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LIVE STOCK

BEEF CATTLH-COru-icd none
BARREN cows-Fat ., Gj cents.
SHlPrlSG--3AGSis cents,
STCCK-Por head, Sg0sls,
Mich COws-With calves slb,Dsil
SrGNGEEs-per head, sl0tSsSO.
H0ds,t1rn-ted. as05> cents; timber fat Sa4
Stock, Stn3. H 'S'
., sHEgr-Nutton Ss&S't cents; stock, per head
SLtONs2 90 w. AVN"
Hosszs--,Ry,m dnc, per spau, S:DOas5oo fanny
harness, sloO@s9Ot; livery harness, e75asI5S
farm, sIO@slAa; ponies, Sl5GS3O ''
M, MuLEsIE XII. heavy Sl25@S4OOi medium SOA
More cattle have been handled nj kansn, C,,,
THIS summer than in any previous wear "'
Nearly GOO cattle, says the Helena N y ,
shipment east '''
T., a he,d Of ten thousand cattle are being driven
IN toward Thatcher for shipment east -
tits said red poled cattle are now onioyin, n
room III Great Briuan, commanding very high
mand VI 'No W.
The last bulletin of the Indiana bnr,ap ~ 40.
ustcs snow considerably less live stock I'm thu
STATE IMAM was reported last year The drought
anu snort crop OF lisa were the causes assigned
rue report oi the ontario lCauadal bureau on
statistics contains the following returns OF the
that province, -
shott. horns ,nlAll9 GAlloways ~
Ayrehlros ,,.,.u,, AS7 llerolords ... S}i
pSNohS zee. ,,,.,,. LILO Aberdeen polls. 30
Iho Rev. Mr. Gillespie secretary OF tho Gal
loWay cattle society Of Scotland, said ut tho INST
annual meeting at Dumines, that while Tho
nouSu'Ansus was u magnificent breed Tor mar.
ueular circumstances, the Galoways he h..
neved, were the best adapted OF all breeds far
lho purpose OF American breeders who wished
o rid their horned cattle of those needless nm.
pehdagoS: lie ventured 10 affirm that whore a
pure well bred Galloway bull was nut to COWS
VI amy horned breed, the produce In nlnctv.ninnS
cases out of every hundred would be poiled.
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PROVISIONS.
ro.nAY,a QUOTATIONS


BiooN-Long clear ,idcS l6',c shor, clser,
7CA; brcakMs. bacon l7',C.
l6Ac.
HAas-CsnvGssed, l.; Magnolia II.
LARD-Ttcre Ike half barrel Axe: lO-lh
cans, liSc; @lb cans, Axe l0.lb cans Is sc, 5-lh
cans, lhAC; S.lb cans, lhisc
Tho bulls In tho provision market In Chicago
are getting their horns under the bears. and are
ms,iug prices M In real taurus style. Ness
pork ot October opened to-day NJ sla9S, twenty
uYecont' above the closing yesterday, and IA
continued on an upward plane until 1t closed in
MO evening, when II brought tN.25, lfty.nye
cents advance over the day before
Tho Cincinnati Price Current Of September ID
contains the following Upperialuinr To proVls.
Ions and regarding packing operations
There have been no new features developed
daring the week regarding tho supply Of hogs
pnt rnrrohoration OF previous reports VI lisht
supplies Of old stock In all Of the regions east of
lhn Mississippi river Is received almost daily.
west OF that line, and especially In Kansas aud
Nohtaskh, the supply IN reported better hut il 4,
not probable that they will be marketed until
we now crop ot con can be utilized to faItcu
thea, anu the indications are that the receipts Of
hoEs NJ the packing points will continue light
during this month, and perhaps during ihs
whole month of October
The recent heavy decline IN the price " old
corn to u point which IN many sections of tho
west makes IL profitable tn fhttcu swine. may
probably stimulate the preparation W stock for
marketing in thS early winter packing season
whero the tRtmtrS have such stock rs can be
ioWvd 10 carly maturity hut this is not general
y, me case aud probably II is the confidence
ieU III this feature OF the situation that actustcd
buyers IN taking tho enormous amount OF future
opuonS which have been sold IN Chicago during
tho past ten days or two weeks, and this has
prevented a much larger decline In prices than
has taken place"
Tho current packing operations are reduced
Nptoly low point aud amount for the week
~ only 5000 head mi ali points. against 70 no
last week, and lllOO0 Tor the corresponding
Week last year, making tho total since March Isl
To date $4,000 against $, 5iS,OtO during the cor.
responding tive last year, showing = decrease
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uARDWAliE.
ro.pAY's QUOTATIONS.


