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EUROPE.
BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE

DUBLIN, May Seen. Nagle and
other Fenian prisoners of the Jacine
packet, were released from confinement
on their own pledges to the authorities,
They celebrated their freedom yester-
day afternoon by calling on Mr.. Train.
LONDON, May S.-The Times has OIL
cial advices from Talanta, AbyssiniR,
to April 2Ist., which say that Napier
expected to start for the Red Sea coast,
with the entire army, about the 25Ih OF
May.
The city of MagdalR was burnt by
the British forces.
LONDON; May s-1:2O P. M.-Consols
925sa93Is; Erie T6; U. s. Bonds 70A.
LIVERPOOL, May S-1:20 p. Moot
ton, dull, heavy and prices unchanged
cotton Afloat for England 4l3,0O0 bales
of which 81, 900 bales were Americans
stock on hand $40 900 bales. whereof
364, 900 bale are American. CorDI S9Si
flour, 366s; California wheat 15s lodi
Lard, firm; Pork, quiet.
LONDON, May S.-Omcial dispatches
received at the India office from Gen,
Napier. dated Talanta, Abyssinia,
state that on the 21st OF April, after the
capture of Magdala, 80 guns and NOR
tars belonging to the Abyssinian Gov
ernment were destroyed, and the town
razed to the rock on which 1t stood.
Gen. Napier reports that the Queen and
the heir apparent to the throne are in
camp. The army will reach the Red
Sea coast during May. All the troops
are we'll, and the army trains are well
up with the advance OF the returning
forces.
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WARRINGTON.

WASHINGTON, May s.-The following
is the bill introduced by Mr.. Stevens
Yesterday: "That as Arkansas has
adopted constitution, Republican in
form, and duly ratified article ii of the
United States Constitution,
Be il enacted, That the State OF Ar
kansas is entitled and admitted to
representation in Congress as one OF
the States of the Union, upon the fol-
lowing fundamental conditions:
nThat the constitution of Arkansas
shall not be so amended or changed as
to deprive any citizens or class of citt-
zens OF the United States, of the right
to vote, who are entitled to vote by the
constitution herein recognized, except
as a punishment for such crimes as are
now felonies at common law, whereof
he shall have been duly convicted"
A dispatch says Senator Fessenden
indicated to-day that he would proba-
bly, vote for the second article, and ex-
pressly stated, without any reserve,
that his written opinion was only ad-
verse to the first article, as he concedes
that the President has power under the
Constitution to make removals, but not
to fill vacancies while the Senate Is In
session.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, May Sat meeting of
soldiers and sailors last evening Gems.
Slckles, Cochrane, Shaler, Callum,
Smith, Sigel, and Woodford were elect
ed delegates to the Chicago Convention
of the 10Th of May.
The ninth anniversary meeting OF
the African Colonization Society was
held in Brooklyn last evening. Re-
ports were presented which showed the
society to be in a very tiourishing con-
Clition.
Rev. DIR. Putnam, of Middleboro,
Mass, died on Sunday in his SD year.
He was for 20 years II trustee of Dart
mouth College.
a rumor SAYS that revenue collector
and his deputy released ten rectifying
houses, which had been seized for the
sale of illicit whisky, and are still
running.
In consequence of the receipt OF
heavy bribes the case of England and
others, arrested for running u disil-
lery, by Col. Porter of the Internal
Revenue force, has resulted in their
discharge, Commissioner Osborn deci-
ding that England was in the employ
of the u. S. Marshal who had charge oi
the distillery, and Porter was tres
passer-appealed TO the general term.
AT II meeting of the Board OF Man
agers of the Bible Society, yesterday,
two new auxiliaries were recognized,
one in Ohio, the other in Iowa. The
entire number of books granted was
II, 1859 volumes.
Rev. DIR. Doremus, a delegate from the
Southwestern Society, made state
ment as to the need in their work.
The Church OF the Redemption con-
troversy, in which the church warden,
with the assistance of the police elected
the Clergyman appointed by the trust
ees, has been decided by Judge Barrett
against the warden.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, May S.-Charter cleo
tions were held yesterday ut Nevada
City, Grass Valley and Stocktown. In
Grass Valley politics were ignored, but
in the other two places the Union
ticket was successful by small majori-
ties. At Virginia and Nevada the
whole Democratic ticket is elected with
one exception.
Forty-five miles of the Central Pa
citic Railroad is now in operation on
the eastern slope of Sierra Nevada.
AT Paradise Valley, Northern Cali
forpia, on the 10Th of April, a band OF
Indians and. horse thieves killed one
white soldier and wounded two others,
Lieut.. Latferty and a party OF seventeen
men have gone in pursuit.
The steamer John g. Stephens brings
Portland, Oregon, dates of the End.
The strike among the Chinese la
borers on the Railroad has been adjust
ed.
Sailed, steamer Nevada, with pas,
sengers for New York, wa Panama.
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meihodist episcopal Church south.

