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MENDOTA'S CITY MARSHAL,

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MENnoIA' Ill, Jan. @'.-l6 tao case OF For
Eislall W. Tile City Ut Mendota, lately before
the Appcllate Court, tic decrea Of o,,xtrr Inv
IN. cIrruit rnurt wn. r.vc,s.d ,,,, r.,-,a,,,,..;
N-......s-.,Ssa.s 49,. a"t ts'"".'s1 -.
"o'"""s'aao'ue 'nas t'o pe1ucu'a5s o. th's
case llaYa already been given to the readers vi
Tus TRIBUNE, yet, from lts popularity relative
to CITY Marahal's right tn remain in of,,cc II,
af.o., ,,oion.. ~ ~, s,,tt,r,.. ~ 49,. ,1a" -.
es.Ao VI Nv VI "le "a5o' "
t1c catYs " eAhhot pa ~Ithout soulo lntcTCst tu
the general public tn know how fur the exec.l.
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~. No.. ~, 80 ~, ~ ' ~, ts'tns. ,'aa
thc hayott os Las ae mol, ~ Fftu6 OF MS ol'1ec,
fllo FlEht, and sole right, to appoint tilc
City Marshal mud other municipal officials
r /. II tosa,ble tint CITY Nsrxhal "a I,,,,.
in n,tire In tieiIsnrn of thts a,,thnritv ~ H..
Msynr th., nina h.Int, Nv vjrtua ~ ~. tah,'H ii
nver .sstrI,,if Tnr Ctrr,'tt fsonrt .:xs NJ, ~,
Anpilni. Co,rt snys W. nr' - -. 49, n.r ..1o
wtf. = ftsv.r.ed mil reu,,uj., il .si,,ct, !. ~.
.nniv,,rnt: n.tl tnta liz. ..rrnt isw..x'nn"'.ra
titS'r nnt ihs i. viz s"s,n f,rn.h = ..',,,.
msrv nf lin fartx In liz. .nse. @''
ipst hr st,r,in"d II, renon,,mats N.s.h,s R4.,,..
i,li1 lbe nnIni,,atinn ri suhstIfnfn ~ fsitv
War.h1; ws = mi .,n,ir,nri ntn., .,,,t ~ ,,HIn
II ti.s Ai,IrrInrn v.ti1g srainst r. 4, ~,
.,,s"nn.nt ,.,,,,i,.n,I In..oi i,.Ws fr..t n,.,t"
t."ns w.rs sui,initts,i by tis Mavnr M, .1 war..
invariaIly rei.r,eu Nv tba nInr' iii II h..,r,.,
ey,dcul9a,d Notwithstanding lint Sums uf lis
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THE MORMONS.
Tie Supreme. Court Decision on the FolyE.
amy Qneatio.,-Feelingo OF "tho Saintat''-
What Congress should flo.

1no suprema-Co"Fe Ooc'ston IN ln9 EM5E-
amy 4nestton-FeelinE OF "tho Salnta."-
What Coner~s. should f)o.
Sp.etal co,rt,pontenet Of Tas Tribune.
e..r LEE. Jon. ao.-The Mormon ,cnrc,
'... A' - ,..s.,,.ss,a @ ..nss.s.'.P. ~,
sentatises IL hashinRtoh arc euueaTollnR 10
create tho impression that the tatc decision OF
the Supreme Court in the Rcynold. casc mate
r1,,iv chanor. Tho situation in t1tnh. II Il.
..' ~ .,,'., ~. an,t" b., s~..,. ,su, ~, ,,s,
assuiheu .''n1 l.c nntFA o'JsaJ -" e"u NM
Will now DC ehIofceu' at,ut Is tlle Mormon Hom-
en- IN Washington say, $4,000 women he madc
on,co.,s- their huahanf1s iatlcd. md thrir rbiI.
49,. ss.,,ssss ts.sn.,o.s n.1oca,n f,.nno,, I.
otcu .e'ue4su .N'u.oe, .,,, ss".o S"."o' ~
reported ~ preparing Dill granting amhcsty
for the past, with the understanding that the
law viii be obcyet In the future.
