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ADMIRAL, FARRAGUT.

The United States screw steam fngate Frank
lin agshp OF Admiral Farragut arrived IN the Thames
on the 2sth and anchored off Gravesend When passing
sheerness the daughters OF Sir Baldwin Walker (who is
in command of the NavyYar went down TO the bank OF
the river and sent some choice fruit and flowers on board
the Franklin for Mrs Farragut At Gravesend some of
the naval authorities met the Admiral and welcomed him
70 England Lord LennOx had detailed an officer to
attend upon him during his stay in England but this
being unnecessary account Of common language
was declined with thanks London OF course is out OF
town but the small portion OF society" which onchl
duties detan are doing best 10 make the time OF
their visitors pass agreeaby Lord Lennox The secretary
10 the Admiralty made special visit to London 10 see
the Admiral and II was expected that the First Lord'
Mr. CORY, would go from Ireland for the same pu
uose The invitations duner, &c, were 50 numerous
that the difficulty was choosing hosts Lady Franklin
invited the party TO dine the I'd, to meet Capt
sberard Osborne; hut they had previously promised
Thursday 10 vice-Admiral Sir sydney Dacres
On the Sd OF October Admiral and his lady were to be
entertained n company with the Foreign Minister Lord
Stanley and the Governor Of Malta Sir Henry stoIkJ by
the DowaRer Duchess Of Somerset who called upon them
in person with the invitation after their arrival On
the sd and lth OF October Admiral Farragut was 10 ac
conpapy tine Lords Of tho Admiralty upon Their annual
tour OF inspection Of the docks and navy yards and on
the evening OF the lh be entertained by them az
banquet at Socrness The Admiral with his Lady and stan
quartered at the Clarendon Hotel, il feNBVIdt''
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ACCIDENTS.

TWO FATAL ACCIDENTS FROM FALLING sTAGINGs.
ALBANY, n. Y, Oct. 14.-This afternoon fOun
men, named Frederick Brinker Samuel Lannng, Thomss
Hackett and Chas Oser Of this city, while at work upog
scaoldng repairing a skyligh in the Central Railroad
paint shop at West Albany, precpitated TO tho
ground distance Of 80 feet by the giving way Of tha
scaoldng Both OF Lannngs legs were broken and bis
spine badly injured One OF Brnkers legs was bro
ken Hacketts shoulder was dslOcated aud Osier was
severely cut about the head and neck.
MARBLEBEAD, Mass, Oct. 14.-The staging OF
the new Baptist Church. of erection here, ieA
today precptatng forty feet upon the rocks
and debris below Frank Chamberlain OF Lynn was
killed The other all received severe and probably
fatal injuries
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FINANCIAL. AND COMMERCIAL,

