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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-15

On Saturday, Lieut., NOOnan, OF the sanitary
force, notified Dr.. Verdi, Of the Board Of
Health, Of case Of smallpox at the house Of
Third and FOuEand-a-hAlf street and @ and ii
streets southwest, George Smith, oOlOrsd, being
the victim Of The lOathlome disease, '
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-15

Tho Imperial hotel formerly the ,Jsnness
house, has taken \ fresh start under rs new
management. MIR. James Sykes, tho proTrieior,
u thorough manager 10 hotel business, having
had m experience OF tea years At Willani'a
hotel, previous TO which he was one Of the pro
prletnfs Of the well-known and popular ulfari
house In philadelphia, Ills extensive eNpe.
ricnea enables him 10 manage a hotel under.
stnndlnHly, and the changes that are notleeahlo
about the house during the short time since be
assumed control bespeaks ivr the Imperial a
reputation equal TO any other hotel IN, the city.
The rooms are large and airy, haaaa0melJ
furnished with black walnut, and n1annflon
given TO every point that viii give eami0Ft and
satisfaction 10 the gueats. The table, which Il
always the ntst inqulfy from those desiring
quarters, IL supplied with the best tho market
affords. and served up by experienced cooks 10 4
most acceptable manner. The servants are
polite and accommodating, ard tho host has
surrounded himself with gentlemanly ami oh.
llsing clerks, who attend with promptness "a
his Interest aud the welfare Of the guests. From
the favorable auspices under which the "Impe
rial" starts out It Is cafe TO predict aprosperou,
career.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-15
Nn--IOnar, MsetIns In Behalf oras In.

An IMPORTANT meeting IN behalf VI tho In.
dlAns was held under the auspices OF the Y. NJ.
q. A, last evening In the Congregational
church. President Grant and Vice President
CulfaN were on the platform and y large nun.
her Of Senators and Representatives present.
The church was crowded. Addresses were mnde
by Hon. Felix X. BrunOt, John V. Fhrwell,
Edward =. Tobey, George n. Stuart, OF the
Indian Peace Commission, and Rev. \. u, Treat,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-15

GESTLENET, II you want a fne lace shoe,
Congress EalteT, or boots 20 to GartTells, 600
Seventh street, corner /, where you will fnd
them lust " your mind at prices TO suit.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-15

BuRr's shoes for ladies, misses, an 1 chIldro n
at nartTells, 500 Seventh street, corner L. A
large aud complete stock Of all the most desiTa
bic kinds. Prices moderate.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-15

Edward Hamilton, a sick and destitute colored
man, was Yesterday fOruardei To the Washing,
ton asylum, upon permit obtained from aoy.
ernOr Cooke.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-15

About o'clock yesterday morning Olfleer
Reese turned 10 an alarm rum box Q, caused by
the burning OF three tWO-stOry brick houses
newly erootnd, but not quite finished, on Eley.
enth street east, near Maryland avenue Tho
nAmes spread 10 an adjoining frame hOuse,oWped
by Martin LAuNman, which, with the Others.
was burned TO the ground. A WatchInan had
been employed 10 guard one Of the dwellings
but could not be found about the premises, The
nromen and police were promptly on the gTOund
but were unable 10 save the buildings, a. there
was no water In the Vicinity Of the nre. LAuG,
mAn'a lOsa was estimated al 900, and was In
Hurod for ", 900. The names Of the owners q
bs ObtAlned.'
About t:aO o'clock yesterday afternoon another
AlArm was turned 10 from box a. caused by the
baFninE OF a chimney attached 10 tho house O
Montgomery Blair, esq, on Pennsylyanla ave
nue., opposite the Executive Mansion. The IRE
department were promptly on the spot, hut theil
services were not needed.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-15

PENSsYLyARIA RECKPTIoN.-The second So
clablo and reception Of the Pennsy lyania Re
publican Association will be held ut Masonic
Hall this evening. Dancing commences at 50
o'clock,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-15

We ARs sEILIHa orr all kinds Of goods at a
great TeductlOn, 70 make room for our Spring
Stoak, EIsRMAH a BR6,
tos seventh street, Nay Building
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-15

ATTENTION IL called to an advertisement Of
lost coupon ticket from Baltimore, via Washing
ton, TO DSs Moinss,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-15
Loyal Notices.