LOUISVILLE, May S.-There was a
meeting of the Missionary Board OF
the Nj. e.. Church South, yesterday.
Bishop Pierce presided. DR.. Mcterran
made brief exhibit of the collections
and disbursements which was $50, ,O0O. he
spoke in high terms of the liberaiity OF
the Church, and said much is being
done to rebuild the churches in desoia-
ted regions and the prospects OF Tue
future are full of promise. Ihe reii.
gious interest of the .colored people
were for some time under constdera.
tion. a conference of colored peopLe
in connection with the NJ. E. Church
South, has been formed with view 10
the final organization of general con-
ference of .he cololOred preachers Oh
the NJ. e. Church South. Everything
is being done on the basis oil tne
discipline of the NJ. l.. Church South;
and Vet distinct from the whites in all
their associations and operation.
Resolutions from the foreign ooaLa ,.a
, were read requesting the donessic
board and bishops to unite with COM
mittee in arranging plan OF the Pns- ,sa-
rons of the missionary society anu l.s NC
wise a mode of raising funds. com ,i-
mite for the purpose was tneh aP
pointed. -, Ifs-. l1.
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r..a,nCn,,rantinn.

HARTFORD, CONN, May s.-one, 20 oI
the series OF State Conventions OF re
mans. which are now being held IN .,1's tpe
principal States, convened In TINS stsy o;.
to-day. About so delegates were PLea en-
ent and the utmost unanimity anu
thusiasm prevailed. a., oon.
General O'Neil laid before the nj.
zations and his plan for the 1ntuLgI' M
which will meet the approval i,I Oh az, an
and the delegates thereuPon pleost,
amount, proving that the con ybshind
is in earnest and will not Dc peninN
her sister States. lasr
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NEWS SUMMARY.
- TELEGRAPR.


Several wealthy free negroes sailed
from Havana on the 9Th as cabin pas
sengers in an English steamer, tor
Southampton. Several hundred people
OF color visited the steamer to bid their
friends adieu. The Captain General
says these negroes have returned 10
Africa, but the emIgrants themselves
declare they go to England to make an
attempt to enlist the sympathy OF the
people in the blacks.
in the Canada House OF Commons,
Thursday night a motion for the House
TO go INTO Committee of the Whole on
the resolution to- provide s., 100000
sterling for the purpose OF building
fortifcations, excited lively debate till
an early hour yesterday morning,
when the resolution passed by a large
majority.
The schooner Rebecca, from Buffa-
In. Loaded with water lime for Sam
dusky, ran ashore, Thursday morning,
on Keily's Island. She can probably
be got OF without much difficulty.
--Thomas Brown and wife were
murdered Thursday night, at Ports
mouth, N. H., and the house robbed Of
seven hundred dollars, in money and
valuables. Josiah Gibe, a former em-
ploye of Mr.. Brown, has been arrested
on suspicion.
There was a heavy snow storm yes
terday at Augusta, Maine
"A mill occupied by G. d F. Maghey,
situated on the Haverhill road about 8
miles from Philadelphia, was struck
by lightning Thursday evening, and
the building totally destroyed with its
contents.
There was a heavy rain storm and
high gale with thunder and lightning,
at New York, Thursday night.
-Intelljgenee from New Foundland
saws that the seal fisheries have been
on the whole successful up 70 the 18th
uIt., and $50, 600 seals had arrived at
st. Johff's and HayTe desGrace. Some
casualties are reported-24 men be-
longing to the Deerhound have been
misainH for thraa RaalZs.
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PENsYLVANIA.

