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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-02
vsluabls Farm Foe 0eIe,
valuable Farm Nor Saje.

49, The subscriber having determined 70 cult
farming. oders 1t private sale. his farm,
s1SiS milrs north Of Wil1instos. 6si., con.
taining about eishty-sWo acres Of laAd DIVIDED Into
s~a ssn asr.s m s. o.
B Z: Tho improvsm nts consist Of . pev ho1ee.
bait In modern etyls 81 feet frsnt hy 81 feet 6eSn
with running water ID the yard; carriage ko1os.
sprtns house. tenant hoass. ics house. gGsd aeple.
D9see s1a pear orchsrds. and ene s,epsry. which
within oAs nile Of 0rsenvtls station. on he viii
mington and Reading Railroad. The situaeion 10
one oft most plaasaut aaa deelablein tie oounty
and ws!l calculated for eoupsr, get yegAc sa;s'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-02
TME PENINSULA.

Christsla neg papcr will appear On Saturday
The Easfe,m Shoycr,ou calls on the Town bnilih
TO arrest ssns youav hoss who rscklsssly lire p's-
tolls in the street.
A new paper 10 soon to bs started at Vienna
Nd.
Wioonioo Lsunty (Md.) truokers are uneasy sor
fe.r their early planted potatoes and psas are
frozen.
The Chrisa.ld oyster trade still Eooatinuss
brisk.
f6kmsn % he upnsrpArt Of the Eastern Shors
Of Maryland complain that their wheat crop u
nearly destroyed =.
It's predicted that the Maryland peach crop Will
b. very msagre.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-02

TEE jars IN RxADIHo.-On Saturday morning
part OF the Japansss Embassy visited Reading.-
The visitors inspected the Round House aud Car
Shops Of the Reading Railroad Company. and the
vsrous industrial sstablashmspts Of the city.
handsome dinner was prepared for them at the
Keystone House. At Ave o'clock the visitors left
for Philadelphia in special train, highly PLEASED
with their visit, and the attention and courtesy
extended 70 them BY the citisens Of Reading.
When people see man advertise they know
he is businessman, and his I'D dvertsiDg proclaims
that be 10 not above businsss, but anxious TO do
il.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-02
4 Valuable Property q Private Sac,

The subscriber being dstsruinsl a
A~A TO change hueiasse, oaeSs foF m
ss:;: s:
Or less. With two Houses erected thsrson No. con
tsins rooms vith attic No. tsur rooms viih attic:
good we'll Of water ct each frame barn ~ ~ T.
f::s 9Th t.s:e!ins 70, t,s head q .toei; corr
smith sh.p, md . iossdstisn for : "Ss.ivri:As
shop. where there be-: always been doae : good
neio borhoOd.
The Land h 10 high state Of esltiva.ses With
plenty Of fruit. There are Afty apple trsss fve
years old ore handred peach tssss s f.li Ssarias:
thirty dwarf pear tress etssn Standard pear trees
the most Of them bearing fall crop ever year:
twenty cherry trees; carrents soossbsrriss. rasp-
berries. straw berries and hlsckberries. fhs place
sad 70 schools aed places Of psSlie worship, viii
e e solo on easy tsr@s Posssss,on Immediately II
For further intornation cell spop ths subscriber
N'''s HsW.S SSSNNS?fooxHRv r.vno,. D.,
n; BIZ PCT "a SsSor: II ssisy. tksIatS d:y
Of June, iS72. it will 10 sold st public scle.
War8til3
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-02
otoasn AtoWlxevs

nsnt Of chronie diseases Of the tAroas air passages
and lungs. Being self acting they produced an even
and continuous low Of spray without inconv sniencs
or labor. During The past tvo or three ysan W
hys supplied several dossa Of thsss o6s9issrs sd
N @slt ta&S xith XSC sstisfaptory rseplts.
RkFSGHgksTS Z g.. ARethso.riss.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-02
ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief TOR Young Hen from the Of:
fects Of Errors and Abuses in early life Manhood
restored. Nervous debility cursd.. Impedimsnts
70 Marriage removed. New method Of treatment.
New and remarkable remedies. Books and CiTc1s
II: ;.a AnS st.
adslphia. Pa. dec2-3m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-02
Perfume Atamlxere.

