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MARRIAGE.

Reflect That a sound mind and body are tils
most necessary requisites To promote oon-
uubLl happiness. Indeed, without tho,s
lie journey through lie becomes a weary
pilgrimage, the prospect hourly daTkens ~
she view, the mind becomes Swallowed wit
despair and filed with the melancholy Il.
| deCuon that the happiness OF another IT.
| comes Dlighted with our own.
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The Life Association of America.

CENTRAL OFFICE, ST. LOUIS, MO.
Date OF Organization, June IS, 1868.
Present Annual Premium In
=, Z,lojVO 80
Present Assets ...................... 2,lYyS2S @
Amount Insured fl, lS4 30 "
JAMES ii. BRITrON, President.
". ii. HOUGH, Vice President.
Hos: VIM. BARNES, Counsel and Actuary
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THE PRACTICE.


THE PRACTICE
In the northwestern, the hoop.pole re-
gion of Ohio, is county by the name
OF Henry, which has become somewhat
famous for having furnished Governor
and Executive Department Tor the State
of South, Carolina, and it now enters
the missionary field 10y furnishing the
Indian Agent for Idaho. The agent, J.
n. High, goes as a special agent of the
Methodist Missionary institution, haN-
ing been recommended for that position
by the officers Of this denomination,
which recommendation was procured
by the Endorsement of the local preach
er at Napoleon, and of Rev. Hon. A.
NJ. Cary, State Senator from this dis
trict, both of whom were intimately
acquainted with Mr.. High.
Now, what sort of humanizing, civil
izing and outstanding individual is this
Agent? And is not this profession Of
piety and morality the veriest Of hypo-
crisv2 Mr.. High is a public notorious
scoffe- at all religious denominations and
mocker Of all professors; a man who
believes in honesty just so far as the law
compels it; a libertine, and burlesquer
Of female virtue-a person who for
years has not been inside church even
on funeral occasion. This is the Metho-
dist missionary for the Idaho Indians
Alas, poor Lo!
When he left for his field o. labor he
took with him an assistant, young
man who, until this appointment, was
keeper of a saloon and gambling
shop in Napoleon. His missionary
outfit consisted of billiard table, two
blooded bull pups-perhaps of Marshal
Browns breed.-a coop Of fighting
cocks, and a trunk of hymn books il
Illustrated with the four jacks.
Here, Mr.. Editor, is the profession
and the practice. Is it not mockery
"a shame? Imagine these missionary
agents seated on brandy kegs, with bull
pups beside them, playing seven up on
the head of whisky barrel, while
the 9red man Of the forest is singing:
"From Greenland's icy mountains,
From India's coral strands,
Where Afric'S sunny fountains
Roll down their golden sands,
They call us 10 deliver" &c.
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THE PROFESSION,

Says the President in his message
"The. reform in the management Of
Indian affairs has received the special
attention Of the Administration from
It's Inauguration to the present day
The experiment of making it a mis-,
sonary agency, given to the denomina.
ton OF Friends, has been found to work
most advantageously, and all agencies
and superintendencies not SO disposed oil
were given to officers of the army. The
act OF Congress reducing the army
renders army officers ineligible FOR civil
positions. The Indian Agencies being
civil offices, l determined to give all
the agencies to such religious denomi,
nations as had heretofore established
missionaries among the Indians, and
perhaps to some other denominations
who would undertake the work on the
same terms as missionary work. The
societies selected are allowed 20 name
their own agents, subject to the APP
prevail of the Executive, and are ex-
pected to watch over them and aid them
as missionaries and christians, and civ
ilize the Indian, and to train him in the
arts Of peace"
Here is the God and morality"
strong enough The support OF the
churches is secured by handing poor
Lo over to its tender mercies. Now,
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PLAN MUTUAL.

Policy Holders Participating In the Profits
Dividends paid last yea. ~ per cent.
A success without precedent in this country
or Europe.
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DIR JOHNSTON.

