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From the Patriot.
Martial Law In South Carolina.

Nero is said to have iddled while
Rome was burning. Grant, without
the least provocation, is violating the
Constitution by declaring martial law
in the South while the North is burn
ing. Scarcely has the President taken
his seat in his proper residence at the
Capital Of the nation, after 3 pleasure,
seeking campaign OF many months and
whilst the thoughts of the American
people are painfully exercised with the
heartreuding ,idings of the most appall.
ing fires the history OF the world has
recorded; one destroying, with the loss
OF many lives, an opulent and populous
city; others sweeping over vast terrific
ries in several States, destroying rhon-
sands Of lives, many towns and villages,
and leaving homeless and hreadless IN
Vulnerable families OF agriculturists,
that much oppressed, hardworkIng
class, who, at best, have 10 contend
against the grinding and oppressive
classification imposed upon them hy
the iniquitous political party now
ruling and running the country, We find
General Grant coolly taking advantage
OF questionable act Of Congress, the
constitutionslity OF which is denied by
every lawyer OF ability, coupled with
honesty, in the land, TO issue "procls
nation initiating military despolism.
and which has now eliminated in
another proclamation, declaring mar
tial law in one of the free ani inde
pendent States composing the United |
States Martial law, says the great
English commentator Blackstone, Is rn-
tlrely arbitrary has no settled prinri. !
pies. and, in truth, is no law in the !
language OF Lord Loughborough, II |
does not exist in England at all. Mar
tial law, "a thus described, can only |
exist in the United States by virtue "f a
clause in the Constitution, which Vests
in Congress alone the power 10 suspend
the writ Of haJsaS carpuS when the pub
lie safety may require il in cases OF re.
bellion or invasion. Congress itself has
no power TO suspend the writ in tim~ OF
peace This being delegated power to
Congress. Congress cannot delegate
that power to either Of the other two
coordinate branches OF the Government
Nor could Il more etfectual anihiIi.
ton of all the princi pies and theorir. o'
Tree government, or 4 more deadly a.
sault upon the letter and spirit or the
Constitution he made, than that OF vest
ing in the Executive, in time ot pro.
Iound peace, this despotic power, espr-
cially when that branch OF the Govern.
I4hr.' wh0Nr0m Almost anJec, oUscurty,
Jv the fortuitOus incidents Of war, has
risen 10 the Chief MaglStracy OF great
Republic. However qualified 10y tai
rnts or cducation General Grant may
be for the command OF an army, he
has proved himself utterly ignorant of
the art Of restoring peace, aud healing
the wounds civil discord and military
violence had inflicted on the civil instl-
tutions Of the country. By the sword
he rose to his present exalted position,
and 10y the sword he hopes to retain it.
How long, q, We American citizens
Conservatives, Democrats,
all will We sustain such President
and the political tricksters who support
him.
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EVERYBODY knows that Kauawha
street is undergoing rrpsiTz, and, tha,
it may not he "uo thorOughfsre, the
repair are making upon one side only.
Well-(thi4 is how we heard iO-yes-
teriay a darkey was driving a pile "'
mule. with a brick in the wagon, when
one or the other OF them struck stone,
cap.Izpd the pile Of darkey- among the
m lie when one Of the wheel. coming
of the brick threw the wagon, and the
mule vas cut loose from the darkey,
an the crowd after cheering the pile Of
brick=. very good naturedIy assisted
the mule to get the darkey into the
wagon, and the men resumed their
work. aud Kanawha street still floats
Anyhow, that's the way We understood
il for il ever an editor vas bothered by
a dozen tongues clattering upon several
different kinds OF business al onc", we
don't care who he ls birl 10 the
hand i. rbr best policy -hd"1'rha
DJtlV
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BROOKLYN.
terrible Accident.