LONDON oct. l4-NO0n.-ConSols for money, "a SIC;
shares 7i; Erie Railway shares ca; Atlantic and Great
Western Consolidated bonds, 2l3.
Afernoon.-Consos steady az "a 5-lG FiveTwenties'
u2; Illinois Central 773 Eric, 46l.
Eyoning-COusols closed at 944 for money. American
eecures closed al the following rates United states
FiveTweny bonds. III; Illinois Central Railway snares
77J Erie Railway shares l6l Atlantic and Great West
FRASKfoRf. Oct. i4~N0on.-Unted States Five-Twcn-
EyenngUntcd states bonds are quoted at 70. for the
LIyFRPooI oct l4-NoOn-Cotton firm; Middlng
Upands. SAD. Middhng Orleans Stn.; me & estinStSG @
sales to-day 1900 bales BreadstWs-Corn - - per
quarter for Mixed Western. Wheat 1919 per Centa LOT
Red western and ~ for White California. Barley 90
y n for American. Oats 80 g 40 lo Tor CanadEsu
Extra Prime Mess Pork n q 200 10 for City Prime
Mess. Bacon, 46 q cwt for Middes. Lard, 536 q cWt
Rosin, cwt for Common American and ~ for Ne
dIum. Tallow, IS cwt for American spirits OF lny-
ThSa TnaTsf f6r 9 saSGard SE E1EG'Dn EGe per sa0 O S'
Afternoon-The Cotton market is quite active and is
believed that th- sales to-day viii amount 20 10000
bales Quotations remain unchanged Ihe bIcadsiniia
market Is buOyaut. Corn has advanced 70 45l since
noon and Red Western Wheat TO I4lO. Barley Oats and
Peas unchanged. There is change To report ia Pro
visions; all auces OF American produce III Tins market
Eyennc1The Cotton market has been very active dur
ing the day and there was slight advance IN quotations
which closed firm follows: Middng UpandS, 5lCd
Mddlng Orleans, llGd The sales Of the day exceeded
The Breadstufs market closed very strong and firm.
0orn has advance 10 4ss qualeI i0I p Nc ns&Su
aud ~ for California White Barley steady at 6. Oats,
so Peas hrm al so T. quarter Tor Canadian. bctl 10
Pork an. Bacon 45'. Lard, 55 G. Cheese. ~. Com
Rosn, SO; and Medium Rosn, l2i. Taiiow. A. 3.
Tarpentine has advanced 10 % Petroleum, - Tor
LONDON. Oct IA -Noon-No. 70 Dutch Standard snear,
256. Calcutta Luseed, 6S per Imperial quarter LIN
seed Cake. 9lO 10 per tan rfeedns. Whale OIL 43o er
z52 gallons. Liusced Oil &46 per tun.
AfteruOOn.-Sugar ls steady at 2j6 llnSecd ON mas
advanced 10 $50 10. Sperm Oil IS quoted at alIO per
ftun.
>Evenng-sugar. 25G Liuseed, ce g. Lnsccd Cakes,
alOI5'. Lnseed OIL so l0.. Whale on, &os Sperm
OIL. 4llG.
ANTWERP Oct 14-Noon.-Petroleum, s. francs for
Etandard White.
Ai:ernOOn.-Ihe Petroleum Market is quiet.
Evening Petroleum closed 40 "a slight decline. sian
dard White was last quoted at 81 francs 30 ccntli4,s
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AUSTRIA.
SECRET AND CURIOUS NEGOTIATIONS OF KOS
sUTH WITH RUSSIA AND FRANCE.

SECRET AND CURIOUS NEGOTIATIONS OF KOS
sUTH WITH RUSSIA AND FRANCE.
The Naplo of Pesth publishes the following:
On the lst Of August. lss. BathyaDyi and szemere
arrived at Nyiradon proceed 10 Arad by order Of the
Government. Kossuth learnt, probably from Gorgey
himself party from the agents he had in the camp
Of the latter that that General had began negotiations
with the Russians This explains why he took into his
own hands the peace negOtotons which he intrscd 10
of Kossus was neither more nor less than
the offer Of the Hungarian crown 10 Russia Inc TWO
Ministers separatey opened. upon that basis, neg0-
tjaons with Marshal Paskevsch, when, on the 9Th OF
August lsI9. IN the house OF the BISHOP bremer tney
handed their first note the Russian parliamentary
Wlorndayis had the night before To arrange
for the exchange the Russian officers In the hands of
the Hungarans. That note delivered 10 Marshal iaskie.
6rnssty hut its purpor was induce Russia 10 make
separate pence with Hungary THESE negotiations were
unsuecessfu But the 7h Of August szemere aud Bat
thyany sent second note 70 tue RUSSIAN ueheta llal
nanied by Col Leopold Benydzky, Capt Joseph Bethlen,
and detachment Of hussars 70 the Nicholas Regnent
While the latter were proceeding 10 the Russian Generals
quarters, ministerial copncor fepiaesd ,ne others y,
re OF the In that third note kossuth
formally offered the Hungarian crown 20 the Russian
dvnasty on the basis OF the ldea Of stcdo genifue
Poelteberg had not yet returned ana IL had been De
dad to send an embassy to conclude the peace. The
nerson chosen by KOssuth for that mission was Petef
rsenoycs The rapid OF events brought the nego
tiations 10 an end" Kemeny. IN the same article pub
ed nv the haDO asserts that when ho met kOssuth. IN
ssif1erand they both spoke about the Back admnsra
tion and Kossnth told him that Teeky was going 10
Zurich where the dpiomaists were Just negotiating the
ueace The conversation naturally turned upon the
italian war Kossuth shid 20 him that the first time he
,,sid "A visit 90 the Emperor Napoleon At Vafranca
sone one was already waiting Ia the ante but that
Kotsuth had the honor 10 be received lie ttst
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TEN
GEN. GRANT AND THE LEGIsL .ug l- HE MISS
ING SCHOOL PUN To- ssf