Member OF the Royal College OF Surgeons
London, graduate nom one OF the most EN-.
inent Colleges in the United States, and the
greater part OF whose life has been spent In
the hospitals OF London, Paris, Philadelphia
and elsewhere, has effected some OF the most
astonishing cures that were ever known
Many troubled with ringing In the head
and ears when asleep, great nervousnesS
being alarmed at sudden sounds, Oashful,
ness, with frequent blushing, attended some
times with deragement Of mind, were cured
Immediately
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Window Glass,

IN BOXES WINDOW GLASS, assorted
OU sizsS, Just received and for sale %
dsaIp OGLERAY, SON q CO.
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Friday, November 25' 1870
Serious ARRAY.

We regret to announce. serious al
FRAY which occurred in the lower psr'
of the District, near "Irickam,". Oh
Thursday of the past week, and re:
srlted in the death of Anscl G. Tol-
bert. 1t seems that stock log had
been sent by. Thomas B. Tolbert te
ahe mill Of Joseph W. Cook to be saw
cd which for some reason had no'
been received. Cook came into The
field where the brothers were so"ln2
wheat, and demanded two dollars an'
forty cents, which Tolbert retased u
nav. An alteration arose, and Cooe
drew his revolver and discharged !
twice at Thomas B. Tolbert, woand
inp him seriously in the neck an'
shoulder and arm. The latter the'
escaped, and also negro man Nh'
was with them. Ansel =. Ioloer
stood his ground and received NOR
tai wound in the pit of his stomac'
md also . blow on the top OF his head
In the absence, on account OF sick
ness lof the Coroner, Mr.. Robert Jones
an irqucst was held by r. Z. Hemp
hill. ESQ.,, and verdict was RENDERED
through the foreman of tho jury, MI
CT. Sibert, in accordance with tn
above facts.
decentralization Of. various false ru
mors,wo would state, on the anthoF'
tv of3the acting Coroner, that ther
was no political issue involved IN tn
quarrel.
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FIRE IssURANcE.-We direct atten:
1ion 10 the advertisements Of Dr. |
GW. C. Branch, who are the agents
Of four or FIVE of the best Eastern and
Southern Insurance Companies, A.
also theS SGreat Westcrn-"tho Pacific
Fire Insurance Company" OF Ban
Francisco, CAL, whose immense re-
sources ensures the utmost prompt
nsss in tho payment Of its liabilities
This il . Characteristic BY tho way,
Of al the companies which these gen
tlemen represent. At this hte day
no.prudent man needs an argument to
eonvince him of the policy OF lnsur'
ing Indeed TO assume tho risks Of
a contrary courseis the length OF folly
If you then insure, as insure yor
must, we commend you 10 the gentle,
men above named for tho most liberal
terms.
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Estate ef David L. BogGE.al, Decd

EOHN J. BGzEMAN, Admir- Of the
% above Estate hereby gives notice
to all concerned that he Will sctl!c his
Administration before the Judge of
probato for Abbcviilo Co0n.y on
Thursday the 18th Of December next
Ii there should be any demands re-
naming unpaid and due by the hStaIe
of d. l.. Drzcman, decd, or against ~
l.. \ J. J. Bozenan, such must be pre-
sentcd to the subscriber on or before
the day mentioned for settlement, VIZ;
18th December, IS on that day tho
Administrator \ will demand Letters
Dismissory.
JOHN J. DOZEMAN.
Nov. IS. 1870 80 1t
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How TO MAKE HOME ArtEAcrIYE-pon'!
have your stairs without banisi ers. at the ri>s
Of breaking your children's necks. Don : hav.
wooden ceilings. TINT require cord OF light
wood to il uroinate the room Don't have
windows without glass. SO that whenever II
rains YOU must shut out the light of heaven
Don have susl:cs without blinds. 50 that 'h'
sum- er sun will :'azz'e your eyes. warp your
furniture n d fada your carpet. But order A.
the necessary materials for finishing =" rhons'
in com o-lah,e It, le f'nm p. 2 Tonic, Charles
ton, =. c.. the large manufacturer Of suel
things IN the Southern States.
Nor. II, 1870 i'm
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Valuable Plantation to
10 RDI'I.
BIHE undersigned will rent, at pub
/ lie outcry, on Sale Day next, at
! Abbcvillo Court House, his place,
known as the
B5lGl9l Plantation.
The 7 sact consists of
1860 Acres,
B5leh2r Plantation.
The I tact CONSISTS OF
1850 Acres,