THIs Is 10 Owe NOTICE THAT THE SUE;
e ~ ssss, 5 &C.,
~ Tss 3 ssRs s. ssS Win 3. sss
y hssse = ~ .sa.sIsss q q bsi.'s n: s,,s ~
Siadsd froS IL bsu,st q sSs 80 ss,sts. -
,, S''n under ny band THIS IA a z o PiSsi''
jsiMaa - EdinlS'stfslrii.
STORE ron RENT.
IJMrED STATES rATESS5 oIElos, ,,,
0a the petition Of PErEn v, MATHEWS. 81 fhla.
S sS, S S 81 4. S a: .s' %S
lor improvement IN Mode a Prosso,lss 6sildinS
Ia. ordered !h., u. .,.,ipony ia u. ,. closed
M n. s,a ay q Maze, .S 1,s. ,ss, n. sP p
p',,,,Os b herd % ne iS,h q! y hpT n'I'.
issiEsv \. B. LR co = sfT.' 6onui..,oo.,
limited Stairs PATENT OFFfoK.
u. a.. u.., w,asa y D 2, J.sss1y 3 VA
s.ssssds il@ q s.s,e s.S = %pSi. is';. 10 ~
iscsssssd ssssisaoay in the cas-. % sls.sd
y: ss Sss q &c sss sss s "a
y. ~ az q ~ ". Oh s;,i sd M. said petition be
:;.-- --' 2'9;iI rs ;ilfT, ess.,...,
ITNITED stairs PAtFsr oFFfok
~ Masnise toE, ", Dsesmbsr - lll.
on NJ peulon % JAhra ~ MHILHHN, % Proyi
asnea. - =, pe.sies 20 ne e,ts.slon q = patent
Eraatsa " Ut q ne ~ uy ot maren issa Tor an
ii1Pssoysxe enl N nn3a y V.stsee wneelai
~ ~ es-.lnonylh ne ease ~ closed
~ tes Mta a1 oIstsosSs1 1esti that NE ure 70!
~ ~ me am.nsra repors be limited
ne ~ az y ?, ~ Ma ss a SET Nd that d ped
hPIRsrsOn nAy spIss, ~, ssseasiea.
Ih.AgS- " " hEodk II, Oonlnlselnner
TTNITkD STATES PATENT oFFIuE.
WasHnaroa n n h.e.,nhS,, "A tayt
On IN. ps,ii an 81 nYn.oa nj. anNaa ~ 49,.
Com prsyins for me srts.sion 81 ps,sai ~, ntsl
nm s, q y ash o. nsF9e. 49, sna rsssasa %
Wisar3s,.d ,h.. an. ,..,i,,o,,t Ar. n. 49,,
a. ~ I'm ~. =, h, ~, ~, ~, ~ N -
am a s ~ I. =. ~. ~ ,Is 20,
% The ss6 ds5 q Ssres nett asd mai sa9 peai,,oS
| - no "a an lie i1lh dsg AZ Nss~h ,sst Ps''S-
/ Am pereon NAV oppo.s this sstsnsiea
I i.ni.Ma, o.,,,.,., X ~. ~ ~ 100.
| = - = 80
| ITNfrRn BrATks PATENT QFFlQR.
| " WAnmNoruH, q. o., bee n. isil,
o. the psilion o. hAhnirT L Low, Of 0alsaa, lin.
| Beas, AdillnlstrAthn % Henri H. low, dsoesssd
rrAylng Tor the antension q patent nrsstsd 10 ths
sAid Heusy n LlW The i9th daTof March, lAS9 Tor
| a. improyemsat IN Nauina hanhinssi
y orderud that TIE tsIlmouYi IL the case BE- eo.sd
% the 18Th dag q tsruary nsnl that the time for
| nllnH .arEHneetg and - knAfnlnefs report b.
hmited y The ~ dAl % Iebqau nstt, and that aid
petition be heard on ths plth day o. february ueHL
Il f-rNe@ i-stt.ll
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-15


