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The, State Of South Carolina.
COUNTY OFsgM9ER-coURT OF
49,, COMMON PLEAS.

Augustus Is. I0tnl1 rs.r Hiutda' IL. Ieos0'
den.
Ts:W1Lr1An K. PLoWDEN, Dsssns.os IN shs.
aetioa:,; .,Sa-fl.,. ..e,S is:'.sf.
VoU are hereby ssnnoaed and repaired to
answer the complaint IN this action.
which is filed in The o6aee afthe Clerk Of the
Court Of Common pieas for ,he said coaaty. aud
10 serve copy or your aniver on the subsesiber
AZ bis ofiee, Sumter, South C.rolina, within
twenty days aitss the service of this apmuoOs on
Voc. exclusive Of tNday e service. - -
Ifyoo Glf%s sans6er-shss eonplaint vithin the
time aforesaid, to p,sinti9 viii take judgment
against you for de 5am oEtwelve handrsa dol
Ian, Fitlr,zRl rstFoe intxfest Eup shg 6rs4 day
ofOssobe6s-Bne tdo1sand eigAI htrh6red 1nd
seventy, and costs and dishurssnents necessary
and incident to this aetios. p.
passdai se1niss, s. cy FsbuAsy q, 1871. -
R.w. NOISE; PlsintiE's Attorney.
eekr y. ~ ~ ss4-aesEE ~ i 81
Ta.h5 psAsaans; wiifaaiE B. fio~dea.
{ Tass ssltss sh1s shs eumnons ana Complain,
n t,ia ast,ea anco e,ed Ia che elee o. tAe Clerk
a. -, cozrt 81 iCennen Plea iof Shhtsr Gcan-
q saA al1ce cESsesh Carolina en- The seventh day
q EsA1as1, 1e7l.s.ss hss bs4i'-i 4 ,.cs>se :
7z5sista EW. lfoIGE, PlaiatiEs Astotpey.
Esaaazy Is, 1871. = s."s 1'a
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EVERYTHING NEEDFUL.


Calico, Dress Goods, Jaeonst Cam mbries,
Plain, Striped and Plaid Swiss Muslins,
Nainsook Muslins, Scotch and Domestic
Ginghams.
Long Cloths, Table Damasks,
Bleached and Brown Sheetings,
Brown Homespuns, Plaid Hcmespuns,
osuaburgs, Jeans, Tuecds, cassiusrs,
Kerseys, Blankets, shawls, ClOaks,
Irish Linen, Linen Cambria nh'dkfs,
Silk Hh 'dllfs, Ladies and Gerts Linen
Collars, Lace Collars, Rufass,
Jnscrtings and Edgings.
Dress Trimmings, R eady Made cl0shing,
Shirts Drawers &c.
Harness, Saddles,
Riding and Driving Bridles, Rsins,
Martipgalcs, Breas. Straps, &c.
Full assortment Of Hardware, and Pocket
and Table Cutlery,
In plantation implements have good
assortment Of
Patent Plows, Irons, Wedding Hoes,
Spades, Shoveis, Forks, Traces,
Harness, Collars, PlOv Brides,
Back Bends, Leather, Lnes &C.,
Ny Grocery Is well Supplied with
Sugar Of all kinds.
Coffee, Tea, Soap, Starch, Spices,
Candles, Cheese, Macaroni, Molassss,
1>1N Mo,ko~>1
Nails, Pots, Ovens, Spiders, Kettles,
s,sz Pans, &e., also fall assostnsntof
Crcckery, Glass Ware,
Tin Ware, Wood Ware,
which will be sold low, and only for the easn.
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no report to be made, although the
evidence is most conclusive against
him. Messrs Dempsey L O'Toole,
the parties to be beat out of the contract,
will follow him next session and get
square, sure.
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"Upon the 6rst day of the xeek let euery one
of you lay by in store az God hath prospered
him."
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AN ORDINANCE