more or less, adjoining lands of Ihom,
as Thomson, Esq Mrs McComb ana
,,hers. Ina land is well adapted tor
Cotton and Corn. aud is excellent 1or
Small Grain. There arc about tour
hundred and fifty acres of cleared
tand. about the same in splendid wood
land, the balance in old field, which
would also yield well il c"Itlvated'
There is on the place a large Gin
?lousc and Thresher House, good
Dwelling, Barn, Cribs. Stables, and all
necessary out-buildings There is also
4 splendid Spring convenient to the
house. III fact it is unnecessary tC
.ommend the place. as it is wcllkrowr
o 10
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One Of the best Plantations in
the up-country.

There are rails enough on the place to
keep the land that is in cultivation in
good order for years to come. The
.,Iacc has been rented for eight hun
ired dollars Il ycar,;in gold, for three
gears since the war. and the only rca-
son Tor renting it now, is that the un-
lcrsigncd is not a practical farmer
lie fully believes there is fortune to
20 made on it in short time.
ANY one desirous to rent the place
privately. may apply te Mr. Winstock
ut his residence near Martins mill.
G.. \. TISANSkA.
Nov 25-31 2t
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RSpoRr OF County COMMISSIONERS.
We direc. the attention of our,rea-
,ders to the Annual Report of the Board
of County Commissioners, which has
been prepared with his usual clearheS
and accuracy, by Ar. Robert Jones:
the clcrk of the Board: Mr.. Jones is
too we'll known iin our community as
a capable and efficient officer, and as
a thoroughly reliable gentleman to
need q word Of eommcudation from
as. This interesting report, we are
sure, will make amends for the exclu-
sion Of our usual variety.
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MARRIED..

-. ., ...,,- +ho
MARRIED. on Neonesaas' ID .ne Nv
:5sd INST, IN lh,s ''iI, ~ 'uannON AT
:. l. Bonner; :, T'i ppiXCII ~ W al of Al.
beyille.
III. ~, VOC ocoon,n,nisd
p Inc aoo'e +" 20 .ol
by as beautiful cake as ever sFaceu
tho. festivals of uymen, or evoked an
editors raptures tnercupou-'s
massive entire lovely to look upon
in it's graceful embroidery of snowy
,eaf and fru;t and 4fower-and deli
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"A DESIRABIE
RESID E NC E.

rrIIE subscriber offers for sale, his
residence with so much of The
land attached thereto as may be de-
sired, less than Two Hundred Acres.
The House wh;ch is just half mile
from the Court House. is a GOOD
TWO STORY, WE'LL FINISHED
FRAME BUILDING, containing
eleven rooms besides pantrics, closets
and other accommodations. There
are in the yard superior Dry.well OF
Cellar, aud Il first rate we'll, attordins
an abundant supply: of good water.
There are on the place the usual out
buildings and several good springs,
huthing horse, &c The place, natur-
ally, ono OF The most beautiful in tho
cishborhood, is susceptible OF the
highest degree of ilnp' ovement and
ornament.
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1st.-Pcrfect security to Poiicy-hold-
crs.
2d.-I.ow rates Of premium.
3d.-A clear and definite contract.
4th.-Non-forttiture guaranteed by a
ciausein every Policy.
5th.-A liberal cash surrender value
provided for by the terms of its
Policies.
G,h.-No unnecessary or iillbcral re-
striction as regards residence, trav-
cling, or occupation.
7th.-A Policy issued in the State of
New York in favor of a wifo, on
the life of her husband, is secure
from tho claims Of her husbands
creditors.
sth.-The premiums charged by the
UNIVERSAL arc based on american
mortality and the interest us"aI'y
yealizfd on money. lis Policy-hold-
ers are therefore guaranteed insur-
ance 10 the full amount of tho pre-
miuras pad.
W. T. FARROw, Agent,
Greenwood, S. C.
Nov 25, 1870, 31-3m
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sEERIFFS SALE. =.
ohm ]. Bonner, Plaintiff, VS.. Nm. Aller,
Defendant.
In the, Common Pleas. ~
Bill for Specific Performance, DC.
FINDER and by virtue Of an order OF
u the Court in this case, | will sell,
Tor Cash, ut AL5evile 10 Court House. or
Sale Day'in Decen Der next, NIL that parcel
or tract u land, situate, lying and being
IN n,lbe County Of AbLeville, near The Vii
iage Of Due West, containing
- 10 Acres,
more or less, and boanied bs lands OF
Rev. J. I. Bonner, D. Lindsay ard 9th.
"rS. ,t =! -
HENRY S. CAsON,
Sheriff Abbcville County.
ssss'it; SYT. f, D;;'Ss' is3S, 50.
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TO sllipIpe Of
Cotton.

