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BANKRUPT MOTT. rs

TN THE DISTRICT COURT ~ rH- I'M.
Il TED STATES for the Eastern District Of
Virginia.
In the matter of George. R. Crigler, bankrupt
lin bankruptcy
Extract order entered February 90. 1874
1t is ordered, that d. p Stallard U. $. com
missioner. who is hereby appointed specially
for this SERVICE do sitter giving two weeks notice
In the State Journal, newspaper published IN
the city OF Richmond, and by posting hand-bls
at Culpeper Courthouse, and in the town of
Charlottesville, and sending notice to all the
known lien creditors of said bankrupt, take,
state and report to this office an account of said
liens with their respective priorities.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
I'm THE COURT OF PROBATE.
W. S. Williams, Survivor, Plaintiff, against
Sarah A. Rankin, VIM. r. Rankin, Geo. A.
Rankin, ct al, efendants.-Samnaons Jor
Relief.
To the Defendant, William r. Rankin:
VOU are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint in this action,
which is filed in the office of Probate for said
County, and to serve copy of your answer to
the said complaint on the subscribers at their
Office at Pickens Court House, within twenty
days after the service hereof, exclusive OF the
day of such service; and if you fail to answer
the complaint within the time aforesaid. the
Plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated July "a, 1874:
Plaintiffs Attorney.
To William R. Rankin:
Please take notice that the Summons and
Complaint in this action was filed in the once
of Probate for Anderson County On the 24th
July, 1874. - ,,,r,,n
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
July "a, 1874
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KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY

ASHLAND, the home of Henry Clay and Old Transyyi- y
vania University the sites o. the several Colleges Ok
Colleges in operation with their separate Faculties 30
Professors and Instructors with average OF more than
Good boarding from 50 to SIS per week Sessions
Second Monday in September For catalogues or other IN
formation address, enclosing stamp,
JB BOWMAN Regent, KY u, Lexington, Ky:
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F5r the anderson hteti;gencer.
MOUNTAIN CREEK, |

MOUNTAIN CREEK, S. c., July IL.
The Sabbath School Union met according to
adiurnment, and Rev. J. S. Murray, the former
Chairman, being absent, Rev. Jacob Burriss
was called upon to preside.
The minutes of the last meeting were then
read and adopted, after which communica-
ton from Brother F. G. v. Borstel, explaining
the cause Of his absence, was received.
Brother R. N. Pratt was then invited to ad-
dress the meeting, and responded, showing the
necessity for the organization, and urging that
it should be completed, after which the organ
ization was proceeded with by call OF tne
churches in the Third Union District tor Del
egates, when the following brethren were noted
as members of the Union from their several
Churches: Mountain Greek, F. Mcfarland,
r Burriss. Levi Burriss and W. I. Stacks; !;
Lebanon. no representation Anderson Vii
lage. J. S. Murray and F. c.. v. Borstel; Cross
Roads. NO School-no representation Flat
Rock, no representation; New Prospect, W.
L. Bryson, w. E. Eskew, L. Eskew and VIM.
Riley; Pendleton, no representation Town.
vile, no representation Salem, E. q. Brown,
J. Burriss, VIM. Burriss, R. Marcus Burriss !;
Shiloh, "a. F. shearer; Mount Tabor, no rep
RESERVATIONS.
Acommittee, consisting Of DR.. Watson, L.
Eskew and F. Mcfarland, together with r. N.
Pratt and Rev. w. D. King, were, upon mo-
ton, appointed to draft a constitution and by
laws for this Union.
A committee of three, consisting of Edwards
B. Murray, Levi Burriss and E. P. Earle, were
then appointed to visit churches which have no
schools, and endeavor to get them to organize
and send delegates to the Association.
Upon motion to elect permanent officers,
Brothers &. N. Pratt and Rev. W. D. King
were appointed tellers, and the following Off
GERS were chosen: Superintendent F. @. v.
Borstel; Vice Superintendent, Rev. j. r.
Earle; Secretary, VIM. Riley; Treasurer, F.
Mcfarland. >.
It was then requested that these proceedings
be published in the Anderson papers.
Thenieeting then adjourned to meet on 10.
morrow morning with the Sabbath School at
this place, and to hold its next session with the
Union meeting, which takes place at Fiat Rock
Church on Saturday before the fifth Sunday
e JACOB BURRIss, chm'n.
WIN. RILEY, Sec.
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Town Election.