Al elegant pleasing. simple and ussfal apparatus
for difasing perfansy in the most economical man
nsr. sesntns the clothing. hsndk srchisf and hair
and for natinS cooling and soothing apPlcations Of
burns sensitive surfaces. &C. aiso Tor disnSsssiSs
spd perfumins the sick room. For sale 81
Z. BRIN0HUR8T CO.,
Corner 0;xth sud Market streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-02

Eaid . Bspsist TO nsesod'st: 81 doat IKE
YOUR church eovssmmsut. Il isn't simple enough
There's too much msshinsry about It," 'lt 10
true" replied the Methodist. "ws have more ma
ohinssy than you; but then. you ~. 1t don't take
near ~ much water to run II"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-02

A.. T. ALLDERDICE. No. Ill shiplsy street
ot ht3p: .gslysnissd iron. 10. Also, makes Gal
vspiSsd VIII Ht1f4s for store. and flctoFy door
and uindows at yhasaslRAif PRICES. Call "a
anime my samples. ~ ja1l10
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-02

Coal. Flour and Fssd Of Ill kinds sold on eomsis-
sion. Also. ali kinds of flower. 6eld and garden
seed in season. Public p,sfeeas: ,pIisits4 IH %p *
japlNf No. Ill ShipIoy etreot
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-02
HANDs0Ne moUSTAWG!

HANDSOME moUSTAWE!
H8YsFAeEs HES5 81 o9S!xs e. Cs.s rREHQqR
VII Eks. sS~S s!ss. tSs .; wis.
KRR0 Oh the eDvotAest face
Pleasant to use. Sent to any ad-
dress on receipt of Fifty Cents.
II. BOND, CHEMIST,
N. z. Cor. Ten b and Chestnut Streets. Phiis!
febl6-ly
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-02
TN TINE PU1Atp.

Te TINE ru1r,fT.
which for sh.spn.:s sar.Sii.y and % ssosots s3nao;
b surpssssd. The insies being Of wrought iron
cannet sHpand o. leak sca svssy part Of the hsatsr
Own :spsrvisos .na made ia tie Ssst manner; S az
- cotton rp at ess sxpsass than any other hester
{" tAs MARKET Asas and 'f!s SSoRR1ssos
n.ss-s~ ---.- y S& saiass street.
SCHeoI Es.ElTieH. Er,J
4. Beetles win - hsld on SATURDAY, The
eth day q Apsil. A. p. le72. in the assnoon 70 b
opseed eetuese the hesr. Of ono And two o'elesk,
= ss1 ss::s :sISc. :,:e ;S e 8. Sss
risst wA.D-At School Ho.ss Ne. Is. Second
near Washington stssst. One member for three
FER e q s:soad and wsiass streets. One member
TgIlD HA.r-At tie v sssr Witch Easins House.
i ,SS:SS: 8. ;S:.a 4: d, Hall. On. member
fv1. v. .iD-At 1d.sed 0,iAth'., north v.st
eSSrnsr SKA and Orange sesssts. Oas nssbsS 6or
vi. vsi.,s x..o-A. !. Z. A:s.. ef Jsl. Nissol, ..
70. "a sas:, ,::: s:::. Ss
/. 1Ias1. Wx.o-At School Neus. No. .. corner of
TsSsA Tent sad kias ss.s9e'. One lssMbsr iOr tGrss
MIR. wA.p-At he .osa 4s.4sax. On. mem.
ee Sr 70: ysss1 ~ sSs .s.eeF f9y TIVE year.
nsar Adams. One hsnbsr ior tSsee yssiS'
Z. GssSss. .a VI ts:ia w 'S 7: M- I. 20,
VAR X: sfSS:I a.% Is
Az! !! !.!|!s !: l|!!'!.7 3. V!:::
y order ~ xsa1,s zsttsse., Il tfse,;:.s: s:.s:,..,
@The Ipspsetols s1i 1ssistsSe t1sSssse,s ar
q: s.esiSa siis :af'ss;Sa 81 z As he'd
etsa. y tss rse!eetlve vaFs. end II tksv rs1SSS Or
are nSt at ths 1Ass q sasstiea q ne de ef sCS
"a tas pplls the yetsrs psnfet saal ky psrsiity.
ylta9ss sn9 ea1ce eeeQes sa oases Tor SoIdinS tSe
'fVS}t Visti, -. ~. "A L. .i.,.,,, =. ~. 80.
4 Az dsIvss.l ssass % land. q Ss ois.s g
ees9tA& Ae Seeee9Dos . Wit: 0ss % IL SscrsesSv
ot ~ BoaFas anA. o9e % he asasss eleet. INK
oSs.,s esSsassfss Ss Az! .a.s Ont md stsed " As
ss..eias thc vote. ~ within two dsys sfisr sScS
Il Es Ss.sd: "a s q: 3 es:' !: s.
elect ws.S SnvE Nv
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-02

