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Cly5T o7 COMMON pLEAs--TRIll TEam-PaaT 2.
A Street Car Runs Into a Butchers Cart and
the Cart Into Il Butchcr.

J
the Cart Into II Butcher.
Before Judge Loew and Jury.
isaac Redqllelnle3' Us. central PARK. North ana
East Rfrer Railroad co0apaay.-During the year
1867 the painuG, q butcher IN Washington Market,
was crossing West street. near vesey. He had
crossed the track and reached the curb when
one OF defendants cars struck a wagon the
shaft OF Hhcn ran through pIantifi7s clothes,
pinned him against butchers sned and inflicted
injuries, Tor which he asks damages amounting to
$1,000. The evidence showed tAst the butchers
wagon struck the car about III the middle, and on
inis lact II was agreed by defendant that the col.
hsl9n was cue 10 tn butchers horse having become
frightened and suddenly bringing the cart III con-
tact with the car and that over this the driver Of
the car had no control.
Verdict iOr plala.il $500.
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TIE CONVENIENT SALE OF GOLD.
For the million OF gold offered for sale az the Sub
Treasury the total bids reached 50o at prices
ranging from ITO 10 1901. The million was
awarded at 1i0.40 a 1901.
The Siberia, for Liverpool, took out no specie.
GOVERNMENTS STEADY.
The government list was quiet and generally
steady. The gossip about the ten-f fortes was not
repeated to-day, and has died away The isolated
advance in these led to considerable sales to
realize the difference between them and the SIX per
cents, and their price declined, their downward
movement being the only exception TO the strength
OF the market otherwise. There was some curious
gambling In the new loan of the government. the
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DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS.

Reports and Commum.cations-lotten and
Riclcty Piers Ordered TO be Repaired.
KThe Commissioners OF Docks had their regular
meeting yesterday afternoon, with the President Mr.
j. 4. Agnew, In the chair. After the ordinary
routine n report OF the Executive Committee was
read In reference TO
REPAIRS NEEDED
on the upper side OF pier 80 East ryer IL was there
upon resolved thar W. ID. Andrews X Brother,
owners OF the easlery side OF pier 50 East river be
notified 10 put new backing piece on the upper
site Of the per- where needed, IN order tnit the
same may be rendered sale.
A communication WAS received from II. & J. L.
Youngs asking thai tue resolution pa5Sel by the
Board ol February l0, ISL which required them TO
dredge the Slip ad Joining south side of pier loot OF
ll1th street. Harlem river. pe rcScindcd, upon WHICH
the following resolution WAS adopted:-
Resolved. That the resolution adopted by this Board
Fe IT, e5l, whereby h. H. Yongs were notihed TO
have sip adonn sol side OF pier foot OF l7th street
to such depth deemed necessary by Suerinend-
ent Westerveit be and the same 10 hereby rescinded
The following resolution was introduced by Com.
missioner Henry ana unanimously adJpteu:-
Resolved That Mr. w. II. Webb be permitted to continue
filing between Thirty sixth and Iiity seventh Streets
Rorh provided lie obtain certificate irom General
NcCean EngineernChief, that he adopted at the com
mencement Of the WORK AL necessary precautions 10 prevent
INJURY TO the pier at tue ioot Of Thirty street.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT c1JaT.
1Ae Crse ss Captain GrindIe, Of the ship Oh

1Ae Case ss Captain GrindIe, Of the ship Old
Colony.
Before Judge Woodrun.
AZ the sitting Of the Court Assistant District
attorney moved on the trial OF JOSIAH 5. Grinde,
master of the snip Old Colony, who Is charged with
cruel ana unusual punishment to two OF his crew.
France FRANK and Ramon Rau.
Gr. william Fullerton, counsel for the defendant,
asked q no tponement I'm tile first OF next week, on
the ground lhat ne was l ana could NOS try the
yesterday.
This motion was resisted by General Davies, on
behalf OF the government.
The Judge hxed the trial Tor this morning. Cap
taia GTlndie was IN court.
The tlia oi Daniel j. Kelley was fixed for the 9th
frGf-
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cOnMaR Pleas SPECIAL TEAM.
Uecie.o,,s.

