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DISSOLUTION OF c 0-P A Il Il N L r.
~ SIIiP.--The co-rartncrship heretofore cx-
Isting between the undersigned In the name ami
style or ROBERT +. WILLIAMS q co. - this
day dissolved by mutual conscnt. Either partner
wild use the name OF tho firm In liquidation.
, [Slgncd] ROBEkT +: WiLLLaMS,
/ LLOYD j. BEALL. -
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DRY GOODS.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
JULIUS SYCL LES'H,

u L. ! u y y i - IL r. = =
Ga9 Main street, second door below Ninth.
He now offers his entire stock OF SUMMER
DRESS GOODS regardless Of cost, as I've Is deter
mined Ia reduce his tremendous stock; SO call
early amt procure some OF those handsome
FIGURED GRENADINES from 20 To 3oc. worth
sTRIPED and PLAIN LENos at :oc. worth sOc.;
PLAIN and PLAID MOzAMBIQUEs at 2Oc.
FRENCH '0eSRGANDIEs at soc. worth 4oc.:
PRINTED PEKCALES at Iesc.:
MOURNING GOODS-a speciality;
IRON INTERCHANGEABLE grades and PRICES;
PACAS-f from 25 to co.;
Very good CKArE C9LLARs s.,, and GuFFs,
KERciiIsFsoin s Sar Variety; i,T''N'N' HAND
LAWNS at lgac. worth 2or.;
Great bargains In BLACK SILKS;
KSR HHSKahSEk SGk 4R3 T%w Nss Es at , Wglh s
LAHcAsTER and MARsElLLEs QUILTs-all
wl!iTE @ and "%LGKEp .rlouEs from sor. up;
A FIJI liMe OF WHITE GoNlS, TABLE DA-
, MAsk, NJ ! MArKlNS, =, i'Er,, and boY!LEs'
FURNITURE DaMAsk.
have also full line of GENT's FURNISHING
GOODS such rs
Isle and GAIIZE SHIRTS;
LINEN slilKTs-very cheap;
COLLARS,
IIALF-IIUSF,
TIES ami GLOVES,
Good LINEN DRILLING at 25c. and upwards;
SASH, NECK, and RIBBONS In va
riety;
SILK, Isle, BUCK, and KID GLOVES-all
ali sizes;
LACE COLLARS,
RUFFLES,
EMHROIDERIEJ,
HOSIERY and NOTIONS OF all kinds.
Many other articles too numerous to mention.
Call early and be convinced.
JULIUS SYCLF,
jyl8 pos Main street.
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RnA1, ESTATE AGENTS.

RICHARDSON 81 Cos
h, REAL ESTATE .GEETS
- u and AUCTIONEERS,
s,.r 1Ii3 MAIN STREET = ~
sau buv. ,ease or rent city And country REAL
ES.i ATE OF every description. make prompt col
iections and returns, aud negotiate loans.
jy ls--fm
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MARINE ENTEE.LIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, July IS, 1870.
Snn rises. .... .,...,. 4.53 Moon rises. ITO:
SUE SETS 7.03 High tide. So!
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SHIPPlsG.

