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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-02
SHTPPIHG INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF NEW FORK o..

ARRIVED.
fr biz Abvsibia frI lliis 1--we po De 10 a~d V'tl'"'
y a., nd = -. q. Fr neAyh, ~
we'll Orleans De- - anu - w.
Pas ~. With :. fni pas. 60 " btAer
steamship CLYDE NJ nelly lsesSn Zee ~ Va h'J n'' -
.ith mis. pas % G.. H. hlroFJ Co .,--,-.. 80.
John Gibson. Nle warrington al AeAAlliAA VIZ
miss. and pass Geo. Is hsrnck - ~. -, Nm
Steamship Ben Baksuan Rchmon CIV folhi ALl "o'a
With ui.e and pas. Ia Dom'niun steam mp Co. - -,
steamship south Carolina Beckett, Charleston VIZ ~4'e anu p''
70 H. u. Mo A Go.
9Th md.- aHd pa... 10 LIvn.stIu FoI 60 Nd.
slip Jlhet (of L'eIpoo Dogd Caea and sani >
H,iI W Homs new ofwiDI.or n -, Hu'pori, days
TFor --latest ship 6eirs sec rum Pagsl
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WHY THE MEMBER OF STUDENTS At HARVARD
FELL OFF.

To the Edf tor o. ne TTt 2.
ST.: ! think the falling Of III the number
o. students 90 Harysrde University 20 which THE
TuDU>E OF yesterday sdded may DE explained 10 great
part v reference 10 the change IN the cours" OF study
in tie Medical Department. whore Won state that re-
ducYu Of JOS u the number OF students las occurred
T tie honor Of lrvard, while TO her loss she has IN
aucrrated the work Of reform in the study OF medicine
Medical students 40 Harvard must now pass prellm
nary exniuaton and also az the end Of each Of the
three ye,s' IT, stud MS are 1850 divided INTO
cas.ss aud Obliged 10 attend cctU. tEtot sh0ut the
wear Contrast % win the We'tOl ~ INSTRUCTION
that sal obtains New-A Ork ana IhldeilA yOu VIII
scc the great -tep that Boston has taken; wan us 10
urelWlnary or en- rance eXaminI j. he'd only final
on "a ic tHd the three j. made The stpdcu's
# various degrees If proficiency hsrn 20 r&icy me
Fatns leo the hour, and ATTENDANCE IN NtW-
Noi uIy REQ l.rd Tor four months, WI'h Tue students
examined with from sx o. seven lectures or cIlns
q.,y I nm ead TO near that. although the number u
STUDENT iu fl Harvard Medical College has been greatly
reduced tl the DE-" co g. thc iLci se III ne ICES '
rent, Icu The success Of the new syslem certain.
Ace IOrL, u. &. 20, IHI. ND
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long stories and has good time generally and IA al
lowed a day and a half for himself. team, and wagon.
doing half the work he would fur himself; hut the
other hand eXaots the day from a. NJ. to 7 p NJ.
minus an hour dinner from his hired and allows
him only days nay tiff ne does this. say and does
not feel his conscience troaDe him little when he
the deplorahlc condition 81 the roads il the FAN and
spring-is IL not time for LEGISLATURE 10 amend our
road laws to get value receives from he highway
tax TRAVELLER.
LaSt PeHdcid, N. Y.,DcC. 20. 1871.
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llarb!e ano 5lntr ManIels.

A KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARbLk-
n, IZISG WORKS "a 30 bat EtttrrihhL haiuI.
N-rb.ssi Mants Thug NAbe Cuuen heuumth" 81 ''s ''
dsi, eompsttou. Marble HTL.as lir iLt ifase.
ENAMELED SLATE MANIELS:- ram
A.. s.ts .ors of svety DESCRIPTION A8d ofe' srnL
'-''' n asrA
CTFWARTs SLATE MANrEIS largest as
- ,orIrbt N til cty ess PnesA kss.si ss" s.HsA
.TEWAAr Co. W. sks.S, ksl T-T,I sh lid Ibb AA'As'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-02
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
OLIVE LOGAN ABANDoNs THE WOMAN SUFFRAGE
CAMP.

