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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-12-01
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PUBLIC SALE

DURsUANT TO A DECREE OF THE CHAN
L Gerry Court at Nashville, in the case of L.
Drifoos, ct al, Nathan Harsh, ct ais, win ex-
pose to sale at auction, at No. 10 South Market
street, Nashville,
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Rsad the following certificates
RHEUMATISM.

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sinoe commenced taking your Altsrattye
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IN recommending # TO al others similarly
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Of Rhsumatism, Of which have suffered
more than mortal can describe I conddaT
mine vas one Of the worst Of ceseA
Irssids kt No. e1H Broad stree1
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NHW FIRM.
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A PROMISING BoY.--A certain Judge
while attending sourt in shire tow.,,
was passing along a read when boy
was latting down the bars TO drive some
cattle IN.
His father s,o,d in the donr of his
houses dti tliu bprbsiie aide of the road,
and, seeing what his hopeful was doing
shouted out:
john, dou yuu drive them cuttlerin
there; /; told you TO put tlicm iiiIlic
pasture behiud the house. .aa Z
The boy took 40 noticc whatever OF
the relionsirauce, and his father re.
pcated the order in II louder tone, With
out the least effect, and the third time
gave positive orders not to drive tho
cattle iD there
The son. dilu't deien to look up, vi 4 1
iisobeyed the parental injunction with
eoolpess which positively shocked the
judge, who, lookcd 1T tie eulprit, said,
III a tone "f, "ffcial digaity;
hoy. don't you near your father
spcasing to ynu?,
%, y-n-a-s! replied the buy. looking
at the judge, ,rut i don't miud what
he says. hiothe, don't neither, and,
tween sho and /, we've about got the
Dig sohs 'h,n't!'
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Also R I
oANGEBuRG COUNTY.
IN TnEIloMMoN nI.EAs.
E. 7: olaya,, AaIaa. !. .f.r ano.Asr. J In .h


+. 7. Gloysr, Adtnss, for another, In the
vs. r& Circuit
Ry virtue of an order Of 5slo made in the
said case, by tho said Court, / will sell al
ornnsebnrg, sc, on Monday. the I'd day
OF January next, daring tho usual hours OF
sale. the following land:
All that tract of land situated on Lime
stone. cdhsaihing 2ai acres more or less.
bounded north By lands Of Christian Wolfe,
nnniel Larey and II 2cieicr and cast.
and west by'ia lands 81 j. II. Zcigler
Tcrms-onc-haif cash, balance in yenr
secured By bsus and mortgage, with coye-
nhni ior resaleeiy 5rcxchsoi' bond. syirli iit--
tercst from day Of safe, Purchaser to pas
for papers and stamps.
Sheriff Office. II. RIGGS.
orarpeharg c, ii. S. C., o. C.
Beecntbcr 6, 1870.
doc 10 I'd
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- ftt y tt u ~.
sCo.ssSss on sss., ss..s,ssrInS3 OF RAILRaAp PREs:
pEsrs - We are advised by a disp ten
Ifpsn Col, Wm Johustom. President OF
Charlotte. Columbia, aud Augusta Rail
Faad, that II consrution of tho representa-
tves of the different railroads const .iu.
ting the through lines between New
Orleans and New fofh, via Montgomery,
Atlanta, aud Augusta, is called to te
held in Augusta on Wednesday, the 4th
of January, proximo. to perfect through
seheduira, Ead for other purposes i, is
NF the utmost Importance that Ill The
railroads Interested should be REPRE-.
sented in the convention. AUGUSTA
lUnsfsstsionulsf.
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Assignee's Sale.
IN BANKRUPTCY:

In ,hc Matter Of CALEB &. SrErnEXs.
Bankrupt, La pas:e z. V. DInnLR,
Assignee.
iiT virtue Of an otitrof sale 10 nj, direct
cd from tic Honorable District Court of the
lnited States, for the District Of South Caro-.
lima, viii Sell at public auction. at Orauge
burg {. H., OH Monday. III ed day in Janu-
AIRY. 1871, at tho usual hours of sale:
III the iiiterest Of Caleb q, stephens
BHhkrupt, in all that plantation OF tract of
land lying on South Elisto River, Orange
burg County, Containing 625 acres moro or
less bounded By lands oc !. u. clccklSy, cs !.
tate of John s. Jennings South Edist6 River
and estate lands of - Thomas
Conditions cash Purchasers to pay for
papers and stamps.
i. V. DlBDtE, Assignee
CaiEh g. Stephens, bankrupt.
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A : niLp'sS OplNiseS. Pa, said u
little bdyas he climbed tpE his fathers
knee pna.,ooked ia his face ciirnes;ly, as
il be Understood the fnpertanea OF the
:asJs pa Is your soul 'usarcd z
Al,f ,fe ga thinking; about, my
srn! .e,l,..J t!ir agirated fatlief.
Mi pal heard Uncle George sa,
tiG,' 90 asd ,.ur HOUSES insured aud
ou So osured out he didh't believe
- nd though' al your saul, aud .,c
was aisaia you'd loose it. Won, you
get ii injured right awsyY
The father leaned his head on i,is hand
and was silent. tc owned broad ftres
OF and that We're cnpcred with II btau,
tiful priducc. his barns were even now
filed with lcnty, his buildings ali were
cove. q b. insurance; hut. rs il that
~cui,: u9i uificc ur the maintenance oi
his ~ite ani nnly child in case OF his
decr4s, he had tho day before takcn It
life policy for large amount, yet
not one thought had he given to his im-
mortal soul.
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The first locomotive that ever did
service in the Tinted States, is now
lying outside of q foundry at Carbondalc,
Lazcrne Couuts.
Al Detroit burglar, while in hallway
on a thiosing expedition, being asked
asWhat do you want7p coolly replied,
.Qh, nothing. I'll help myself"
Treasurer Spinner says that il the
evil is not corrected By the Government
of scon,pensatins insuficiently the time
win stpi eonle,, ifnot already upon uF,
when none bnt rich men or thieves will
be ablc to held any publ:caofsce.
scycral live lizards hate beea foiind
uabedded in petriied fire trees, which
we're found in the icrcst near Calistoga,
California. One is now on exhibition in
Fan Francisco. They art aalikc any
speciss now known
"a ''wild woman" lately made her ap.
pearance among a number of woodchop
pers near West Mountain. Maine, and
scared them badly. Instead of at;cnp
ting TO capture her, the valiant choppers
of wood best a hasty retreat, leaving all
their Supplements behind.
alCcneral Schenok, who has Jus; been
appointed to succeed Mr. Motley ~
Minister 20 Englnnd, is sixty-one gears
Did, and is /, native OF Ohio tTis *
perience hasllee wide and varied iIc
has been teacher, II lawyer, raiiioad
ageiit, and has served the Gnvcroacnt
for many yrafs as Minister to Drazi
member Of Consrcss aud General in thG
army.
The United States Consul at Jsrusa
lem Mr.. II, Beardsley, has sent to Vice
President Colfax speakers lnallst OF
olive wood, with heads of oak iron.
Arahan,'s oak at Hebron, ii chaiiacc
olive wood from the Mount Of Olives.
and an inkstandsand sand box of asphalt
sfon, the Dead Sea, all beautifully carved
and polished.
christopher Ludi, of Muscatainoi
Iowa, has a wonderful dog J.adi is =
bakar, and his dog is a policcm,n. tie
missed money from bis drawer lie
thTetened to blow his dogs head off I.r
ict.ing him be robbed. Tier i,pou ,e
dog pulled him, led him to mouse ucs;
in the corner, 9hcre Lud lound hl,
grecnbacks He says he mo take on
thousand dcllurs for that Dig
The Prussians alwaJs fern hsir camp
IN the shape Of a square, whatever i. :,
be the strength OF the force obliged to
bivoaac.9 Their brisadcs, divisions anI
army corps are distinguished !, oie ~
beacons, or ordinary hshts. covered ". h
white or many colored glasscs, he object
6f which is. first, ta mark the ab..de OF
tie generals; secondly, to facilitate the
standardization of orders cnanutius lr,pl
those in cotiimand.
Tie Columbus (Jja) Enquirer has the
following +. For salo.---A young geu,le
man Of lbod ttsiness habits aud sln II
family, discouraged at the sii,u prosImc,
ior business, requests us 10 aavert sc hin.
Tor salo fortep years l"r his = esos.a ni
clothes. We presume there az
moro who can be bought u ,ha
terms. We would iike 70 ge, i
somebody who would consid cxeml.s4y
conduct an equivalent for light work aud
70
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R &c EI v .ER'S SALE.
ORANGEBURG COUNTY
- IN GoMMoN PLEAs