DOR BALTIMORE.-St .-Steamera.5sn,I
II PETERSBURG will leave her 3ak s3sSx
wharf MONDAY, JulyiI 18th, at & O'Clock L. T.
Freight received mp TO 81 O'Clock =. NJ. For
freight or passage apply to
ty I3 w. II. RRFTT oaSt
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DOR NEW YORK.-The OldSidsr
elegant siie-wheel steamship ISAAC Is BhLl, Cap
tain BLAKEMAN, will leave her wharf 1T Rockets
ON TUESDAY. July 10th at 0 go'clock A. NJ. Freight
received until 8 A. M. Fare, $l7; sleeraye
S6 round-trip tickets $50. For freight or passage
apply to JOHN w. WYATT, Agent,
jy Is ct No. JGoYernOr street,
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TRAIN No. l.-1llhDUGti NAH. GRAIN riu
IHhlHEl"u ictEt- the t!cpri. r"rnrr Of Byrd ana
! l"hth "ir""i~. DIR IT lil5 4. NJ. Arrives I'm
f.lrhm"iId daily II gSt =. NJ
TRAIN M. ..--thc BALTIMORE EMPRESS
TRAIN, connecting NJ AIuia creek with the
.'"Hmcrs h""rI"t"ud and lr"u-ics. leaves The
'rp"t, corner 81 Eruah aud Eighth strp",s, daily
sundays rNrcp"dt al u'"uCk l.. NJ. Arrives Ia
Ei'hm"hd N"uHlNS "Ncrpril AT $50 \. NJ.
TRAIN No. 3.--lllR,l GIL MAI. TRAIN ri0
Na-hn.t"G !e'tvrs III" depot corner OF Byrd and
llgiih street., daily tSuudays excepted, at $50
=. n. Arrives tn Richmond tMoud;tys cxccrte,l
- t:%n \. VI.
Tilu!.tn TICKETS amI THROUGH BAG
CAGE 'iltthc to AL principal points iu The
%ORlH EAST. aud N"RrliW EST.
fkt!h!ilS c"ntrac;.G iuf aGd forwarded
I!,iN. with dispatch, - n! points NORTH and
WEST.
HrktiAL No1ICE..-Thc BALTIMORE EN-
tff>H TRAIN "il run a. f;ti d. Milford station
al SUNDAY, leaving Richmond, corner of Broad
ANA fi.hh street,, ~ 4. NJ. Returning viii
iraNr Milford on Mondays at G:eo A. NJ. and ar.
rive nj flrilmynd u s:3' A. NJ.
Apply at CuMrANY'S OFFICE, corner OF
broad and E!shth streets.
J. Il. GENTRY,
, General Ticket Agent,
ED. T. u. MYERS, General superintendent.
ir 80
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~ II RN IL Sc Il DS.
NEW CROP.
PURPLE-TOP STRAP LEAF,
WHITE FLAT DUTCH,
LARGE WHITE GLOBE,
LARGE WHITE NORFOLK,
YELLOW ABERDEEN,
SEEEN-TOP, and
PURPLT-TOP RUTA BAGA.
gro %n from the same stock and of the same supe-
Flor quality as those sold by for the last three
wears. ALLISON X ADDISON,
iyl5 1920 and l322 Cary street.
sNELERY PLANTS, FLAT DUTCH
" CABBAGE PLANTS now ready al
ALLAN u JOHkSON'S,
10 so 1905 Main street.
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WE HAVE NOW ON HAND u supe-
MIDL0TtiTaN LUMP COAL,
MIDLOTHIAN HAIL COAL. .g4a ...... ..
MIDLOTHIAN AVERAGE COAL for famt-
MIDLOTHIAN AVERAGE COAL for fouu-
dries, ''aRt n -
MIDLOTIIIAN SMITHS C0AL.,.
Also, RED and WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE
COAL, different sizes. = y. III
OF which we win sell az low ns can be- bonght.
Orders ieff ai our Office. Fourteenth street t-rear
Mayo,s bridge, No. liza Main between Elcyenth
and Twelfth streets, or through clio post-onee'
Will receive prompt attention. e,e -
Fourteenth street near Muyo's brhige.
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GLOVER HILL COAL.-I am now pre-
I pared to furnish all grades OF CLOVER HILL
CSf al the following reduced prices
LUMP, sS.1s per load. delivered; HAL: tals: tS'
Aiso' STHKACITE COAL OF beat quality;
SOFT COKE for cooking purposes 0Ah 1s, sna
WOOD. c. Is. Lilsa3on.p, Lil,aao s.c,as.
ie2Q-5n SoVchth ano nyIa nss0-s.
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DRAZEAL d COTTRELL.
!D WOOD AND COAL.
GLOVER HILL COAL, oil grades y,
ANTHRACITE COAL, cargo being discharged;
CARBON HILL COKE, lump and hail.
OAK and PINE WOOD. ..-t- -.
Coal is now at the lowest price. Now Is the time
In buy. The place TO buy fs ut the CDiSER OF
NINIIf STREET ANDBAEIN ~ Sim
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lam NOW DELIVERING CLOVER
| Hill, COAL At the following reduced ratss:
LuMP FOR CRATE PURPOSES, per losd, Is IS
HAIL FOR CRATE puRpJSEs, per load. o W
HARD FOR CRATE AMI fCOOhlSd .
PURPOSES, per load. d...............:.:,:s,,a0 a0
have on hand also soane very Rood Ct.nssh
HILL LUMp COAL for the low price OF $a'so
per load delivered. -. 49,. .Hn
'NNTHRACiTE COAL. COKE OAK AND
PINE WOOD, at the lowest rates.
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EXACTLY RIGHT.