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 14.-ResolutiOns were
introduced in the Legislature to-day favorng the nomi
nation Of Gen. Grant for President and for the reduction
Of the tax on cotton. bill introduced assuming
claims OF loyal citizens FOR property taken or destroyed
during the war. Gov. BrOwnlOw has submitted the re
port OF Mr. McElwe who sent 20 Memphis 20 nyes-
tgate the condition Of the Insurance National Bank that
borrowed the school funds The report is stactory
indicating but small chances % recover the balance due
amounting To over 100000.
william and Henry Crockett Of Williamson County
have been brought here. charged with the murder OF
Joseph Drake, colored, and shooting his wife. The
negroes employed 'by the CT0cketts in making
crop The prisoners gave bail IN the sum Of $500 FOR
their appearance tomorrow. they are conhdent OF an
acquittal
Joe Wharton. cOlorcd man. was convicted today in
the Criminal Court Of attempt 20 commit rape upon
a white woman q year ago lie was sentenced 70 tlle
Ienteutary fOr 10 years.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15
EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.

TIE UNITED STATES EUROPEAN SQUADRON.
y ATLANTIC EGEAPH
SOUTHAMPTON, oct. 1.-THE United states steamer
Tconderoga, Capt Robert IT, Wyman commanding
arrived AT this port to-day
FINANCIAL DEPRESSION ON ACCOUNT OF THE
ITALIAN REVOLUTION.
LONDON, Oct. 14-Evening.- confined acita-
ton in Italy and the determined disposition cvinced
by the Party of Action to persist IN its attempts at
an invasion Of the Roman territory cause much
financial uneasness and depression IN tins city and
in Paris n
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MISSOURI.
THE STATE BONDS.

ST. LOUIS, Oct 14.--Ihe Erening Dispatch
learns that legal steps have been taken for an application
20 the United States supreme Court FOR mandamus to
compel the State Treasurer of Missouri TO pay the inter
est due State bonds out Of the money now IN
the treasury.
In the United States Circuit Court Judgment by default
was rendered In favor Of W. :. Alley OF New-fork
against the CITY of Hannibal Missouri for sls00OOhons
issued by Hannibal In behalf Of the Pike County inos
Railroad. .
ting with Judges Treat and Krekle OF the Circuit court
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rALY

GARIBALDI RELEASED UNCONDiTlONAlLY.
The fact has already been announced that
Garibaldi was to Caprcra without any undertaking
being required from him by the Italian Government In
the lorento OF Genoa appears the following letter from
the General himself 20 that effect Genoa, Sept n,
lsC7-In the Citadel Of Aessandra the offer was made
to restore complete liberty and without conditions
at Caprera. In order 10 avoid all ambiguity beg you
10 publish IL. Yours, q. GARlbALD'
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IN COLCHESTER, CONN.