To prevent the n,utalataag OF Nhdde Trees
,oishia the Toson Of Sumter. ;,
Be it.Ordained By the Intsndans and Wardsas
of the Town of Sumter, in Council asssmbled.-
That any person or persons, who shall cut or
in any way injure any of the Shade Trees within
the corporate limits Of Sumter, shall be liable to
arrest and fne of not less than ave dollars.
Ratified in Council assembled, this 10Th Of
February, A. D. 1871, under The hand Of the
Intendant and the Seal Of the Corporation.
J. q. EBERHART,
Intendant Pro. tenn.
J. S. HuGHsox, Clerk and Treasurer.
March s. 81
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COFFEE; COFFEE:
375 SACKS COFFEE
f'' ' E.w. KERcHEER.
N,reh g.
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Notice to. Planters.

i HOSE PLANTERS WHO HAVE PAID UP
their Liens, and who need supplies, will for
ward their applications, and sec ifthey Can meet
our conditions for another year.
Planters need not apply until they have paid
up or have occurred balances.
GEO. ". WILLIAMS CO.,
Factors, Charleston, S. c.
Parties who wish to make application, or Sc.
cure balances will call on,
GEO. E. TAYLOR.
Sumter, S. C.
Jan 25-2m
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The State of South. Carolina.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
COUNTY or SUMTER.

NOOSS W. w - - A|AS'
Daniel E. Keelsrs WiNiam E. Plo,cclen.
To WILLIAM E. PLowDEN, Defendant in this
action.
VoU are hereby ssmwonsi aud required to
answer the complaint in this action, which
IL dled in the once of the Clerk Of the Court OF
Common Pleas for the said County, and to serve
. COPY of your answer on the subscriber at his
Office, Sumter, South Carolina, within twenty
days after .he ssSvics Of this Simmons On you, ex
lusive Of the day Of service.
If You fail to answer this complaint within the
time Aforesaid. the Plaintiff will take Judgment
az inst you sos the sum Of Four Hundred and
Lightly One Dollars, With legal rate Of interest
from the twenty sixth day Of January, one thou
sand eight hundred and seventy one. aud costs
and disbursements necessary and incident TO this
DATED sasutss, s. g. FEBRUARY 7th. 1871
B.w. NOISE, Plaintiffs Attorney.
To the Defendant, William 3. Plowden:
Take notes, ;hat tho Summons aud complaint
In This action were fled in the once Of the Clerk
Of the Court OF couzaou Pleas for Sumter C0un-
~ and State of South Carolina, on the seventh
3. ". NOISE. Plaintiff Attorney:
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VIM. MARTIN; Psesident.'
JOHN ,: I,l PL M1.ER, vice prssidests.
A. e.. BRENIzER, Cashiss.
JOHN o. .. eMITE; Assistaos Cashier.
J. Y. DAReAE, Assistant Cashier asSantsf.
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-09-07

Santa Fe, Sept. 2.-The Morning Pos
has a letter from Missila, Aug. q, which
SAYS: The election excitement culmin
a,ed here TO day in q fearful affray on thu
plaza, in which seven persons were kill
ed and some thirty wounded. The lie
publicans and Democrats both had to.
day for their meetings, aud all were well
un..l after the meetings were over and
the professions reformed. At O'clock
ia the afternoon both parties met in the
plazl, echoing defiant shouts. A pistol
Shot was fired, when general hight en-
sued. Hon. John Simon, Republican
candidate for Judge, was killed.
Another fight took place at Antoch'
co, near LIS Vegas, in which two men
were killed and six or seven wounded
Hon. Marshall Gibbons, the new Gov
crnor OF this Territory, arrived hert
Thursday, and was inaugurated yester
day.
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TOreiyn NOICy Orders

The following is the list of money or
der offices IN Kansas and Eeraska au
thorized to issie postal orders on tn,
Postmaster at New York, tor payment
in the United kingdom of Great Britain
and ireland, AMI 20 pay orders issued by
him for SUMS certified by the Postal De
partnent of that country for payment
in the United States:
kansas.-A,chison, Baxter Springs
Burlington, Chetopa, Ellsworth, For
Scott, Juntion City, Lawrence, Leaven
worth, Manhattan, Oswego, Mission
Salina, TIeka.
Nebraskl.- Beatrice, Brownville, Col
umbus, Fremont, Lincoln, Nebraska
City, OmIa, P.attsmouih.
Work usder this new system is to
commenceDciober lsi prox.
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st. LOUIS, Sept. 2.-Aa engine on the
Toledo, Wabash and Western railroad
attached TO 4 Cincinnati express train,
exploded about half way between Man
tic and Homestown, killing the engineer,
John Moore, aud fireman, Michael Con
nor, and entirely demolishing the loco
motive and tearing up about 100 feet OF
the track. The tram was running about
fifteen miles an hour at the lime. Tae
explosion was terrific. The fireman
was blown back over tender and bag
gage car and Landed about the middle oil
second passenger car. lie was killd out
right. The engineer was thrown tor,
ward about $50 feet, and lived about two
hours. lie could give no explanation ..
the explosion. The engine was one OF
the best on the road, and had taken wa,
ter at Decatur, nine miles back. Como !
lived at Logans,ort, Indiana, and Moore
at Springfield, al.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-09-07