Nov whntrvcr nttituan Cannon NAV ..tr
49,. -, -, ah.ao. -, ha.n ~. ,1.at
thcEc 10 no s'en VI e"hoks " oaeo ;" o'a":
Congress- and the Supreme Court arc denounced
at large for interfering with the free exercise Of
rptio,on thc rexDonhit,flity II laid ftnon the A.
si.rt.. ~. do,s.rntrst}n, .xr,o,so1 - ,on.
"Rn'5i .Ao u.tea"aeo" oNp'sese" y" WI
tlnue to i've thc'r scllRiott "nateVef Tic con-
seQucnccs: md It IA understood that po1yEa-
mn,,a marriages arc being contracted tic xsmc
-. ..,a.
~ , Svee' .,u,... ,a.. .,,,,,, y. ...,o..,,
the ahtl-pol!eam1sts hcFc Eouitl oo pettectly
willing to sec the past amnesticd, pro7,acu
security for the future bs taken at the same
fine. To do lcss would bo to surrender tie I'D.
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tnfHihbhs tta.1 Timer. .....-
nr. I.eftner last week performed q very skill
full operation on the ctll1 VI gnau named LAB.
bil, living III tue upper purt Ut tlle city, Tho
rul.so uf which MAS llttlu htTal.ge. The child,
when Is ntout lS muntns olt. llatl been frrtft,i
Tor sumo tt{Hu. a" was evidently In raiu hut The
parents could not tell from wtut, though frotn
It's actsouH they located It III the ncrk. The
doctor being called IN foun.l on examination,
t.mt there wae somsIhIMv fnbetldrd In tic
Qerby part of the uesk, which ltu nj unrs pro.
ccettcd 10 cx pose, ntIl took out large uetslle,
very rusty. II hail b,lppurat.sl, hut left NJ,
tsscs ~ to whers It. entered. Tho ciiltl II lnIn.
we'll, aiId the proud luther nov weuts the needle
In the tnpet nf his cut. but wlcn Mn! how IL
guule IL lie gAIld's Ngrk IL 9ktl! q mystery.
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eminent legal authority thut such a decision Is
not only t1nsound, but illegal and without prec
client. F4e has, therefore. at TIN request OF
many Of hIs supporters, determined 10 send The
case 10 the Supreme Court on behalf OF the
ctr.
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1)ElSTEKs' s1'pPLiks = NEW ASD SEcONn-
Laud VIZ pttsr cuiseFs bou.ht, Aola VI
ptetI all AttIuaat F4pcf.EGltcF. t'AI auI SO ",
upuJMlLLlE. WfM4S 4 IT,, LII Asnzas u.
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10 columns of fours, 10 going from the timber
10 the top Of the hill, having In view the narrow
Column Of fours a proper dsspo.It!on Of the
commando"
ayes. tia. WAS the proucr formation"
"Yya!' "ya!!.',' Reno was at the ne'd'"
"Tbc witness hts been Asked,' aaid Lieut..
Lee, "stout Gan. Foraytt'e ieht where tic In.
dIans charged. would 1iks tu AK the Wit
ness u ho knows whether tue Indians got AWAY
with Gen. Forsythtn
Lieut.. varnum-No.
Nj. Gtlhcst-Nor With Renol [Laughtes.1
Lieut. Vsrnam-No. tRenewet1 Iau9lltcr.1
At this stage Of the proceedings the Court
On. rcsunlfn0. sands-comple11oned, sal
non-hatrrd young man named
II. II. PORTER,
a physician Of Bismarck. took the stand. he
testified that be was acting Assistant Surgeon
un1er Custer, serving With Reno's battalion on
the .jth AMI 3stl, Of June. lie heard The Adiu.
sant tCook) RiTe Keno ths order from Gutter to
Su .appo s sasnn s an nsa0 coef ,e .a Gsf Gs
would. This occurred before Reno crosscd
at "A." After getting the order, Reno
nnh the command frotted down 10 The
tsiss ssas s.esa ase e .heS 'Iss pss III , sesss
horse, on feacltn0 the crossing, was In gotl con-
ton, anil the horses Of the command were in
eotd condition. They were lgh.spirised, and
turn, Reno naked witncss. who had no weapon, II
he didn't want IFS gun, but witness said be did
not. He supposed t1e reason that Reno offered
hin his gun was that J. Vas IN h!s way. Alter
crossing, witness heard Reno rivc the order 10
forward, and the command moved on at a gal.