HARTFORD, Conn, Oct. A. brutal murder
occurred at Colchester, late on SATURDAY. hgn' oever
JrIshmen under the influence OF liqnor had quarrel
which finally resulted In blows John kiday was mar
dcred. His head pounded 10 Jelly Win stones ana
clubs Daniel Sullivan, the supposed murdorer escaped
bnf is very closely pursued One hundred dollars reward
has been offered by the selecten for nsarrest' he 10
.unnosed 10 he making his way toward New YORK.
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VISITING MILITARY COMPANIES IN HARTFORD

VISITING MILITANT NV'iI "''I'' ~ o''''
Hartford, Conn, Oct. 14.-The Amoskeag
Veterans OF MancheserN H., and the Providence Light
Infantry, will arrive in this city tomorrow noon. aud
he received by the Putnam Phaank whose guests they
are The visitors will be welcomed by Mayor Chapman
I'm behalf OF the city. In the evening the Phaanx VIII
give a banquet to their guests at Allyn Hal Coy En-
sl,sh will review the military Wednesday, and the
Visitors will return the afternoon.
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH.
THE YELLOW FEVER.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. A.-The yellow fever
nterments during the hours ending at o'clock on sa-
day morning were S2 and FOR the % hours, ending 81
o'clock this morning, the number was SS
GALVESTON. Texas, Oct. H-The yellow fever ls Fey
severe at Victoria Major Lathrop, commanding uo
posi- died on the 9th inst. with IL others
MOBILE Ala Oct 4~There four yellow fever i'm
termeuts to-day. rr .t
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SOUTH GERMANY.
RADICAL MEETING IN wURTEMBURC

ARADICAL MEETING IN wURTrMBURG.
A Stuttgart letter of Sept. 20 says that num-
meeting Of the popular party held here has voted
the rejection OF the treaties concluded with Prussia and
declared also that the Minister Of Foreign Affairs on
Varnbuher had not the confidence OF the country Then
the meeting pronounced against the new law OF military
service as not identical with the law which II IN
force In Switzerland and against the augmentation OF the
taYes Finally IL voted lthe vOcation of national
constituent assembly, conformity with the law OF the
lst OF July, ls49,
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1865.

The vote as compared with last year shows Repubi,
can loss OF lOi and Democratic increase ofSf compared
with 1885, n Republican loss of77l, aud Democratic n-
crease of 4a compared with 1894 Republican Increase
OF l2 and Democratic Increase of 96l; compared WIN
1858 "A Republican increase of 20jS and Democratic n-
crease OF IO20 The average Republican majority TINS
wear was Messrs Bgelow and Gray running aneau O
their ticket In some districts
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IMPENDING DANGERS.

The Hon. }. w. McClurg, Member of Con-
gress from Missouri writes letter to The ST. Louis Dem
ocraL from which we quote ms follows:
.h a some additional evidence that the Rebels are
oaiu secroty as well openly IN Maryla mar.
s6ang their forces throughout the country for united
hav, TINS far failed tn desfrov ~" Env"rnhenf glVe
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THE CASE OF THE MASSACHUSETTS STATE
CONsTABLES

SPRINGFIELD, Mass Oct. 1f.-The state Con-
stables who attacked by the mob at Westnea on
Saturday night and shot and killed Que of Their assa
ans have all been admitted 10 bail In 5000 each ana are
held for trial "a charge Of mansanghter.
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FIRE IN BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, Oct. 15-12:30 a. ma fire is raging
in the lower end Of the city, which supposed to be tho
work of an ncendary. At IL midnight policeman Ola
dnty on Perry-s near Manst, gave the alarm Ci ie
which had broken out In boarding house. owned byF
Pfees IL is feared that the whole block viii be ogn-
suned The loss will amount TO about sOOco NO lnser'
ance on any Of the property destroyed
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THE SOUTHERN lSTAIES.
KENTUCKY.

