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THE PACIFIC SLOPE.
Big Foot I'm Trouble Disasters at Sea
A Funeral

SAN FRANIsCo, February 27.--Lun-
day Brown and William Andrews,
alias "Big Foot" convicted OF the rob-
berry OF the ClOverdale stage, in So
mamma county and Offiring among the
passengers killing one and wounding
others have been sentenced to thirty
years each in the State prison---Dis-
asters to coasters and lumbermen con-
tinue to be reported at Timber Cove.
The schooner Liberty is a total loss,
one seaman being lost with her,
The funeral Of the late Ch;sf-Justice
Sprague took place in Sacramento
to-day.
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couNclL b uEE IorTINaa.
raree-oard Monte and she Lake-The
Untea Paelne.

COUNCIL BLUFF, February 2s.-The
railroad trains running into this city
have been infested for the last tel days
with confidence men and three card
monte. One man, en- route for Salt
Lake, was fieeced out Of $4G0, all the
money he had.---The Missouri river
at this point has risen two feet since
Monday, and Is reported raising
above. counterfeiters were
arrested here yesterday.
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CAN'T STAND II.

zaps.s LeefsIstsrs spinnisg Ont the
Session
Topeka, February 2S.-The house
psssed a bin to-day abOlishing capital
punishment.
The senate passed a bill providing
tor the registry Of all bonds with the
state auditor.
Five hundred aud twelve bills hsVe
been introduced in the house, and one
hundred and fifiy-eight in the senate,
ard still coming. Yesterday was the
LAST dsy that members can draw pay,
and many say they viii 90 home Sat.
urday. adiOUrr lent OF not
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On Saturday, the sOtA Day Of March. ls7a,

the following real estate: Lots Nos 8 AID ]
in Illlman Bettts' Subdivision. near ths city
OF Eeo phia: Beginning at a stake nortn
west corner OF the Duan trsot OF y acres. CT
t6e east side OF . 60-f1ot street; thercs nortn
80 east chains aac g links to a stake and
olsokgum marked z, the northeast corner
OF said Dunn tract on Mrs. Rembert's west
line; thenos ncrth 2G16' WeSi 81 chains and
u links 70 q stake anu homer locust marked
4. near branch Mrs. Rem bert's corner. at
the ofseL OF a 60-foot street; thenca south sg5
west 10 links to said 60-foot street; thence
south i east " chains and g liuks to the be-
ginning containing rs Bloc asres, more OF
leaF.
AlH0. lot No 2, in hleok No. 5. ia BrRdford1s
subdision. IN ths city OF Memphis: Begfn-
ling AZ htake 80 fest from tns iutsrsaction
OF Jones avenue and Rooeson rsst; Tuns
Lhsnc5 with the north lire OF kohesOn sfreet
an Sc4ett99 a a Atakst thence Eorthward1y at
alley o5 feet; thenee sou5h E5sTil7yla "a ilsst 70
win Jones svenue $50 feet to the 5ee5v, i,s -
Also, lot No "A, fronting u fsss--e - zi.Ss ~
aYeaue, In the city OF hem phis, ard rud.
ming back, between parallel lines, III Iset,
Levied on as the property OF D. Rsnte TO sat-
isiy said execution, interest and Gusts. Sale
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock a N. and
pm. February y, 1877.
MARCUS J. WRIGHT, Sheriff.
By W. W. % sman, Deputy Shsrfn.
Myers wyatt, EsQTs.. Att'ys for pl'tH. fs19
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CAUTION.

So ". ". WOOD Is not an agent Of ours;
he Is not suthoTixed 10 draw on US; he has
no mOrey to hts credit on cur books, nor has
he ever had. he has been imposing on q
nu nber of persons on Arkansas river, ana
We hereby canton the community against
taking any drafts from him on Us.
ToOF. PHILLIPs & co,
EsmphiH. Tenn Fsbruarv y. Is77 fen
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TERKEssEE PEAlTEhTIARY.
Decision Of lhs Supreme Court adverse 10
Ward aBd Briggs.

NASHVILLE, February 2s.-The su.
preme court TO day rendered a deeis-
ion adverse to the claim Of Ward and
Briggs, former lessee5 Of the Tennessee g
penitentiaTy against the tate.
Amount involved, one, hundred thou
sand dollars
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HIS soDY FoUNR.


