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Sept 9, 1869
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

ANDENOON OOON 7.
By ". ". Humphreys, Esq, Pro. Judge.
WHEREAS, Sallie Shirley hath made suit to
me 10 grant her Letters of Administration of tine
Estate and effects of Stephen Shirley, decd
These are therefore to cite and admorish all and
singular the kindred and creditors of the said
Stephen Shirley, decd that they be and appear
before me in the Court of Probate to be held at
Anderson Court House on the 23rd day of Septem-
bcr, 1869, at IL o'clock in the forenoon, to shew
cause if any they have, why the said Administra-
tion should not be granted
Given under my hand this 7th day of September,
A. D. 1869.
Judge of Probate.
Sent Q. 1869 II
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SPECIAL NorIcE TO parties in want of Doors
Sashes and Blinds, we refer to the advertisement
of p. P. ToALE, the large manufacturer of those
goods in Charleston. Price list furnished on ap-
plication. 4-9m
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Qobituarp

DEPARTED this life at the residence of her
husband in Anderson District, the 24th of Au-
gust, 1859, Mrs MYRA NJ, wife of John P. Sit
ton. The deceased had been n consistent member
of The North PacoleL Presby yLerian Church, In
Spartanburg District, for number of years. She
leaves husband and many friends 10 mourn her
lnae
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
ANDERSON COUNTY.
Sept Q, 1869

By w. ". Humphreys, Esq.,, Pro. Judge.
WHEREAS, William Jones and John H. Jones
has made suit 10 me to grant them Letters OF AID
mnistration of the Esac and effects of Elizabeth
Jones, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and aGmonish' all and
singular the kindred and creditors of the said
Elizabeth JONES' deceased, that they be and ap-
pear before me- in the Court Of Probate, TO be held
at Anderson Court House on the 2ath day OF
Sept, 1869, at II o'clock in the forenoon, to'shew
cause, if any they have, why the said' Admins
traton should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 5th; day of Sept,
Ammo Domin, 1869.
W. W. HUMPHREYS
Judge of Probate
Sent @ 1869 II 2N
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THE ANDERSON INTELLIGENcER.--This is one of
the most able and most solid newspapers in the
State 1t is conducted with discretion, and is
too we'll known throughout South Carolina to need
any recommendation at our bands.-Charleston
Ne,rs.
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Boots and Shoes.
New Stock and New Terms.

THE undersigned has just received new stock
of LEATHER, of every variety, and is prepared
to fill all orders in his line with promptness and
in the most workmanlike manner. He will work
hereafter exclusively for CASH or BARTER, and
no credit will be given. My prices are reduced as
follows:
Boots from $500 to $1,000.
Gents Shoes from So. 90 to $500.
Ladies' Shoes from $3.50 to S4.00.
Repairing done at corrcspondingly low prices
Thankful for the patronage heretofre bestowed
upon him, continuance is respectfully solicited
under the new order Of things, namely, lo~ prices
aud cash.
q. SHARPE,
Over Towers & Burriss' Store
No. Granite Row
Sept 9, 1869 Il I'm
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NOTICE

is hereby given that application will be made
to the next Legislature to amend the charter Of
pendletoR Village.
JAMES HUNTER, Intendant.
Pondletop, Sept. 8, 1869. II 8m*
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New Advertisements.
FOR SALE,

good COW, only four years old, and n HETF-
Err, fifteen months old A bargain may be OBJ
tanned on early application at this Office.
Sept g. 1869 II
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SpARTANBunG AND UNION RAILRoAD.'-At re-
cent meeting of the stockholders the following
officers were elected;
Tresident.-Thos. B. Jeter.
observation-disclosures S. Bobo, j. W. Miller, G. W.
H. Legg, j. f. Bomar, j. l., Young, T. n Daw-
kins, j. F. Gisf, Wm. Munro. g. j. Gage, j. +. v.
Legg, j. II. Evans and A. Cameron
The Presidents report represents the affairs OF
the Company in good condlion-ihe fiscal state
ment showing decided improvement upon that of
1868
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COpaltnership Notice.