Sure Death to Rats, Roaohoe
and all other vsrmin; BURT'S PASTE. ssld by
marl9-lm WALTON.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-02
3sstS / 4hSes.
Up TOWN SHOE STORE |

LADIES. Hta61s AND CHILDREN
- FANp MADE BOOTS, 0H0Re sad 0AI.
f184 Aade 70 order e tie ven I0Vjk;r
~ phIC00. Gail oad soe n os9Olss 0SS
~. learn ~ prices before sivilg your ordSrS
Ladies. MISSES AND CHrLDlHUS
Best and Cheapest
ssessss SeVee oooes, 0hoO sad ositsss
~ the city. for sale = No. 10 West Rishta strsst,
~ DRE fe!eSs - sall - - how eSsaD yoS -
buy Il NJ. l9~Wsst kiehIh slssss.
10. 70 Waet StA street..
~ deeS 1toA ekipley.
AllDeQd6 6uildfnR.
ap<N .Wilmin0to000sL
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-02

CITY noTloEs.
Tn u 3 3 z q.
TUST rseaiysd fall lapRlZ Of cheap and good
81 TRU60k0 at WALf0NB Drag Store. They
will bs 1tted without extra ehsr9s By oSnpeten
person. Cali snd bay one. aarl2-lms
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-02
3gett&es,

NOvICR.
IN I forbid all persons from assotiatine ny
note given 70 CHARLIE Jeeter st ninety daya dated
the 29lh Of March. ls72 for 0ae Huedre1 sad Fifty
Dollars. for mare purch need Of hin. the said
mare net proving - guaIAnteed.
RICHARD TOWNSEND.
Townsend. April l. is73-6t
NOTICE TO. TAX XPAYRRS.--Dslinqusn Tax
IN PsysSs and those who have become possessed
oftaxsble property ON which Taxes Aeys not yet
signed any evening except Sunday. u No. East
Sixth street. and gettle all demands against them
on the books GEORGE C. WARD.
apl- s.. is t Collector.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-02

A. =. a. =. .s5z
The N. W. 0rand Ledge Of the State efV ~
Delavare. will meet in Special Session at M
the Rrse Aasons Hall. in this city. %
THURSDAY. the 18th dsy Of April 1872. at 12H
9'clock. p. m. for the purpose Of dedicating the
New Hall. l
By order Of the Grand Asstsr,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-02

FTN1oAeWFee'p N3ee. !
wiminston, 3d.. NsSsse Saalsssts aalss.s lss}
Interest on Sends.
The interest due April lst 1871. on the lst Mort
gage Donds Of The Wilmingtoa 4 Western RAN
Roed Csnpsny. will BE- pad on asd aiter that dets
st the Fi!st National Bank Of this city. -
mar26H JOHN p AcLEAR. Treasurer.
~ u hereby given that will pay NO dsbts eon-
trscted in my name without . vrittsn erdsr fron
thssity to any one = contrast dsbts in ~ name.
March 10th. ls72-22tf
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-25
RIGHTS OF CoLoaED MEN.