NEyasa-z,t.sze = &
wv r would give notice to all our
friends that We are now prepared to
ship cotton on most favorable terms.
We will advance liberally on Cotton
for shipment when desired. We will
ship to Az. @. BEE & CO.. Charles
.op, and HOPKINS, DWIGHT b
TROWBRIDGE, New York. ..lss.;,..
: No CommissioRsI IIoEses stand highi
er in their pespectivc markets than
the above. Our past dealings with
these houses have been so satisfae-
tory that we arc prepared to promise
good sales and prompt rcturns.to .saiA
Of our friends swho may put their EotsT
ton into our, hands for shipment. g
:. White, Smith 3 White.
Sept. 10. 1916.
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PLANTATION
TO RENT.

T WILL lot my Fonville Plantation
/ for the next year, either. as q
whole or by the separate field. ApeIl-
cation may be made to mo OF once
If not let by private arrangement be-
lore Saturday. tho 10th December
next, l will then offer it on the place.
20 the highest bidder; and. on that
Iay l will sell
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\ IL = w
III ROOMS, and will store Cotton,
Corn, or anything else, on reasonable
terms.
/. Liberal Cash advances made on
Produce of. any kind shipped through
us to Charleston, Baltimore or New
York. They have business arrange
mcnts with the best Houses in the
above named cities, and can offer IA
,ciities, in the shipment Of the pro.
dncts of the country, unsurpassed by
any other house in the State.
Particular attention is called to oul
large stock of PLOWs, now instorc
with the remark, that we arc prepar'
ed to furnish any A Agricultural lmple'
ment wanted, at Manufacturer $ prl
ces, with freight added.
TROWBRIDGE 4 co.
.Noy 19, 80 If
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sHERIFFss SALE. 8

, -
nY VIRTUE of snndry writa Of Fier'
/ } Faciast 10 me directed, I will sell 10 'i'
highes, bidder, at Abbeville Court ioo..
on the FIRST MONDAY: in DECEM
Der next, within the legal hours hours ,.!p,r 9
Sheriff; sale, lhe following property, i
wit: tf}E ,Ilf}E. ~ s$
337 Acres. Of Land, 4.
more or loss, adjpiniug lands Of Matthew
:McDonad, Estate of Andfew Edwards
and others, levied upon as the properly OF
Samuel Garter, ads. J. L. and y. u. S'ber',
administrators, a,ld others. - ="
/ Terms Cash. 5.asg,s... -
II. s. CAsoM
Sheriff Ahbevilfe County,
Sheriff Offiae, Nov. lo. 1870.
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-us We direct attention to the ad-
.rcrtisement Of the renting Of the
"To,cher place" by e. \. Eisars!ia, on
Sale Day next.
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In EnuitV-Abbeville.

III 09o105 :
IN pursuance Of The order Of the Courl
iu ibis case, | will sell 10 the highest
bulcr ut AhLeviIIe C"ur, House. on the
list Monday in December next, within the
legal hours OF Sheritf's sale, tue Braly
Tract containing
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LATEST QUOTATIONS OF
S0UTHERNs SECURITIES
IN CHARLESTON, s. c.
Corrected I'eeklyW
1awFyEsa7E'Eszss1ss sSsaa
M .E Aaa '%I.Ess q v "a ~
BssW esSa AXa!S|.ss,.s:zNE S|.s,.:zE;.!..u} NkAkszA}
Banker and Broker, No. 70 bfoau o'fee
November 10, 1870.