Judge Joseph I. Daily yesterday rendered the fol.
lowing DECISIONS
W0odtcdfd 0s. Stcdrns.-As to security for costs
see memorandum with Clerk.
Atcot rs. AeR0U.-Ihe motion must be made after
the approval Of the security gwen by the defendant
ana a!tef me answer / served, and uay then pe
heard On two days notice.
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Es2lH: C1u2I-ssh.RaL IEaa.
ncci,inns.

Aoodp Us. Lorertch.-order Tor leave TO resettle
case, to Insert findings OF tact ana conclusions of
law.
HunphrsD IS, Dartson.-ApDeal from Judgment
decision reserved.
houSe IS. accartaa q Gt.--Appeai from iudgment
decision reserved.
Adjourned sue dfe,
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THE COAL QUEsTi0N.-it has been urged by sup
portcrs OK the coal monopoly that the removal OF the
duty upon pituminous VIII nave no pefceptine eject
upon the pricc OF anthracite coal. Now, II THIS IL
correct reasoning how are we To account for the
facl that this coal duty was enacted On the demand
o! the Pennsylvania monopolsts, ana that they are
now the chief opponents of Its repeal? With btu
minous coal brought 10 our market selling III four
dollars per ton, and yielding lair profit az mat iG
is quite apparent that for many purposes it would
supersede anthracite, and thus, by lessening tue
Remove the tax on coal aud blow, square between
the eyes, Is delivered the monopoliss albeit the re-
suit may not be, at the momen OF r,pcal felt by tho
community.--koston JourdsIL, March =
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Wleat was active and fuiy higher. The demand was
evening" comprised ABOUT l25 600 bushels at 81 Is for old
sprng in store 81 81 for old mixed M b6 Isl bS for
new No. IN store ana ahoat pi ~ 81 os for No.
winter Isl IS I'll "a for market closed
strong the principal holders offering sparingly Corn
was nrn nder fair export demand. The sal about
$4,000 bushels, nj &c. Sac for mixed, Soc Sc for yellow
and white, o3c. e4c. Jersey yeiow was sl dul
the prices nomlna " barley there were sold 50
bushels Canada IL TO- or 10 100 bushels were Is.
Soc. tor State. Oats cut nominal sales about
l00 bushels in lots s559c Western and State
FREIGHTs-Ihe market was quiet, the offerings con-
tnung small and rates We're generally lower. The
for vessels for charter less active and remained in
favor of shippers. The Engagements were:To Liverpool
500 bales cotton at Id 56i 5u bbls 2 3D. lOC
sSd 32i chiefly at the nsie 200 bags clover.
seed at Sos Grain room was held I'd. TO London SU0
bbs donr at "a. 3D. and $4,000 bushels wheat
bushels corn NJ 711d. To Antwerp, 50 hopsbeads
tobacco sOs The charters wele.-A bark, with about
2aGU bushels wheat. to Belle Is e orders lid
Cork ORDERS United Kingdom Continent, ut 6s il
Prssan Baltic, o. 3D. Russian DO. as 9s ship from
Galveston TO Liverpool. VITA cotton at or about 3d..
vessel 20 Antwerp general cargo, about El00
10 Bordeaux, general CARGO brig Trieste, with 300
bbs rosn private terms also schooner
vile to all hiyer, lumber, ct ,lU .5
GUNNIE5 still neglected prices nominal AZ
our last quotations. We heard or lies.
HAY.-ihe demand was moderate and prices remained
steady at " 20 for shipping 81 % u % retail ots Vi 50
HEnr.-Manla WAS 81 some denan aud quoted at 10c
lOac gold; 5n0 bales sold private
OF cargo OF about t00J bales oston rumored ON
to arrive In Boston clieny 69c, gold.
dul and nominal a. &C. ssc gold OF jaie butts
rency the spot. Otnei klnas dull and nominal
MoLASsTs-Foreign was attn neglected, and prices OF
almost all kinds were nominal at our quotations below
Uc. 4 QUO -
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COLD puLr-1lOaI A III.