The National Colored Convention at
New Orleans has adopted an EXTENDED
platform, pledging support 10 the
Philadelphia Convention, laudlhS
Grant and Colfax, and still more
abundantly landing Mr.. sumner, VINO
will uhev are contidentl be as faithful
to the Republican party i'll the fuiure
as i'm the past. They demand equaI
rights in public conveyances. places
of amusement, etc. Republican Con
greSsmen who dodge or vote asaiii>.
the Supplementary Civil hiSh's OH
are marked for non election next
time; Mr.. ColfaN's casting vote III It's
favor is Il special object OF praise
They want culored men appointed to
Federal office in kentucky II other
States.
The colored Republican brethren
have got things a little mixed, above,
we should say, or rather, their percep
tive faculties are obfuscated. 80 far as
the yoking together OF Grant ana
sumner is concerned. They ought to
have known by this time that that
team will not work. 1t parted com
pany some time since, and there Is no
present likelihood of bringing the
~undered parts together again What
is the use of these cOlored gentlemen
thus pretending to see things h a
don't exist? As 10 equal rights IN
public convevanceS. hotels, places of
amusement, etc, tits all right. There
is no good reason why a colOred man
should not sit alongside of a Grant Re-
publican. say a. the opera, or place Ms
legs under the mahogany OF the arI>-
tocratic Union League Club, or ride Il
the same carriage with him, il he has
a mind 10. These colored gentlemen
are to be commended for compelling
their professed friends TO practice the
principles they profess. There Is nc
reason. either. why the colored mel
should not have a fair proportion OF
the house offices. They did
as much. in their way, to help elec'
Grant as any of the whites, and 1t l.
but right that Grant now acknowledge
his indebtedness.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-25

In the course of the recent debate I'D
the House of Representatives, on the
massage of the Goat Island bill, Cogh-
Ian the California member from the
Sayv Yard District, referred to the
Alta and those who were instrumental
in burning himself and other members
from that State in etfigy, recently, IN
the following not very complimentary
manner:
.sCoghlan advocated the bill ealing
the Alta a ape that could be bought
cheaper and do dirtier work than any
paper in the United States. The CROWD
That burned himself and colleagues IN
etfirv in San Francisco could be hlred
tn bnrn our Savior for Sl3 for having
preached the sermon on the Mount
and the Alta could be hired for si4 10
applaud the deed"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-25

ASouth Carolinian write>t to Ulysses,
thuslv: Under the phari>alcal pre-
tense Of let Us have peace. yon resume
war on South Carolina. You puoIlsh
your declarations Of war; renew the
struggle we thought closed at Apo
mattox. You send your soldiers
You make war upon peaceful COM
muuities; and beneath the 1oids oil
your stars and stripes. You ailo"
thieves. robbers and incendlarles 10
find shelter and safety. You cannot
if o regard yourfame. retire too soon
from this campaign against yonr couh-
trymen: for in prosecuting war upon
South Carolina, YOU every
other peeceable State on the continent
Our cause is now every freeman :
cause"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-25
TELEGRAPH1C.

PHILADELPHIA, April 23.-The Lib
eral Republicans held a meeting at
Camden last evening, which was adj
dressed by Colonel Scovel, ID. kilgon
and others. Delegates We're chosen to
Cincinnati.
New YORK, April 23.-The Tribune
saws that Bartlett. counsel for Stokes,
the murderer OF Fisk. Jr., withdraws
from the case on account of a disagree
ment with his associate counsel. The
District Attorney will reply TO Stokes
bill of complaint on Wednesday, be
fore Judge Cardozo. Thus, after four
months of delay, Stokes has not even
pleaded 10 tie Indictment.
Augustus Bishop, son OF Madame
Anna Bishop. the well known vocalist,
was found dead in a room of his moth
er'S house Yesterday. The Coroner's
Jury rendered a verdict of death from
natural causes.
LONDON, April 23.-It is now believed
that the steamship I>pahan. which lett
Bombay in January for this city, and
which has not been heard from since
leaving Malta on the 18th OF February
fouudered Oft Brest during the terrible
gale. Fifty persons went down with
the steamer.
The weather throughout England Is
fair and favorable for crops.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-25

