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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
ATLANTIC, HISS. S OHIO R.R.

PASSENGER TRAINS:
Leave Lynchburg 30 and 30 A NJ.
arrives az Bristol GAM SPIN.
leaves Bristol . 40 N " 40 P NJ.
arrive at Lynchb'g 8 4OPM" g 40 NJ.
THROUGH FREIGHT:
Arrives at Bristol 30 NJ.
Leaves An.
LoCAL FREIGHT:
Arrives at Bristol As P VI.
Leaves 5 A II.
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EYdcr j. r. X incdBOn has accepted
the call of the Baptist Church, Good
SON
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Ia Teirn.-1Ir. j, 7. Jordan. OF
Aomistown. is nov in Bristol and eX'
poets TO remove bis family to this
town in week or so. lie viii follow
'ne plasterins business. in which he
has no superior in the country.
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Another supply of Jets best apple
Brandy received at the NickeIs House
BAR. july LIT.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For the relief and

For the relief and
cure of all derange-
ments in the stOm-
ach, liver, and bow
els. They are a mild
aperient, and an
excellent purgative.
Being purely vege-
table, they contain
nOmercury Ormme-
raj whatever. Much
serious sickness and
suffering is prevent
II h,- fhnfr fiUuHI U
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mIrni6cent Isx 5 inches EpGFauiHg sent
bv mail rrouu ed roller post paid, for :" cents
for SO cts Il Is truly gem of L -igtlt'S
Ugafsd address J. &. BURhOW, Bristol, a.
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TBTT Try samples Of our great s-Fage,
nF Sl,OO illus dtea week y-3o yeais es
- l. tablishei. Fine steel ,uErtyiugs Tree
to subscribers, Agents make $ day
send Tor Saturday Ga,e'te, ilaIioweii Nc
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ASSOCIATIONS.
MASONIC.

THE YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN Associa
ton meets every Tuesday night.
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Quarterly Meeting The 4th Quar-
terly Meeting for Bristol station, will
commence Saturday, Oct. 9TH. Quar-
terly Love:feast on Sunday morning,
at which allthe members of the Meth
odist Church are desired to attend.
Holy Communion after the sermon on
Sabbath. Christians of all names al e
invited to attend.
w " u ID u
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rOR WORK n all kinds neatly executed
- the NEWS BocS aud Job OAcs
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TEMPERANCE.

BRISTOL DIVISION, No. IS, Sons of TEN
pcrauce, meets in Temperance Hall on
ath s., every Friday night.
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y ped.-We regred to state that
! !: > Harris [Colored] died in Abing-
uoh Oh Wednesday evening last.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-10-06

Zone Miss Emma Cox has retired
nom Mountain View High School,
and has retired to her home in Jones'
0oro' with the rope of improving her
health. Her loss to the institution is
HE subject of deep regret. She was
esteemed and loved by all tie pupils
ana regarded with unusual Partially
ana favor by the remaining teachers
u The school. Miss Tir,ie Cardwell,
u Washington county, Va, will sue
coed her.
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Tee Hooster School Master.-Iu
our last issue We commenced the pub.
hcation of the above named new sto,
ry, copied from HEARTH & HOME.
The second installmemt of it will be
found IN this number and it will run
through number of succeeding is
sues. As far es we are now able to
judge it will prove superior to any,
thing Of the kind which has appear
ed in modern Journalism. Its de
lineations Of character are most hap
Ply and amusing. The reader who
cannot enjoy il would be difficult to
please. Hearth & Home the excel
lent Journal from which it is taken
will be furnised until tie close Of the
year for one dollar.
Sho1e Day in BriStol.-Qaite :.
number of incidents occurred on
SATURDAY last. Five gentlemen we're
bagged by the Police for various ir-
regularitieS and were consigned to the
GoodsOn Lock up. When Sergeant
Trammell went for them to bring
them to trial ia the afternoon, they
had broken the locks and fed.
At night as a man was receiving
his change at the ticket wagon a by
stander grabbed his money and left
with it. After dark, a saddle and
several articles Of harness were sto-
len from Mr.. T. ID. Walthall Mr..
j. A. g. Coale had placed his horse
in Washington Boyd's lot and after
ward found that some one had stolen
his new saddle which had been left
on the horses back.
Three of the candidates we're on
the ground and nearly everybody
seemed to be wholly opposed to
convention. The truth is the people
are satisfied.
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Anniversary.-The Athen@ans at
King College will celebrate this eve
ming their Anniversary by debate.
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VALUABLE TANNERY
FOR SALE OR RENT.