aR ~ COMMON PLEAS.
Valentine fi''Aa4, ~ St al, Ia,ho
Elizabeth L. Eilis,set. al Court.
by virtue OF an order of sale made IL, this
case by the said Court, j will sell a, Grange
burg, sS. c., ON Monday the ID day Of Jaut,a
ry nSxt during the usual hours OF sale:
H. Aiithat tract Of lsnd situated in Orange
burg County, coutaing one hundred and forty
six f4G) ncres more or less, and bo,indeI
by lands OF j. ID, sheitl, j. O.. Wannanaker
aud traetNo i. 8fs 5FS
z. All that lot of land sit,atcd in said
County. containing one hundred artl ,hirtsef
llSl acres more or loss; bounded by lands
OF estate 1. ~. Glover, 81 e. Andrews and
tract No. !. ~
8. All that tract Sf land situate in said
County containing one hundred and thirty
eight l3S ceres more or less. bounded by
!nnds oil i. III. Lcgarc. estate T. J. Glover 4
O. Andfewsand tract No. 4, purchased by u.
Louis s-sss-.,.t
!. All that tract of land situate on Russell
Street, in the Town of 0.-anscbarr. ara
bounded lay, lots OFF. W. II. Dl,KES and j.
+. lz!ar Esq. ss 81 ht ,s-
Il the above Iaads arc rcsoiii at tHs ltisK
OF the fasu,rr purchasers, they ,ha wing failed
to comply with tho irr,lfs 6f salc.
Terins--One-tllrd cash, and tho balance
on erctit Of twelve months. purchasers 10
give Bond Tor said halaucc hearing interest
from DIR Of ssic, and secured by rtortgmg ge
OF the premises, with - covenant for resale
on broach 8f the condition oil SAID Bond.
and 10 pay for Papers and Stamps
e. Is. GLOVER Receiver.
orhESebuag, 8. c.. Dec. O. lS5O.-td.
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ALSO
oRANGEBtlRSl n coa2oA PLEAS
Julia A.sMekswn. Ada'a
Thoaas 6, AIbsrgotti. cireui

et NJ. P & ii : V'''' eirsa't paa oonrl's =
by virtue Al an order ct salc made In this.
case by the said Court. will sell at Orange.
burg. 8. c., on Mondaythe I'd ,lay. of Jaiu-,
AIRY next, during the usual hours of salc oil
the Real Eststa of which the late w. Z. Me-
Kcwn died seitstl, to Wit. ~
j. All that 1racs of land situate in the
Vilioge OF 0rhngebusg, on the Five iCiiop
Road. containing twelve (i2) acres ms,rs OF
less, bounded by iai,ds of H., Riggs a,,a rs
tate ". t. McKewn. being tie tract OF, Thieh
the said w. T. Mckewn resided in his life
time. ~. esz2t ga
9. All The reruaiades In do,ycr iss. all That
lot or parcel IL land Situated in fhe Village
OF orangeburg, on the Five Chop 1fsoad, con-
tainiL5 four and onc-balf "A -acres more
or less, bounded by lands OF Ii. Riggs. Geo.
Deliver. and the Tract a5eTc mentioned.
"a. All the remainder in dover in all that
tract of land situated in Orangeburr County;
on both sides Of ,the fiyc-Chop Road. ,(said
tract will be sold Ill ttB parcels. the said
Road being tho disidihg linc.) eurtaii,inu
four hundred and3afty fotr Es54 laeres more
or less, bounded by lands OF IIbu.F 4. ".
Glover, Ill. Th0nderburk. B. F. Simmons. n.
Riggs, and lands formerly of d. II. Barton,
anu lahds Of D, ". Barton, q. Arant, and
Juseph Cooke.sT &@ 1sls ,gesY -,
@Terns--0ne-half cash, the baladse on a.
credii of twelve mpnthss purchaser i o give
bond forssaid credit portion bearing inssrest 81
from daySof sale, aii,l@sccured by mortgage.
with a covenant for resale on a breach of tn
condition of the bond, and also TO pay for
papers and siamp5.
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ENaF t'Eas E0TKi ...~~-AlI Per
H. Is nAyi. J' "ian .s,,nst as Es,.t
{" II hnple. d.oeasci, "a prescni tnam
properly attestcn 1n or b. ore the lsi day oi
January next OF payment viii b. dcbarre,l.
a. J. RUPLE,
Dec lst, 1913 I'd Administrator.
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Assignee's Sale.