NOTICE is hereby given that an election
I% will be held on MONDAY, the 10th day
of AUGUST next, for an Intendant and four
Wardens OF the Town of Anderson, between
the hours Of o'clock q. M. and o'clock p. M,
when the polls will be closed.
ALI legal voters who have resided in the
Town for sixty days Immediately preceding the
election shall be entitled to vote for said In
tsndant and Wardens; Pro1ided, that they
shall have registered their names with the
Clerk of Council on or before 10 o'clock on
Saturday, the sth day of August, 1874 Books
for registration Of voters will be opened at the
Auditors Office on Saturday morning, August
LIST, 1874.
MANAGERS OF ELEcT1oN.-John E. Brea-
zeale. McDuffie Singleton and w. A. FAINT.
By order Of the Town Council.
JOHN r. COCHRAN, Intendant.
s. M. PEea, Clerk Council, pro tenn.
July 30. 1874 2
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Read Certificates Of 3. G. Martin, w. B. &
n J. Newell and c. E. Horton, below.
Call and examine the Brown Gin before you
buy elsewhere.
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GO TO TIE x A S
VIA THE
LONE STAR ROUTE!
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Tearnes Waco, Austin, Huntsville, Houston,
Galveston and all points in Western, Central
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PASSENGERS via New Orleans will find it the
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Crockett, Longview and all points in Eastern
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This line is well built, thoroughly equipped
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New and Elegant Day Coaches, Pullman Pal-
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The LONE STAR ROUTE has admirably,
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rect map, which can be obtained, free of charge,
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Feb 26, 1874 81 ~
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WILLIAMSON, juno Is, 1873.

WILLIAMSON, June 15 1873.
Mr.. ". S. Sharpc-SIR: In answer to your
inquiry in regard to my opinion of the Brown
Cotton Gin, I can say thatI would not take it
down to put up any other Gin that 1 am ac-
quainted with. !truns very light; is no trou-
BILE to keep in order. TO prove the last asser-
ton, ginned three hundred and twenty bales
on mine and never removed the caps from the
inks; in fact, don't think 1 lost twenty min
utes in all the time from anything. wrong with
the Gin. 1t makes very good staple, and
sells in our market at the highest prices.
Yours respectfully,
C. e. HORTON.
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HALL TOWNSHIP, June 81, 1873
Mr. ~. s. Shaapc-SIR: We bought from you
a Fifty Saw Brown Cotton Gin, on which We
ginned $50 bales of cotton. We think it is the
Best Gin made. The Gin runs light, picks fast
and clean, and makes fine sample:
w. B. NEWELL,
N. J. NEWELL.
July Q, 1874 81
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Notice of Final Settlement.

THE undersigned hereby gives notice that
he will make application to w. w. Humphreys,
Judge of Probate for Anderson County, on
Monday, the 31st day of August next, for a
Final Settlement of the Estate of V. D..
from. He also gives notice that he will sell at
public auction on the 18th August next, the re-
naming notes and accounts due the estate.
J. P. REED, Admir-.
July 80, 1874
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DARTIES wishing to bay are respectfully
referred to the following persons, al! OF
whom purchased Gins of me, and are highly
pleased with them in every respect:
B. c. MARTIN,
SAMUEL WHARTON,
w. H. COBB,
A. J. WILLIAMS,
6. ". LONG,
WILLIAM RANSON,
J. J. ROBINSON,
w. B. MILLER,
A. P. WILLINGHANl,
OSBORNE & McCULLY,
w. N. HALL,
G. w. MILFORD,
JOHN CREWS,
C. E. HORTON,
w. B. NEWELL,
N. j. NEWELL,
w. D. EVINS,
THOMAS w. MARTIN,
D. II. GLENN,
THOMAS HARPER,
NEWTON ACKER,
JOHN G.. HALL,
GEORGE F. BURDITT,
ROBERT DUGAN.
KING & ELROD,
II. I. EPTING.
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Railroad Meeting.

TN accordance with Section of the amended
i Charter of the Anderson, Aiken, Port
Royal and Charleston Railroad Company, no
tice is hereby given that meeting of the Cor
porators of said Company will be held at An
derson Court House at 10 o'clock on TUES
DAY, AUGUST 18th, 1874, for the purpose of
organizing said Company. All corporators are
earnestly requested to be present or represent
ed by proxy.
July 80, 1874
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CERTLFICAT TIES.

