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GoapraeTfiai.

cnn,sesson Cotton and KHce g Es@rESs.
OFyrCE OF TBR CHARLESTON DAILY NEws, |
CHaaLssToN. Monday Rvening. May ~. 4
CorroN.--The market for the staple was quiet, de-
vrloping new cspeot prices remaining " thoui
important change. good qualities OF the article sell
ing at steady rates. while tho lower grades had an
easier tendency; sales 250 bales. Of which 400 were
sold ON Saturday bat not reported The transaction,
were! 30 at ASK; At 26; at 25H; 20 at 28x; 2 o,
a.; Cat 271S; at 27>G; as At 27k; 8 at 27; 10 at
49, and on Saturday 81 ut 28 and 81 at 28s cts. We
quote:
IIvELpooI, oLAssu1cATIoN.
Ordinary to GOOD ordinary .25 @26H
Low uAOoung.. ..................T ~ O.
Mlddling. g......................... .271@@27k
BY New York classification we quote:
RIGEWhile the stock Of this grain is very limit
ea, Is for the moment more than counterbalanced
by the dull condition Of the market and factors wish
ing to sell have to snee. bayecs We've. TIC trans
actions 46 tcs of clean Carolina at 85c. o b.
We quote quite nomthally. say JOE common to fair
clean Carolina 7az@sH; good sAa@s16c. y fb. II
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Markets by Telegraph.

| FOREIGN MARKETS.
1 LONDON, May M--Lvening.-Oonsols S3X. Bonds
quiet at TO- Sugar quiet. both on the spot and
aaoat; on the spot S9s. Cd; afloat 29s. Sd. ,.sl
FRANKFoRT. May 24-Bonds 85X,
LIvnRPooL, May 2A-Evening.-Cotton fat; up
lands II Ad.; Orieaus ii d sales 900 bales Lard
| Cos. Cd. Tallow A8s %.
| DOMESTIC MARKETS. =.
| New YORK. May 24-Noon.-Stocks strong except
Pacific mail. which was weak. Money steady at to
IL. Sterling 936. God A. Cotton 2sA Turpen.
| tine very firm at 49, Rosin firm; strained 50 65
Evening.-Cotton shade lower; eales 400 bales at
2Ska20Zc. Flour he Wy; superfne sB 40a5 70; fair
extra southern S6 45a9. Wheat heavy and shade
lower; amber Michigan 81 ST. Southern red Dinois
81 80. Corn, mixed Western e5aa9o. Provisions
frmer. Mees pork SS1 SIX cssh. Lard dull; kettle
19al9X. Whekey quiet at s1a1 10. Rice dull;
Carolina 81aa9Xc sugar and coffee quiet and steady
Molassea active and buoyant; Porto Rico 72a82c
Muscovado 62a66c TurpentIne 48HaA93zc. Rosin
90 80aS. Treights frmer. Governments dull and
steady. 62's FAX, southern quiet. Money Cat per
cent Sterling weaker at 93Sa9M. Cold heavy, with
increasing pressure to SELL Closed at AK.
BALTIMORE. May z4.-Cotton 2sAaeshc; advance
caused By tho scarcity of stock. -Four duh and in
favor Of buyers. Wheat dull and weak prime Penn
sylvaniared 81 Goal &C valley red s2a9 TO- orn oct
SVeS WulNo oeCS SeUVW olaS0C fOrk n M at $J5.
Bacon firm and active. Rib sides 17c; clear sides
1711c; shoulders 14Hc. Lard Am at 1oc. wh,skey
firm and scarce. and held ont OF market. f7
CINCINNATI, May 24.-Mess pork quiet and held at
S3l. Lard Gull at 1skale}ac BACON firm: shoulders
IS; held &c higher at the close. Whisksy held at
II u3; SHES al -.
ST. LOUIS May 24.-Whiskey 81. Pork s31a31 49,
Bacon firm shoulders 10; clear sides II. Lard 6rm;
choice kettle 1s.
LOUISVILLE May 24.-Bacon 6rm Mess pork S31
as1 60. WhiskeJ: raw Sla1 OF; rectned $1a1 rs.
/ WILMINGTON, May 24.->pirits turpentne weak at
AZ. Rosia 81 67}. Crude turpentine 81 75a2 80. Tor
g. 30. +
AUGUSTA, May 81 Market quet sales 3i6 re-
ceipts S6O; Iniddhngs 26I.
sAvANSAH. Nav 24-cotton quiet; middling 2esla
27; sales 900 bales; receipts 100. g,tf Njtts
MOBILE, May, "A Cotton dull; sales 800 bales in
Guiding part OF Saturday; low mid dlings 2s1a1
26A; receipts 692; exports COZ. ~
NEW ORLEANS, May 2A.--Bet!er qualities of cot
ton sitter; price nominal; rnidalines os4; sales
600; receipts snoe sa urday evening 1772; expo,ts
765. Gold 41M. Sterling 64X. New York sight
par. Sugar frnn-oornlnon 9%a1ox; prime Is 1ka
ls1. \, ,Molasses nominal fermenting 47,Aa4731. y
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SKIRTS VERSUS BREECHEs.