The monitor Mohapac. which has been under
going repairs Ind 10 which Commando James
N. uillls has been assigned Il nearly ready for
sea, as Il IL expected that the work On her will
he finished this week Her crew OF so men were
10 have arrived last evening on the tug Standish
from Norfolk
The MAynuWer Is on the ways receiving re.
pNITs
The Frolic IL in tIp-top order, having had new
decks nut on and her maehineIy thoroughly re.
paired. The crew OF the dispatch boat ITALIA.
expected to take the place Of the latter.nn II
while lying Up Tor repairs
The PhlaH Il having two new boilers put In,
and the TTlana Is receiving a thorough over.
hauling.
The United States practice ship Constellation
will be finished and probably depart this week
She Will carry 100 Itound Parrott in addition
to her regular - guns.
I,Krrvns yRoN TINE ppopty-TuK p.sr or
aEsRRGI BaLLaH'-rdIsr RssHnfraai The
.t.s..-. -. - d ~ -, - 49,. ~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-15

eos sevenIh street, may buliilnE.
THROW IN REIsToRCENENTs.-rhe Citadel Of
Life 10 In state Of slego all through the year,
bat Is never more closely invested than 10 mid
winter. The liver Is usually somewhat tor.
pid, aud the bowels more or less oonStlpated at
this season, and dyspepsia often assumes Its
most aggravated form In cold and wet weather.
In short, the sluggish system seems inclined TO
| intermlt or shirk some OF Its most important du.
ties under the Influence Of n low temperature,
and requires wholesome stimulation. The spur
required Is HOstetter'a Stomach Bltters the only
medicine which qulckens the action Of the score
tive organs, aud brings out the latent vitality
Of the system, without creating any febTile
symptoms or the slightest nervous excitement.
The great Vegetable Tonic IL not recommend.
cd as specific for Coughs, Colds and UOnsump.
tlon, that field helny lett open TO the eoncocters
OF preparations which cannot by any possibility
reach the lungs; but as specific for the oonstl.
tutlOnal and ply slcal Weak ness which invite pull.
monsry disease II Is literally infallible. The
most insldious and terrible enemy OF human life
ls not disease itself, but the weakness which at.
lords II an opportunity 10 gain nrnl hold Of the
vital system. Remember that Stamina, Vital
Energy, the lie principle, or whatever you may
choose 10 call the resistant power which battles
against the causes Of disease and death, 10 the
grand safeguard Of hfaifh. II u the garrison II
The human fortress, and when II wakes weak the
true policy u 10 throw In achievements. In
other words, whom such an emergency OccuTF,
commence course Of HOstetteTs Blttefs.
JAl6-mNf
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-15
CITY ITEMS.

N, No., ,,,,,,, ,,a,,, p,.,,,,,. n.,,.
aa.lvh.., C.s.s raj n.n,,,,n "
.ho,',I ~. noa,..,. ", pa.I - wv
-. - =, ''"'''' ASA ''"'
49, wv
duced prIees. AIarue ,tock on I,.alss. and ChIl,
dr.n,, p.n.v rn,. a, n,-~.,o,,,.
pr,.,Ie,I En,,I., -, S.r.,,n go, So,
q and H. sign Of B,s BosT' ~ ''''''"
-
W" 7" fRhVN
iht pAI1hEu'
and leaye
Rsssn,Ion. Who 4, n,.r,,sd 10 n,,ri.s -, ~.
,no,,.., no,tns ~ ia ,,,.t as,',,,'I,. -
=, 'T ,sa s r.,s, '' 'Nf""'' '''''' anu
~ 's'ee.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-15

81 the amount outstanding (5mbraoAd 10 the NUN.
beH - abOsel siHtoon miion 4l6nJ O0) deliATs are
,,ouPon b99ds and four million ltt9nIa0) dollar
Ooupon Boads o. the act Of Esbruary Is, Issa were
hiued il four distinct seiss Buds Of the hrst series
IAN o. shtah have been Previously called Tor TadbmI
toni do not hear the tarisa designation upon than,
while those Of tho SECOND, third and fourth series
AIe distinctly marked on the faoo Of tho bOnda.
Unitod States soourtl0s forwarded Or Tsdemptiba
should 20 Addressed n tao "LpAH DIVISION Aso
TotAFyis Ofioa and ali RaaistaIod Honda 1hOdld b
alaFuOd TO the hsorsta Of tho Treasury for Todsmp
uQp !"
The bonds specified In thH nolIos Of Doosmber
stl Be paid upon prssontAt9nT tpasiheI With al To-
dsai'ThAhlatAWtt Secretary,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-15