ST. PAUL, February 28.-The body
Of Clement McCausland, denaty
United states marshal, was found yes
terday afternoon eighteen miles from
Frog Point, Dakota Territory. He
perished in the recent snow storm
while pursuing escaped prisoners.
His hoTne was In Lowell, Msssachu-
setfs.
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CsEDlTON'g N0TCcF

HAVIH5 made suggestion OF the insoI-
4 vsney OF the estate OF Mrs. Mary KeIlT.
ssec. this is TO not1tV all persons HAVING
claims Egainst said estate to hls the EsFas
authenticated in tbs manner prescribed bv
laW, Wish the Clerk q Ihe unity Court, o.
or oefore the 3sth day Of August, l8T9 or II g
and equity.
fen thu IER raw uva,,,s-
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TRUE CHARITY.

Insane Nan Bekten 60 Death BY a Hos
ptfRbie Couple,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, February Is
f. W. CanOult, q resident Of this city
and carpenter by trade, wandered
from home last Monday in ft OF in
sanity, and stopped at the house Of q
man named Tritten, sixteen miles
south Of the city, desiring to stay all
night. He got into q raving cOndi-
tion, and attacked TritteH and his
wife, who in their endeavOrs to defend
themselves beat him so heavily that
he died yesterday. Tritten and his
wife were arrested, and are now in the
faa1
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a AemIniatratarIs Ratiaa-

HAYING qualified as a1ministrafrix OF
A y. y. woodward, deceased. this IL 10
notify all persons having elaims sTRir,st me
estabe 70 NE tne same, duly probated, with
me within the time allowed by law; ali per
sons le deoted 70 said estate viii pleaEe come
forward and settle without delsV- claim :
may De nled with and indebtsdnt IS paid l.
" n. Taylor, Of Ford, Porter 4 Co., ss U1fon
sLest. JUDITH W. WOODWARD.
Ial1 Lnu Admin srnl-lI-
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DIED.

POLK On the 18th inst near Helena. Ark,
after a Ion 3 and painful Illness, GEoRGE NAB.
TIN, infant son OF Rufus J. and cynthia lar
TIN Polk
Good angels heard his sesble moan,
And made his sigh song of gladness.
TAYLoR-Februsry 2sth, ct the residence
OF his father, WI LAX ", only son OF Dr.
A K. Taylor. Due notice 0f funeral win be
given.
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mARkETs BY TELEsaAPn.
rsEr Third PAGE BOa GENERAL Hrrosr.l
MOBILE.


MOBILE.
MoBILz, Februsry 2s The cotton mar
kes Is quiet; nlddhng, 215sc, Net rscsipts,
942 bales; expOrts--oOastwise SEQ bales;
sales, 800 bslos; stock, 50, ,S4S bales;
GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, February 2s-The cotton
market Is steady; good ordinary, 1870
zoe. Net receipts, 3ls bales; exports
eoastwise. s22 bales; sales, AGO bales.
stock, Al, ,328 bslss.
SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, February 2s.-Cotton In
no demand. buyers and sellers sPsrt;
middliRg, 2iAe Net receiiots, 1l28 bales;
sxports-to continent, 15T.l Ssles; coast
wise. s6i bales; sales, 700 bales. stock,
Sc 627 bales.
CHARLESTON.
CHARL EsroN. February 28s-Ths cotton
market is dull aad but nttls doing; mid
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at the Auction house OF Messrs Stod5ard 4
&C., the following pro peEty, to wit: PallOr
Chars Cane gs6ted Chairs. 1 aug, 2 Feather
Pl oWs, SET OF CRhtors,7 Pitchers, pieces
Plated ware, Hair seated Rocker, Music
Rack, BRUSSELS Carpet, TwO-DIy Carpet,
SslVsr. Marble top B1rssu. LOT Curtains,
Sceisbls, Marble tSp Wsshstand, l Ward
robs, Spring = attrsss, Cotton. TOP MAI.
tress. ! French Bedstead Vases double.
case Gcld Watch, levied on as the property OF
W H PsssmOre to SATISFY sttachm-nt an5
cost IN case OF ] 8. Armstrong vs.. PaszmOre
a Rufdp.
sale At II O'ciOck q N. February q, Ig7l
MARQUIS ]. WRIGHT, sher16
By ISAAC RossKR, D. s. fe2s
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EEM ADyERrIsEREaTS.
MISSOURI STATE Lottery.
Incorporated Ia lSs4.