A-ail: while Seaxtor Prescott i wei! own 10 be n
fsyn. of nd Law h. id irslt On an pioa flr
bill for IN law W. Ia ely I'd JAMS eai Clan
t. have orig iei tiE o Il 10 ave egg .eeroi II
throu IN ie L--lS. stare. And h. sill. how, ciliins
pub icly TIA; the law Is coisfuio the deetson oi
the supr-ne CvsEt 10 III. Inir.r n't"'l.is
Her1if.
And better lawyers than the present
judges ofthc Supreme Court, who were
members of the Legislature a, the time
this herd law was passed, gave their
opinion that the law was constitutional.
Doctors, i, seems, viii differ.
Why did Capt. Prescott suffer such a
law to pass the Senate, of which he was
. member If the law was so ridiculous
ly unconstitutional.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-09-07

Minnesota, which has latterly been
visited by hail-s,orms and tornadoes OF
singular des,ructiveness, by hurricanes
which have laid waste q wide extent OF
its territory, is now afflicted with swarms
of gr,sshoppers which threaten to de-
your all crops which escaped its former
scourges. They have come from the
great western deserts, and are now bias
ting vegetation from Minnesota river TO
the British possessions. The southern
wing of this army Of devastation has
visited the farmers Of Renville county,
where lies some Of the finest land in the
State, and near Alexandra they swarm
in millions, blighting everything on
which they settle.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-09-07

BaoKs J IL-0n last sunday night-or
Monday n,rning, four prisoners confin.
ed in the rounty jail in Abilene broke
out. The managed TO improvise a
wrench BY which they effected an en-.
trance ind the cellar of the Broadway
Store adjoining the Jail which Is in the
basement I the court house building.
One Of the haps vas.shaekled with irons
which wen found on Tuesday at a hay
stack nearown- The officers have mo-;
succeeded b re-capturing any of them.
They wers horse thieves, it is said. and
viii prob:4y give Abiine wide berth
hereafter. at we l,;,y the localities in
which thet birds nay alighi--Abiiene
CEyoaiels.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-09-07

The editor of the Herald says that he
/" never wrote or uttered a word against
the herd law" As TO his writing against
the herd law, we never accused him OF
it, for We never knew him to take de-
cided stand on any question through the
columns of his paper. We can however
find proof that he has expressed himself
opposed to the passage of the law, and
that he supported heartily the anti-herd
law candidates. We are glad TO know
that he has at last become convinced that
the measure is of benefit TO the country,
and truly hope heis honest and sincere
in his present convictions.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-09-07

tool" and call the other two members Of
the board milk and-water commission
ers. What we said about the former is
confirmed by the words of his relatives an
neighbors. They attack commissioners
Ferry and Wiekershsm, because they
acted impartially and like men, and as
the tools Of no one. These commission
ers did not see fit to bow to the mandates
of these would-be tyrants. Mr.. Amrine
being able to meet the requirements OF
the. commissioners in giving additional
security, enraged these disappointed pol
iticians and they ground their teeth in
rage that their plans and tricks were
circumvented. 1t was Waterloo de-
feat to them. And what followed that
fearful night? Scenes ofrevelry; wins
key flowed freely, money was easy &C.
in the rear of certain store, where
these congenial spirits sought to drown
their remorse, as also their chagrine over
their days doings.
All the harm these ''small souls" can
do us will have no more effect upon us
than the attack of the pigmies upon the
person of Culver. We are willing &c
compare notes with any of these individ
uaIs as to our respective standing in the
society in which we live or in that from
which we came. Do they wish to com
pare? We think not.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-09-07

4 dispatch isom Little rock, on the %
of September says :Adrices from the In
dian country state that . large number
of kansans have crossed the line into The
Cherokee nation, and squatted on land.
for two miles, each squatter stalking out
his claim a. in the time Of the FIRST set
Element of Kansas. There are said to 81
atout two hundred Of these squa;ter-.
Their presence will incense the Indians
very much
4; is suppose that the new line being
run will place the south line OF kAnsaa
from two 10 three miles further south
than j: i now
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An outrage.

