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PLAYING TIE OFFICER.-lsaac W of
was arrested and taken before Squire
Gillespy, on Saturday, charged with
obtaining money under false pretences.
On the Fourth OF July, a negro named
Henry Harris had a fight with white
man near the menacerie tent, and after
the tirht WAS over Wolf went TO the
negro and arrested lin, claiming to
have been appointed Il special police
man. After marching the negro down
in the neighborhooi Of the bridge,
Wolf, the negro charges, told him he
would let him 20 if he would pay the
costs, which would bc $50 The
iarkey had but one dollar This his
cap:or took and let him 60 Finding
that he had been defrauded, Harris, in
company with several other negroes
called on Wolf and demanded restitu-
ton of the money. Wolf refused TO
make it. and Harris had him arrested
Squire Gillespy required Wolf to give
bail in the sum OF $500 for his appear
ance for an examination at IN o'clock
this morning.
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The Republican Congressional com
mittee has completed its organization
by making the Executive committee
consist'of Senators Wilson, Rice, Cam
eron, Chandler and Saver, and Repre-
scntativcs Sargent, Logan and Kctch-
nm. Senator Wilson is Chairman,
Congressman Platt, Of Virginia, Secre-
tarv, and Colonel J. II. Clendenning,
Treasurer. Communications for the
committee are expected to be addressed
to Hon. J. II. Platte, NJ. G., Washing
ton. d e.
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Fratricide in Belmont Co., O.
One Brother Kills Another
With u Hoe.
WOMAN THE CAUSE.

A friend from Powhattan gave MS the
information of the killing Of one brother
ty another at Pipe Creek, Belmont
county, Ohio, on Wednesday afternoon
last. We were unable to obtain a fcH
particulars of this sad affair a. we
wished
Ii appears that the two brothers, who
ARE named Barnes, have never been "a
friendly 10 each other as brothers
ought, and some years ago one of them,
named Lysander. left his wife and fam
iy aud went to California Nothing
was heard of him for long time, and
he was finally accounted dead, and the
other Barnes married the supposed-to-
be-wiiow and has been living with her
rs her husband ever since.
One day last week the Californian re-
turned 10 find his wife the wife Of his
brother.
They met, it appears, in the corn
field where they commenced quarreling,
and the war Of words resulted, "a it is
supposed. in the brother last married
striking Lysandcr in the head with u
hoe, killing him dead.
Nothing was said 6y the brother Of
the killing to any one and on Thurs
day morning he went out into the field,
and after being gone short time, came
running hack TO announce that he had
found Lysanders dead body within six
hundred yards of the house.
An inquest was held Friday, and
sufficient testimony developed to war
rant the coroner holding the accused to
answer the charge Of murder
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MILLS, FREw K CO.
Book Binders 6 Blank Book
Manufacturers,

A RE PREPARED At ALL TIMES
n with the best materials 10 Ill orders
for Blank Books, such "a are used by Banks,
COUNTIES, interpretations, Railroads and
Merchants, upon short notice and In the
most desirable and workmanlike manner.
Having ali the latest and most improves
machinery, we feel confident that we win
render entire satisfaction 10 all who iAVor
Us with their orders.
Music. Magazines aud Periodicals OF every
description bound In a neat and ournnie
NILIS, FREW Il CO.,
Corner of QuinrJ andhoin streets;
nam Wheel nz. ". VS..
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STOLEN MONEY RECOVERED. Some
two weeks or so ago it will hc remem
bered, the house of William Sweeney,
on Division street, near Squire Ciohan =
office, was burned down and Sweeney :
trunk and contents (the only thing, 10y
the-by not got out of the building) de
struvel. ltwas stated at the time that
300, in greenbacks, were burned in the
trunk. 1t now appears that this money
WAS never in Sweeney'S trunk and was
stolen about the time OF the fire, and
may have had something to do with
the burning OF the house. IT seems
that Sweeney hid the moueN- under a
loose brick in the hea rth. This was
discovered hy a girl named Miller, a
resident of East Wheeling, who il
pretty well acquainted with Sweeney
and his ways, and carried it off. On
SATURDAY. Sweeney went before Squire
I.aunder and got ont warrant for her
arrest for grand larceny, hut before any
Thing was done, she gave up the
money, and Sweeney Withdrew his COM
plaint. \ creditor Of Sweeneys hear
ing that he had recovered his money,
got out the necessary papers before
Squire Launder, and sent a constable
e. make $40 and, costs, the amount
of the debt. But Sweeney was not to
he taken that way. Az the officer en-
tered the front door he jumped out of Il
back window, roncy and all and fled.
An attachment was laid, however, on a
hat living in the creek near the Balti,
more & Ohio bridge belonging to Swee-
nev, and into which he was secretly re-
moving his property preparatory 10
leaving the city.
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Carriage Establishment Of Messra, Seal
Sign &; Robertson.