AGrs.g DIR. Mary walker ARain-nIrs.
General Gann0s Attacks the BlOOmer-
n A.NRkcy Discussion.
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ygyBE EXCELLENT REMEDIES OF o. 8. PRO
PHITT, N. D., need no recoMm endRtiol-
their well known power in removing the diseases Pc
culiar TO our Southern climate having ALREADY estab-
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living In the south are to disease of the
Liver it is granted by all Intelligent phys cians that
to org snic functional arrangement OF that innpor-
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They cure the Liver which IN nine cases ont Of en-,
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Neuralgia and bodily pains Of every kind flee before
PKOPfa1TT'S PAIN KILL 1T
like chuff before the wind.
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I pnOpnrTr . I1IVER mEDIC1NE.

PHOEAITT's LIVER MEDICINE.
Dr: P,ephat-Hayine used this medicine sufa-
cently lox to test its viStue nd to satisfy my
mind that it IA ON invauable remedy for Dyspepsia
"a disease from which the writer has suffered much
who now suffer from this annoying complaint would
be sgna1ly benefited. Rs he has been by itH use
deem ~ duty we owe to THIS unfortunate class to
has given not only himself but several eInbers Of
MS family the greatest relief
tF~ OF the Georgia Conference.
DooIx COUNTY. GA. April. 1887.
This iB 20 certify That vas confined TO The house
and most Of the tire to my bed, and suffering the
greatest agony Imaginable with Rheumatism, for
dy. with no relief was cured with swo bottles . q
Dr. .. Prophitt's Anodyne Pam Kill II. each coat.
ing Atty CENTS oplys It relieved me almost instantly
therefore recommend It IN the highest degree TO
others suffering from similar disc .se. can say
that 1t one OF the best family medicines now oy:
certain. Yours truly. W. A. FoREHAND.
Cov1neyos. Ga, July Q, 1867.
Dr.. Frophis.-Havipg used your LAYER Medicine
comirend It to all persons suffering from Liver af
fecflons. Dyspepsia or Indtgeston In any form.
sso ,.. oSrs y s sss BEST
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that have used your Aaue Pills for ,he las ten
ye,re and have never tailed 10 cure he Agua in
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ing them. aB Quinfne &s.
y Yours respectfully. 4, w A.WESTBROOK.
!, s Py1sax seysrs. aA. ssp.embsr %. lsss.
Two years a my family ron. Liver Medicine, your
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Rki uEatic aAiictibns He6dache, Uoho, and psins of
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Easton ~ Co.'s Cotton Report, for. the
. Week Ending May al 1860

NEW YORK, Nay 21-THE 16nn2E1-In our
last report the market closed hfm at $3.50 for
and steady. Sale. 2167 bales at 28kc Monday,
notwithstanding the advance In gold. to AfH there
as but little disposition to operate The sales
1880 bales; aniddinR 2a@e Tues lay the market was
i28Ac. Wednesday. with higher gold, there was
more doing for export, and splnners rlso sought
freely. Sales 1868 pales at 28Xc. TburedaY. the
foreian news being encouragtng, e1porters bo9ght
low niddling. which Ia scarce The market closed
strong with less Offering sales 1888 bales at 28Ac.
Yesterday gold fell t three points. and exporters
could not al, their orders. Holders would not give
way price and bat little was done. Sales l764
.bales ut 2SAc lltM& ,.3 .,,.tFp n, ~
There has reen no change in prices TO notice du-
ring the past week In our market Middlng is quo
ted at 28X, which the quotation last Friday On
Thursday the rise in gold to AK enabled exporters
to lay cotton down Liverpool ut less than the quo
taionn his caused the decline there Of I'd ON
steady, Notwithstanding the decline in gold. and
cotton could not be ''latd d,wn SO cheap by Ad.
The Offering stock is very much reduced here and the
total stock in the port is dowl to l7AO bales The
cotton brokers before the lst OF june The weather
at the south has unfAvorable the young COT
ton plant, and the STAND" is not good From Bonn
bay we learn that the shipments to Eur ,pe for the
vices by cable plsce the Exports to Europe for the
rst halt OF MAY at 85. III bales Freights re dull at
Boa ton for gong vessels and there every ind1ca-
ton that the next Blk weeks Will show large deA-
tine last year. Fo. future delivery there have been
small sales made at 27Ac for low mtdding de-
hvered next month. For delivery In November
there are buyers for low middng 1T $50, but sell
1st September. 1904 500 bales, of which exporters
have taken ,B17 baies spnners, 6lE 49, and the
oOBs have increased 13U,63A bales Deficit IN re.
ceipts as compared with Last year, 9!s2l bales. De-
Q1k Sn nk~~~nn nk- i0vArr ~N1I Ha~ny@
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..sA Cov1NaToN, Ga, July o, 1867.
1 Dr.. Prophit.-Havipg used your LAYER Medicine
for more Than o year i'm my family, chsertuy re-
coninend s to all persons suffering from Liver af-
fecfions. Dyspepsia or Indgestion in any forHo. i
also recommend your Dysentery Cordial as the best
rcnsd sdy for that disease. i} ~ y o. 7. ROGERs.
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P0eseMVors,

