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The ponhnfnn.

Orders have been given to have the POwha-
tan, now at the Philadelphia Navy Yard.
thoroughly repaired and got ready for sea ser
vice. She win have new boilers put in her, and
to Pusey, Jones & Co., of Wilmington, Del, for
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NEW YORK, Aug. 16.-btockB str0nR Money
easy at sa4 per cent Gold, ll6x. 52Os, 1862 coupon
1111S; do. 1854, do, 1105S do 1885, do, 1i0; do.
1865 new, 109Z do. 1851 1091 do 1865 1921 1o40s,
Canton Co., 6lK; Cumberland preferred, so; New
York Central and Hudson River, go; Erie, 225S
Reading, 96A Adams Express, IS; Michigan Gen.
trail, 1lsN; Michigan Southern, 93 Illinois Central,
131; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 105; Chicago and
Rock Island, 114lS; Pittsburg and Fort Wayne 90
Western Union TeleQraph. BAL.
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FROM WdSHINGTO.N.
The Death Of FnrraEnt.

Special Despatch 20 The Euenirlg Telegraph.
WAsHTNGTON, Aug. 15.-The flags here are &C
half mast in respect to Admiral Farragut.
American Marine Interests In Germany.
The Secretary of State says that orders by
cable have been given by the Navy Department
to Rear-Admiral Gibson, commanding our
fleet in European waters, TO send, If practicable,
an American man-Of-war up the German rivers,
especially the Elbe and Weser, to encourage
American Interests In those quarters, bat
to observe in every way the strict rules of
blOckads.
During the time that the ''SeVern," flagship
of the North Atlantic feet, is receiving some
slight repairs at Hampton Roads leave will be
granted 70 hsr oueefs, & Only Aeeping a few on
be granted 20 her crew. She will be ready to
sail with Rear Admiral lee fNs Key Wes, on
Ibs l5Ln vi eeptelaDeI, "ItnOGt Ial.
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New York Produce NInrItet

NEW YORK, Aug, 15.--COttOn dull; sales OF 9Ot
bales at 19kc. Flour duh and without decidet
change. Wheat declining; No. at 81 2OCa121
winter red 81 440114I. Corn heavy and lower
mixed Western, 00ta91c. Oats frmer; State, 6Oa65c
Beef quiet Pork quiet. Lard quiet. Whisky
nominal at 97c.
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Efl he farlS correspondent OF Ine IROependdfCCe
Beige writes concerning the principal French
generals in the following entertaining, gossip
ing way, quite as interesting as the more eabo-
rate sketches we have already published
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AN OpERAr1c MARR1AGE.-Wemak
the following extract from the New
York HeroN, with regard to lady
we'll known to The Southern public
"By this title is not meant the
"Marriage of Figaro but Of our fa.
nous tenor, S;gnor Brignoli, and
Miss Isabel McCulloch, one of our
American prinsa donns. Both arc we'll
known to the public, and every one
will wish them happiness. Though
the marriage took place in Canada
last summer, as has been announced
in tho advertising columns of the
Herni1, the customary reception OF
friends was not held, ia consequence
of Signor Brignoli's engagement with
the Nilsson company, till few days
ago. This occurred at the residence
Of the bride and bridegroom, in Eigh-
ty.fo5urth street. Mrs. Brignoli was, as
is generally known. a Southern lady,
and belonged to one Of the best tam,
lilies in the South. Every one will
congratulate BrignoIi on his good
fortun" in getting such an estimable
lady for his wife, for becoming Ben
edict and settling down TO domestic
life, and for identifying himself with
America and American art by this
marriage" - ~.
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The Usu1y Law Bill

