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Prince Yrie AT -ck~d Aa7in.

MhrY II-dhIe, OF 10 IhIrd place, Hro0kIYn, has
attached the property OF Mr.. John c. Foster, the
rcpued author OF the Lost Soul" or "Twe've
Temptations" now on at Fisk's Grand ODers
House, TO secure the payment OF $500 q claim
she has against him for board and money lent
denied uniIun 10 'H,stv rpyu,. sas,
ChfIstopher Pine appeared for Mr.. Tisdale.
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Mrs. Frellah'. Diamonds.

William C. Brandon, Who had been accused of
sisihSI 81 SO WORTH oI diamonds. the props O.
Man,ser, was examined AZ the Tomb yestsrd.y
w +. Howe appeared for the defense, and by a
series OF cross-questiOning attempted to maze Mrs.
Freligh confess that she was intoxicated when she
Lost her diamonds
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A motion was made by the prisoners counsel,
the Hon. Edwin James, In the Court Of Oyer and
Termner, yesterday, TO have the case OF his client
follow that OF Mcfarland. which Is tO be on In the
General Ses sions on the 1st Monday In April.
District Attorney Gsryin objected, as he did not
see how It could be practicable, the jury had all
been discharged. The case was therefore SET down
by His Honor for the irst Monday H. NAy
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HOURS OF LEISURE,

The Thirtieth anniversary OF Olive Branch Lodge,
No 81 l. q, O. T., WIS celebrated last night
Tie memorial concert, in memory Of Louis Moreas
last evening.
The popular German protesn artstea, Nine.
Joseph'ne, and Max Lnbe. the Npiens OF CON.
nlimentary oenent on Monday evening at the Nauonl
Garden.
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Bank Robbers Interrupted.

ALBANT, March e.-An Attemp. was made
about IL O'Clock tonight 10 rob the Ofce VI the Gas
CNmuAuy IN State street An entrance was affected
and oporations wO, vsgnG 40 The Sault, when hsy
ing been discovered they God. On,cei N1s.N who
undertook 10 Interrupt ther exit, was dsarmed %
the burglars, who presented pistols At bis head
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KU-KLUx ~ VEST vIRGINIA.
A Raid into tho state CnpitaI-A General
JAN Delivery,

WHEELING. w. Va, March 9,-United States
Marshal Slack writes from Charleston, Kanawha
county, the recently selected capital OF the state
under dste Of March g. that an organized band OF
armed Klu Kux appeared In the town Ia open day
light the morning OF the % inst, and opened the
jail and released the prisoners. The jliers were
threatened with death II they gave any alarm. The
organization Is said to be extensive, and the civil
authorities are powerless. The Governor will call
upon the general Government for military aid 10 sup
mess laWleRaueas.
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Gen. Oue.ada Iu washington.

WAsHISGroS, March 9-Gen. Manuel de Que
sada Rnd Col. Adolph Verona, Commander and Sur
geon. n-chief respectively oi the Cuban army, ne
companied by S6hur Buzz Of the New York Cuban
Junta called on the President to-day to paw their
respects, and were cordially received, after which
they went 10 the state Department TO see Secretary
Fish. Senator Pomeroy entertained them in the
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The Loss of the s,cpm.b,p R.q.c.

Some Of the passengers from the steamship
EaSe, nslore at Body Island. arrived IN Norfolk
last evening The steamship grounfei nj s% o'clock
Friday evening, mile from shore. Tie passengers
AID cres we're safely landed on Saturday Bnd sun.
day. The steamer and part Of her cargo will he
total los She Ind on board 100000 In specie, all
OF which has been saved
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Attempt TO Extort Money from James
Fisk, Jr.