Per steamship SEQ Gull. from Baltlneore-J j
deok. '}t ''l = I, 80 = I =
Per steamer Dictator nom savannah-Mr Arnold.
vito and daughter, Mr. Mccullough q Lamar W
Neyin, J g Fltspatrick, II Craven. MIR jeffrey, d
Callahan, and on deck. :
Per steamer Emile. from GEORGETOWN, 8 c.
W Krton. Lester, lady and three children, A
Pudigon, Very Rev DR. Birmingham, Lowndes
and LADY, Rev Wightman. OJ Butts, lady and
two children, jones. Nj Cuyler. chiaom, and
8 in steeyage : '' -"
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EMPORIUM OF FASHION.

1t is with pleasure that We invite attention to
the attractive advertisement Of our friends, Messrs
Fowler s. MCDONALD, of Abbeville. We are as
sured that they have now on. exhibition the lar
gest and finest assortment of Millinery goods in
te up country, and will sell them at astonishingly
Low prices. Mrs. JOHN A. WIEn will give eparticu-
lar attention to any orders from this section of the
State, and her acknowledged taste and judgment
IS guarantee that satisfaction will be rendered
We would suggest to the ladies' asd citizens gen.
orally that q rare opportunity will be afforded to
inspect this handsome stock by visiting AbSevllle
during the Agricultural Fair, which comes off on
the Srd, 4th and th'of November aext Il would
be sskilling two birds with single stone"-be-
sides an examination of the goods referred TO-,
the Fair will amply repay visit, for old Abbe-
yile.is wide. awake in this matter, and will make
q creditable exhibition Of her skill and resources.
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THE sourHEsN E1srcR1cAls SOCIETY.

This body has made its first contribution to his
tory in the form of statement Of the losses in
Cured by the Confederate army during the war
from 1861 to1Ss6. This statement Is sembodied in
q correspondence between the able and efficient
secretary of the Society and Gen. S. COOPER,
formerly Adjatant General of the Confederate
States We publish this correspondence to-day,
and deem it worthy Of preservation as it is cacu-
lated to shed much valuable light upon the sub
ject discussed There is perhaps no man living,
says the Lousril Courier Journal, who had bet
ter sources of information than Gen. COOPER, and
his mentioning the probable whereabouts of the
captured archives OF the War Department of the
Confederate States may likely produce them. His
suggestion that they should be published as mat
ter of history is timely. AS the Society proceeds
IN collecting and publishing the valuable data
which will come into their hands, many events
Row shrouded in mystery will be placed in much
better light.
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A SUPERB JOURNAL FOR ANY HoME.-We do not
believe there is any way in which our readers
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where it would bring them 80 large returns both,
in profit and satisfaction, as in subscription for
the elegant journal of which we have just now re-
ccivcd the October number-the American Agr1-
culturist. 1t was originally started % years
ago, specially as q rural journal, and its motto
ever since has been "E1celsior." Its size is now
increased to A pages, with beautiful cover upon
each rumber, and it is literally crammcd with
most useful information for all classes, upon mat
ters pertaining to the Farm. Garden, and House
hold with pleasing and instructive department
for Children and Youth. The beautiful engrav-
ings alone in each number, are worth the csst of
subscription. Now is the time to subscribe, for
the publishers offer the last two months of this
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ber for 1870. Four copies ere supplied for 100,
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THE NEW SECRETARY OF WAR.

