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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
FOR sALE-A fEc, l8rce, young HORSE, six
f-r no fault owner having no fufther nss f.,r IN
them. Inquire 3Os 9Th Il. n. ass ca
EoR sALE-A fine YOUNG HORSE, five yesrs
single or double RaTnoss; suitable for buggy ~
cor gentiemans carriage. Will be sold onA>A
No. Sl1 Sd street, between and southeast. az 1T
E0R SALE-Fise new SLATE MANTELs, mod
= 90 Srn , s,sle. Apply 70 DlNCANsON, BOWLING
N for sale at Sllo.hslf it. yslue-at -
HoLTMAN's Shoe Store. t]yI
s5S. asa Pennsylvania avenue. s-,<:1
EQR SALE - bost-load Of Bakers PINE
WOOD foot Of Nth street; also, pair ofe>~
good MULES, with or without Wagon andSSz2
street northwest. ASA
EOR sALE-A beautiful young STALLION: long
Il flowing name and tail; fast trottsr; war
Ianted sound and Kind ia harness or under In
The saddle; was awarded premium at the NN
Rockville lair last summer. Apply at 1927 9Th
E'QR sALE-A drove of very superior WORK
= HoKsLS; alse, some very fine Harness
& BoWRN's stable, New YORK atesee I IL. @
tween 9Th and 7th streets northwest. mSI-2w.
AT Rd PRIyA AESx sAALETA SET q DRAWING,
in Blue Satin Dam.sk, Marie Anieinette -
siyile' Consisting Of sots, Arm Ladys
Reception Chairs, Ebony aud Gilt Round
center Table lsatin damask topD 20 match and 1
Piano Stool to match; also, one French nj o,nstt.
Carpet, containing about IS yards,
The above have been in use less than four ffJ
nlohiilsf and are IN every respect a good as new
Ihey viii be sold together or separately 70 a respon
sible party liberal credit. III desired Anny 20
LATlMER CLEARY, Auctioneers maT2,ytf
NOTICE TO C0NTRACTORs.-shoyeI Picks
4 and Coatractors Tools q every description for
1 pa at Boston prices by L n. sCHNEIDER, 1910
RRICk CLAY FOB sALE
DODGE DARNEILLE,
Jb-u li27 street
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soens 10. $40 * s1.s ani k tSs lSrsa
gust Sd ISL, the Board Of Appeals will coutinne Il
session At their rooms and st the hours DESIGNATED
EVERY DAY, eycept Sundays, for thirty days iron
assessment for the hscal year 1873 l14 can be re
eeived. By order 81 the 1oard Of Appeals.
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REV. T. W. SMITH, Unionvile, s c., further says:
Ny mother, aged sixty two, had been in
delicate health for years; she used Rosadslis a
health since.
lady near KNOXVILLE had an ulcer on the side of
her neck which threatened to eat into her Jugliar
vein. She was treated by the best physicians in this
section and there are soma skilled herel with
ont any benefit. She used Rosadalis. and as cured
On the whole, regard il q great medicine.
For sale by s. CALVERT FORD, HOS Pennsyl-
vania avenue. a5-eo6t
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~DR. a, PRATT, 0redusss Of ono college q
~ Dsufai e1rgsry, al Nh street, betyss1oD
I'D s.S DOR dor. ' ct Il 6 o. sslt1S. Han
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FFROM THE EARLIEST AGES TO
w the present day Scrofula has been the baBe,
and, as 1t were, the curse of mankind. So terrible
and loathsome had been at some periods of the
history that person known to be infected with IL
would not be allowed to mix with society. Happily
In our day the disease k stripped Of its terror by the
the victim Of Scrofula, Ulcers, Sores, Pimples,
letters, &C., can be restored to sound health
;. ROOF. AND HERB JUICES, sl1 per bettIe
S ;ati Dy n g; T0KD, 1d0s Pa ave, and By Drug
Hreet' Fnllsdelpnie. mayH-ly
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For PARTICULARS apply by letter or in person 20
VIM. HEADING, Cedar Grove Vineyard, nsar
Georgetown, ID. G. MIC I'm
EoR sALE-The STOCK. GOOD Will and FIX.