SrRiSGTIELD, Mass, March e.-Geo.W. Pierce,
OF Westhed has been committed 10 jail n this ci,y
In default OF 5000 ball. to await examination on tie
charge OF attempting 10 extort t25,OOO from James
Fisk, Jr, byimeans Of anonymous letters In " hleh
he threatened Fisks life.
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Mr.. MonaAs Dem, Ohto) presented the petition
ofleadng business men OF Mount Vernon, Ohio, and
200 Others irrespective OF party, asking Congress to
abolish the uatoual banks. issue t5OOUoO,OO in
greenbacks and substitute the same tor the national
bank notes, and pay In grecn5acks, at par, t3iO,-
OOO,u0O of matured nve.twenty bonds.
The House passed the resolution restricting the
Patent once printing
Mr. STEVENSON (faep., ohlo) reported bill re.
ducing Congressmen's mileage from twenty TO ten
cents a mile, and the bill was recommittei
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Missouri Ed,,or Murdered.

Col John Wilder. editor Of the Journal Of
Commerce In Kansas civ, Missouri wns killed yes.
terlav by James Hutchinson. Death was lnsian.
tan.
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Mr.. MuNasS dem, Ohio asked leave 10 offer
a resolution In reference to THE SUN's exDOsurcs OF
unjusthlble actions OF the Internal ofcial.
In New York and elsewhere, and that public opinion
is outraged by continued acts OF A-re--ion on the
rights Of citizens and taxpayers, and calling the
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue for statements hs
10 the authority under which his subordinate officers
have recently seized upon private propery aad Uri.
vae papers In New York aud elsewhere without II.
fordihg the owners thereof immediate iuform aton
TO the cause OF such seizures.
Mr.. JEsCKEs (Rep., X. ~ objected.
Mr.. GARFIELD offered q resolution directing the
Post once Committee to inquire into the expsdiency
OF sdding Q postal express to the mail service in
order that small packages may be sent the prin
eipal mall Toutes at reasOnabe rates. Adopted.
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Exit BrooLiyn Navy Yard.

WAsHINGroS, March e.-The House Naval Com
mitee have agreed 10 recommend the iran srr Of the
Brooklyn Nayy Yard 10 New Londun'
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Ihs following synopsis OF the HuehisS,tTy Char
wr' introduced into the Assembly b. NJ. Free este
Nealne, ~as published In an Albany afternoon pa.
Per' II Is nearly correct:
~, The term OF once OF the presenI Mayor 10 10 eI
Two years Wv 'V''' W
- loo Board Of Police Comm ssioners which Il now
u ~. IN number 10 10 be Increased TO nye The Com.
Isonsis are 70 be elected by the people, Ia such
hAl one shall be elected year 90 that after
ho.,t" OF tie terms OF the member OF the hrst
Sa1TN ~ he n term u once viii be nve years.
nNs.ie, npsr1 or bupervisors u TO be entirely re.
shnsnha ~ now consist. Of twelve members one -ha Il
oIhs hS HnnobPS Is oeoP ppon general ticket and tbs
oaS nc eos ayS Of Uasss the ms% RTS
eat,i M ht cly 70 Dc diyaed into sII Supervisor
sIcIH sIIteH 70 DO hereafter created. Three Buperyisor
Ss. & pe tccted In eaoh district 10 20 out each
'IfssecltirIln, fsssc Urn OF once being three years
viii tav boAtd ot tducAtlon, now twelve In number
Cstsn thsed 70 eighteen. and chosen In precisely
Tnaane WY a. lhe Board Of Supervisors.
Tue ,s ~ Nt1 Of AldsIna 70 be elected by dhtTcts
By % tS9ys are ell the Boards which are to be elected
The ne st'eet commissioner Is TO be nominated by
Mitne,IIh Ihu appointed BY the Board OF Alderinan
Bn,ihr department for the Survey and Insnec,on NJ
blfee -, tp Oe made bureau 10 the once OF the
VI t6t h'nnh oner The latter IA 10 appoint The head
an" "I'Au whose tern Oi Office viii be Two yesu
Der A.. A. ~ IuhihsNonort, probably three Ia phm.
b. ic " y" 70 no uinated by the Mayor, and cOnnfned
(lya,n' .nlnlssioners Of Charities and CorrectIon
SumOefJ aro 70 be taken from Lhe Con- utToleI'.
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Nov 10, 1870
SHERIFF0S SALE.
tate of South Carolina, Anderson County.

