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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-07-20

EXAsPERATED with the prospect of de-
feat in North Carolina, and of decided re-
action against Greeley since Baltimore, the
Democratic press are opening their flood
gates of vile ISLANDERS upon Gen. Grant
Every exploded lie is being re-published
in the Greeley organ of this city, and it
presumes upon the ignorance of this COM
munity to believe them.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-07-20

GRATz BROWN was interviewed last
week by Herald reporter. He must have
been eating more cherries" for he said
he could not give Grant more than three
States, i. e., Connecticut, Massachusetts
and South Carolina. He was even unkind
enough in subsequent part of his con-
versatiOn to make these states doubtful.
He probably gives up Con necticut because
of the effects of his maudlin New Haven
SD eech.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-07-20
READ this 4!

READ this
I" The people of the South have long
enough been cursed by centralized des-
"potism to appreciate the benefits of lib
" eral government"
This extract is not from the Missouri
Cducdssion nor from Brick Pomeroy's
Democrat, nor from Aleck Stephens Sun,
nor from the New York Tribune of better
days-but is it from the great Democratic
organ of 1S72-the New York Tribune.
How funny it sounds
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-07-20

near TO and on Mabry street. Situated on high
GROUND overlooking the city Carriage Factory
and Railroad.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-07-20

THE editor of the Detroit freePreSs could
not be whipped into supporting Greeley, so
they bought the paper and discharged him.
That's the way they give in, to the
"ground sWelI.D
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-07-20
NEW MARBLE WORKS.
French Broad Steam Marble Works,
KNOXVILLE TENNESSEE

The undersigned is prepared to do all kinds Of MAI
bic Work, such ss building and monument WORK, an
to fiji ocders for marble in slab and dimension stone
EDMUND BROWNlN6,
Address Post Office Box No. S67. Knoxville 1ehn'
apll6d1y
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-07-20

We have also for sale large ano varied list of coun-
try; such as Farms Mills. fountain and NM IN,
era lands III large and small tracts For partial st
OF country property we inyit attentio to the weekly
CRronice ftGd tI lists and De Rad 81 T
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-01-27
/ ASl{arifYs Saless
ORANGERJrRC, t,t,TTNTy

ORANGEBURu COUNT ..
en- s ~, = IN cqoaSIAsoa ccqo,aSIAsa PILFAs III I'D
G. ID. Kcitt Foreclosure.
= scil fXnd ssc u
,J.YA: Ks Iiolmnn.sJ = g ismss -
BY virtue of an order of Hon. n. r. Gra-
ham, Circuit Judge, in tliis clse: will sell
at 0fahgebnrg G. II. ON the, LIST Monday in
February next, at the risk of tie Former
purchaser, the following Real Estate, vie:
All that plantation IN Orangeburg County,
on .Limsi ono Creek, Niill BfaAclaand ,Ellisie
River, cont ainng;abgdt 500 acres more sor
less, Abouhded- by lafits OF Z. u, Cutler, ".
w. Cutler and estate Of l.. c.. Glover.-----
All that tract situate in said County on
Bull Swhinp containiiig 30I3 arfes, more 'r or
less bounded by inhds now or FORMERLY of
Gardner, Knots and others. 81
All that tract in said County on wotnrs of
Bull Swamp, containing 1862 aefes. more or
less, bounded by lands nov OF formerly of
Gardnar,l Knots and others =
And one other tract OH 3ull Swamp in
said County. containing Se4 ss@@ss more or
less, bounded by lands now or late OF Gard
nor, I2notts and Others.
Tcrms-0nc-third cash, the balance on
credit of one aid two years, secured by
bond of purchaser, bearing Interest from
day of sale, and u me rtgage of tho premises.
Purchaser TO pay for papers, according and
stamps.
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Also