Il TUREs Of the Millinery and Fancy store No
1O5 Market space, bet. 18th and Sth str.-efs D,rrh
west Dy16ml u. LENZBERG6 90.
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A n ENCELLENT BUSINESS lNNESrMENT
"A The Good viii, Stock and Fixtures Of the we'll
established Hotel and Restaurant. the DICK SON
HOUSE, 4oS llih street, above Pennsy lvania AVE.
nue. Is .nered lot sale the o. seni proprietor being
god tenant. Apply at Dickson Insurance Agency,
ooo 18th street, or on the premises after O'Clock
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banp ; in ben @ori1acten taben rabiz
tale @inFu6e f6 felseiebt, limb bieten
lie mad I'm aineen Nusiidt auf Grfols.
Sn 8Sbmen ridtct ii9 cine juaacsediz
{1e SpppItipn ). 9. 9eaen Del, @rafen
5einri6 Glam'M artiniy unb ben Sir
fen @eprs 2ubfuwit. Na@oem Der
Bru@ 3nii9en Altz uno Sunscse&en
eonitatirt 1T. tperoen bic @ablersebnii1e
ftatifilae 3ihern fir Zen Ginfue Der
einen ocer Der ancern Seite auf bic
@ablerl1alt liefern. Na& Zen Se>
ri9ten aus @ali;ien ftebt fir tte &u>
tbenen rer 0ewinn elmer @nsabl 8abl'
ilBe, s.seniber ben polen. su %erruaIte1',
tpabrenb ben 9sBtere, tisber cine ifar>
fere 8ertretune sueefauen mai, als ben
etbnosrapbilden @erbaltnieSiTern oer
BesSiferuna @ali;iens entipra&. Sn
WieoerDferreiG mirt beiipielSweile Der
Babltesirf @9eibtS< Nmtetten pabr<
f@einli6 einen firdli@seinnten @b9e<
prpneten in ben &si1sratb lenten in
SberSFerreid lieaen bic Gerbdltni1e IL,
oab al, n,an6en Srten bic Qiberalen ii@
Slid tpinl9en, ,penn ibnen ba oeer
bort %penisRenS cine ~aniebnlideM ino<
ritat" errinebar 1T. Mebnlides NEGLECT
man Gus Skerfeiermarf, jebo9 nit
NuSnabme, ME benin bic 2ancaemet1>
ben Der 8e;irfe ron Marburs untGiuy
u%terUartsist Deiie mebr mad ter aneez
rem Geite 1eieen. Sn Sbertrain berrs
I9en bic fir@li@ @einnten, III Inter
train Die Sunsiluwenea Yor s; Sinner
frain fsbrt iib eeeen ben grafen So
benpart trob ieiner f6oeraltfil&en Ser
bienfe. Sc fnb faf auertparts reue
Yarteiverbdtni11e i'm Berben besrifen
oter treten tereitS in a%usseprdsten
Bprmen bersor. $50 f6 bic fir&li@e
@efnnuna Dol, benz T5oeraltsmus une
ben cse9i(9en Seperationsselafen abs
trennt I9sint iie Don ei,em politti9en
5emmidub befrett su iein. cer ibr lsrisz
lid zen Bes eri@merte.
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temter auf Der Sterntparte III Silt Bel
Dl0elpurf ben 134. Der fleinen @anz
belferne i'm Sternbilee Der Slide. Die
3abl Ter pcn Ten. eifrieen planetenents
ceder felt 1852 auf9efunpenen fleinen
Ylaneten betrd9t nunmebr 20.
Setster 8omet bes Sabre5 1873,
Der fir bte1en 9erbit er.partete> perios
oiide 8cmet BON Gaye purce am 8
Septembe, pom Stepban in MarleiIs
aufsefunbsn. Die 3abl ter t%iesidbrt,
gen Someten 1T allo tersits auf ie@a
sefiesen.