er,rr Srcun1rIEs.-South Carolina, Old
ss. do uew,-a7l; do, registd stock, ex int
all.
CRY SECURITIES Augusta, Ga. Bonds, II
Is. Charleston, s. G.. Stock, lex Or ihO "A
90. do Fire Loan Sonls,-a66; Columbia, ,
&. Bonds, alto.
RMLRoAp BoSps.-B'ue Ridge, FIRST mort
car.)-a60 Charleston an'l savannah, ,-a6h;
Charlotte. Columbia and Angusta,-nsd; Che:
raw and Darling on.-a92; Greeu'lle ana
Columbia, (first mort )s5a-; do, State qua
rantee, Gsa-; No, ihenstern, STA; SaVan-
nah and Charleston, Isl mort. -a1S; CO.
State guarantee, -ar9; South Carolina,
! ais: do. Go; Spartarburg and uni"n.-a5a.
R,,lro,p STocKs-Churlotte Columb and
Augusta, ado; Grcenvill. and Columbia, "a
T.; Northeastern. ala; Savannah and Charles
! ton, -u3j; South Carolina, whole shares
adj do. half d. AZ I.
Eycu,NGE, Gc-New York Sight, off par
Gold, llO.ll3; silver, lGSa--.
soulu CAROLINA EANX ELLIS.
.Bank Of (barlest n........ ..-a-
"Hank Of NcwberrS. ..................
Bank of Camden .......... ......... """-
Bank of Georgetown ..............' T"-
Bank of South Carolina. ........ .......lnn-
Bank If Ches!cr... :......... ........' 'o"-
Bank IF Hamburg. ...............:......'... IA
} Ba k of State of S. c. prior to lS5 .:...45a-
Bank of late of ). C. issue lSb! and '62 SGa
npluntcls' and Mechanics Bark OF
Charleston. .....:...:. ........."'-a-
~people's Bank of Chn nrleston............-s-
*Union Bank of Cha'l ston ........-a-
Southwestern Il r Bank of Charlesi on,
old -.......... ...-.............." d
Southw estern X r Bank Of Charleston,
new ........
State Bani; Of Charleston ...-....-. Ca
farmers and Exchange Bank Of Char
lcstUn .....-..... -. ...-.--.. .-." Il
Exchange Bank OF Co!umbia............ On
Commercial Bank of o'umbia. ....... Ia
Merchants Bunk of Ci"raw .............. ia
rlauters' Bank oc Fai field. ...... ..6n-
State Of ourh Carolina Bills Receivable 95-
. City of Charleston Change Bills. %
a. f<N ln;, rod %,
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ESTABLISHED 1895.
GrecnvilIc Coach Factory,
COVER, cox G MARKLEY,

{ATE would announce tc our customers. that
w 'vcarc prepared now to fill ali orders
for VEHICLES. We hav" added to our Sock
# Wo'L. Working Machinery and increased
our S:aif of Workm.n TO about ~, and there.
sore trust shat none of our ratrols will ba dis.
in haviog o:re's promptly filed
/ he Stock of One, Two, Three, Four and Six
!Iorsc lrrn Axle Plantation WAGONS vi be
kept full ard now, a, Ior on"-hIra Of CEN
turv ast, these Wagons shall be the STAND,
ARD of EXCELLENCE. -..
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George A. Bowman. Agt.
.2Y7 King-st., Charleston,ss. G.

III EEPs constantly on hand larse and and
IN well4sleutpd stock Of CARPE W, ,OWlI- W
. CLOTH. MATING. RUGS, DOtk MATS.
ac. Ia, sue, as rrc asulIly found IN hrst
f, elss; carpet store.
.NoT-2j II S.a
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80. ~ - - ~ a
Public Notice.

rs HEREBY given to all parties in
| any way interested in the Estate
of ii WILLIAM c. PUCKETT, decd,
that the Administrators and Admins
tratrix will make final Settlement
of the said Estate in tho Court OF
Probate, for Abbeville County, on the
THIRD DAY, (Saturday,) OF Decem-
ber next, and demand Letters dismls-
sorry as Administrator and Admins
tratix. If there should be any party
yet having claims against said Estate,
lit is expected such will be presented
on or before that day.
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MOgsI(51sse