Wc have had tho pleasure lately of
inspecting tho interior Of tho large
and handsome carriage establishment
of our entcrpribing townsmon, Mcssrs.
Seal, Sign 4 Robertson, and admiring
somo fine srecimcns Of their handy
work. Among many handsome vo-
hicles calling for special mention, wo
were particularly struck with their
beautiful light single and double
Buggics, COTTON mp in the highcet
style Of tho art both snowy and
durable. Our friends would DO well
10 examine them. They have also on
hand a full supply Of splendid new
Wagons OF every size from ono horse
to thrcc horao wagons, which for
workmanship and superior f"ish arc
not to be ezccIlcd.
Tho prorrio:ors havo now a full
corps Of competent workmcn, md an
ample supply of material, and sro pre-
pared TO furnish anything in their
line, from heavy road wagon TO a
light phGton. B!ncksmitn work
painting, trimming, in fact, every
thing in their line, dome in the best
stylo, and at prices to suit the ti,nos.
This establishment is one Of tho most
extensive in the up. country, and docs
a largo business. Thcso gentlemen
taving had q long experience, and
icing fully acquainted with the wants
OF the. country, know exactly the
Kind of vehicle to build 10 insure
satisfaction, and always guarantee
their work, which they will cell as
cheap es the cheapest.
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Tho Cotton Crop for 1869 20.