CERT!IFICA TES
ANDERSON, S. G., May II, 1874.
Mr.. ". s. .Sharpe-S1R: The Fifty Saw
Brown Gin bought from you last season has
given entire satisfaction in all respects. 1t
cleans the seed better than any other Gin, and
makes as fine sample of cotton as any I have
ever seen. 1t runs very lightly, and its ma
chinery is very simple in it's construction.
take pleasure in recommending this Gin to any
one Wishing to purchase. Respectfully,
B. G.. MARTIN.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

ANDERSON COUNTY.
By ". ". Humphreys, Probate Judge.
WHEREAS, J. S. Gassaway made suit to
me to grant him Letters of Administration
on the Estate and effects of Mrs. Margaret
Gassaway, deceased. =,
These are therefore to cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors of the
said Margaret Gassaway, deceased, that they be
and appear before me in the Court of Probate,
to be held at Anderson c. H., on Friday,
l4th day of August, 1874, after publication
hereof, at IL o'clock in the forenoon, to show
cause, if any they have, why the said Admlnls-
tration should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 2Sth day Of
July, Ammo Donlini 1874. -
Judge of Probate.
July 80, 1874 8 2
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Plantation for Rent +!

A BOUT two miles south of Pendleton, the
IN place formerly owned 10y, Mrs. t. E.
sired. Parties wishing to rent can address the
undersigned at Winnsboro, S. G. Or they can
see him in person at Pendleton between the
middle and fast of August. The land is Of the
first order, and produces well:
July %, 1874 AZ
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Notice of Final Settlement.

THE undersigned hereby gives notice that
he will make application to w. w. Humphreys,
Judge of Probate for Anderson County, on
Saturday, the 22d day of August next, for FL
nal Settlement of the Estate of Samuel r. Earle,
his ward, and Final Discharge from his said
guardianship.
IS. MURRAY, Guardian.
July %, 1874 5
, 1874-10-27

~,
10 well 70 1eati' ~ ntu y ,n'n' 1ea,u. rilu, mus.
a.My,d nn tJ". s,au .h osh, atstsn OF oos"g
ssIpa sahaa A,u B a,uKB, H. a5o lnleRor tl1an thom-
sx9cs s19os "lthesa p tho Gnanses IN Jspn ntso,
smHiGso sni as III InfKoy, .o inlora md moi, Of In
1s9onoo @ ~ afo Iho graha ra1lea! roformera Of tl.u
aGe: 10 u6 IN tis country, It IL intaresttng to
hoIco ~ enat ho Imrklah uoyornnlont ID ait'y,lnr-
y y ao,nuasats. le snltan haye e been sons
" uo'l1'1n ,Wonion-Circassai't syf'an Of door-
Haa"Eana t4o Mlnlsters, fas!sas, mud Y!ziors Of
fo frat enlp1to a havo hcon ~ general rno, taken
ttoia f., "u aa o. ino pool,lo, anu cionoh FOX
..oa. vaot anu aotlos FROM sils aho, thu
e'unL W. T.: Wi!i hso something To !oar
t ~ 10 l ,ios uillke'y TINT III sollo THINGS thu
11a.a 1sa'H i, ~! .9to tno ioya! faahiona Of tue
Mess. anoy ,,ay looK ior Frnecssoa, instead Ut
importing pq1ah!ant 1E! % %anElons from the cal'caau.
afu Laas no iea 20 anosh tue vicious Institution
" i ilio rcAnu. III i9'l tilo boautiE!lt Emprons
o. tme neIlhgoca ana nor boyy Of boausoa illu-
ila.ou tiao mnteIs UNI PALACES OF tho boz
s;,n wt. st,u,r 'oaoco n'u ts ylst must
hvo .sn' f'xon % .o youns snnb VI Abual Mou1ld nna
Apn" , AaHlz uoAlo no1lons OF t]uaanly dq:nlty
ntau 11o ot'eil efaco ahG splohuor or Euro
, 1874-10-27
Want Frightened tho T'{lssG1 gnFHs