In the Common Pleas-:lEqmty Side.
John W. Daniels Clerk of Court, VS.. John Kay
Mary Florence Kay. Joseph Jolly, ct al.-COm
plant for Foreclosure Of Statutory Mortgage
10y virtue of Decretal Order to me directed in
ID the above stated case, will expose to sale
on the FIRST MONDAY in DECEMBER next, in
front of the Court House at Anderson, the fol
lowing property, to wit
ONE TRACT OF LAND,
containing III acres, more or less situated in the
County and State aforesaid, on waters Of Twenty
Six-Mile creek, adjoining lands of Mrs. Matilda
Harris Mrs. Nelly Hunter, Mrs. sophia w.ison
and others.
TERMs.-Onc-third cash, the balance on o
credit of twelve months, with interest from the
day of sale, purchaser to give bond with two ap'
proved sureties. and q mortgage of the premises,
TO secure the payment of the remaining purchase
money Purchaser to pay for stamps and all ne
WM McGUKIN. Sheriff.
Nov 10, 1870 20
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The great James E. Cooke, the Equestrian Mir
aele, and Champion Horseman of the World, who
will exhibit for the first season in America his
marvellous feats of Eauitation Six Naked sHor-
ses, IN addition to his other accomplishments Of
brilliant equestrlanism.
Mile. Garlotta De Berge, confessedly the most
daring, dnshing strienne in the world.-1-
Mile %Jeanstte ElIslsy, the astonishing and
beautifhl iglst Rope D1nsense. M -
Miss Emily Cooke, the elegant English ManeGc
equestmeInes s.
LIE Jeune Burr, norld dsrenowned bare back hur-
del riacr-bess in America. ~. ~ ~
Mr.. Tom Barry, the famous Hibernian Clown
his frst.appearance in America.
Mr;Den Stone, the popular American Clown
and fun generator. 49, ssFs
The Snow Brothers BENJAMIN, William and
Alfred, THE unparallcal equilibrists and aero
bats -s3s-S@ sss3ss-Ssss = a-s-
Mr., William DucroS, the intrepid performer
on Corde Yolante, and his infantile son, George,
the brayest juvenile equestrian in. existence.
Mr.. Charles Bliss, the Acknowledged Champion
Tumbler OF the world - 49, - 90
Mr.. William Franklin, The paragon somersault
equestrian
Sig. Columbus, the surprising Contortionist,
whose strange ffexibility Of body and limbs has
won for him the titleo of '.Boneless Man. -
Master George Cooke, the artisticaad graceful
principal rider.
Mr. Eugene Leach, the remarkably skillful and
fearless gymnast.
MIR. Lamont, the gifted exponent of Pancrs-
cratic exercises.
Mr.. George Adams, remarkable Scenic Protean
Character and Funny Clown.
Mr. Thomas Msrray, the versatile PantOmimic
Wonder. t -
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United States Marshal's Sale.
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, |
SOUTH CAROLINA DISTRICT.

DY virtue of Writ of Eeri Facias to me di-
ID rected,s issuing out of the Honorable the
United States Circuit Court, for the District OF
South Carolina, will expose for sale, the
highest bidder, at public auction, at Anderson
Court House, tile FIFTH DAY OF DECEMBER,
A. b. 1870, being the first Monday of the month,
all the right, title and interest of the Defendant
in hnd to the following property, to wit:
One LOT, with the improvements thereon, con-
tanning Two Acres, situate in the southwestern
part of the Village Of Anderson, bound on the
north by = street, on the south by lot of. S.
Murray, street Intervening; on the east by lot OF
J. c. WhiteReld, street intervening, and on the
west by Academy lot street intervening There
is q mortgage on this Lot for one thousand dol
lars, with about one years interest, and the prop
erty will be sold subject to said mortgage Le-
We'd on as the property of Wn. C. Bennett De:
fendant, OF the suit of Abram P. Mott, Plnintitf
TERMS CASH-purchasers to pay the Mar,
shal for necessary papers and stamps
Sale to be conducted by j. II. Mcconnell, Dep
uty Marshal, as Auctioneer.
United States Marshal.
Nov 10, 1870 90
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GREAT ATTRAC CTION