AxSs-Collins,, per doEcn $50; Gold Dollar,
FER dozen, SMj Diamond kdgc, per dozen,
INV, Double NiL MN
shoNelS and spades RowlandS, discount 30
FER cent. Amos list steel goods, discount 10 and
10 pCr cont
Rubber betting DlScoun, 30 per cent
NnilS--AOO rate,
Horse ShoCS-G2h pCr kcg
horSc nSils-Noithwcstorn, Ne Z ASO; No. s
h2i per box.
lroi,--ic rate.
slccl-plow, &c; lay 7c; east tSc per pound.
sheet iton-H Il, &c; galyaniscd, discount Is
pcr cent,
skillcts and lids &c per pound; sugar kettles
Dc per pOuud
lacks--in boxes lOopapere, |. 30 per box.
Cruz hoes-rer dozen, 900, railroad picks
nct dorcn, zoe
MlioCks-pcr do,cn 100.
Scalcs-faitbankS dlscoun, - per cont.
Howe discount - per cent.
Tin rlatc-L e., iuNiL Per box, 500; |. O., lax
wv per box, $50; Tctnc, iiNN per box. : so,
ry1lG 2oSaN per hox lhtO.
TluwarS. .-picced, discount 10 per cent, /,
SwmpcL discount 10 per cent
pound. WI
Rabbit mclal-,c to lSc per pound.
nar lcad-i l.ec per pound
No, duck horse COLLARS pOpct dozen
Mamcs-two loop tM per dozen, thrre loon,
hack hands-lhrcc inch, 1. 20 per dozen
RathCd witC-SN 6spi,C.
INV York telegram says, In hardware
there II fair amount Of business doing and
prices arr firm and steady, The demand Tor
foreign hardware Is reported somewhat lighter
Than usual. American pig. iron Is quiet though
" II stated that moro business has been iona
than aprrats on the surface, The demand for
scotch pig IL fair and some considerable sales
dull
Tho Ccntralla sentinel SAYS moro nail, vc,e
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BUILDING MATERIAL.
ro-DAY's QUOTATIONS.

AO-DNh MUTATIONS,
BRlcK-At the kilns to so kiln RIM.
eloEE-At the Dallas quGrries. "a per cuh,,
FOOT II for foundation; iG for wall ana q ID,
dressed front N'
LuMnEE-YolloW pine, rough. 80 M ma, m
Get over "a feet IN length: 81 30. Matched ana
dressed flooring and finishing g 7S x cellps
81 \ ceiling 81 So yellow nina
siding 49, white pine ceiling 81 rs ersi
common; white pine siding, first common a "a
ash ana walnut flooring, slO0 per tbOpsSnl
poplar. dressed both sides, sj5; rough yannt'
$40 TO l5t. Common DOORS 81 80 10 IS: sash, Al h
10 % az to size.
PosTs--Cedar, el2 90; Boise dare, SIS
IA 1855 5000 per thousand.
r AsrEB PARIs--Per barrel Si0i 20,
HAIR-Per pound, 7Hc.
sHISGLEs--Gellow. pine, IS 80 10 4 9l yh.e
pine, IS SO 20 s. w. Cypress, No. !, AS No
"a so; No 3, % %.
CEMENT : Roseudale, 60 rs: Louisville, s.
Portland, Sc 80.
DRlIS PIPES inch, Ice per loot, 3i.ch. 10
inch, S75ac; Inch, ACC; inch SOC.
CEMENT tLUEs--6 inch, S75c luGl 100 tlnca
ceiling Joint o.; g inch cap, Soc inch sling
Joint u y; finch cap do, Coo.
MINED PAISTS--Ready for use and al coion
VI loci IS per gal All the tested aud s6adSri
makes are on sale by Dallas dealers
WRITE LRAD-Strictly pure, 81 80
LIME-Cocpered, Aust g per barIel au1
Vi 90 benson car lots, 9Jl; Ior barrel, q y
Dallas. in lots. 20c: per bushel 25G
TURrENTINE-57c.
ltNSEED OtL-62M6j.
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FRUITS AND NUTS

