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DEPARTURE OFoCEAN sTEAMERs
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND,

Tuesday, Oct. y.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New Brunswick, Pike, st John, NIB, via
Eastport for Boston. 80
Sch Geo Osborne, Bickford, Boston.
Sch JAS Lawrence, Rumrill, Boston.
Sch Commerce. Rowe, Rockport-dry fish to Dana
& Co.
Sch Sycamore, Mclean. Gloucester.
Sch Magnum Bonum. Rich Ipswich for Bangor
Sch Fair-Dealer, Chatto, Saco for Ellsworth.
Sch Agricola, Fullerton, Ellsworth for Salem.
Sch r ,lopes, JONES' Machias for Boston
Schs Sparkling Wave, Simmons, and Clinton, Bra
cy from cruise
CLEARED.
Sch Willie Martin, Blake, Newark, NJ-Bunker
Bros.
Sch Elizabeth, West Charestown, Mass.
Kicker.
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BANK OF PORTJ.AND

On, and after this date, the un iersisned will carry
on on STRICTLY Banking business, at the BANKING
n Rooms now occupied by the Second National Bank
OF PoRTLAND'' and as such, will receive DEPOSITS
and make Discounts, in the regular course Of the
Banking Business VI 'no
Portland, June oath, 1872.
jun23new1t then sn If
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THERE is poor young lady in Clinton
who imagines herself to be the granddaugh-
ter of the Prince Of Wales. There were in
this State while ago number of men who
thought themselves the adopted sons of Hor-
ace Greeley" IT'S mad world, my mas
ters -
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''CIvIL SERVICE REFoRM''-The Wash
ington correspondent of the Argus frankly
says: The department clerks very properly
expect that the incoming administration piu
make clean s,oeep in all the executive de-
pdrtInents"
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Troop. OF Ailments Vauou;..cd-

on account OF the promptness with which it checks
the levers generated by unhealthy exhalatons Hos
letters Biters is considered an indispensable family
medicine on the borders of our Southern and West
ern rivers and in new settlements where the plough
ana the axe are for the first time disturbing the sO
Iudes OF nature Its reputation, however, il not con-
lined TO such localities Wherever the elements Of dis
ease are rife it is the surest safeguard of health;
wherever sickness prevails it is efcaciOus as RENE
dy Among the diseases which it is guaranteed to con-
troll are indigestion bliousness and all the minor all
ments connected with arrangements of the stomach
the liver and the bowels-such as heartburn, head
ache, hatulence, costineness, nausea, dstaste for
food iangu0r and pepiity dalyitation of the heart
vision, disturbed Sleep and mental inouietude. AS
these physical and mental disturbances tend to a
general failure of all the powers of the SYSTEM they
should be at once corrected-as they always may be-
by course of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
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MARRIED..

In Brunswick, Oct. 6, by Geo. c. Crawford, Reed o.
johnson and Miss Elizabeth j. Stover both of Harps
WELL
In Lewiston, Sept %, William +. Haynes and May
Ella Hussey. ....a
In Damariscotta, Sept. %, Franklin Simpson and
Mary F. Allen, both of Nobleboro.
In Pennington, Sept 10. Chas. P. Robbins, of Cal
ais and Carrie g. Sewall, of f.
In Phillips, Sept. II, Sebre Durham and Elvira
Roberts, both of Madrid.
In Boston, Oct 8, by Rev. H. Morgan, A. f. Mayal
Of Portland and Miss Matilda H. Porter, of North
Yarmouth.
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The proprietors of the Biddeford Times adj
vertise one half of the establishment for sale
in the Boston Journal
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AN UNFORTUNATE CRUIsE-Last week a
party OF several ladies and gentlemen from the
Old Orchard House went to Freeport on a
pleasure trip in yacht belonging to Mr.. Paul
got among some reefs off Portland, and lost the
anchors and most of the rigging of their craft
They boarded large fishing schooner, and got
fe"ried ashore whencs they took the cars for
home. The skipper of their craft, with the aid
OF a sailor hired for the purpose from the fish
Old Orchard beach, where she now is.-Bidde-
ford Times.
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The New York Herald correspondent in
Pennsylvania says that the expenditure of a
large amount of money by the Democratic
leaders to carry the Maine election, left them
without funds to negotiated largely in the Key
stone Stata
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Hon. Gustavus A. Finkelnburg, one of the
original Liberal Congressman of Missouri
has declared in favor of the reelection of
President Grant,
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Aug Is, lat S, Ion 20 As W. ship vigiate, White
more, from Newport, E. for Caao.
Sept g. lat 80 N, lon 46 w, ship Charles Farwell,
from Alexandria, Va, for San Francisco.
Oct 4, lat 81, Ion ~ 80, sch Lottie Wells from
Brunswick, Ga, for Boston.
No date, off Cape Horn ship Prussia, Patten from
Liverpool for San Francisco. II 49, -
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THE GREAT AGITATION. frH
Throughout our country, far and wide,
There is "great agitation;
The people trying to decide
Who next shall "rule' the nation.
We cannot say who we expect
Will be the .'pictor'' in the race;
But hope whoever they elect,
Will be the best man for the place.
The BOYS, we hope, if they need CLOTHES"
In which they'll be both scdrna and neat.
Will purchase them at George Fenno's
Corner of Beach and Washington street.
Oct9-sn1w
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THE Quakers were out yesterday in Penn
sylvana The coalition quakers will be about
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e MISS. WILEY.
would respectfully inform the ladies Of Portland and
vieirty that she PROPOSES to introduce system of
Dress fitting entirely new in this city,
This system is being adopted by the most fashona-
bic dress-makers in New York. Boston and other cit
les, and meets with most perfect satisfaction where
ever it is used,
Miss Wiley will be pleased 10 furnish
PRACTICAL ILLUSTRATION
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION


AT PORTLAND,
iHa IN THE STATE OF MAINE,
At the close of business October Sd, 1872.
Loans and Discounts sl,Ii3,5O5 IS
U. 5. Bonds to secure circulation 535,OO0
Other Stocks, Bonds and Mortgages 4774
Due from Redeeming and Reserve Ag'ts 122 ltS 80
National Banks 14,491 80
Banklng House 10000
Other Real Estate On 400
Current Expenses, .M 1894 81
Cash Items ara 3941O OF
Bills of National Banks 10 6l6
Fractional Currency Gncluding nickels) s32 II
Specie, Z 7e6 ~
Legal fender Notes, 10000 90
p -IgHF faee-lI s2Os4,9 O5 so
Capital Stock, 100000
Surplus Fund 100000 90
Discount, 2I IO7 OF
Profit and Loss, I256Ii ~
- 3OG71s II
Circulation, - ~ .---- 47g i00
Dividends unpaid, 1850
Individual Deposits, 400 324 %
Que TO National Banks, ID205 81
Due TO state Banks and Bankers, .#. 4O7 IL
go Ee-.---- 2.O349O5 so
STATE OF MAINE, =
COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND, S.
1, William A. Winship, Cashier of the Casco Ma
tonal Bank, do solemny that the above state
meht Is true TO the best of my knowledge and belief
60, WIN. A. WINSH1P, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this seventh
day of October, 1872.
O. WIN. I. SMALL, Justice of Peace
Correct, Attest:-I p. FARRINGToN \
al. y u. s. WINsLOw, Directors,
oc9 d3t EDWARD H. DAVIES,
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JAMES CUNNINGHAM,
MASON 81 BUILDER,
20 PR f BILE STR e e Il
All orders for jobbing and building promptly at
n LIZ, -n.,Af

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FOR THE POLITICAL CAMPAIGN.
Clubs and individuals supplied with Rockets, Cam
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~ Torches, Chinese Lanterns in every style, Flags,
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sole manufacturers of
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S1,162, i76 Ol
|, Charles Payson, Cashier of the Merchants Ma
tional Bank, of Portland do soemny swear that the
above statement is true to the best of my knowledge
and belief. CHAS. PAYSON, Cashier.
Correct, Attest;
ana RENSSELAER, GRANT,
RUFUS Il. WOOD, Directors
GEO. E. b. JACKSON,
STATE OF MAINE, COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND: IS.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this It'll day of
October, 1872. tlEr
Oc9d3t CHAS. o. BANCROFT, j. p.
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No Change.

Mr.. HORACE GREELEY can put up his
puppets. His little play is played out.
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THIS BIRD AGITATEs OVER 10000 RE-
u,7p1ycAN MAJORITY IN PENNSYLVANIA.
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PERFECT FITTING
Dress or Cloak to all who may favor her with an or
w. l.. SMELLS,
MILLINERY and DREss-MAKING Rooms $50
CONGRESS STREET.
Patterns cut to order at short notice. Terms ma
Hdote. octi-sn div
As the season for Bowel Complaints. such as Diar-
rhea, Dysentery, Cholera Morbus. Collie. Sc, Is at
hand would again give our good advice, act wise
ly, and lay i'm a store Of DR.. BicknelFs Syrup For
the reason that II Is safe and reliable at an times
very pleasant, containing no 0piate, and does not
produce Costiveness. Fan not TO try II.
jun2SSn d3m
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THE PR ESS.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCT. 9, '72.