When the passenger train due here at
2:3O this morning, reached Abilene last
evening, it Was boarded by . man nam
cd McCreery, who is acting As Deputy
United States Marshal. This McCreery
was very drunk, and carried in his arms
u little dog. He went into the sleeping
car. where there were = number Of Ia
dies and gentlemen, and on entering
thrust the puppy he was carrying into
Il gentleman face. The insuited stran-
ger asked McCrecry what he meant by
that, and McCrecry made some insoient
reply, to the effect tina; the injured
party might take it as he pleased, where
upon the gentleman "went for McCree-
~ and pounded him severely. McCree-
~ was bv some means hustled out on
the platform of the car, and stood there
with "a large knife in one hand revolver
in the other, swearing he would kill the
man who had whipped him-aii this to
the great terror of the lady passengers
inside. When the cars arrived nj juno
ton City, conductor Single notified Nc
Creery that he must get oil, that his tick
ct entitled him to go no further; but
McCreerv refused 10 leave the platform
until he had killed the object OF his spite,
and moreover drew the couplin pin and
detached the car from the train, and
here this brute kept the train wait
in. about fifteen minutes. till some OF his
acquaintanccs coaXed him away.
The moral we drew iromthe affairs IS,
tha. no drunkard ought to be allowed TO
enter sleeping car. We trust when
United States Marshal Houston learns
of the beastiy conduc; of his subordinate
he vii! promptly remove from his office
he disgraces.-Topeka Record.
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TopekA, KaA, - ~ IA.
To rkoM Il may eoNcssN:
AN req 1ested to give notice that z
NstionalC Commercial Convention viii be
held at the city Of Baltimore, Maryland
on the 25th day Of September, 1871, and
that tine following is the basis OF repres-
enta,ion fixed upon.
Each incorporated city is entitled to one
delegate, and to one additional delegate
TO every ten thousand inhabitants over
the first ten thousand provided that no
city shall be entitled to more than ten
delegates"
each territory, and the District OF
Columbia, shall be entitled to one dele
gate; and each state to one delegate tor
each congressional district, to be appoint
ed by the governor"
Each incorporated railroad, steam
boat, manufacturing and mining compa'
nv in actual operation, having cash
capital OF 100000 shall be entitled to
one delegate"
every chamber of commerce and
board of trade shall be entitled to one
delegate"
The committee Of arrangements SHAH
have authority to invite persons OF emin'
ence in the arts or sciences, or in COM
mercial and agricultural pursuits, and Sc
cure other persons Of distinction, as they
NAV deem TO the interests OF the conven
ton.
Commercial bodies, municipal and 9th
er corporations and all other interest:
entitled 10 representation according tt
the basis quoted above are requested tt
send delegates, and the delegates are re
auested TO notify Israel NJ. Parr, chair
man of the committee Of arrangements
of their intention to be present.
LANES NJ. HARYEY.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-09-07

The Supreme Court Of Illinois has de-
cided that a man is not liable for the
debts of his wife contracted before her
marriage, OF the ground that the Legis-
lature, by the law OF 1869 taking from
the husband all control over her earn
ings, has logically and necessarily swept
away the law making him responsible
for the debts contracted by her when she
was femme sole. And now, as the wife
can not bequest, there is 4 demand that
the Legislature shall complete its work
by investing every married woman with
the right to make wills and and separate
contracts, and the right TO sue and be
sued.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-09-07
RAILROAD MEETING!