IN B11StOI.
OFFER FOR SALE MY TANNERV, SITCA-
ted Main street, Bristol, will good 10 Horse
Power steam Engine in complete running order.
have on hand from 81 to - cords OF Bark, and the
Gu,iIiess is a valuable one.
also offer for sale NEW BUGGY, one horse
WAGON and two horse Hagou.
Apply to or Address
DR. J. II. PEPPER.
Bristol Va, & Tenn
Oct 6.-2m
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$3.50.

All that is asked forthis GREAT la BnR SAVER
is fair trial. We guarantee each machine To do
its work perfectly.
SOLE AGENTS FoR THE USITzD sTATEs,
A. "a. FRaNCfSCUs a. CO,
5I3 Market ST., PbilRdoIphia, Pa,
The largest and eheapert WOODEN WARE
HOUSE in the United States.
0r,.-'G, ISIS n.
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i Y N Q Fl d IT r q
Prices Current,
CORRECTED By ~
LEE. TAYLOR. & CO.,
GROcERs, CONFUSION Merchants AID PFC
DUCE Brokers.
No. II Bridge Street, Lynchburg Va.


LYNcHsURG, Va, Oct. 6, 1871.
Our market offers several changes TO-DAY.
| to which We ask attention. Bacon verv frln
at advance noted. Corn, Rye, Oats, Whea'
Flour, Grass Seeds and Irish Potatoes are All
IN active demand at advance noted. Butter
and Lard plenty and dull. Coffee and Su-
oars very firm.
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E77MB u "a"
TREES! TREES I!


FIFTY THOUSAND FRUIT TREES #
choice and we'll selected varieties.
gyesrolI apple rrers. , to feet, 50. PEI LOO
80 81 iret. 80 80 q"
PEACHES. CHERRIES. DWARF
PEARS, GRAPE-YINES, &c.
All fruits graantecd ~ to varieties, and
every si;7rl made to give satisfaction,
PLANTING SEASON
from 10Th tictairrr n fit Of Jar7-f in lie
Fall, AMI Fearnavs au', March IN 'Hc 81 ng.
ANY GOOD ikpbCrE o8 Sf-CK "A
KES IS EXCHANGE FOR TREE.
AZ sgEIas FesHPl'T FELEB-
) sool s:oek Of siiu.iHcr-. Grres -houss
pants, Rose, p4iii-., Ay., Sc.
Address
CARNAIIA% x I<ELLT,
As.N.aoS, Va.
A isust 25ih, 1871.
sep tn
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THE AMERICAN WASHER!
PRICE SJ.5a.
The american Washer Saves Money, Tina,
and LrndGery.
The Fatigue of Washing Day no Longer
Dreaded, but Economy, Efficiency, anu
Clean ClOthing. Sure.

NledE NIOtiiilS, CUEc.
IN calling public attention to this little machine
a te~ Of the nva!GaLle qualities, mot possessed
b. any other Was ming Machine yet invent ed are
here snnlne rated, e.. IS
Il is tue smallest, most compact most portable
simple in construction. most easily operated
a child len years old, with a few hours pTsciiee,
thoros2 hiy compTe bend and efecjually use II.
There lie $50 adj listing, 10 screws To annoy, de-
lay M adapting II Is always ready for usel Ii
is perfect little wonder, 1t Is miniature giant
doing more work aud Of a better quality, than the
most elaborate and costly. One half OF the labor
is ally saved By it, use, and the clothes will ast
one-half longer han by the old plan Of the rab
board. IL VIII wash the largest blanket. Three
shirts at a time, washing thoroughly In a word
the ablution Of any fabric, from Guilt 10 Lace
Curtain CaHbric handkerchief. are equally
within the capacity of this LITTLE GENT 1t can
be fastened to any tub and tAKen off at will.
No matter how deep rooted prejudice may ex-
list against sshing Machines, the moment th!s hit
tie machine is to perform iIs wonders all
doubt Of its cleansing efficacy and utility are ban
ished, aud the dOu bier and detIacIor at once se-
come the fast friends OF the machine
We have testimonials without end setting forth
its numerous advantages over al others, aad from
hundreds who have thrown aside toe nnwieldy,
useless Machines which have signaily failed &C
conplish the object promised in prominent aEd loud
sounding advertisements.
Il is as perfect for washing as wringer is for
wringing. The price another paramount induce
mert u purchasers has been placed So low hat IL
is within the reach OF every honsekeeper, and
there is no article 81 domestic economy that Will
repay tho small Investment 50 soon.
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See the new advertisement of those
live men, Messrs. J. J. Childress &
Co. They are opening a splendid
stock and are doing a good business.
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The University Of Virginia
,r, COMPLIES
AHtE cOLLOW1NQ DEP R0 m r. NIT 6