U A Wtsaisaros. 5. q, 2p .ss3s:t II, ISL.
On tbs pStltioa Of JosnPn 2. MANTos. Of PrSv,.
improvelnant IN Wlndlaesoat
The nth dag Of February noHL that the time fof Al.
inG arguments sod the knaminefs report be limited 70
the eth day of March mart and that said psttion be
heard on the i1th dag Of aAreh aert.
AM person mag pPposa this snteasi1n,
iai.dss ~ b LkUuITr, % = issL,nsr
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-15

Y wssalseFos. D. O.. psssSis.r ?, Iui.
Vermont, psyinG fog q. sstsns.9n % .PAtsSi
.ss.a 90 ~ S d q p s g Isl Os Ind
pFo,smsnt In nanruad Oar AEIs BoHesi
IL ordered that the eatimouy In ths be olOaad
on the 1h day o. FsbarETJ asItj that The time foT
hine arguments and The EIamners report be limited
70 the lat day Of March merit, And that said pstl.
tioa be hsard On the sth day Of March nsHt.
AM psrson mAy oppose this eItsnaion.
daiehsu n ID. LEo0HT-T. Oommiaaionar,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-15

USrsn SrAT ws. snrrnt 8 St a. ~: y. ,,
'si s.s. 4 h !. E.s :. .i:s. I
rrIas es ~ .s,.s', , I, p.,sp, srsIs's e q.
| az inproysmsnt N Rssiaa hanbi1ss; =
" orasrsd that TIE tslimouTi u the case Be- eo.sd
| hlinG afGumepts and tha knAInlnefs report b.
hmit.d Y The ~ dsi % tseqsu nsti, and that said
krSgs.'oa m.i9Vgse'i s sssu ,s, 80 -.
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HA1GHT & Co.'S MAMMOTH CIRcUs.-We e
had the pleasure last week of seeing tins man,
moth concern in Charleston and we can Say hSy.rd I'D
on % our II Streets that they l the billa .,[ia The
balloon ascension and Harry Wambolas aas r,aI nal
Notwithstanding wire three nunetba ny tSa
from the ground to- the top p1e OF sa ahe
pavilion and to bring together the arg
eS,ens est NUMBER Of people assembled at our s
Hss to say nohpg os75ss Of what Mss E Ds
&C. vii carry one to both the Menagerie and
cPeus Care H satbs s Who 70 religions sefapss do
not desire to go to the Circus, will be amply re re,
ps when they have seen their large c0ec.l0n PraSa
h bIv % a bettsr collection will never be exhibited
at ay Marion SSs again. Then come and bring your
families with you and let them see the wild wild
representatives of Asia, Africa, Mexlc9' lava Java
tifnl birds from Sunny and Winter Lands
Marion Star.
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Sinking Slowly.

,D;seases that progress rapidly to crisis are
not the only ones to be dreaded. Ganker OF
sfrv rot does not blast tree as suddenly as
siroke of lightning, but unless arrested 1t de-
stroys it as certainly; and in like manner
ohponic debility, although it does not Kill with
ne sswiftness of yellow fever, is as sure to sap
the springs Of life eventually as any acute dis
ssse. ssse If not checked by invigorating medica-
tion. There is something inexpressibly touch
ing in the spectacle of premature decay. Lam
4ilor. pallor, emaciation, depression of spirits,
and a ilistaste for exertion, are its ordinary
symptoms, and they should be promptly met
~ ionic treatment. The best invigorant and
esb;lerant that can be administered in case OF
this kind is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. The
STIMULATING principle of the preparation rouses
the dormant energies of the system, ana tne
strengthening and regulating properties give
nsafnnanent and healthful impulse to the vital
forces thus brought into play. The failing ap-
Matte Ia re-awakened, the process of digestion
and assimilation are quickened, the quality OF
che blood is improved, the secretions become
IrSre natural, and every organ that contributes
III; the nourishment of the body undergoes sal
nfsssrfv change, BY these means the repair OF
ffe physical structure is effected and its healtn
ami yic.or restored. In no class of diseases has
fhe 'beneficient operation of tho Bltters peen
more marked and striking than in those char
acterized by general debility and nervous pros
tration. Ladies affected with these ailments
fiddiin this most wholesome OF all tones ana
correetiyes the safest and surest means OF re-
lief IT is strong to restore and powerless to
iniure. Such is the uniform testimony OF
<scfnuds of witnesses"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-02-01
Private Sale Of Property,
In Pendlcton, 8. @.