BANKRUPT, Er p'ntc p Y DrpnLE.
Assignee.
Ey Virtue Gf an ofdcr Of sale "a me directed.
from 'he Honorable District Court or ,h,,
United States, for the District OF South Car
olina. willsell ct public auction, vt Ornn 20
burg G. u OF Monday january "a 1871 at
the usual hours 4aIc:
All that plantation, Or tract of land lv:ng
in tho Fork of Edistc, orangeburg Co;snty.
containing 10 acres more or icEs, bounded by
lands OF Mrs. NJ GardAer, H. A. Keaaie
and
Also one Rif,
papers and stamps
=. V. ulRBlE. Aa,isnec
john F"nn.ns Bankrupt
dec 10 ii
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The Washington Star says that ths

The Washington Star says that the
Arlington estate neyor did belong to
Geassil Ice Al the death Of George
". Z. Gust,s a lie interest was
bequea,hcd 10 Mrs. Lee, his daughter,
aud ut her death il was to go to her
grandsetsS Gusts and aFitzEhRh Ice.
Ibe taxes ppn the property having
acculnaia,sd during tho rebellion, it wns
sold therefor and pafchased. BY the
G,,s.r., .nynr hn>, 1t will b seem it Is
iseld D! .Ds - lax tl,,e. Subscqaent-
IS eiioi,s wsfe pads is,,tf.'deed, by
pa3ne 9e aiyamf oi' iaxts, but they
wcte .oai5ceesstal- aud the tisie is still
srs3a R4 Ga, fgseesa, ,y sarturc of
thr IT,. Il aaaasd IS sEg
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Sheriff IS Sales.

|
BY virtue Of BtaldFy sssfits os g. "a, to ma
a nrssg.,a ms sssa 70 He hignss. e,s'ser. ss
Mo,day In 1Isn 80 .os,, oa 'a ii, nsss .,a
r;ss, ,;,ia a.,s ~ =, r'nn. ~, ing
i,i,ns .. 80 ~
oas 'isss sss ssass e sss p ss. s. 30 s
9sm. ,na iaa,s inaDlast SOM niisy. A. jackson,
as ase'ns. i,.,. aiu - Z eeer YET tfvesss.
I ,so ~ oae osner tsaet sonInining ov acres
So. ~ .,a, younueu W ianas VI s9ne IL:
Z, = ff.'i's' ;, o'h Niiey ana
ns,.,y ~. i, ne 1870 uRee a. the Pre-.
pst's ., Hiiiard ~. burke al The suit OF
Ha4e : p''Ses, p szayeIy - 80
n, ..se, = pe.l
a.nn. =, II;,i' i,,s'ssaay , ny ane a resi-
W. 80 " s,afe az ~ NJ SarKe, ABOUT oV lnsh-
s.son ,. ~ C'rn, 10 nnsheis hice
~ fopeeI 5 anu sDanS ,,i, Slips. Levied
III n 80. " ihhope,.y o,,iiii,ara H. burke mt
'"s 'u'' oi pa'iu ~ heiFcr. &C A$
ALSO
A., ...-,.e< +, - .a,..-.,...
ora a..na ssnsainlns ioeV acres
ri ri ,ess, "oun"eu W py ihnas OF
's -, ,. so'es.sau oail lands VIII
ps ssp.. sv,e - ~ se,sla' ,v,. u,nersn. srats.
''so .'iu'es ss hnu ~ erse,
AND f..S-s.,,
~, -,
~ ~ si'er iy saiesnay at the resi-,
Cattle % md 1 > sya o,,. Dah.l,ss, apous ~ mead
pertk or John ". sDantler az tic srit of
""'s Am SFooh, Tx Fk gg
A5l+ ALSO otAJ 10 Z
o. 1... ,-.r.
ynarn or l,v, a, a,
ra. S,er as1nger' sirs a,ee9rge THOMSON.
Iar;,d ~, H., .HVnsoa anu 5 ,sam.ee u, h,vcr.
,,,a III, w ." s"e p,Upgss " oSh. III
BEu:l - g 10y ~ >f'7-'''"N fl1f VI y
I'M Wae .r"e. oi lnnsi containing Az acres
,.n,m,h @ ,,s ,oln'.u oys ,anus OF a. -,
on, R.h.oa. ,,,,,;a.y. ''' Anu'ei' "a. "heh
| atsb III a.,.ir.,a. .ft,,a. ass,ssag..e.Es
;ng a,5 ,crcs ,,snsn -, l.ss be.,,,as, eou'hi9
of p. p. Shuicr. ID. Dantzier, Middleton Bnll
s, seS S"er =. Sns,eI, ai'er taxing tnere-
,,i.;nh o. in'u.nhS 'ne buiiaings, s.
| Gt.n,, cL,,I. -" 1-0's''e"" i"F ~
| - -, NN' ft.,s.i-,., ~, .s-
| baa $,i-s AND ~. 8. r
| N, r,os;,o.,r .,r.,.:
dcnce 4. tns resi-,
| head Cattle 80 head Sheen. lot OF Ito.,ss !
Rng.y ',nS f,.a,;..< He .v' y. VI iioss, 1
,,sas.-,a nassy S r ts,,S o.; Lefieu ON as tnc
,;,i.d ny ,.i.,,. us,,, o"uisr ~ .he case e,iS
W c,i,;., "m .;sa. Se auia s'. hs'ats .. u,
| =, "s'e' . - =. '"9efS' CT III.
| hboo at tcfts
| =, ~ 80, .e'ieu On rs tne property
| S.,x,' ~ 'he sun oi Eeter ~,
ALSO F
| ras ,r.S, ~ ja,,s s....,,s. t,,
,,,,,. ,,. -. h,,..s...., s, iuo acres
hra,d .a a. So, oT"nae' n,. oy s.'ehuer. hiide-
nor,v n w. N s,.i'io ~, on @ 40 sne pro-
: Ira5.n SA'. "' "..ecss"'' ".e sur Va 'oeePh
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Notice of Dismissal.