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Subann Neppmut Maria Soiepb,
81nia BON Sa1len, 8rueer uno Na@s
folaer oeS &5ni9s Trieori@ Nu9uf II.
tpuroe an, IL. Dssember 1901 9etoren,
uup ,par elmer Der sebilpetten Gdrfen
un1erer 3eit. Inter Der eeituna feiner
@rsiebcr te5 Grsiberrn BON @e0enbere
uno Der @enerale ToreQ uno @abcprf
n,a9te Ger iunee prin5 idon firth UNI
fa0ente 5tuoien, trat in fetnem 20.
1ebensiabr in tas Tinon;z@ oQeeium
uno riomete ben Staatsselddften fortz
tpabrenb feline Nufmerflamfeit.
Dies btnperte i'm ni9t, bic italieni>
1@e 2iteratur gu elmer eieblinesbelddfz
tiauna III MAIDEN /; CT iiterebte DAM
te's Dtatunesn, bei9aftiete fd canez
ben aud nit observation-disclosures uno ietbft
nit 8%srts0erunsm in cer eancmirtbz
f1aft.
Snfplae Ter Nepoluticn pcn 1880
ubernabm yrirs Sobann eas Com
nance Der COMMUNICATIVE in Sa9z
fen, trat an Die SpiBe oes Staatsra<
tbes> nabm tbdtiser 4ntbeil am 3uz
ftanoefommen Der Contribution unb
AUDI (einen Gig in her @riten &amu,er
Elm, Bel beren Gerbanoluneet Ct fid
als nit ben Staatsseldaiten tur9aus
Ssrtraut set9te.
Zen bur6 plIsli6es Ableben leine5
8ruoerS erleoi8ten Tbron beite9 Rronz
prin, Sobann an, 8. Nua. 1854. Cine
Neibe wirtii@er GerbeHeruneen I'M Sn<
tereIle teS @plfeS madten feline &eete<
rune beltebt; allein Der tetS CUR Miloe
aeneiate Menor9 fonnte 10 weni9 mte
anoere Gurfen Dem &epoluttunsfurme
BON 1913 ausmeiden, ur,o tn blutieeu,
Sample raneen bic Gabrer ter @epoluz
tipn in Der fd@fl9en 0auptitaot i'm
Trablina 1919 I'm, Die 5ffentlife @ez
malt. preubiiae 5%alfstruppen retteten
oamals Spbann'8 Sbrpu.
S9werer nod uar bic 8ri(is, wel9e
&Snig Sobana int Sabre 1866 81 bez
ffebeu batte. SIM bamalt9en &rte9e
preueene sessn Seterret@ bielt Sa@<
fen befanntlt@ treu ;u Seterrei@ unb
tnubte bafIr vau@ bic Toleen bes UNI
aladliGen Nus8an9es traeen bslfen.
SaGln blBte beim Triebensi9luGe
mebrers Mttribute ieiner Souserainitdt
als @elbitdnpiser Staat Elm, uno fam
unter tie Sberbpbeit csS md9ti9 9e>
%rpprbeneu Yreuben.
Mm 81. NoY. 1872 feterte Sbnis
Sobann nod bic eolbene 9o@sett NIT
ieiner areiien @atti1 Nmalie Musute,
elmer Iodter teS R5nies Rarimtlian
Sclepb po, Bayern. Bei tteieu, an>
LATTE ,puroen ben, fSnislt@en 0reiien>
paar 1ebr piele Beweiie buber @ereb>
runs aus allen &lai7en bes @clfes bar
sebra9t. Diele 9o@3ettfeter fane in
@essnrpart BEG teuti@en &ailers u1e
orberer Garten mad fatbolti&em &itus
itatt, bena S5nie Sobann tuar &atbo>
lii, Elm llmfant, Der ietneS teluns NIT
ten anter ieinen fat bur@aus prcte>
fantiI&m untertbansn beionters erz
i@rperte. Sein Subestas 1T, mte eet
Seie8rapb melbete, Der %. Sftober tte>
5es Sabres.