We see that Mr.. Wilkes, Of Ander!
son; has introduced into the Legisla-
ture a bill to repeal the Act of 1866,
which repealed the old Usury7 Laws
of the State. The bill is now in the
hands 81 the Committee of Ways and
Means in the House. and viii meet,
it Is, said, as we think it deserves,
very strong opposition. The attempt
10 exempt money from the operation
Of tho gspsral laws of>trade and to
subject ii to any other law than that
Of supply and demand, must prove
futile. aThe worth of 9 thingis what
it viii bring" and in this respect hoR
does money differ from any other
commodity? or'what equity is there
in the attempt by Legislative enact
msnt. to force q man to take seven
per cent. for that which is worth
twelre7 The attempt is fruitless,
and all mercantile experience shows
that no Usnry Law can be rigidly
enforced. Eyep if practicable, the
only effect would be to diyert capital
10 Sections where trade is unfettered,
and the lender is free to receive the
price which his capital commands in
the market. Is it to DO supposed the
capitalists here will be So patriotic
and accommodating as to lend their
money atseven pel cent. when thoy
can get twelve in orr sister States
Of the Sotthq Even iu Georgia,
wherstke Usury Law is in full oper.
alton, money commands thirteen per
.cent--seyen per cent. interest, and
;one-half per cent. per month in the
way Of commissions. Every sound
reason seems to oppose the repeal o.
The law Of. 1866. and wh trust that
the bill Of Mr. Wilkes Ria be de-
teated.. :
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{ .asss :, s,.-...-. .>s>
Friday, December IS, 1870.
The Trial Justice System.


We are glad to sec, that ~ 10
Justice System. is about so :, ~ :.
revision by the Legs,'N
modified, or tobe s"eU ...,
The whole 81 em - .;eat, aoat 0a so;.
tutiona1 he e.ons.''u'.e. ~ ~.
ths.sctioon OF JUSTICES o. st sns leacv, aa3., us
~she quallhea e'o''ots ~ . .r a' ;
OUT con'e.s =. y p'a .,,no;nt m.nt of INV
.ure 70 CIV .ao -. atp' ~ ,hs Governor.
ju... r ;sssnsa,sd,v boen maac';tbe
lp:'ap lais mas 81 f'iss 1;na;e;a5 decision. But
sne,scs - y ra .neon.t;tot;onalitx, the
apar' irom :: - go !! $ ;nd;c;,i now.
system, Win It's en'aiseo 'aN .;I.. -
ers conferred upon men necessarily u
limited capacity, is worse than use
lass and MISUNDERSTANDING positively
.1.::.,.,'.ho host interests of the
pre)uoiclai ~, 10 VI. DsSs .s.o,,, orronsons
country. lne ABUSES 'son. -,
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~> The United States Patent
Laws, with instructions how to OBJ
tain Patents, is the title of.a work
of 112 pages, sent to US by Mum 4
Co., 81 Park Row, New York. It
also contains the official rules, fes
for patent deeds, hints 9sei.ng
patents, $50 diagrams lesmech'anleaI III! !
and s..l.afgo variety of
other useful iss<hation. It is a book
reaI|y wesfhaving, and can be had
'frcc ,ISfll who will send their names
<Messrs. Mum g. Go. as above.
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ASs1GNEE'S SALE.
In Bankruptcy.

my viriue of sundry orders to me DIRECTED
Ek is.ued from 'he Dislric' Court Of the
Uated States for the District Of ssus'i caT". ;,'
lima. Twill sell at pnblic auction, at Ap6"vllle
Court House. on the rstMeaidsy in sanuafy
the follosing property. = :.
n in the N tier ef WAFc. HUNTER. Bankrupt.
: Oue tract Of land in the County of Avbe'
Vile on CpdhingSrd creek. adjoining lands .
Geo. R. Caldwell, sn1 others. containing 400
ocres more or less. sold free Of incumbrance:
IN ,bs satter Of JsO. h. LIGON. Bankrupt
TIE Bankrupl's interest, the Real E.tate Of
bi. iatber, loserh Lyon, desd being the r1' =
more or lees. bounded by iands Of s. F. Gilbert
and and heirs, and other inssrest mentioned in
io l. the matter Of A. c. Hawthorne, BANKRUPT
sundry chooses in action. omitted at former
,a1e.
and stamps K d. 'HAaD'A",
!. d.. lc, 1870. s4-st - Ase'sns~
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,Ths Laurens Prisoners

