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GREAT RELIGIOUS ExCITEMEST.-A revival
Of religion unparalleled in the history of our
town has been going on at the colorcd Meth
od>t church for the past four or five weeks,
and is still in progress. Preaching or prayer
meetings are held every day and night, and
the church is regularly crowded. About one
hundred persons have professed conversion,
and the altar is thronged with "mourners !"
at every meeting. FarmU,Ue Mercury.
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PITTSBURGH PETROLEUM MARKET.

c,tement today in comparisoa with yesterday, bait
issteady and the tendency Is upward. Reports from
the asst are very favorable. The shut. down move
ment Is attracting considerable attention, ana IS
US yesterday. -aa.' -. t..s nr,
Refned.-The market for refined Is steady with
mn Upward tendency. we quote Tor Baltimore de-
livery, free on board cars, 11Hc.; Philadelphia
164c. .-...
OIL Barrels The market remains dull and IN
cha ed: city make, u 20; country, s1.05@$l.10.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE March 4Eour ,ags ases W s1a ag ara
BIO red. si.l99Sl.20; Maryland req,
sft.lsasi.2s; amber, $50; %ha.e' .a SLIGO
4sso snlss S,s s quiet and Steady
pre AMI At Al o. ProvIsions-Yery acovr
a aSs 'I .rad j.: mess pork tls@sSo ss sa
shoulders ssSsaSs s. LEo W sas a no
nal m sI,i2@Sl.l3 sugar hrin at lo7s0ls'f'''
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EACHANGE.
#- RICHMOND, March 4, 1875,
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Whi:e. SO bushels Red, $50 bushels
CoRS.-White, 52 bushels. Mixed, 81 bushels.
OATS.-1, 118 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-WhIte, 80 bushels very good on private
terms
CoRN.-White, 40 bushels at 7Sc.
- CORN-Mixed, 90 bushels at 7Sc.
OATS.-26S bushels very good at 72c-; SO BUSH
els very good at 73c. Total. 304 bushels.
RE-EXHIBTTED.
WHEAT.-Red, 80 bushels.
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South America.

LONDON, March 4.--Advices from BueDos
Ayres report riots have occurred there. The
palace of the Catholic archbishop has Jeen
sacked and houses of Jesuits fred.
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

j" RICHMOND. March 4, 1916. .
siffe our last weekly review Of the Richmond to-
bacc, market there has been no material change.
The uncertainty as to the final disposition of the
tax bill (Which by the way passed ON Tuesday
nigfr, pending before Congress has had depress-
Ing dfect upon the market and the tobacco trade
gendally. -.s0a s-'-I.5 g. ..... ...0.,t
WI continue our quotations. ..."'. ...,.
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cnICAGn MARKETS.

CHICAGO, March 4.-Flour in light demasa;
holders ARA. Corn quiet and weak: No. &C. xe1,
Y'arT Hmi lei and weak at SIS. 2ogtlS22S fwhis-
key buoyant at 81 .0S@tl los r
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s. DEEFsTEAKt TOMATOES

The above brand Of TOMATOES are considered
by. EPICUREs the very bee. goods manufactured.
Having secured the ngcncy for this State We offer
them to the trade &C t.acipTy prices.
800 Z $50 4. ..S3 "a j. Il. BIZ md w..
NH 3-1W 1917 Cary street.
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'eORV GrBEHaos1., MARCH 4. Ys7NJg''

