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SPRINGFIELD, Sept. 21.-Bertha Won Hiliern
finished tonight her walk of SO miles in twenty.
SIX hours, with eleven minutes to spare. Hell
actual walking time was twenty two hours and
seven minutes.
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Boston Stock Market.
[Sales at tie Brokers Board, Sept. q !
Second Call.


New YORK, Sept. 21-Evening.-Money loaned
up to per cent. this afternoon and closed at per
cent. Sterling Exchange is quiet at 1921 for sixty
days and 1861 for demand.
Imports of dry goods at the port of New York for
the week ending to-day were Sl,7es,s17; amount
marketed, 81, s90.721.
Cola dull at 1881 throughout the day; carrying
rates q per cent; loans also made fat. The
clearings were $13749000. The Customs receipts to-
day $345, 900. The treasury disbursements were
$4,000 for interest and $4,000 forbonds. Govern
ments dull and a trife lower.
The following were the closing quotations of Gov
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Steamship Gussie from Iudiauola with car
go of cattle, broke her shaft on the 10th 80
miles from the New Orleans Passes. The first
mate and fireman started in boat for The mass
and have not been heard from since.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The Carroll Company Five Cent Savings
Rank. -

Bank.
WoLFBoRo, N. H., Sept. 21-At a meeting
of the trustees of the Carroll COMPANY Five
Cent Savings Bank here this afternoon + was
agreed to suspend payment to deposltors. No
great run has been made upon the bank The
amount Of deposits is about S45O, 900. Among
the securities are $4,000 in national bank
shares, and the larger portion of the Securities
are on real estate in New Hampshire. At the
last examination by trustees in August If was
considered that the bank was amply able to nav
ali the demands, and at this writing in CONVEX.
sation with one of the trustees he considered
he bank solvent.
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THE INDIANS.

SAN Francisco, Sept Ala call special
from Prescott, Arizona, says the Commanding
officer at Camp Grant telegraphed Sept. 10th
that he received by courier from Capt. Tup-
per, under date of the 14th. the following des-
patch
Pursued the Indians in a northeast direction
over an exceedingly difficult country, about 20
miles into the mountains east OF the TuIe Rosa
river, New Mexico. The csptives state that
the tribe have been leaving their reservation
for a week or more. Before they left twelve
had been killed. Five squaws and six bows,
ranging from to q years OF age, and two little
girls, thirteen in all, are captives in the hands
of the Indian scouts. The party struck is the
same with which the Indians from the reserva-
ton had fight, at least So miles from the sub
egency, on the morning we left Thomas for that
agency to take up the trail. They were notified
by a runuer from the reservation that troops
were in pursuit, with view to bringing them
back
Every one killed or captured was on the
Jump or hiding in the bushes. 1t was impos-
sble to bring the Indians at bay. think they
must have suffered much and Abandoned q
great deal.
An infant yet alive was found thrown away
in its basket upon the open plain. They scat
tered in the mountains over large area Of
country
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METEOROLOGICAL,

INDICATIONS FOB THE NEXT TWENTY -FOUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIaNALl
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
Sept. %. Il A. M.j)
For New England,
rising barometer. brisk northerly winds, sta
tionary or lower temperature and clear or
partly cloudy weather.
Cautionary signals continue at Woods Hole,
Boston, Thatcher's Island, Portland and East
port
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LATER.
The fire this afternoon destr

The fire this afternoon destroyed the Union
planning mill, corner of ODD and Fisk streets,
inflicting a loss of $4,000, with an insurance
of $4,000, distr ibuted among twelve companies.
About $4,000 worth of lumber was also burned
The same fire destroyed six dry kilns belonging
to 7. W. Harvey's planning mill. Loss about
$4,000. No insurance. The fire, burned. two
hours,
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AUSTRIA,


VIENNA, Sept. 21.-rhe Press says no formal
engagements were entered into at Salsburg.
but the conference resulted in complete accord
between Bismarck and Andrassy of the East
ern policy.
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Clearing House Transactions.

CORTLAND, Sept. Il.
The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction of business as follows Yesterday:
Gross Exchanges. ,948 50
NeG balances. ....."........"... 1903 Go
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ST, JOHN, NIB. Schr Bonetta-25 bbls flour, 2S
do meal, 2 do oil, 10000 bricks.
HALIFAX, Steamer Falmouth-1S90 gals of
Spirits 31s bags feed 14S packages paper As gals
whiskey 1920 lbs tobacco 20 bbls beef is bags corn
252 bbls sugar, 15S packages merchandise.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

Ar at Bucksport Goth, sch Robt Byron, Nicholson
Grand Banke.
Ar at Port Mulgrave Ms, 18th, sch Idela Small Of
Deer Isle, with $50 bbs mackerel.
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MONTENEGRO,

The Montenegrins Preparing to Bonn
bard GatskO.
New YORK, Sept 21.-A cable despatch from
Evans Ostrog says that the Montenegrins have
captured three Krupp guns in Belekia. The
Princes army has turned north, preparing to
lombard Gatsko in order to be prepared for
possible contingencies on the Dalmatian side.
The Prince moved his headquarters to Nicsics
yesterday. His main force is at Gatsko.
RAGUsA, Sept. 21.-The Montenegrins have
captured the Selostup and Nosdre forts and are
in undisputed possession of the Duga Pass.
The bombardment of Gatsko is imminent and
state of siege is proclaimed in Trebinje.
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Providence Print Cloths Market.


PROVIDENCE, R. l., Sept 21.-The Printing cloth
market is still dull; quotations nominal at 3ac casl
for extra and standard GA x 81 and SIC for Sc x g.
cloths
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DIR. hi. R. THAYER,
Mechanics Hall Building.

We would say to the sick and suffering after Won
have exhausted your list of remedies and been treat
ed by 'many physicians" and on the verge of de-
spar, come. and be relieved of your suerngs and We
skill. " A-'
All diseases peculiar to the female organization are
treated, without loealizng, and cured secunden ma
furnn N''''N'0 "@-
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Train Robbery by Tramps.

Tra1n Robbery by Tramps.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 21-Twenty tramps
made descent upon the depot at Warrenton
junction, Va, on the Midland railroad, Tues
day, and robbed the building of every thing
portable. They attempted to board the pay
train near Manassas, but were kept at bay un-
til the engine was reversed and the train run
back to Manassas, when the citizens and rail-
road employees organized posse and captured
six of the gang. On Wednesday five of them
boarded freight train, but were driven off
and one captured
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Foreign KmUOrts.
PICTOU. Schr Eva May-461 tons of coal to
GTR.
HALIFAX, MS. Steamer Falmouth-572 boxes
canned fish to Portland Packing Co.
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Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance-1000 bush corn meal to G
W True 81 Co.
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BY TELEGRAPH,
MAINE.
Especial to the Press.]

Base Ball at Rockland.
RocKLAND, Sept N.-The game of base bal,
played this afternoon between the Bath Blues
of Bath and Dirigos of this city, resulted in
favor of the former Is to IL. All the runs were
made the first few innings. Fielding by both
clubs was fine. About 300 spectators were in
attendance "A
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MARRIED..

In Casco, Sept 1, Geo. N. Mann and Miss Annie
NJ. Proctor.
In Naples. Sept 6, Ambrose G. Chaplin of Naples
and Mrs. Celia A. Bryant of BTidgton.
In Waterville Sept. IL, Chas. M. Herrick Of Wat
ervie and Miss Florence j. Yeaton of Belgrade.
In Hallowell, Sept. s, James @. Neal and Miss
Fannie M. Towns
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QUICK PAssAGE-Sch Eva May, Capt Andrews
which arrived at this port 2st from Pctou made the
outward passage from Point Wolf, NIB, to Bristol, E.
in II days. discharged and came back to Pictou in %
days, making the.r0und voyage, including time in
mort in 81 DAYS,
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Base Ball.
At Observation-Disclosures IL, Chicagos 8.
At Chicago-Stars 8, Indianapolis ID.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
City of Portland.
STREET DEPARTMENT.
NOTICE.

WILLIAM A. GOOD WIN, ESQ.,, City Civil En-
w eneer, in accordance with the Statutes of the
State and OF City ordinances relating the original
location pf streets, and with the order of the City
Council approved August &c. A. D., 1877, having
ascerained the original location of the Streets here
matter mentioned as accurately as practicable and
made written report of his doings in the premises
with plans and desc riptions to the undersigned
Committee on New Streets, to wit: Laurel stfeet
PEARL north of Laurel street; Congress- Of North
street; Cumberland, from North to Merrill street;
Quebec, at North street, Melbourne street; Montre-
al at North street; Walnut street Lafayette street;
Congress street; Merrill, at Congress street; Willis
street; and Emerson street.
This to give notice to all concerned that this Com
mittee will act upon said report. at the Mayors Of
fee, on SATURDAY, the goth inst, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, when and where any person may appear and
object to said report.
M. NJ. BUTLER,
L. d. CUSHMAN, on
SUMNER LIBBY, New
ALBERT SMITH, Streets
GEO. II. COYLE,
sens
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMSHIPS.

Miniature Almanac. September 81.
Sun rises. :. .......549 High water. 10.45 AM
sun sets. .,...,..,...65S Moon rises.4..... PM
M ARINE n EW9,
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Auttiom llotisrs.

L'ORICfO~I KE nf a rhai'el mnrtsa-o 4
MiINr.Hnli. Aurlunrtr F' Nirtuc of ID rlHft,l
m f.I-r. shall 81 ll thls lN saturday. Nts - ~ no
200 b, 4u inuf "i ,il'-ruul 20 hNWrr', hur-, Was'u
nnd hhiur., k' order OF HERMAN buLIE, ENl Al
turn'A iur Morris acc.
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STEAMBOATS, anO aaiIruaOs.
pENNsYI.vA>iA RAILROAD.


AND UNIFIED STATES VAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New YORK, VIA DcsbrO,scs aud Corthnit
IT.. ferries fuuw-.
Exrrrss irri.huri Pitthursh The West ani south
with Pullman palace ears attached, . A. W, q and 81
4 daily. . ~,
FOR Winam. sport Lock Haven. CORY and Erie, At 30
T. VI. connecting AZ CORY Tor ltuNille f'tru.tu
Centre. ami tc oil region. foi Nihamspurt ANA LOCK
Haven. 81 A VI .
For B,luuurc. washlnrton. and the South, "Limitci
Na.hiurfnn ENrfr.. uf Pullman par Tor cara daily, eN
cert SUNDAY. - 'pA VI. arrive Warrington 10 =. VI
Regular at - A. NJ, !, ANA : ~ l.. NJ. Sunia! d
and = ~ =. VI
~ 10 /. 80. a. aIi -JIf VI sunday, . \
. o. AMI 81 = NJ. Emigrant and second class. 7
VI
For trains TO Newark. Elizabeth. Railway, Princeton
Trenton Perth Amins FIriniu.ton Belvidofe alii
other points. $40 lo.sI schedule. 90 a uc, Offices
Tr1i.. arrive From .hur.u. q % AMI ~ ~ \ ana
10 ~ dairy. lnl9 aud Il % T. daily ~
cent Monday. From Vaccination ami hn.umule. 49,
90 A. ". iln. ivlnd 10 ipP Sunday =" Sd, . b,
An From fniliiDiphla. ? 90. q 80, 90 10 40, ~ -
" 30. I In. 3 30. $50 40 inlp. ana 30 20 7 VI
sunday sos. 6yp . 30. II 5DA VI and 10 - NJ
Ticket Offices. SO uud Sit Broadway. Astur House
ami foot o Dc.lfo..r- ami Cnrtanit - Court Il
BROOKLYN. ~ and lis Hudson It, Huhukcn Depot
jersey CITY Emgrsnt ticket Ohce, hautrN plire
FRANK THOMSON. l. = FARMER
General Manager Gcnl PASSENGER Agent
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Solanito- --nluIts.


MBRosE am and ts. 1Gy dsp pos
oicrcd SAMPLE tea, green inck mixed Japan all Kinds.
mcnt Of heathcn gods Chinese aud japanese goods up
stairs Tea store sims bamboo watch ennn, AM I,,
Rtookiyn trade
A FEW agents male and female, to all the Eureka
large marsn sample; And ,ircglars 'rse v l., UkANN
-TurcmEArEsr STORE Garth. Mems
=. 50 CAMERoNS M Bridge IT, Brooklyn
gents wanted syeYwRste in ,es cccG s ana
A yOuNG man to work in livery stable Call at 81
~ North Moore 81
A TEAM OH nailed shoes IA south i' st.. Brook
PEST TEAS aac pound. on receipt Of q We viii
SAMPLE TEA co. 26a Pearl It. near fulton
pIOcK CUTTERS wanted =, HOWELL 4
- Bnn IKE laer hanging factory, 2Sl and SAMSON
RHAss rI>IsnEH wanted, one n.,d to ont door
ID grinding ~ GLOVER i.a6~ Broadway.
CoAr rREssMlEi;No Wanted, ,c, rata, -, n.,.rv
COMPOsITORs wanted at 40 Ann St
IousE rAiNTEKs- fr'c'- pGnc ss s oSi
s. is .,.ter Wy wnses ~ ." dn, ''''
HOUSE PAINTERs.-Fir.tcin,sp painters wanted
j by A. scliLlDlER SIS 9TH av, wages ~ per
ION PRINTER To take CHARGE OF room, must road
nrroi> anh he thorough, .u situation 20 tisl mau
Address. sivins experience. Is. box ie7. Sun once
pURE TEAS term; y Ssspi' ~.gs 70 FAM;
fuitonst
DII>TEHs wanted to attend ms. meeting at ~,
81 aN tns c'cnns Every PAINTER IN the ci'y invited
DAGGER or numhcr,r wanted stead, cnplo'mcnt to
1 an experienced hand. q ". ; box lis. sun office
a Ion hN Of
- Unrest mnnuincurrs in Philadelphia tor ihc states
."nl SS,. r,iiiin. %. w"mnm'. Mss and ch
d,cn'- comple, line o inmnt. fancy and .',rc none
IT" snLfy se0NNfi,, ' rs NSrSei.t, .'rniadoipha
SuOEM AKT.s.-wan lew good worknon on
- ''''' 'wN NccfESiilSS. q" a., and s,a 81,
CilorNA GEES toeoa short distance ~ the coun.
- nv Arn' from 80 to j. NJ. SUNDAY. - 'ur,.ue It
V'o HEPuBrIC.
they are a-lns srcrda, io ten homework The follow
~ cmploysr' have acecd, 90 their demands. Me.sr,
oakley. Marun, hing and Rcnwick.
YEAS FOR TuE TIME>.-Ascn,. wanted 70
L .rh hnc tf'd.. tenn, az low licg, q. 'Anuues az
Pearl It. irEE cOfrEEs \ srEciNLrN
WANTED Oh steam reilra,d -llk,r> Ami, on The
W worh, nnno,Nn Central Railroad. between las, New
coSwAy 4 nrTcnNsoN. Contra tors
WANrED-N IMAM who understands cmho~-lns
w -ia,, forauns cHnA. Sc A. n'' N,un , "a ;,
T 5ai 'N' '' On S'''' o'"'0 Ms '0 - west Nous
WANTED -Yoans man 10 ~ tyre ana mike ,ga,iy,
fr'nsri Il .ie,nccn Il ani : ,'Ciosi , VI "''
WANTED young man that understand. lining
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NIANrED-A stnut Toy. Gor T. ,ear- OLD who hn.
" worh. - ua.nl, sosi chance toicarn ~ ih 81.
\VSNTrD-s'rppcr. and cistr makers. at north.
W we,tc 3oih it. anil R-oai~a, nci = and oolocA.
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&mnstntnta

THE INTEHNAstTIIso'NitA'bL's d EXHIBITION
CENTENNIAL GROUNDS, ,
win he open on and after Nay TO- 1871 win wcllcat.
fed Arrangement Of exhibits 50 displayed as o taciilAe
the advantageous INSPECTION and study Of uicnL
GLASS AND CERAMICS, ...,
ARTISTIC FURNITURE.
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES,
MANUFACTURING PROCESSES, ....,.~,
and CHEMICAL PRODUCTs
Special collections N
EDUCATIONAL APPLIANCES.
PnlLOsOPlICAL APPARATUS. .
ENGINEERING MODELS,
and innumcrahc articles showing the
FINE AND 1NDU STRfAL ARTS.
THE DECORATIVE AND THE USEFUL.
In few words TWENTY ACRES of selected natural
or industrial products representing the shul achieve
ALL PARTS or TiIE WORLD
Grand MUSIC STAND. occupying the north end of
the main transcpt has seats tor chorus oil twenty-five
hundred persons. aud Orsen ~ other
will be given AFTEROOONs and EVENING" The
wxsIIiSGToS At YORKTOWN
is shown without charge, asoa lielke ableau or
Fertilization OF INDEPENDENCE.
TiIF PRICE or ADMISSION Is y CENTS
The visitor may without extra charge VISIT tile oOlec-
PENNSYLVANIA MUSEUM
AND SCHOOL OF INDUSTRIAL ART.
MEMORIAL HALL.
also, Horticultural Hall and the Botanical Garden, re-
turning without further payment to the Permanent Ex
All dcsrahle convcnicnccs have been provided in the
ut Waiting RpoinS baggage Rooms Lunch Counter.
and pnns Room IN the department Public Comfort
The best place Tor Excursion Parties to he found In
d. TORRRy
a.u.r,i A,ont
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Shipping.


INMiS IINr.-NAlf SIT ANEt-
FOR o. EEN~IONS AND ID IRrIuI.
cry OF RICHMOND. SItufIiN. Nn 30 in.N v
CITY or BERLIN .. ......... SATURDAY. j. alr e.
CITY or CHESTER ,turi IS. Iuur u. . T.
From Pier ~. Nnrth river
CABIN ssn and *lul gold Return ticket. Nnllrurihs
terms SfEERAGE. -. currency Ditlt. .'.-t ript
saloons, state Rooms, smoking AMI hatA Rooms aud
ships
IOiiN - DALI. A.aNt
u and SO nLullMl.. Wv \ X
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NATIONAL LINE.-Picr- ~ AMI %. Nlftl VET
~ FOR LONDON
DENMARK - SATURDAY. MAJ u At ~
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
ENGLAND May 49, 10 \ Splln Jun 3
Cabin ant >eeru-c passage Hui drafts ff ~ uN ia
issued at very low rates Conpau, office. $50 way
" ! uiR>i. MANAGER
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

STEAMSHIP LINES
For California Japan China. Australia New Zeallnt
British Columbia oregon. 80.
Sailing from pitr loot Canal - North river
FOR SAN FRANCISCO, via ISrlMuS OF PANAMA
steamship CRESCENT CITY. Tuesday Nay -
CONNECTING tor Central America AMI south farIH lurA
FROM SAN FRANCISCO To JArAN AND CHINA
Steamship cry oF TOXIC. Tuesday. NAV -
FROM SAN FRANCISCO rO SANDWICH ISLANDS. Al3
TRALIA. ana NEW ZEALAND
steamer ZEALANbIA. Nciur slhY. NAV a
Pr trri. ht % passage tllly 90
WIN + CLYDE SEQ. ur 10 = hf TIA ~ SUIT.
R1Wllu- Green ~. fnHts IiIH| -f T.
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SPEAKING TELEPHONE.
PROF. ALIEN. GRAHAM BELL
VIII deliver hi first lecture On
SOlND
IN CUlCkERlNu HALL.
on THURSDAY EVENING. MAY IT.

And will q Nhihit his SrE AkING TELEPHONE
Speech AMI music tran-uiit'd BY Telegraph over long
distances viii be- distinctly heard
Admission u cents reserved -ats 81 The sale Of
seats wll commence MONDAY MpRNlNG. May ~. at -
ucoek AZ Sonulers music store % Union square, and
huffman g. ~ BfnldwHv
second lecture. FRIDAY ENENlNG. May IL
DARk ruEArHE. BROADWAY AND III ST.
! HENRY l. AkHli ..... lrs.te ami Manager.
THE ORIGINAL SUCCESS RENEW Id on The stage VI
It's nrst production by -
Mr. joins T. RAYMOND,
in his celebrated creation ut
COZ. NrLRrRRY SELLERS,
cot VI lbl.ktY SELLERS.
In Marx TWAIN. AmOrcH COMEDY. " rhr Giici Ace 4"
g. ANN. ,snrn,N ANA Nt..r> tuniinDk. Whiting.
Miss NAh1t "oHpVN s,hn. iiascr BlruetS Esbcris,
LAURA HAWKINS yn.'lnn .., Lav Me- retsrs
Isenlrs ats saturday VI liintc ~ ?
ircr- - cents. a. and ~ 80 Notrce list
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-23
SHERIFF1S SALE.

RY virtre of m execution to mo direct
Led | will offer for sale before tho Court
House door in Wilnshoro, on the lirst
lMonday in November next, Within the
iogG!l hours of sale, FOR pAsI, the fol-
lowing described property, to wit;
All that plantation or tract of land
lying IN Fairfield County, on waters of
Beaver Creek, containing THREE uUNDnEn
AND FOURTEEN ACRES. moro or less, and
bounded by lands of Mrs. j. p. Coleman.
Miss Sallie 2. Lyles, Il, M. Lylns and
others.
ALSO,
One tract Of land lying in Fairfield
county, on waters of Rocky Creek, con-
tanning ONE HUNDRED AND sEyENTY-rHngE
ACRES, more or less, and bounded bv
lands of Wesley Mayiiold, J. G. Feaster,
Estate of II. J. Lyles, Mrs. M. T.. Means,
Isaac IL. Meaqs and Samuel B. Clowney,
all levied on as tho property of ". 5.
Monteith apd Richard 1ONeale, Of tho
suit Of Edwin S. Scott, survivor,
r., S. W. RUFF,
Sherifrs Office, S.,F.C.
Winnsboro, S. c.,
October 13, 1877,
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