THE undersigned have entered into copart-
nershp under the name and style of N. X. ].
P. SULLIVAN They will be found at the old
stand of Sullivan, Mattison s. Co., No. II Granite
Row. N. Il. SULLIVAN,
J. p. SULLIVAN.
Sept Q, 1869 II
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@ Judge ORR will hold an extra term of
Court at Newberry on the second Monday in 0c-
tober
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peg- Under the head of "Sundry HuIAbugs, "
the American Agrculturia pays its respects to
both MOVES & Co. and DALEY & Co.. whose swind-
ling schemes have already been noticed in our
columns. Among the rest Of The humbug',it pro-
nounces against one DR.. E. ANDREWS Of Albany
N. Y, who styles himself the "Good Samaritan
also, one HENRY B. CHATHAM of Bridgeport,
Conn, who is engaged in photographing green
bax," the same as MOVES s. Co; and Messrs s. W.
WATERS Co., who have been engaged for long
time if the preliminary drawing of the New
York jewelers. Cooperative Union" TAcsc are
all gay dcccivers Of the first water, and we trust
that none will be so foolish to send them money
Believing that the work of exposing these traps
for the unwary is n righteous one, we shall con-
tnue from time 10 tine warning the public against
such characters as may fall under our notice who
are engaged in getting money for nothing.
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ne The circulation of the Southern Cultvator
aas reached $4,000, and is constantly increasing.
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How TO USE REVENUE STAMPs.-Though we
have for some time been living under the rule of
stamps, the question is one of every day asking ::
"How much of stamp does this requiro?" The
following embraces, it is said, the most general
use of stamps as applied to manufacturers and
particular classes of business that pay special
tax:
All notes and evidences of debt, Eve cents on
each 500; if under 500, five cents; if over SlOO
five cents on each 500 or part thereof All re-
ceipts for any amount, without limit, over $50,
two cents if under $50. nothing Checks of any
amount, TWO cents. All deeds and deeds of trust,
fifty cents on each S5O0 in value Of the property
conveyed or the amount secured; when deed of
trust is fully stamped The note secured need not
be : but they should be endorsed to show the rea-
son why. Mortgage bonds need not be stamped if
stamps are affixed 10 the mortgage. All the ap-
praisemcnrs, estates or estrays five cents on each
piece Of paper. Atfidavits of every description
are exempt from stamp duty. Acknowledgements
u deeds &C., are also exempt. Contracts and
agreements, FIVE cents for each sheet CIR piece Of
paper. except for rents, and when for rent, fifty
cents for each $500 of rent or less if over $500,
fity cents for each additional 5000, or fractional
part thereof in excess of $500. Any person inter-
este& can affix OF cancel stamps.
DoS'r Look FOR THE Co8Er.-Becadss it cannot
be seen with the naked eye at this place, and
great deal Of sleep and patience, and wear and
tear on the peppers may be saved by giving the
thing up facetous local editor Of a Wilmington
paper explains the invisibiIiy of the great comet
MS follows:
Astar of unusual lustre and magnitude can be seen
in the Eastern heavens any fine midnight. The
expece ed comet having been detained by business
engagements elsewhere, this star has been sent out
to cn ertain the audience until the clief star OF
the spectacle can arrive Some reports are to the
effect that the new comet has had the ioohache in
it's tal, and has stopped at one of Vulcans black
smith shops to have it repaired
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Thursday Morning. September 9th, 1889.

aSy- Joux T. SLOAN, jr.. is the regular author
lied agent in Columbia to solicit advertisements
and procure subscriptions for the A7telAgea0'T'
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RETURN. DAY.

Tuesday next, 14th. of September, is Return
Day for this County.
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PROBATE JUDGES SALE.