The gold market was dun and without special fca-
ture. The large sales Of geld few days ago, winch
occasioned the decline 10 11o5<. ana which were
originally attributed TO the operation connected
with the negotiation OF u sterling loan by the State
OF Massachusetts, are now assigned to an unloading
on the part OF several large holders who had be-
come discouraged on the signing Of the treaty OF
peace at Versailles while the reported agents In the
loan referred TO deny the transaction. me course
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THE COUR rs.

csptain Grirdls and the Ship Old Colony -Rescu-
in frisorer-ghe Case of Captain Pea
tciy and the Snip Neptune-A Suit
as 10 the Ownership Of Water
Frontages on Wards Island
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STREET gulrAfilg;.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
IHuRspAY. March 2-6P. NJ.

IHUIbDAY, Mnrch 20 T. NJ.
CofrErThe market for Rio continued to rule quiet but
prices seady and former quo ations There
were sold In Baltimore 20jI bags Adeaae on private
terms Other Kinds quiet except Laguayra, sales
q when were 253 bags or terms The sales during
tue pass week were as foiows:-l2o5 Bai-
"a W Iu'asei oie pay Cey.1n, i,5s Savanila, 300
90 Jsnaea ist do Lasioyra AID 7s6 do. St domingo
~ prices withl the range OF our quotations.
We quote:Riu, ordinary cnfgoes, Zoe a 10,sc fair
d. l0c lie good 10, ll1c. III prime do, I3,ac
n t5Ac., eAfSlaes For lots Ice 1ic, all
gold, N bond Java Government bags, iSc. a
Zuc do teooS grass nas lsSc. 22c. Singapore, 17c
n atIec.; Ceyon l50c. lie. Maracaoo lic. 1sc: La
gusyra, ,sIo l5ao; jamaica &c. 4tlc; ST. Domingo
god N bond, IVc lU1c; Costa Rica, l31c l6c. Ma
niia ic ioc Mexican, 3c l6c. savanlia lS1c l6c.,
SCorloSThe market this staple was quiet and heavy
and prices receded SC h., closing weak at 5c. for
middlins upland. The sales were 40 tollows:--
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bales, follows ;Maseh oaA llke sSooat llse loss
sac., soO !. llc. April, bl At Ike, lSoo q kieas
NAY, SOss l,je isoO q u t!so.. ilSO = aAc; 10y .s
Z LIS; Elsc.; july. 100 400 q izNos Sc q q iiisS. ie@
Also (aie yesterdsyl 4hvs bsss, 1870
At Hc 20u At u 3l6c April, 300 " BOO
lHc. August 200 at Age Grand total ~, % baei The
closing prices for lois ON tue spot were as folows:
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The business transacted in future deliveries was large, but
a prices tc below those yesterday, the decline
being caused v the free offerings The saIes were lS0J
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Mars slrtna
hight but The market steady yesterdays cosing quo
saons There were sold 100 bbs IN merchantase order at
taSpen.ns femsiaed duli and '''' nominal Rosia
higher casees were he'd at Ss other M kinds wsTs sTs quiet
arrive a a 81 81 nss pce for 10. 10 arrive %
and eoV 49, n lots within ae range Of ~ 70 SO for No.
~ % ~ 20 Tor No. al 10 81 for pale 70 window glass
s & ia cs % " aah o hsrs Ms sSa rs s
Ions private ;erms quoted 81 10. gold duty
inquiry for crude Il bulk wa. s.n en
the closing Al Tor FOR qacs delivery Ts:
dem deaS 5 & Tss ,9aned 70 small oIs and the sales wers
about isc reported Ssphiha was Sac.v
was sn Without acvis there being bns little demand.
but holders were hrm IN their views demanding
aud haf d. sss We heard 81 no sales beyoad those
changed. The market Phladelphia continued rule
Ss but there s was no so change & q to nose In
eiosns s at 2ac and iu'o do, FOR April and May
5 M e % s s Dc 80
livery prices 21sc asked yesterday The
SS rs as % @ gss @ S ss FOR ssss p ~ss; nns