1''hLYN, October 23.-About 4:30
'''rfhoon = terrible accident Oc.
"h The t"%er of the East river
ho" IN course OF erection on
l-. "'''h!!n side. Several workmen
4. :, '"sag4i hosting a large stone
,"s = tons up from the river to
, W o' The bridge, when the mast Of
'''f'N at the back OF the abut-
s"Appri, aud the arm fell with
n- "'OaS iorce on the workmen on
"foI ihe tower. Two men were
''''' Killed, John French and Nc
4, French : head was mashed
sNaptitss mass. McGarrety is
,,,' .'' Principally about the body. A
.g,r ,' through the scafi'oldlng in
" hi y, he abulmeut and knocked
,,.,,, ,,'n,'4hrr'y of, causing him to fall
r- NY =! .ert' His wrist WAS broken aud
H.. INJURED Internally and about the
Ma IoFnelins Lynch was badly in
Tim, sI'pt ,I the feet and legs; William
Cy.; Vo'I ts. The head and body; Johr
sa3 MI W:"H' Cadiy crushed; Robert Asl
i.qraI '"ari ,ri Nahon were also seriousl,,
WED lhe wounded men were con
isI ,,I " brooklyn Hospital and tn
Iusca""h,eA 10 York street station house
GaogN I,' oI The disaster is not precisel
tteta,,,.vu vu' II Is said it was caused b
Qasbis i.l'ess OF the derrick which wa
Soue q, 70 =, stand the weight of stone
de. " 'ue Injured men will probabl
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WEATHER REPORT.
Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, P. NJ, October 70
C1ou5v weather will probably extend
On Tuesday south and east OF the ONO
valley, and cloudy and snowy weather
;n T TPennsylyauia and New England
Tha ri barometer will probably rise from
the falling temperature, and northerly
,GT uinds s will be experienced from Missouri
.oIoLe Erie and northward.
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BALTIMORE.
Arrival Of Steamship baltimore.

BALTIMORE, October 23.-The North
German Lloyd Line steamship Balti-
more, from Bremen and Southampton,
arrived at the European steamship pier,
Locust Point this city, at $50 P. NJ,
with a cargo OF assorted merchandise
for Baltimore and the West. She briggs
thirty.fve cabin passengers and $40
emierauts. The latter leave tor the
West, via Baltimore and Ohio railroad,
at 4:55 P. III.
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AppOintIIlents. 4

The President to-day made the
following appointments: las. W.
W;-ben. Chief Justice Of the Supreme
Court OF Wyoming Territory; William
Stevens, t. $. Marshal OF Middle Ten
nesse. and Edward R. Roche, L. >
Marsha, of Southern Illinois.
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!. n. PEsDLETOs. q. o. pAvKSPobr
PENDLETON 4 DAVENPORT.

A TTOkSEYS Ar LAW, foU n
n street, shove ths Of1ice 0f LAMB q
PAUL, Wheeling. Practice Law IN ali the
Courts Of ohio and Marshall counties, W
Va, and In the FEDERAL Courts sbd Court OF
Appeals. Also In neighbotng eounties Oh
Ohio and Pennsylvania. sepz
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Turkish Affairs.

,.,.r,yrIyopLE, October 23.-The
ash government has intimated its
, n,o of hereafter absorbing the
.....- OF the Mosque 10 the Use ofthe
Al, Srrioa- difficulties are likely to
onto. this demand, and it is be-
..r! that the Turkish clergy will
. 100 .,,1siuy n
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WASHINGTON.
Naval Changes.

WAsulxGrox, October 23.-L'e"'
tenant Commanders James . Kane
and Charles l.. Franklin have been
ordered to special ordnance duty al
Pittsburgh. Lieutenant Commander .;
R,vlsnd has been ordered to speec'ai
ordnance dnty at Portsmouth, Ne"
Jon,nshirp
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The RoSenWig Gaze.

The case OF Rosenwig, the alleged
abortionist, which was to have been
commenced today, was pnt of TIL
Wednesday, in consequence Of the non
attendance OF Jurors.
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Municipal Election.

g,a., October 23.-rhe municipal
lion at Versailles yesterday re-
..ri in a complete victory for the
r4EadjcaI-.
IarS,jls G,piyiS was seized for the
cation OF an editorial article of.
...,- 10 the government.
,aID5v, October 23.-The Anglo
a4-rcan and French Gable compar!
.,. Lsan oxur1iirgiy generous In
u rlnpn 10 tho
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Rio Coffee.

!Sn BAGS, GOOD To PRIME COFFEE.
lou ~ bags choice Coffee, far sale by
sep MAXWELL. ! StsI.E6tO
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A. lie messages to and from this
.,ry which have aroused the SYM
.a, Of onr people and conveyed our
.r yitr- have been transmitted
-.,-l, ,rre Of charge. Checks have
s,-,iy been placed 10 the hands of the
. H.. -, ~, ,rrroSa
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NOTICE.

Ill EXECUTORS, ADMINISTRATORS,
Y GUARDIANS, and other persons liable to
make Returns in the Judge of Probate's Office for
Anderson County. will make the same by the first
of April next. and on failure to do 80, Rule Will
bc issued against them.
A. o. NORRIS,
Judge Of Probate.
Dec %. 1870 o6
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sHERIFF"s SALE.