Sept 9, 1869.
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Thomas ]. Mcclure, W. c. Martin and wife vs..
Isham Bolt and wife, Mary Bolt and others,
Bilfor Partition of the Real Estate of E. J. Me-
(Jure decd
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AT HOME AND ABROAD:
on
THINGS AND THOUGHTS ~ AMERICA AND BURoPR
one yolum.
CoSTBSTS-PAET
GUNNER the Lakes
PART H.
Tlibp and Thoughts in Europe.
PART III.
Letter. hOn Abroad to Friends a! IonA
PART w.
Hon.v.rd Voyage aud Memorials
" and VI
MEMOIRS OF MARGARET FULLER.
Two Volume.
ByR W. EMERSON W, " CLAIMING, AMI J. Freeman
CLARKE
with Preface by her Brother
ARTHUR B. FULLER
CONTENTS OF VOLUME FIRST;
L-Topth. Autobiography
Parent. Pni Friend.
death 10 the BOu,. sehoo Life
-. H. oonbriSgs By j. PNsrsiS CLARKE
Conversations Iut.reOsr,, Chae.r-AB. and .na Life
I'LL GIeion and Prsv''hst LI1t.H AND JOvHsin
Occupations. Providence
Miss hsItipssu School ErpsrsnssL
bsstS Of h,r Father.
TnsL tsBsJ kenbt-.
B B,ISp D. IL. s,f I,;..SIi'.
Itsr,tsre Farewell to susH,r
w. Concord B,R W. EMERSON
Ts@pss%:S. PioSt%. q LII.
Self Esteem. Woman, OF Artist
s s ss;s1 Ess
" Boston B., H. W. Ksr,cox
COn'eusuOns on the Pine Art.
THOMAS FULLER AND his DEsCgsDAsTs
MEMORIAL OF MRS. MARGARET FULLER
POLITICAL TRIBUTES.
CONTENTS OF VOLUME SECONDS
VI Jamaica Plain. By W; II. cnIssIsa
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yII-Eae Ysrk JourHals L,fprs do
Leaving Hon, IN. Tribune and Heies Greeley
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DIR. William A. Hammond has translated
from the third German edition Dr. MoRrrz Meyers
treatise on Eeetreyin s Relations to Practical yed
eir'e, work which has assumed rank as standard mn
horty upon the important subject to which it relates
Its appearance in English dress will be cordially well
coined by the profession in this country and Great Br
TAIN and Its value Is increased by some additions by Dr.
Hammond under the head OF Infantile Paralysis Tho
volume is very handsomely printed and illustrated %
Appleton d Col
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Miss OLIVE LOGAN has collected a number
OF her magazine articles and other fugitive pieces
Mite which she entities AprOpos Of Women and
Ihets tCarletonJ 1t includes her recent articles on
the enfesque business which have been 20 unfairly ort
cisco or two dashng letters from Paris and various
pther spicy things which will be elshed by ths sprghty
iadys numerous admirers.
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Hurd & Houghton's uniform edition of the
works Of HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN, which we an
nounced short time ago. has been commenced with the
publication OF The TprOvsaOre OF the best and most
popular Of the Danish novellsts writings II ia very
handsomely printed with fine clear type on good paper
and between attractive covers and the series will form
desirable addition TO our libraries The enterprise has the
sanction and cooperation Of the author who contributes
notes expressly for the American edition. and has an in
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Now Ready;
DEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT.
Il NEW BOOK ON THE PEAR

DEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT.
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An Illustrated work entitled
PEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT"
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ASPECT,
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DIGGING TREES FROM THE EURbBRY ROW AND PACKING,
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One VOGms handsomely bound in cloth Price al Sent t,s Nv
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ID. Appleton g. Co. have published, in two
thick volumes, translation by DIR. George H. Hum.
phreys and DR.. Charles f. Hackey of DR. FELIX voS
EIENEYERs Textbook Of Practical Medicine io. parteu
lar Reference to Physiology aud Pathological Anaoray-a
work which has special value a concise and well.
dgeted epitone Of the results Of the last years
Bregfees in medical science.
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Some of the highest problems of physical
and theological science have been settled at last by d.
hoRTMoRR, M. d., who shows to a demonstration In
volume entitled Thf kprt " 900 ~ Fire Sheldon Cob
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The latest novels are Metals Faith, by the
author Of st. olaye's," and False Goyors by ANNIE
THOMAS both reprinted from English editions by Harper
Brothers; Sbp Huntingdon, by Mrs. JULIA c. p DoRR
tCarleton); and Agnes Graham, by Fila" reprinted
from Tie Southern Literary Messenger philadelphia
CiaxtoD, Remsen, d Hafelhnger)
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Situatiuns ManttS-- fmsl,s.