Tho Charleston Courier publisho:
tho Annual Statement of tho cotton
crop Of the United States, ior the ycal
ending 3lst August, 1870, prepared
with its usual care and accuracy, from
authentic information, derived from il:
correspondents, in all tho great cottos
centres Of tho country. It is pu
forth with u confident assurance Of il:
accuracy.
Tho aggregate of tho crop for 1866
10, as shown by this statement, i
3,3o3, 1923 bales, being an increase i,
production Of Si5,,i59 ba!os over tn,
crop of 1sGS-G9. This increase ha
been absorbed mainly hy Eurorca,
countrics-tho expectation in 1877
being 2,174, 123 bales, against 1917,
327 bales in lSG9-showing m in
crease Of 72O,7o6 bales.
After making all necessary dcduc
tions there is loft for home consumu
tion North and South, 9Gi,sI2 bales
Of this amount 10000 bales arc pu
down for Southern consumption, lea
wing for Northern consumption s52
Si2 bales, against s40,72o, in 1860
showing mn increase Of 1922 bales
Tho v"luc ofthe cotton crop Of 1856
ID in tho round numbers 1895, 600, COS
OF what incalculatablc benefit to th
South has been this immense sum
Cotton is still! the great staple, which
gives impulse to the commerce Of tn
world, and pours into our lap tn,
golden contributions Of every land
Cotton is still King.
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a RErLY.-A writer in tho Charles.
to" Republican from Abhcvillo, takes
us TO task for making "falso state,
mcnts" with reference to the Rcpub.
lican meeting hero on tho 5th inst,
and the meeting afterwards at Ninoty
six. 1t is hardly worth whilo TO re.
ply, but wc will venture, this once
viii tho writer, deny that ono hall
(pcrhaps morc) OF tho blacks present
on tho day OF the Abb1vi!lo mcctinn
remained in the public square, whilst
the speaking Was going on in the
grove? Does ho call this enthusiasm
VIII NO deny that large numbers Of
tho blacks asrom the Savannah, Gil
not all Of thcm) came up with the OK.
pcctation of getting a dinner, and al
so a change in tho county nomina
toni With regard to tho Ninety
Six meeting, VIC were informed BY
persons who came up on tho cars the
same day that it was failure, and
we have no reason TO doubt it; the
Rcpn5iieoa correspondent to the con.
trary notwithstanding.
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BALL AT NILLIAMsToX.-N-o are
indebted to Mr.. and Mrs. NAYS O!
tho Williamson Springs Hotel, for a
polite invitation to attend tho "Grand
Select Ball and So;-ce," at their
House, on Tuesday evening, the goth
inst. Largo crowds arc expected to
DO present from Grccnvillc, Anderson.
Abbcvillc, Cokcsbury, and Pcndlcton,
and no pains will he spared to give
them fitting reception, ard hand.
scmo entertainment. Visitors to and
from tho Springs, will be passed over
the Grccnvillc and Columbia Railroad
dn ring the week Of tho Bal! fer ono
fare. TO tho young and pleasure,
loving there is thus presented fnc
opportunity Of enjoyment. On the
list Of junior managers from Alb
bevillo, we sec the names Of our young
friends Mcssrs. Joel s.. Perrin, ". S
Marshall, J. A. Calhoun, J. a. Nor
wocd-from Cokcsbury, Mcssrs. T.
Y. Sims, ". ". Vance, II. C. Straus
Lardon +. Connor. We trust that
tho entertainment will mcot with th,
succcss which it morits.
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AnG">'it:H h.;%:o,.Ni. Eir".."N.
The election for Iowu counci. was
held Lcro On Mouday last, with Tic
following result:
FOR lNTE%DA%r.
*W. G. GuGim, rrccivcd 100 votes
ihos. Thomson, received la5 votes
FOR w.lHpESs.
*Jerry iIollinshcad, reed oos votes
"lle"ry Titus, (c.) reed 235 votes
'Snowdan Brown, (c.), reed LII votes
NSam1 Johnson (c.l, reed li9 votes
J. +. G. Duprc. reed 1o3 votes.
l.. III. Russell, reed III votes.
uoiiinshcad AND Titus were ru,
upon both tho GuGin and Thom
son tick Is, and hence received! :: lar,rc
vote. Those marked with an ustrr
isk, received tho highest nunaler O.
votes, though We learn that som,
twenty votes (enon%h to viti;:tc H.,
elcction) were illegally ro!!,I. \
protest has been presented against
tho election cf Gu;:::n, on the gr0uu,
OF inc!!i:;:biiity for want o. sufficient
| residence here.
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l.nyT ADVERTISEMENTS

II. G.. n. Dunovant-Cambrid..c
Lands for Sale 49,
George w. Williams & Co.--Coucn
Tics.
gMillor & Robertson - Notice to
Debtors.
John riSht-Limo Furnished.
Nays, Darnwcl! Il Co-IIoavy and
Light EasginS, Arrow Ties, Baco,
Sides
A. J. Salinas, Factor and Commits
sion Mcrchant-Lihcrul C:.h Ad
vanccs on Consigumcnts to tamc, b,
Miller 4 Robertson.
John Il. jack chson-Tcachcrs Want
cd.
White Brothers dissolution, no
tico to Debtors.
White, Smith u Co-Card Of new
Firm -Spcciaitics cs-AGvanccs on Cot
ton.
q. N. Marso-Partnership Dis
solved.
ii. $. Cason, Shcri iA-Salo of Land:
OF Jas. W. Lipscomb, Mrs. lIary a
Martin, J. G. ELLIS, J. A. Ellis, DR.
II. II. Scuhday.
George Page & Co.-Nanufactur
ers Mill Materials, &c.
Poole 4 Hunt - Turbine Water
wheel.
VIM. knabe Il Co.-piano Fortcs
Edward Noblo-Ohiccs for Salo.
JAS. ". Fowlor-Drcss Goods, Mil
lincry, &c.
Walkers Vinegar Bitters.
Perrin 4 Cothran-Abscnt Defend
ants.
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Dissolution Of White Brothers-Esw
Firm Of Wits, Smith. & Wife