M6se Der i9wsr seprifte Moaard
ruben I'M Grieeen!
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&I@erttl@.
Son Bensiser 8rotbers
in Nen yorf erbielten mir
9llte ,,nb @feme @elt.

8. Subreans, ~. Self.
6ieruit lieet tpiecer Elm SabrSane
Der MonatSiarift Dor uns, pel@e pie
in alien &rifli@en, Defenders in allen
fatbolil&en Deutl9en Gamilien einee>
bdresrt pinlden mS9ten. 6eft
biloet ben rpiroisen S@lus bes adter
Sabrsanss. Ser 2elefpf 1T raannisz
fab unp nit oielen re@t f@Snen uue
tintleriid 9elun9enea Suufraticaer
se;iert; mir erpdbnen t1ur Der Srtsi@
nalseidnuns gun, @eoidte Der @raf
BON 9atSburs", pel9er %pemutbi9 pom
Yferbe feist unb Dem Yriefer oai1elbe
iberldbt ; ferner Der ~@actusfreuao :"
Die seitsemd6e 3ei@nune ~Nuf ben,
@eee gun, 3irmebtun3 ;" bieScene aus
Der 5opfenernte I'M GliaB BE UNI
I@ulo, Elm liebli9es Bib; bic Marft@
1eene aus NirnberG bic ersSbli@en
S6lub;ei&nun9ea &c.
Sir bic beporfebente 6efseit ptebt
es faur, Elm pal1eneeres @eidenf aus
Der teutl9en 9iteratnr als einea bIbl@
eebuncenen Sabreane Ter Nlten uno
Neuer @elt.
Sci 81. Bures iino ftets Yrobe>
befte uab aud Yrdmien CUR Ginitdt
aufaeleet.
Son Ter 8u@banblune 9. Ser
Der in ct. 2ouis, Mo., fan,en uns
foleence &alenper fit 1874 gu:
Ralember fir 3eit nmb G~i9<
Felt.
Son Nlban Stol;.
Ser &ansfreunb.
9erausseseben Don p. Yedtler, S. J..
@entbpteas &alember
pes 5ersen5 Selu. 9eraus9e9eten bon
P. 6rans 5attler aus Der, @e1eQz
l9aft Selu.
Nue prei lei 9ereer in Trsiturs I'M
8retssau erldienenen Ralencer ;ei9nen
i9, ME man ldpn am Gitel fiebt, sur
Der 9erpSbnli9en Ralenoerz2 tteratur
teosutenp eur@ ibren seoiessnen Sn<
bait aus. Mlban Stol; becarf feiner
@n,pfeblun9, iein Name 1T Der BETTE
@esweiler gu reuti4en 8atbpltfen in
allen @elttbeilen. Der 5ausfreuno
Don P. 9attler fam atseleben Son ieiz
rer fatbultiden &enben3 BEN 8eiten an
bic Seite 9efellt wercen, ,pas bic bSbere
&alenoer>Q iteratur je lieferte. Seine
@eldtdtsariifeL 0epi9te, Grsdblunsen
u. {. n. fIno iebr belebreno unb angie
benp. P. 0attler fennsei9net letnea
&alenoer bur@ cen Beiiab am Sitel
vflr tas liebe gplf", unp wirfli9 tit
berlelbe Elm bur1au5 erbaulider 5aus@
freunb.
Die yrsiie Der &alenoer fno: Alban
Stol; Is &c., per Dubeno $l.4O;
Der 6ausfreunb 40 Cts; Der Senc>
tpte rs Gts.