Er parte Caroline Livingstone and othcrs
By an order in The Probate Court, | will
sell fur part .tion among the petitioners, on
the LIST Monday in February next, nt Orange.
burg Court House,
tract of two hundred and sixty acres in
lhe widow Murph, Daniel 2engIor, 4. G.
Gaskin, ID. Shuicr, n. Wannamaker, Jno.
Spcigncr and Sam Crider.
Terms-So ncll cash as viii pay the e.-
penscs of this proceeding tire hnlance to be
paid in three instalmcnts, secure by bond
conditioned 10 pay one third tie tirs, of Jan
nary. 1873, the next third Isl January, 1878
pnd the last lsi January. 1879. with interest
On the whole sum unpaid, payable annually
and mortgage Of the property. Purchn-
sers to.pay for papers, stamps and record
ing.
SheriG'S Once, \ H. RIGGS,
0rangcburgC. H., $. c., S. o. c.
jan 3t
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K From DAN To BEEnsuErA. .-From
Charleston to Dahlonesa, from. the sea
board to the mountains, can be seen n
marked Improvement in the style of
buildings in the last five years. Villages
aud farm houses all present u mere ele :
giant aud comfortable appearance. The
reason is we'll known 1t is because in
that period the whole country has learn
ed to patronize that celebrated manutac-
turcr of Doors, Sashcs aud Blinds, Mr..
P.fP. Toale, Charleston, S. @.
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Sheriff. Sales.
ORANGEBURG COUNTY,
IN PROBATE CouAf.
In re Esi ror.G. VI. Rruner.

By virtue of an order from Hon. Thad.
C.. Andrews. Judge Of Probate, | will sell on
the lsi Monday III February next, NJ Or
sale,
All that plantation or tract Of land in Or
angchurg County, ON Bah Swamp, contain
ing PIG acres, more or loss, and bounced by
lands OF L. Rickenbakcr, Louisa Hiley. Re-
bccca 4. i,iiey. Est OF - lIungerpii!cr
and Ran Of Bull swamp
Terms-Cash sufficient to pay costs of
proceedings and expenses of sale b.!auca
payable the first day of October 1872, with
interest from dste, secured by bonl Cf pnr
charser and mortgage OF premises. rur-
chaser to pay for papers, recording and
stamps.
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- n
oRANGEBURG COUNTY.
a-A TsSGoMMoS PLEAS. =
ALSO
Mary b. Trcadwell, Adm'x John Il. Fam.
ming, ct al. 81