d alisAieuippi paper ralates tllat, wllau tho re-
suit OF tho local olocsion In Corinth that State
was made known, tllo Democrats woro Utmost
Wa with 9y oyor tor setoy nonfos N waro
nude tho bills royorberato for miles around.
Whon tito .royolry WITS ut its hight, tho ,waHt-
hound train on tho Meulphia & Charleston
Railroad approached. and tho glare from bontrea
WITH tho idoa tAat tctrbo tight and contlagrl-
ton woro progressing. Tno train wNs slackcnod
to anaI paco, while tho conductor with h!s !a.l.
tern Walked on ahead, n1sd when tue Cars reached
the aepot It was found that ayosy passenger who
sprawlod him,sof upon ilio floor Of tito cars, III
tao hope Of thus oBcaping tho bulloss and grape
shot ot tho supposed belligorontH,
, 1874-10-27
Looking for Charlie Iaoas.

From Tia 81. PuitI PI0Nefr,
one OF our merchants stopped out OF hfR plaza
Of busliIoss tho other day in Drainerd into tho
warehouse to got q customer pieco of pork.
When be dodged back into the Bto1o with his
meat ho discover cd tho customer occupying au
unuA.lalIy awkward relation to Ills moncy.tlrnwor,
and y,o!led out, ~ say, what are you doing
around thoro ?" Tho cuaa kind Of dug out from
noLind that counter. aud, as ho assumed tho
proper location for a customer TO occupy in a,l-
otAor ma,'s Atore,-on tho south ado of tho
counter.-he sta,ntnored out. SOB, was just
just-I thought-IwaB just looking around t.cro
tu-ahem ~ thought maybe Iittie Charlie llosa
was il under the countor iika !"
, 1874-10-27

Tia now certain that the IIoosac Tunnel and
itB approaches cnnnot 10 mado roady for all
"oposiMS " by Nov, l. There is & delay about
ono OF tic weat-end bridges, which will not DO
put up al specified, and honco the whole work IL
hiudered. No arrangements have yet been mudo
for tho formal running Of the Asat trn,n through
tho mountain, 4 mnttor which will be decided by
tho Governor and Council, with tho adytco of tho
Board Of Corpovators. The tunnel archiug con-
tract l,as liualy boon awarded tu Darnoy n. Far
ren, Of Greenhc!d, and will be begun, nj once. It
will probably talo about a year tu complete tho
work. AL tho brick will be made ut The brick-
yard Weak Of tho tunnel,
, 1874-10-27

Ll,uaoy Department, yaya tho I'rifish Mtticat
journal. Las RECENTLY published tho roHu!ts he
las obtained from careful study of all tho stu
ta.cal documents lso has 1con ab1o to collect on
insanity III Franco during tho years from 1609 70
although during that llylug poriod for Fronell-
men frt,a ls.u50 to la,00D casas OF ,nonta! did,
case wore Registered, yot tho number Of patients
conIlnsa in private .lunatio asylumH WAS much
below the average. A similar fact WAS obscryod
state Of things observed by Or. L,,ntor, would
mako 1t appear thut political or Boolnl crlees,
instead OF, III ia generally imagined, algmentlny
tho number Of tuaauo persons, really dtmln"
iBhoa 1t.
, 1874-10-27
Arre*t in st. T4tpllia Of lhc Woman Who
Dr,srgGd tltlA Ik1bbct1 Mrs. Clnrk A.
Minor, or 'ThiN C}ty.