THE beautiful residence of the late Mrs.
John C. Calhoun, in Pendleton Village, is offer
ed for sale on easy and reasonable terms. :.
The premises contain 75I acres, partly cleared
and cultivated. The dwelling is of wood, one
story, with seven large rooms, pantries, closets
and easements for Kitchens and store-rooms,
and commands view of the Allegheny Noun
tains unsurpassed in the State. The grounds
are extensive and handsomely improved, with
fine apple and peach orchards, and kitchen
garden in the rear, and numerous out-build-
ings. corresponding in style to the grounds and
dwelling. The place is within four hundred
yards of the Blue Ridge Railroad Depot, and
since Mrs. Calhoun's death, has been occupied
by the Hen. Thomas G. Clemson, who will give
possession on the first of May. This first-class
Village residence and lands is situated in q
most delightful climate and neighborhood, and
can be purchased on time.
For further information call on DR.. T. J.
Pickens or All. VIVA. Henry Trescot, of PEN
dlcton, r. Grange Simons, of Charleston, or
address the undersigned, at Abbeville, who, as
the Executor of Mrs. j. G. Calhoun, is author
lied to sell.
If not sold the premises will be leased.
EDWARD NOBLE,
Qualified Executor of Will
Jan oS 1872 2S
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SLABTOWN ACADEMY,
EQUALITY POST OFFICE, sc.
J. B. SMITH, A. B., Principal.

THIS SCHOOL will open for 1872 on NOM.
DAY, january 29tli, and continue two Sessions ,
of five months each, with short vacation in
the Summer. The branches taught will include
English, Mathematics, Natural Philosophy,
Chenaistty and the Ancient Languages.
RATES OF TUITION.
English, primary per Session, So Ooi
English, (Advanced,l per Session, 10 Oo
Classics and higher Mathematics, is 90
Board in private families at ten dollars per
month. SiXty-five dollars per session will COW
er the necessary expenses. For further partic-
ulars apply to the Principal
REFERENCE-Rev, J. Leland Kennedy. >
Dec II, 1871 "a 2n
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FROM DAN TO BEEEsHEEA.--From Charles
ton to Dahlonega, from the seaboard to the
mountains, can be seen marked improvement
in the style of buildings in the last five years.
villages and farm houses all present more
elegant and comfortable appearance The rea-
son is well known. 1t is because in that period
the whole country has learned to patronize that
celebrated manufacturer Of Doors, Sashes and
Blinds, Mr.. P. P. ToALE, Charleston, S. c.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue of Executions to me directed, 1
ID will expose to sale on the First Monday
in February next, at Anderson Court House,
tho following property, to wit:
ONE TRACT OF LAND,
Containing $50 acres, more or less, situate in
Anderson County, bounding lands of ]. j. Mat
tison, Mrs. Manly, John Poor and others.
Levied on as the property of Thomas j. Cox,
deceased, at the suit of Hewlett Sullivan vs.
Joseph Cox, Admir-, and John Algiers and
wife. Martha, Adm'x. of said Thomas j. Cox,
deceased.
Terms Cash. Purchaser to pay for papers
and stamps.
Jan II, 1871 %
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rroi. SINGER
STILL TRIUMPHANT !!

OoI,D and Silver Medals and Diploma awar-
ST ded to Singer Sewing Machine at Savan-
nah Fair, November, 1871. ,o-,
First Premium at Atlanta Fair, October 1871,
for best family machine. -
Premium at the Macon Fair, October, 1871,
for family family machine, with best and most
useful attachments.
First Premium at Townsville, November,
1871, for best family machine.
Gold Medal and three Silver Medals awarded
the Singer at the Augusta Fair, November, ISL.
Diploma awarded Singer Machine at Ander-
son, 8. c., Fair, November, 1871.
Examine this Machine.
JOHN H. CLARKE,
Agent, Anderson, S. c.
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YOU MAY STILL LOOK OUT FOR THE
WAGON

have employed my brother, f. L. CLARK,
xyho will 90 through the country with the
wagon. VAC visit your homes, and show this world
renowned Machine, whether You purchase or
not % and if you purchase, will give full and
perfect instructions how to use the Machine
Iohn Fl. Clarke can always be found at the
store Of ]. B. Clarke e. Son. where he is giving
the Singer Sewing Machine business his whole
a1'eh'io'' .'-i "''' JOHN II. CLARKE.
Feb !, 1871 so
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Notice of Final Settlement.