Mary B. Treadwell, Adm'x VS. John II. Fam
ming, ct al.
Complaint to Marshall Assets. sc.
by virtue CT an order of the said Court in
this action, will sell nj 0rahgehurg Court
House, Moudny. tn 1st day OF Fcbru-
AIRY, next. during the legal hours OF sale
the Real Estate III this County, of which the
late William r. Treadwell, 6ied, seized and
possessed, consisting of the following tracts
OF land in the Town of Orangeburg:
1. Tract OF II acres, bounded north by
lands of Thomas Oliver, east by lands Of SO.
Ca. Railroad Co.. q. ,Gowan and Estate of
George H.. Elliott and Railroad Avenue,
soutl, by Russell Street, and west by lands
OF ". Nj. Hutson, Esq. This tract will be
intcrsccted by two streets, ana will be sold
in Is lots of convenient siLa.
z. The Hotel tract, situated nt tho corna
of Russell and Broughton streets, and boun
,,e.l oil lie other. sides by lands of Mrs W
B. Trcadwell and ID. Louis. This vii, be
sold in Lots, two Of them fronting on Rus
sell street. and one of these with good
store already or ctci thereon, three of them
fronting on Hroughtou street, and the re
-nmindcr constituiiHg the IIvtcl with ample
stables, and buildings, md yard AMI garden
! room. being one of the, most eligible pieces
of propertyin the Town OF 0rangeburg
=. Tract Of l20 acres, bodnded north by
lauis of Mrs Arm Andrews, east by Broug-
ton street, south by river and--strcet, and
west by River street This tract will be
sold in CO lots and will be intersected w:th
streets properly located rcnding the Lots
available as Town Lots. a portion will be
sold in tract Of 8 acres, and another por-
| tion in tract OF about 30 acres.
\ fine brickyard is on one of the tracts.
A portion ofthese Lots viii be sold on the
day indicated, to suit purchnsc,s. riats Il
the saiiRc:l Estate can b. inspected a! the
Shcrif@s Office.
TERMs--One third cash, balance on n
| credit of one, two aud three years. secured
by bond and mortgage of the purchaser
| with interest from day of sale, p,.ga5!c an
| nnally on the whole amount. Until tic Whole
bond is fully paid mp, .ani satisfied, AMI to
pay fer papers, recording and stamps. 3
Purehassriio have prisilcse of paying AL
cash. pna if any pmoh:lser fails 10 conipiy u
the premises purchased by the par, y
failing TO comply to be sold on he sa;ne day
or some convenient saleday thereafter upon
the same terms and Ct the formerr l,rrc4a-
scrs risk.
orans%Surs SaSire {. oItSs r. s. G., = NssI' s. g. c.
Jan. 18th, 1871.
Jan u 4
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say. " The fgrant Tree 5batiOcn ascension
aud the ghpt tnitcus sw;rs walking will
occur prior 70 the attarnoon exhibition.
Il DEhtcArup 0REATunEs. .-7-T his is the
phrase applied i by Mis-. Blackncss, the
Moore of enjce, SStdStIse fair ladies Of
Italy. IL was the lovely complcSion Of
.Desdeniona, such 4 radiant contrast to
his own, that won his heart; and Ssooth
to say, every nan of diseernmeut. consi-
,ders affair Skin, like sweet voice, san
excellent thipg.in woman" Now this
lis a charm which cen be oc9,iircd. There
is q healthful and yodeTiteroua toilet ar
ticle, known every@hsrb as lHasan S
Magnolia Balm, Which literally trans.
figures cloudy or sallaa. skin, suaiusing
the aiscolorasl face; neck, arms AMI
bosom with a ssoftrpeany t nge and i'm
parnngato the sarisccSa a smoothuess and
;sgloss like that of polished marble
Instead e:s thea pores, ike the
sticky enamcls, or contracting them, and
,obstruoting perspitation, like til : astrin-
geut cosmetics, 1T cleanses the skin from
all Impurities and wonderfully itnprov, 8
its texture. This pcculiarity is particu-
larly appreciated by our, rural bellies,
who find that the coarse0ess and rough
ness, which country air is apt to eugen-
der, are speedily removed, from their
faces, hands aud arms, by this delightful
preparation,
My FRIEND, step that terrible cough
aud thus avoid a scousumptivc's grave,
by using DR.. Pierce's Golacn Medical
Discovery. For curing all throat, bron-
5chial aud lung diseases il has never
becu cgualed. Sold by druggists
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ALSO

The remainder in 40 acres nf land moro
or less, bounded on the ncr,it Nv lands OF
:..-,...a -, UvN. est uy lands oi Il. V. Shu
Ter. James \. Fielder, south by David j. Clay
ton, Jr., and west by j. q. rarlor and Car
son Fielder. t5eins lhe family homestead of
James L. LIVING ion, after tire terminal m
of the homestead therein. Levied on as the
properly of James + Livingston in the case
OF las F. Livingston, Exr vs El!4a ID. Liv-
iug..on ct al.
ShrrilIs Office, II. RIGGS,
oraugcburg. G. H., ). c S. o. c.
Jan 10th, 49,
jan l3 I'll
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Sheriff S Sales.

ny virtue of sOntlry. Executions to me d.
rcttci will sellto the highest bidders. at
Orangeburs Coult House, on the hrs; WON
DAY in February next, for cash, the follow
ing property, viz;
iall that tract ofsland OF Santcc River con-
tanning 2HoO ncrcs moro or less, bounded by
lands of f. Y. Shuler, James Fielder. amd j.
q. Purler. and Santee River. Aetiei OF as
the property of ". iaatd Brill at the suit of
Paul Trapicr a!il Theo. DchOn, Ex'rs Sarah
Dehon, decd ss
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ORANGEBURG COUNTY.
In COMMON PLEAS

IL. b. Rice, Ex's j. Weeks, vs. Jaby Weeks,
CT al.
Pursucnt to an order in the Common Pleas
~ this case will Sell at the Court House on
the 1st Monday in February next tho
Hampton" tract, which was the property
Of j. Z. Weeks deceased, containing 500
acres more or less, and bounded by the San
tee Riveriand lanIs Of Mrs. Elizabeth Weeks
and Jaby Weeks, the same being in Orange
burg County. Also on the same day, a
number of notes and other chooses in action.
Terms-For the ohases cash---For tho land
one third cash, the balance on a. credit one
and two years, with bond and mortga re-
Purchasers to pay for papers and stamps.
JAMES F. IZLAR,
Referee.
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AT Private Sale.