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Dur& cine b~ebeutesbe ansatl funbirenber @itslies.r
serinsen upnatIi&en Beitrases BON fanf Gents cine inn.
merrdtrenbe 9esbftftans 3u sranben 70 bos MIDI uur
fur bic funbireneen jrnbern aud fir bic tbeiluebm eubeu, TO-
upbI Iebenben ale atseforbenen1 eitslieser an itSeru tritten
9reita8 Elm Seeleuamt unb au6erbem BEN Stat:fen oem66
mundtlt& metrere b. NeHen eelefen uereen fSnnen' III
allen bteteu BertienRea taben Dteieutaen NntbeiI. fpelhe
olS Etetlnetmente 0eiteIteber r~enieheus einenDp1or ,un,
Bau Der Armeu eeelen RaptQe ~betrasen. 0ein NbRer.
ben etnes tteiluebuenben @ttattetes rrirb mad ben Sta.
tuten ts gerttns eine 81. Nefe fur ben gerRprbsnen bar.
setra&t.. Ssess tbeilnstmsnss RitsItes ertdlt aIs Quit.
ben 6aupteeeeuftans bs nArnsu Setlen gerdus" ant
surtf@ tarfelenb.
MuSerbeus wirt tea Gin{ehber Ter geitrdae rp, ,etu
ttefluebuenben Nitslietern Elm ean3er. Satroono I;mGif
5efh) be- fur bte teutf&en 8attelifen Nmertfas terous.
aeaetenen .Seutbrteu bs III. SCREENS" ale prdmie ,uo,.
fanbt. Sn ter Spfnuns. tde bide In DentfGIank nun
fHcn felt 9 Sabren, nit 70 SisIent &useu ~Sertreitete Att.
iGrtft. aud bier betmtf& semd&t, unh ta6 tbr f. lie mel.
tefe gerbreitune SerfdaHt uirb, rehnet ter untejei&uete
auf bic llnterfusuus bes Sp&wureiaen teutf4en Rlerus,
unb ouf jablrei&e 9betluatn1e etr 8attSltfen Nnterifa's
TIM Aaaeu,sinen. Die @pttuenbtstet tr mOsli&f er56ten
gerbreftuns bes .Sentbsten" bewetfet bic 0etetsuaeinuns
bss Gttst- %psfelots, bic ieSes 4eiteu unt Anltesea benz
aQaemeiuen 0ebet, in BEN upuaht6en Uer;ei6ni6 ems
pfeblt, menn fe ;eitie an tea uuterjet4neteu e~inseiaubt
merben. Sic tc&purbisen 5errn gfarrer anb bic 5errn
Aseuten ttr 3eituneen fub beeits TIM Sels Der 6tatuteu
tes .NrmenG etlen gereins" 70 mte Der grpfpeetus bes
sGeabbsten'. Srate aus gerieben elmer berfelben nod
tetn Grenplar erbaIteu BADEN, 10 rerten fe itm auf Be.
e]sstnstsn. s,., 81. sau 1873.
Spfepb 96bbcls,
300. gfarrsr.
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Ne,,er Nlamet.

Del Mfronum 5eis lin Manfer,
Weffalen, teri@tet lber aeue Gntbeds
uuoert ant @ternenbimutet:
Die BAIL Der tleinen 3wif@en Mara
unp Supiter treiienben planetsn bat
ii@ Dor furse, .pierer Tim etner1 serz
nebrt. 81. Qutbsr fart am q. Sep>
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Mr.. Haskell followed in q finished

SD =
Mr.. Haskell followed in q finished,
constitutional argument in reply.
Among other points he urged tn
scrip certificate or her evidence of
Indebtedness can be- issued by the
Legislature or the officers Of the
government. in the name of the Statc'
except for stock, bonds or other cvi-
deuccs of indebtedness held against
the State at the time Of the adoption
Of the Constitution, or arising subs
quently, under Sections 3, 7 apsr7a E sa ol
Article TX. That the s1rsf ooo'ooo
bonds, whether dys>~ not 90. not
come under anv~thc above classia.
ca,iprs: ;ps>S the intention of t e
,.eto5ns,;r6lon, when not positively in
ecnsistent with the words thereof, is
thc.law by which the Court will de,
eide. And it is mach stronger when
the language and the intention are
consistent.