THE CONGRESS COMMITTEE IN THE CONGRESS
MEN Ell t
LEXINGTON. KY, OC.. 2 Election Com
mittee Of the House of Repre- ZEE engaged in the
investigation Of the charge against the mem
bers elect from this state h.. Lit .ig q session
here since Friday last. Tho cA rOceed from here
Louisville next Saturday and 1ce taking testi-
mony there Monday corning =. llso of October
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TIE GRAND JURY IN NEw-ORLEANs.
Nrw- ORLEANS, oct, IA grand jury for tins
Parish wac drawn to-day Il composed OF hall whites
and halt blacks.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

BELFAST ireland oct 1.-THE bark tBerina. Capt
Cummings, which sailed from Glasgow, bound ioT EuS
ton pat this port today IN leaking condition, lav
iLg suffered damage in the recent severe storm.
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THE srEAMsnIP GEN sEpcwIcK DISABLED:

GALVESTON, Texas, Oct. 1.-THE steamship
Gen sedgwck was fallen In with badly disabled as miles
west OF Ship Island Shoals and Yesterday towed n
chor with the loss of her topgaantmast and topsa1is
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BY STEAMSHIP.

The Inman steamer City of Baltimore, Capt
MeGuigan which left Liverpool at r. on the "a and
Queenstown tie sd September arrived here yesterday
morning.
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GERMANY.

A POSTAL CONVENTION WITH SOUTH GERMANY.
A telegram states that about the middle OF
October negotiations will be opened for the conclusion OF
nosta gements with South Germany. The Southern
States will send plenpotentaries for that purpose 10
Berlin.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15
LAYING or A coRNER STONE IN rmILADELrnIA

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 14.-Tho corner stone OF
the new Hall of the Commercial Exchange Association
Was laid to-day. An address wac delivered by senator
Iattell ~ NrwJeTeoy
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ELECTION INTELLiGENC
NEW-.JERSEY.

TIE NEWARK CHARTER ELECTION.
The Common Council of Newark have can
vassed the returns as officially filed with the City Clerk
We compare them as follows:
,Sa, fSRG IA6h.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
InIISIANA

Tie registration, now nearly complete, shows
eot.s white, and 1890 colored voters.
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FTORnlA.
RESULTS OF TIP rFoIsTRATI0N.
Tho following are ,Ae official returns of Reg

Santa Rosa County not yet fully reported Its regstra
zion h estimated at 600 Total estimated Reg gstrati0u OF
the state 2C.5Js Estimated colored majority, 1890
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THE OHIO RIVER FALLING.
louisville Oct 14.-The river is falling
rapdly There are 26 inches OF water III the capaL -
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GEN. GRANT VISITED BY A BODY OF CLEk'I-
MEN-THE CONGRESS INVESTIGATION OF IiE
MARYLAND STATE GOVERNMENT BE@tN-
THE LOBBY sWINDLERs-THE COUNTERFEIT
GOVERNMENT NOTES
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
ANDERSON DISTRICT!

ANDERSON DISTRICT!
JOHN W. GUYToN, who is in the custody of the
Sheriff of Anderson District, by virtue Of a writ
of Cnpias ud Saisfac,endum, at the suit of John D.
Ashmore having flied IN my Office together with
Schedule oath. his estate and effect his petit
titon to he Court Of CJiiimod Pleas praying that
ne may he admitted to the benefit of the Act of
the General Assembly nauc for the relief of in
solvent debtors Ii is ordered thar the said John
D. Asniore, and all other the creditors to whom
the said John W. Guylhn is, in anyWise indebted,
he, and they are hereby summoned and have no.
ice ic appear before the said Court at Anderson
!. H., OIL the 25rh day Of March next to show
Gauge, il any th-y cln, why the prayer of the Pc
tition aforesaid Should not be granted
Clerks Office, Anderson District, S. c., 25th day
OF December, 1866.
JOHN W. DANIELS, c.c.c.p.
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+ ak Notice.