'sAts " OEl
I SCHOOL OF LATIN. 2. School ~ a 4roet
4: o.. school OF Modern Languages. 4.
School OF Moral Philosophy. 6. Sehool oi
History and English Literat1re. e. Scb"o, ~ ~
Ohomistry.. 2. School OF Natural Phiiosophy.
g. ScEco( OF Mathematics. 9: School 81 Gnw :.
mon and Statute Law. 10 School Of Conan.
tutionai and Civil Law and Equity. II. School
OF Physiology .and Surgery. IL. Sohoui oi
Anatomy AMI Matoria Medica. IS. School oi
Medicine and Obstetrics. IL School of An.
piled Mathematics. Is. School Of Analytical.
Industrial and Agricultural Chemistry, 16
School OF Natural History and Agriculture
tProfessor. to- be elected.) aar Provision
made for olasses in Mneralogy and Geoiogu
!ie6re,o, Political Economy, Practical I'hua;cs
Medical Jurisprudence aud .3anskrit
Diplomas and Certificates Of Proficiency are
given IN the separate schools.
The following Degrees arc fonferrcd: 1
Dachelor OF !Ietters. q. Bachelor OF Sciences
=. Master Of Arts. 4. Doctor OF Medicine
8; Bachelor Of Law. 6. Civil Engineer. 4
Mining Engineer. m !.
The expenses OF tho student, exclusive Of
tert books, clothing md pocket money, amount
to from 1866 to 1895 Ipsr session of nine
months; OF which suns 1920 to $3.50 arc pa y
able on admission. Session opens October /
For catalogues. address
CHARLES g. VENABLE
Chairman OF Faculty.
P. O., University OF Va. July az NTH Q
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TE1T.EIGR AREEo
ForoIgn ,AFalrrs
NOON DISPATCHES.

PRooEEDINGs OF THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY
81 FAST T1MR-RUssIAA AND FRANCO, 60, 60
VERSAILLES, August 4. In the Assem-
ply to-day, the committee upon the sub.
5ect made report recommending that
the State assume the buftLens of pro-
vinces which were invaded by, the Ger
mans. Thiers, to the surprise Of many
deputies and amid much axcitement,
spoke in terms of vigorous opposition to
the report. He said the amount Of the
claims they would impose upon the Re
public could not possibly be less than
1000, ,O00f., sum which the Treasury
give his assent to the plan of the con-
mittee, and was only willing. to, afford
. relief to people of invaded departments
who were actually in need.
VERSAILLES, August ga committee
OF the Assembly reported unfavorably
upon proposition to transfer the Cham
Der to Paris.
LONDON. August 5.--The Count and
Countess of Paris have gopoto Paris.
LONDON, August ',5.-The steamer
Spain, on trial trip, easily attained q
speed Of 14M knots per hour.
The ship White Jacket, from Bombay
for Hull, was totally wrecked in the In
dian ocean. ;..
A despatch sent By the Emperor Alex
Ander, of Russia, to the Empress Eu-
genie, after Sedan, has been made pub
io. Alexander said he would intervene
on the basis of preserving the integrity
Of French territory. This intention,
however. was spoiled by the treaty OF
September4. 4. All these things are fapts,
notwithstanding the denial of the Re-
publicans.
VERSAILLES. August 6. 1T is said the q
question OF the>prdlongatiop. OF the pow
ers OF Theirs as chief executive will be
allowed togo by default. The siege oil
Paris will be raised on the 18th instant.
The Government will soon introduce in
the Assembly bills against the Interna-
.tionaI Society.
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June G
A CARD.