We learn from the Columbia Phani+
that on last Saturday morning. sher:ff
Frazee, having in charge the Laurens
prisoners-ten in number attempted
to 10 take tho train for Laurens, in order
to carry the prisoners before Judge
Vernon, by WHOM writs Of hobeas cor
mas had been issued in their respective
cases. Before he could get upon the
cars, he was arrested by the Sergeant
alarms of the House Of Reprssenta-
Lives, acting under the orders Of go
ssph Crews, Chairman Special Com-
snftteep - e y.
9 The prisoners are now held in GUS
tody in Col4mbis, and as the PhGais
remarks, ut would seem that Cover
her Scott has abdicated, that the civil
Courts are nowhere, and that the
paramount power Of, the State is now
exercised by Che Legislative majority,
acting through one Joseph Crews,
I sChairmaa Of gss Speeiul Commit'ee.'
Ths.caae of these prisoners is one
of.pccnliar hardship, and involves a
gross violation of law and abuse OF
the most cherished rights Of citizen.
ship. Arrested with . great shoE OF
'force-hurried off to Columbia-de-
prived of the right of counsel when
arrested od-repcatedly re.arressed upon
;trunaped-ap charges, after being re-
sneatedly admitted TO bail, and after
7sundry bills of indictment bad been
thrown DOT By atEa GRIND Jury OF
The q. s. District Court .-ard slastly,
deprived Of the aq6tds corpus leg.
'i.latira ,ihtarposition- these gentle.
men have been tho victims OF . most
'high-handed oppression. If such be
law, mother person ). nor property q
safe.
! Since writing the above, we see by
the Phonfz that tho prisoners we're
brought. before Judge Vernon on
Wednesday, on a writ Of ha6sas corpus,
and discharged on giving bail in the,
1. sum of $4,000 each. Judge Vernon
was served with a notice Of impesch-
nllent by the Legislature, but con
tciuded 70 give his decision neyetthe-
Jess.
F The following are the names Of ths
men thus dfscbarged: B. S. Jones,
r. p. Todd, Hugh L. Farley, James
Copeland, Stobo D.. darlington, Tur.
'nef Richardson, Geo. F. Moseley, J. Z.
n. Williams, N. 8. Harris and Henry
ssbsr-all citizens II Lsurens.
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A CAR<