\ .''ls w w stCa aOHJa.- MARCH 4. fa7GIYF
Steamer wysuose. Co ., !, - Mo-. x..s.-s
diss and passSnssrs. 9, W. Alien q CO.
Hss e ana p. s,.isass I
Steamer Shirley, Travers, Batr;rnnx.s = =
o,ss ana passengers Poyhatan sieamboat Com
Steamer John Sylvester, clifford. norso,., ~.
eaApaise and passe y. y. Tstum.
Il ,SteaneY; HestoveF, skinner, Baltimorr. ns,.s.
ssasnoise ana passensers, PcWhataa Steamboat
Steamer Shirley. Travers, baltimore merchau.
sinsv ana % Powhasaa steamboat Co
Schooner Francis Barrow, Garrison, NorfoR.
,,s sshooner Rnotts Creeks sbanet., James river,
siGop Carrie, Hovsrd James dyer to load oss-
|. 90 49, ..ssf. MEMORANDA. I'll ~
Brig Zenith tBr.]. Cranci. In Hampton Roads.
from ns f1o de.Janeiro, has been ordered to Rich.
,Nkw YoEK. March 1.-Arriyed schooner, Car.
Mason, GSsoa Espae w Ssfsn w.d Dragon Z.
---.-s seTfesTe MARINERS.
The shoveifal and Handkerchief lIybt.yessels
nave been retained to their stations.
Boston M h,sS so9 1ss spestor Second dbrle
Notice Is hereby given that the Cross edge jsbt.
Lighthouse Inspector Fourth district
-F,hf1adskphta, March l, 1879 7"19f'S'
The Bartle tt Itghtship having been repsIred saa
towedfnto position Monaay, March 1s.. 80. -
:. The Cornfeld hgtte6at has been drawn ms az
New London for repairs: viii! soon be placed IN pos
siuOnI ~ .taEsEtEs-s "a 80
lighthouse is to be et.sbi.shedon cedar Bin, ss
tse east end of the sound. ~ .-S.''I.'
Eeao Hoters, March 2,IS75: r -
By telegraph. -"
PRovlpEscE, March 4.-The lighthouse on Co
nosaeut Point, Sarrasssnset Bay, has been carried
away. - So
NEW ToEE, March 4-Arfived:: State of Indf
lna, City of New York, CITY or ,yera. Cruz. JAVA.
[tabas Arrived out: PaTisoni AmsbeL Rosa, Ma.
rathGa4 ----~.- -------------.-------,. .
{FoRL' MONROE. March A:-Pass ed IN for Nor
ok, steamer san Jacinto, from. Galveston for
Liverpool. r, -
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IoUSyrrIE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE. March 4.-Fiour uncnanfed. Sorn
nominal ut 36@6sc Provisions quiet ana ss s:a
rib, ilGI1nc.; clear. 11x911hc. Lara-Prme
steam rendered 14@14Sc. 49,
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CIE1IHNATI MARKETS,

CrNcISSAcr, March Flour dull. Corn hrtn ~
67G6Sc. FORK nominal at sly; ara 9aiss;
steady; shoulders, fsa6e.; clear-rin, 9A0Shc.;
clear lHdl Ike. Whiskey firm " 31.10.
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w. continue our quotations:

Tie following Is a comparative statement OF the
insctions, deliveries, and re cepts Of tobacco to-
geasr with the stock On hand at the different ware
houes in this city, for the past week and the same
| tnslast year:
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BY Telegraph.

... t.....s NEW YORK. ~ ..s-.-I I
NEW YORK, March 4-Noo1.-Stocks active and
lower. Money, 8. Gold, 115x. Exchange-Long
4S1 short, 4S5. Governments dull. States quiet.
Erenin0.-Money active at 3@4. Sterling weak
at 4Sl. Gold firm at 115@115H. Governments
dull and lower. States quiet and nominal.
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PAINTERS CoLORs.
l. WHITE LEAD, @ Ii
aa.z LthSEED 0IL,l
SPIRITS TURPESTIS@,
WISD0W.GIIASS.

ior nie ~" ' 49, PURCELL. LADn 4 Co,
n '1e- f2fe Hafn sereefe
nEVOE,s BRILLIANT OIL
safe SAT- and economical; Win burn IN any kesosste
hampton sale " .nn . 70
+ .fe 90 ~ l3is asasa staeets
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RICHMOND LIyE1sTOcK SIAKKEr.

The following is the report Of Mr. l. L. 1Gimn,.
weigfmsster OF the arrival sale, Ees.1f live etocR
f@m - inc 18th to the 26lh Of Febraagy 1875
for common to good extra hne: ~. s S1lFs
mon to coed. : .'s'>
good: extra. 7c. y -. - :.
YEALs.-Per head, sold from ssaoa11 sd
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nENT1sEs.

CARD.-Hayipg retired from the
A practice OF dea,is.rs sSaaaen y. ne Sormsr
commend Dr.. Jup. HSop sn ~ ~ az essiv branch
81 ihe probes Ion employ him IN ny G Mnn tsn,
LOUISA cOGSEfss 49, -. - $50 6 do aa-sna
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.G0NYECTE0NERIEA.