The Charleston News laid down platform the
other day, upon which that journal proposed to
place the Democracy of this State. 1t has receiv-
ed single response, we believe, and this (Which
we fully endorse) was from the Columbia Pheniz,
as follows:
We desire first to say that we make no issue
with the Neirs upon the subject matter of its dec
aration. But it is due, at least to this journal to
say that we do not recognize the right either of the
Netcs, or of any other journal, to lay down the
platform of the South Carolina Democracy. We
presume that ct the right time and in its own way
the South Carolina Democracy will lay down n
platform for themselves. In the meantime the
Ners can do no more than give expression to its
own platform and We have the right to say, with
due courtesy, TINT the Meas has exercised an an
thority which no journal in the State has right
to assume. We "who have born the heat and bur-
den of the day." do not assume this authority and
we do not intend to concede it to other journals.
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SENTENCE DAY.


The Sessions business of the Circuit Court was
concluded on Thursday last, when Judge ORR pro-
nounced the following sentences:
VIM. L. Davis, convicted of assault and battery.
fined S25 and costs of prosecution.
VIM. NJ. Davenport, convicted of malicious tres
pass, fined $40 and imprisoned three months
the Imprisonment to terminate at the expiration
of ten days, upon the defendant paying an addi-
tional fine Of $50 and costs.
Wellington Harbert, convicted of larceny, and
sent to the Penitentisry for one year at hard Ia
Dor.
James NJ. Driver, petit larceny, one years SER
vice in the Penitentiary.
Samuel Greer. (colored,) petit larceny, six
mouths in the Penitentiary at hard labor.
Charlotte Cherry. (colored,) petit larceny, sent
to the common jail for three months, and to be
kept at work by the jailor.
Lafayette Morrison, convicted of petit larceny,
failed to appear on Thursday, and sealed sem
tence was left for hims bnt he made his appear
ance on Friday Morning. when the Judge ordered
him to be sent to the Penitentiary for one year.
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THE rIfrEEN1,H AMENDMENr.