CAMP.
To ne EdftOr OF TAs Tribune.
Sin: A paragraph is current at this moment
20 The effect that both my husband and stand in the
front Inc Of tho gresioniss OF the age nregard
10 marriage and the religious ceremony performed by
Dr. COlyer they regarded concession to the prelu-
dccs Of tho uneu ghtened majority" This statement is
utterly untrue ana because believe II to be born Of
YOUR view Il the woman suffrage question Ws IL s
called wish 20 deny II through your columns II had
not been in some measure associated FOR the past two
three year, with tnat small band Of women VINO have
pleaded for OF the franchise to or SEX TINS
statement woud never have been made. Because no
whore n 10Y published writings, my lectures or my pr
vae conversation, have over sad anything 10 warrant
such a statement. On the contrary, have steadily de-
Tended the holy institution OF marriage IN all my utter
ances touching &c subject. have earnestly cohtehdrl
that 10 f. the basis ~ a aat is best and most dtsiIabc
iu s lie and have even gone FAR, under the press
urc o. recent cGmor rs o. say that If woman sufrare
means fTce-ovo ! am opposed henceiorth to woman
OUTRAGE Ny marriage 40 Viii skies WAC the last most
emphatic protest could make, aairst r icee I0ve no
tiousof which we hear much in tAc present LAY 10
was no CONCESSION il wos an cNItcs i.H Of opinion
which r.rt no one could misunderstood. 10 sim
ply prdct what preach.
Asto ny husband, though DIE has long been known rs
patient Investigation into the wrong md snu'iings Of
tie lovv aud s an peaoor for charity toward
the poor working girls OF New York, he las never once
wlpen or tongue advocated suffrage for women. So
that there that weak warrant. in his case, FOR
tlc charge o. o2css.1Ai'n wilA regard to mar
riace."
I,ttle dreamed, when I attended the Women's Con
venton AZ 5,iuw3v H.Iin the spruc Of l,iJ he only
or. ever a.tou Tod that tho utcr1uces OF that body
would o,~T lead MP 20 such r u>ttous doctrines 7S are
sr c iu ~, sbort spec n r1le on tle oceas'on.
Hld my hearers 70 4ev' tL q we -'n-it no o"nn.cJ
with Ono r''e household ~ hat We |"t.d - wa
or th' sweet home virtues ana much OF Itr 1N"l0r'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-02
90 Ubom II man Gouteru
prlnIinQ.

FRANCIS g. LOUTREL, 4J Naidcn-laue,
, SOLICIT ORDERS @I BLANK BOOKS sIAIiONEhi' aud
PRINTING. Diaries ''r l.1
GEO. V. TODD. JOB PRINTER and LABEL
" MANUFAtTcKtt 50 ta.an't corner GIN ORE" solicited
GLOTE a JAMES, STATIONERS, PRINT
> ELs AL BLANK-BOOk MANIFAt ItELas No. F-t94s.
BLANK BOOKS maze 90 suv pattern or'eft solicited
VE1L EVERDELLs SONS 104 FUltOn-st.-
~ LrHOCEAPmC, STEAM JOB PRINTERS AID LABEL
MANUFACTURES.
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Observation-Disclosures REFORM NEED

10 me Edttor oI TIC 4rtbHHe.
SIR: There is a question involving millions
Of money! ami yet but .ue thought Of; Can our road
system be- inprovcdl Iu almost every ru-d district Ia
tie state there are frauds yearly in working out the
road tax. Tue immense advant"g- 10 would b" toeFry
community TO good pa-,able roads "t "l lines OF
the year, would ne almost beyond calculation. kno"
this cannot he done IA day, or IN ten years
but u VIII not do reform greatly needed 20 by
default. done that viii render ~" "urhIhg
OF the road tax more rccIli Cannot our lfgh'atuIs
TN, Winter Aelp sI Let Us have open discussion OF
tic road que stiOn hs inter. viii Only suggest liA
II a farmer works fIum a. ID. To y. in.' WIN an
Lour our for DINNER; walks bis horses bOth ways, tls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-02

STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads..
EOR NEW-IlAVEN, HARTFORD, SlhlNG-
Hayen At IS aad u p sosbsrttg srih tte ts,foaiN
NOR BRIDGEPORT, and all points on llOuSa-
il toule ssI Kstgs1eE ks.ruaa Fare 81 STEAMER ss''s
taibtTss Ag q. u BgOa, tsuldAs &c lt-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-02
MINIATURE AIMAHAr

4:iJ M0on rises ..li -
| NOS bAT-A y.
Hell tiaie FerrT BIB
Dap N
~ lieu Ga'e
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8ieamboais ano Railroads.