By reference 10 q card in another
column, it will be soon that the Mes-
srs. Whito have dissolved their for
NOR copnrtncrship and entered into a
new ono with Mr. W. Joel Smith, NH.
der tho frm namo Of White, Smith {
White. These gentlemen arc all well
known TO our people and need no word
Of commcndation from us. Their Ok.
rcricnec,, business capacity, and high
integrity. .havo ,mcritcd the public
confidence, and sceurcd for. their
House full share of the public pat
ronage. This patronage has, been con.
stantly increasing, and they pledge
themselves to mako every effort to
merit it in the future. Our read crs
VIC think will find them as good as
their word. We wish them all tho
SUCCESS, which thoy merit. We could
not wish them more. a.
They direct the attention Of their
patrons to various epccialticsAStaplo
and Domestic Dry Goods-Boots and
Shoes, 60. a..
They also call upon their Debtors
to make prompt payment.
TO shippers of cotton they offer
liberal advances on NIL shipments.
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State Agricultural Society.

We are indebted to Col. D. ". ii.
ken, the active and energetic Secro
tary of tho State Agricultural socie.
ty, for 2 number Of copies of tho
Premium List of tho ncxt Fair in
Columbia, which wo will tako pleas
ure III furnishing to cur Agricultural
friends. The Fair will como off du
ring tho second week Of November
to wit, on tho 9th, 10th and 1Ith Of
the month, boing the week after tho
Fair in Charleston, nnd two weeks &C
terthe Fair in AbbcviIle.
1t promises to be splendid affair
as favoring seasons have seconded tho
efforts Of tho Executive Committee
who have spared no effort to got NJ,
an Exhibition which shall do credit
to tho State. Some seven Thousand
dollars worth Of premiums will be dis
tributod, and every effort has been
made to enlist On interest in behalf OF
tho enterprise, at home and abroad
Prominent citizens Of other States,
including editors of leading journals,
have been invited to be present. and
responses have been received cxprcss.
ing great desire to visit. tho State.
The expenselof travelling is 1he Chief
obstacle suggestdd, but. on appeal to
the iiberaiity of the various railroads
would lilsoly induce then, TO come to
the aid Of the soeety,, and encourage :t5a
the presence here Of Intelligent stran
gers who could doso muchto proinote
immigration from dbroad, otIh:2" a" :"
Our own peopio We, 93ea9epcst ,ts'qu turn
out en- asasaa saaG;i oh the eeeasi@op, 9ses @ Hbboi
vli,e we know will be fully roprcseh.
tea, BOTH amog skhibitorss kkR2d ,,speSS' 8
,fat9e'Fis4. aoq istriet Faii,s,' Viii ei ,enS
sharpen the aappqtitas, of both :, and
the texcitcment!and enioymeuti nfl tl,h
week. hero,iwi!l only .sfihnlated al
'fifends to how excitement ana Sattoa
ne y ent hsfys.tW oh tWii!ssr l!s
sPllcgo ousl torcnas' Let our friends, oil
come 70 thetAbbswille Fair-l.theul sao
to Charlcstoa if.tiisy snn-atru Ashen
to Columbia. Thus they will COM
plcte the rounded eEcle os cr;oymcut.
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TIE CHARLESTON DAILY Ne

TIE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS
Our esteemed contemporary visits our
t.sanctum somewhat irrcgularly. This
wo regret, as his presence is always
20 welcome, that We ever grow "brigh-
ter at his coming" The Ne,cs, VIC
think is general fayoritc-wc can at
least, bear witness, for ourselves and
our roading friends. We beg to BIZ
crrollcd on bis list Of regular visitors.
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TURHIEE " WACrp Wnrr,c Evc,,,

TURBINE WATER WHEELS, ENGINEs,
:&o.--1n inviting attention to tho card
OF Messrs. Poole & Hunt, Engineers
and Fouhders, of Baltimore, notice is
especially called u, their celebrat led
sLefeps American Double Turbine
" ater Wheel" which; has eBtablis he'd
~ its', superior qualities - national
iroTpntation! T sone 4aga indy BE Lad
ISfs ths favor His. Water Wheel, Has
'sopad, 1reRlthe'tfaet that. horeI are
now aont2 sthoueapdih operation.
So Messfs. iPoolefA Huust are besides
;thpfroSdg gR 5Fhhggiihteersh., &ad ; FodSdors
al Apd haYe ansaplSpassed. faeilitiss 4or:
sHppIyip pgoeverything ng;iR their line. In
ctuding St6amEhgines KouEa aG list
and Saw Mill Maehinef5j asfaAa3g,
Pu!loys, &c. 90 I"
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nes- Mcssrs. Robertson, Edwards
Trowbridgc, DuPre, Fowler, and
Whito Of our merchants have gone
on North for the purpose of laying in
their Fall and Winter LStock, and 9th
ers will soon follow. Their Stocks
will likely be on by the 10th October
when they would bo pleased to 20
ccive visit from their friends.
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s,rh - 80, -