hOENIEg CLAEE-H0, g.
l6, q g. 49, a. SO, 70, g, IL, SO, I9 so, 10, 13
EVENING ClAAss-Eo. 100,
So, 40, q, 81, Is, So, "a, AZ, 8, Al, 81, 10, 70.
Lotteries drawn bWtes daily. PriEss rora
sld0 % y59.00e, paid In mOnsy By J. z.
e.RASCB, ag't, ~ North Court st. Box "a,
Aemp mphts, Taus.s p. q. MURRAY, MILLEE
3 CO., Managers st. Louis. 40.
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RENTAL BUREAU.

A the earnest solicitation OF many prop
"A cry owner and 70 meet he demand OF
the times, we VIII, IN the ast day . A8Ech,
connect with Ocr REAL E8HATE business
q 1E9TAL department., under the imme-
dtate charge Of NT. ". h. TOLER, who viii al
All times be fOund ready to serve the public
In all m alters pert aiming to his department.
DONOHO a BULELEY,
southern Real Est2te Agents,
fe23 81 Madison street.
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- Haxtng been rendered Ineapabls. On
account of INJURIES r9catved sOuettns sfncs-
Hcid out my atoek OF Groceries 10 ire 49,
Arm. who ehsarfully recommend 10 nv
occasion 70 hank kham Tor fhafr ffnd ~.
EQnaEes p, H D0EEzELIsf
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ding, 2ize. Net receipts, SO bales; GEx-
ports-cosstwise. 684 bales; sales, 100
bales; stock, q, AS bales.
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NOTICE.

~ WM. DEAN a co. having purchased
the entire stock OF Groceries OF p. s.. Don
nelly q Co, VIII continue th0 business a tbs
Old stand, No. ISo Poplar sEresa. sssumfnr
ALI Liabilities Either party VII sigu for ool-
lectiOns Mr.. p. DEWITT y admitted part
nar from thls data. Ths am mana rsrea aIrla
unchanged VA. DEAN q 90.
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Vol. aa.-No. rs
VEN WlABVERTIsEMEaTs.
MAsnNIc NnrIeE

sFEfI IAL convocation OF Penn q
n Royal Arch Chapter, No. n F. and ~
A. NJ VIII be held this (THUkEDAYyN
sVenlng. fsnIusry Z9th, az O'Clock. for work
in ths "a. II. 81. degrees.
Al ~ N n p frateruslIy invited
Ry ord T OF @ N. CARROLL MFHP
B. T. LEVT, Secretary. 1slD
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FIRES YESTERDAY.
Ateyand Haven, Msch.


DETROIT. February 2S.-The Ma
sonic building at Grand Haven was
DESTROYED by fire last night The Ma
sonic lodge was valued at one thou-
sand dollars, and was fully insured.
Other losses were estimated at i've
thousand dollars; insurance, two
thousand dollars.
rAt BeiIatr, Ohio.
WHEELING, February 2S.-A fire
broke out in Bellair, Ohio, last night
at twelve O'Clock, entirely destroying
the shoe store and dwelling house of
A. Fourpels and two frame buildings
belonging to Thomas Reilly. A brick
dwelling adjoining was badly dam
aged. FourpePs loss Is from six to
seven thousand dollars, and was In
sured for five thousand dollars in
Wheeling companies. Reilly's loss is
about covered by insurance. The
brick dwelling was damaged to the
extent OF about eight hundred dollars,
with no insurance.
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RAILROAD CONSOLIDATION.
Little Beck and Fsrt Smith and KsnptIs
and Little Rsek Reads.
Special to the Appeal

Special to the Appeal
LITTLE Rock, February 2S.
The contract between the Fort
Smith and Memphis roads was closed
last night. The contract depends upon
the lease Of both roads to the Southern
Railway Security company, which has
already been agreed upon, subject to
this local consolidation. The lines
Of this company now extend from
Bristol, Tennessee, to Fort Smith and
will soon be protrscted into the Indian
territories to the point Of intersection
with roads from Kansas and st. Louis,
the latter moving toward the Pacific,
the first into Texas.
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SHERIFF's SALE or PERSONAL
PROPERTY.
On SATURDAY, March 9th,

% z virtue OF sn order from the Second CIR.
~ cult Court, VIII sell, to the highest bie-
der, Tor cash
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TO AGENTS. .