CITY OF NEw.YOPE,
CITY or LAWRENCE ,'t !. sr.r ,o,,..,,,
s2 az n! , s9S' s s5i'' s:l '' 3 " '
oi The 's s. p0a,. oSu Sorieia woros
h9yS ucs ard isie. Of fs: .BPy ., or Per %
Sev.iors. Oct 49, lssa o. b. '"0'' I'' "F'-N
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PEOVIpENCF, BOSTON. WORCESTER,
H., a 2. H. fIoa Per IL =. K, esg' Of Ro11'oost
f,'in are - SosLOS. - p 10 fROtipaNCE -
tglt at i2rrst ,i Connect Providence
an Prov Wore.e r. T. EOS al.nporan g. D. cf1 4ll oHa5
GENITAL RAILROAD or NEW-JEKSEY.-
y P,s,'nec- a. Psi oero EegY,rs oo q Ll,t =,
se,' ar 1o9.e - 2oa Br'9es k.ioi q, l ilan
Leigh Viz, fs.i aa +. connect Sa 'f ~, s 20
f1'.asn az 4e We Without eLaHs b. car" lss cl--i Peas
ALLkAyoWS LlyE TO THR wksT
c.-,,.. -, - l1R AktANGEd.NL
barre, P.soa, Nsao Cy ". CsraeI Hlleton Tal4aas.y
Nor Lsoa Connects junction ai,A De- Lie. and
ga mwssrnS Ezars.. da lereer, SUNDAYS. for Fsoo As.
tn az p,aufs Lehsb saslaanaaoa Don Mech
L.4sa VALLEY RlIro,l 70. Niacb Caanl.
10 a.m.-N Az ran ior Somer i.e. 49,.
Maaooy Cv l-.s.ou HlAesblre eeaal4s. c.a. L4-e'st
Eg -'I, F99tisyY,e harf.sturg @e
e.. no m-toI es cq97set' a, r..arz sir L.sh az
vth Lehsh VALLEY R. Aeltosn Catlsaalss PLys
aFol Eoa ea.ou1 and Muea CplL Convert, a, Jaac
ton nth De-. la g. 'al Wet g. T.
90 p m - s.5 soae,r lie and Pennington
town R.15S cG ,rsa FSsS f 5s ,s Pes a' A''
ing ind Palace Car 20 3. { oargl All che,.o
6P.m.-Eor Souervue.
5 5i552@ M sa g.. I'm ,F'f rA'i''''r'
,Io' Ei,5f,, = So. 30 90 rs - o'o 'r' so ~
TcAs o H., ,., can be oasaei 4. Office Of Central R.
roa SeFcre o ort,t Nea.Iora aal % me prneaa
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E0H LIYLRpCUL,

