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YrUR SALE-RF WEST. AUSTIN & GETAWAY,
II Heal kststr and Lean nrtk+1s 1icom !. Iva Dear.
tsntt iex9tiig, At* y h.;esss~nod fronting Gtten
ca1a- IsErls t4adr to tnlt se sa'rr!a-cr SnAll
Heuv aasn. tAlsner IN n",hshly in.t.lueuta if dc
a4ttd No AFR OF susef Investment fo the city.
Is Iuta Rock Island car tbope ant Union 1toek
fardt. with tail pa, Ment4 down. taAnce time TO
st the rurrs..1. This L. splendid ras,ec to scurc
le!re In Iosti"n o. shc city thss Viii .spa
y. ky es1llGk s,oo 100 Per crrt can bc made fn one
se1s On tile Investment.
few Of those lots lift yek tFoatlng on stst4
and Wahash xr.- ut n Forty .Hftti.st-
Hnurcz With ionk leate Il kro1tnd. Ftnatcd on Slz
ttcnth State, and different parts ct the city,
Patti wtaiInE eood invfxsncnts III do well 10 c41
and list oi psp1ostJ Ia al Parts Of the city
Having e1fnr epf,d bzfRx1np
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Pursuant to an order Of Honorable Judge BRYAN
In tue above case, dated July 13th, 1850, Will
seli on tne iiIst MONDAY In November next at
The following VALUABLE PROPERTY of said
Ist: Ing PLANTATION On which said bankrupt
sides OF the Wilmington and Manchester Rail
aeSrss y :
Sua e pgssy E and Mrs
lots and tracts, which viii be sod sensrats.S
assignee and Which viii be exhibited ON the S dsS ae
ds seS FOR he hsss a are 81 sSasSh
the tracts, containing 200 to 800 acres, more or
lee, situated less than half mile from the the Mars; %
pinf depot, one Of the finest and best arranged
aweinngs IN the State with nower-garden and
ID. ATRACT OF LAND on the north side Of Little
s9
District, and recorded In book -, page =, in the
there by Lands Of David Page, John F. Page % and
LOT AND OFFICE de IL Msslos nSM sssSfn Village
square; bounded on the north by Lot OF g. 81.
McMillcur, and south by s. N. Brown, Tor g.
4 ipd e FRAcT of LAND
known as Birds Landing, on the Great Peedee
sss sSeys
by Great Peedee River on she west, by the public
road on the east and on all other sides by Joseph
Birds Land, at the Peedee Bridge OF the Whining
ton and Manchester Railroad.
@ 5th; % 0ne-hal6 interest IN three ls) unimproved
containing each lve:tepths Of an acre; bounded
by Lands o! John Annions, W. J. Dickson and
others, and situated near the Depot OF the VIII
le II, Is in aplat 6f said village made by Deputy
Surveyor Levi Leggett, dated February s, 1851;
said lots conveyed to J. J. and w. w. Harliee by
9th. One-half Interest tn LOT OF LAND and
0ffice thereon In the Village Of Conwayboro',
western end fronting on Main street; conveyed
to Harlles and Walsh by II. Buck, assignee; lot
marked az No. 3, o 'lf''
Terms-One.fourth t,l, cash; balance on ere.
dit OF one and two years; purchasers to give bond
with interest from tho day df sale, payable an.
nually, secured by mortgage OF tho premises, and
| to pay for all necessary papers and stamps.
octla VS. A. II. FORD, AsaIgnee
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HENRY WARD HERS
SERMONS IN PLYMOUTH PULPIT,

Are being read by. people Of every class and dc.
nomination all over this country and Europe.
They are full OF vital beautiful religious thought
and feeling. PLYMOUTH PULPIT Is published
weekly, and contains Mf. Beecher's Sermons and
Prayers, in form suitable for publication and
binding. Por sale BY all ,pewsdealers Price 100.
So giving two handsome volumes Of over 4oo
pages each. Haif.yearly 81 76. new and
superb steel portrait Of Mr. Beecher presented TO
az yearly subscribers. Extraordinary ofrer I
PLYMOUTH PULPIT ($3,l and The Christian Union
tS2 to,, an Unsectarian Independent Weekly
Journal Of Christlahity-with Lecture Pcom Talks
and Eeditortat Articles by Mr.. Beecber, sent to
one address for 81 weeks for four dollars. spe-
ctal Inducements 10 caDvassers and those getting
up clubs. Specimen copies, postage free, for 8
>J..B. FORD & CO., Publishers,
septso limo No. so Park Row, Now York.
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Auction Sales This Day.