The President has appointed Gen. VIM NJ.
BELKNAp, of Iowa, as-Secretary of War, and the
position has been,accepted. Gen. SHERMAN, who
accepted the portfolio with reluctance, and only to
accssnmodate the President, will retire aRonshe
arrival of his successor at Washington. Gen.
BELKSApis only thirty eight years old. graduate
of Princeton College, New Jersey, and lawyer
BY profession. He served in the Federal army
from the beginning to the end fthe late civil war,
in the capacity of aide-de-camp to Gen. SHERMAN
We are not advised as to his political views, but
presume that he is q moderate Republican, as
GRANT surely has enough to contend with in the
way of extremists. and will not likely make
another selection of that character.
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Tbe 9tlarhets.
ANDERSON, Oct. 90, 1869.

ANDERSON, Oct 90. 1869.
The cotton market for the past week has been
active, and good prices obtained. The market
opened brisk to-day, at prices ranging from 224
to 233.
Corn, ST so to S1.75: Peas, $l.4O to S1.5O; b.
con. 90 to 25; Flour. $500 to $500; Wheat,
Sl.75 to $500; Oats, Sl.0O
DY TUESDAY EVENINGS MAIL.
AUGUSTA, Oct. 1S, 1869.
Cotton market active and firm, with sales of $40
balcs-middlings 243
CHARLESTON, Oct. 18, 1869.
Cotton active and frmer, with sales of $50 bales,
middlings 25l.
New York, Oct. 1s, 1869
Cotton quiet, at 28l. Gold, Sll.
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For the Anderson Intell,gencer.
CHARCOAL SKETCHES OF CONGRESSIONAL
CELEBRITIES.

CELEbhlI1ES.
Among tho notabilties of this grand political
Sanbedrim like Milton's Satanic hero, towering
above all his compeers, stands the great Coryphe-
us of the discomftted impeachers-Butler, sur
named'the Beast.
In intellectual endowments, all that con be
said of him is, that he ranks considerably below
the standard of respectable mediocrity-
to some extent that intellectual nimbleness which
long practice in the Sessions is apt to impart to
its votares, and is, upon the whole. fair speci-
men of the clustering, brawling, bullying, un-
scrupulous pettifogger.
AS it is not to his intellectual endowments,
however but to his moral characteristics, that he
is alone indebted for his widespread celebrity,
the picture of this moral monstrosity would be ill.,
complete should we omit to notice seme of the
more prominent of those characteristic traits
which have stamped upon their possessor such ON
enduring infamy.
The reputed son of Pirate-himself prcdi-
gy of turpitude, and stamped with every crime
that most degrades humanity. Thrifty in his
very yices-hcnce thief, convicted liar, the
insulter of women, coward and q murderer.
In fine, "a wretch-upoD whom all the multiply
ing vilainies of nature do crowd upon him." In
his pursuits perfect Proteus.
"Wiihn The short space Of revolving morn,
Was warrior, spoon-thief, statesman and buffoon. "
His hour of retributon may be distant, but it
is inevitable; and when it does overtake him, as
overake him it must, like his great prototype,
Byron's piratical hero
"Will leave n felons name to other times,
Linked with no virtue, but thousand crimes
PETER PORCUPlNE.
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Thursday Morning, October 2lst, 1889.
nsy- The sales of real estate advertised in th''
paper deserve careful perusal fsor: all VINO de'
sire to invest their surplus capital.

ns- Our Columbia advertisers wiil receive at
tent;on next week. Also, the merchants of this
place who have favored us with thei' advertise
ments will be remembered.
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ANDERSON BAPTIST CHURCH.

The undersigned Committee hereby give notice
that the debt fo- building the Baptist Church at
this place has been reduced from the original
amount of some So, 800 to ST 900, Judgment hav-
ing been obtained at the last Court for the ST. 22O
Those who have already subscribed to the pay
inent of this debt are earnestly requested to call
Immediately and pay in their subscriptions, and
all interested arc requested to call and aid US all
in their power to liquidatc this important and
pressing debt. n,r,,,,rn
w. S. KEESE,
Committee.
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r asst Notice.

PERSONS indebted to the undersigned are
hereby notified that they must make payment on
or before the 1st day of November next as longer
indulgence will not be given, and all Notes and
Accounts remaining in my hands after that date
will be placed with an officer for collection: This This
is positively the last warning intend to give, and
in order to save costs prompt payment must DC
made. MM. NJ. oooonnD
Oct 81, 1869 II
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HON. 1EFFERsoK DAVIS.