ENY virtue Of sundry Executions to ME direc
ID ted, will expose to sale on the first Mon
day in February next, before tho Court House
door, within the usual hours of sale, the follow
ing properly, viz;
- One Tract Of Land, contsiniug 40 acres moro
ortasss- on waters of Liddle's creek' bounded by
lands Of T. L. Reed and homestead OF the Dcfcn-
Sant. leTiel on ss tue property of Peter McPhail,
II the suit Of J. Y. Fre,uell. Ad.n'r
:. Zone Tract of Land, containing 10 acres more
or less known as the "Burgess Tract" bounded
Sy iauds,of Levi Freeman, jacob Martin, VIM:
Titnnis and others, levied or the property Ct
Elijah Timms. al. the suit Of James W. burgess.
iOne Tract OF Land, containing lS6 acres, more
or less, bounded by lands of Moses Dean. John =
Watson, homestead of the Defendant, and others,
levied onsas the property of John L. Dean at the
snt of Newton W. Stephenson.
Oae Trsc. Of Land, containing III acres, more
or less, known as the 'BrazMell Tract" bounded
By lands Of Joseph Cox. John Harper and others.
levied on as the property of Jobn,G. CAN'T. at the
suit Of AriS Cox and Nancy Cox, administrator
aad- Administrators, and others.
SOne Tract OF Land, containing l60 acres, more
or less, kuown as the ..Saddler Tract bounded
Sy'lands Of ]. T. Robinson, Elizabeth Cox and
others, levied on as the property of John G.
CAN'T, at the suit Of Aris Cox and Nancy Cox,
Administrator and Administrative, and others.
One improved Lot, within the corporate limits
Of the town pf Anderson. on the Grcenvilie road,
containing II acres, bounded by lands of DR.. A.
p. Cater, lot Of Milton Deal, and Others levied on
as the property Of Elisha Webb, at the suit of
R.A.r King.
Ono Trac. Of Land. containing 200 acres, more
er:less, known as the John Al. Hall Tract" on
waters Of Wilson's creek. bounded by lands of
Mrs. Lucinda Tate, Mrs. Hannah Hall, and others,
levied on as the property of A. J. Hall, at the
anti Of A. s. Barksdalc and wife. and others.
One Tract of Land, containing 800 acres, more
or less, known as the "Wm. Hall Tract" on
visitors of; Wilson's creek, bounded by lands of
Hannah Hall, Zachariah Hall, Levi Gable. md
others levied on the property of A. J. Hall, at
che suit Of A. Barksdac and wife, aud others.
All OF Defendants interest in one Tract Of
Land, containing 500 acres, more or less. on wa
ters Of Twenty Six Mile Creek, bounded by lands
OF the Estate of Elias Earle, decd. Jasper Hem
bree and others, levied on as the property OF Ii.
II. Whitaker, at the suit of Daniel Brown.
On Tuesday after Saleday. at the residence of
,Dr c. T.. Gaillard, 500 pounds Seed Cotton. leSed
on sr the property of Martin Manly, al the suit
Of C. A. Reed.
Term, cash-purchasers to pay for titles and
stamps.
Jan 10. 1871 IS
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON
IN THE PROBATE COURT.

VY7HEREAs, Lydia Ann NJ. Van Wyck. wild
w ow of the laie William Van Wyck, has
filed her Petition in This Office praying that pa
per. of which she is appointed Executrix. bearing
dale the twenty first day of May, 1867, and ad,
mi,cd to Probate in common form n. the last Will
and Testament Of the late Vim. Van Wyck may be
proved in iae form Of ldw; and it appearing to
INV satisfaction that William Van Wyck, Augustus
Van WICK, Robert a. Van Wyck, Lydia Ann
Iiokc. mitc of Gen. Il. +. Hokc, Benjamin s.
Van wyck, Samuel Van wyck, Oze Is. Van Myck.
Zoe Banks anu Lydia Ann Banks. heirs at lau Of
the late William Van Wyek, reside beyond the
limits of this Suite. 1t is 80
Ordered, that they do appear in Court Of
Probate 10 be held al Anderson Court House. IN
the county and State aforesaid. OIL tho fourth day
of April 1871, when proceedings will be had 10
test the legal validity Of said Will by proving The
same in due form OF l:sar.
Given under my hand and seal this 3rd day OF
January, 1871. A. o. NORRIS,
Judge of Probate Anderson County.
Jan 5, 1871 -
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ESTABLISHED 1885.
Greenville Coach Factory.
COVER, cox & MARKLEY.

