ALFRED 7. COSGLlS President
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SAYINGS BANK,

M T. I
vi SOS aud lhftaye /, opposite 'ooper II'
I,7O.-JANIARN iSrEkENEIle usual srm annual IN ihh
PSF al the rate PR CENr will De- piii on
dsuot, entitled and MONDAY Jan.a 10 90 uo'
withdrawn he added 10 the snd draw interest from jan
MONEY DEPOSITED OF beore JAM AIRY 20 N IRA" Hr'e
six PER CENT INTEREST allowed all Of - an! a2sir
D,a,,its Of one Dollar received ISAAC a. SMITH.
"a; -. S.rrst,r, PrrSIUat
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SAVINGS INSTITUTION.

VANDERBTLT l.. BUXTON, sbcEhtAR.
GKKgywICH SAVINGS BANK, Hsv-iOES Dee q, iot
INTEREST will be paid 20 DepOsltO,S at the
rate ofSEyFN PER CENT PER ANNUM o1 al suus OF - %
$50 and SIX PEI CENT sresen. 300 agee''F WIN -
Government tAE aud paAaur On
ai amer NONDAY It day Of January 1870 AL Interest uOE cssd
Tor credited principal aud draw Interest 5'Odug All de-
, sts on yr before viii draw interest from tue
lsL BENJAAlN +. NHHhL"N'"n'' '''A''o~
JtsE BRYc.. Secretaries
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American AHnlrn.

CHARLESTON, October 15-Arrived-
steamships James Adger, New York;
Falcon, Baltimore; bnrQue Annie Kim
ball, Liverpool.
ATLANTA. October 13.-The Governor
to-day approved, and transmitted by
telegraph. the joint resolution of the
General Assembly, inviting the President
and Cabinet to visit the State during
Fair week. A joint Committee of the
Senate and House has been appointed to
meet the President and party ct the
State line. 1t is expected that the Pre-
sident will leave Washington by special
train on Tuesday morning, and reach
here Thursday, the Goth. The City
Council also adopted resolutions extend
ing tho hospitality of the city to the in
vited guests of the State.
White frost here this morning.
WILMINGTON, October 14.-The steam
ship Washington, which cleared this port
to-day. took fire nine miles below the
city and was rua ashore on the point Of
Big Island. Tho cargo consists of about
700 barrels turpentine. 800 bales of cot
ton and few barrels of rosin. Two
hours since the fire had burst through
the upper deck, and there is no doubt
the vessel will prove total loss. One
of the city fire companies, with steam
er, has been despatched to the scene,
in the hope Of saving part of the cargo.
The cargo is fully insured.
ATLANTA, GA, October 15.-The cor
ner-stone of the monument to the Con-
federate dead was laid to-day, in the
cemetery. by Grand Master Samuel
Lawrence. Among the articles deposited,
was n beautiful Confederate flag, pre-
sented by Miss Sallie Edwards. The
monument is being built under the
auspices of the ladies of the Memorial
Association.
MOBILE, October 15.-Deaths from
fever today Is; total to date ST..
New ORLEANS, October 15.-Deaths
from yellow fever for the lasttwo days 13.
NORFOLK. October IA large Ameri.
can ship is reported ashore at Wash
woods, about twenty-five miles South of
Cape Henry. Name unknown. Assist
ance has gone to her.
ROCHESTER, October 15.-The United
States Marshal to-day received pardon
papers for the Fenian prisoners, who
will be liberated thi, evening.
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Oct 8 I
SheriTa Sale.

Try virtue Of sundry write Of Jsert facsos. to
I'D me directed. will sell, on tie FIRST
MONDAY and TUESDAY in November next.
in front of the Court House, III Columbia,
within the legal hours,
All that lot Of LAND, on the North east
corner OF the intersection OF Richardson and
Plain streets, in the city OF Columb mbia-bound-
cd 2. on on the North BY an alley-way, separating
thereon two hundred and nine feet ten inches;
on the East by an alloy-way, separating it
from lot or estate Of Dr.. Samuel Fair, mea-
surfing thereon one hundred and twenty three
feet six inches, more or less; on the South by
Plain street, measuring thereon two hundred
and nine feet ten inches; and on the West by
Richardson street, measuring thereon one
huudred and twenty-three feet six inches,
moro or less.
Three Jacks, one Jennet, one Mare and one
hundred and fifty head of Cattle, more or less.
Levied on as the property OF Thomas Davis,
at the respective suits Of Simeon Rawl and
James Campbell, survivor OF Campbell &
Milling, us. Thomas Davis.
The Cattle will be sold on TUESDAY, the
lst Of November, at the plantation of the de-
fendant, about twelve miles below Columbia.
Terms cash. P.F. FRAZEE. g. r. g.
OcC l3 NTH
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Sherif7s Sale.