THE undersigned hereby gives notice that
he will apply to A. o. Norris, Judge of Probate
for Andersen County, on Thursday, the 18th
day of February next for a Final Settlement
of the Estate of Adam Elrod, deceased, and for
letters of rlismis.ion from the same.
Also, on Friday, the 10th of February next,
I will apply for settlement and discharge
as administrator of the Estate of James Coop
er, deceased.
Jan T. 1877 26 81
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9sapes' Phosphate the Cheapest and most hct'G-
'bobulti BILE Fertilizer i,r the Market.
ANDERSON, S. c., Jan. :

80. ANDERSON, S. c., Jan. 80, 1S12.
M, q A. Reed. Anderson, S. C.-DEAR SIR:
Yeur favor requesting my experience IN tne use
81 Mapes' Superphosphate of Lime last season
was received, and in reply will state that used
stSn gray, sandy soil, at the rate of l5o bs per
sore. side by side with several of the most pop
ular fertilizers, and its result was equal to any.
I'm short, am much pleased with its effect, and
feel assured it yielded me 100 per cent. to
where there was none applied. I expect to use
1t more largely this year, it being one OF the
cheapest. reliable fertilizers in the market.
90 Yours respectfully,
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THE MARKETS.

ANDERSON, January 81, 1872.
Sales of cotton for the week ending to-day
169 bales. Prices this afternoon range from 20
to 201,
Bacon, 12s; Corn, rs to 90; Peas, rs to 90;
Flour, $40 to $12
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SHERIFF' SALE.

nY virtue of Executions to me directed,
ID will expose to sale on the First Monday
in February next, at Anderson Court House,
the following property, to wit:
ONE TRACT OF LAND,
Containing 6s acres, more or less, on branches
waters Of Little Generosteo Creek, bounding
lands of IT A Sherard, d Tucker and others.
Also one Tract of Land containing. 42 acres,
more or less, bounding homestead of the De-
fendant and DJ Tucker. Levied on as the
property of Robert Pettigrew, at the suit OF
Banister Allen, Sold at the risk Of former pur-
chaser. Terms of sale cash-purchascr to pay
for papers and stamps. ,-,-,- e,,.n
WIN. McGUKIN, Sheriff.
Jan IL, 1872 7
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COME AND LOOK!
A BARE OPPORTUNITY is NOW OFFERED.
Snlepdid Water Powers for Sale.

Splendid wafer FoWerS tut 0dIe'
WILL besold, on saleday in March next, at
W. Anderson c. H, if not sold previously,
the following valuable property, to Wit:
LOT NO. /, containing 93 acres, known as
tha Majors Mill Place-seven miles from An
derson G. H., which is the best cotton market
in the up-country. The land on this place is
valuable and productive.
lot NO. 2, nine miles north of Anderson
on the Blue Ridge Railroad, known as the Dr.
ter-power good and easily improved. Good
roads, and a thrifty, desirable neighborhood:,
TERMs-One-half cash. Balance on credit
until the 25th of December next with interest
from day Of sale.
THOMAS HARPER, Pendleton, S. q.
Feb ], 1872 30
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HYMENEAL.

MARRIED, on the 10th December, 1871, by
j. F. Clardy, Esq, Mr.. JOHN c: SPEARMAN
and Miss ANN MARTIN, all OF Anderson 20.
By Rev. w. p. Martin, December II, 1871, at
the residence of the brides mother, Mr.. DA-
VID r. cox and Miss HARRIET AMANDA
JOSEPHINE KIRBY, all of Anderson Go.
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LAND SURVEYING.

THE subscriber is prepared with good in
str,ments to execute LAND SURVEYING in
all it's branches. Lands divided up and parted
off in any quantity desired. All calculations
made by LATITUDE and DEPARTURE, and
accurate Plats given. Terms moderate and
work reliable Address,
GEO. NJ. McDAyID,
Honen Path, S. C.
Jan H. 1872 II 3m