lop at,l n trot to the timber, about two miles
olf. On the way they saw a lew Indians driving
4 great many ponies ent tlere was no oppos-
mtsh-ltne was formed. Witness was right lc-
as' !ss woods, sihs as!.s. e tes re,e ''fS Iea
the outside = few minutes, went Into The woods,
the men game In, and he heard Reno tell acme.
body "Wc'vc got to get out OF here; we've 20:
to charge thetn." Then kenu rode out Of the
had been shut. a,.d went to a.tcni to hin. That
was tile only man shot in there as tar a. he
heard Of flle soldiers found their horses,
mnunted, moved out, and after witness got
out, saw The Indians between lin, Mn, tl,c CON.
maid, and rot1o through, gaining the steep
bank, Jumping IN with his Horse, .and crossing
with tho rest. The wounded soldier was mt
removed. Tic first man ha snw IN the retreat
WIS Varnum, who was shouting to the men
set ret tho - vounded When arriving at sie top POI u
The bill. w'tncs. said to Reno, staIor, the men
werc pretty badly dcnoralizcd, weren't they"
"No,h replied Reno,
"TIlAr WAS A CnAR6H."
By this time scyen u eight wounded men fell
of their hnrtte, ntlu soon come ohc shouted
"lIere's Custer" It proved TO tc Benteen, nnd
the men felt better u,en.-as Il thcv wcro going
to have snmc help. Before Benteen catnr up,
they were, In wltuess' opinion, pretty we'll de-
Witpcsa testified IN regat, to seeing weIr'a
up about the time Weir returned. The Indians
kcpt up sharp firing all the afternoon md TIL
dark, whcn II ceased. The wounded were
brought iuto an e1tcnpor1zed hosptal. where
witness was engaged pretty much all the
time. He VIVA not in nOA6t}ON.
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A'kW ASN Htta!>D-1tASb SINGERS ASpUrtlE!t
~ nFstt les4 uIarhlncs Al uMs'lhtr t4ut. Loan VI.
de-. l:5 C4lt6.at. t4sL-!fL lss34l :.
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DR.. rlcrce'a Golden Medical Discovery will
cure = cold in uue-Lalf the time uecessary to
cure It Sith 1ny uLhrr medicine: and 1t Iuea it,
not BY drying IL up but by retnoytox thr cause,
subduux tAe irritation, .l1 hvaiinx t1e affected
parta. Sold by dIu2g4,A
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Oct o, 1879
MASTERS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Csurs of Cbaan,o.. Pleas.

Cburt of C6nn,oa Pleas.
Sylvester Blookley, Elijah W. Brown, Jos.
y. Fretwell and John ). Baker, Parties in
trade under The a::;::: ::::ss:::;.c cs BE skis
Brown g. &C., Plaintiffs, against Caroline
Hall, Warren Hall, Alfred Hall, Eibert
4 Hall and others Defendants.-C Com plaii,t
TO- Jorectoss Mortgage Of Real Estate.
iDY virtue of an order to me directed in
I'D the above stated case from Judge Il. O.
Presley, presiding Judge, bearing date 25th
September, 1870, 1 will sell at. Anderson c.
H., s. c., on SALEDAY IN NOVEMBER
next, ct public auction, the following de-
scribed property, to wit:
All that piece Or parcel OF land situated
In the County of Anderson and State Of
7. Sloan tract, containing one hundred and
of Wilson's Creek, bounded by lands. of
Robert Simpson on the south, by lands of
/. P. Thicker on the west by hands OF BID.
Hall and J. p. Tucker's mill site 0nS the
north, except nine and niue-senths acrsS "a ; :
said tract OF land which were conveyed &,
ID. II. Hall and +. Hall to Robert Simpson
by deed dated the 27th day Of Jannnry, n
D. 1870. ~
TERMs OF SALE.-0ne half of the pur-
chase money 10 be paid In cash, and the
other half On q credit of twelve months
with Interest from day OF sale. tn be secured
by BONN H,Si s'.s =
purchaser having the privilege TO anticis s1ate
payment Purchasaf To pay extra fof l,a:
pers. is2 -
~ - Master.