1t is claimed by Radical journals that the Fiji
teenth amendmer; 70 the Constitution of the Uni
ted States has been ratified by twenty Statcs
being only one less thar constitutional majority
Nebraska Texas and Georgia Gun be relied upon
as voting in its favor when the Legislatures of
tkose States are called upon to act, and this will
secure one more vote than is necessary to COM
plete its ratification, even should the vote of New
York not be counted, in accordance with the with
drawal Of consent by its present Legislature
The following is the full text of the Fifteenth
Amendment:
SECTION i. The right of citizens Of the United
States to vote shall not be denied or abridged by
the United States, or by any State. on account Of
race, color, or previous condition of servitule.
SECTION 2. Congress shall have power 10 enforce
this article by appropriate legislation.
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BRIEF MENTIoN.-The sale of Maj. JONES prop
erty advertised to take place at Pendeton the 25th
of January, has been unavoidably postponed TO
Wednesday next, 9th inst.
portion of the personal property of Maj.
JAMES GILMER, deceased, will be sold ut his late
residence near Roberts Church on the 14th inst.
Among the articles to he offered for sale, We OBJ
serve that there is set Of Surveyors instruments,
Of superior finish.
We are under obligations to DR.. JOHN WILSON,
one of the Representatives from this county, for
recent Legislative fsvors.
A society for the 'prevention Of tobaceo-spit
ting" in churches is about to be organized in New
York. We recommend q similar organization in
this town.
DeLarge, (colored,) the acknowledged leader of
the House of Representatives, in course Of Bit
ter inyective toward the honorable President Of
the Senate D. T. CoRBIN, referred to him as .that
infamous man, too low for heaven and too mean
for hell.''
We have received the proceedings of the South
Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical Society, at
the annual meeting in November last, embracing
valuable reports of committees, &c.
It is thought that the Court will continue in
session the greater portion Of next week, although
the Judge lawyers and officers are diligently pur-
suing the wsy to the end of the dockets.
The liberal and enterprising firm Of BESSerr &
KEEsE. with other generous advertisers, have oc-
cupied SO much space in this issue as to exclude
the usual quantity OF reading matter on this page
But if our subscribers will not complain, we
promise 70 submit cheerfully.
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NEW INSURANCE COMPANY.

Among the good acts of the Legislature, land it
is pleasant to have such to mention, for the rare
variety,) says the Columbia correspondent of the
Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle and Sentinel, the granting
of charter to the ..Policy Holders Life and
TonLine Assurance Company of the South" is
noteworthy. This is mutual company, upon the
safe principle of those companies at the North
which have proven great successes-such as the
New York Mutual. The President, VIM. MoBuR-
XEY. ESQ.,, is on old resident Of Charleston, where
the conpany's headquarters are to be established
for the present. Its operations are intended to
embrace the three States of South Carolina, Geor-
gia and North Carolina, md it contains in its
Board of Directors some of the best names in this
State. 1t is designed to absorb ut home the i'm
mense sums now being invested in Northern in
surancc companies, and in this purpose deserves
the support Of the Southern people.
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Chairman Executive Committee.

THE NEW DEMocRAcY.-A new party was orga-
nized in New York on Wednesday last, under the
name of .'New Democracy" The founders base
the party on the fundamental principle Of requir-
ing the reference to the people of all laws passed
by their legislative representatives, is done in
several of the Swiss cantons. shrewd bid is
made in the platform for the votes Of the women,
The new Democrats favor the running of all the
railroads and telegraphs by the government, and
the employment Of everybody who wants work by
the national and local authorities.
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Erom the Eaaedeka Adyertiser.

At meeting of the Members of the Bar of
Edge6eld, on Wednesday the 10th inst, Gov. NJ.
L. BoxHAa presiding, the following Resolution
was offered by JOHN E. BACON. Esq, and unani-
mously adopted by the meeting:
Rssolped, That the thanks of the EdgefeId Bar
are emneutly due and are hereby rendered to His
Honor, Judge ORR, for holding the present Ex-
fra Term of the Court and for the dignity, ability
and courtesy with which he has discharged his du-
ties as presiding officer of the Court.
On motion by S. B. GRIFFIN. Esq.
Resolped, That the above Resolution of thanks
be published in the Edge6eld Aduertser.
Gov. BoNHAm, in his usual happy and ornate
manner, presented the above Resolutions to his
Honor on the last day of the Term, followed by
Gen. NJ. W. GARY, on the part of the Juries, in
rendering their thanks, as also those of the COM
munity, to Judge ORR, for the strict, yet courte-
GUS mpartiali.y and ability manifested during the
entire Term,
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THE DAILY SOUTHERN GUARDIAN.

