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THE MILK IN THE CocoANUT.-The
Washington, correspondent of the Neg
York San, writing Of events that culmi.
mated on Saturday, made this shrewd
eurmise: "For my part do not think
that the Republicans are making se-
Eious fight against Butler. In my judg-
ment, 1t is q man@uvre for party pur-
poses. They want to make all they can
ont of the Hamburg massacre, and to
place The Democrats in the position of
forcing Butler In, with the aid of two
purchaaable carpet-baggers, without al-
lowing an inquiry into RutleF's connec.
tion with that bloody affair. They see
very clearly that the Senate must bo
Democratic fifteen months hence, and. in
the meantime, with the carpet.hargero
practically controlling it now. their ma.
jority will always be doubtful. Hence,
they want to make ell the capital they
can ont of this struggle, aud 90 TO She
country next fall on the aecsional issue
ard naRsa Aha IIn:zaA Of HAn.AsAHaati.s..
They think the admission under the cir
cpmstauces will DO worth ten additions,
members so their side at least from the
North in the next House." t1
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sHERIFF's SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANpEPsoN County
In Mc Probate Court.

In hc Probate Court.
Ammaris Duncan, Harriet e. Hammond.
Nancy c. Brasswell, Plaintiffs, against
Judge Whitner Poore, Milton Poore and
Anna Poore. -
pY virtue Of an order to me directed by
I'D w. w. Humphreys, Judge of Probate
for che County of Anderson, and State afore-
said, 1 will expose to sale on the FIRST
MONDAY in JANUARY next, (Ia78). at
Anderson Court House, 8. c., the following
troct Of Land, to wit {: .
ONE TRACT OF LAND,
Containing eighty (80) acres, more or less.
bounded by land OF A. ]. sstringer, Nancy
Poore, John J. Mattison, Sallie Y. McAIis.
ter and William Stone. Sold for partition
ed.
Trims Of Sdle-One-half cash: the no.
mainder on @ credit of twelve months, with
interest from day of aale-purchaser to give
bohd and security, together with mort
gage Of the premises to secure the pU rch lse
money. Purchaser to pay extra for Of, ne
cssssaiJ f;siso.s.
r,a JAMES II. MCCONNELL. II
Sheriff Anderson COUNTY.
Dec IS, 1877 "a
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STATE OF SouTH CARoLIKA,
Anderson Coanty

STATE OF SourH CARoLIKA, =
Anderson Coanty.
In The Probate Court.
Margaret K. Russell and Mary Jane Per
kins, plaintiffs, against Thomas G. Nc
Dowell, Jesse G. Mcdowell and George
Washington Mcdowell, Defendants.
pY virtue Of an order TO me directed by
.4O WV. Humphreys. Judge OF Probate
for the County Of Anderson, aid State afore.
said: I will expose to sale on the FIRST
MONDAY in JANUARY next, (Is78l. at
Anderson Cc--:. House, &. c., che following
tract Of I.a,,11 :. - <it:
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND.
Containing sixty-fve. acres, more o. Ic.s.
bounded by the Tract assigned in the pro,
ceeding, land Of RoboFt Campbell, Lewis
Smith and Others.
Terms o. Satt-One-third of the purchase
money in cash, aud the remainder on cred.
It Of twelve months, with interest from day
OF sale, the purchaser to give bond, and OF
least two good securities, together with O
mortgage Of the premises TO SECURE the pur.
chase money. Purchaser to pay extra for
oil necessary papers and titles.
JAMES II. MCCONNELL,
Sheriff Anderson County.
Dec 13, 1877 %
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JGdge Mackey is reported 40 saying
that Senator'S Gordon and Lamar express
tho opinion that further proceedings
against Patterson should now he dropped.
For what reason we would like to be in.
formed. Certainly the fact that he voted
inr Buffers admission to tho Senate Is no
reaSon to excu.s biz, for his past crimes.
In voting to admit Gen. Butler he only
did his duty, and no man can dises;a:7a .
one good deed against, perhaps, thou
ssesa bad enea, and especially when the
good deed Is performed with the fear of
speedy punishment before his eyes, as In
Patterson's case. 1t would be disgtacaful
In tho extreme TO allow Patterson to ca.
cape even prosecution, and if Senators
Gordon and Lamar have SO far forgotten
the proprieties Of their position as 10 give
their unsought advice upon the Patterson
question, 1t is time to hint to them that
they are not charged with censorship
over the criminal courts Of South Car
nlina
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Farm afid Hills for Sale.