II. NJ. Marshall & Brother will sell at haf-past 10
O'Clock, at their onlce, horses, furniture, &c.
Miles Drake VIII sell Mt 10 O'Clock, at his store
clothing, dry goods, &c.
william Mckay Will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his
store, furniture, &c.
N. A. Hunt will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his store,
boots and shoes.
Knox, Daily Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock, at store
No. '231 King street. q stock OF fancy goods.
]. Fraser dathewes Will sell this day at hsu-past
10 O'Clock, Brussels carpet, piano, &c.
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Meteors. Aereolitea, Storms and atmospheric phe.
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Greek Myths Of cloud and Storm. sias. ssl' 'I'
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d, lean who has treated the subject OF Indian Ny
Boker-Konlgsmark: the Legends Of tho Hounds,
and other Poems. BY George'H H. Boxer. 4l 7S.
Robinson-Dlary, "Reminiscences and Correspon-
Country Parson-NeM editions. RecreatIons, .
vols. e2 80; Leisure Hours, 81 IS; Grayer
Thoughts, 81 30 Everyday Philosopher, 81 rs;
Counsel and Comfort, 81 Is; Aatumnai Holy
WORKS OF PICTIeN. .fy;!-
Andersen,s improvisatore; Mrs: AuBtin's Ci-
pher; Mrs. Bache's Legends Of Fairy Land; Miss
Braddon's Black Band; Mrs Brigh.,s Three ,Bere.
and 6rcese; Mrs. DORIS sibyI huntington; Dor.
"; HOliand,s 1spasls Victor Huso's Claude
MacIenzie,s Married Against Reason; MarlItt's
Countess Glsela; Nauman's Sidney. Elliott; Mrs.
Gewby's Margaret Hamilton; and, Right and Left;
OLeary's Irish Widow's Son; Robinson's Under
Markness; Troilopels Drc9p Numbers; and, Giulio
Daiates' q; Walter OgilDy? Miss WARMERS Daisy;
Mrs. Woods Roland Yorke. octl
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TEE GERMAN soCrsTY.-The Suedlloher Cores.
pendent says that satisfactory progress has been
made In the, preliminary organisation of this
muoh-needed society, and that the collectors will
handiih their list at q meeting Of the committee
70 be held tomorrow evening. Branch ssenclcs
WIl be opened wherever there are German
sSttlers ina South Carolina. and will have the
right under the constitution, to take part in the
proceedings Of the annual meeting.
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TIE THEATRE To-NIGHT.-The cold weather,
now 30 perceptibly coming on, will doubtless
nightly have thcsefrect Of making our snug little
Theatre at Hibefnan Hail. a more popular resort
than hitherto. The bill for tonight comprises the
dramatic versionrbf Mrs. southworth's famous
story, 'Thc Hidden Handp and the laughable
sfterpiece called,ISuA oonJugal Lesson" The con-
pany continues 70 present new pieces each eve
ming, mountedwtth evident care and q creditable
attention to detsils.sl Thu; scenic arrangements
are especially worthy Of pfslse.s
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FIN PROPERTY IN PESDLIroN.-We invite the
especial attention OF parties seeking good invest
ments to the estate sale Of the property Of the
late Benz. +. Sloan, In the healthy and pleasant
Village Of Pendleton. The residence, especially,
is very desirable one. See advertisement.
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GoNE.-Master George Hunter, the youthful clog
dancer OF SkiH Gaylord's troupe, was shipped
to his parents North, on the steamship Adger yes.
terday. Onlcer NIpson carried him to the vessel,
and wien she moved or the little fellow bade him
goodbye, saying that II any one bought him
(Hunter for fool they wopndn't sell him as such.
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90 81 Sxs,3;f55 ittf3.as s51
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LACE e . O I ID
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Lace and Embroidery f..N
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onAkL.:s,o. nor,