To-DAY's QUOTATIONS..
HAlslNs-London inyer, new, per boz, IS y
layer, So y.
GREEN APPIEs--New, sl.5O@I5J per Dbl
CURRANTs-StO sac.
PEACHEs-Sl.0 90 per bushel.
CALIFORNIA PEARs-NOne on the market
Observation-Disclosures, none in market
LEMoNs-Per box, Sicily 5000 to 100; MeSSiuA
500.
NUTs-Almonds, 2Sc per pound; Brazil, l0SlG
hlberts, l5c; Naples walnuts, loo, ID Chestnuls,
imported, none on the market peanuts Ten
nesee red loo; choice white l2',C coocanua
none in market.
DATRs-In trails, &c per ID
FIGs-kegs, l8c, layers 10 TO l7c per pound
dRAPEs-ConCord, l2'i; California, zoe perth
PLUMs-New, none in market
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SADDLERYAND LEATHER.

-o-uAy'S QUOTATIONS.
SoLR LEATHER OAK--No /, 5000 No. Z "
SO.
HHaLoCK--5 Best buffalo slaughter, ~ sood ~
best Matamoras %; No. 2 IS good dsmsge u
OAK HARNESS LRATHKR--No ], S6G@SSc 30
SO
HEMLocN-Prime, S5 do good, 81 DO NO, NY
FRENCH CALFsKIN-sl Is to 20 ACCORDING"
quality.
PHILADELrHIA CALFsRIS--No, |, 81 10 10 ~
do No. 2, 81 % TO 10,
PHILADELPHIA KITs-No, l. sc 10 u " ~
Cording TO weight. ,,o "A
SuEEr SKINS-Topping XXNX per doI VIZ
Innings, white, XN%N, Is S5 RuSsets, oW
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tisu AND GAME.

Tux merchants Of this city arc well sunp,lcs
with fish nom the Gulfand also nom surniniins,
lakes and streams rhco is n limited demand
ior lsh fnom some of the towns ON the rniiroNds'
put The sales atc generally eonnnrd To local
Mele, Naine scout ot season and oysters have
disappeared fum the market INV
lo'pAN's QUOTATIONS.
rlsh-ked thecphcad and Trout lO,c; New
orleans tod snarpes lSc; spanish nackerel. 90
whoesale Retail cents higher
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LIQUORS.
ro-nAY QrnrArrnNs-

Atcoaoi'-S2 5opcr ga. as per high wines.
M isNS-heeulied' " l0ygl 30 as per proof
SWGg2 ~ three years old, 81 50as2 "a, fancy
extra oldwhisky, S0N as per agr. N'
WlNes-Clarot III case, sStSh pcr quality, On.
Awba' per gal, AN@l so; Port D. zoos sherry,
wine IN cases, a OO@l0 "'''''
CHAMPIONSHIPS Mum ( Co, s2seS2e Held.
eick, IN basket sl6Nl9S EruS, Ia basket sl6tSls
Domestic champagne, e56all,
AS-sock Ale por doS 81 OoN2 81 Porter
per doL, " OOCr2 -.
BoriL. BSER-st loui. quarts, eIG plnts SRI 20
sudweiscr. own size, 81 So pints, Sii Oh Er.
anger beer quarts, slS; piutS, slS50
Hub Punch, SIS on
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nay, SEEDS AND rnnpsrurrs.
ro.DAy's QUOTATIONS.

FKrp-Choppcd corn, per 100 lbs, 81 SO crush.
cd corn and cob, per 100 lbs, 81 So crushed corn
and barley per 100 lbs, 81 IS; corn bran, per los
lbs, 75c. NNV
Hly-park, sia& bright SIS From stores
prairie. balcd. DARK, sia5; bright $40; bright
frce on board. car, - to l0 dark. ssto6
GERMAN MillEr-Wc quote at 81 ,M li,tle
millettn ~ 10 81 10 Scarce In the market
Garden. sc. per paper RETAIL Wholesale X 10
c. per paper,
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BUGGIEs, SPRING WAGONS, ETC

THIS is the great central depot for all AnM MIX
wagons, bugsiCs carriages, etc, from WIN, Whsa
country dealers get their supplies the IV"o"'
Ing arc ruling prices here
To-DAE's QUOTATIONS.
SHAFrs-si6g9 poles, S96blb per dcS .,,,, A,
BUGGGEs-Grado and spring top sNre,iS%s ~ ~
omen, S70GS0; do side springs TOP slVV@lS, "A, "a
side bar sl0OSlS0; dophaetonS S5GlSG Asssssss
side spring, sli0G200 do pfaetons slNG.m
bump seat buggies, sl75@25G platform s~""
Sllo@l20 three ST ring wagons 59OGllo'
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SCRAP IRON.