TERR SCHROFF'S Trained Wild Beasts. will
H$Sbe exhibited conjointly with the Circus
Performances without additional charge. Herr
Echrof, the Great Lion Hunter, will enter the
Dens Of Lions, giving; an exciting and thrilling
performance with these Ferociouss Animals OF, the
Forest exemplifying the immense potency that
Man Yields over the Brute Creation.
The opnlsnt Resources of the Superb
GENERALIZATION OF. ARENIC TALENT,
Te delightand amuse, are of character quite
new in this country. The Exhibitions this sea-
son will be enriched and adorned by Performers
inmiable in their special roles, and the splendor
of the Entertainments will be enhanced by every
accessory requisite to make them elegant in style
and finish, and magnificent in their general char
acter. Sss3 s,lgfs,ss' 'fisfs
The great variety of celebrated Performers in
this Troupe is potent to sustain the elevated STAN
dard Of excellence acquired by this popular Cir
GUS A perusals of the annexed list of famous
Actors viii serve as palpable evidences to confirm
the promise that the attained eminence aud con-
spicuous superiority of Stone & Murray's Circus
will be amply maintained this season. Behold
the attractions!
In order to crafty the innate desire implanted
in the human mind for Witnessing
SENSATIONAL SPECTACLES,
Stone Murray will introduce two new Excite
ments Free to the Pnblic The first will be pre-
sentod on the morning Of the exhibition day, in
the form of a
GRAND STREET PAGEANT,
Proceeded by the Elegant Band Chariot, contain
ing Prof. O. P. Pcrry's famed Orchestra drawn
by Sixteen Horses, managed by the great Maitre
du Cheval, Mons. j.. H. Paul. This rare sight
will be crcumycsted with too many wonders to be
minutely described in the limits of a newspaper
advertisement; therefore, the reader is referred
10 the Parade itself for particulars.
The second Free Exhibition will be marvel
Gus display of humsn intrepidity
UP IN THE AIR,
BY the daring Funambulist, Madcllc, Jeanette
Ellsler, who viii walk from the ground 10 the
apex OF Circus Pavilion. and return on slender
wire! This startling gsatuitous performance Of
consummate daring will take place at one o'clock,
p M, ani-the unique nature of the feat cannot
TAIL to command the attention of The citizens of
this vicinity.
For details of these Dual Sensations, see the
various Pictorial Descriptive bills and programmes
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SHERIFFS SALE.
In the Probate Court, Anderson County, S. C..