onstar kaofnan. Savannah; p!i,Yy iirary, ) 4.
4. Martin, New York: Jacob Wolfe WI, aSoro;
W. Il Haif.ton NJ. y: Hewitt, New Yurs ,,cod.
rich, Miss Goodrich NrE York; W. IL shaw. =. G..
Shaw, city: T. j. Raymond, Mr.. Cook. VIC -n,l
ciiid, New iori: I'd. T. Amblcr, WIFE, .l,i. nd
nurse, JacHSonvic; Miss lotume srizs Nnycs,
Bostun q X James, New Ycrk;J Molon. v.
hcw York World; Julius !. .corman, New yn-, .
u d '7s!ionquist Barnwe: s. H. Plumb, k,t
ton, i2nn; ~ ''illett, Augusta; F. H,.
He'iasl' oeo.S' Scggi. Dublin; S. = u ton.
- 49,, - -. a. Sou.i, Sarv. 4. l,.,,.. a.
Nsrtth. Cinrinuoc lam-Y go "a, s.nter, ,ai
req Adaw: Sqbai Caroll' ~ Epp,ng, Ora.
vile; Grate narthsr oavann,.n
erAIILIoS hursL
&C DGboso s. SIciheu's; Rrrert FER Sson
utg y, ]. 'cno.itoa Steamship Dictator; Lewis
states Rtdgcv,i'"' Il. Wilson, Sonth Carnur /;
Hesrey Dllasl Edgedcld; Or. = CoIer.
,pageourg; J ". Dopson. $. S. wis Ratuwcl.
Yard, Nc@nerryi Ii. s B9o.cr, troy ,cy,i;
@. w. Bonner, Jonesyie; J.. Wood, Rochester, N.
Y; D. Wlnslow and lady, Cooperstown; Peter D..
Lincoln, Sumter; Lewis A. Strobel, Ridgeyllle; N.
~. Rothschildi A. a. HowbensS.sW.. Davis, New
York; 1. Lebermap, PhIlsdspnia;s wy. WIther.
spoon, Clarendon; J. Ryqanibie, Gourdlns; 8. D.
Russell, st. stephen's;s VI IA. Riley, Miss Riley;
Allendalc;, Mrs. J. w.4Mo6n and c6iid, ~ Net
ties. South Carolina; J.gi Woodiey, Thos. welch,
Clio. l,I ,.ssb ~
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bILI o.. JoRT4ii --,-- Duriag the week ending
:saetober % 1919, there vI-e ;,-,, +;v deaths In
ci .elcceT :, Mites ahd twen,Y hye blacks.
'Or the whites thcrc wcIc ftur ma.l nndiuti- 70,
male s,'ul,s one and two fei,alr ,'hldr"H )t ID"
blacks there we're cight maj, ana eight female
ai,dts and SIS male aud r'r,t fam-s ChH1rn
5ta.1, wero Luher nne sen; u a9e; q IL nrs~ a
oao and ave; one natNe,oNSe ,au ien hrcc ~
.1weep ten an" tM atJ p4sreap v,n;y art
.n:rty ;.fo'r ort h,l AAi '.fe ate bt-
seventy; one between seventy and eighty; one
between elshty and ninety years Of age,;r1 !
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, AT CHAMBERS
Yesterday, in the case Of Savage Hayward, MEM
ber OF the firm Of T. Savage Hayward Sons, the
application to amend schedule was granted.
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BY JOHN 8. RYAN.
A UCTION SALE OF LOT OF LAr
IA NORTHEAST CORNER OF EAST BAY
AND QU1GNARD STREET.

On TUESDAY, the I'd day OF November, at,
Old Postoffice at IL O'Clock A. M., will sci
Public Auction, Without any manner OF reserv,
AL that LOT OF LAND, at the Northeast corr
caf Rast Bay and Gulgnard street, measuring
1S3 feet on auiena,.,' street, and "a feet 8 Inc
on the back, be the same MOI :" 'aSs' =
ALSO,
rue LOT Immediately adjoining the above o
the north line, same dimensions.
Terms OF Sale-0ne-third cash; remainder /,
one, TWO and three years. secured by bond
Tor conveyance and stamps, o-
NE n: B;-FoT 9Ether Information, apply to
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT Yesterday the northward
bound express train Of the Northeastern Railroad
ran Off the track q few miles above the city, by
which. the express car aad freight car were
smashed. No one WAS injured. This train and
the down train also were delayed several hours.
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AccEFrED.-Au OF the parties appointed asses
,sors by the Committee on Assessment have, with
the exception OF Mr. Edward Kirke, accepted the
appointment. sa .. E. xxx
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DIsAoREEADLR wEATnER-Tho weather yes.
terday was about as dlsagreeable as possible, 1t
rained and 1t blew-maklng umbrellas over
GOATS and lres In demand. ,i'5 fes
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CNvrO.