I OFFER forrnale my Farm, lying on the
Il road from Orrville to Pendleton, ten
miles from Anderson, and equally distant
from Pendleton, Williamson and Belton.
containing 259 acres-about 40 acres in orig
inal forest, and 10 acres bottom-on Jones
creek. balance in cultivation and pino land,
designated as home tract, and on which Is o
good dwelling house and all necessary out
buildings. Also. the Mill Tract. containing
feet water wheel, so inch Disston's circular
saw, o gfist mill, so saw revolving feed
-fitist GIN and euiitsii5rf, aud Tssz, YWTinkio
cotton press, all propelled Ivy water. For
particulars call on, or addTs@,
:. 2. SasITu
Anderson c. H., 80.
Dec l3, 1877 e "t 3sllg
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In test vote upon preliminary mo-
tion in the United States Senate upon
the bill to remonetize silver, the Senate
stood 40 to 18, in favor Of the bill. This
shows the great preponderance of the
country to ba on the side Of the dollar os
our fathers, aud indicates that the Senate
will pass the bill even, if necessary, over
On executive veto. There Is no reason
why the public debt should be paid in O
coin dearer than the one with reference
70 which it was created. It looks now as
If Congress intends giving the people o
little consideration while they are adjust
Ing the finances of the nation. This sill
yer dollar is now legal tender, but as
this denomination is not coined men
cannot obtain it to pay debts with, and
hence its legal tender 10, to use .rite
expression. dead letter npon on. stat.
ute books. It Is simple act of Justice,
as well as of sound. financial policy. to
return to the manufacture of silver dol
lars, thereby allowing them 10 20 OBJ
tanned in trade for the uses to which the
laws of our nation entitle them TO be
applied. D
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- The Princess of Wales at London
theatre is thus described: "Her face is
exceedingly gentle aud pretty, and ahe
smiles as frequently as school girl yet
occasionally nervous and anxious ex-
preston Aits across her corntenance, as
If she were enduring sudden and acute
pain. Her hair is of pretty chestnut
brown, and is very skilfuiiy dressed IN q
style that was invented for her and for a
long time worn by no one but her. A
large false piece covers the whole top OF
head, and from the forehead backward Is
one mass of tiny curls and dainty puffs
at the back the usual plaits or pufis finish
the cOiffure."
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The health Of Pope Plus TX still con-
tinues hopeless. His death Is almost
hourly looked for by his friends anG
physicians, and yet he may 1.-Two for
weeks and even months longer. Every
precaution has been taken to conceal his
death when 1t occnrs until the Cardinals
can meet and install his successor This,
of course, will be difficult to accomplish,
and win hardly succeed. Strong guards
are thrown around the church property
to prevent pillage, and every possible
step has been taken to guard against
tunault. ;fS4 his ''S'
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TRUSTEES SALE
Or
Valuable Real Estate /

III OFFER ae.Private sale, at one-ha,f Of
- It's appraised value.
A s. TWO TRACrS OF LAND.
One containing 243 acres, two miles from
Walhalln Depot, and six miles from Seneca
City, valued ct 500 per acre, and the other
containing 1888 acres adjoining the former,
valued at $500 pei. .ocre,
All Of both Tracts in native fnret, except
about twenty acres Of the former, which
has been recently cleared.
Sold to stop interest in the Banks at An.
derSon aiid Walhalla
II not previously sold, slie Lsgds will be
6ALEDAY In JANUARY next.
TEnMs-Half Cash--baiancs at one year
with interest from date.
;. !. NORTON.
Trustee.
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by LEGRAPn.
PASSAGE OF TiiE ysSRy BILs.
Grand Victory for the Charleston Do.
mOcraey.
EEAe GetaePal A3aassaBRy eaGs slse
R0ndea Debt.
specia. Dispatoh to ths Ande,,On 1atsl,scene.,