C~ISC1SNATI CoNvENTIoN.-Captain
Geo. g. Lyon. of Carson city, lett OH
last evenings stage for Cincinnati, as
a Delegate to the Liberal Republican
Convention, to be holden Ia that Guy
on the LIST proximo. We are Informed
that a delegation of Republicans from
Eastern Nevada leaves Elko to-day,
TO attend the Convention, which
nromises to be one of the largest
naIitical assemblages that has ever
con yened in the United States.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-25
Hon. J. P. Jonesleft last evening for

Hon. J. P. Jonesleft last evening for
San Francisco, where he will remain
two or three weeks. Were we in his
place we would go into the most re-
tired nook of the Sierras that we could
find, and would there close and fortify
every avenue of access. In San Fran
cisco he is not likely to have much
peace than he has been able to
find here since the late grand mining
excitement. Here, besides being
buzzed by all kinds of politicians. he
has been doubly buzzed by men,
women and-we might say-infants
in arms, desiring to know where to
invest their little "dab" of coin. What
will become of the great majority of
our spectators, now that their adviser
and oracle is gone, the Lord only
knows.-lEnterprise.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-25
SHARP DEBATE ON GOAT ISLAND.

When the Goat Island Grab bill
was brought forward i'll the House on
the sd, in a somewhat modified form
from its original shape, the following
sharp and severe thrusts were made
between Sargent and Cox:
..Sarpent supported the measure.
He claimed that the people ofh'S ota't
we're almost unanimous IN iaN"i vi
the bill. He said the Alta
which called his same IN question: IL
connection with this matter, WAS us
reputabIe. specializing newspaper an"
no n except the dirty scouhdrei WIZ
edited it. ever dared to lmpeach ms
motives. He believed the OH Wo'iiu
benefit the business men OF san ran
cisco bv bringing Asiatlc commerce ~
their shores Tho
State of California wasnot represented
here on this subject
Saruent-I Is as we'll represented a>
any State that can send here sucfl an
insignificant person as the
is. orl
Cox. whoappeared MOTTO have heaFd
ar,ort-S remark, said lie made no
personal aIlu~ion to the gentleman
whan he said California was not rep
resented on This subject.
SARGENT would like to know VINO
made the gentleman a schoolhaster
for me and my colleagues
Cox-I represent my district mere a>
4 member of Congress. L o rep
resent a bank: don't represent any
norton of the Legislature repre-
sem in this matter the properly ana
people of the United states s3u-h'
20 be de>poiIed by this special legs
iatiOn.
Sargent-The gentleman represents
Tammany; nothing else mats """'
he represents.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-25

Owing to the increase in the business
of h Stock Exchange in San
60. it has become necessary TO employ
a shor hand reporter to take down the
s.les With this change, the transac-
tion of business is greatly facilitated,
and it is now possible to II through
the entire list in the course OF the
morning and afternoon sessions, which
was an impossibillty otherwise
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-25

Through the chicanery of the Ma
tional Executive Committee OF that
BODY, it is said hat the Labor Reform
movement in nominating candidates
for President and Vice President has
been annulle4.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-25

The strike of the printers in Toronto
Canada. is approaching an end, n II
is probable a general resumption OF
work will take place. Copp, Clarke "
Co. A large book binding and printing
firm held ont against the strikers, but
consented finally to the nine hour de
mand of the printers and business is
arain resumed in their establishment
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-25

IT is r1mored in Washington that
United States Attorney General VIII
liams. of Oregon, is coming over 10
take an active part in arranging that
State for the coming presidential cleo
ton,
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-25

The City of Paris dry goods firm IN
San Francisco, commenced action 10
anioin the sale of the late A. F.. Crit
tenden's real estate by the bank OF a
ifornia, they having a claim against
the estate.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-25

The Enterprise of yesterday
I'VE Yesterday saw piled upon the
counter and foor Of the Bank OF Cal
:..rn;a bars of silver bullion to the
NJ over $50, 900. The bars were
80 the Crown Point and 6eleher
mlnes."
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-25