Sonar IRON iS in demand here The iolNy,iis
are,hc prices paid for all kinds OF scrap pn''"''
ro.nAY's QUOTATIONS, ,.A
Cast 81 per hundrod stove, ~ cents NlVSs. nn
~ 10 sc per hundred; brass, q to sly w. and
dred copper $40 TO II 30 per hundrod' ''''
end 8 4per huud rod
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COOpt,kAGE

THERE is a steady demand here for cGops1Tsssn,
and cooperage stock Of all kinds, anu v,vii,
from the country are frequent hut not eeu''NF
very heavy.
To-pAY's QUOTATIONS, $50. ,.,,
Molssses barrels, sl So halfbarrels Y sa ~ M
1sc; sugar barrels. 81: helcbatrOlR ~ hoop wv"
ppr l. 900 81
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WAGON WOOD WORK,

DALLAS supplies nearly all north IeNw,s os M
wagon wood work, and the sales In tnl i, na,
steady and continuous. Prices arr ~ 'o"V""
ro.pAY's QUOTATIONS.. xxv 4
sroxss-From 70 an inch, rer SET A~
sAwhp FkiIoss-ix 10 AK, q rs per sell
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COAL AND WOOD.

ro-nAys QUOTATIONS.,
poAi-lndian nation, 81 per ton.
Coxx-Soc per barrel.
per vord. sawed stove wood N retai,ins s,ss.s
rates Of u 10 70 s 10 per cord. ~ NV
CuAncoAt--to cents per bsrrcl
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Graham ilour, per hundred, $500

A Esngns Iity ovchnupo gtates that tina Mia.
soIri valley MAYER heforo raised II cron of corn
canal to ia" ono now annroarhIng noturiiy
Tho acreage throughout Missouri Kansas
Nebraska and Iowa is unprecedtntrIly iurre
ana The Weld IL universally Reported 10 bo
bounteous I'm MissourI mo nntcnrne Of the cron
IL Is nrcdiricd win reach 9lO Ol0 OOO bushcls,
in Kansas no 66D Oon LiIshols md in Nabrn "a
NO o n OnO bushela
Tho mlllers of Minnesota arc abnut lnsiug
ensures to rnmbiur for their avn nrn,rciIo1 a ,
iudeod The preliminnrv stons have nlronly bprn
taken lonking In c"mhlned action in stGnping,
their mills when tbe mice of 0our is lrss thnn
the cost of nrodurtion Staring lnryc nunntilir.
of Nnur nj the srnhosrl In thr 6nua. ~ commits
sion mon hpg nal nrn,rl "A proitaLio schema
for Minnegoia milrrs Inc mast Vear md thc
nrcsrnt mnycmrnt ia undnnbirdi, hoseI
ON thr fact that wheat viii knsn Ipttnr hn'
fnro Than uftr, II Ia manufacturoh min n,rr
Harvesting Ia wall advanced In C.iirnrnia
and favorable rrnnris rn,nn fron, oVarv nuart.r
Crnns mr." heint, rsthrrrd wb",e sayivi In H.
season n tntnI failure waa onticinateI ma Mo
general nyerag" Weld Is heavier mar scr" m NV
Inst Srnsnn N mr. nsc,n Ia G,Iged no .tarIari
uunlity win not la nuite mn In IGot ~ isSi' INT
as ire now rrnn ia romiuw rnrwarI aIn,yly e. H.
Too soon To- pronounco n deGnIte oninion On
Tho Srv hrl, fbrre w. N cro,t dssi Of shru,'k on%
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cordial invitation TO visit the Exchange and
witness the proceeding, transacted on the board
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POULTRY, BUTTER AND EGGS