Special Dispatch to thc Anderson Iatslticene~
CcLuMBrA, s. c., Dec. 1a, 1877.
The debate on the us,ry bill closed
yesterday at twelve O'clock. The vote
stood seyenty-four for and aixteen against
tho bill. The bill Ia virtually passed
and will become law. ie
The city election in Charleston result.
ed in @ complete victory for the whole
oe the regular Democratic ticket. Mai
Salss' majority, the candidate for mayor
is atort three thousana. The elecsior
passed OF quietly.
The Bond Commission win report rex
Monday.
The General Assembly is rapidly dis
posing cs the ,natters before IL. but can
not toucl the most important matte.
untilithe Bond Commiasion reports. i
10 confidently believed that the bondst
debt will be materially decreased wher
the Commission reports. 81, '1H'r
r.. w. SIMPsON.
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SnERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. 4.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANpERsoa CoUHTY.
In the Probate Court.
Mrs. Margaret Clinkscales aud Mrs. Elisa-
beth Bre Zeale, vs.. G. w. Cox.
PY virtue of an order to me directed from
~ W. w. Humphreys, Judge of Probate
for Anderson County, and State aforesaid, I
will expose to sale on the FIRST MONDAY
In JANUARY next (1878) the following
tract Of land, to wit:
ONE TRACT OF LAND,
situate in Honea Path Township, contain
ing one hundred and forty (l40) acres, moro
or less, adjoining lands OF G. w. Cox, w.
G. Brown and others. Sold as the real estate
of Mrs. Margaret Cox.
Terms Of Saie-One-thiri of the purchase
money in cash, the residue on credit OF
twelve months, with interest from day of
sale, the purchaser to give bond with good
security, with mortgage Of ths premises to
secure the purchase money. Purchaser to
pay extra for oil necessary papers.
JAMES III. JaCONNELL.
Dec 13. 1877 %
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The House Of Representatives Of this
State passed q resolution i,:structing Sen.
Gtor Butler to present to the Sen % r.
copy Of the report of the Investik ating
Committee, and request the investigation
of the cha.Ees therein made against Sen
ator Patterson. When this resolution
reached the Senate it was referr ID to the
committee on Federal Relations and has
not since been heard of. Does this com.
mittee intend to pigeon hole" the reso-
ln;:vn, and thereby become the defenders
and shields Of Patterson7 If so, we trust
an effort will be made to discharge the
committee from the c. sideratio, of the
resolution and bring the matter before
the Senate. The revolution ought to be
adopted and the report presented to the
Senate. I: would almost certainly force
the expulsion Of Patterson, which would
give us ali additional Senator from this
State. There should be no relaxation OF
the prosecution of John j. Patterson.
Any bargain, connivance or lcniency
which tend, to countenance aud sustain
man SO covered with corruption would
be disgraceful to the honest name of the
State of South Carolina. We cannot
afford TO palliate or condone the offences
of this man, who, but G short time ago,
was rejoicing over the proapeCs of Give
years RioTs Of goo;l stealing in South Car.
olina."
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Ex-Gov. piachback, of Louisiana, haa
addressed an open letter TO GOV. Nichols
reaigning his place as United States Sen.
ator from that State. Congress dHaded
last year that Pinehback bad no place
end therefore 8 Fes.ss;=ssoz. zsaa ac!
necessary to relieve him Of the ariuoul
duties and responsibilities of q Senator
ship. We suppose. however, that lie has
been reading the accounts Of Republican
officials resignipg in South CarolipS md
it has just occurred TO him that this would
be the raost iiSnifed saapEsz 81 ya!oaa.
ing himself of an empty honor M
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ors. / know that many yexed questions
will arise which will demand the most
dispasSionate and careful consideration
on the park of yol.: PsSsiding officer; 5u.
IL you, as ! feel assured yen will, give
me the kind assistance which yon have
slways given TO your former ehairfnan,
shall not despair Of accomplishing the
object for which you have elected me.
Gentlemen, permit me, 10 conclusion,
to say that sincerely thank YOU for the
great honor you have conferred upon
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There, 10 bill before the Legislature
providing Tint oil judges elected hereaftes
shall serve dafing good behGssior Or for
life. This ina wee move ana we hope
the measure will be adopted. saassca
should be select:a With great care, from
the ableSt lawyers of the greateAt expe-
rience and of the purest character, and
ail temptation should be removed from
them BY giving them the oiilcs for life.
This wouId % more TO purify aud e:svaie
tho judiciary of our State than any other
nieaadre that could posaibly bo adopted.
Thip system IS what made cur judiciary
80 exalted before recoustrnction, and the
change of Il did much to bring Ii down
TO the plEne it occupied under Radical.
Ism. 81 ls lsss.iII.. a s.....l iallneb J.
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The Legislature Is working at @ plan
Tor organizing the State Univeruity which
provides for two institutions, one for the
whites and one fox the colored youths OF
the State. Better spend tho money In
maintaining ouA common schools and
bringing them up to o higher state OF
perfactiop, gentlemen. Such disposi-
tion Of the publio money would do more
good and be more acceptable to the great
minority of our people.
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Delinquent land Sales,