On or about the 1st OF September, in addi-
sion to our immenHe stock Of DRY GOODS,
CARPETS, BOOTS, SHOES, etc., we will sup.
ply two more pressing wants of the commu-
nifty, by adding an elegant frat class MILL
merry E6TABLISHMhNT, whcro Goods in
quantities will be kept to select from, and at
prices that tho people can afford to buy at
tho Department to bo under tho Immediate
supervision OF lady from abroad, and OF
high ability in tho business.
The DRESS-MAKING, FITTING and CUT
TING DEPARTMENT will be conducted on
al en- arged scale, under the Immediate
charge OF Miss ANNIE WIrTEvoagL, assisted by
a frat class Gutter from abroad. Tho whole
to occupy our second floor, which is being
fitted up for tho purpose. We propose to
supply our patrons in full. We work chca,,
and by rulo. We guarantee all wo sell or do
to tho fullcat extent; and arc satisfied and
determined to save money for every person
who deals with us. The calculation is d SIM
pio one. Look at our enormous purchases.
Can we not only buy cheaper, and do wo not
sell cheaper than others? Let our patrons
(tho largest Of any house in the South) an
swcr. We explain our guaranty-which ap-
plies to everything nc sell. or my work done:
We guarantee tho price OF all goods sold by
us to be in all cases as cheap as tho same ar
ticle can DC bought anywhere in the South,
and often cheaper, and will ut all times re-
fund any amount whore we arc shown q dis.
crePancy in prices. Il. G. SILVER co.
August3 5mo
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September. Lieutenant Pickett CON-
mandiDg troops in Pontotoc and Monroe
Counties, Miss, testified that Ku Klnk
organizations existed in FIVE Northern
Counties. bordering on Alabama, to
which he believed it was confined. In
mississippi, the purpose Of the Kn Klux
was to intimidate co)ored voters and
drive Northern mon from their section.
Within bis knowledge, they had MUIR
dered nine negroes, in Monroe County,
an the four months he was stationed
there. He believed the presence OF
troops had @ good. effect
Weather ptobabilities-Th baron eter
will probably fall from Illinois to Kan
sas and Northwards, and the conditions
for local rains on Sunday remain favora-
BILE for the country West Of Indiana and
Michigan; aud cloudy and threatening
weather will probably continue South
Ind East Of Tonnessee. Partially cloudy
and pleasant weather from Virginia
North aud Eastward.
WILh1NaToN. August 5.-The indica-
tions seem more favorable today to the
defeat Of convention. by b very small
majority. The Republicans claim the
while the Conservatives still think til o
favor. Returns are only in from about
,one;third Of the Counties. and fhey not
official. -
NEwpEnN. N. O., August 5.-Jobn f.
PickeEell, the Now York banker, was
brought before Judge Rodman, of the
Supreme Court. by writ of hd6eas cor
pus, in this city, on Thursday. After
bearing the case the prosecutors agreed
to enter noNe proseqni, and submit the
question of account to arbitration, pro-
vided Pickereli would not sue them for
damages; this was accepted by Piokerell,
and all parties returned to Wilmington.
MONTREAL, August 5.-The Cuban en-
listments constitute tue excitement.
For an hour yesterday. two fiilibusters
preached; whereupon Major Robinson
aud James L. Sterns-both members of
the Prince OF Wales Rifies-were mr.
rested. Sterns was held and Robinson
bailed.
NEW ORLEANS. August 5.-Two compa-
MES of Federal troops arrived here yes
terday evening, their object being said
to be the preservation of order on
Wednesday. Their presence excites
much copjecture.
Deuechaud's' Pavilion. at tho lake
end of the Pontchartrain Railroad, vas
burned last evening. Loss S1l, 600.
/ No insurance.
The first bale OF the new crop Louisi
ana cotton was received yesterday oven.
ing. It twas raised by Charles A. Pier
soD, near the mouth of Cane River,
Natohitoches. Parish. The, cotton crop
| alobg Red River looks better than was
expected after the spring rains. 1t is
believed fair crop will be mado in the
river parishes. :
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FINANCIAL AND oom mEKClAL.