]. Robert Seay, Executor, us. William F. scay,
Edwin Il. Williams and wife, and others.
pursuance of the decretal order Of the
Il Court OF Common Pleas. sitting in Equity.
MONDAY in November next, in front of the
Court House, in Columbia, within tho legal
hours,
All that PLANTATION, situated in the
County OF Rich1and, near Kingville. belonging
to the estate of the late James H. Seay, de.
ceased; tho said Plantation comprising 2,35s
acres. acres. moro or less, consisting Of several
in one body; and plat thereof may be seen
on file in the Office OF the Clerk of tho Court
OF Common Pleas, in connection with pro-
ceedings in the above case. Will be sold at
the risk and costs OF the former purchaser, J.
Robert Seay, he having failed to comply with
terms Of sale.
TERMs.-Cash sufficient to pay the costs of
proceedings and of sale, and one fourth Of the
remainder OF the purchase money; the balance
OF tho purchase money in three instalments,
with interest from the day of sale; to be Sc,
cured by bond, with good personal securities,
and p mortgage of the premises. Purchaser
mortgage, including stamps.
Oct III NTH p. +. FRAZEE, s. r. C.
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SheriH's Sales.

PY virtue of sundry tax executions, to me
4 ~ y directed, s " will SELL on the FIRST MON
Court House in Columbia, within the legal
The HOUSE and EfoT, f on IN tiH; the Northwest
corner OF Aesemblyand Senate streets, in the
Anna Lott at,the suit of the city OF Columbia
Us. Anna Lott, for taxes.
The HOUSE and ALeS LoT on the sonth.esst
-orner Of Richardson and Richland streets, in
the city of Columbia, levied on as the pro-
perty Of P. N. Lynch, at the suit of the city of
Columbia os. P. N. Lynch, for taxes.
HORSE and BuGaY; Ga5S?' also. tho Bouso and
Lot on Assembly street, between Plain and
Taylor q, streets, in the city Of Columbia, levied
OF the city Of Columbia rs John Lynch, for
taxes.
The HoUsE and LOT on the corner Of
Richardson and Lumber streets, in the city
OF Columbia, levied on as the property Of W.
Lyles, ut the suit of the city Of Columbia rs.
W. Lylcs, for taxes.
The HOUSE and LOT corner Laurel and
on as tho property Of Mrs. Wylie, at tho suit
of tho city OF Columbia Us. Mrs. Wylie, for
taxes.
LOT. on the corner Of Washington and Ma
ron 81 ircets. in the city of Columbia, levied on
of the city of Columbia Us. Nj. A. Shelton. for
taxes.
That tract OF LAND, containing Four acres.
more or less, situated on Gervais street. be.
yond tho Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad, in the city Of Columbia, as the pro-
perty OF IL. G. Lamar, Trustee. at the suit OF
tho city OF Columbia rs. Il. G. Lamar, for
taxes.
ALSO,
The HOUSE and LOT on Lincoln street.
between Gervais and Lady streets, in tho city
| OF Columbia, levied on as tho property OF
Emma Jackson, at the suit of the city of CO.
lumbia rs. Emma Jackson, for taxes.
ALSO,
| The HOUSE and LOT, on the corner Of Lau-
rel and Wayne streets, in the city of Columbia,
| levied on ~ the property of James Dunning.
at the suit Of the city of Columbia rs. James
| Dunning. for taxes.
ALSO,
\ Tho HOUSE and LOT, OH Pickens street.
| between Taylor and Plain streets levied on as
the property of Patrick II. Flanagan, at the
suit of the city OF Columbia rS. Patrick H.
| Flanagan, for taxes.
ALSO
The HOUSE and LOT. on Gates etreet be-
tween Senate and Pendctsn streets, levied on
as tho property Of the Estate of Jesse rabbi,
at the suit OF the city OF Columbia rS. the Es-
tate Of Jesse Rabb, for taxes. Terms cash
| Sept % NTH p. +. FRAXEE, s. re,