E0H LlY-RpocL,
WA QvFEyr~OvY0.
Cirr1.tc .Ut " s. 'aI'~
TIE LIVERPOOL AID GREAT wEsr rs STEAM c'NPlEl
vl.u.sl oe trte''s nl rever 1cn 'e-er s',a4l
YloN rLLA So. 40, -. T., ~ LEl "LDALAlAl,
IS follows:
tISyEs0TA Capt Woroav....... 1'-r-r7 80 o. re-
uAHO Cast u.s. PRlcz-........., January 10 .; h III.
MANHATTAN Capt J. ,. PLirs....Jaau,fy H. az q o. ne
Cg.ORADO Cr. e. ?. FHFahlS....JllI,7 ~ at ii. a. l
WISCONSIN CT r ~ FRzssAy.. Ir-'-7 3D. T., 2.'
NEVADA Cast F,Esy. iauay 3D. Al .-' o. r
C.t.n Il-.are +31, gol
S.rr--r passage OLee No % rro- Fayl So c4Itre7.
WILLIAMS Grrov " e7wsr..
INIAN LINE. For QUEENSTOWN and
LIVERPOOL -Be. VA re'' e 95g to 81 as 'oofA
al, GT idNDiS SURROUNDINGS ,T,i-oAY Jan. -
S az 1ffIs pUAY jar s IAN
Aa e'ch .u.,ei-s SATURDAY a-I THURSDAY iron Pr NJ a.
'''''D '-''' RATES OF PASSAGE.
rIrcT CABIN 50 sTEEaA E............s3oo
Lenl'n.'''''''''' a. a. i i.'...'........ j.
Pas,snesr ic-F4r A-'re Has, sFe,l Norway AM
T.t . can he tousa moderate rates by persons wishing to
For further ''' JOIN on S' q b,a aI' &c.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP
~ roa sorTu,j53Ti3$+ iyD BrE EN- 2, SATURDAY
Jlrl5ry oa Bremen PEE. oo' I--'i'~ Ao.o--- " TIC
10 ., s"g WISER c.pt ~ II weaks on SATURDAY Ja g.
T. tte lE rAsst,,E 10 /. NDOV HAytE. AND BREMEN;
frty,vrr rs o.io, -AF ~ .. RhEN' 3D. a
F.r
Second
Tor q. Or passage. apsy 70 ogLacHs Co. Aesn
only DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE ,,,.,
sTfAasl,rrs BETWEEN SEwi6Rk ASD Ia RE, CALLING
4! r sA12 vessel, On n vots route for lie Continent viii Sal
"'" wFf'iihtSGr6S .- sATrRGAY Jan -
yTlIk pE PARIS Straon.. RnAi, Jan -
EREiRE............. Dame AIgRDAf Feb ia
81 IRhNT irrn1r ~ RDAl. Ft1 -
PRICE or PASSAGE IN GOLD tnehong wlej
TO BRE>r OR HANRt:
F,st C.bin.......... Cabin. g..
" EXCURSION T CKErS Al REDUCED RATES.
yese ste tmrrs % uor
An ayers gone to returning rhI the ointment OF Europe
bv "a ing the steamer avoid beth EHg'
a. m comforts crossing Chauue beside saving tn- trouble
n.a EXPENSE GLO. MAO hENLlE, AgeLt Nc ~ bryaaa-l
WHITE STAR LINZ. -. ,,,..uo,
INV AND FULIrPOWkkku STEAMSHIPS
ocp,yrr iHN SD BiIriC ADRIATIc
REPIrRLIC CELTIC ATLANTIC,
$500 tnos bareb-J.Joe h. D. earh. ,.,,
6aFug from NevYo on SATURDAYS from Liverpool o. I'M 49,
LAYs apd C,rk Hsrbef The DAY lolloVii
OCEANIC SAT- RDAi Jan g. att. q p m
ATLANTIC, SATURDAY. Jan. y, a. 800 g. a.
Prom me WiHe DOrk Pato a Ftfrf J,sal ~
ras,,IIsr sssomro,eHs lior ~ esses sI,a. e0"oAas
hAFkTH, Spell, AND tuNf'hl' g. .,.,..-.
gan0rs. sarrooms smbang md tar- ms N mu'n
tss alsIL Surgeons AID nfls''e' 'ee'~PA1
fT'tfiFsNs,ioop So gold stseuge Those wish
e 10 std ipr tie o.. County Nv o'in i''eiAf
M pad crriacaes pJ curItnef. -- D. u..us,--
ssugsrs ttokea from 81 raf' "' AmefeA T "
Eorray. Sweden. Australia. ttina. Nc
Excursion LcAtIs granted a. Oscs. .-.yA
prsf from Al upward -,- -. 49,. a. %.
90, ~ ig FroaarsT Xs~.YoI. J. H. srAkAS 4ssas
NAfrlnN LINE
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NATIONAL LINE

"a e. I 10y Ak In 5frF NSsIrovy
frOl PlurN g. So, b. Oh RIVER
FOR QUEENSTOWN AID LNkktOoLi
Tiih oFIkN. Tomas .....N " .AUAl Jon q" 80 W.
TGYFI Go. sATuFDAN Jan ID a. ~" n
SPAIN khAf. Jaf ~ AZ y d.
- ,aIln .. sha = He'at-i
80 e4-,vley Flspa strrrsge Liverpool gseas'o@ C.
Lc1d,L. Ciisgos or Ln.'0E -. -Tttcf. a. an.
tor p.fus4Ar sipJ4s tie 's"Pa1 U U1s 30
p -. ''N'''i "'-'N-'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-02