We take great pleasure in announcing the re-
sumption of this newspaper. For u long time, it
was the favorite: Of the up-country, and we are
confident that its popularity will soon be regained
Mr.. PELHAM has made several efforts since the
war to revive the Guardian, which was destroyed
.. the great confagration in 1865, and We know
that its coming has been anxiously expected by
many of its old friends in this section. Now that
these expectations have been fulfilled they are
ready to flock around its standard, and aid to sus
tain worthy representative of our people What
memories cluster around the name for us In the
bivouac, on the march, and when the din of bat
tie was scarcely over the writer of this paragraph
sought to entertain the readers Of the Euardiun
with pictures of army life. AS an occasional cor
respondent, our pseudouym was familiar to its
patrons, and they cannot wonder that We feel an.
abiding interest in its welfare at this time. We
will be glad to forward subscriptions for daily or
tri-veekly. Terms: Daily, one year, $500; six
months, $500. Tri-weekly, one year, $500; six
mouths, $3.50. Published at Columbia by WM.
H. McCAw & Co., and edited by c. P. PELHAM,
ESQ.,, its former editor and proprietor.
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ny A capital number is the issue of the Au,.,

gGy- A capital number is the issue of the An,eri.
can Agricultural for February. an advance copy Of
which has come TO hand The tinted cover CON.
tains beautiful engraving of animals, while
through the body of the work are scattered 81
fine illustrations, some of exquisite beauty, and
all pleasing or instructive. About an equal num-
Der of articles on various topics, for the Farm,
Garden and Household, the little ones not for
gotten,) include the practical experience of lead
ing farmers in different localities, which furnish
much real instruction. These, with list of work
TO be done during the month, and with the "Bas-
ket' containing exposures of humbugs and some
eighty shorter articles various topics, together
furnish an amount of useful, practical reliable in
formation probably nowhere else to be found-at
least for the same cost: Sl.50 per annum or four
copies for S5. ORANGE JUDD & Co., Publishers,
2t6 Broadway, New York.
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A DOUBLE PRESENT OF INTRINSIC VALUE.

The proprietors of the Intel,igeneer are placed
under many obligations to Messrs. Bennett &
KzEsE for valuable present to each of them, in
the shape of sack of extra Family Flour, which
is pronounced by the 'better-halves'' Of this es-
tablishment to be really superior in every respect
The liberal donors have in store a large quantity
of Flour, which they are selling at reduced rates.
We advise consumers to give them CALL and ex-
anime their qualities and prices, as they are de-
tarmined not to be undersold in this market. Be-
sides this important article of home consumption,
these gentlemen have large and varied assort-
ment of merchandise, which they assure US will
be sold at the lowest figures. Remember their
stand, at the Southwest corner of Brick Range.
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rHE STATE AeRIcULTuRA1 SOCIETY.

A meeting of the Executive Committee Of; the
State agricultural Society was held in Golumbia
last week. A premium list of S7,000.was arrang
ed for the next Annual Fair, and will be published
in q few days. Last year the premium list amoun-
ted to only $4,000. We are glad to notice that
the Society is going forward in the good work it
has undertaken, and we trust that the people of
this section will be fully represented in the exhi-
bition next fall.
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8 8 8 9 8 8 8 9 lS1

TO THE WORKING CHASING are now
prepared to furnish nil classes with constant en-
ployment at home, the whole of the time or for
the spare moments Business new, light and pro-
table. Persons Of either sex easily earn from &c.
to So per evening, and proportional sum by de-
voting their whole time to the business. Boys and
girls earn nearly as much as men, That all who see
this notice may send their address, and test the bus
mess, we make this unparalleled offer: To such as
are not well satisfied will send ST pay for the
trouble Of writing. Full particulars, valuable
sample, which will do TO commence work on, and o
copy of The Peoples Literary Companion-oue Of the
largest and best family newspapers published-all
sent free by mail. Reader, if you want permanent,
profitable work, address E. G. ALLEN &CO, Au.
gusta, Maine. 32-3m
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Ygnlsneal.