In order 20 maze sals OF sI the tickets N
your hands bsfcre the drawing, yen had bet
ter obtain subscribers at once rOr 3 club. IL
this way persons viii subscribe one dollar or
more who would not be disposed 10 purchase
q ticket. You can also explain 70 them that
oy subscribing 70 club, the5 get all the bea-
ent OF club rates.
Each Agent Is allowed 20 sell tickets at club
rates, IS specified on circulars, viz. since
tickets IS each, two for t5, and 30 On; and W.
viii allow You to deduct twenty per cent
rom tbs actual amount received by Won an
salss., On the LIST OF March. every Aasnf
must make report 70 rs, stating how rrisry
tickets have been sold up TO that tinne, a1d
remit thn money in registered letter moueJ
order or by Express. for AL tickets sold 80
hist IN case We are snort Of tickets We NAV
know Who 9re not selling, and II REQUIRED
request them 70 return the tickets Persons
who are doing well may continue the sale
mp 10 The 18th Of March, and on that dzy an
money. together with AL ticksts nnsoid ~
sEyl mast be natled at yoEsr ?. o. or sent 6y
hzpress 70 IS, which viii be the sans as
though psid to as IA person, - Il viii take
several Gays for the COMMITTEES % count fh5
numbers and prepare 70 commence the
drawing,
All orders promptly nllsd. Address
PATrEE q gARDLKER.
Business Managers,
fan Omaha Gsbraaka,
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NOTICE.

E0. a. BELL and WA. D. Rudy, Of Louis.
VI vile. KY, have thts day been admitted
70 limited partn ership in this house. NsuaF
OF the nrn1 70 remain unahanRed
NULDOON, BULIFTT NCO
Memphis, Tenn February 26 1871
The hfm ta now composed OF the foIoutnS
members: -
n. n VLDQ9N 4 co, CHAs. BELLEIT.
Louisville XIV. CsrTara- TfaIv
GEOkGG II. BE L, WI. D. Rudy,
Memphis, Tenn. Mer1vsSf9 iran-,
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Sherif's Sale Of Real Estats

~ By virtue OF an execution from the
first Cireu!t Court OF Snelby county In favor
OF George ". Cone VI. D. Pants, for SO Si8 O5
Win interests and coats, will sell to the
n1ghest bidder, Tor caeh, in frout Of the S1er.
ms cfice, on Second street, betweso Uaion
and 5ayoso strsets, In the ely Of Memphis,
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THALIANS.

A MEETING for dispatch Of business wfll
Do held at No 3 MADISON street, Bank
Butiding, upstairs, SATURDAY EVENING.
March %, at ~ O'Clock.
81 order OF ". G. PARKER, President.
Q. Z. DOEB, Secretary. feq9
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Assooisted Press Report ]


LITTLE ROCK, February 2s.-The
consolidation of the Memphis and
Little Rock, and the Little Rock snd
Fort Smith roads was ratified tonight
under the name OF the Memphis, Lit
tie Rock and Pacific railroad company,
with tbs following board Of directors:
Samuel Tate, @. g. Scott, a. McDon-
aid, II. L. Brinkly, W. N. Harrington,
Henry Page, A. 7. Lacey, B. D. VIII
liams and John StOddard. The lease
OF the two roads to the Southern
Security company from January l,
1873, was also signed. The line Of the
consolidated railways gives 355 miles
of roa6, forming the most direct route
to Texas and the Indian country.
Samuel Tate was elected president OF
the new company.
More Of she Same Sort
INDIANAPOLIS, February 2S.-Ar-
ticles of consolidation of the Toledo,
Thornton and st. Louis railroad COM
pany Of Indiana, and the Toledo and
st. Louis air line company of Ohio
were also fled. The two companies
were then consolidated with the
Charlottesville and Illinois railrOad
cOmpSny, and the name Of the organi-
zatiOn viii hereafter be the Toledo,
and St. Louis airline rail-
road company.
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AND
Complete Sewing Machine.