Uct y, 1870 5sgff t13 ffsi9A d
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A VETERAN AERoNAUT Losg.-&.
louis, October I.--ProK. John Wise rnafle
an ascension In his large balloon Paths
findec, from Liudell Park, on Sunday
evening, intending TO remain in the air
as long as the sustaining power of the
balloon held out. The ascension was
made solely in the interest of science,
particularly meterorology. A brisk
breeze was blowing when tho fhsteningB
were cut loose, which carried the balloon
In Q northerly direction for perhaps two
miles, at an elevation OF from 1900 to
l,6OO feet. IL then turned quo Enst and
sailed away ont OF sight. Prof. Wise ex-
pected to enter what he calls u nerman-
ent EASTERN wind current at on elevation
OF about l. $50 to 1000 feet, whioh he de-
seryations; !; and to effect this more sure-
ly, his ballast consisted only OF a three
quarters inch rope, ], 800 feet long, ! w hich
trailed from tho balloon, When the gas is
oaiiaii5tSa ssss ss>;:s ,s &C &C
Gnd the end of the rope dragging on the
tOf its woIght and hold 1t steady In the
{ current. kfr. George BurF, teller OF the
st. Louis National Bank, who has made
three esconsions md takes mucl. interest
In the snbject of air Ignition, accom-
panied Prof. Wise. ~ y
No tidingS have yet been received of
the whereab bontS of Prof. Wise and his
companicn, anu tho. opinion is growing
very strong TINT they have met tho same
fate az Donaldson and Griinwoo6. who
ascended from Chicago two or three
yesra ago.
The balloon was new and had Tnadeon-
,ly few ascensions. the last was at
Sterling, ILL.,, on Tho Ieth ultino, whom
John Wise, Jf., grandson OF Prof. Wise.
reached an altitude of over three miles
and made n voyage OF eighteen miles.
Prof, Wise is II yeara Of age, and balloons
ing with him hAs boon q lille study. He
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Masters Sale.
Oct 0, 1870
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDEaso,
In the Court of Common Pleas.


In the Court of Common Pleas.
Frnncis s. Riley against Clarissa Gaines,
VIM. A. Gaines, and others Complairt
for Partition of Real Estate, De-
DY virtue of nn order to me directed by
-Le his Honor B. q. Presley, presiding
Judge, in the above stated case, I will sell
at Anderson @. H., s.. O., on SALEDAY
IN NOVEMBER next, at public auction,
the following described property, is the
Real Estate OF Nathaniel Gaines, deceased,
to wit:
Tract No. 1, or homestead, containing
one hundred and eighty-three acres, more
or less.
Tract No. 8, containing one hundred and
forty-six acres, more or less.
Tract NJ. A. known as the Garrison or
w. A. Gaines place, containing one hun
dred ana eighty-six acres, more or less.
Tract No. 5, known as the Shaw and Kay
place, containing seventy acres, moro or
less.
The said several Tracts situate in Honea
Path Township, Of Anderson County. The
Tracts will be sold by the plata, which will
be exhibited on day of sale.
TERMS OF SALE-One.third cf the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash; the re-
months, with interest from day of sale
purchaser 10 give bond and mortgage to Sc
cure the same, with the privilege Of antici-
puting Payment. Purchaser TO pay extra
for papers.
b w. w. HUMPHREYS.
,as af Master.
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.eae latest from Tilden.
WAa1r1nnrnrr santa,,,

3
WAsHINaToN, September %.
Mr.. Tildon has bsen heard from again
through q gentleman who arrived hero
this morning, and who has been quito
prominently identified with his political
interests This gentleman spent two
days with Mr.. Tilden lately at his conn-
try scat. g
He represents Mr.. Tilden as taking o
very deep interest In the reelection OF
Governor Robinson, and not so much on
account of its general bearing upon the
erection OF 1850 as on account of his do
Hall. He says that Mr.. Tilden is, il pos
sible, doing moro to elect the Democratic
candidate for Governor than II he wore
himself the man. His political sagacity
and largo experience arc being brought
into full play, nnd no is contributing
ont his own plan of the campaign He
has nlade up his mind to destroy John
Kelly and Tammany Hail., If this can
possibly bo accomplished,
Concerning tho result of the next ma
tionaI campaign, tho gentleman above
referred to represents Mr.. Tiiden as
greatly discouraged. he aays that SO
strong is this feeling That Mr.. Tilden la
not giving himself nearly so much con-
Germ to secure tho hoiloiniEation ns the pub
lie seems inclined to believe. Mr., Tilden
has reasons for not yalning the Dem6-
cratic nomination very highly just now,
and they were thus stated: Tho Southern
Democracy hns handicapped the North
ern wing of tho party to an alarming exs
tent during tho last two years. Tho atti-
tude OF tho Southern Democrats upon
financial questions, their many plumbers
in Congress, theis repudiaa lon OF their
State debts, their intolerance and cutra.