MKw YonK, August 5-Noon.-Flou
steady, at 13 80. Cotton dull and nomi-
-middling uplands 1897; Orleans
2016; sales 700 bales. Freights quiet.
Stocks steady but dull. Gold 6rm, at
121b (0l2L. Governments steady but
dull. State bonds quiet-Tennessee
strong and active. at TAX for old and
new. Money easy, at 2. Exchange
long 07a; short 1885.
Z P. M.-The bank statement shows
loans have increased nearly $750,OOO;
epecie decrease over $500, ,OUO; legal
tenders decreased trife; deposits de-
creased over 81 500 600; specie ship.
ments over $25O.000. Money 2@3.
Sterling dun and nominally unchanged.
Gold steady. Governments strong -62s
14%. :Tennessees strong and active
New South Carolinns and North Caroii-
mas very active. All closed quiet. Ten
neusees 749s, new741S. Virginias 64M;
new 70. Louisianas 67; new 81; levees
69; 8s 83. .AlHbamas 991; 5s 81. Geor-
gias 63; 7s 90. North Carolinas Az;
new Is. South Carolinas II; new 571lS
Cotton easier; sales S04 bales-uplands
1921. Flour 5910c. lower-common to
fair extra 6.3O@6.50; good to choice
6.55@9.0c. Wheat-spring 1@2c. bet
ter-winter unchanged. Corn dull.
Pork steady. Lard-kettle 1O16.
Freights strong.
BAnT1MonE. August 5.-Flour dull
and in favor Of buyers on high grades.
Wheat firm. Corn steady. Provisions
unchanged. Wiriskey dull, at.95. Cot.
ton dull and hesvy-middling 19166
| 19s4; receipts % bales; stock 104 -
CHARLESTON, August {. Cotton dull
stock 3,5O6. e
WILMINGTON, August Cotton quiet
-middiing 1917; receipts ID bales; stock
822.
New ORLEANS, August 5.-Flou,
dull-double $50; treble 7.0OGD7.25
Corn easier-mixed 88@70: white 73
Pork dull and nominal. at 14.75@15. 90
Bacon dull, at 7H@914. Molasses, cof
lee and whiskey unchanged. Oottor
quiet-midnling TX "a 17s4; receipt.
621; exports 4,700; sales 900; stool
91.798.
GALVESTON, August 5.-Ootton quiet
good ordinary 16I; receipts 90; export,
coastwise 313; stock II, ,636.
MOBILE, August 5.-Ootton lower
middling 18; receipts 50; exports coaot
wise 73l; sales 400; stook 1893.
Il SAVANNAH, August g. Cotton in mo
derate demand-low middling II; re
oeipts 180; stock 5, 180.
Boston. August 5.-Ootton dull
naoddling 2OA; reoeipts 495 bales; sale
300; stock GOO.
:, ,LoNDoN,. August 5-Noon. Consol
0356. .Bonds 93A.
LIvERPooL, August 5-Evening.
Cotton opened quiet and. closed steady
uplands 8M@9;. Orleans 9L; sales 10, ,0O
bnles: speculation and export 2. 1000.
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~-cA rasfdentof Baltimore; who attempt:
ed 70 stopa little fght between his New
foundland dog and q smaller cur, was
turned upon by the former and very
badly bitten. His wife, who came to his
assistance, was also painfully wounded
BY the teeth of the enraged animal.
Three negro. children we're burned to
death, few nights ago, ia McDonough,
Henry County, Ga. The mother went to
church, house took fire, and every thing
in it consumed, children included.
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Foreclosure Of Mortgage.
j. C. PEIXOTTO & SoN sI.ss.n