9UNDRIES.-Mushro Green feass
~ French Ceman's Mustard, NIL sizes p 70 rr,,, ":
Siyes: Cspors; salmon, IRE, and spced; Losisra
Po.ted MeaIs assorted; Bordsns agile Mnxi Ssso,
swiss MILK. the best put up; Slunsd Onyes ;. Sar
LOUIS J. BoSsiEUx. iA12 Main ssree.. ~ Y
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RoMg, March 3. In the March copsistory
The Pope will institute new dioceses In the
United States, or raise those already created
u metropolitan sees.
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Black work, common and medium,
Id UpllS1 UU
Good and fine, IN bond. ........: Pr 0O@30 90
in bond. oo@ss 90
Good and Gne, III bond.........-.....35 O0@60 90
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BY TELEGRApH..s
Latest News from Washington.
The Force Bill Dead.

The Force Bill Dead.
| Especial telegram to the Dispalch.1 Il
WASHINGTON, March 4-P. K.-The Sen.
ate did not touch the force bill, 1t is COM
ptete|y dead. ra.tst.en@
The Closing Hours OF Congress.
WAsHINdToS, March 4.-The closing hours
Of Congress were devoid Of any unusual ex-
element. The members Of both Houses
officials, reporters, and every one else-this
morning wore tired and sleepy look, the
result of almost constant hard work for three
days. There was considerable confusion on
the floors Of both chambers, owing 10 the ef-
forts of every one to have business in which
he was interested promptly attended to,
though, as there ,nere no partisan measures
under consideration, every member seemed 10
be on excellent terms with his neighbor
without regard to political proclivities.
The President was In His Room,
adjoining the Senate chamber, at an early
hour this morning, and was kept busy sign
ing bills that were brought to him, the whole
number aggregating over one hundred and
thirty. 49,.
In both houses the customary resolutions
of thanks for impartiality of the presiding
officers during the session were presented
and adopted, the movers in both instances
being Democrats !!
Speaker Blaine's Closing Address.
Speaker Blaine made q closing address
but Vice.President Wilson made no re-
marks. ..
With Speaker Blaine's last word the gaVel
fell, and he left the chair and took seat at
the clerks desk. Then followeda scene pro-
badly never before witnessed in the hall of
the House of Representatives.. All over the
floor and in the rear of the seats, which were
densely packed, as well as in the galleries,
there was the widest enthusiasm, with
waving OF handkerchiefs by the ladies and
clapping of hands by everybody, the two
sides seeming to vie with each other as to
which should be the heartiest in its applause.
The Maine delegation just previous to adj
tournament presented the Speaker with q
handsome silver gayel. TIMoN.
xLHHI. CONGREsS-Second Session.
WASHINGTON, March 4, 1875.
The amendment to the appropriation bill
NNn
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THF STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ORANGEBURG County,.

By AuG. B. kNowLroN, Esquire, J.P.
Whereas, Ivy Till, hatl, made suit To me,
to grant to him Letters Of Administration
Of the Estate and effects st VIM Milen,lcr
late Of said County deceased.
These arc therefore tocitc and ndmonish
all and singular the kindred and Creditors
of the said Wm. j.. Alillcndcr, deed, that
they bc aud appear, before me, in the Cour.
of Probate, to be held at Qrangehucg, G. H.,
on December 9TH next, attcr publication
hereof, ut o'clock in the forenoon, to
show cause il any they have, why the said
Administration should not lie granted.
Given under my Hand, this 18th day Of
November. Anno Domini 1875.
AUG. Il. kNOWLTON,
[L.S] Judge of Probate, q. C.
nov 20 1879 Dt
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FOR SALE.


On the 7th day Of December next, will
sell at the plantation of a. Govan Saucy,
Mule.
head Cattle.
10 head Hogs.
Levied on Us tho property Of 4. Govan
Sallcy Mt the suit OF Ge., ii. Cornelson, I'M
der lien and mortgage
Also on the 9th day December next, al
Orangcburl;
sorrcl Horse.
Suw.
Plow and Gears.
Levied on as the property Of Joel T..
Sallcy Ut tue suit Ut Geo IL Curnclson, un-
der lien eild nartgage.
Also on the 7th day Of Dccember, at the
plantation OF John d Brown
black Mare Mule.
Levied OH as the property Of John D
Brown ut the suit of Geo II Cornelson, un-
der lien and mortgage.
lso on tue 9th December, ut the Court
House i'll Uraugrburg
cream Horse
Levied on as the property Of a p Stro-
man ut the suit Of Geo. H. Cornelson under
mortgage. j. G.. EDWARDS.
Orangeb,lrs, Nov 18th, 1875. 30 81
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For Sale.
7 IT 10
nov 20