To-pAY's QUOTATIONS. ,r,.
CHicHsNs-We quote at 50 Oh per u'ieu' '"''
keys 50@75c.
EgGs-l5c per dozen. ,,,o.
BrTrRR-Northern 2is5SCc Texas, lo@s,N, .,~
The receipts and exports ofbuilev q. mI wv ,Se
New York since May che beginning VI "'
irn N NnurL nAnAA.n ~. ~ l.AllnM.-
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Wa arc requested by the officers Of the MGR.
chants kxchange 70 extend TO the farincrs aud
planters OF North Texas, when In this city, a
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tionable The election Of judges for
life or during good behavior in Repub.
lican government is radically wrong and
anti Republican. In England formerly
the judges were appointed by the Crown
and held the tenure Of their Offices du-
ring the pleasure of the King. This
was very bad, and in more modern times
created furor for an independent ju-
dietary, which was accomplished. The
judiciary Of England is now indepcn-
dent Of the Crown, which is right and
proper But in South Carolina there is
no necessity for the judges to be indc-
pendent Of the people any more than
for the Governor and all State officers
TO be independent Of them. What a
horrible state Of affairs it would have
been TO have had such mcn AS Wright
and all the other Radical judges in Office
for life after the Democrats won the
government Of the State? If judge
makes good officer, at the expiration
of his term Of Office he will in all prob
ability be reelected, nnd if he is not q
good judge he ought to be turned out
In q Republic all public officers should
be responsible to the people, judges as
well as governors and members Of the
Legislature.
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a RAILNOAE NOON.

The Grecnvlle Ncrsi is generally pretty
good on boom particularly railroad
boom-and on Tuesday morning, in q
doublo-leaded editorial n column long,
furnishes quite largo amount of rail
road news and gossip, from which we
make some extracts. 1t says:
ain Abbevillo yesterday there was n
meeting between the Directors of the
Atlantic and French Broad Valley Rail
road, Mr.. King, of the Kentucky Cen.
trail, and railroad broker from New
York. It was agreed that the road
should be transferred to the Kentucky
Central ON guarantee that it shall be
completed within three years to Cum.
tcrland Gap where it is to unite with the
road to Morristown and thence to Knox
vile. The road is to be in sections.
The money is to be advanced for the
first section, that is to be movgaged
and the bonds will be placed, II is con.
fidently stated by the broker, at 70 cents
On the dollar. Subsequent sections, he
says, can be placed at 90 cents. The
building of this road within three years
is now beyond reasonable doubt. It
bill run from Aiken, through Edgefeld
to Abbeyille, Due West, Belton and
Easley over the mountains.
This is certainly good news for the
friends of the Atlantic and French
Broad, and whenever the transfer of this
line is made to the Kentucky Central, (it
will be observed that it has not yet been
done,) we shall expect to see it built
anroae The pi!s:S Rid Rid III very snort
time. The Directors of this Company
are making every effort to secure the
completion of their line at the earliest
possible day, and from all appearances
are not working in vain
Greenville city, the Me,rs says, can
share in the joy of the friends of the
road, from tho fact that it is contem.
plated to run branch line from the city
to tap the main line of the road at some
point, we presume between Williamson
and Easily.
The Ners says again that it has "trust.
worthy information that the South Car
olina Railroad will push the French
Broad Valley Railroad from some point
on its track near Augusta TO Anderson;
and there have been intimGtions that
proper inducements aud CO operation will
insure direct communication with Green
ville." Also, that it has received the
positive statement directly from high
official of the Clyde Syndicate that the
Blue Ridge Railroad will certainly be
built to Rabun Gap. and that il is in.
tended TO make the main line by Green.
vile, Laurens and Newberry, if the
Greenyille and Laurens Road can b
obtained, to Columbia, and use the pres.
ent road from Newberry up as branch"
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special Divine authority for 50 doing,
they will acquit me on the ground that
was oyerpowcred by The Deity, that is
that was was suffering from transitory
mania Your Honor has suggested that
the law of jurisdiction in this case may
be different from what some Of the lead
ing Washington lawyers say it is.
Should it be necessary to have your
Honor pass finally on this issue. expect
we shall find plenty Of authority TO show
that your Honor has no jurisdiction. |
am also Of opinion that The court in Lahc
will SO decide if necessary. The judi
ciary Of this district is not surpassed by
that Of the abeat judiciary in the Union.
Chief Justice Carter is the peer Of any
Justice On the American bench, and SO
are his l.sociates; and now, gentlemen
| must cloae. Two months ago YOU left
your homes and loved ones to listen to
this case. have no doubt but you have
given it your most solemn and praycrful
attention, and that your verdict will be
Not guilty az charged in the Indictment
and now, gentlemen, | leave this case
with you. At the last great day you and
all men will stand in the presence Of the
De;tv, crying for mercy and justice. AS
you act here, SO be your final abode in
The great hereafter. | beg you do not
get the Deity down on you by meddlng
with the case. beg you for your own
sakcs and for the sake Of the American
people and for the sake of generations
yet unborn that you let this case alone
You cannot afford to touch it. Let your
verdict be that it was the Deitys act, not
mine. When the President was shot his
Cabinet telegrapned to foreign nations
that it was the act OF a madman,' and it
will be far better every way that it be
officially decided that it was the act of "a
madman.'"
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Sale of Lot and Land Situate
in PendletOn, s. G..