EDITOR PRESS
sIR.. AMs<hc through me through
voursmns to correct a mlsapPte ss
S.ssicn regarding my plans for tn
year. II is currently report
ed, ! am informed, that I am aoor
to remove to Charleston, and close
my school. 1 beg to inform my
friends and patrons that I intend to
remain hero and open my school in
January; 1871. My advertisement to
that effect will appear in your issue Of
next week. I respectfully solicit a
continuance Of the patronage which
I have received. and which in the fu'
ture I shall strive to merit.
Respectfully your obedicnt servant
EDW. L. PARKER. q
Abbeville G. H., Dec. Is, 1870.
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C. c. Bowen IN TRouDLr.-WAsH'
rNoros. d. &C, December l3.-T
Grand Jury has returned into tho
United States District Court for tho
District of Columbia, IN indictment
against G. c. Bowen, member OF Con-
gress faom South Caralna, Tor the
chine of bigamy; and it is understood
that a warrant has been issued tor
bis arrest. The affair has created
soms sxcitement in certain circles.
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WHAT GEN. BEAuREGARD WENT TO
EUROPE Fon.-The New York Sun, of
Monday, says: "Gcn. Bcauregard
was va among the passengers by the
Vile do Paris, which left this port
for Breest on the ssth ult. He goes
abroad in compliance with an invita-
tion from tho present French Gov
ernment. They have offered him the
post of a general of division in the
French army. He has accepted it, and
now goes to enter upon its duties"
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MAsoN1c.-The following brethren
Of Clinton Lodge, A. F. ~, were
elected officers at their last regular
meeting:
W. H. PARKER, W. NJ.
HuoH WILSON, S. ". ''..
EDWARD WEsTFIELD, J. W.
r. G. SEAL, Treasurer.
T, P. QUAELEs, Scc'y..
J. KURTz, Tiler. ...
APPOINTMENTS.
j. F. c., DuPRE, S. D.
A. NJ. nILL, ] d.
W. c. EVANS, stevar,s
c. V. HAMMOND,
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Messrs. ]. D. Chalmers & Co. advcr.
tise a choice variety Of furniture Of all
kinds-parlor apd c hamber sets at
low prices-as low as You can pur-
chase elsewhere; also, superior pic
lures, steel engravings, oil chromos,
and lithographs-the most beautiful
for Christmas presents. Give them a
call, and you may indulge your taste
for both the useful and ornamental.
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At The Laprens Road was sold
on Wednesday, 7th inst under a bank
rupt decree for one hundred and four
thousand. dollars, and was bought by
Colonel Patterson for the Grccnvil'e
Road, and will be put in running Or
der soon.
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nea- We pcgrct to learn that the
stables of Mr.. J. c. Lindsay, in the
neighborhood of Brsdley's Mills. were
burned by incendiaries on the LIST
inst. Two fine horses and large
quantity of fodder were consumed.
See the advertisement of reward for
incendiary.
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pw The Charleston papers contain
an elaborately prepared protest by
the Catholics of that city against the
Italian occupation of Rome. Protests
are flowing in from all quarters, and
the sympathies of the Catholic world
seem to bo fully aroused in behalf Of
the Pope, whose temporal indcpen:
dence they regard as essential to the
maintenance of his spiritual srprcm'
acy. ... -
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ET By reference to the card in
another column, the friends aud pa
irons Of Capt. FL Parker will be
gratifed to learn that he will reopen
his school here iu January next, for
the ensuing. year We '%ish him the
patronage which be 50 well merits,
and which we arc sure he will de-
serve in the future.
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s@ We direct the attention Of our
readers to tie advertisement of Mr.
Robt. Martin, who has opened tailor
shop in the Marshall House, in the rear
of the store of Mr.. Osborne. M Martin
is a faithful workman, and will spare
no pains to give satisfaction to his
customers. Give him q call. s'
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The SOUTH CAROLINA CONFER
ENcE.-The Annual Conference OF: the
Methodist Church, convened in Char.
lesion on Wednesday of the past
week, and after an interesting session
of five days, adjourned to meet next
in spartanburg, S. G. In another
column we publish tho list of appoint
ments. - a.. ....-
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n@ We publish in another column
tie resolutions Of the Long Cane
meeting, which we cordially endorse,
and which we arc sure will be heart
lily responded to BY every good citizen.
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s@ We learn from the PhGniz that
q new National Bank is to be estab.
lished in Columbia on the 1st of JAN
nary next, with capital CT 100000,
with the privilege Of raising to $780,
900.
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NOTICE.

MILL be Jet to the lowest bidder, at
ErwinSs Mills, on the 10th day
Of January next, the repairing of
Broudmonth Bridge and Saluda Bridge.
Specifications made. known on that
day. ,-.. W.T.,
Per order of Board County Cou'rs.
Dos. is, 1870 24-4t
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B@ We learn that Mr.. l.. Il. Rus
sch has purchased the residence Of
Mr. John A. Weir, IN our town, for
$4,000 cash. Tf@. - .-
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ALSO,

BY virtue of a warrant under an
A yricutural Lien, l will sell one Bale
of Cotton, levied upon US the property
of Larkjn Griffin ads. T. J. Ellis.
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERlFFS SALE.
.DY virtue of to Order OF the Court II"
= This case / viii ssll 10 The hiy yhes. bid.
.Ivr at AhheviIle G: Ii. en- the first Mon
day in Janunrv neat, wi'bin the legal
hours Of Sheriff : sale, the following tracts
of land, 10 wit:
ls,. THE. HOME PLANTATION
containing 1000 acres, more or les,
h"undrd l., ian.iso Jas. W. Frazer. S. NJ.
MrClin.on, and others.
2nd. THE ADAMS TRACT"
con,aining 1890 acres, m"'e or le'.,
bounded hv 'aid: o. = McG"wan, estatr
OF J. A. Allen, N. J. DAVIS, and others.
Sd. THE BAKER TRACT"
containing 200 acres, more or less.
b.nnded Ivy lands ot Saul Jordan, Thos.
jackson, and others.
One House and Lot,
In the Tovn of Of Abl'sville, containing
One and Half acres, .
more or less, on Mn'n Street, opposite the
Methodist Parsonage.
Levied ul.or as the property at Enorh
Nelson, ads. Ely Oberl'olser and sundry
o,he, creditors. -. =.
Terms Cash. .-.
H. S. CASoN,
-, Sheriff Abb.viils County.
sherif'i Office.
Dee. r.. 1870,
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ALSO,