n fS5 s5O. MaE ee n'Sdns we1s s ss oSs for April
ssi v e % for 1b old mess ~ S22 sa q tor Western
snd ower prices prevailed, the market SIC. SIC
more e ~ and % sr % and m r esps ws.
ciay for prime There sold 7So terces, within
attracted more attention; Of iaOO bos.
& shn Iaa 'in Hiasnf an s %s
heard OF no important sales. Prices ranged from $50
am prices heavy Sales lao BOXES clear al
IojSa io.c. Tue for was sll without
aes ani prices were heavy at l4c loc for picked
iiTe; i.e: FOR smoked shoulders, ssc. Tor ary
heavy lover prime western steam cossi at &c.
l4c. lse. city wisnn the range Of isse
cheay for Nay sac March, ss'or
lSs FOR May Butter was moderately active and strong
ohsr kihd: which h9ssvsr wels held sisr for
business transacted al steacy prices We quoe:--
butter Common fair STATE oares, nrKins s5c Sc.
sc Weieh TUBS, extra, &c Sc. fresh pals,
sSc Sc Western common to ezra. 1os ssc.; SaSads
fair to prime &c 25c Cheese factories fair to
ssimmea &c. lOe: state farm dares, extra,
quiet. but aeady, with sales of 50
a. 5 s 10 to s for fair to prime 0
were made a &c a7lac.
heavy ard again lower, cosIns se: old
@ 49, 49, hSs,. a -, MAN, s,sss ns, and and
dull heavy lsss for haIas II g. whss
As ana 1ie rS;n for ezra We Al to
good rsanSs, sc ssse. good srossry S.c
and 'fsss sSa
i sis Ss I SS,s
Rico, Refining grades, She sc grocery grades, &c.
JavaDutch standard, Nos 10 10 IL Sssc. 9sc. Messs
c. Amann Co. MADE tue socS TO-DAY follows .,o99
hogsheags 81 1870 boxes, 1856 365 bags 2U5 ado
sTEAEIsF FIhe market vas dull, but fui prices de-
1HSn %s % hs Gd At esr 1
of sales. Timothy was duh and nominal RB g5 whe
nseed continued 10 dull 50 ~, gold,
duty pad on 6u days time.
TALLow.Priccs steady, especially for prime, tho
sales OF which were l46,0,0 los, at Sac. a &C.
MHisKEY-k Receipts. 325 bbis. The market more
tive aud higher prices prevailed There sold go bbs
nj We, including small sales at !25Ac a 52i0c.
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FLOUR AND GRAIN.-Receipts 1854 bbs h0ur, - bbs.
2,2O0 meal 500 bushels wheat 143UO
47sO do oats fhe donr market was deciiedy hme.
under fair demand for shipment and prices about
higher The sales about ID 000 bbls., including
shipping extra, at 80 s1 w. southern hour steady
with an improved demand, tho sales being ll0U bbs. For
-four there lerate demand AT hrm prices sales
45 bbs meal demard; sales 400 bbls
81 6b Brandywine and ~ A. for Southern. We quote
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:ausIoAa.-Among the thousand and one
Pianos offered to the public, we scarcely know
any instrument uniting all the desirable quail
aes sought for as the Knabe Piano. The repu-
tasion of the Knabe Pianos is an infallible
guarsnty of excellence. In thes houses OF the
most accomplished and wealthy of our citizens,
and iin our best seminaries and colleges, these
magnificent instruments may be found. Nor
is this any wonder, for, la purity, depth and
constancy of tone, they are unsurpassed. Their
gradation of scale is so exquisitely, and, at the
same time, comprehensively attuned, that they
are capable of expressing every emotion of the
heman heart and soul. Their tone is exquisite
ly pure and unique, and so even, sweet and
sympathetic that it inspires all who listen to it,
while at the same time the action is perfectly
free, and the keys resound to the touch with
such sensitiveness and intelligence, so to speak,
as to make one almost think that the mind of
the manufacturer fingers in his work.
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AZ orrRAerors MuRpER-We learn, from