NOTlCE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
IN the 10Th day OF December next will
ne my final Account with the Hon Thad.
c. Andrews, Jugc of Probate, and ask for
Letters of nispiissal as Administrator of tho
Estate Of Oliver Shuler, deceased.
RL, sHULER.
pc1 70 81 administrator.
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shei2' S Sales.
In TIE COURT OF PROBATE.
ORASskpuaa CousrY.

W. S..
!, The odorc w. faanitS, n Efx Il
feB.sA A. FsnhinE, ct. nls - fSSss ssssssss
In pursuance TO an order to me DIRECTED by
the Honorable Thad. c. Andrews Judge Of
tie sProbaie Court, / win Sos pose 10 public
oatcry on nzsalcday in January next, the FOL.
lowing tract ofsland. viz: gSFgs E
One trnct of land containing 90 ecres
more or less,shounded by lands Of J.. W. Fan
ming, Willis ID. Tanning. d. W. Jcfcoat and
l. j. Yon.
e TERMS cash. Purchaser 10 pay for papers
and stamps ffsti
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HAarr Naws YgAs;-4T; 4 pleasant.
Tia interspcracd esisllss islipieus dreams
Is wished TO ail, parties Siio 4 ua,
ehance TO, read the adsertssf, men II
Kohn & Bro. +
but NC would, adyise our, leaders 10
isass syzAsA steer clear If these cen
sIn .ns adveftistliiea,g I;sr sb7- aeh is
snnouncedain it chat sse fear that al. our
readers viii rash To otanssbnrg. AUD
our little solves in The thsttgghiares
squsezed to doa,h. But do as you please.
Head Il il you Want to
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GtEo. w. CARPENTERS
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s
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For sale by HCkEs a sIfrLRR, aud r. /.
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pnrsuattte TO an orlcf to me diiectoa bv
Tue honorable Thad. Z. Andrews, Judge of
INC frenafe Court, will expose to public
outery tft salesday in Jahtary next. tue fol-
lowing tract of land, yiz:.s
All that Plantation or tract of land lvinr
IN the lower part of 81 Matthews Parish.
orangcburg County, containing three hiln.
dred and sixty acres, more or less.
bounded by E. Hart. J. Scilcrs, 4. Bani.ter,
W. Evans, NJ. Dantzler, and L. ". -Yoxt,a
-Ierns--0ne-thitd cash, the balance pay-
able in one and two years, secured by hoai
ana mortgage "ith interest from day 81 sale.
'F''isseovsi's,'st fur resa'e Purchasers 10 pay
for papers and stamps.
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a! Z!a,,X XsiS;S!g|la1slly ~ !.
Is NKEIs alsd IsIsDEAGts.
DC. % Brcaa Sirsen
peee.uber 80. 1870.