TRAINS LEAVE yrwI-T
For Nsw.Hi-sr f L7t'Fot 70 .lE l-' a. HL- -'' ttn
To- No-i s.art d. rl.4. so,a-s9a CID Fl.- ,ii.tl
r, south Nsrrs1 .sv g. I'I 70. ,-'- r4' Il .a
4. .fal 81. t.l ta.9 .EsI p.
r'f pir' ~ ,t,-' f" f..ie, - .l-. - I'm lt-
5ni"r' 9.lf -s a.il -.i'. tiLl 90 3d. ... ...
tor Greenwich ,-d srae AZ stat ,n' . D IBID n 3d. 3D.
sa a. ss.I lssi- ave Tr.a,-r, Serl's, a' p H. o'
Boston. 10 .''- .''- coSSEc.Ne ,Ra.T.
Fsr Boston w. Sru1tse.. q r- .r 70 lht .-H
- asor AMI sp-a i.. = ~: .-.. 2. Pol " ..-..,.
For Couae,teu' q o. R4.fo.I r.. I'D Dc ' lam 90
For Hsroa. p, r..saec irl 1 hAH gl-pt g. sn ,
For ne Sersy,a s S-as,.oa 5.l-o, AM So-s.
For xes H.yeu ~ 1.ova ,a wr4t RAILROAD GAR L'j
D. F t i.rs..,rc Railroad eal p ~ ,...-,
Fs5 NS-,aSk 9slroa r an g. - y H. 90 W. irof"
F SI Saao nam All, ksi.coa 3 a. m rs sois
day Nsl Tnn ihrr Line Da"'s room N-' 49, . " ''
n aud n i.Nn. ,t,. e., ,r- r,a, r,s fh' at e
The Len, The SssYorA arl New Havoc r x coz;
49, and Foarhays a,o a. 'e Ots O., 'u 60, PotI,r al
~ LEAVING aa6 notice e'a have ae'' Big f,, gOYF sse
iiOn residence 10 dsstnss pa.' 'N N
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RnPR RtifROAD. - Comu,s my honda Mo-. j. -.
~ nm Trs ~ cav. Depot fOuth-a'e. ard fo1s-
= sS 49, Chicago aid Montreal Nth Dra'n.
Through 20 ..sl'svr 49, - 1..h, - 80. o.. u. 80,
rs, A. northern asj Western RrPress
:: g. D g.. spec.sl ~ kIptess % utir4ar- . $500,
so Montreal EIyr,' ~h Siesvasih no" Ne"''ofi " st.
$40 ~ Express viii Siespasnf, Sr waerosu o'Eeg hnA
SEQ M Pas EIDre,. Sleep Ess''ter Bsta.
Raroass an 81 Lsal' va l.e4o 'a's' ~ Sualap a.
r.oo mp E r. sseginse., br Troy ana o,nN
local Iuan NJ ~, OF lonttr. t4e o@ - drp"I
C. II kENDRlCK, Getsr'i P4.'sagsf Ag'si
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NEW-JERSEY RAILR0AD-FR0M FOOT OF
~ DLsekOsskS-sF: aud iom loot Of CChiLANBi:Sf-.ef
WEST PHILADELPHIA al 8.9O aaI $50 80 tg - 90,
$50. u night sni OF ssraa'ss o.. r. For - isaepha
Va Cantrn a n ana D For BALTIMORE snf NAShlNS.
10Y al Tue WEST, Baltimore, Ok llt anI ~ y
tor thr sol ia "a. y4y' Silver Palace Nas
"a and Lsnfhuury $40 tran. without Fo as
NEST VA Pssn.vl,aaa Raj Toais:o sni 90 at
attached the $40 a. through
New io P,51Igh Chcaso Iad Louisville without change S'-f
aIch- 90 daily and P
LoaVls 80. Loas, without ehsBge. liver
TIr c.u and through Nea
~ IN Eg tvn without change Tickets sale a. tool
Of ps,lroe,st foot 81 CoraaatsL, ssd ga Bfoaa~ay.
t-DlivD Nov ~ iElil
wv RANKIN Gea. Pas. AgL ?. ". JACKSON. GsAl s0pt
COUTH SIDE K. Il. OF l.. /.
Winter Arrangements commencing 80 1871 oa Roosevelt, All
Grsais'. Ferrcs. New YORK.
fos ~ Ms Pa;e.ogue bv FOR Bespon ahd FIR Place
a. N Accommodation 10 Babylon
EtVrrs pr Fachogus By sse r bslepor and Fe Place
cor hp tLrOuSh PaetogEs Saturday.
m. Rahylnp Accommodation.
( [. 4 D. u Aeromnois Loo for MeTrcf.
TIE 6J and and bs sid $40 iralni eosnset
Waller SIsan ior Eosksway aud Hampstead
e. ", DOUGLAS. Ssg<tistSSssA
Sc, Tins rsbsa
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1872-09-25
Executors Sale.
F0ar Or Five Thousand Acres
TzEE WO0D LAND.