ANDERSON TOWNSHIP.
Brown, Samuel, Jr.. I buildine. 1 lot
Bro'sa, Maggie g., building, iiot.
White, Andrew, building; / lot, :
BELTON TOWNSHIP.
Davenport, =. b., building. I Let.
- BROADWAY TOWNSHIP.
Major, D. N, SO acres.
DARK CORNER TOWNSHIP.
Joel B. Newton, so acres. :, i.e,
FORK TOWNSHIP.
Coats, John, 1856 acres.
Perry. Solomon, I building. loa
, 10. HALL TOWNSHIP.
Barksdale, Allen g., 200 acrea.
Gaii, Nancy, sc acres.
1cAlister, MaryJ., lOO acres, l build,R.
AcAlister, B. T., 81 acres.
Bozemon. men. Sarah n %1 F.; : IS0 scrsg;
Campbell d Smith, 1S6 acres.
Stott, Drayton n, 90 acrea.
Webb, Dudley H., 60 ecres.' 1ffl
MARTIN TOWNSHIP.
Parka &c MeCurry, 26O acres.
Thompson, Twfne, 40 acres. H''sfttit
'li, .PENDLETON TOWNSHIP. sd
Brown, Charles B., 80 acres. .....,.,
SAVANNAH TOWNSHIP. '''
Garie. Eiias ., SSS ecres, building.
VARENNES TOWNSHIP.
isamtriond, Elizabeth, 2 acres, ! build'g
Masters e. Crawford, ----,i' "a - o
White, Jossph c., acres.
Brown, Samuel, jr., II acres. ''''
Terfill, Elias, acre. i.et
~. BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD co.
Two buildings and lot, for Inc ysara
1871, 1872, 1873, 1874, 1876 and 1876. -
ADDITIONAL RETURNS.
Long, James, (Pendleton) 100 acres.
McAtister, Mary J., (Hali) los acres.
Cox John, Admir-. OF w. g. Cox 70.
tate, (Savannah) SO acres.
Sadler, Lucinda, (Savannah) 86 acres.
Wamiey, James, (Afartin) 90 acrcg. I,
Palmer, Madison, (Fork) so acrea.
Gentry, William +, <yaronnes) 45ec-es
NOTICE Is hereby given that th.
AN whole of the several Parcels. T,ots'
and parts OF Lots of Real Estak de-.
scr.hea IN h,a neAeedIng lls., cr &c .mel.
thereof as will bs necessary to nav tbe
Taxea, Penalties and AssoaE,n ents oharr-
cd thereon, will be cold by the T'reasurer
or Andof1on County, South Caroline. at
bis ofEtce In said County. ON R9OWDRV
Saet DAY OF DECflIDEH. a. D
aS55, unless said taxes, assessmen end
penaIEIe5 DO paiCl D5FoYo thas time. nylfi
ouch eale will be continued from dav To
day until oil OF said paroeIs. lots and
parts Of lots OF Real Estate shall ia soid
or offered forIsala. ~, - -,
.,,,f s.,. Z. J. PICKENS.
Auditor or Anderson County.
! Deo ID. 1877 81 -
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- -ksaA1a Ell1n..li.zeIzz j AZ ahn,s Efr.fscs
States Coptt for the District Of Columbia,
Ras decided the Patterson ha5eas corpus 81 4 4
cascIin fay1rs Of Patterson, holding that
he would not allow Pattersoa tobe hand
Cd oyer to the reputation, becanso Gov.
Hampton vas only ,obaying the vishes Of
q fattlnn. and net tho EnvaFaiantv Af a
State, liz calling for this official criminal.
Thus laless odf State authorities appeal
and have this dseisica EsveSsed, NO ean.
hold o Patterson unsil after
iAgGsech 1873 sVill oair pscpie forget his
crimes tgs fSns not. Eyofy siFsors
3shonld "a EaaSs "a Dust him rom the
enas and then cohsign him to tho pan
iisntiary. IL Hoaid 30 iishoncrabie IN
tho s1stsenls b alloy Patterson TO escape
lpnnislinaens foF MS pass stas. b
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Fair Play High School,
MAEE ed FEA AER