Tho Augusta G1roaical and; Sentinel
notices tho arrival Of three moro cars
of fthel l!!'Hresn Lihe," from st! Douis.;
oLe loaded with grain in bulk for
Messfs NJ, Ciark3&s Coz ;of Augusta;
ono with -four fol- Charleeton, and tho
otheg for GelqnDbia, {, These cars sleft
st. Eouis .on' thd I'd instant. This
speaks well for tAe ohefey and perso-
verance exhibited by. tho officers of
the Green Limo and Superintendent
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to,ar<. The r.asor, Aavo, !cdm pro.
iri;p,"H. anI, ;.ilnoNa, rTrrt opc can
rU':uco' sod -r,liing j" 3 iirlt crops
WHICH Mi!! JIG crctsitabic to, his Indus
try and enterprise. Lct tho depart
meuts OF utock.-cf manufactures OF
domestic industry in It's varied bran
cl.3 DO all fully represented. Let
those who l.uvo nothing c!so TO eX-
,hibit, exhibit. themselves: They may
thu,s form enc OF tho u,ost attractive
features OF. tho cntcrt;. .;nlucnt.j ,tEi
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Dcftat Of the French krmies-Renubht
Proclaimed in France.

Events follow each other rapidly,
and tho fato of an empire is involved
in tho l"pso Of u few brief hours
The past iow weeks hnvo witnessed
tho capture Of 10000 troops, the
flower of tho French army under
Marshal McMuhon, and as q conse-
qucnce the proclamation Of q repub-
lie. If tho Empire was "pcace," it
was because peace meant SUCCESS, and
at the very beginning Of rcvcrsos the
star Of Napoleon began TO sink un-
til ut last it reached its nadir. in the
capitulatiou Of Sedan. That Govern
mcnt which can crafty French van
ity, by identifying itself with the
glory Of Franco has some chance of
success, but mono other. e Such was
the charm which made tho first Ma
polcon tho idol of the people, and
such was equally tho stay Of the
second Empire. If tho Empire has
been peace" tho Republic has ever
been war. King William has dcclar-
cd that he nado war not upon the
French people but upon tho Emperor,
and We see that now tho French For
cign minister, is disposcd 10 hold out
tho olive branch OF peace. This will
show whether Prussi;. is not now dis
posed to exact moro than a proud
people il willing TO conccde. Alsacc
and Lorraine, two German provinces,
but for two hundred years parts OF
tho French Empire, may bo demand
cd, rs the prico Of victory. Such, ard
also compensation for tho cxpcnacs of
tho war, arc tho demands Of tho Ger
man press. To such an extension Of
prussian power the pride OF France
and the fears of Europe ere alike op-
posed, and q Congress Of nations, if
not tho battle array of combined sr
mics may 10 necessary to allay the
storm which has heen raised.
Leaving for moment the question
OF results, and attempting to epecu-
lato upon canscs, ia it not wonderful
that one oc tho first military powers
of Europe, numbering among its vet
Grams the sous Of tho ccnGucrors OF
Lodi, Marcngo and Austcrli:z, has 30
suddenly coilepscd2 Tho great mis-
tako of the French seems TO have
been, that they undcrratcd their enc
myths power and his rrcpar*tion-
tho strength Of his armies, and the
visoT and celebrity oc his movements.
With a population nearly equal TO the
whole Of Germany, franco has been
out numbered and cut generated.
She ha, declared war, and yet suffer-
c1 herself to be invado6-instcad Of
anticipating has received tho attack
has been forced to light all Germany in
arms Gil tho banks Of tho Mouse ard
Tie Moscllc,
1t has not been contest between
youthful vigor and an cTuto civiliza-
ton. In all the clements of national
strength tho two powers are well
matched. The blame seem TO lie on
the French leaders. The providcnt
foresight of Bismark, and the com.
7rehcnsivo genius Of Mol,kc, sccond-
cd by tho skill Of tho Prrssian goner-
als and tho valor Of tho Prussian sol-
diers has triumpcd over d too confident
supnences, end false security.
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EG GLHEFE"S SAFE.