= AN OUTRAGEOUS MURDER.-We learn, from
a reliable source, intelligence as to horrible
murder which was committed, on Tuesday
night last, upon the plantation OF TRIAL Justice
W. [. w. Riley. The victim was colored
man, named John Perry. Tho perpetrators
are unknown. The facts are these On Ines-
day night last, about u o'clock, four white
men visited the place of Mr.. Riley. They first
went to the house of Reuben Jamison, a color
ed man, and demanded that he should take
them to the house of John Perry. Jamlson
was frightened. and, of course, obeyed the com
niand Of the midnight assassin. Just as they
.neared the house Of the deceased, he, in the
meantime, getting the alarm, ran out OF the
Back door Before he got far from his house,
he received two or three loads of buck-shot in
his back, which killed him instantly. IrlaI
Justice Riley summoned a jury of inquest, and
q verdict was rendered in accordance with the
facts. What caused these assassins to thus
murder respectable and inoffensive citizen,
we forbear to conjecture until we receive FUR
ther intelligence Our informants tell US that
Perry was an industrious and hard-working
man, and never did any one an injury
burg News.
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sHER1FF's SALE.

DY virtue Of Executions to me directed,
Id will expose to sale at Anderson G. H, on
the FIRST MONDAY in SEPTEMBER next,
within the legal hours of sale, the following
property, to wit:
One Lot in the town of Anderson, fronting
40 feet on Depot street, running back 80 feet,
bounding lots Of Trenholm & Co., leyied on as
the property of w. S. Reese, at the suit of
Sussdorff d Leiding.
One Lot in the town Of Anderson, containing
% acres more or less, on Main street, bound
ing lots of Gen. J. w. Harrison, Mrs. Ander--
son and others, levied on as the property of
w. 8. Reese, at the suit of Sussdorff & Leiding.
Terms Cash-purchaser to pay extra for IL
ties and Stamps.
August 10, 1871 6 4
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Notice to Consumers.

The increasing popularity of DooLEY's YEAST
POWDER has induced certain firm who manu-
facture Baking Powder to copy verbatim, our
advertisements, simply substituting their name
in place of ours. While this proves the stan
dard excellonce and worth of our Yeast Powder
1t is calculated to deceive the consumers, and
reflects the character of tho parties, as we'll as
the goods which they arc endcavoring to force
upon tho unwary. BE sure that you call for
DooLEYs YEAST POWDER, and take no other.
DoeLEY & BROTHER, Proprietors, 50 New
Street, New York.
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HYNIENEAL.

MARRIED, at his residence, by Rev. A.
Rice, on Monday morning, 31st of July, at
eight o'clock, Mr.. BENZ. PERRY GAM
BRELL, of Williamson, and Miss MARY
JANE BAGWELL, of Bolton, S. C.
On the 10Th day of April, 1871, by Judge
Spaulding, Dr. e. B. MOORE, formerly of
Anderson, S. c., and Mrs. CHARLOTTE MI
NERvA DUNLAP, widow of Judge Dunlap,
au of Callusa City, California.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Debility and Emaeiatiou

Both result from the lack of ability to convert
the food into nutTiment. How necessary, then,
for those suffering from these alarming symp-
toms TO Immediately resort to remedy that
will strengthen the stomach and digestive or
gans. For, as soon as this desirable object has
been accomplished, the health improves, and
the patient resumes his usual appearance. Hos
,tetter's Stomach Bitters have attained world
wide popularity in such cases, and have been
proven the best and safest means OF removing
constipation toning the stomach, giving energy
to the liver, and relieving every symptom OF
nervousness and depression Of spirits. Its
cheering and benefcialeffects are highly spoken
OF by thousands, who owe to 1t their restoration
20 health. No restorative in the annals of med
tcine has attained the same popularity in the
short space Of time it has been before the pub
1ic. or has won the high endorsements accorded
to this excellent tonic. Many other prepara-
lions. purporting to be correctives and restora-
tiyes. have been introduced, and have perished
one by one, while the popularity OF Hostetter's g
Stomach Bitters continues to increase, and Is
now recognized as standard household medl-
cine. The success which attends the use Of the
Bitters eyinces at onco its virtues in all cases OF
debility and disease of the stomach. Certiti-
Gates. almost without number, have been pub
lished, attesting its truly miraculous power In
And at this time it seems idle to do more than
call attention to the great remedy OF the age IN
order to awaken public attention to its excel
lence. It is tho only preparation or tho Kind
that is reliable in all cases, and it is therefore
worthy Of the consideration Of tho afflicted.
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Notice of Final Settlement.