HARRISBURG, Pa. May THE case
of the Commonwealth against the city
of ofPhiladelphia, for the balance OF ar
rears of taxes and interest due the Com
monwealth, was tried in the Dauphtn
County Court of Common Pleas, 10.
day. A verdict was rendered against
the city for So, ,751, ,246.
HAnRIsBURa, May s.-After debate
Yesterday the National Lutheran
SYNOD admitted the delegates from the
Illinois Synod Rev. DIR. Popleman, oi
Albany, was elected President for the
next two years; r. NJ. SheeltPh, oil
ersbnus. OF New York, Treasurer. The
Convention will continue its session
for a week.
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AMERICAN v41ruAsWATCHES
THE CHEAPEsT !

THE BESTII THE CHEAPEST ~
TIME EXTENSIVE USE OF THESE
Watches by Railway Conductors, Engi-
neers, and Expressmen, the most exscting
class of watch-weaIers, has thoroughly de-
monstrated the strength, steadiness, durael-
To satisfy that class in all these respects Is 10
decide the question as 10 the real Value oi
More than $4,000 are speaking for them
selves in the pockets OF the people.
Imported Watches are made on an expen-
mepoSs sG % makeTs, and are piseedIn the market
here by an Importer who nEst seeuTe.. ssaIss.i a
10 the Manufacturers profit must be add
ed Cost Of Importation.
A Custom-house duty OF 3 per cent, pay
A profit Of at least 25 per cent TO the Inn
porter, another profit TO the 1ob6eri thus
nearly doubling the cost OF the imported
At Waltharn, Watches are manufactured
on q large scale under one roof and system
saving many Of the axpensss necessarily In
Cured in small establishments; hence their
All respecta Die dealers now sen waltham
Watches, and composition, as all the world
knows, is favorable TO small pronts. The
trade Is satisfied, because, though the proht
and all are Balable.
Unscrupulous importers occasionally place
q worthless Bwfss Imitation In the market.
To avoid Imposition, the purchaser should
invariably demand o certificate OF genuine
ness, Zgned by the tIe1suEe5 Of ths 1 American
There are different grades OF finish In the
different varieties OF Watches made by the
WalthRm Company. as there are dlnerent
sizes and shapes 70 suit all tastes and means
but every Watch that bears the genuine
trade mark Of ofHWALTHAM" Is guaranteed
TO be n good one, and nobody need be afraid
to buy IT.
Eve watch Fully Warranted
For sale by all nTst-elAss dealers In the
United states and British Provinces.
RORBIHS a APPLETON,
NO. IS2 broadway, n. y.
nB-Ask for the WaItham Watch, and take
no other. II Is the best Its the cheapest.
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General Conference OF the n. Z.

CHICAGO, May s.-The Conference
assembled at the usual hour, Bishop
James in the chair. and was opened
with singing and prayer by Rev. MI, vi.
Mitchell, OF Kansas. Two delegates
from the NJ. E. Church in. Canada were
introduced. Bishop James gave LONE
and Interesting account OF ms YisiL n,IS ~
Europe. The question OF the aatiisIiOn Ill silO!,
of me Southern delegation was then
taken mn and discussed until noon Dr.
George Peck, OF New York, making an
earnest appeal for their reception. he he
was followed by DR.. E. o. Haven on Inc
same side, t.s
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GEORGIA

SAVANNAH. May 7-Alarge meeting
of the colored conservatives was helti
This evening. A US flag was present
ed to the meeting by the white cltizens' Li
ored men, and great enthusiasm was
manifested.
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MEXICO.