"Erant and his policy deserve the very
highest crehit.,,-Horace Greeley.
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THE Coalition Curtin in Pennsylvania was
too thin. Everybody knew that Greeley was
behind it.
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s'GeneraI Grant never has been beaten,
and he never will be.''-HorGce Greeley.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Quarterly Meeting.
:. The regular Quarterly Meeting of the Portland
society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
animals, will be held at the Mayors office,
City Building this Wednesday evening, at u o'clock
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ga purely selfish interest attaches the
Iewd, rumanIy, criminal, ana dangerous
classes 10 the Democratic party o--HoRACE
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WHOLESALE POISONING. Waterford, N. Y.
was the scene of great excitement on Friday
night last, on account of the poisoning of many
of its citizens. 1t appears that marketmar
named Waldron, had manufactured large lot
of head cheese, which the citizens bought lib.
orally and ate freely. The alarm was first civ.
en- about nine o'clock in the evening, the pro.
prietor and inmates of the Howard House. one
after another, being taken alarminglyill. Ply
that time until morning the greatest panic pre-
vailed. Altogether about sixty persons were
poisoned, but fortunately none of them fatally
though some were made very i'll, and continued
so at last accounts. 1t is a mystery how the
cheese became impregnatcd with poison. Nc
blame is attributed to Mr.. Waldron.
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

FOR PRESIDENT,
ULYSSES S. GRANT.
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.Every ono who chooses TO live by pu-
giIism or gambling or harIOtry, with
nearly every keeper off tipplins-hous G is
uoiitica lily n Observation-Disclosures GREELEY.
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THE EUROPEAN HARvEsTs.-The harvest in
France is considered on the whole very good
that in England not so good; in Italy decidedly
bad, both as to quantity and quality; Russia
makes fair return, especially in Odessa, where
the wheat harvest is looked upon as better than
usual; Germany also gives tolerably good ac-
COUNT. in Switzerland, Spain and Belgium, the
harvests have been very successful, especially
in cereals sfa
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-21
CHERIFF,s SALE. a nf
VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND.

BY virtu4 OF an order from Hon.I Isamuel,y
Dolthit, Judge OF Probate for Greenvllle, 8. O.:
Win sell on SALES DAY IN DECEMBER. MEET,
all OF the REAL ESTATE or the late Colonel EsS
Irvine, consisting OF the following Tracts:
No. i-House Tract Of 1900 acres. This viii be
divided and sold 10 eight separate tracts, all lying
within two miles OF the City, adapted 70 cotton,
grain, clover and arasIes-Spleudid Fruit
0rchsrdsLspeciallya adapted for grazing purposes.
For truck farms these lands surpass any ,lands
offered In this market, tie Air Line, Richmond
and Atlanta railroad depot being withirD one
mile Of the dwelling. ,4lg r,. rs,..s.,!!t
No. 2-The Wylks Tract OF 160 acre3, on wat6rs
OF Reedy River, miles below the city. 5E T.s,.
No. S-One tract OF 6I6 acres, in upper part OF
county.
half miles from the city, containing 80 acres:
No. 6-House and Lot IN the centre Of the city,
having all necessary oulbuildings, within ave
minutes, walk Of Court House, situated at the
southwest corner OF Avenue and River streets,
containing acres.
p ats Of the land can be seen at the ONCE; Of; ].
P. Moore, Esq.
Terms-One. third cash; balance Oh credit OF
one and Two years, with interest from date; puf.
chasers TO execute bond with adequate security,
and mortgages Of the premises respectively, to
secure the purchase money purchasers 70 pay Tor
papers. !: u. SoulnEhN, 2. o.SS
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Bv LOWSDEs 8, ,GBIhBAft,s
AuctlGneers.

nEAL ESTATE AT AUOTION1MARY
III, A. SnoWden va. Georua ". 0lpeY, HfiAh B..
Uiney, ,et al-ln the Common Pleas for Charleston
T In pursuance Of an order 10 the above 'cassto
me directed, win oflerfori sale, at Public Ane.
ton, at the Postonlce, TUESDAY, 26th November.
1872, at IL O'Clock, -''' .
LAND, with the Brick Tenement Building thereon,
situate, lying and being on the south side OF Ven.
due Range, 10 the City Of Charleston and St8te
aforesaid. measuring and, containing in the front
line nineteen Qs) feet more or less, and in depth
from north to south sixty ts0 feet and three Is)
inches, more or less; buttiDR and bounding 70 the
north on vendue Range; Aforesaid, 10 the south
on Browns Wharf, to the east on Lands. ofthe
aforesaid George w. Olney. and to The, west on
lands bow or late Of John 81. Lange.
Terms-0ne. e.third cash, and the balance IN ono
and two years. secured by bond OF bonds OF the
purchaser or purchasers, and mortgage or the
premises sold, With interest at the rate OF seven
per cent. per annnm, pay sble; semi.annually; the
buildings on said premises to be insured and
policy assigned. PurchGsef TO pay for
papers. So. a.,s .-SlG5-:'jAAES LOWNDES,sa
nov6.tuth7 $3.50. Referee,
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BY W. Y. LEITCH 6 r. 8. BRUINS,

TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, SOUTH
Sj CAROLINA uaSTRICT-In Bankruptcy-in
the matter OF LOUIS MCLAlN, Assign ee.. VS..
JAMES W. GRAY. Receiver, and RAVENEL q
By virrne of an order or the Honorable George
S:yryan. United states Judge for the District OF
Mouth Carolina issued aud directed to me In the
above cause, will sell at the east end Of Broad
street. In The City OF Charleston, THIS DAY,
the 2lst day OF November, 1872, ~ II O'Clock
- All that LOT OF LAND win the tenement three
story Brick Residence and the two story BRICK
store and dwelling adjoining thereto and the
outbnildingsI thereon: formerly knowa as mar. :
norh side OF Tradd street, nexI esss of Meeting
street, In the City Of CnarIeston, and known as
No. 80; bounding to the north on Land now or
lale Of the Estate Of Alexander England sixty
east on Land now or forneilv Of the Estate OF
Ijfnr. Marshall, deceased and west on Land
now or late Of Colonel E. B, White one hundred
(l00) feet, and the same on the east line, be the
said dimensions more or less. .ro2' 8 n
All that LOT eF LAND with the. Buildings
thereon. situate, lying and being on the south
side Of Tradd street in the Clty OF Charleston,
known by the No. A.; bounding TO the north on
now or late OF Ford thirtynve ls5) feet seven Il!
Inches, east on Land now or late OF the Estate OF
Creation, deceased. one hundred and three ll03
feet eight (I inches. and TO tho west on Land ate
OF the Estate OF J.!T. Marshall, now Of Frederick
Hor4ey, ESQ.,, one hunG1ed lind eight (los) feet
eight lsl inches, be the said dimensions more OF
less. .%.9HrS =. = ,GuS.
Terms-One-third cash; the balance on q credit
OF one and two years, tho credit portion to be sc
cured by hond Or bonds OF the purchaser or rpur
haasrB.- -hsarins per cent. tntarest pay ahlt
semi-annually, with MORTGAGE or mortgages o
the premises. and the buildings TO be kept JUL!
insured and the policies assigned for the same
Purchasers to pay me for all necessary papers.
Y. J. TOBIAS.
novel Receiver and Referee.
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By LOWNDEs q GRIABAILl[E, u's

GALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
y near Mount Pleasant. William Lucas. ". B.
S. Venning. |&S GcesLL IL - aGgs1
In pursuance OF an order OF sale in the above
case, to me directed by the hon. r! n. Graham.
Junge OF the First Crcuit: Will oner lot salesHt
public auetion.- on THURSDAY. the lyh day or
December; 1872, at the Postof1ce, Chafieeton;t tt
IL i6Icl0ek AtHScG% & % -Gls..,. ss;.-g-c-. =:
-, All that PLANTATION OR TRACT or LAND
known as the Greenwich Kills property, HieuGtod
In Christ Church Parish nearShB Town Of, Mount
Pleasant contathiuG about SOL oo-10o, acres, m1fa
or less with metes and bounds as laid down on O.
Plat OF the said lands! made BY william Hume
November C2lst, 1859. and recorded " Plaf E0ok
A, No. /, page rs, ONCE Register or 4eSne Don !.
veyance for Charleston County, which properly
is exclusive OF the lots mayked0n said plat ssA,
B. U, D. e, F. G, q. !, J and O..
The said plat may be examined daily at sA64f.
Ace o. Messra. Lowndea d armball, auotioneefp.
Broad street. In case no bid should be made for
The whole property, equal to the amount now due
upon. the bond Of the defendant with the coetept
the action, the property will then be offered In
lots as laid down Id said pat. Va 'i',:
Terms-One half cash; bs,auc in one year, With
interest from day OF sale secured by bond Of the
purchaser o, purchasers, with mortgage Of the
premises. Purchaser to pay Referee Tor papefe.
G.. HERBERT SASS,
novot OF daci IL - - Refef8e.
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BY. 4OWNDEs s GRIMBALL.
Auctaoneers.