TJNHE undersigned hereby give notice that
IL they will apply to tho Probate Judge for
Anderson County for final settlement OF the
Estate of William Shcrard, deceased, and a final
discharge thcrefrom on Tuesday the 10Th day
of September next, at Anderson Court House.
~ a. a. d. J. SIIERARD,
Administrators.
August 10, 1871 6
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Notice to Taxpayers.

A LII persons who have not mado their Per
n sonal Property Returns for tho year 1871 l.,
will please do so on or before next Monday,
the 14th day Of August After that time fifty
per cent. will have to be added to each return,
unless tho party was sick or out of tho County,
and hopo every one will save themselves of
the penalty. THOMAS j. WEBB,
County Auditor.
August 10, 1871 l
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Mr. P. P. Toale,g New Office and Sales Rooms.

Wo are happy to inform our readers that
their old acquaintance Mr.. p. p. Toalc, whIc
continuing his mandatory of Doors, S'shes,
Blinds, etc., on Horlbcck's Wharf, Charleston,
S. c., has opened handsome Office and extern
sive sales rooms at No. 20 I[ayne Street, where
they will find it moro convenient to call on him
when they visit the city. The Sales Rooms ex-
tend to SO Pinckney Street. where there is an
other entrance. Send and get a new and extend
ed price list of latest styles, etc. Sec advertise
ment.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

COUNTY OF ANDERSON
BIZ Il. o. Norris, Esq, Probate Judge:
WHEREAS, Mrs. Elizabeth Acker made
w suit to inc to grant her Letters of Ad-
ministration on the Estate and effects OF Hal
bort Acker, deceased.
These arc therefore to cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors of the
said Halbcrt Ackcr deceased, that they be
and appear before me in tho Court of Probate,
to lie held at Anderson G. H., on Tuesday, tho
the 18th day of August next, after publication
hereof, at IL o'clock in the forenoon, to show
cause, if any they, have, why the SAID Admins
tration shold not bc granted.
Given under my hand, this Slst day of July
Ammo Domini 1871.
Judge of Probate.
August 8, 1871
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EXECUTORS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, |
ANDERSON COUNTY.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON COUNTY.
DY order of A. O. Norris, Judge of Probate
ID will be sold at the late home Of Bartholo-
mew White, deceased on SATuRpAY' the
Ono Horse, three head of Cattle,
Lot of Plow and Wagon Gear,
One Stock Kettle,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c.
Terms Cash.
ALSO,
AT the same time and place, ONE TRACT of
LAND, in County and State above, known as
tie Hipp's place, containing one hundred acres,
more or less, bounded by lands of VIM. Mill
woe, Henry Jolly and others.
TENSION a credit of one and two years,
with interest from day of sale, the purchaser to
give bond, with good surety, and amortgage of
the premises, to secure the payment OF the pur-
chase money, and pay in cash for papers and
stamps. JOHN Is. WATSON,
Qualified Executor.
August 10, 1871
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The Temperance Advocate.
ENLARGED, IMPROVED AND ISSUED WEEKLY.
SEoULD BE IN EVERY FAMILY. 1,5oo
SUBSCRIBERS WANTED.
TWO DOLLARS PER 1NNUM, IN ADVANCE.

TNHE cause of Temperance has advanced so
Il rapidly in South Carolina, that it has be-
como necessary that there should be live, ac-
tive and jealous exponent of its principles.
ADVOCATE weekly, and to enlarge and i'm
prove it in every respect. Whilst it will be de-
voted to total abstinence, it will, nevertheless,
be made acceptable to every tireside. The read
lect character. Arrangements have been made
to get the most prominent temperance men in
the State to make contributions to its columns.
1t will also have correspondents inevery por-
ton of the State, who will keep our readers
We have put the price of tho ADVOCATE so
low that it may be in the reach of all.
Only limited and select number of adycr-
tisemcnts will be received.
To AGENTs.-A discount of ten per cent. will
bc allowed on all new subscriptions. Address
+. p. BEARD, Columbia, S. c.
July 20, 1871 8