EDY VIRTUE of an Order from the
ES Circuit Court for Greenville Coun-
tv. we will sell before the Court House
door, on SALESDAY in OCTOBER
next, to the highest bidder, the follow
ing lands, to wit:
One tract, in Greenville County, five
miles above the city of Greenville, lying
on both side of the Air Line Railroad
and of the Rutherford road, containing
about one thousand acres, and known
as the MOUNTAIN CREEK TRACT.
One tract, containing from four to five
hundred acres, lying between the Pen
dleton and Anderson roads and on both
sides of the Easley's or Towns bridge
road. 30.
One tract, of about four hundred acres
lying between the Anderson and Grove
road, and on both sides of the Green
vile & Columbia Railroad. :,
One tract, of about fourteen hundred
acres, lying between the Grove and Au-
gusta roads, on both sides Of the South
end North Forks of Bushy Creek, and
known as tho BRUS1Y GREEK
TRACT. ...,
One tract, of about twelve hundred
acres, known as the LAUREL TRACT.
One lot, of seven or eight acres, lying
withing within the incorporate limits
of the city of Greenville, fronting on
Pendleton and Anderson streets, and
adjoining lands of Gains, Stradley and
others
The above lands are almost entirely
in the original forest, and the extreme
outer limit of no portion OF them Is
more than six miles from the city limits
Some of them are entirely within the
city, others partly within and partly
without, and others from 4 half to five
and six miles distant. The different
tracts will he subdivided into tracts OF
from 80 to five hundred acres, to suit
purchasers, and plats of the same will
be exhibited on day Of sale, and in the
meantime can be seen by calling on Al
cXander McBee.
ALSO
One tract of land, known as the
SHOAL TRACT, containing one hun
dred and forty acres, more or less, sltu-
ated in the upper part of Greenvllle
County, on Waters of Beaverdam Creek
and adjoining lands of r. +. Whilken
and others.
One tract, known as the GAP CREEK
TRACT. lying on both sides of the old
Gap Creek. containing fifteen hundred
or two thousand acres, and extending
to the North Carolina line.
TERMS.
One third cash balance on a credit of
twelve months, secured by note and
mortgage of premises; purchasers to-
pay for stamps and papers.
If all the tracts are not sold on Sales
day in October, the sale will be contin-
ucd from day to day until all are eispos-
ed Of.
n. A. MCBEE,
ALEX MCBEE.
Executors of Vardry McBee, deceased.
Sept. 10, 1872, 22-tf
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A Modern Story.

Nay, tits thy wedding-day!
Thou must be blithe to-day;
Gladly the bells shall ring,
Gayly shall children fling
Roses and primroses for thee to tread.
Quick to thy chamber get,
Put on thy coronet; 90:
Bloom Of the orange-tree
Right we'll becometh thee;,.
Proudly thy chosen one waits thee TO
wed.
Standest thou still there?
Wherefore that vacant stare?
Pale are thy cheeks and cold,
And by thy face is told
Something of sadness, and something OF
rue.
Can, then, winged memory
Yet bear thee mournfully -.
Back to those days of bliss,
Ere with a bitter kiss
He whom thou lowest last bid thee adieu?
Worthy he was of thee,
Poor though he chanced to be;
Long he is gone, and so
Maybe he's dead, you know;
So let him buried be: turn to thy lord.
What if tomorrow bring
Sorrow and murmuring?
Riches and title heal
Wounds that our spirits feel:
All that is costly thy lord can afford.
So to thy chamber get,
Put on thy coronet,
All things are waiting thee:
Try and smile happily,
Let not thy face thy hearts sadness
record.
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1853 ACRES.
The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE.
~ In the Court of Probate.