The place now live OH is for sale Tie
House contains 4 rooms, fire place in each
room. The Dining Room and Kitchen is
connected to the House by covered passage
way. Servants House with two rooms and
fire place i'll each room. Also a Stable,
COM house and Carriage shed, and has the
bcsi Well Of Water in the Town, and has
lu,t failed during the late drought. The
whole place is under good fence, with II
Large Garden and Grape nrbcr. The place
is nearly New having been recently settled
and located in the most thriving part Of the
town. Toa suitable purchaser terms viii
hc made easy. For further particulars, adj
dress the subscriber.
nov 20--lt T. EZEKIEL,
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COUNCIL CHAMBER.

Orangeburg, S c, Nov. 10Th, 1873.
a reward Of five dollars is hereby offered
for information that will lead to the ,iscov-
cry of the party or parties who gave the
false alarm Of fire in the city Of Orange
burg, on the morning Of the 18th. a
Standing reward Of five dollars in each case
will also be paid for evidence TO
convict any person or persons
who. may perpctrate. any like offence in the
future. GEO. BOLlNER, Mayor.
Attest: t r MALONE, Clerk Council.
nov 20 st
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lhe State Of South Carolina,
oRASGERulG COUNTY,
BS ->VG, b kNoWLToN, ESD,

l1"snte Judge.
loc,J Hooker, Caroline Brookcr wife of
y John L;rooker and Oman i Riley, rs
4. Assignee of Elizabeth Gardner,
viii of Dempsey Gardner,
Again., Martha NJ II Avingcr, wife of II J
.iringcr, Mice V Gardner, wife ol Il
{ Gardner, and Jacob Riley, De-
10 Martha N RAvingcr, wife of II J Ayin.
ger lnu Nice Nt;nrlncralilJ Jacob Riley
Defendants, Erecting:
lou al' hereby required to appear ut the
Court OF p.rhatr, 10 be holden ut Orange.
burg 10 'raiieJ!'urg County, on the sixth
day'o! ~ emit cr \ ID. 1873 to shcw cause
IL any ,ou can, why the Real Estate OF.
fr'cn.ai Hooker, DECEASED, situate in said
",ln'y ~! State, bounding on lands of
Henry i'.ntl.rlri,sh, MARY /. UImcr, J 20
y llook.r, Il Eil,.y and james 2 OF, and
containing cigi hvu,,Ircd acres more or less
should nrt bc ia.tioncd and divided, ullot.
ting to the -iaid joel Hooker, Caroline
hronkc,, i iilyy, Assignee, Plaintiffs.
a'd Ala!!ila II i A,nscr Defendant, each
one !iilh hcm2i, and the remaining one
MIN III equal portions 10 the said Alice V
iardnci and Jacob l;ily, Defendants, and
I" ;uS~er ur.n ya'i i'll and singular the
matters and lhinss contained in tue petition
;oi ti.e Piaintitr This day, fled III tic office
'of the sail .jndgcof rrohate.
eilvsn under my Ilaud, this fifteenth ,lav of
September III the year Of our lord one
thons;on! tishccn hundred and seventy
firc ;'nd II HE one lun,lredlh year OF
America Independence.
AJG. j. KNOWLTON,
LIT Judge OF Probate, o. G.
!" Marina u L Avinyer, one of the Delen-
tlants nhoyr ramcd9
Inkr Nntitr, i!.at the Summons and Pcti-
.m'. n ,,c''i'' no" lied i'll the Court of Probate
~ ,ni ul'h's,p'!'S ~ county, South Carolina, on
~ .he '"1' ''i'% II SEPTEMBER, y. ID. 1879, and
.".l "'ieSs E'N apporr and show sufficient
f.uIe I' '-;Al'e. he sale Or division of the
.: nlh'S mentioned IN the Petition within the
..i'i1 ,.;ii iaIeh IT, ~ law an order pro con feseo
'zj.A& & DIB RE E,
IVY Attorneys for Petitioner.
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Dissolution Copartnership.