ElORD, EXECUTOR, VS.. -COACEMAN.
II; Under the decree OF the Court In this cause
will be sold nc public Ontcry; st the Old Postof.
fce In charleston. Tals DAY. November 81
1872, at IL O'Clock,
Althat TRACT OF LAND, known as South Is.
land Plantation (excepting small portion seld
to the Winyah Indigo Soc,ety.)li the sal coun.
~, containing 1900 acres, more or less, granted
TO George Ford dhovember'7th, 1855.
In the meantime this property may be treated
for at private sale. - -
: Terms-0ne.fourth cash; balance In one, two
aud three years, secured by bond OF the p1r.
chaser and by mortgageof the premi.ss 80 d
Interest at the rate Of eeven per cent, payable
annually from the day OF sale. Purchaser to pay
Referee for papers. Il. D. LESESNE,
nnv11 10 Do. R1faYpa.
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: By LOWNDEs.& GRIMBAiL,.l
!; .gs.EAucI.lOHGeY

deal, ESTATE AT izAUC CTj oN.-W r..
III LAME, ,sPARKMAH, ct al ys, MARY, a.
e. SPARKMAM, Administratrtx OF w. e. SPARK.
NAN, etal-In the Common Pleasfor Charleston
cGnntymn Eaqi[yaIsdx5 "a ss,s da,sd ma itb
March, 1871, Ia The above case to me directed By
the hon. T. F. Grahsm,, JndRe of the Firsss sG5.
cuit, will offer for sale at Pub 10 auction.
Posto1ice, Broad sire &, on THURSDAY, the i2sh
December, 1872, at II O'Clock A. u,
All that PLANTATION, OR TRACT OF LAND
situate, lying and being on' Black River. -inthe
County OF Georgetown and State Of y nth Caro-
lima, generally Known by fa1a name Of Spring.
wood, measuring and containing two hnndred
Gnd nifty acres OF Rice Land and two thousand
acres Of Pine Land om6rgS or aless; Abu ting and
bounding on: one side BY Black Riser, and on the
other sCe by Peter's Creek, another side BY Land,
the property OF Mrs. Guerard, and another side
by Land, the property Of Mrs. Hertot.
Terms-One.third In cash; the balance 10 three
equal annuat instaInerts, bearing Interest ff0n:
the day of SALE the interest on the whole prfnci-
pal unpaid payable, annually; 70 be secured BY =
bond or bonds OF the purchaser and mortgage or
'n1 napuairih9 ph9' ti[r.a3 Ete7Ss l5 ha-ss sRefsree.
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anrtionrers'a 1pripate 6ales, ct.
BY R. NJ. MARSHALL 3 BRO.,T,

ByR. N. MARSHALL = BR0.,,s,
Real Estate Brokers, 33 BROAD Street.
PRIVATE SALE, OLD FIELD PLAN
IA TATION, within two miles Of st. Stephens
l,eoot. Northeastern 7Ratlsoad. containing absut
1000 acres, 9 large portion Of which Is good Tnr'
ReIpaH spRiNa ,Gn PLAINS PLANTATION; Upper: st.
Jobn;s about fourteen miles from Bonnean's De.
not Northeastern Railroad, 800 acres cleared and
1Soo acres good Turpen,ine lands; good settle
ment twenty horse power Engine and Glns on
w VerV desirable PLANTATION OF 800 acres high
land. imostly clearedD and about 100 acres marsh
land, eight miles from Mount Pleasant; ageod
retner with Engine, Gins, ic., on the place.;il
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Jnsnranre.
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE,
Al. HAYDEN, Agent,
No 272 KING Ct S TR II e L.
Are AGENTS For

Hartford Companies are pu0Sn
A.HR Esq.,,
we aoa the num Ps GSe % nss for ss
Thus after providing
octbe
Compank and has the ability 10 pect a
will do 10 the present csa'
io"se'pe''D' Lib
HARTFo
MONDAY were an over
s259oo and with our ge
"' 'nu' 'A'" L.. CHASE, President
Risks taken in the above rscass Companies at the
A. III. HAYDEN, Agent,
pov1s NJ. KING STREET.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-21
By MILES DRAKE.
WILLIAM MCKAY

TTNRESERVED SALE TO- CLOSE CON!
~ SIoNMENTS. VIII cell THIS DAY at bis
Salesr0om. No. As Wentworth street. At 10 O'Clock,
BOOTS, Shoes, Ladies' Slippers, Table and Pocket
Cutlery, Ready-made Clothing Blankets, Brown
and Bleached ShirtIng, and lot OF shop goods. (
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-21

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