M ILL be sold before the Court House
w door at Anderson, 8. c.. on the 9Th
day OF February next, (SALESDAY.) to
the highest bidder, for partition, two Lots,
Daniels, deceased "
HOUSE and LOT, containing three and
oone-sixteenth acres more or less, and
known in the plan of the said Village as
out-iot No. 26, more fully described in deed
others, dated s;h October, 1886, and record.
cd in Book "V," pages 237 and 238.
Also, the nine and one-half acres of
Land. adjoining, and more fully described
IN deed from Tully Boiling and Ann Bar
low low to James NJ. Daniels and Others, dated
I'D January, 1s42, and recorded in book
"Y." pages 48 and 49,. oN
Terms Cash. Purchaser to pay FIVE dol
lars extra for papers.
COLUMBUS WARDLAW.
600, Special Trustee, &c.
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MASTERS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ANDERSON COUNT
In the Court of Common Pleo,.

'' ON'N' " NVHHtOt 4 tCU4s
Warren A. Cartce, Plaintiff, VS.. Falby A..
Hammond, Juda c. Elrod, ct al, Defen-
darts. Complaint for Sale Of Land, &c.
pY virtue of an order to me directed by
~ his Honor J. s. Cothran, Judge of
the Sth Circuit, and bearing date the 4th of
January, 1882, l will sell at Anderson G. H.
5. G., on SALEDAY IN FEBRUARY,
1882. the following described property, as
the Real Estate Of John S. Cartee, deceas-
ed, to wit:
TRACT NO. 1, containing eighty acres,
more or less, situate in WILLIAMSON Town
ship, in the County and State aforesaid and
adjoining lands of Newt. Williams, Adam
Elrod and Others
TRACT NO. 2, containing twelve and
one-half acres, more or less, situate in
abont three miles Of Williamson, in Coun-
ty and State aforesaid, and adjoining lands
Of DR.. B. F. Brown, Thos. Anderson and
others.
Terms OF SALE-One.third cash. and the
remainder on credit Of twelve months,
with interest from day of sale, secured by
bond and mortgage of the premises, with
leave to the purchaser to anticipate paw
ment at any time. Purchaser to pay extra
for all necessary papers.
w. w. HUMPHREYS, Master.
Jan II, 1882 %
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crops. That is all anl surely unless
the ownership of land confers e3traor-
dinary rights, there is no inqulty IN the
rcquisition.
A system of individual or cooperative
herding, entirely practicable aud com
paratively inexpensive, as evidenced in 10
the experience of other countries, Will
take th. place of our present inefficient
and expensive system Of enclosures, and
wc will AS a people soon recognize the
passage Of the stock law as an era III our
progress. JOHNSON hAGooD,
Governor.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-01-19

"A dispatch from Kansas City, dated
January l6, says: This morning q
hackman who went into Frank Simons's
store on West Fifth street to make pur-
chase found the body of the proprietor
on the floor with two terrible gashes in
the back of his head. An az was living
near, with the butt end covered WITH
blood. Simons had considerable money
and note of receipt found ON his desP
would indicate that he was in the act Of
making a loan when murdered. His
pockets were empty and turned inside
out. Suspicion attaches to Jack Fitz
MaurIce, alias Wild Jack, between who
and Simons there had been trouble.
tltz Maurice was recently appointed city
pound keeper and had seized Simon's
nurse
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-01-19

HAVING this day formed partnership
rs the successors of the late firm above, we
will continue the Mercantile, Cotton and
Guano Business at the old stand, where We
hope still to merit q fair share Of the public
patronage. The Noes, Accounts, &c., of
the old firm will be found in our hands,
and must be settled up at the very earliest
practicable day.
Very respectfully,
DLECKLEY, BROWN & FRETWELL.
Anderson C. H., S. c.. jan 12. 1881,