pioarl.a- T-2., a&-' ha. arf.e, "is ciea,,H thta
-,S-t yesterday fol Livcrpooi, 81 Mcssrs. w. L.
9 s-u "-''o.s witha cargo OF thirty-two bags or
ssa taian1 sands Two thoussnd two hundred and
'wentyfoar bnles Of upland cotton. This ship
i'es received p.on,pi dispatch by her conslyhees,
i'qsing 'eeil at jul work every day ahe was on
&he 'th, ara she will probably DC enabled TO
proceed 70 sea ihls fofenvqn.x she, IA lhei Gisl
atearner ror. this 20, for LiyeipooI tni season,
hhts"iii' 10 immediately followed by the steam.
sl,ir psrien OF MessrP y. Stprc Co. ,s llue which
Vessel Is hourly expected
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THB CHEAPEST YEr.-THB NEWS Job once Is
now printing bill.heads In the best style and on
fine paper, at 50 so per thousand Merchants, think
OF itY
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ONE OF DICKENS, or scott's Works is present
ed to every annual subscriber 10 the XIX Cen
bury. .SAlC eAi! '.t-s!tr..11sii oct6
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ONE oU1RE fine initial note paper and twenty
i've envelopes to match, for forty cents, atC. G
RIghter,s No. 1e1 King street.
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Grorkeru, China, &f.
@ II Il N A.
OF DIREc IMPoR TATIoN
AT MPoRTER's COST.

Now opening, fine line Of
FRENCH CHINA, DINNER SETS
( Tea Sets, Toilet Sets.
.,l ALSO, srt ta
SEPARATE PLATES, OF all the sizes
Cups and Saucers, OF all the sizes
Tnrecns, Sauce Tureens, Boats, Dishes, Cover
Now Ia the time to I'LL up vacancies at cogt Cal
and see the stock. II. II. MCDOWELL
For Importers,
oct26 mwf3 King and Liberty streets.
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= NEW YORK Herald, Times, Tribune and World,
ave cents per copy, at @. O.. Fighters No. foI
King street. atEt5S'
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Anriion Sales.--future nuns.
a. L E r KS SALE.
IN, EQUITY-ANDERSON COUNTY-B. FRANK
bLOAN ys. WILLIAM II. ID. GAlLLARD AND
OTHERS-BlLL To PARTITION KEAi,
ESTATE. &c. or BENJAMIN r
SLOAN, DECEASED.

1y virtue OF an order TO me directed from the
honorable Circuit Court OF the Eighth Judicial
District will sell to tho highest bidder at Pen
uieton Village, Oh FRIDAY, the 10th day Of Ne
The HOUSE AND LOT. known as the late resI.
9ence OF said deceased, situated In the vlllug, OF
sSnun ssSSnu,cson on street, adjoining Lot OF 4.
acres more q less 80.
tne BklCk SToREH0USE AND LOT, situate In
nov occupied by J. B. f: Sloan & Co.
Terms OF Sale-Onc.fourth OF tho purchase
credit OF twelve months. with Interest from tis1
OF sale, secured by the bond OF purchaser. and at
least two approved sureties with mortgage
the premises. Purchaser to pay for stamps al
titles. JOHN w. DANIELS
Clerk Of Court Anderson County
OOt37 n I'm 1ODkO
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"A MopHL EsrABL1snXHST.-we invite the atten,
tida Of the friends OF The Nsws In the cityaand
thsGYshppt the State to the excellent facilities
which our once enjoya for the. prompt execution
Of all kinds ofBook and Job Printing. Fully pro!
vided with new type and machinery Of the latest
and most approved pattern, and having large
and carefully selected stock OF cards, envelopes
and papers OF all qualities, THE NEWS Job once Ia
now prepared to I'LL orders for every description
OF plain and ornamental printing in the very beBt
fn9nper, and at rates at least "a Low asany Sthsr
establishment In the Southern States. Call at
TIE NEWS building (up-stairs) and examine our
scale Of prices and specimens OF our work.
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iBUsINEss NorIoEs

,BUsINEss N,oT.I.C CEs.
.A4FINB ASSORTMENT op PHOTOGRAPHS, impe-
rial cards and frames, At tOhC. Righter's, No. Isl
King HtreStsv r::I cr' 'tntih ". t,.O
:, BusIskss EsyELoPEss- News, Job once is
now prepared TO furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, at $4 per thous
and. SEND your orders, Every merchant and
business man should have his card printed on his
enYeIopea. " = - .
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( BY r. M. MARSHALL q BRO.

FARM AND DWELLING, NEAR ST.
l%bhi ~ STEPHENS DEPOT. Hl-i'i -.
On THURSDAY, 2sth instant; at IL O'Clock, win be
le7 acres OF LAND two and half miles from
St stephens Depot, Northeastern Railroad, and
balance well Wooded On the place are q dwell,
Ing OF four rooms and outbuildings and a dne
Orchard. t-iso'iF.l
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay us for. papers
and stamps. ,-.-: IInI...1 81. :, octaJ'
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- NAN SHOT At KaLAIA.-The Augusta Constitu!
aonallst, OF yesterday, says 1--WE learn that
freeman, otherwIs" 'spunk' Powell, yes shot
In the vicinity OF Foster, .dfiis, at KalmIsrs.G.,
ON Saturday night. Our. Information is that4ro
reports OF q shotgun :nTse' heard, after which
groans were heard issuing from the busheai1 the
ncighborhood, which attraated the. attention: OF
the watchman at the mill A. searcg resulted In
the discovery Of Powell, with six bnckshot IN hIs
leg ana hip The shot lodged In his hip was drawn
out with piece Of his shirt, which had been
driven In the wound made by the missile. The
other shot had not been extracted PIP to Sunday
night The wounds are regarded as serious
though not necessarily fatal. The party who iired
upon Powell had made good his escape when a..
slstance reached him, so that 1t is not positively
stated who committe1 the deed, except by Pow
ell who claims to be able TO Identify the persons
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CITY AFT A l r. S i.
Meetings This Day,

German Rile Club, ut ". n.
Protestant Episcopal Relief Society, at r. d.
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a SIS IG. NE E'st SALE II !
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES, FOR FHEsDIsTRICT OF SOUTH
.i., y CAROL1NA-IN THE NATTER OF, -.
w. w. HARLLEE BANK.
RUPT-N BANK.
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HARBoRAAsrER's PEKs-A case OF importance
to that portion Of our Community who are In,
terested In shipping was tried yesterday before
Magtstrate J.;G Maokey. T[sTs g,EsI',
The action was brought by the Harbormaster.
p. -stotadard, against Captain Van Gelder, OF
the schooner d. V. streaker, for tonnage duties
under the ogdlnence Of 1871. The defence relied
upon the 10th section 1st article Of the constl.
tuition, which .forbids any staie without the
consent Of Congress from laying any duty ON
tonnage. The rlalntIT contended that such con.
sent had been given. The case was elaborateiy
argued, and the magistrate reserved his decision.
l Alderman T. J. hackey appeared for the Har.
b6rmaster. Messrs. slmonton Barker renre.
sented the vessel. "H
During the trial Mr.. Thomas, City Treasurer,
testified that tho amount1renolved by the city
tonnage duties averaged three hundred and
nfty dollars per month. We. have no doubt that
tho case will he carried 1.-THE highest court.
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CRUMBs.-Thc old engine house in rear OF the
Guardhouse Is being repaired and fitted up for an
ofdce. for the Inspector General OF Timber and
Lumber. g. =
The one hundred and seventh anniversary OF
the Society for the Relief Of the Widows and Or
phans OF the Clergy Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church In South Carolina, will be held at the
Mansion House, att O'Clock to-day.
There was no meeting OF Council last night.
United States Marshal Louis E. Jahnson left for
Baltimore yesterday. His duties will be performed
during his absence by Mr.. z. p. Butts, Deputy
United States Marshal.
;, THOMAS Rodney was caught while attempting
abdrglary night before last. -r
VIII. Millar, who strayed from the Almshouse
few days ago, was found yesterday and return.
ed to Ills old quarters.
The fines imposed by the Mayor yesterday,
amounted to two dollars. Us
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