TWO SISTERS wish stuations--One 70
COOK and IRON. and the other ~ do CHAhbskWohE
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Mi, publifaiions.

49, ~ .,c~s>---~~>~1>.ss~~>
MARGARET ruIIER' WORKS
New Ready,
NEW EDITION OF
THE WORKS OF MARGARET FULLER
COMPRISING.
WOMAN IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY,
KINDRED PAPERS RELATING TO THE
SPHERE. CONDITION AND DUTIES OF WOMAN
One Volume
WITH An INTRODUCTION HORACE eRRnsI
CONTENTS,
p.,-L "Elen: or, Forrlrs and Forget
Woman Century Book: i All 4; FLATS V'
HS p pSus Of American the Insane
women Poeahonti,
George Sand. Gni.I,sn,s Books PoSi',,
jenny Lind the Of George The I'9 C6, wom,D sOo
Sand. EDUCATE "e' p ~" mi " ~
G Caro- Lives E1ncs from and letter.
h lSsndseS SSlrs1s'" Memorial.
LIFE WITHOUT AND LIFE WITHIN;
REVIEWS NARRATIVES, AND ESSAYS
one volums.
CONTENTS.
PAM I-RKvBws
view Of Goethe ThP Van Assys ssS.atou
Ie ear' from LADdsc,ys Painter Shs.ey' Poems
Browns Novels Ireosh Novelist. Of T P,' PAI,oo
Az, md CspnL ply Of Mesmsrsm or Animal
IalyhsaFF w., nan'~ Deaisclc Schtellpa.L
S %S5san aud Ii, Marshal. oayt croTrsl
v vWt.rs Don 6oor.,, Capital Punishment
Par II.-MsCELLASz0rA
ES o. sSs0 nn, Wat Es MAJ to b, yOier-A
s.. Valentines bay lshIe ..zsst '
fs Of August Potsne too ge,' Iurury to be
T6arssgi1ing. given % the Poor
S S.sI. RI. m. 60 Of Lake rOud,r
Saajay Mediation, Various trs'1. 49,, , g.. c,h
Texts - Wv NA''N
p.,ls CouyIc,s PngmniarJ Tbougbls rom Mar
The Rich Msh--An Ideal Skerh saFet fHisT Jsuiu
POOR sn-An Ideal Sketch IATewtiIio Ne"'iV'~
The Celestial Empire.
PlRT III -PoFNa
y,.saon aud Truth To Freud With HesTiisas.
Descrip,oO Of JoabsI to Jicnion 1pi,'oh An
Ihe Ob' IN All
| Sab Rose Crur bfr,t,,s,.
,vaDs 80 " Lines written 10 her Brother j..
To Nv FrietAa CTranslatiop.l rs Journal ..t- 4, .
tho A.e OF w Hp'sNN"HB Wv
from the Cross.
The CAPTURED Whd Hone.
Thoughs on Snuday M0rnng VIE Epoge 70 The IgedJ L
prevented by SDoHsiVfa FROM lIfAusitoa .,..s,.,
going Cbunh. HTm1 sIi''sa 10Y = lIn 'o'AooA
To Golden Heart round The esefNS1
Neck Doht "iNFN w '@'' ~ wv
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via CoTrsbiSs Garden Sinsibg
Iirog 10 aas~rI 10 sthntaG
n, SEA- Rinx Iu.uonte 9th, Ou.asfL
Tie Copsoisr. (TrGrtati5n1 o.. lisa H. D.
Absence OF Love thtrnia'
Mstsions lHH'f'-ci IoolgN@
HiebteT. As'f
The Thsnl and the ThiuhletL Lines written In AZ Aean
Propbsey sbd Pnl6ment 10 y = -. ~,
ny IL AIiuunA Bay.
rsss ana Dave, nnp,uosD T. &, with iofbst. Poem.
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ART, LITERATURE, AND THE DRAMA.
one Volume.
CONTENTS;
PiIr LAIR AND LT,nAIrh..
A Short B,isy CrheA Modern bru,h Fo.h
he Two H.,h,r,, Dialogue concerning snLdry 0losisi
The Prose Works Of Milton. Poetic TsIii
The Lie d sir james hs'hinto'h
PART lL-AN And LirrRArrhI
Poets OF the People ktesid OF lnPfsnesi pteop.,,
Nj, R,r,r, Po.ta. bT Tie Exhibition Of Nj Alioat
NO, mn -, Posus Pietures IN The Sumner Of lgJl
Ii,s ~ m. Great American iu petition
Md, Mo,sn H,Dds Bach ~ Present Tae aEa ProF
Be,thov,n peets for The fgturo.
sHcieah0fEI huiEu.
Mcthodfsm the Posnisin
PART III--THE DRAMA
RJthnieSl Tns,l,tion Of Gvsih'I Tu'o
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Situaiiuns @mtrS --Malts.