I WILL be at the following places at the time
specified for the purpose,of Assessing and Necelv-
ing, the Stare Tax for 1861,
Al Orrville, Monday, Sth April; White Plains,
0ti; Longs Store, 10th; McCann's, lth; wilson
& Carpenters Tan Yard, 18th; Browns Muster
Ground, Monday, 18th; Townville l6th-;7 : pendle-
ton, l7th; Ealon's, 1Sth-evenineiatC Craigs; Cen
treville. l9th-cvening at Shearer's; Maj. Gil
mer's. Monday, 22d; McClinton's, 23rd; Hollands S
Store o4th Mofattsville, 18th ; fuckers, 2Gtl /;
Storeyile. 9th; after which time will be ut An
dersou C. Ii. until 18th May, when the Books will
.be closed.
All Real Estate is taxed 30c. on every SlO0
worth. All buggcs, carriages, gold and silver
plnte. watches, Jewelry and pianos, on hand hrst
January, 1867, 81 on;cycry $500 worth. On arti-
cles manufactured for sale, barter or exchange
between Isl; January, 1866, and lst January Iooi'
81 ON every 500 worth On gross incomes from
employments faculties and professions, IS rom ls.
January. 1866, to 1st January, 1867, - on every
500. On sales of goods. wares and mercnanooze oa
from lst January, 1866, to lstJanuary' dooi' ooc
ON every 500 worth On gross income IRON sai-
aries rents. dividends and monies at interest," ID
excess of $500, 81 on every S1OO. On gross IN
come from saw, -four and grist mills, and COTTON
oinned ON TOLL from 1st January, o65.to lst jan
uary. 1877, 81 on every SlOo On hotcls' rcSeau ael
rants and eating houses, from Isl January looo'
to ]st January; loof, p ou-e'e,J 1. 9Socc
income from barrooms, from lst January, looo'
leI 10 sl January 1867, $40 on every Sloo Capita
ton Tax, on males between q and 90 years resi-
dent in the State on lst February. 1867, 81 EACH
On dogs in the State, on lst january 1851 eI-
cept one dog for each plantation, and one for each
inhabited lot in Town and Village, 81 each. Road
Tax, Ss1 per cent. Poor Tax: s1@ per cent.
Every employer shall mako returns of the
names of all persons, liable to taxation that are
An persons selling goods or spirituous liquors
are required to make quarterly returns OF sales
and nav the taxes thereon for 1867; the5returns
tor.the first quarter Are required to be made by
the 9th April
Silver, q. s. Legal Tender Notes, or Notes OF Ma.
tional Banks, Bills Receivable of the State OF
South Carolina, or Pay Certificates Of Jurors ana
e0As'l'''s, S. E. MOORE, T. C.
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Administrators Ito Sale.

Will be sold ;tosthe highest bidder, on Wednes-
day instant, at the late residence OF hlr
LIZ Osbovne, deceased, the following property ::
One two-horse Carriage and Haruess,s0 One Piano
Forte. household and Kitchen Furniture, and the
entire Personal prQp perty of the Estate.
; s. The; terms of sale will be made known on the
deysof sale. -. :. =.
x p. AL persons having Left hides with Mr.
gosbornetto tan are notified that they can obtain
their lestherby calling Ut my Office on or after the
22d instant. y : 8. m. :
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In Eouity---Anderson.

fohn F. Milford, e,. a., BY next friend, rs. Will
liam Milford, a. al Proceedings to partition
Real Estate
nr john L. Milford. deceased. names and number
unknown. who reside beyond the limits of this
Stale. do appear before me within three months
from the publication .lercof, and enter into bond
with at least two good surctics, to secure the pay
nent in twelve months of one hundred and sixty
four dollars and fifteen cents, the appraised valua-
lion of Lot No: Of land, allotted to them by the
commissioners Under The writ in partition, and
described in their return, and receive
the land or in default thereof the said land will
be sold at public sale.
W. W. HUMPHREYS, c.EA.D.
Commissioners Office.
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Post Office Notice.

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