HAyASA, May 7.-Further Me1isa1 5iicc1
adyices state that another eonst Me-
had been discovered in the city OF dinS m
leo and the leaders arrested, in av vas
one Col. Machado. A conspitSSJ
also frustrated in Orizaba. baen
TSto thousand muskets have pes,, -,
.ordsred from the United states 70 I'LL
the National Guard at Vera Crlz., q. IN
Two million dollars Wers ssH'
England by the steamer MerseS.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
mARKErs BY TELEGKARH.
$50 NEW YoRK, May 8, 1868
REGULAR RBPoRT.
and droopIhR, - -

CorroN-Dull and Dropping; sales
SG0 baIes at 32c for mIddling uplauds,
9th some sales reported as low as
% iEEInoUR-Ciosed rather more steady
for low grades, and very quiet Tor an
other kinds.
GRAIN-Wheat-Firm with good
export demand at 81 81 for NO. z, ana ana
80 49 for No. l spring. Rye-Scarce slNl anu
firnl at 81 95 for western. OatsIf lIlh
at s7XaS75<c for western ahoat. corn
mil and heavy at 81 20a1 81 for new
and old mixed western atioat and IN
s'9se: 9Pseeo:v1s1oss-Pork-Dun and heavy
at S2S 62a2S 20 for new mess, cash ana M
regular, and S29 %, buyer June. BseI1 EEL
Quiet and steady. Cut Meats1rit 0,,iat
with moderate inquiry. Bacon-3usn.o; ~
I,ard-Heayy and lower; sales 4UO
tIerces prime steam at1e1<c. I'D
Eoas-Steady at 22a24c.
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REEVES AMBRosIA.
For the Hair,
IMPRo VEDI
1t is an elegant Dressing for the Hair.
1t causes the Hair to Curl beautifully.
1t keeps the Scalp clean and Healthy.
1t tlnviEOrates the Roofs of the Hair.
1t forces the Hair and Beard to grow luxuri-
antiy.
1t immediately stops Hair Failing Out.
1t keeps the Hair from Changing Color nom
Age.
1t restores Grey HAIR to ita Original Color.
1t brlngxOut Hair on heads that have been
bald for years.
1t is composed entirely of simple and purely
vegetable substances.
1t has received over six thousand voluntary
testimonials ofits excellence. many of which
are from phyzlcians In high standing.
Its sold In halrpound bottles the name
blown In the glass,l by Druggists and Dealers
n Fancy Goods everywhere. at One Dollar
per Bottle. Wholesale by Demas Barnes 8
Co; F. G. Wells q CO.; schienslin & Co. N. Y
marl7-lyd
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Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh Rail Road.
ON AND AFTER NOVEMBER 18th, 1857,
~ Trims will run as follows:

AlentoWn.-;lIs1Oa m 67VO n m IV'IU m
P6iiadeIphia I:9o m $40 m L, 10 m
Tickets to all principal points In the East
and West can be procured at the Union ofnce
In McLure House and At the station at
bFiasSepof| as5S General Tiefst n e I % %ASent.
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DRY aOOpS.

The demand for cotton goods Is
slowly increasing, but 1t is only ZOE
goods which are selling at low ns ano
tInproftable rates. The trade, IN IactI
is being forced, and Is far rom Deils
sbeetinrs are selling as low as il1zci
IawrenceC, 165<; Laconia b, 1915 "a "a
bot A, JIG; Bedford r, 101z. Prlnteo
Delanes, I6c; Persian Cloth, 10; Ar Ar
mours,- 20c; Printed CalicoesI lS5zai4e;
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crSc1sNATI o., May s.- p; ;MHaotbeT Mdbb
river has risen 8 feet incnes'
clear. Thermometer CYL
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& OHIO R,R, COMPLY

ORFICK RALf. 4 OHIO RAILROAD Co,
WHEELING, May {, 1871
SUMMER SCHEDULE.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL, RUN BY
the following schedule on and Rtter May
5, 1857.
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Transportation.
HEMPFTELD Rail ROAD.