A meeting of the citizens Of Saline
county will be held in the court house,
on Saturday evening, at eight o'clock
Sept. 9th, for the purpose of hearing and
discussing definite proposition to ex
tend the Kansas Central marrow guage
Railroad to Salina.
A representative of the company vii
be present authorized to speak for the
: company.
TURN OUT
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-09-07

According TO the census there are 81,
900 Chiae.e IN the United States scatter
ed over txea;y-four States, though all
bu, about thousand are 70 be found on
the Pacific slope
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-09-07

Gov. Harvey has issued proclama-
,icn, offering five hundrci dollars re-
ward for The apprehension of Heroa r.
Johnson, charged with the crime on muir
der, and for his delivery to the sheriff OF
Mitchell county. The county also offers
q reward of ore thousand dollars.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-09-07

General Hawley has written letter in
reply to Buffers springfield speech IN
which be says be thinks Butler is most
reckless, uncrupulous ard dangerous
demagogue this country has sean since
A aron Burr.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-09-07

Alex. II. Sephens Indignantly denies
that he is the author OF the pamphlet en-
titled Concession, or how the .Los'
cause may be regained and the Indepen
dence of the South secured"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-09-07

The edit pi the Oxford Kan ztaes
keeps liz entipecc bottled up in his
Office, and Zen any one calls 70 " thrash
,he edi.ore turns him loose
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-09-07

4 good tany of the Texas cattle men
are drivin4o Ellsworth, and are baying
large stock auches in that neighborhoOd
to keep Of farmers, so that the may
have no d1culry in chipping their cat.
.ic
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-09-07

The ex-Emperor Napoleon has sen;
his portrait, with his autograph, 10 eve
" deputy who voted against the deeAe-
1Aoe in National Assembly n Bordeaux.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-09-07

J.B. Da ), late of the Topeka Com
moareaifi,1ls ma,lc che purchase Of Nc
Augusta CScenf, and intends in a short
time TO b it on. with an entire new
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-09-07

An agricultural association has been
organized a; Emporia, with . capi'ai
stock of $4,000. A tract Of 10 acres has
been purchased near the city for sxhibi-
ton grounds, which is 20 be improved NJ
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-09-07

President Grant, while in Brooklyn
newspaper Office last week, remarked,
II have set a good many columns OF
type myself in Georgetown, Ohio yeAr'
ago"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-09-07

Col. Johi A. Martin of the Aichison
Champion. III George A. Crawford have
been appo1ed commissioners for Kan
sas to the ctrennisl celebration Of Amer.
lean indep6cncc- A good selection.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-09-07

Hon. Amos Sanford has retired from
the Wcrkissnns Journal, and Il suec 'ed'
"A hv Or. G. C. Mcdowell
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-09-07

in las; Wis He,aH We arr sorry take the Niuc
gu, Of his so n, 0Sl ar n Sas
written by the editor If the r.'aid or ms .i. r.
on the r,gh,;'' We usually bad our edit r,ais; TIM
article a. soi5 10 clipped fr m the Otta"'
ournat published at the unity seat OF rankin coun
ty this state, and the lroper credit Inadvertently
". can readily pardon the mistake into whici
ID mocra;' has fallen. however, ior the article
ques'o. certainly .ors sp;y, with singular ap'''1'
1HE JOURNAL probably hol.s to maSe .cat
raws' OF tie sal. county ID inocsa's olI we nm
ihey have IN Al mess III TO sist Oh gong ip'
tn.y g UP It AL. ;l,cIT oTa meris, anu h'' -
tai. to / yster kite.
Such is the Herald answer TO the cor
respondcnce that appeared in TIE jour
NAL CT last week, entitled, "a Word te
Democrats. The proper credit Wa
I" Inadvertently omitted" We never
heard it called by that name before
Stealing is the name in common par
lance. The editor Of the HerGld II,
longer 81 aims to have written the arti
Gle, Lu, thinks it applies with singula;
aptitude TO Saline county" Thus he ii
naIIy fathers the article. In other word,
the views contained in the. article, emit
lied, "a Word 10 Democrats, were his
own.
The editor Of the Herald then pitches
unceremoniously into MS abou. our max
ing cats paws Of the Democrats, and
advising them I" to go up on their own
merits" &c. Although we do not know
why we should thus be attacked on the
account of our correspondent, we would
willingly indorse the Herald's notions,
and and advise the Democrats 10 be the
" cats paws of no one, not excepting
the Herald man and his friends, howev'
or SOLICITORS they may be about the mat
ter. From what we can learn, pretty
good evidence has come to light that
a good deal of support has been promis
ed to Democratic aspirants by the Her.
AIDS bosom friends. This support is to
be given under certain considerations.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-09-07

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