aAfA sssS sszaa2 y 1zl------tss ---i
FHTHIS Institution will open at Fair Play,
vile, on the FIRST MONDAY in JANU-
AIRY, 1878, and continue during full ses-
sion Of ten months. ',f
Every facility will be offered to students
to obtain o thorough education. Tuition as
low as other first-class institutions. .
A first class Music Teacher will furnish
lessons TO those students desiring them.
Parents Wishing to obtain further infor-
nation will please apply to the Board Of
Trustees, or to :as
w. P. CALHOUN, Principal,
Dec IS, 1877 22
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THE EUROPEAN WAK.

The Russo-Turkish war Is, 70 all ap-
PsaEanceS, drawing 70 close. The Rus.
sians have hot received any very serioua
check lately, though they have lozs one
ortwo small ights, but on last Sunday o
desperate attack was made upon the for.
tilted city Of Plevna, and the city was
taken by the Russians after hard and
bloody fight. Osman Pasha, the Turk
ish General. behaved throughout the en-
gagement with heroic valor, and wa
wounded ia the struggle. He was, how
ever. compelled to surrender uncondi-
ionally, and hia. men were found to be
in starving condition from the effects
of the siege.
This leaves Turkey very much crippled,
and it Is probable that peace will be made
at an early day by treaty between the
contending powera. Russia offers peace
without reference to England. She re-
quires the liberty of christians to exercise
their own belief unmolosted, and to gov
ern themselves, more territory for Mon.
tenegro, and for Russia, Kars and Eatoum
ss fortified towers, together with freedom
In the Use of the Dardancllea.
It is likely these terms will &, agreed
upon, as Turkey cannot afford longer to
resist the hardy warriors from the North.
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STOLEN .

NROM the subscriber, at Bolton, 8. c.,
dark bay HORSE, about IL years old-the
horse was small, or rather on the pony or
der-and had q saddle and bride on. ANY
information thankfully received.
g. B. TELFORD, Bolton, s. C.
Dec 49, 1877 22
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Dec 13, 1877
GTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
~ ANDERSON COUL,rY

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
~ ANDERSON CoULrY.
BY ~. ". Humphreys, Judge Of Probate.
WHEREAS, Fleetwood Clinkscales has
applied TO me to grant him letters of
administration on the Estate and effects
Of Mrs. Margaret Cox, deceased. .
These are therefore to cite and admon-
ish all kindred and creditors OF the said
Margaret Cox, deceased, to be and ap-
pear before me in Court OF Probate, to
be hold OF Anderson Court House, on
Friday, 2sth day December, 1877. after pub
iication hereof, TO show cause, If any they
have, why tho said administration should
not be granted. Given under my hand,
this 6th day OF December, 1877
w. w. HUMPHREYS, J. p.
Dec Is, 1877 % %
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Dec 13, 1877

a DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE
1A All persons having demands against
the Estate Of the late Gillian Shearer. de-
ceased, are hereby required to present them
within the time prescribed by law or their
claims will be barred. The cinims inny be
handed In TO Joseph r. Brown, our Attor-
ney.
A. G. DOBBIN4, Admir-,
MARTHA A. SHEARER, Adm'x.
Doe Is, 1877 %
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TO RENT I

A GOOD and convenient DWELLING
with oil necessary out-buildings, good gar.
den spot, fine orchard, and small Farm, II
desired, convenient to the Collegiate Insti-
tute, For further particulars epply to
Dec IS. 1877 o2
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Our energetic and worthy neighhor
the Hartwels Sun, sends us the followina
IS the result Of the recent election in ths,
County: For Senator, 31st District, Col,
Fred. B. Hodges 217I, Rev. Thomas
Crymes 1067-Hodges' majority 1lO4
For Representative of Hart County, Ga
A. g. McCurry, Esq, 719, j. r. w
Vernon, Esq, s19-McCurfy's majority,
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& >
s The election for Speaker Of th6 House
( Of REPRESENTATIVES. resulted In Tho aeisn.
tienof Hon. !. o, Sheppard, Of Edsafeld,
ossss1 Ion. James IL Orr, of this County,
I Uy d caucus sote of As to So, aftsr q great
sslsny ballots. Both of the candiidates
we're yodng men Of iine abilities aud had
made brilliant records in theirlegislasiye
career, a,..ft our personal relatioaa with
both afc stsoy stat Sc woald have rejoiSee
to geo eisheg of them elected, and 1t tie
earne titaa ne reeret that Ell ars flaa been
defeated. The House woEld hare .ses
ssc;;.:.se;s On etseisss Deer by aay ehoies Il
might haze EaAIle between hi Shep.;
pafd and Orr. hgS. eheb bpaFil, abthssne.
ceasfrl aspitays, Ags hi Il congFatpiatitps
of the SntIre Sfste, end Ii Il. Orr has made
many fsleada aad asinaissFs By Iiis 6igrii-
tlsd and sbHs iE5ssaaFiiing EhgSuslsnsis
pElle sass tcr tt,e akegslsip.
did slos tIso olssiiee, bnt sllosgcsi
bis lsssesssasfs 70 tise 4i5 In cospection
NTH sidf lsen The sote
given hlnass compliment ana
he may s. e. FEEL sllat even III tssissss s.e
has bgsn hlghl hshoFsd by ii
of iEnany 0lsraSas. Thets d
ssQpbtlssa lseioyS lin in
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Receivers Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the under.
AZ signed will make q settlement Of the
Estate Of Snow & Langston on the 10Th
January next All claims presented must
be sworn to.
J. L. TRIBBLE, Receiver.
Dec Is, 1877 %
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GALE OF CHOOSES IN ACTION.
~ The undersigned hereby gives notice
that he will sell the chooses in action belong.
Ing to the estate of II. B. ARNOLD, de-
ceased, by order OF the Probate Court, on
Mond,y, the 3lst day Of December, 1877, q!
II m. sesM
L. T. ARNOLD, Admir-.
Dec 13, 1877 22 s