Robt. r. Seawright and John N. Sea-
wright VS.. Jas. Seawright, Elizabeth j.
Pruett and others.
Proceedings IN Partition Of Land.
EFT appearing to my satisfaction that
a Ebenezer w. Searight, Andrew 7.
Seawright, Caroline Seawright, Clarence
Scawright, and Mary Seawright, De-
PENDANTS in this case, being some of the
legal heirs and representatives of John
Seawright, late of the County and State
aforesaid, who died intestate, reside
without the limits Of this State, on mo-
tion of Perrin 6 Cothran, Attorneys, it
is ordered, that the said Defendants do
appear in the said Court at Abbeville
Court House, in forty days from this
date, and answer the. said Petition, or
their consent to the sale of the said real
estate will be entered as confessed.
Given under my hand and seal this 10th
r.. S. day Of September, A. D. 1871.
{. w. GUFFIN, ]. p. A. G..
Sept. IS, 1872, 2-5t
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never in such a way as this.
7 'sPaulr she quivefed.a
"Ah " said Paul, dofing his
stylish fur. traveling-cap, q hope
you are we'll" $50
For he did not exactly like to
call her Mrs. Sinclair as yet.
The red stains of sunset had al
most faded out Of the sky when he
overlook her. about a hundred
yards from the station.
His heart s,note him when he
saw the look of patient endurance
in her face.
care you alone, Bessy?''z
eyes, Paul.
; 81 suppose" he said, with an ef-
fort, "that I must call you by some
other name now p
"Call me Bessy Hay" she an
swered quietly. s,
"You are not married p
"No, Paul!'' s
He drew a long breath that was
almost like a sob.
"Aunt Jemima saidz-but Bessy,
why did you not answer my let
ter?''
Before they had reached the old
Hay farm, where the current bush
es had long since lost their leaves,
and the garden wall was already
beginning to be whitened with the
falling snow-fakes, the mists OF
doubt and misunderstanding were
all cleared up, and Bessy Hay had
promised to forgive and forget all
her lovers seeming neglect.
evan Brugh was scoundrel, :
uttered Paul, "but without his aid
I could scarcely have been in a po-
sition to marry you! It has been
a long time to wait, but it is all
right, Bessy, after all.'
cts like a story, Paul." said
Bessy, "where people go through
all sorts of trials and tribulaitons.
but are happy, at the last. On, {?
Paul, I never thought I should live
a story"
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Sheriff Sale.

DDY virtue of Fl. Fa. to me directed,
ED I will sell at Abbeville Court
House, on Saleday in OCTOBER NEXT
within tina legal hours, the following
property: One Trunk and contents, !
dozen Bottles Bitters, II Pairs Of Shoes,
10 pairs of Boots, Toys in Show Case.
One Accordion, l Lot of Hats, Clothing
and Dry Goods, l Lot of Drugs, Station
any, Lot Hardware. Lot Empty Bot
ties, lot boxes and barrels, l Cooler,
Tinware, Glassware and other sundries,
levied upon as the property of Johd An
derson, at the suit Of ". d S. Agnew.
Terms Cash.
HENRY S. CASON,
S. A. G.
Shcrif''s Office, |
Sept. 3, 1872, 22-4t
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SheriR's S Sale.

EDY virtue of q writ of Fl. Fa. to me
Court House, on Saleday (7th) October
next, within the legal hours, all that
tract or plantation of land, situate in
the County of Abbeville, containing
400 ACRES,
of land, more or less, bounded by lands
of Peter Rykard, and lands known as
Mrs. Mary Boozer's, levied on as the
property Of r. II. Mounce, at the suit
of Rebecca Stewart and ]. J.-Cooper.
TERMS CASH-Purchaser to pay
for stamps and papers,
HENRY S. CASON,
S. A. c.
Sheriff. g Office, | s.
Sept. 4, 1872, 22-4t
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RYW A. LEE AND HUGH WILSON.
The State of South Carolina,
ABBEVILLE COUNTY.
In the Common Pleas.
Er Parte Bernard O'Connor and Rar
riet u. his aUJc.
Petition to Sell Lot.

TDURSUANT to Order of Judge Orr
& in this case, will sell at Public
Outcry, at Abbeville Court House, Oh
Sale Day in October next, (7th.)
The Lot of Land,
on Corner of Water Street and Public
Square, near the Court House, known
as
the C'Connor Lot,
with the material thereon-25 by IS feet
more or less.
Also, the Lot in rear of Adamson's
Grocery, with rig Int of way to Water
Street, 25 by 45 feet, more or less.
Terms of Sale. A credit of twelve
months with interest at - per cent.
from day Of sale, to be paid scmi-dnnu-
ally. Purchaser to give bond with at
least two good sureties to secure pur-
chase money, pay cost in cash and pay
for stamps and papers. Titles to be ex-
ecuted but not delivered until aW the
purchase money is paid.
VIM. H. PARKER.
Special Referee
Sept. 10, 1872, 22-tf