TIHE PLANTATION forming part os
L the Estate of the late Col. Keitt asd
known az tho DARBY PLACE. <rYba trnat
fccnssts OF about GOO es=s - -; yvajii
Timbcred, the remainder 1tioh, lea. Ioarn
Soil adapted to Crops OF an kinds. Theso
are the Finest Lands in the nssssies, and
were valued at e S.eee per aurs II. 1880, Mould
be sold for one-half that price now. Oho
fourth cash, the remainder In three instsl.
ments bearing interest from date and Sc
cured by mortgages OF tho same. ! 4
This is n splendid chance foeeaAy enc de.
string TO secure Rich Lands, fine Water Pow
er, excellent Cattle Range aniaa Refined
Neighborhood. Apply 20
Mrs. L. NJ. KsITT,
Or j.. @. KRIrT, Esq.
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HAIGRT & Co.'S, MUSEUM, MES3

-
~ GERIE AND GIRcUs.-Our peoples Tor
-. some time have been on the look out for
this mammoth affair, and to-day We c
'sI', - i enabled to axe the official announce
Il lqstf nient that it will give two performances
4 * at this place on the afternoon aud night
of February 9th. OF course this men.
ssy ton will crafty all our anusemcnlept
III ll0ying people. Pm
III ~ In. addition to their own complete
AIonagcric, the management have purs
chased the entire geological collection
= tofthe late Col. g. T. 4 mes, which they
y now have eon exhibition, daily This
~ ineh]Ss the Elephant, Bismarck, Royal
PyvH.baur,E K -onoss diiti OuDsS IiictuIrs, Leop
ards, Hyenas, etc.
IN q This in every regard cothpletc cstabr
.h lishmcnt has met a spopalqr want in in
g. tFodpciqs for the accommodation of tha
- pdblici three payiions; SO. that those
who desire TO see only the Menlgeric,
ohY can do SO, though one ticket admits The
2 = .holderto tho three exhibitions. Tha
free balloon ascension and the g.atl;-
tots Wirc.walking will attract an I'M
mense crowd, as they can be seer
ETf'without money and without price,
- K Esttatl ttal the following y - 4 /
.ts0fssourse oyerS body aud their re,
~, spectiye families viii put in am appear
ance OH the occasion, aud thus testify
their, Appreciation of genuine talcnt,
!, such assis seldom embodied n combini--
tions oil this kind. his we believe to
be Que of the most efficient organz..
tiens,now before the public, aud com
blning with its other attractions, and
under, aseparate and distinct pavilion a
.s7 mammoth Mshagcric certainly 1t must
~ 1sseeeivoa liberal patronage In its tour
hse $ipni Georgia to Icxus. this comhina,
n Il fioa has realized net profit OF over
thirty Thousand dollars this season,
which Information is certainly crafty
inglto us. as the troupe consists princ..
paif5 ofsnatiyes to the manner bora. s''
,'g We clip the above from the Macon,
Georgia, Daily hi=ea, aud endorse it as
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ALSO