]. F. Gambrell vs.. Elvira Gambrell, ct al.-Peti-
ton for Partition and Sale Of Lands.
DY virtue of an Order from W. w. Humphreys,
II Judge of Probate for Anderson county, to
me directed, will expose to sale on the FIRST
MONDAY in DECEMBER next, in front of the
Court House ut Anderson, ito make distribution
among the heirs at law of the Estate of P. NJ.
Gambrell dec'd,) to wit
ONE TRACT OF LAND,
Containing so acres, situate in Anderson county,
adjoining lands of Wm. Alexander, Mestin Will
hanson and others.
TEpMs.-The costs and one half the purchase
money cash-the remainder on q credit of twelve
months from day of sale, the purchaser giving
bond and surety, with mortgage of the premi-
ses, to secure the payment of the purchase mon
ey. Purchaser to pay for stamps and allnccessa-
ry papers.
VIM. Meg UkIN, Sheriff.
Nov 10, 1870 20
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The above Performers will be assisted by such
subordinate aids as will bo required to give eolat
to the varied acts.
DIR. John Il. Murray, the unequallsd Eqnestri-
an Director, will personally superiutend the En-
tertainments, guarantee that they win be given
entirely devoid of Objectionable features, and in
vested with the characteristics of refinement and
purity in their representation.
The popular rules inangurated by Stone & Muir
ray for the preservation of strict order IN their
Pavilion viii be adopted this season.
No smoking allowed inside the Pavilion.
We will exhibit in Greenville, December5 5; Alb
beville, December Z; Nswberry, December s.
Unionville, December 8.
Exhibitions WILDE given Afternoon and Night,
Commencing at 2 and u o'clock. Docs open
one hour previous. Admission Z cents. Chill
dren under 10 years, so cents.
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Tract No. may he divided into two or more
tracts conveniently.
plats of these Lands may be seen at the ofHce
of Reed g. Brown at Anderson, and they may be
treated for at private sale with the subscriber or
the premises, who will take pleasure in showing
the same at any time from this to the day of sale.
There is large proportion of bottom land on
several of these Tracts. and they will oil make
valuable small farms. They are particularly de-
s:rable on account of their location. Persons de-
string lands are invited to examine them:
JAMES e. KEYS.
Anderson s. Co. Nov. "a, 1870. s2-4
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And find that the Gooda and PRICES win do'
Oct 20, 1870 II
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J. F. Gambrell vs.. Elvira Gambrell, ct al.-Peti-
hnn for Partition and Sale of Lands.
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LOTS for SALE.

r: WILL sell, or the second Tuesday in Decem.
ber, Twenty three One-Acre LOTS, and
Eleven others, ranging from Two to Fifteen acres.
The above named Lots are lying in the unincorpo-
rated village of Liberty Hill, enc mile from An
derson C. H. This is the most BEAUTIFUL LO-
CATION for Building in Anderson County. Con-
yenient to water, being bounded by Rocky River
ON one side and the Tan Yard branch on the other,
and facing main road TO Anderson.
LOCATION HEATBLY.
Splendid place for Tan Yard, with water con-
venient for use of same. Streets Of sufficient
width have been laid off through entire place
Three lots have been reserved for Churches and
one for School House.
Sale will take place on the ground. Parties
desiring to purchase can then see what they are
buying.
and three years. Purchasers to pay for stamps and
papers. -.
Application will be made to the Legislature to
incorporate Liberty Hill. o,
Nov "a, 1870 % 8
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NOW is THE TIME
TO CALL ON
MARTIN & HARRISON
AND TO
BUY EVERYTHING CHEAP.

WE have just received full stock of NEW
w GOODS of every variety and latest styles.
Our PLAIDS, SHAWLS, SCARFS and NO
TIONS cannot be excellcd in this market.
We have o beautiful assortment Of TRIM
MINGS, BUTTONS, etc.
Our CALICOEs are ALI NEW, and of the
latest and prettiest patterns
We can sell GENTLEMEN'S GOODS from zoe.
p our S BLEAcHED HoMEspUN ranges from the
cheapest to the finest article.
A complete stock of M0LASSES, SUGAR,
COFFEE, MACKEREL, WHITE FISH and HER
RINGS can bo found by giving us call.
We always keep FLOUR, which ne sell by the
barrel and at retail.
Also, large supply Of SALT, which we sell at
$3.50 per sack.
All persons would do we'll to give US call. as
we are determined to sell at the VERY LOWEST
CASH PRICES.
MARTIN s. HARRISON,
No. 10 Granite Row.
n B-wc pay the highest market prices fOf
Cotton.
Oct 81, 1870 Is
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A word to the wise is Sufficient.
NIX. &.y.P. SULLIV AN,
Nov "a, 1870
Valuable Lands For Sale.