Tie Copartncrship heretofore existing be.
tween ohm d. Foyle Il &. w. Baxter, and
doing business under the firm name Of Foglc
X Baxter is this day Dissolved by mutual
consent JOHN ID. FOGLE,
&. ". BANTER.
urangeburg, s. G., April, 1873.
nov 2O-3t j. ID. FOGLE.
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OHs S sAElE..

a desirable Residence and Lot on Russell
Street. opposite Riggs. The house contains
six comfortable Rooms.
Also Il lot on Bronghton Street, connect
ing with the above loi, and next to W L
Mullcr's Store, containing Il good Barn and
Stables. All of the above Buildings are
entirely new and ingood repair.
For terms apply to
A J JACKSON,
Or to \ $ SlIIDRlCk
nov 20 In
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For Sale.

On the 7th day of December next, will
sell ut the plantation Of J. w. E. Nloorcr
One black Horse Mule.
One sorrcl Horse.
One Wagon.
Levied OH as the property Of ] W +
Moorcr, at the suit OF Geo. II. Cornclson
under mortgage and lien.
,C. S. EDWABpS, Dept'y.
nov 90 st
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ALSO
Ruben D. Kittrell an Petition
Infant by " L. Nc FIR
Michael ! Account
his Gunrdian ad liten, md
va. Rplinf
j. W Antlcy G'd'n, and

others.
by virtue of Judgment herein will
selt at Orangebnrg, e. IT, ON the, lst Mon.
dhy i'll December next tiuring,the lcual
hours OF sale, to the highest bidder, for
Cash, One Steam Saw Mill and fixtures,
known ns }. w, Antleys Steam Mill.
By vrtne Of Sundry Executions to me dir
cctcd, will sell 10 the highest bidder, nj
at Orangeburg c. H., on the First Mon
day III December next, for Cash, all the
hight Title and interest Of the Defend
ants III the following property, Wis:
~ risk Of former purchaser All that tract
OF land containing 100 acres, more or less,
ON the East side Of Cooper Swamp in
,orangcGInrg County, bouu,cd on the N. f.,
by la'l,ss of the Estate Of " +. Smoak, n.
W.. ty lands of. F. Hartzog, aud S. W,
anH >. r., by lands Of -- Wcstbcrrv,
NJ" AL the light, title and interest of tic
or;'hEcburg News Co. Levied on as the
property ofTl,ad. e. Andrews at the suit Of
Reuben Tomism.
y u that tract ofland in said County, con-
tanning 100 acres, more or less. bounded or
the ~ and T., by lands Of Wm Watt, on
the s. by lands Of the Estate of Jacob Ross,
and on tha W., by lands of T.: Dullnrd.
levied on as The property Of a. ii. Carr at
the snit of +. L. Fielder, Guardian.
On Tuesday the I'll, December. at Fort
Motto, a lot Of goods, wears and Mcrcl,an-
dizc. Levied on as the property of ID. J.
Carroll at the suit of D. O'Ncll \ Sons
Shcriil'< Office,
Nov. 18th, 1915. S. O. C.
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SI-S0


l'y virtue Of the Judgment herein, will
sell to the highes. h,l,lcr, at Nwangeb,rg
e. H., on the first Monday III December
next, during the usual hours OF sale, the
thefollowing tracts of land, Via: All thai
tract of land containing al,ont 4iO acres, on
-Four Hole Swamp, and bounded by lands
now or formerly OF Melton Rush, Thos.
Danzlcr. Robert Jol.l.son and DIR, r. w
Bates The same to I've sold in parcels
pnts of which will BIZ eShititcd OH day Of
sale.
Terms-Onc third cash balance on !
credit Of one and two years. purchaser
giving Bond 10 secure the crcdi, portion
Hina ior p,eIs MseEtRSagffe aRa f premises and pay
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BY virtue Of an or,lcr Of the Probate
Court i'll this cause viii sell ut Orangcbl,rs
c. H., OH the first Monday ir December
next during lhc legal keays sc sale for par
ttior+
All that tract or parcel Of lant situate
and heing in the County Of Urangeburg in
the State Of SoutI, Cnrolina, containing. onr
hnn,lrct and fifty acres more or less, aud
b)uu.ied bv lands Of I.awl encr r. Snoak,
Daniel Smoal j. Irislcr and Dry swamp,
and has such shape rs plat ,licrcni, made
ny NJ. J.. Baldwin Surveyor, dated July
Slh 1873, doth represent.
Tcsnls .Ono half cash, balance on n
credit Of twelve months, scclred by Bond
OF lie purchaser and Mortgage of the
premises ard 10 pay f"r lnpcrs and Ike
cortling. Iftclpas not complied with, 10 be
resold on succeeding sale day Mt iomcr
purchasers risk.
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For Sale