VKTE would announce 10 our customers that
w we are prepared now to fill all orders for
VEHICLES. We have added TO our stock Of
Wood Working Machinery, and increased our
staff of workmcn to about 10, and therefore trust
that none of our patrons will be disappointed in
having orders promptly filled The stock OF Ono,
Two, Three, Four and Six-lIorsc Iron Axle Plan
taton WAGONS will be kept full and now, as
for one-third of n century past, these Wagons
shall be the STANDARD of EXCELLENCE.
Weha large sock OF light BUGGlES and
ROCKAWAYS. of our own make; also, n stock
of Northern built Buggic.-boih low and high
priccl--for those who wish to purchase Northern
work, MS cheap as any Southern dealer. We call
speciul attention 10 the improvements making in
our SPRING WAGONS. Without raising the
price, ne are finishing them with great care, paint
ing them elegantly.
Price Lists promptly mailed on application.
Send us ali your REPAIR WORK. Freigh:
only charged one way on it by the Railroad.
COVER, cox & MARLEY.
BE- o. II. p. FAINT. ESQ, is Agent at
Anderson, and will receive all orders in our line.
lie will keep Wagons constantly on hand, at same
prices us the Factory in Grecnvillc.
Dec 22, 1870 26 5m
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HYMENEAI..

.AARRIED, on. Tuesday evening. December p, 1870
by Rev. H. Nixon Hays, Mr.. ORR DAVIS and Miss e.
HhbISSA GRANT, all of Oconee county =. : :,
On Thursday evening, goth Of December F.c, by Key
J. R. Earle Mr.. ROBERT DUNLAP and Miss MARY
FISHER, all of Anderson county.
Oajaaeary ie. 1870 by Rev. a ?; Nicholson. Dr. s.W
CLAYTON, OF Pckens, and Miss LOU f. youngest dauS-
ter,sfrReys j. i. Kennedy, of Pendcton, $ G..
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CBR0LINA.
COUNTY Of ANDERSON
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Copy Summons for Money Demand.
Baylis F. Crayton, David S. Maxwell, Samuel II.
Crayton and Olivia II. p. FAINT, partners in trade
under their arm name Of B. +. Crayton Co.,
against Martin Manly
To MARTIN MANLY, Defendant in this action.
WOU are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint in this action, which
il his day fled in the Office of the Clerk of The
Court of Common Pleas for the said County, aud
to serve copy of your answer on the subsoriber
ut his office, at Anderson c. H., S. c., within
twenty days after the service Of this summons on
yon exclusive of the day of service.
If you fail to answer this complaint within the
time aforesaid, the plaintiffs will take Judgment
against you for the sum of one hundred and thirty
dollars, with interest at the rate of q per cent Per
month from the first day of November, one thou
sand eight hundred and seventy, and costs.
Dated at Anderson Z. H., 5. g., December 10.
1870. b. F. WHlTNER,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
To the Defendant, Martin Manly
TAKE notice that the summons in this action,
Of which the foregoing is copy, MAS filed in the
office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
at Anderson Court House. in Anderson county,
and State of South Carolina, on the 18th day OF
December, 1870. b. 4. HHlINEh,
Plaintiffs Attorney, Anderson c. H., S. c.
Jan s, 1870 u
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In Equity, Anderson County.

Mrs. Elizabeth W. Ross, Executriz, VS.. John D.
Sittou, Francis E. Harrison and others.-Csm-
plant 10 MARSHAL Assets. &c.
DURSUANT to the order Of the Court of Com
mon Pleas, sitting in Equity, the creditors
OF Anthony W. Ross. deceased, are required to
present and establish their respective claims be-
fore me on or before the 10Th day Of March, 1871,
or be buried from the benefits of the aforesaid
Complaint.
Clerks Office Anderson c. H.. S. c.,
December 20, 1870.
Dec 90, 1870 26 Sm
BOZ Marion Crescent copy until 18th of March
next, aud forward bill to this office.
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Williamson Female School.