Esf VIRTUE Of wri, Of Fis.i
I'D Facias to me directed. | will se'l al
Abbr'il'e Court House, within The !esa
hours Of Shc'ifi's sale, on the first Moueiay
IN October next, tho following property,
10 wit:
900 ACRES Of land more or less
adjoining Iauds Of Chsrlss Smith, J. A.
E'Es, aud others. levied upon rs The prop.
erty Of j. G. ELLIS, ads. JOHN Davis,
and oilers.
GG- Terms cash.
II. S. CASOT,
Sheriff AtbeviIic C,urty.
Sheril's Office, Sept. y, 1870, St
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w At q lato ncoting Of tho Co.
lumbia Bar, Committee was nppoin,
ted to confer with members of the
Bar TIN hroughout tho State with Wow
TO suggesting modification of the
existing code Of practice. "n
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SKERIFF'5 SALE.

DY VIRTUE Of Writ of F;er
ID Facias to me directed. l will sell al
AbbevilIo Court House, within tho legal
hours of Sheriff Is sale, OH the first Monday
in October next, the following property
to wit:
554 ACRES Of Land. more or less,
adjoining lands Of L. G. Carter, II. A.
Griffin, J. r. Tarrant, and others, Levied
upon rs the property Of JAS. w. LIPS.
COMB ads. John r. Tarrant.
HY- Toau cash. "l re-.
II. S. ChSON,
Sheriff Abbsville County.
Sheriff s Office. Sept. l2, 1870, 81
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E::E2:2IEF'S G.E.E.

E.%1 VIRTUE Of writ of Fi.,
t.S F..ri:a to me directed, will s.ll Il,
y oI'a"ii!" Ccurl House, within LEGAL hu"r.
of Shrri:I"s sale. on the frat Monday il
October TEX! tho following property, t.
Wit:
GOD A.Cy22F::; Of lan1, more or l-ss
a1jFn'u;s lands Of Charles Snirh. II. i
:,'no:a and 4. i. i;onz-r, and c:h~rs
levied upon "s the property of J. 4. I.L
LIS ads. Beng. III. Martin aal vito.
EJ- TeIms cash.
RI. s. CASON.
Sheriff Ahinri'- C"r.ty.
SheriG"s OGi:e, Sept. o,lST0, st
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QuERE ?-Have all or any of our
editoriahfriends, who publish for the
Greenvilie and Columbia Railroad
been henoredy7 With complimentar
+favors.1 10, we would like to learn
"the password"
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il ;ho mo""y 1'ca'l r9i;.a"ctd TO hold
out 50 iopS.
The Secretary ihforn's us that tie
prizes awarded dt tho last Fair arc
now ready for distribution. lie says
that they orc models &C bcanty, and
artistic skill. - .. ....&, .
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SHERIFFpS SALE.

DY VIRTUE Of writ Of Fieri
H ,Facias 10 me directed, | will sell al
Abbeyille Court House'. within tho leg a
hours Of SherifFs sale Oh the first AIopd az
in October mex, the following property,
10 wit - Ht''o -
ONE HOUSE AND LOT in the vii
lage of Lowpdesyille, containing 80 Acres,
more or less, bounded by la6ds Of Joel
Lockbart, Mrs; Pressly, J. NJ. Mosley, and
oiLefs, lsvied upon as the propert, Of Dir.
II. II. sCQDDY, ads. E. ]. Taylor. |
G9- TERMS cash. - - - E271N
HENRY S. CASON,
Sheriff Abheville County.
Shcrif's Office, Sept. lo, 1870, 81
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TIE DISTnIcr FAIR Eccollcct
that tho District Fair comes OF OIL the
;2Cth, and will continue fnnv G.va.--
Every body is invited to attend, a.,l
all arc expected who arc abb. to cu.no.
We hope TO be able to mako it 10 thc
interest of our people all to attend.