Five Bales Of Cotton, levied on as
the property Of A. P. Conner ads. ".
T. Branch. .. ...
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I "a Several droves cf Tennessee
hogs have visited our District during
the past week, selling at 9 cents gross.
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ALSO,

One Bale of Cotton, levied upon rs
the property Of uenry Williams: to
satisfy Agricultural Lein i'll favor OF
L. L. Guttin.
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$25 Reward
Stolen

IRON tho subscribers stables, on
Thursday night, the 9th Of Deem
Der, ono Bay Mare, five years old, four
teen or fifteen hands high, well mount
cd before, saddlc-mark on the wethers,
lorg tail. and has a fine walk. For
apprehcnsion of the thief and delivery
Of the horse, n reward of TWENTY
FIVE DOLLARS will be given. The
subscriber lives six miles west Of Alb
bevillc G. II.
r. Fl. VIM
Dec. 1G, 1870 34-2t
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EugenelQ-d w nuNiDerC.
Little Ssluda ct-J II Zimmerman.
Sumter D;slrirt-W. H. Fleming, P. E..
Sumter-H &C Walker.
Sumter ct S J Hill. ....
Santee-J I, Sifley.
Manchester miss To be supplied.
,LynchJurg-LM Little.
Mahning-A Erwin
Bishopvillc--S. A Weber; A Nc.
CorqucdaIe supernumcrary. ..,
Darlington ct-P G Bowman.
Cbesterfeld-J B Platt.
Zoar-To be, supplied by c A Ply
lcr.
Cheraw- F England -
Westfcld ,rniss-To be supplied by
Al Wilson.
Iiancaster-J RLittle. - ,-
Hanging Rocks Jones.
Upper Lyncho'S creek-fo be sup
piled. = -. .s.-r~,.os;'
f. Camden-A J Stokes.
Marion Di*t'ict-J. ". Kelly, p. b..
Marion-R r Pcgncs. s....
Marion CIV w Jones. -
Little Rock-W c Power.
Benncttsville-J A Porter.
Bnck Swamp II Mitchell, E T
Aodgcs -
North Marlboro w i Pegucs.
Liberty Chapcl-A J Stafford.
Lynche's Creek = S P II Elwell.
Durlingtor-W T Capcrs.
Timmonsvillc-G II Wells.
Georgetown-A W Walker.
Kingstrcc-A Nettlcs.
| Black Mingo ct and miss-D "
Scale. ~,
Conwayboro and Bucksvillc-W
Thomas.
Conwayboro ct and MIST W
Munncrlyn. g..
Waccamaw ct and Mrs C Belts,
supernumerary !; one to be supplied.
Sparton6urg District-T. @. Herbert,
p. Il. Sc.
Spartanburg-C II Pritchard.
Spartanburg ct and miss To be
supplied; ] ID Carpenter. supelnumcr-
ary.
Cherokee miss-R G Oliver.
Rich Hill-N X Melton.
Pacolct-J S Conner.
Fair Forcst-To be supplied.
Unionville and Sardis c Thoma-
son.
Cane Creek and Goshen Hill-T J
Clyde. .--...
Belmont B Masscbcau.
Yorkvillc- G NJ Boyd; L A John
son, sup. - ....'..
Aston, sup.
GowansviIle-J C Crisp.
Spartanburg Female Colleges B
Jones, S Lander,
Wotford College-A NJ Shipp, Pres
ident; W Smith, A Fl Lester, Pro
iessors. s
Greenm1lc Dis.riet.-R p Franks, p E..
Grecnville-O A Darby.
Grecnville ct J Attaway.
Reidville-J Watts; J A Wood,
cup. .- b.. = '-.-
|. Pickcnsvile-G T Harmon.
Walhalla-D J Mcmillan; F Nor
gan, sup. g., ...s
Williamsburg L Harper. =
Sen.ca-D D Byars.
Anderson w a Hodges.
Anderson ct-C V Barnes.
Pendleton-J 3 Traywick; one to
be supplied.
('okesb~ry Distr;rt-H N Mood, p E..
Colesbury-L Wood,
Cukcsbury ct J W Murray.
Abbeville- G F Round.
Abbeville ct--J ] Workman.
Lowndesville A J Cauthcn.
Nincty-Six-P r Kistlcr.
Saluda Isixcr Mission-W Il Law
ton.
Dorn's Miner J. Duffic.
| Edgctield miss-T S Daniel, sup.
Lanrens ct-J T Kilgo; ono to be
supplied.
Clintan-W Bowman.
Tumhling Shoais-J Finger:
Newhery-J A Mood.
Newberry ct-A P Avant.
Agent for Wofford College-H p
MOnzon y q. -
Agou, for Washington strcet church
in Columbia-W Martin.
is Nelson, NJ II Hoylc and B F,
Dixon were trapsferrcd to n q Cop
ference. @-
HI Morgan transferred to North.
west Texus Conference. :....
The next session Of the Conference
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4 CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
g e PFC Tg ID DAII p,.
TOILET SETS JEWEL Boxes WRITING DESKS, PORTFOLIOS