The other gentlemen closed the
discussion with elaborate arguments
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The LAKE ERIE AND AUGUSTA
NARROW GAUGE RAILROAD. We
have received another letter from,
Mr.. o. G. Vanderhoof,e in which
he speaks very hopefully Of the
enterprise, and promises to send
copy of the proposed charter next
week. He estimates the cost ot
constructing and equipping the
road at $4,000 per mile, and
urges that the increased value Of
lands to the owners along the route
would justify a subscription of one
half of their lands. Something is
needed to create new energy
among our people, and this new en-,
terprise is step in the right direc:
ton. Mr.. ". is a member of THE
National Narrow Gauge Conven,
ton, and seems to write with full
information as to the practicability
and advantages Of the proposed
route. It is a matter which we
commend to the attention of oul
people.
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DEAru.-We publish elsewhere
an obituary of Mrs. Hand, who
with her husband came only a few
days since to our town to try, in the
company of loved daughter, the
benefit of a Southern cline in
restoring her shattered health:
But alas for human hopes. She
came onlyto breathe her last among
strangers, and far from the home
she loved so we'll. All that the kind
assiduity of devoted relations, and
the attention of others could be
stow, was given, and she passed
quietly away cheered by the faith
which is as san anchor both sure
and stead1ast."
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e
TAx-PaY1NG.-Our indefatigable
Treasurer, Mr.. J. f. G. DuPre, and
his worthy assistants, Messrs. Jas.
E.H. Perrin, j.. c. TrGger, Thos.; A.
Sullivan, and Joshua Jones, have,
for week past, been as busy as
bees from "early morn to dewy
eve,' receiving the peoples taxes.
The throng has been so great that
really it seemed a privilege to get
to pay. But thanks to the courtesy
of the officers, mono were turned
away to 60 home disappointed.
All had a place in the picture, who
were prepared to face the music.
We learn that some thirty-seven
hundred receipts have been signed
by the Treasurer, being more than
half Of the taxpayers in the Coun.
ty. Some. thirty thousand dollars
have been remitted to the State
Treasurer.
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JAS. S. WILSON,
WITH
DvJPre& Smith

T beg leave to announce to my
friends and acquaintances, and thu
public generally, that l may be found
from this date, at the live grocery
house of the above firm.
In presenting my name in connec
ton with the above firm, | wish tt
say that they are not the men who
went back on their customers ant
refused them credit when times were
tight and money was hard to get
and that this alone should induce the
people to .patronize them.
Reader, do not fail to give me
call, or you will lose a bargain n,
Hoping to see you when you visit
A bbeviIle, l remain ready to serve
JAMES S. WILSON.
Jan. Is, 1878. 40.tf
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The GREENWOOD AND AUGUSTA
RAILRoAD.-We learn from Gen
P. II. Bradley one Of the most
earnest and active friends Of this
enterprise, that the survey is being
most vigorously prosecuted, and
that the prospects are very encour
aging. Aid is confidently expected
from the Georgia Legislature, fol
the section of the route lying ir
that State, and this will enable the
city of Augusta, to do more for the
remainder Of the road. The sub
scriptions already obtained guaran
tee the success Of the enterprise.
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DEATH OF MR.. JOHN ENRIGHT.

The citizens of our County will
be panied to lea1Sof the death of
Mr.. John Enright, who died at his
residence in this town, on yester-
day morning at 10 o'clock, of con-
sumption, after several months i'll
ness, i'll the sixty-third year Of his
age.
Mr.. Enright was a native of Lin
erick, Ireland, and came to this
country when quite young man.
lie resided for a long time in Geor.
gia, where he was engaged in the
manufactory of cotton gins, and
carried on the same business tol
many years before the war, in Alb,
beville. The war and the fire af
terwards, which burnt his manu-.
factory, crippled his means, but he
remained to the cay Of his death
an untiring worker.