NyHE subscriber will sell 10 the highest bidder
at Anderson Court House, TUESDAY, the
2Gih of DECEMBER NEXT, the following valua-
bl Lands, situated within from one to three miles
of the iourshing town of Anderson. for one third
Cash, and the balance on a credit Of one and two
wears, with interest from date-the purchaser CIV
ing Bond and Security, and; mortgage Of the
premises, to secure the paymcn: of the purchase
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EMPORIUM OF FASHION, ;
Abbeyille G. H., s. c.
From the Charleston Courier. Oct. i, 1870.

From the Charleston Courier, Oct /, 1870
Hear what the travelling correspondent Of the
Charleston COuri.r says of the Emporium Of
Fashion at Abbsvills, S. c.:
"ABBEyILLE, Sept, 28, 1870.
"Srango as it may appear the handsomest and
most unique Millinery Establishment and Ladies'
Furnishing Store generally, in the whole state 10
to be found in this same little town OF Aboevile.
The proprietor is MIR. James W. Fowler, anu Win
display of taste for which only woman usually
receives credit, he has fitted up q Fashion Empo-
rum and filled it with an assortment OF goods IN
his line which is irresistible reckon that more
irate wives have been appeased by Fowler's beau
tiful headgear presented by penitent husbands
than would fill the largest church, in this place"
p- The Proprietor of the emporium Of
Fashion" takes pleasure in proolaiming to the
public that he is now prepared tr show hand
some stock Of Dry Goods and as grand display
of Millinery as can be found in the State.
In Dress Making he is prepared to insure salts
faction to the most fastdious.
The Ladies in charge of the Millinery and
Dress-Making Departments have returned from
their visit 10 Baltimore with complete under
standing of the Fall styles in their respective De-
partments. / am not going to charge high prices,
neither am going to charge such low prices as
will cause failure in either branch. No busi-
ness is worth following unless such prices are
realized as will insure success. Bridal outfits
gotten up at very short notice. Goods suitable
for any kind of Dress always on hand. Trim
mings TO match. Dresses cut and basted at short
notice.
Ladies sending orders by mail for Hats, Bon
nets, &c., will please mention color of hair and
eyes, whether married or single, and any other
particulars that would be of use to US in getting
up any article of Dress. When selections are
left to us and the goods do not please, they can
be returned Samples of Dress Goods sent by
mail upon application.
We have every article kept in first class Dry
Goods and Millinery House. Our stock is always
bought with great care. We are now giving en-
ployment to eight ladies, and hope to be able to
employ Others.
Very Respectfully,
JAMES W. FOWLER.
Abbeville, S. C., Oct 90, 1870. II
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VIM. Fl. Jones and j. H. Jones vs.. Thomas H.
Jones ct al.-Petition far Partition.
DY virtue of o Deoretal Order in the above
ID stated cause to me directed, l will expose
to sale ON the FIRST MONDAY in DECEMBER
next, in front of the Court House door at Ander-
son, the following property, 10 wit
All that Tract or parcel of Land, described in
the Petition, containing Two Hundred and Eighty
six Acres, more or less, situate in the County of
Anderson, near Cross Roads Church, bounding
ing lands of Moody Gentry, Hiram Howard, Geo.
Howard, zaehariah Gentry and others, being the
Real Estate of James Jones, deceased. Re-sold
at the risk of the former purchaser.
TEnMs.-On credit of twelve months, with
interest from day of sale, except the costs, which
must be paid in cash, and purchaser to pay extra
for papers and stamps.
VIM. McGUKIN, Sheriff.
Nov 10, 1870 20
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SHFRIFFS SALE.
In the Probate Court, Anderson County, S. G.

VIM. H. Jones and ]. H. Jones vs.. Thomas H
Jones ct al.-Petition for Partition.
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SENSATIONAL SPECTACLEs,

Stone & Murray willin.roduce two new Excite
ments, Free to the Public! The first will be pre-
sented on the morning Of the exhibition day, in
the form of a
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Abbeville, S. c., Oct. 90, 1870.