Arrest in st. I.a,,lia Of lho Woman Who
Dr,,rguti and IR11,1,cti Mrs. Clnrk A.
Minor, or TittN City.
Srecfal D,sputcA to 7Ae Chicago Tribune.
ST, 1ouH, Oct. 2G.-Nladanlo Gartnor, tho
vomau accslaod Of MI atto,npt to murder Mrs,
Clark 4. Minor, of No. Ii Union avenue, Chica-
10, waB arrested thn morning at tho Southern
Hotel mud takon by Dotectivo Hmmona 10 Chi
cago on the night express. sl,o admits tho
charge Of having given tho narcotic to
tho wifo nnd child. aud to tho
robbery OF tho iewo1ry mud money. Sho was arst
discovered by Do.ectivo Tracy, Of this city, 1T
buying Chicago paper, aud the description
answered to TINT given by tho Chicago dotoctvo.
slo was watched, md found to 10 registered at
tho Southern as Mrs. John Williams, OF New
Yorls City. Dctoetiyo Simmons, OF Chicago, mr.
rived this Rftornoon, aud, identifying her, she
was Immediately arrestcd. sho tells romantic
talo. Sho says Tint she wnB raIBed in Allentlao,
Fairfnx County. W., at,a tint wi,on ala waa
nbo:tt ID years. old, wllon living with hor grand
of tho sonlnn 10 whom Bl,o administered tho
narcotio. destroyed Tho grandmother's home by
!trn and outraged to cousin, WHO WAS about tho
saino aso as torBof: that Bl,o married
twice here. her first husband dying
md "Gt iat asF ss ss SECOND 5ssS asSanG G'h t9e 5
out to bp 4 dirsouto sconndrel TINT sllo trav-
olod much, and wns two weeka ago employed to
nurEo n sick woman. On gong to tho houso
Bhe found tlat tho proprietor wRs no other than
tho mai who Ind destroyed hor grandmothor's
homo, and TINT, though HE betrayed the fact to
Tim, Hlie nurturcd n rovonee which she thought to
appeaas III the act of stealing tho iowolry. She
protoslH that she only used tic narcotic ns l,olp
to tho rulltry md not with tito Intention Of de-
ntroying lite. Wllon captured sho Ind bought
ticketa for Mobile.
, 1874-10-27

XESrA, O., Oct. 2G.-9imon Wolf, IL man aged
% yeare, waB found by tho roadsi1a sunday
morning. miles from byron, with npiatol'shot
in the temple. Ho was uueonaciouu and died
Sunday oyoning. His gold watch and poclot-
book were gone, aud it IL supposed he waB KILLED
by 4 6tra'lsar, In whose company lo was aoea
before dark. lie Was from Tusro Haute, lnl.
, 1874-10-27

little Rock, Ark, Oct. 2G.-A co)orod man
named George Washington was found dead in
his cabiu. murdered, miles abovo this city last
ovoning. His head Ind been crushed with n
spade. Tho Coronor to-day held al inquest
over tho body, and tho Jury rets,rncd verdict
TINT tho dood was committed by anotl,or coiored
1nnn named Pollund who was arrested und
lodged III JUL.
, 1874-10-27

A distinguished clergyman. DR.. 1Iawes, uHod
by tito cri!ictanH Ut DR.. EmmonB on siugo SER
mon. Dr.. llaweB read ),apar to h!s tutor OK.
neerant will! rhotorio. nJoel," sald tho Sage,
~ kept school onpa. Whan I punished tho
axss sags ss u s:sa toa 81 sssh g g. G
, 1874-10-27
OF. ErEfci..IE.

Fn1LApE1ri'A Pa, Oet. ac.~Ihe rcprcnen!a-
tivta Ut TIC .rnna saiItoal lncs, aissr tho slls~
r, S. i al tie objection to tho new I'll ralns, do
e.tl=a taat sry reduction "aB lu.,vArtlu.u4e, and
lint t.,o prilloipe OF elna tilrouEA ratcs from
iii locaisias upon Which tho present tarin wan
EA,o,t ~. tls only nuo Which could le main
ii, al ~itA or siahout Rgrssment among them
RulyaA.
, 1874-10-27
Tho I0fttt H'irn-H}Ucs,

Spec1Ul Ul6pNlrH % TIC [nlGa0o Yvjbtina
Jo1IEr, Oct. 2H.-lho lion. Judge McI,obosta
has insaed n yonllo for special Grand Jury to
take into consideration tho casey OF tho Young
fro.bugn. OF which full atstomeut was given In
8nndAy's Tn1nuNE. Young johnson, who vas
arrested BY Dstautirs MaAulsy n Q52 West MAD
, 1874-10-27

A cool aud da.ing robbory was conmitod in
Boston Tues1ay afternoon by n man wllo aroyo
upin awagon to tho Public Library Dnisdng, and,
mounting to tho roof OF the extension, OH which
workulen wero buBily cngAgod, borrowed hahn
naer aud clisel, with which TO deliberately pro-
eeoded TO romoyo tho copper !!ghtning-rods from
the building. In this work ho wns engaged for
several hours. no one anspscting but TINT 70 vas
After loading his wagon l,o drove away, md tia
city will have to put up now ligAtning-roda.