rgNHE EXERCISES of this School, under The
supervision of i; W. TODD Principal, will
open 10th of JAM AIRY. 1871.
TO this Institution, It's locality and advantages,
VIC invite the attention of all who wish to secure
for their daughters thorough knowledge of those
branches usually ausl! in Female High Schools.
7tras, per Quarfer cf Ten Ilrehs.
,r;,oa,, psnarincnt. s 4 90
intermediate Department, O0
Higher English, 70
Latin. Greek and Higher Mathematics &C., 90
Music by 8 competent Teacher, extra, 10 10
Scholars charged from the time Of ncring I'M
til the close of the Session.
Board from twelve 10 fifteen dollars per month.
W l.. PRINCE,
Chairman.
Jan J, ISL 81
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w. JET. TUTT,
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST :,
Augusta, Georgia,
TTAS IN STORE, and offers for sale at cx-
Ill tremely LOW PRICES
100 Kegs d. c. Soda,
100 cases do in papers,
100 ounces Morphine,
1000 ounces Quinine,
l case Turkey Opium,
1000 gals. Castor Oil, & 10 gal. cans,
1000 gals Lnseed Oil,
10000 lbs. pure White Lead,
500 boxes Window Glass,
25 barrels Spts. Turpcntine, .
100 cases Iiostetter's Birtcrs,
100 Plantation ''
100 Wolfe's Scheidan Schnapps,
$50 gross Parlor Matches,
100 lbs. Choroform,
so cases Concentrated Lye,
so cases Potash,
10 gross Porous Plastcrs,
10 gross Mustang Liniment,
csroons Nutmegs,
FANCY GOODS,
OF overy description, to which the attention Of
the trade is respectfully invited.
Jan 5, 1871 81 4eow
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON COUNTY,

By A. O. Norris, Esq, Judge Of Probate.
WHEREAS, L. NJ. Tilly has made suit to
me 10 grant him Letters Of Administration on
,he Estate and effects OF George R. Manning, de-
ceased.
These aro therefore TO cite and admonish all aud
singular the kindred and creditors of the said
George R. Manning deceased that they be and ap.
pear before me, in the Court of Probate, TO be held
At Anderson Court House on the 20lh day OF
January, 1871, at II o'clock in the forenoon to
shs$ Cause, il any they have, why the said ad-
,ninistration should not be granted.
Giyen under my hand, this 10Th day OF January,
Ammo Domini, 1871. . ,or,,s
Judge of Probate.
Jan 17.sIs5o % 2
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Jan II, 1871
HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
Anderson @. HI, $. @.
------.>~--> ~e---~----~----
w. j. LIGON, Principal.


YVNIIR EXERCISES of this School will be re-
sumed on MONDAY, 18th of JANUARY,
1911 The scholastic year Of foriy-tuo weeks
will be equally divided into three terms
TUITION PER TERM:
For Ancient Languages, Higher English
Branches and Mathematics, Si3 3S5
For English Grammar. Geography. iIisto-
ry, Arithmetic and Elementary Algebra, 90
For Reading, wri,ing, Spelling, Primary
Geography and Elementary Arithmetic, 90
A liberal deduction will be made from The above
rates, if payment be made in advance.
Having rented the entire University premises,
the Principal is prepared to board pupils in his
own family at Sl2 per month, (Washing and lights
excepted.) payable monthly
All pupils entrusted TO The Principals care will
be closely watched and kept under proper re-
sirant.
For further information, apply to the Principal.
Jan ). 1871 - q
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On Real Estate.

!, SEC. l. Twenty Cents on every hundred dol
lars of the value of all Real Estate situate. lying
and being within the corporate mus of said
Town, other than the real estate OF Churches and
Schools and the Anderson Male Academy.
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sHERIFF'S SALE.
In 4hc Probate Court. Anderson County, ;.

I'm 4he Probate Court. ANDERSON county, - o
=, ,p.r,. Jes,e Mc(iec. Admir-, In Re Estate oi
Willis NcGse, deceased.
NV ,rtue OF an order from A. 0. Norris, Judge
n probate for Anderson county. to me dl-
7eosed, will expose TO sale on the First Monday
in February next in front of the Court House s'
Anderson, the following property, belonging 10
he Estate of willis McGce, deceased, to wit
One 40 acre Land Warrant No, 1862 da'ed
One so acre Land Warrant, No l3G9l' dated
November 2ls, 1855.
Torms cash. $50, ,,.r,I s,or;g
Jan 10. ls'l .
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Sales of Goods, Wares, sc.

Sec 3 Twenty Cents on every hundred dol
lars OF the amount Of all sales; of Goods. Ware
and Merchandise made by any person or person
between the first day of January, 1870, and th
first day of January, 1911.
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Notice of Final Settlement.

nN Wednesday, the LIST day of February next.
Y J the undersigned will apply TO The Judge OF
Probate for Anderson County for Final Settle
ment Of tho Estate of john Barr McLees deceas-
ed, and for final discharge US Administrators OF
said Estate.
JOHN A. REEVES, Admir-.
JANE D. REEVES, Adn'1.
Dec %, 1870 26 b*
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TO RAISE SUPPLIES FOE THE TOWN OF
ANDERSON FOR THE YEAR ENDING THE
THIRTY-FlRST DAY OF DECEMBER, A. d.