AN OLD MAN, % ship-carpcnter, wants EM-
"A PLoYMESr board aud low Address NJ brsos'
iyu Post o6ce
WANTED by young man of large mercan-
tile and Who wishes ehsa
70 locate 10 hes 90 prisrg iss
N. GENERAL AGENCY Of manufacturing eomPan' OF ne rep
ressuaye Of soms mercantile hrn Highest city evaes r'en.,
Address for week C. b. ARNOLD, Of ADAMS No
NoOre
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.-Sylvester Brown, who re-
sides in the State Of New York, will take notine
that Theodore Hail. Administrator Of the Estate Of Ru
nus B. Yates, deceased did on the nth day OF March
Pl in aud for the county Of Aahiabula aud state o
Ohio against said Sylvester Brewn defendant the oh
Ject ana prayer OF which said petition IL TO recover o
from the ist day OF April 1864 being money paid by
said Rufus B. Yates as surety for said defendant
further notified that esd plaintiff haa caused order
attachment 10 be iesucd In said action against said de-
tendant and levied upon lands of said defendant stua
ted In said county.
Said defendant required to answer said petition on
Or before the third Saturday ater the rs day Of May
A. ID. 1859.
SHERMAN q Hall, PLAINTIFF Attorneys.
March IL, 1850. 6wi009
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ADMINISTRATORS NOVICE.

L lie Personal property belonging &c
Mare, part NOV % Hay, wheat Corn and Oats a ouan
tity o. k9moer and cthes pf, pety win be sold At ven
Gas ~ G % ns ass rs.asnss . On .ns ssh Day o. April 1850
amer aA'n iAs properly < AZ Alnns sSls ..'.,-,..-
ssyeFesk, April No. iso6. S~ioeg
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10e1tts WdHted
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Merchants Protective Union
MERCANTILE REFERENCE REGISTER

II HE MERCHANTs PROTECTIVE UNION, or
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Of cfedlts and the recovery claims Ut oil poins, have
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Names Nature Of Business, Amount OF Capital Finan.
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United states their terrtores and the Britsh royn
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The reports and Information TO he given In the Re.
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themselves, revised and corrected by weknown and
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guarantee Of the correctness Of the information frr
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-05-01
Sheriff's Sale Of Goods and Chattels,
AsAhs1u,a Common Pleas, Nay Term, 1869.
.. o. osbosn, RI.
Against
Georre ID. n Dan II. Fargo,

George D. a Dan i'i Il. Fargo, ''"' h
ID
DY virtue Of vend. ex. duly Issued from
said Coart In the above case, 70 directed will ess
ban II. Fargo 10 Ashtabala, Ashtabua County, Ohio.
Thuasday, the 3Jth day OF April A. D. ,ss between
described goods and chattels to-wi: red and white
grade Durham cows, yoke year Old stesss spot.
and steers red and white, bay horse colt 3 year ola
mare year old colt soffel oae span dark hay hossss
years old. engle harness. plsted) about four tons
hay, sett double harness. Top buggy one roam cow
two red cows, one red and white cow yeaFng hsi
red yearlng steer red yeanG steer one two horss
wagon, and gray mare. HI COVELI Sh'6
Jefferson, April II, 1882 awiO0I