+ Albums, Scrap Books, Work Boxes. odor Boxes
Magic Lantern Paint Boxes Surprise Boxes Panan Vases
China Vases Lava Vases Guest Cups Mugs Sets Burs
Figures Paper Weights Harmonicss Meerschaum Smokers
Shawl Pins Transparent sates Hoops
Trumpets Drums Guns, Pistols Swords Toy Watches Rat
tles Dolls varety Assorted Games Picture Blocks BOWS
and Arrows Boxes of Toys Cats Dogs Birds Villages Sheep
folds Musical Tops Minors A. B. c. Blocks Marks Falling
Cards. Stick Monkeys Whistles Tin Kitchens Stoves omni-
Buses &c., Supple Jacks Flower Pot Puzzles
Magnetic Fish, Mechanical Gigs Roman Candles Fire Crack
lers, Torpedoes. l@.sE.E -
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ALSO,

One Bale of Cotton, levied upon as
tho property of NJ. II. and G: IL.
to satisfy Agricultural Lien
in favor of W. X. Brady and A. L.
Wideman.
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To Shippers Of '''||
Cotton. ,:

wv 3 would give notice 10 all our
friends that we.are now prepared to
ship cotton on most favorable terms.
We will advance literally on Cottca.
for shipment WHOM desired. We will
ship to W. G, BEE J. CO, Charles
ton, and HOPKINS, DWIGHT &
TROWBRIDGE, Nav York.
No Commission Houses STAND highi
or in their respective markets than
the above. Our past dealings with
these houses have heen 90 satisfae-
tory that we ere prepared to promise
good sales and prompt returns - oil
Of our friends who may put their Cot
ton Into our hands for shipment.
White, Smith & White.
Sept. 10, 1870.
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moro or less, levied upon as the pro-
pcrty of a. P Connor, ads. w. 7. Il
". w. Beicher. ..-. r. s.e ..-.
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III favor OF w. H.. brauJ ana a. :
Wideman.
ALSO,
At tho residence of Mrs. Sarah
:Widcman, on Wednesday after Sale
dav, one Bale Cotton and Ihirty-h'e
Bushels Of Corn, ads same.
ALSO, -. ...
BY virtue Of u warrant under an
agricultural Lien, ! will sell at Ninety
Six, on Thursday after Sale Day next,
'E,g! teen Bales of Cotton, levied on
as The property of 6. b. Addison ads
J. n. Richardson .
HENRY S. CASON,
..--.-- o.. Sheriff A. G.
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Abb vile C. H.,
Dec. 18th, 1870.