One tfadtoflana oht:Srtirm d 7incrcs moro
or less, hqundcdhY lai,ls ot l., Nix, Rhett
'S!u!er, Q. Anircws, Sne!l, L. T. Col
iier and l.. l.. u. Fcllcf. Levied on ~ tho
property of Dan'l Wesley Fielder. Mt the sui,
Of V.~D. V. Janison for use OF Estates OF Z.
and NJ Fielder.
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: II HE EATtSOUTFfERNsPi PiANO MAN
e urAoroRY.s--We refer with special
$50 pleasure to the Advertisement of the
Great Southern Piano Manufactory of
MesAs. Wm. Knabe & Co, of Balti-
pr,r more. *, III, .,1{ 81:
THIS factory is now one of the largest
in fliesworld it is q magnificent five
story structure, fronting an entire block,
on Eutaw ST., and covering, together,
with the Lumber Yards attached. some
4. two and onc-half acres of grounl. Three
hundred and fifty men are constantly
employed turning out over forty instru-
I Inents per week. 81
Among the thansand and one Pianos
offered to the public, we scarcely know
any instrument so fully uniting all the
desirable qualities sought for as the
IS Knabo Piano 1t is a matter of some
&, difficulty and perplexity to ineSperionc-
ed persons to select good instrument
of any capacity. We too often sarely
upon the judgment of friends in the
: selection Of piano, AMI are thus fire.
qnently disappointed. The only sure
way, in our opinion is to go to tic best
maker. For this reason, we rccommend
/. l,tosour readers to purchase Pianos of
VIM. Knabc & Cos manufacture. Ellis
will relieve them the vexa.ious necessity
W. ofwas,ing time in long search. The,
reputation Of the Knabc Pianos is an
I !, infallible guaranty of excellence. For.
durability we would specially recoh,s
mend them, as being made ina South!
crn City, with special view TO the trying
2 changes of Southern climate. "
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LADIES DRESS GOQpS,
MarcnOs, Alpaoas, Poplins, ,Phids, Delains,
sc. q /. 8 Ed
The greatest variet y of GLo oARs, and es
pccially SH.SWLS ever offered in 'flis mar
kct, all Of which the ladies say are the pref.
ticst and Cheapest in orangoburg.
Gents call and examine of FOREIGN and
DOMESTIC, CLOTHS and CASSIMERES
which e. undoubtedly the largesb richest
and Cheapest collection ever displayed by
any Merchant in our Town.
y fun line of the best TRIMMINGS, al
ways on hand. is!1 i'A
Crea. Inducements offered in Realymade
Clothing, Boots, Shoes and Hats, Flannels,
I!ndseys, Jeans, Kcrseys, Blankets, Domes-
ties Hosiery, Gloves and Yankee Notions of
every description.
A ompletc stock of Sugars, CoiFces, Ba-
con, Lard, Molasses, Flour, Cheese, Tohac-
co, Lyc, &C., Crockery Ware, Willow Ware,
Hardware, and other goods too numerous 10
mention XII Gf which are offered Low
DoHN by Jos. MrN-eaIARA.
oct If ly
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Save Your Money!
Splendid stock of mules and
H0rses tn Arrivni -'t g

About tho Goth inst, we expect, or CON
signment, q large lot of FINE MULES and
HORSES. which we will dispose of. cheap.
They are coming from Virginia, where there
is no SORE T0EGUB or CHAMBERS, SO
save your money, and buy SOUND STOCK
CHEAP. 1wM. NJ. sAIN s. co.
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ALSO

Onc tract of land containing 400 acres,
move OF. .less, boundsd NORTH and west h.
lands Of Jno. S. Bnwnla and q. D. } Col
!icr .nd SOU byC. Frederick. Levied ON
as thc prop of J. L. ana Mary l.. VIII
hams at tue suit Of 4. ". Fany.
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4 tCn '