A LII persons having work done in
IA. our shop arc. requested to come
and take it away by the 18th Of Dee.
next, those indebted will please settle
up, as the firm will be dissolved at this
place at that time.
w. W, & J. W. Rowland & Go.
Nov. 25, 3l-2t .
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600 Acres,

more or less, situate. lying and teing IN
,hr Countr Of Ahhevile, and bounded 10y
lands Of john s. Reid and others.
Terms Cash, .'js.'.a'.
II. S. CAsON,
Sheriff Of Ahlevills County.
Sherifr's Office, Nov. IL, 1870. {
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Public EIo::..ce

us hereby given to all parties inter
cstcd in tho Estate of the Key.
Arthur williams, deceased, late of Ab'
beviIlc County, that on the 26th De-
oemhcr next, we will make a settle.
ment of said Estate in the office of
tho Judge of Probate for Abbeviile
County, and demand letters dismis-
sorv "a Executors of the same.
JAMES G. WILLIAMS,
GEORGE w. WILLIAMS,
Executors.
Nov IS, 1870 80 1t
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sHERIFFs SALE.

-. : SHERlEE'S SALE.
10y virtue Of snndry Wrts Of heri f''-
ID c,as to me directed, | will sell TO
!hr highest bidder, at Abbevills G. IL cn
the first Monday in D~cem'er next. within
; he legal hours Of Sheiff's Sale, The fo'.
loving property, 10 VII: >,
All that lrac, or parcel Of land contain
ing
800 Acres,
more or less. situate in the County Of Az
beriEe, on SnIu,la river, and bo,ndrd bS
lands Of Thomas Garter, ". Riley, James
K,Ilincsworll,. and others. levied upon as
tie property Of VIM. 7 Jones ads State
If South Carolina ior others. .'.e
Tcl ms Cash. Hi.' ..
HENRY S. CASON, ~
d. Sheriff of Ahhevillei County.
ShcrT's Office, Nov. ~, 1870.
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NoEI-nICTzs.

Ia ~ T. l. 0A..81
Rure Inducements to Persons Wishing
Locntions for 'Bus'ness.
7 NOW offer the MAJORS MILL,
4 PLACE, seven miles west OF An
derson G. H., containing ninety-thrcc
acres of productiveland, and lies well.
Watcr-power sufficient to run q MGR
chant mill, or any other ordinary ma
rhinery every day. This is a splendid
place for Il Tanncry, well surrounded
with oak land for bark, aud no tan
ward near it. If not sold before Sale
day in December next, will be offered
10 the highest bidder at Anderson
G.. II for cash. .ss.
MILL PLACE, eight miles north Of
Anderson, near the Blue Ridge Rail
roads, an excellent place for run.
ming any ordinary Neutrality-suspicious.
tanning tifty-fivc acres, and has small
and comfortable improvements and
farm. II not sold previous, will like
wise bo offered for safe at public out
cry on saIcday in December next
Terms cash.
READ AGAIN-Iot No. 3 lies
nine miles west of Gainesville, Ga,
containing 12O acres, near the route ot
The Air Linc Railroad, all in the
weeds. and will be sold low for, cash,
i,y applying to me at Pendleton; 5 e.
II. HARPER.
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FIRE! EzInEsE!! FzRElIl

TNOGETIIEs with 4 or 5 of the BESf EAs.
L TERN and SOUTHERN INSURANCE
COMPANIES, the sn' ecrihers are AGENT
for that MAMMOTH WESTERN COMPANY.
THE PACIFIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPA.
NY OF SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNlA.
ts guaranteed capital is WENT FIVE
MILLIONS IN GOLD: Its STOCKHOLDERS
are individually liable for its loss-a is losses
are pr omptly paid at his AGENCY by sight
drafts OIL NEW AORK Oar Agency, al'o
gether; represents about rs millions OF dollars.
\ DR.. I. & w. T. BRANCH.
Nov rs, 1870, 31-3m
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IN pursuance 10 the Order in the above
4 case, l will sell at A bhevIIe Cont
House, On Sale Day in December next,
within the legal hours of Sale, IL =