ON AND AFTER MONDAY. MARCH
OD28. 1858, the train on the Hempfeld Rail-
road will run Us follows:
Leave Washington. n............,..7;30a a. m.
Arrive at Wheeling q. m.
RETURNING:
Leave Wheeling. p. m.
Arrive at Washington p. m.
Rpr2 w. ~. BUkIOH. 5uPI.
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Inc Cnlef justice Salu II WOulQ place
him in an embarrassing position TO
frame questions, and he should like to
have the advice of the Senate on the
subject, and would be obliged if they
would adjourn till ten Monday, where
upon, on motion of Mr.. Yates, the
hour of meeting was fixed at ten Mon
day. go t.sf-
The Court adjoured, and the Presi.
dent pro ten1 resumed The chair aud the
Senate adjourned. j.
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FAIR NOTICE.

All nersons indebted to CATER & WALTERS
;nust come forward and make settlement by the
4tb day of February, they will find their Ac-
connts in the hands of an officer for collection
Longer time cannot be given.
Jan. 10, 1868 %
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Dec. 25, 1867
TIM { IS MONEY !!

In consideration Of the scarcity of
money, the prices for Watch Work
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Itinerant- Traders & Auctioneers

SECT. Five Dollars day by any ilineraut Ira
der or Auctioneer, offering for sale within the
Town Of Anderson any goods. wares and nicrchan-
dize at auction otherwise, to be paid each day
in advance; and every ltinerant Trader OF Auc
tioneer so offering for sale any goods wares and
merchandise, at auction or otherwise without liav-
ing paid the above specified tax shall be fined i'll
the discretion Of tue Councillor each day lie may
SO offered Pf"cILc9. The provisions OF Ihs Sec
,iou shall not be so construed &c 30 :Try 10 The
ordinary dealers in Grain, Fruit, Potatoes Tob.c
co, Poultry. lronware, Ear;henware, or other pro-
,duce or manufactures Of like character. AiSe
Two Dollars ON the hundred dollars Of all fees and
commissions received by each licensed auclioneer
from 1heist day of january, 1867. to-the lsl day
of January, 1865: Erocded, That this clause
shall not include sales male by order of Court or
process of law. or by Executors or Adminisira-
tors.
SEC. S. .4ndbea far,hrr ordained, That the Taxes
on Real Estate shall he paid according TO the v.iu-
alton made by ihe Town Assessor, aud all other
Taxes according TO the Returns made on oath 10
the Clerk of Council.
Sgc. 9. 4nd be Il turiher ordained That sill re-
turns shall he made on or before The first day Of
February, 1868, and ell Taxes shall he paid on or
before the lst day of March next, except the Tax
es on Omnibuses, Hacks, Carriages, Buggcs, Hag-
ons, &C., kept for hire, which are required to he
paid before such vehicles shall be allowed TO rum
And persons who shall fail to make their returns
within the tune specified. shall be assessed by the
Clerk of Council ; and if any person or persons
shall fail, neglect or refuse payment of the Taxes
herein levied within the time specified the CLERK
the Council is hereby authorized and required TO
add one hundred per cent TO the amount Of the
Tax of the persons thus neslecting and refusing !;
and if the double Tux thus imposed is not paid
within twenty days, it shall be the duty OF the
Clerk to issue executions therefor immediately and
collect the same by due process of law
Done and ratified under The corporate seal of
the said Town of Anderson this the liir-
lis. teeuth day of January. in l,e year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
eight.
j. SCOTT MURRAY. Intendant
s. BLEcKLEy. Clerk.
Jan 15 1868 20
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Carriages. Omnibuses, &c.