We announced the arrival of. this distinguished
gentleman in our last issue. He has probably
reached Charleston ere this, and will proceed at
once to Mississippi He has partially recovered
his health, but expresses an earnest desire for
quiet and freedom from the excitement of public
affairs in the future In these expressions he does
not intimate any expectation of personal interest
in the politics of the day He fears, nevertheless,
that some of the local politicians in Mississippi
will attempt to advise with him. and announces
that he will repel oil such attempts without regard
to the probable consequence of unfriendly criti-
cism from his old friends He studiously avoids
ell discussion Of the present political situation,
end when referring to it, expressed hope that
the liberal Conservative Republicans of the South
and Democrats in the North would succeed in the
pending campaigns. Referring to party names,
Mr.. DAVIS is reported to have said that the Demo-
Gratis of the Nor h represent what is left of the
principle of self-government, while the Conserva-
tive Republicans of the South represent all that is
left of the same principle to the people of this
section Finally his friends report him to be in
favor of the election of Judge DENT as Governor
of Mississippi.
The foregoing embraces the result of an inter-
view with Mr. DAVIS, as reported by correspon-
dent. If this be correct, his views are mild and
conservative. and his future will realize the hope
entertained by us, that his example as good
citizen will produce favorable results for the coun-
try.
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DoY'r LOAN Ir.-A good many people, who
think too much of their money will want to borrow
this copy of our paper. Don't loan it to them. If
they want to read it, let them subscribe and pay for
it as you door, as you ought to do fyou haven't
done it. Some persons think chat they can depend
upon borrowing from their neighbors and that it is
matter of q small consequences So it would be, if
they were not just as able to afford the expense of
newspaper as those from whom they borrow.
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GEORGIA HOME INSURANCE COMPANY.

We invite attention to the advertisement OF this
Company, in our present ISSUE 1t is represented
by the Georgia newspapers as perfectly sound and
reliable, and we believe that the rates are quite
reasonable Mr.. A. B. TOWERS is the agent Tor
this place and surrounding country, and will take
pleasure in attending promptly to all applications
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NOTICE!

will sell at auction, at Pendleton, s. e., on
FRIDAY, 18th of November next, TRACT OF
LAND, containing 191 acres, more or less, stua-
ted in Anderson county, and on Twenty-Three
Mile creek, adjoining lands of Mrs. Tunno, Nc
Elroy and others, known as the Rlchey, but latter
Inv n small farm, on which there is some good
productive lands, would do well to 60 and look alb
over the place. Terms Cash.
J. B. SITTON,
Agent for Creditors.
Oct IA, 1869 l6 4
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THE NORTHERN ELECTIONS.

The result of the recent elections in Ohio and
Pennsylvania is another triumph for the Radical
party. GEARy's majority in Pennsylvania is about
5000 while PENpLEroN is defeated in Ohio by at
least 10000 votes. Of course, there is falling
off in both parties in either State, but we are in
clined to think that the Democrats came nearer
voting their strength than their opponents.
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rHs eaEENv1LLE ENTERPRISE.

We are glad to note the enlargement of this val
liable Journal and also to learn that its circulation
is constantly increasing. Being the only paper
published in Greenville, and edited with ability
and sagacity, it will prove successful beyond
doubt We congratulate the proprietor, Mr.. JOHN
C. BAILEY, and wish for him on uuending tide Of
prosperity.
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Ills that Flesh Is Heir To.

Scrofula or Kings Evil Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Swelling of the Glands and JOINTS Erupions Of
the Skin, Secondary, Syphilis with all its train Of
evils Impure Blood, Female Diseases, Low Spirits,
Liver Complaint, Nervousness, &c., g., fall to the
lot of mankind. But, happily, they have their
antidoto. DIR. TUTT's sARsAPARILLA and
QUEENS DELIGHT possesses the qualities to e1
pei them from the system, restore perfect health,
and produce happiness, where NIL was misery.
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HEARTH AND HoME-Tbis is an excellent family
newspaper, and is highly appreciated in our house
hold. To all who subscribe aL present for the next
year, the publishers propose to send the paper at
once, making no charge for the copies issued from
now until the first OF January, 1870. Single
copies, So; three copies, SO; FIVE copies, Sl2, and
ali over FIVE ut the same rate. Address, PErTIN-
GILL, BATES & Co., 81 Park Row, New York
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Tn the Probate Court.

Sarah Shirley vs.. Susan L. Smith and husband,
et al.-Pettion for sais of Land.
1T appearing to my satisfaction that Drue Bur-
ford and Margaret E. Burford, Defendants in the
above stated ease reside beyond the limits of this
State, on motion of John 3. Moore, SOL pro. pet,
Ordered, That they do appear, plead answer or
demur to the Petition within forty days, or an or
der pro confesso will be entered of record against
them. w. w. HUMPHREYS,
Judge of Probate Anderson County.
Oct 81, 1869 II E