MARRIED, on the 9th instant, at the resi-
dence of the brides father, by Rev. W. E. Wal
tcrs Mr.. s. A. SHELTON and Miss SUE RooT, all
of Anderson District
~ Printers fee received
At Symmes' Mills, near Pendeton. s. c., on the
9th instant, by the Rev. Hugh McLees Miss
MARIE SYnMEs, daughter Of the late DR.. F. w.
Symmes, to DR.. ]. II. DEAN, of Greenville.
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An Important consideratIon.

DR.. TUFTS Liver Pills are PURELY yEGETA-
BILE and nre adapted to young and old, male and
female, and may be taken at all times, without re-
straint of occupation, without change of living,
without diet and without the fear of taking cold
during all kinds of weather. and in all climates.
THEY CONTAIN NO MERCURY
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SPECIAL NorIcE-To parties in want of Doors,
Sashes and Blinds, We refer to the advertisement
of P. P. ToALE, the large manufacturer Of those
goods in Charleston. Price list furnished on ap-
plicaton. 4-9m
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FURNITURE WAREROOMS.

6. F. TOLLY
INFORMS the public that he is now receiving
large and elegant lot Of
Furniture of every Description,
Which he offers at prices unequalled in the up
country, according to quality and finish. The fol-
lowing embraces portion of the stock now in
store
Mahogany, Walnut and Painted Bureaus,
Cottage and French Bedsteads,
Wardrobes, Washstands, Extension Tables,
Ladies' Work Tables, Writing Tables, &C.,
Cbairs of all descriptions,
Fine Cottage Sets of Furniture,
Cribs, Cradles, Trandfe Beds, Mattresses,
And in fact everything usually kept in an estab-
lshment of this kind.
My goods are obtained direct from Northern
manufacturers and any article not on hand can
be furnished on the shortest possible notice and at
the most reasonable prices.
BSS- ANY article Of Furniture made TO order,
in the best style, and repairing done wth neatness
and dispatch
Thankful for past patronage, respectfully So
licit a continuance Of the same, confident that my
prices and tie quality Of my stock will please
every customer. G. F. TOLLY,
Furniture Store, Depot Street.
Feb 8, 1870 50
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JAMES L. ORR.
JAMEo u. UNh,
President Of the Farmers Association

In accordance with the above, we offer half o
o ton of Baugh's Rawbone Phosphate, each, for
the best acre of Corn and Cotton grown in An
derson, Pickens or Oconee counties, by the use Of
said Phosphate The contestants must furnish US
with particulars as to the preparation of the land
quantity used, and how applied. All contestants
will be required to give notice of their purpose to
contend for either or both of the above premiums
to the Secretary, james A. Hoyt, on or by the 10th
day of June next, and alse to pay at the time Of
giving such notice an entrance fee of So in each
case, to be applied for the benefit and use of the
Association
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ANDERSON. S. c.. Dec. q. Il

ANDERSON, S. O., Dec. q, 1869.
B. F. CRAYToN-Dear Sir !: We are in receipt
of your favor of the 25th instant, placing at our
disposal one ton of Baugh's Rawbone Phosphate,
under such regulations the Executive Commit
tee may prescribe. We accept with pleasure your
generous contribution to promote the agricultural
interest of our community, and for it please oc-
cept our thanks in behalf Of the Association.
Respectfully,
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g@- W. H. B. TopD is duly authorised to act as
agent for the Anderson EetclLgeacer and the RanGl
Garotinian, and will receip. fer subscriptions to
either of these Journals.
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]. L. ORR, for the Committee.

The undersigned has been authorized by Messrs.
VIZ. c. BEE & Co., general agents of the Etiwan
Fertilizers, to offer through the Association half
ton of the Eixan for the best acre of Corn and
Cotton each, to be grown iu Anderson, Pickens or
0conee countless by the use of their Fertilizers,
subject to the same conditions and regulations as
have beea applied by the Association to the dona-
tion of Baugh's Rawbone Phosphate.
B. F. GRAFTON,
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BE- JOHN T. SLOAN, IN, is the regular author
lied agent in Columbia to solicit advertisements
aud procure subscriptions for the batellgencer.