N,HE first and only BUTTON-HoLE AND
i SEWING MACHINE combined that has
made it's advent in this or any other country.
The following reasons are given why this is
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SINGER !! SINGER

V,HosE wishing a First-Class Sewing Ma
chine, will please ask some OF these par
ties what they think of the Singer:
ANDERSON COUNTY.
James Brock, u T Taylor,
Mrs. M. Keith. r. NJ Clinkscales,
Capt. ]. M. Kidd, b MCGEE,
Ashley, John A Reeves,
J III McClinton, j J Gilmer,
T A Todd, John Eskew,
Hiram Major, A P Willingham,
J w Gurley, j P Reed,
RI NT Cater C. A Reed,
J R Cochran, Samuel Sherard,
] Bavtis Lewis, A M Holland,
J s Murray. Austin Clements,
H j Stone, Preasley Masters,
DR. John Wilson, Beatty,
w F Barr, Samuel Dean,
f Wilson, DIR. COOK,
s Fl Langston, Newton Burriss,
w A Broyles, D l. Cox,
John B Moore, James L. UT,
e w Brown. Geo w Anderson,
j A Daniels, WE Nixon,
J S Ashley * Co. Samuel Emerson,
Rev w L Walters, ] e Burriss,
] P MCGEE. John Breazeale,
A p Rice. NJ S Strickland,
A N Norris, WP Wright,
S A MCGEE, J A Cowan,
John A Emerson, y Shirley,
w r Greer, B S Johnson,
Jesse Balentine, Mrs j Lewis,
] Mattison, J H Carlisle,
w G Watson, two, u Gordon,
A G Dean, Ell Hubbard,
Robert Dean, A 7 Shirley,
W W Dean, Thomas Hutchinson,
w L Bryson, Shaw,
A S Suratt w Sharpe,
r V Acker, John wilson,
A B Towers, J r Smith,
Capt John McGrath, Fleet Clinkscales,
M n Mitchell, Enoch Drake
E McCrary, DR. b + Brown.
r Beatty.
OUTSIDE OF ANDERSON COUNTY.
Byrd, DIR J Mathews,
VIM Pool. James McMullen,
L T Mahaffey, l. Turner.
VIM L Hopkins, Leroy Cleveland,
VIM Smith, III X Deadwyer,
IT R Jeter, II Edmonds,
D P Crosby, j B Aldmand,
] r Neyitt. H Goss,
w L Cornog, ] Deadwyler,
J 8 Land, RC Adams,
w II Saterfeld John Snow,
H Shelton, Allen Chandler,
T Holland, > kennedy.
OF this large number of Singer Sewing Ma.
chimes sold, only two parties think another Ma
chine better.
J. r, Smith and J. B. Clark & Son are using
! the Celebrated Singer New Family Machine
and can conscientiously say 1t IS the best Ma
| chine in the world. These Machines are still
| sold by John FL. Clarke at Anderson, 5. =.
will sell for cash with discount on regular
prices, or for note and lease to good parties
The Wagon is still running through the coun'
try, in charge of E. L. Clarke.
JOHN H. CLARKE,
Agent, Anderson, S. c.
August 1, 1872
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FATAL ACCIDENT TO A You've CARROLL
N1AN.-The Augusta train yesterday brought
to the city the remains of a young man named :. @
Theo. Farmer, native of Williamson, >. -,
who was killed on the Western and Atlantlc
Railroad, on Saturday last, at point, near
Chattanooga. He was employed as train hand,
and was standing on the top of the car, waen
he was knocked off while passing through a
bridge and L. instantly sta dom1aea aed to as his 0f Scme sa
1sss sns k Has5s a 9i NJ
q Csrolinian also, residing in Atlanta, who was
one of the few acquaintance of the deceased
youth. He was a young man, only nineteen
wears of Carolinian, 18Th inst.
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To w. B. Long and wife, Elizabeth Jane Long,
William L. Cook and wife, Mary Ann Cook,
benjamin Smith, Williamson Smith, William
p. Tatc and wife, Nancy O. Tate.
NOTICE is hereby given that an action has
been commenced in tho Court Of Probate for
summons summons is 1 herewith published and served
upon you to obtain partition of the premises
described i'll the summons, to bo made among
the owners thereof by commissioners to be ap-
pointed for the purpose, or to obtain sale
thereof to be made, and division of the pro-
ceeds if partition cannot be made without
prejudice to the interest of the owners.
JOHN B. MOORE, Sol. Pro. Pet.
July 1S, 1872
va Kcowee Courier please copy.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