A dispatch from Corinne states that
its forwarding houses are filled with
GOODS for the merchants of Montana,
Tho are now abandoning the East as
the market for purchasing their
goods. and instead are looking to the
p.o;fc coast as their best market.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-25

Plans are drawn for a residence IN
San Francisco, for Leland Stanford, to
cost $500, 900. Rather extravagant for
a family residence.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-25

Because of the rise in the price OF
wool, in California, sheep for mutton
in that State have advanced 10 - per
head for small ones that weigh about
thirty pounds.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-25

General Geo. Il. Mcclellan, and a
party of capitalists, are expected IN
Salt Lake City, shortly, for the pur-
pose of making investment in the
mines of that region.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-25

The will of the late Howard Critten-
den, son of \. L. C~rittenden, was hleu
in San Francisco on the 23d inst. IL
divides his estate, valued at 5000, be
tween his mother, sister and other re
lations.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-25

The Oakland News claims that the
manager of the Brooklyn lottery, who
was reported as arrested at Virginia
citv. recently, while attempting to ao-
scond, is quietly pursuing his business
i'll Oakland.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-25

Civil Service Reform, for which sc
much was promised, has gone the way
of all the earth. Republicans haEf
ridiculed it to death
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-25

There is no prospect of Congress at
the present session acting upon the
question of the admission of Utah into
the Union.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-25

Within the last ten years the Mon
tana mines are said to have produced
over $l20,600.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-25

A son of Beecher favors breaking
all church bells, because they are
sabbath breakers by their noise and
are a nuisance to his ears.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-25

The Washington correspondent of
the New York Evening Post says Sen
ator Fenton has definitely decided to
attend the Cincinnati Convention.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-25

The Sacramento Record has changed
hands. c. Ii. Woods Is the new pro
prietor. and w. II. Mills editor.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-25

General Sherman will remain in
Europe until next Fall.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-02-01
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
KERSHAW COUNTY-IN THE
PROBATE COURT.

and W. d. Gaskin VS.. Bill to sell Real
JAS Bruce Jno. Crowder ct. al. } Estate.
TN pursuance of orders from ]. F. Sutherland,
i Judge of said court, I will sell before the
court house door in Camden, on the 9Th day of
February, being the first Monday in said month,
all that tract of land lying on Little Lynchcs
creek in said county, containing four hundred
acres, more or less, being part Of land formerly
ofJames Monroe Gaskins, known as Joseph
Clark land, being all of said tract lying east ofa
line represented on Plat A. filed with said pro-
ceedings, running from "Black Jack 3xN, to
stake n" Bounded by lands late of Amos Hough
and Jesse Hunter and on the other side by bal
ancc of said tract
TERMs:-0ne fourth cash, balance on credit
of one and two years secured by bond and mort
gage of premises purchased purchaser to payfor
papers and stamps. J.P BOSWELL, S. K. c.
Jan. II WI.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-02-01
OFFICE COUNTY AUDITOR,
CAMDEN, S. c., Jan. 25, 1872.
NOTICE

Is hereby given that the sum of Eleven Dollars &
twenty-cight cts has been deposited inthe County
Treasury of Kcrshaw for the redemption . Of Of
% Acres of Land in Flat Rock Township, said
Land having been sold for Taxes of the year
1870, as the property of William Dixon, and bid
in by the County Auditor on account Of State
ALSO
The sum of Eleven Dollars and Eighty-three.
cents for the redemption of Forty-two Acres OF
Land in Buffalo Township, said Land sold for
Taxes for the year 1870 as the property of
H. H. H.Stewart, and bid in by the County Auditor
on account Of State.
ALSO.
The sum of Twelve Dollars and Twenty cents
for the redemption of sixty-six acres of land in
DeKalb Township, said land having been sold
for taxes of the year 1870 as the property of j..
E. Alexander and bid in by the county Auditor
on account Of the State.
j. I. VILLEP1GUE,
ian 25-2t County Auditor.