geous traatnleIit,of those who al ifierwitA
them in politics, and lastly the many niis
i,Tii5isI;ti aud IJIstiIJTITIt
sinations Mr.. Tilden thinks ally calcu-
lated to mako the Democratic nbnIinntion
VERY desirable. excapt to q cand didate who
might he content to run simply for tho
honor OF leading tho party In the face.
ME-. ilden Is represented, however, aa
lbeing shtisti tied that he can obtain the nonl-
ination 81 he wants &c. s.
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HlklI;s lsEs IS SALE.
STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA, 3
"a az Cpiait 81 cIpn.nllol. Pie.,s.

ts4a IN Lnc C0tL.t or SQ1s4lois tJesis. II
Ezekiel Long, Jr., as heir ut law and Ati.
E,inistrator of james Long, deceased,
against Mrs. Cynthia E. Long. Ezekiel
Partition Of Real Estate. E8
rEQY virtue of an order. to me directed in
HI. the above stated caso from his Honor
b, O. Presaley, presiding Judge, I will cell
at Anderson G. ~, s. O., at public auction
on SJALEDAY IN NOVEMBER next, the
following described property, as the Real
Ectate OF James Long, deceased, 70 wit;
TRACT NO. Is. or Anderson Oven Tract:
containing 2J3 acres, more or leas, fIye acres
years to run, adjoining lands Of u. III. CAM
breli and Others.
TRACT no. @, or Thomas Mcl,arthA
Tract containing threo hundred and nine
t809s acres, more or less, adjoining lands OF
M. sB. NJ iilianiS and others This Tract TO
be snbdiy iylded into two or moro Tracts, and
sold by the plats.
I TRACT NOD, or Terrell Bryant Tract
containing ono hundred and fifty five acres,
more or Isss, adjoining lands OFF,
TRACTSNO. 10. or White Plains Tract
aiming 8 ifty (60l acres, mort or less adj.
niDining lands Of Jncob Martin, knd otiteas.
/. TRACT no. III, or Guthrie Tract, con.
tanning one hundred {lO0l acfes, more or
lesls on IknEEscenc CreesZs adjoining lalios
Of
rnaining taf6. .thirdB on 4 crksiit of twelve
months. With Interest ffutn day OF cale, to
he secured by mortgage ofsthe Ssreipises
with leave TO atfcipase payment amy tisne.
.;rclaser 70 pay extra Tor AIl liecessa afy pa
M w. W. HuApHREys,
ss-4 :, tn-.sA n
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Masters Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON CcUETY.

In the Court Of Common Pleas.
Hester Jane Hamlin against Hester Rogers,
ann Z. Dacus.- Complaint 10 Iar!itioa
Reak Estate.
pY virtue OF an order 10 Me directed by
1D his Honor B. C. Presley, presiding
Judge, in the above stated case, ! will sell
ut Anderson G. H., 3. c., on SALEDAY
IN NOVEMBER next, at public auction,
the following described property, as the
Real Estate OF benjamin Il. Rogers, decd.
TO wit:
Tract No. l, or homestead, containing one
hundred and thirty (130) acres, more or
less. adjoining lands of A. NJ. Neal, and
Nos 1 and 2.
Tract No. 2. containing one hundred and
ninety-two (192) acres, more or less, adjoiE-
ing lands of VIM. Turner. Mrs. Rachel
Kay. Thomas Crymes, and others.
Tract No. g. containing one hundred and
seventy-three (173) acres, more or less, ad.
joining lands Of l.. d. Stringer, L. d. Har-
ris and others.
Plats of these several Tracts will be ex-
hibited OH day of sale, and the Tracts sold
by the plats.
TERMS OF SALE-Onethird cash the re-
naming two-thirds on a credit of twelve
months, with interest from day of sale
purchasers to give bond, secured by. mort
gage Of premises to secure the unpaid bal
ance. Purchasers to pay extra for papers.
w. w. HUMPHREYS,
Master.