SEC. 4. Two Dollars on each and every four
Wheeled pleasure carriage drawn by two or more
horses; one dollar and fifty cents on each and eve,
::ry horse carriage, barouche, gig, suky and
buggy kept for pleasure aud not for hire; one dol
Tar on each wagon drawn by more han two horses
..seventy-f cents on each wagon drawn by Two
horses fifty cents each wagon drawn by one
horse; the license tax on hacks, omnlDusses anu
draws. drawn by TWO or more horses, kept or used
for hire. shall be ten dollars each on all car
riages drawn by two more horses five dollars
each; and for all other vehicles on springs drawn
by one horse, three dollars each; on each wagon
drawn by two or more horses, TWO dollars and fifty
cents aud on each one-horse wagon, one dollar
and fifty cents
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Auction Sales for February.
SHERIFFs SALE.

BY virtue of Writs of Fera Facias to me directed
I will expose to sale on Saeday next, at Anderson
Court House, within the usual hours of sale, the
following property, to wit:
One Tract of Land, situated in Anderson Dig
trict. on waters of Miwee Creek, adjoining lands
of Robert Steele Jasper Williams and others, con
tanning three hundred acres, more or less, Except
the dwelling, necessary uppurtcnances, and twen-
ty acres of land, reserved rs homestead under
military orders Levied on as the property OF
Sar,>iel Craig at the suit of Jasper Williams, Admir-
and e. c.. Craig, Admir-.
Six Bales of Cotton, levied on MS the property
of A. j. Hall. at the suit Of j. S. & K. K. Beaty,
Administrators.
On Tuesday after Salcday at the late residence
of the Defendant, $500 pounds of Cotton IN the
seed, / black mule, / wagon and yoke of oxen,
fattening hogs stock hog. cows and calves,
l yearpg lot Of corn, supposed to be loO bush
els. twohorse carriage and harness, lot OF TOD
der, supposed 10 be $500 bundles. pens Shucks.
thresher. Levied on as the property OF a. y.
Hall, at the suit of DR.. w. ]. Milford and others.
One Rife Gun. levied on rs the property of Jo-
seph Simmons, at the suit Of the State for Taxes.
All of Defendants interest in one lot OF Stone
ware, levied on rs the property of A W. Clarkson'
at the suit of the State for Taxes.
One unmproved Lot in the town Of Anderson,
known as the Steam Mill lot, bounded by lots OF
o. II. P FAINT, lots of G. s. c. Railroad, and 9th
ers Levied on as the property of James Ahuer-
son, at the SUIT of S. s. Z. W. Brown
One Improved Lot in the town Of Anderson, SIT
uated on McDuffie street, bounded by lots OF Mrs.
Morris, Estate Of james A. Winthrop and others,
containing Two Acres, more or less. Levied on
as the property of the Estate of Samuel q. Earle,
at the suit of B. F. Brown.
One Unimproved Lot in the town oil ANDERSON
bounded by lanyard street, and loi on which De-
frnlaut now resides and others containing one
half acre more or less Levied on rs the properly
OF Elijah Webb, at the suit OF Sharpe Watson
On Tuesday after Salcday, at residence OF De-
fendant, lot men's hats, l lot ladies' hats, l lot
iewelry. lot buttons and tooth brushes, lot of
pocket books / lot crockety ware, six frying pans.
stock lock, II augcrs. lot spoons and gimlets,
lot glassware 3 slaies, looking glass, chairs, /
pair counter scales tobacco cutter. peg cutter
and shoe punch, s candle stands, lot pen stocks,
lot suspeniers lot ribbon, combs. needles. vio-
lin strings, wrapping paper and neckiies, chest
nut sorre mare. mich COWS and 3 calves, lO0
bushels corn. 1900 bundles fodder, pens shucks,
tour-horse wagon. double barrel shot gun.
Levied on as the properly Of D. l.. Hall, AT the
suli of Allen S. Barksdale and wife.
On Tuesday after Saleday, At Pendleton, one
Steer Levnd OIL as The property of II. J. knauf,
ut The suit of j. b. E. Sloan and others.
Terms cash.
wM. AIcGUKIN, SAD.
Jon G 1853 ~
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LARGE STOCK OF
BOOTS & SHOES,

just Received, aud low Offering at cheaper rates
than ever before known in this place.