Dc fEIAOTTO d SON, Aueticneera.
RY virtue Of the power, duly conferred upon
! ~ the Citizeas' Savings Bank, Of Colum6 6ia,
ny the Ooiumbia OIL Company, to fofeolose
tho mortgage OF the said Columbia Oil Com
pan,y p,a,y to the said Citizens. savings Bank. ..of
Columbia. and ID enter upon anf to sell ali
and singular the mertgaged premiaes herein.
after AFTER described, fortho purpose ot: Satisfying
eeiared to be foreolosed. and the said Coia@-
or DIR on; on Company forever barred Of al claim
ane; anasr the same power as aforesaid, the un-
t uteaslgaea Will sell, at public auUtion, before
snS.Dnrt Inc CDnrt House. at Columbia, on the FIRST
MONDAY in August next: .i' '-'->'
Al that certain lot OF LAND, situate and
oeing IN tho city OF .Columbia, in the County
OF R;;ch1land, and State Of south oafoiina,
tto;ne;isIinG OF one square in said city, con-
talnlng four acres OF land, more or less: and
bounded 5ou by Wheat, nice. Lincoln and Gads.
| tions on said loe Of land, now used Tor tia
hhnnrRoses hn OF an OH Mil, and al the Engines,
Oil Presses and machinery Of any Kind what.
cash. " MARrrN -.
President Citizens Savings Bank OF South
| Carolina. Jn1v ~ =
/ - T =
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State OF South Carolina---LaurensC Co
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

State Of South Carolina---Laurens.C Co.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
8. X. Taylor and James s. Workmanly, Alex
andor McOarley, his Guardian, ad item, pR
Robert Spoers.- Copy Summons for Honey
Demand. t.
80 Robert Speers, defendant In this action.
VOU arc hereby summoned and required to
II answer the complaint in this action,
OF which copy is herewith served upon you,
and to serve copy OF your answer on the sub.
scrlbers, at the Office OF Darlington & Jaeger,
Laureneville. g. O., within twenty days after
the service OF this summons on you, exclusive
OF the day Of service.
II you fell to answer this complaint within
The time aforesaid, the plaintiffs will apply to
the court for the relief demanded In the com.
plaint and costa.
DARLINGTON l. JAEGER.
Il. ". BALL,
Dated Joly 10, 1871.
To the Defendant. Robert spesrs.
Take notice that the summons in this action,
Of which the above is copy; together with
tho complaint, was filed in tho office of tho
Clerk of the Court OF Common Pleas, for
Laurens County. South Carolina, on tho 10th
DARLINGTON & JAEGER.
q. W. BALL,
July 49, 1871. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
July IL me
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Wanted. bv q Gentleman

NF aomo business capacity. position as
~ Corresponding Clorklor business house.
or Dook-keeper for parties desiring suoh 4
man. References furnished by application to
this Office. Aug
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Five Hundred Dollars Reward.

STATE OF HoUTH CAROLINA,
Executive DEPARTMENT. /.
NV IHEnEAS Soficialinformation hns reached
wv this Department, that e. J. .SINGLE-
TARY, Postmaster at Myersvilie, williams
was waylald and shot in the vicinity OF his re-.
stdence, by some person or persons unknown,
sausiHEE taus his immediate death; now. in order
brought to juhtice. /, ROBERT 4. SCOTT,
Governor OF tho State Of South Carolina do
issue 19H this, my proelamation. Offering reward
OF FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS tor their ap-
prehension and delivery in any jail Of this
State, with proof 10 convict. ~.
In testimony whereof. I have here
unto set my hand, aud caused
- the great seal Of the State to be
atH1od, Mt Columbia, the I'd day
OF August, A. D. 1871, and in the
- ninety.Hixth yoar Of tho indo-
peudonce or tho United States
OF America. fisIH .i1r'
ROBERT X. SCOTT, Governor
r. CARDozo, Secretary OF State.
Aug 4 g.
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Au0E1@n @AleayT
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Horace, Mules, Ootos and Oalues, Wagons. 6c.
By D. G. PEIx0TPO & SON.
ON MONDAY MORNING next. Au1ust "a
front Of the Court House. at 10 O'clock, va
will sell, without any reserve, ~. n ~
an extra fine young milch cow and her
Brahpin CALF, and threo other first-rata
mich Cows and tlcfr young Calves, all eaid
to be superior mixers. .l!iI.- ~,
ALSO, @ !,
IS good draft and saddle HORSES. -
fine young MULES.
:, A A lot OF fsubatantial'doubleg goAr and other
: Twe-horse Wagon and four Dumping
IERMs-Ossh. :. August5