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SHERIFFS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDE2SoN COUNTY.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDEasoN COUNTY.
In the Court of Common Pleas.
Zacharias It. Taylor, Plaintiff, against Rosa
A. Bacot, Joseph D. Taylor, and others,
Defendants.-In Partition Of the Real rs
tate Of Ddrid s. Taylor. deceased.
PY virtue of an order to me directed by
LID his Honor B. c. PRESLEY, bearing date
September %, 1870, will sell ut Anderson
Court House, s. c., on the FIRST MON
PAY in NOVEMBER next 1870 the fol-
lowing Lots or Tracts of Land, to wit:
Tract No. e. known as the Saw Mill
Tract. containing one hundred and thirty
one 13D acres, more or less, as per plat
filed.
Tract No. g. known Us the Grist Mill
Tract, containing forty-eight {4S) acres,
more or less, as per plat filed.
Tract No. G, containing fifty y-eight (53)
acres, more or less, rs per plat filed.
Tract No. g. containing ninety.six fge)
acres, more or less, as per plat filed.
Tract No. 0, containing seyenty-two and
one-fourth (72i) acres, more or less, as per
plat filed.
Tract No. L., containing eighty-three 1887
acres, more or less, as per plat filed.
Tract No. IL, containing one hundred
and thirty-four and one-fourth Q344) acres,
more or less, as per plat filed. Also,
One House and Lot in the village of PEN
dleton, being part of the Lowther Hall
land, containing two and three-fourth (2s)
acres, more or less.
Sold for partition among the heirs of Da-
yid s. Taylor, deceased. Il
TERMS OF SALE-One-third of the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash the re-
naming two-thirds to be paid in two equal
annual instalments, with interest from the
day OF sale, to be paid annually, with leave
to any purchaser to pay the whole or any
amount in excess of the cash payment on
the day of sale Purchasers to give bonds,
with two or more approved sureties for the
payment of the purchase money, the titles
to be executed but not delivered until the
whole amount of the purchase money is
paid. Purchasers to pay extra for all ne
cessary papers.
JAMES III. MCCONNELL,
Sheriff Of Anderson County.
Oct g. 1870 l3
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sHER1FF's SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

bIAIC OF SOUIH CAItUIHNAs
ANDERSON COUNTY.
DY virtue Of an execution 10 me directed,
I'D will expose to sale on the first Mon
day in November, 1870, at Anderson Court
House, soutb Caroiina-
One Tract Of Land, containing ninety-two
(92) acres, more o. less. bounded by lands
OF the Estate of Mrs. Rosa Lewis, w. j..
Bailey, Estate Of John Dalrymple and 9TH
ers. Levied on as the property of James
Dalrymple, deceased, In fnyor of w. l..
Hammond, surviving Executor of s. j..
Hammond, deceased, against John w.
DaIrymple. Administrator, ne Lonis non, of
James Dalrymple, deceased, and Rebccca
Dalrymple.
Terms Of sale Casl-purclaser to pay cx-
ira for oil necessary papers.
JAMES II. MCCONNELL,
Sheriff Anderson County.
Oct o, 1879 Is 4
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Masters Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

In The Court Of Common Pleas.
Carver Randall, Plaintiff, against w L..
Blackmen, ant.-Juiymcnt Of Fore
closure and .,aic.
PY virtue of an order to me directed in
~ the above stated case from Judge r.
3. Frazer, presiding Judge. bearing date
2Sth February, 1870, 1 will rell at Anderson
@. H., 6. G., on SALEDAY IN NOVEAI-
Der next, at public auction, the following
described property, to wit:
All that Tract or Parcel of Land, situated
In Anderson County and State aforesaid, CT,
Twenty-throe Mile Creek, and on the west
side of the Creek, containing sixty-one (6l)
acres, more or less, adjoining lands Of
Richey Williams on the Northeast, B. u.
Blackman on the Southwest, and Turner
lands OH the North, it being portion Of the
old Jesse Gray Tract, which was run off
into three tracts, and the above described
tract being the centre tract.
Terms of Sale, Cash. Purchaser to pay
extra for papers.
w. w. HUMPHREYS,
Master.
Oct o, 1870 Is