srSTs SEctn.TIIs--South Carolina, old,
@s5; do new, @Gs do, regist'd stock,
ex int (96S
CRY SEcuRiTIEs--Augusta, Ga, Bonds,
7S@ Charleston, S. c. Stock, Tex or int)
Ge5J; d. Fire Loan Bonds; GHG6; Co
lnmbia, S. G. Bonds, (9G0.
RAiLnoAp BoSDs-Blue Ridge (6rst mort
gage) Goa Charleston and Savannah,
G199; Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta,
@s5 Cicraw and Darlington, G9s2:
Grcenyillc and Columbia, Qst mortl G685 !;
do do Estate gnarantee) @e5; Northeastern.
81 % Savannah and Charleston, Us,
morD D7S; do, Estate guarantce) G9G, !;
south Carolina, tDT9; do, IL; spartan
burg aud Utiun, Ge55.
RAILaoAp SrocKs-Charlotte, Columbia
ana Augusta. C940; Greehviile and Colum-
bia, (p2i northeastern, GAIA; Savannah
and Charleston, Geal SdttH Carolina
(whole s!iares) 9il; do, (half do) Ia IL
Ixcnkxoe. &c--Scw York Sight. off par;
Gold ilo@lia; Silver. l08@
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IN THE COURT OF PROBATE.
oRASoEBuaa County.
II -. Glca,on,
Emabtisl Gleafon et nj

Emshusl Gieston ct. al
iiy order of the Probate Court made in,
this case, will coll q. Orangchurg c. H.. ON
the lst Monday id Jhnhsry next, for half
cash, the balance in one veur, secured by
euni and mortgage of premises, with cove
nHit Ter resale. purchaScts to pas for pa
rcrs. stamps and recording; and 70 Have tho
privi cge OF paying all cash The io!lowing
ants ~ ''tid County. which were of .Absa-
.nr. .s'"tOl, uuccascd:
80 -ci'cs bouudei by lands Of DR. Pen
-o'ias Gieaton. l.o, L. assigned TO the wild
''w aud Lot next described
Ny acres, bounded by Thomas Gleaton
~." Aorgan's iaud auu by Lots 2 and 4.
o. acres bounded by the above l.ot 5.
sad bF tn Lot |, assigned to the widow and
s,N'i ). Morgan's land. SO s.ss
y acres granted Absnlom Glelton ir
Az oouIded by his lands and taoso of
= 80 zoe.
oo aces. bounded on lands of d.. rhn,
- some Peter Foslc and Absalon Glea-
~
J. 70 being part of trac, bough,
by y. and 4. Glea;on from H. slcMichacl in
lS!0 AMI which was gran,cdtto Vim. liuli
in i'l2. the same hcipg tine half CT 80 acres
owned IN eonroon by L. tileaten aud dc
ceased.
Sheriff. Office, II. RIGGS.
Orsngeb"rg G. H., 5. c., S. o. C.
December 6, 1870
dec 10 ,d
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Notice oil Dimissal.

NOTICE IS HEREGY GIVEN THAT !
~ will, on the i0a da OF January. 1871,
file my final account with the iouorahle
Judge of Probate for }rnmscburg County. as
Administrator of tho Estates of j. a. Keitt.
AMI nsh !or Letters OF Dismissal.
p. Nj. HOuSER.
ace .o-4t Administration.
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es3 A ALSO
sIN FHEz COURT lOF PROBATE.
oRANaaBuRo CouNTY. ES

, Margaret Hnhkerpilef Petition
~ N v,. for
vsDavidwm HunkcFp;ier, Partition.
!. In pursuance TO an order TO me objected
by th: Honorable Thad c. Andrews Judge of
the probate Court, will expose to public
outcry on saledny in January next, the fol-
lowing tract OF land, vz: ~ ~
All that tract or parcel of land situate and
lying and being in the County OF tjrangedurr
and Stale aforesaid. containing SIXTY hcres
more or iess.and bonded by, lands Of -
Weeks, George L. Smith, ana swar,z Hun
gcrpecr.. XIX ~ ~ ~
Tcrms.-One- half cash, halanceon 4 credit
Of ono year, purchaser TO give bond and
mort r'gage, bearing interest frun day of sale.
pa yeble annaniis, With tovcnsnt for re-
sale on avbreach Of the condition Of said
bond, also topay for papers aud stamps.
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LO GAL.
sATuRpaY DING 81 .ls7o:

lsmer sAnapAr III f5Ei. sIohaay
hest i saaedsy Quite an ssaouut Of
hfe4esB = advertised for sslei The
bid yesr isg gone Does nos every n,aa
lesife p start The new year afresh Z,
Tome, then, 10 the salcon Monday nea,
isueh ness husband can gst semeihins
shatwill please his, new wife, a fne
horse, = new cs,aie. bussyy, or sondthip4
che equally aoceptiblc sq'
The old year isi gorel Every boij.
home % the First saleilss ID 1871