Omc plantation containing 1870 acres NOR;
less, known as "Btiicvl!ia," bonded by
ian4s now or llic ot Irezsvant. Davis, lic
Cord, Gcigcr, MoOrer ani Congaree River.
Levied on as the property OF j. l.. l.. Amak-
or at the suii 0! hhnok WisLeubcrg & Co.
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r. office lsGbtors ;s-ssl Creditors.
IN All persons indicted to the Es q of
George L. Trick must make yment on or
before the lst day of March 1872, and all
persons holding claims against the said Es-
tate will present and prove The sane or be
declared payment on OF before the said time.
WM.. WATT.
jim 20--H Admin i, rator.
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f F4 II ~ STEVENS & CURET0N.
4 GcrtiISI Weighed the Cotton picked In
the above statement, and it is correct.
October 2d, 1871. w. A. GRAHAM.
At the request of MEssRs SrByEss a
CuREfos, we have examined TIE III aese os
Gettop. andettie estimate made above Is trfis
to thcsbest OF our icbility
n 3 s9 2 81 ID. p. DURANT,
w. A. GRAHAM,
fn JOSEPH RODGES.
Premiums awarded to STEVENS & CunH-
roS on above certificate. ia
We will sell the above Splendid Fertilizer
at FortyFive Dollars cash, or Fifty Doilars;
payable Ist November, with Interest at i
per cert. perannum, delivered at our Ware.
house in Charleston. Agents will sell as
same prices, adding the freight and drayage
TO their Depots.
sdo'GEo. w. WIBLfAbfs@ CO.
JAN 10 4a
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r
by virtue Of an order made in this case, /
wilsell at.public ouicry in ie4Tovn of Or,
angebusg ON The 9th day of february next,
(being the salesday.) 90
Alftinttract or parcel OF lands; In Coun-
ty aforesaid, situate in the Forks of the
l9disto River, with Crane Branch running
through it, containing 80 acres. bounded
north by lands of John c. wadkins. on the
east by lniils of Mrs Il. IIughss aud estate
lands of w. Tyler, on The south by trnct No.
7of plat OF lands OF II.ilI Bonnet ,as shown
on Record in ihe Office OF Mesnc Convey
ance OF Orahs"!urg County, and on tie
west by.lauds,of Jno. u. NHlhous, said tract
being marked and designattdas as tract No. s
of said plat OF II. II. Bcnnefs land.
Terms--tash enough 10 pay .he costs and.
expenses, and tlie ins,almonts due, The bal.
a.iee payable Ia three equal 9nnual install
mcnts with intcSest from day of sale, se-'
cured by bond and morigage,of purchnscr..
Pureliasess to pay for pafers9 md slamps.
Sheriff. Office, "a H. RIGGS,
onahgsbnrgc, IT,, $. o. soc
jan 10, 1872.
jan IL td
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/ Carolina. Fertilizer
.2sfq e rTRlJJNPHANTI

WiLMIsGToN. y. c., Hrgast -e.ss: sel.ss:, 1871.
For the largest ,pfpduqtioA d Cotton to
the acre. l h0Q lbs. C CAR0iEsa FEnrILoxsR
For the largest production of Wheat TO
tho ncric.. 900 lRsi lCAnoLisA FsnrILrzKn.
{ The above ipremiums are for crops pro-
.ducea withthe use of the Carolina FertiIi-
zcr alone, or in, combination with plantation
nianurcs only, and the awarding OF said
premiums is icftE discretionary with tbs
eommitteei of the Association uader their
rules. . raj
SANDERS, OATES & CO.;
AGENTS Mt Gbe rloato
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New Goods, New Goods

fsNIE undersigned bcgs to inform his Gus
Z toners and tho public geperaNy that he
has just returned from New York with an
immense STOCK of
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-01-27
Lancaster, 8.

IoP. r. Zimmerman, Esp, Secretary offhs
I Far ofMe Caroaaas, Charlotte, N. C. !:
q Tao folloTing is o correct statement Of
Cotton raised by Stevens & Cufeton, on IL
Ficses ofsfnbble land, which was manured
with 409 pbunds of Carolina Fertilizer. The
following is the mode of cultivation: II was
thctonghly broken up IL inches deep, and
laid off in rows 81 feet wide, and the Fer
,rilizcr applied in the drill, then bedded ON
it on the lftt ,ef May, and planted the same
day, but owing 10 the chpi and dry weather,
did not come up to a stand until about the
ist Of June. First working st was run
around with half shovel and partially
trimmed out with hoe Seaanil working
It was run nround with n inch grub, II
inches long, and 'te mid lies thrown out with
aiswee3 is inches - HideI One farrow 10 .
rowand thmncd toalsiaha Nth hoe about
l. inches between the stocks, and AFTER
wards il was ploughed every two weeks
with sweep Is inches wide, and hoed each
time, until it was worked fivc times.
The following is correct statement ofthe
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fully expressing what We. most desire to
Saay. The grQnd free salloen ascension
saud the ghQt nitous Sw;rs walking will
occur pfior 10 the attarnoon exhibition.