Mr.. Enright was man of more
than ordinary intelligence, Of close
observation, and a very retentive
memory, and was a man of much
reading and reflection, and of ex'
cellent practical judgment. He
was a man Of high integrity, and
great public spirit, and his loss viii
be felt in our community.
lie died, as he had lived, devot
ed and consistent Catholic, and il
his last illness was cheered by tho
ministrations of a priest of his
faith.
The funeral will take place a
the Upper Long Cane Cemetery
at 5 o'clock this afternoon.
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Fannie j. Smith ana Nm. >. liaT-
shall VS.. Fannie G.. Marshall, Janh f.
Marshall, S. S. Marshall, Samuel
A. Smith and others.
Proceedings in Partition of Real Estate.
Order in Partition to Sell Land
EDY virtue of an order issued By the
ED Honorable G. w. Gutfin; Judge OF
the Probate Court for Abbeville county,
[ will sell, on Salcday in February leXt,
at the legal hours of public outcryI the
Real Estate of William Smitl, pc'd,
consisting of the following TrHc 8: 80
First, the Burnet Tract, 0p& alin2
5S7 Acres, more or less, situate Ein ,
and being in the County OF Abbel ille
and State of South Carolina, and
bounded by lands of John LOmaN Dr..
Henry Klugli, SiIas Ray and other
Second, the Hall Tract, conta ming
3Gl Acres, more Or less, on the waters OF
Curltail Creek, and bounded by la ids OF
the said intestate, William Smith, de-
ceased.
ing SO Acres, more or less, adjoining
the Hall Tract and others. T..
Fourth, the Adams Tract, containing
SO Acres more or less, adjoining the
Hall Tract and others.
Fifth, Marcus Williams Tract, CON
tanning $50 Acres, more or less, boua aded
bv lands of Silas Ray, lands of the es-
tate of the intestate and Others.
Sixth, the Cannon Holt Tract, CON
tanning 100 Acres, more or less, bouI4 41ed
by lands of G. Wesley Cromer, II. Can
non and others.
Seventh, the Anderson Tract, bn-
tanning 35 Acres, more or less, bounl led
by lands of Gen. G. w. Hodges and
others.
10 be sold as the above tracts, or in
such parcels as may be thought npst
advantageous. FLATS of said parcels to
be pl esent an :hibited on day Of sale.
Terms of SaE. 1-One-third of the per-
chase money in Cash, the balance on a
Credit of twelve months, with ten IFr
cent. interest from the date of sale.
Purchasers to give bond to the judge
of Probate, with good and approved Sc
curities, and a mortgage on the premises
to secure the payment of the purchase
money. /,
Purchasers, aIso to pay for papers al ID
recording.
The Terms of the Sale to be strictly
complied with to the Judge of Probate.
L. P. GUFFIN, S. A. G.
Jan. 6, 1873. 37-3t.
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The Bond Scrip Case.

The case Of R. c. Shives and others
against S. L. Hoge, Comptroller Gen
erai, for mandamus to compel him
to levy,a tax of three mills to redeem
the Blue Ridge bond scrip, has been
tbs all engrossing matter before the
Supreme Court during the past week
The REALTORS are represented BY
Messrs. chamberlain and Campbell
and the, State by Attorney Genera
Melton, and Messrs. Pope, Haskell 4
Memminger, and the argument on
both sides has been conducted with
great ability.
Mr.. Chamberlain opened the argu
ment in an elaborate speech in favor
Of the scrip. He urged that the State
hes received a consideration for the
scrip by the surrender and cancc!la'
ton of the Blue Ridge bonds, and
that there is, therefore, 4 valid con.
tract between the State and the
holders of ihe scrip for the redemp-
ton of the same. he argued ex,
hanstively the question whetAer the
scrip was a bill of credit in She sense
of the Constitution of the Unsted
States, maintaining that it was not
He then proceeded to what he claimed
was the most important point in the
argument: that, evensif it were a bill
of credit, and a violation Of the Con-
stitutions of the State and United
STATES, the scrip holders would still
have a valid claim, and though the
scrip night not be issuabfo or receiva-
BILE. in the treasury, still the tax for its
redemption must be levied: