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broadcast, followed again by oats. aud 60
on, for period Of four years, would not
only he fonnd rennnerative cinns hut
the succession would increase the fertility
MANIFOLD. Very marked improvement
has attended the turning Of unpastured
oat stubbie for three or four consecutive
Reas0ns. Heavier, more tenacious soils
are favorable TO wheat, and by summer
fallow may produce successfully that
cereal for. several years in succession
But what is far preferable, is the sowing
Of red clover seed along with the wheat
II 10 o fact that cannot be contro7erted
that clover is both preservcr and Gestil-
zer. This is its reputation on two conti-
nents-Europe testifes to it, America
| confirms it. In respect to the facility in
adapting itself 20 soil and climate. and
its .oIage ana renovating qualities Il LA
no equal among the grasses. The w, ,.ter
has seen it on the fiat sandy soil of the
eastern shore of Virginia. It flourishes
in the coolest latitudes, and is found in
the hottest zones. That it does we'll in
upper South Carolina is an established
fact. Its great merits should have long
since commended themselves more gen.
orally to the farming community; and
instead of small patches broad fields
should be put down in this invaluable
grass. We believe the time is not yery
distant when this will take place, and
when our old red hill.sops will be seen
covered and green with this plant, not
perhaps especially for the hay that they
may yield, but for purposes OF pasturage
and renovation. Sown i'm connection with
wheat, oats or barley, OF alone, it fire.
guently produces large amount of hay
the first season. The second year the
hrst cutting may be expected to be very
abundant; aud the aftefsWath, if allowed
to ripen, will furnish seed for other SOW
ings, and provender for cattle in the win
ter. Being biernial the field should ut
the proper iin.s De turned, and after.
warde sowned down in small grain, with
q light sprinkling Of clover seed. An.
other two years will prepare the land for
magnificent corn or cotton crop. But
If preferred the afterswath Of the second
year may be permitted to fall on the
land and serve the two.fold purpose of
re'seeding and fertilizing. E.
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Ex-President Grant has visited Mou MT
Vesuvius, and the New York Herald
thinks the Mountain should have shown
Its consideration for the distinguished
viaitor by getting up An eruption .or the
occasion. Its volcanic majesty, however,
was of different opinion, aEd received
the General without any display what
ever. 1t is supposed, though, that Grant,
the greatest smoker Of America, held
pleasant communion with Vesuvius,
Ss:ch IL .:as geeG.sat smoker oe Europe.
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ASSEGNEE7s
SALE OF LANDS.

PY virtue of Deed of Assignment st,rria
;Ao to b. Frank Sloan, by james ".
crawford, the oath day Of January. 1877.
Tor the benefit OF his Creditors. wa win sail
nc PEN Mnl:E1NM VILLAGE an The aEf,-
OND III aURSDAY4i in JANUARY NEXT.
within the legal hours of anle, the following
property, to wit:
ONE TRACT OF LARD,
In Pickens County, State Of South Carolina,
Known Us the "keowee Tract" containing
Sesen Se, hundred Acres, moro or less, situate
tSetWeen Twelve Mile and Reowee Rivers,
bounded by lands of B. Boggs and Others.
i4>ss. ALSO,
At same time and place, one other TRACT
OF LAND, lying part in Pickens ' and an mart.
IN 0conee Counties, known as the "Cold
spring Place" on which James w, Cray.
ford pow lives: containing Seven Huudred
anu seventy Acres, more or less, ON Seneca.
E;. EE;,yer. and adjoining lands of Thomas e.
Clemson and others. ~
ALSO,
at the same TINA and nlane, /, Iot of Mules
and Wagons, and one Horae.
ALSO.
At ABBEVILLE COURT HOUSE. ON the
second Monday in January next,
ONE TRACT or LAND.
In Abbevilie County, on shankln's Greek,
waters of Little r: ;Tar. containing Fourteen
Hundred Acres, more or less, adjoining
lands OF VIM. Dlinkscales and others.
s TERMS OF Sale.
PERSONAL Property cash--Real Estate one.
third CASH balance on o credit OF twelve
,I.cnshs, with interest from date Of snle, to
ce secured by mortgage of the premises,
viii iessve % ant uiIdt5 TisyInviit. = tiToss
ser to pay extra for papers.
B, FRANK SLOAN, x.
Assignee.
8a JOSEPH N. BROWN,
Agent for Creditors.
Jan 3, 1877 % 2
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It is announced from the National
Capitol that for the future the Democrat
ic party will vote solidly with the Presi.
dent, and against Conkling, in the Sem
ate. They will vote to confirm oil the
Preaidents appointments, unless Il be in
special cases. This action, il true, is OF
very doubtful propriety, as we believe
the President is as bad man ss Conk-
ling. The Senator'S had bette, have on.
snounced that they would vote with
Hayes when he was fight and with
Conkling when he was right, It would
have put both parriea OH their good be-
havior, andwould probably have exerted
q msah better Influence.
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NOTICE.

FNHE PUBLIC SCHOOLS of~Anderson
Il County will open from the 7th of jan.
uary, 1873.
The Board of Examiners will meet on
the second and third Saturdays of January.
each Township will be given to the Trustees
as soon as practicable.
All Teachers in their reports are requested
to give the names of all parents with the
number Of children, male and female.
J. N. CARWILE,
School Commissioners.
Jan 10. 1879 0R
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The prop0sition to re-establish the in
come tax as the mode for raising nation.
Al revenue comes from the South and
West, where the present systcm Of rn-
.-.:c:: .-.,.:c:
burden, BY compelling these sections to
pay moro than their juat proportion Of
Eshe burden Of supporting the general
government. The taxea for the year
1875 are taken as Che basis of comparison
between the actions, and the operations
Of the Present ssssssem may be gathered
from che figures Of that year. The whole
revenue from Internal taxes that year
FviTi5a iis.sFs sst; t;sTT 3. SO eco ono Of
this atnonns the Northeastern States
Maine, New Hanpshire, Vermont, Mas-
gachuse;ts, Rhode Island and Connecti.
cut-paid only q, 900. 900, willis accord.
...as 70 sA.,n.ll LAY, tnfv shonid havA na,l
IS, ,260, 600. and according 70 wealth about
slG. .O0l, 900. This Middle Stases New
York, New Jersey, Pennsylsania and
.DeiRv paid &24 ,000, 900, While ac.
cotdiag q population .sssjyf .tsssssjyf sl.daid have
paid boat lss same snTu, aud aeconlinR
to 4lth L wolld have baen SCI, 500 600.
Now she Northwestern Esasas and Terri
spsiea Ohio Indlsna Illinois, A{ichi-
Il ers stosisin, lows, Afinhesos Ran-
cas-. gs bsss fcplahs, DAlsotaa Col.
oEao Idahe, Utah aad Sgyo-
ssllss..lsld .es0. lshlla accoislIn
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DEMOCRAGfC EXECUTIVE EXECUTIVE GcaSMPp.

The members Of the Executive Com
mittee Of the Democratic party of Ander-
son County ere requested to meet at the
IETEILrGENcRa office, at Anderson @.
a., s. O., on Friday morning the 18th
day of January, ct II O'Clock a. M, for
the purpose Of attending to business OF
great importance to the party, and to
consider the propriety of calling County
Convention at ia early Day. a full
meeting is earnestly desired. The fol-
lowing gentlemen compose the commit
tee: ~
Chdi,meR--James A. Hoyt.
First Vice Mairman--John B. Moore.
Second Vice Ctai,man-John B. Stton.
Third Vice CAai,man--Dr. NJ. G.
Parker.
Secretary--E. b. Murray.
Garvin Club-J. P. Glenn.
,slabtosca--Willis Watkins.
Brushy CFeek--T. FL. Russell.
Peadseton--W. II. ID. Gaillard.
Sandy Springs-W. w. Russell.
0satrepiRe-R. w. Reeves.
Hunse,'a SPRING.. Bolton Watson.
F5r1 No. 1--CoI. F. E. Harrison.
F6,k No. 2-Maj. Gee. Merritt.
Rock 1iiAs-r. A. McLeskey:.
ISavannah-Rauber Burfiss.
Cor7ier-Dr. A. g. Cook.
Martin--E. Ambrose.
Narenaes-Col. J. w. Norris.
Hag-Jesse P. MCGEE.
Honea Rdth.-D. 8. Mccullough.
Belton-Dr. w. O. Brown.
HllIiamston-Dr JOHN Wilson.
HopeaoeN-Capt. e. T. Martin.
Broad.oay-L. f. Campbell.
Anderaon-The Secretary.
As no record Of the proceedings of the
Committee has been kept, there may be
some error in the omission Of some Club,
or in the name of some member, and
hence any person knowing himself to be
o member of the County Executive Com
mittee Is requested to attend.
JOHN B. MOORE,
First Vice Chairman.
l.. Is. MURRAY, Secretary.
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NOTICE OF
ASSlGNEE'S SALE.

TTNDER Deed of Assignment made 10
~ James NJ. Latimer by Albert 7
Clinkscales, the Goth of Februsry. 1877 -, ..
rue benefit of his creditors, we viii seii ~
ABBEVILLE COURT HOUSE, on the -
Second Monday 10 janGary, 1873.
Within the legal hours of Gale, the follow.
ing property. to wit:
ONE TRACT OF LAND, NO. l.
Known as the "Pinckney Land" contain.
ing two hundred and twenty-one acres
more or less, lying on waters of Remsav,s
Creek, bounded by lands OF William "
Ciinkscales, James w. Crawford and lands
OF Mrs. Mary Miller.
TRACT NO. 2,
Known as the plantation Tract.n cont,f,
ing five hundred and forty acres. more or
less, lying on Shanklin's Greek, waters NJ
Little River, bounded by lands Of Or. ]. r
scaless and other lands of A. j. Cliakscales
TRACT NO. 8,
Known as the "Home Place. contain:np
Inns Creek. waters of Little River, bounded
by lands Of w. V. Clinkscales and DR.. I. n
BaSkinS. -
TRACT NO. 4,
Known as the colbert Tract" contair,n,
three hundred and thirteen acres. more oS 20
less, lying on waters of 6hnnklin's Creeir
bounded by lands of J. Townes Robertson'
Peter Gilbert, DR.. j. T. Baskin, w. v, Ciink,
scales and others. -'-AAf
TRACT NO. s,
Known as the "Eiitcham Tract.n oon,a,n-
ing three hundred and ninety acres. mora
or less, bounded by lands OF r. l., VIII.
liams, J. H.. Bell, w. ". Clinkscales. and
Others, and lying on waters of Shnnklln,
Creek.
On tho day following, Tuesday,
/ VIII sell at A. J. Clinkscales' home place.
Nine Mules, one Horse,
Zen Cows and three Calves,
Stock of Hogs and Sheep,
Three Wagons,
One Carriage aud one Buggy.
TERMS OF SALE-Personal proDertv
Cash. Real Estate, one .!iird cashLbaI
ance on credit Of twelve months, with in,
terest from day of sale, to be secnred br
mortgage of che premises, with .leaye To-
anticipate payment. Purchaser to pay ex.
ira for papers.
JAMES NJ. LATIMER,
,o.vr Assignee.
Agent for the Creditors.
Dec ~, 1877 % A
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Meeting Of Pomona Grange.

The meeting Of Pomona Grange on
last Saturday was respectable, and the
members present exhibited Sommends<
bic spirit of interest In the welfare of the
order. We received many pleasant
promises of future promptness and pune
tuality in the discharge of Grange obli.
cations. Several sub. Oranges cleared
themselves on the Secrctary's books.
The subject of the purchase of Fer
tiligers was discussed, and finally referred
to the Executive Committee for arrange
ment; aud Grangers may expect reliable
guano ready for delivery in due time, on
the most favorable terms that can be OBJ
tained.
Having disposed of the routine busi-
ness, the Grange elected the following
officers for the ensuing year, and to be
installed at the regular meeting in April,
viz: w. w. Russell, w. n; p. r.
Brown, o.; T. B. Lee, Lee. A. b. Bow
den, S.; N. B. Williams, Jr., A. S. ;
J:'W: Norris, Sec; ]. T. Cook, G. K.
riss, p; Mrs. J. w. Pickens, F.; Miss
Committee. r. Brown, T. b. Lee,
j. w. Norris.
We observe growing interest towards
the Grange Oil the part of the lady men,
bers, which We gladly hail as evidence OF
good to the order. Several ladies were
reported g delegates and secretaries from
sub-Granges. Worthy enterprises are
not apt to fail when the sympathy, inter-
est and energy of the ladies are enlisted /;
and if q word of appreciation and en-
couragement from us can avail anything
in urging them forward, we cheerfully
endorse these ladies, and bid them press
forward to the accomplishment of the
hallowed object of the order.
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a. w. TODD,
Cozatrsascc sscceoo1g asccteoo1' AND Bgsilder,
ANDERSON, Sc G.
Williamson Male Academy.

lrT'HE FIRST SESSION twenty weeks,
IL begins JANUARY 9th.
TUITION pER SEssIos-Spelling, Reading.
writing, Elements of Arithmetic and of
Geography, $500. Higher Ar;si.,nat;c and
Geo Gtieogr1nphy English Grammar, Compost
Algebra. Geometry, &C., $3.50.
Patrons get benefit of public funds. Char.
ges made from time OF entrance to end of
session. When attendance Is not possible.
deduction for lost time is made. Board in
private families as low as at other villages.
J. ~. PICKLE, Principal.
TRCsTEEs-Dr. ]. W. Crymes, Pres. C. Z.
Horton, Sec.; R. v. Acker, DR.. Ben. Brown.
@. B. Roberts.
Jan 10, 1873 % o,n
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s .q YVILLIAiiBTON
TEN FEN ale COLLEGE, e,
WI Y 2 -!!!A.tasSTOH, 6. G..
Alive Up-couhtry School for Glrls.

Rev. E!ls7g.. 9. LANDER, AZ H., President.
XN1ILL leave Branchyillo a. a. m. on
Wv Saturday, Feb. q. and mass = colnn,, ali ",
Dia at IL, escorting pupils to Williamstnn
Ior the Spring Session, which oper,s m
Monday, Feb. 4. 1873, -
RA TIES, per Session of 90 weeks:-
Board, exclusive of Washing. :. !. sos 90
regular InitioI1. 1..,.......$ $40 90 TO % on
instrumental Music. on m Is
TERMS -One.half Of the Sessions exnsn.
ses must be paid in advance, the re.
1ai'ii. :e. q f'i siIis
r rule viii be ragidly enforced In every
LOCATION Healthy, accessible. ouiet
pleasant. Community, moral, order.
HX: Ne 6Tog-shop Within three miles.
pills attend three Churches in turn.
COURSE or STUD DY-semi- Annual On
the '0NR S4ItpYr plan. EacG nu.il
pilraies one leading study nt i Time
concentration OF thought, increased
interest, SUCCESS, and efijovfnet,k re-
suit. bellies Lettres, Natural Science
e =. : e s.l-a and Ia.i.. :e.:s,sa.l e.
Rreaastion. Studious girls complete
the Course In three years. {,
PREAIUBEs. EVERY pupil who AVERAGES 7n
or more Is entitled TO discount Of 90
Il o9 PET cent. IN next Session's Eegu.
PHYSICAL ESeEaC. .ISE receives systei,,st
70 attention. daily nTtictics In CaIIa.
shenlca. Rescuiar use OF Health
MosniI'g sTSsyening walk, &c.
s. ~ Send TO, Catalogue.
Jan $, 1873 $3.50 % a.,
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L. B. MURRAY, Secretary.

President and Mrs. Hayes celebrated
their silver wedding in the White Hor.o
at WashisesO.i on tbs 3lst Of December
last. The President declined 10 receive
any presents on that occasion, and in that
respect made decided improvement
upon tho example set him upon numer.
GUS occasions by his predecessor, the ava
ricious Ulysses.
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The following officers of Hampton
Grange, No. 364, we're Installed on tile
28th ult. by DR.. J. T. Cook:
p. j: Earle, NJ; John Rainey, o.
Milton Richardson, l.. r. G. Cunning.
ham, S.; Rob't. Mcconnell, A. S.; j. G.
Winter, Sec. NJ. T. Whitaker, T.
Rev; d. L. Whitaker, c.; T. G. Earle
&. K; Miss A. E. Earle. L. A. s.
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3 a DMTNIsTRATOR,s NOTICE :

"A DMINIsTRAToR'S NOTICE.
IA All persons having demends agninst
She Estate OF T.. Il. Boggs, deceased, are
hereby notified to presenf them to the nm
oerstgnod, properly proven. Rithin the time
pieecrlbed by law, and all indebted 70 mpke
payment. $, ----'>e - :
Jan 10, 1873 :. "a Auts :,
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

~ AHDERsoS County.
by W. W. Humphreys, Judge of Probate,
WHEREAS, J. C. C. Feathsrston has ap.
Pned 70 me TO grant him Letters Of Admin.
Barksdale, deceased. - -
TheSe are therefore to cite and admonish
al! and singular the kindred and creditors
OF the said A. s. Barksdale, deceased. that
tney bs and appear before me in the Court
OF Probate, to be held at Anderson g. IT.
on Eridey. 25th day of january, 1873, after
Pnpncation hereof, at IL o'clock in the fore
noon, to siioy cense. IL any they have, why
the said Administration should not bs
granted. Given under my hand, this 8tb
day Of December, 1873.
w. w. HUMPHREYS, j. p.
Jan ~. 1873 %
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Information yEant,a About the Fig Pree
SEcREslRY's OFFICE,
STATE AGRICULTURAL SocIETY,


PosiARIA, 8. O., Dec 20, 1877. :.
Editor Register: Please insert the fol-
lowing letter in your paper, with s viow
to solicit information for transmission to
the Department of Agriculture. All
who can answer, if only in part, will
E:sase do SO through the undersigned, at
Pomaria, that the Department may be
put in possession of facts that may prove
of great advantage and profit to our peo-
pie. Yours very respectfully,
THOMAS w. HOLLOWAY,
Secretary.
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Senator Patterson has recovered to q
considerable extent from his recent at
Lack OF nervous PFostration, but will be
unable to attend the Senate during the
remainder Of the session, on account oi
his feeble health. 1t Is said that he will
be absent from his seat without getting O
pair with Democratic Senator, which
will leave the Republicans only majori-
ty OF one In the Senate without counting
tho vote of Senator Davis, who Is On in.
dependent, and generally votes with the
Democrats. In addition to this calamity
which threatens the Republicans In the
Senate, it is said that Senator Patterson
is aeriotlsly contemplating the question of
reaigning his Senatorahip and reno .;ps
his citizenship from South Carolina back
TO Pennsylvania, with view of running
for Congress from that State in 1880.
Ex-senator Simon Cameron has ;nviteI
Patterson to visit him, and promises IL sle
aill settle In his district to use all OF his
influence to secure the Republican NOM
ination fos him. Cameron's influence ha,
alwaya been equivalent TO q nomination
end nomination has heretofore been
equivalent to en- election, and hence Pat.
tefs0n thinks the chance Of becoming O.
Con yrusaInan ifoTn ffennsylvanis Is better
Shan bis chance to aecuro further honors
In this State, and hence he Is likely to
bid US adieu, aud thereby enable the
Democrats TO elect sLother Senator which
would mako parties even in the Senate.
The Republicans are very uneasy about
these reports. and it 10 claimed that there
e some f0sadation for them. We do not
wish Pennsylvania any harm, but Ii would
he3a great reliefto Us ifahe would feclain,
tho carpet-bag Patterson.
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1878. 1879.
Southern Home School

VIE Exercises of this schcol r.p o..
4. resumed Jan. latin, 1873, anu continue
cAargS', per Term Of Trenty Heek,.
Primary Department in advance. es %
history, Biography, Grammar, Conn.,
jet Lessons, In advance. q IN
The higner English Branches, Maths-
mates and Languages. 60
Contingent Fee........... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IN
Calisthenics-Free. : ise' ~
Music. .........,., sS s,.il 81 ,n,nt.
. BoarderS will receive their tuition. or mn.
sic gratis, and every effort made for the
mental end moral improvement of the
young iaIies entrusted 70 our ciTe.
Jan 10, 1878 JANE y G. WADE.
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MOWTCp'I,..... !.
Jan 20, lsTl

gENEfE Directors and s.;sssI ;;,;s5s an tbe
II Anderson Educational Association
eTe . requested to meet at Anderson q. q. on
80 next. at IL o'clock IN, 20 trai,s.
iaiit I'm pltant business. IEnake this call on
a. Hoyt, President. : sss.'ss ts.'s
JOHN q. MOORE, Sec. and aSfeas.
JGn'lo, 1879 q; - - Z + I n. 3
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CARR a.
GUilijHihiHii Iii ii4SiiItiFH iiifiS'i'i'i'i i'I'fI

L Year OF 1878, win omen anNmass Hs
JANUARY 18th. 1878. with full md st!i !,
Gent coriis Of Professors s'''' W.
Charges, per Terns OF Thirteen v,aaka
Reading, Writing, spelliae, Ele,nep-
tary. Arithmetic Ito conlponnd
numbers Mental Arithmetic. and
Primary Geography. in advance. 8 4CO
Thes,cve SStuiiiies, with Higher xf;th.. x;ij,. W
metic, Composition, Highor Geov-
aphy, English Grainnner. n s.
History and Dictation, in advance. IN
Ch tiiie...:..:..'. ......... ...... IN ~
Scientific, Higher English and Math. ~ W
ematical and Classical Studies. in
Gu'e.ce...... ......'.. f2 On
uy;c Wi INT t.,", IA 90
Use of Piano, per term, for instruc-
tioi. .'.'...'.. M
contingent .....".............,........ az
Graduation Fee. N
Charges commence from date OF entranco
oi pupil 80 deduction mGdo for loss of
Board in the Institute exclusive oS .,s,,
ing and lights, $1,000 per Ipe ,th. Il T,an nsid
promptly at the close of each month sH'a
few rooms cen be rented to those wish{n., % %
board themselves. :"
SPECIAL MOTHCE..--Rememh..
that the School Tax hereafter viii ba i,',l
mills. and in order to secure the flnIi bsna "o
fit OF 1t, it will be necessary TO etart vo,..
children at the opening of school. and no.
allow them to be absent single tlav I"s Sr
every days, attendance Of your chiid t NJ
echorl largely reimhursee vn,s Eer Aha aI,.'. =.
tax expenditure. The funds Sriyed fro',s
this tax are usually expendt Tdurins a tha
first months of the yea-; hence the ren.n ,..o
sity for full attendance during those
months. 'iiVSc USE
For further information, apply to
w. J. LIGoN,
Jan 3, 1878 . o5 q
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The following resolution was unani-
mously adopted by Flat Rock Grange at
their regular meeting on Saturday, De-
cember Is, 1877:
Resolced, Thst we heartily concur in
the resolution of Clio Grange relative to
the undue advantage attempted by the
cotton buyers, by requiring the producer
or seller to lose tine weights OF baggiug
and ties OIL all cotton sold.
8 p TATE SEQ
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NotAas 20 Fidneiarie,aL.. s.

"A Liz Administrators. Executora. f,,Iar.
= H. dislis, and othes FidnrlarleA who hy
law are required to mako their rcts,Fns "a
sile Suc OF ptobate, ale hsael1y notiiie,l 10
90 go during the mouth OF Iafiuai.y, or Tho
us OF tho Law viii bo On torcesl.
w. W. HUMPHREYS.
x, CO.'S Judge of E'YOhise.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. 60. -
COUNTY OF ANDERSON ss;
1, j. A. BROCK, Cashier Of the above named
bank. DO solemnly swear that the above statement
is true to the best OF my knowledgc and belief.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me tbIs sth dsv
OF January, 1878. ~ o'D u"J
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