On the 9th day Of December next, will
sell 1T The Court House in Oranscburg,
One . Horse Wagon, levied on as the
property Of NJ. W. Hughs, ut the suit OF
tico. IL. Cornclson, under lien and mort
gage. GEO II. CORNELSON.
Orangchurg. S. c., Nov. II, lS75.-2S-3t
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FAIR NOTICE.

The accounts Of Estate of DR.. +. S..
'crSncr, and I'd. Boyd, have been placed
in my hands for collection, and if necessary
for SUIT. Parties interested will save
Costs by calling soon.
". II. .GIRARDEAU,
Trial Justice.
Qct2 1875 If
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SIIERIFF'S SALES.

By virtue OF Sundry Warrants OH Crop
Liens, will sell for Cash at the various
places and on the various dates hereinafter
mentioned, the following property, Wis:
at the Plantation Of l. K Beckwith on
the 9TH of December next about 10 Bushels
OF Corn, about 500 pounds of Fodder, one
lot OF Seed Cotton, and ene lot of Rice
Straw, seized on ~ the Crop OF Wallace
Rivers OH lien to l. r Beckwith,
At same place aud time about 25 Bushels
of Corn, about ! 90 pounds of Fodder, abou,
20 POUNDS Of Seed Cotton, snd Il lot Of
Cotton Seed, seized OH ae the Crop of
Meyers Glover OH lien to l. Il Bcekwith.
At same place and time about 80 Bushels
ot Corn, about l 90 pounds Of Fodder, about
l20o pounds Of Seed Cotton, and n lot Of
Kice htrnm Eci1sa - .ha Ern,, of Irwin
Gains ct al OH lien 90 L II Beckwiiii. - : -
at the Plantation of c Gchrels on the
7th Of December next, about 25 Bushels Of
Cotton Seed, about G0O lbs of Fodder, about
Is Bushels Of Corn, and u lot of Seed Cot
ton, seized on as the Crol, of Andrew
Glivings on lien to c + Gehrcls
At Orangeburg on the 9th day of De-
cember, about rs bushels of Cotton Seed,
about IS bushels Of Corn, about 500 pounds
of Fodder, and one bale of Cotton, seized
on MS the Crop of Joel L. sallcy OH lien to
Geo. II. Cornc lson.
At the plantation of A. G. salley on the
7th day Of December, about 60 bushels Of
Corn, abent 60 bushels of Cotton Seed
about 400 pounds Of Fodder, and about .
bushels of Wheat, seized on ;ls the crop OF
y. q. Saiiey on lien to Geo. II. Corne!so:,.
At the plantation Of John D. Brown on
the Tth day Of Dcccmbcr. about 40 bushels
Of Corn, about 200pountls of Fo der, and
about 6U bushels OF Cotton Seed, seized ON
as the crop Of John u. Brown, OH lien to
Geo. ii. CornclsOn.
at the plantation of ranl Simpson on
the 7tll day of December, about 50 bushels
OF Corn, about 500 pounds Of Fodder, about
400 pounds Of Seed Cotton and about 10
bushels Of Cotton Seed seized on IA The
crop Of Paul Simpson OIL lien to Geo. H.
Cornclson.
ALSO
at the plantation of " + Moorer on the
9TH day Of December, about 12O bushels of
Corn, about l50 folln,s Of Fodder, about
l20 bushels Of Cotton Seed, seized on us the
crop Of j " l. Moorcr on lien to Geo. II
Curnclson.
ALSO
At the plantation af Paul Livingston on
the 9Th day of December, abont 5 bushels
Of Corn, about 500 pounds Of Fodder, and
lot Of Pea vines, seized on as the crop Of
Peter Knots on lien to Paul Livingston.
ALSO
At the plantation Of Wm. Pauling on the
7th day of December, about rs bushels of
Corn, and about 1900 pounds of Fodder,
seized on as the crop of Vim paulling, on
lien to Henry Fundcrburg
October 8, 1875. SOC.
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