DY virtue of Executions to me directed. L
ID will sell at Anderson Court house, on the
First Monday in September next, the follow
ing property, to wit:
s bedsteads and bedding, washstands, = ia
bles, washbowls and pitchers, 10 mirrors, 4
dozen chairs, lot Of table cutlery, lot OF crocke
nv and glassware; dining-tables, castors, 1
Billiard table and fixtures 169 gallons whiskey,
Is gallons port wine, 25 gallons rum, lO gallons
French brandy, half barrel porter, half barre!
ale lot of decanters and glasses, cow and cali,
sow and pigs. Sold as the property OF John
A. Mays at the suit of Caroline A. Mays and
others.
A part of the above property sold subject to
mortgage in favor OF j. P. Reed, Esq.
Terms cash on delivery.
-, VIM. McGUK1N, Sheriff.
ALSO,
AT the same time and place, will sell, as
Agent, the following personal property to sat
isfy a mortgage in favor of j. 7. Reed, ESQ.,, 10
l6 Bedsteads and Bedding
16 Washstands,
16 small Tables,
8 Dining Tables,
d Chairs,
! Round Table,
l Mohair Sofa,
Carpet,
IA Looking Glasses,
Q Bureaus,
Lot of Crockery, China and Glassware, Gas
tors, Knives and Forks, Spoons and other Ia
BILE Furniture.
i'''-' o 49,, VIM. MoGUK1N, Agent.
August Is, 1872 u
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NOTICE.

FENHE Annual meeting Of the Board of Coun-
ty Commissioners of Anderson County,
will be held on the first Tuesday in September
next All persons having bills rs against ts the
the Clerk of the Board on or before the 1st day
of September next and in default thereof that
such bills will not be audited at said Annual
Meeting. n-,
Clerk Board County Commissioners.
Auoust g 1872 5
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NOTICE.

THE Board of Equalization for Anderson
County will meet in the Auditors OFFICE at
Anderson G. H., on MONDAY, 26th OF August
their Real Estate ALI persons having conf
plants for unequal assessment will please sub
NIT said complaint to the County Auditor in
writing and under oath on or before the time
THOS. J. WEBB,
County Auditor.
August I5. 1872 6
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Mr. Leander ]. Mccormick, of Chicago,
is about to present the Washington and Lee
College, of Lexington, Va, with the largest
telescope in the world-one having an aperture
The Liberal Republicans and Democrats
in Connecticut have agreed to unite in The for
nation of an electoral ticket, and making the
canvass jointly, which will insure the defeat
of Grant in that State.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ANDERSON COUNTY.
IN THE PROBATE COURT.

IN THE PROBATE COURT.
To W. B. Long and wife, Elizabeth Jane Long,
William l.. Cook and wife, Mary Ann CHok,
BENJAMIN Smith, WilliamsonSmith William
P. fate and wife, Nancy o. Ttate.-Noticc
IL, Partition.
WoU arc hereby required to appear at the
Y Court of Probate, to be holden at Ander-
son C. H., for Anderson County, on the 18th
day of August, 1872, to shew cause, if any you
can, why tho Real Estate Of Jane Smith, decd
situate in said County, on waters of Beaver
Creek, bounding w. II. Mcdonald, c. 8. Mat
tison and others, and containing one hundred
and forty-three acres, should not be partitioned,
the one-tenth part thereof in fee, in equal por-
tions to the said petitioners and defendants.
Given under my hand and seal, this 18th day
Of July, 1872. ,o,,re
Judge of Probate.
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For Clerk of Court.

asr We are authorized to announce ELIJAH
WEBB, Esq.,, as n candidate for Clerk OF the
Court for Anderson County at the next eiec-
ton.
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SHERIFF's SALE.

Notice of Final Settlement.
rT,HE undersigned hereby gives notice that
/ he will make application to \. O. Norris
judge of Probate for Anderson County,. on
Tuesday. the 10th day of September next, for a
Final Settlement of the Estate of VIM. and
Elizabeth Martin, deceased, and final dis
charge therefrom.
August s. 1872 D
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Ms> We are authorized to announce CAPT.
JOEN w. DANIELS as candidate for re-
election as Clerk OF the Court for Anderson
County.