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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1870-12-15

ests of the company, OF Mr.. kimpton and
Messrs. Henry Clews & Co., secured the post
ponement of the appointment of such receiver
and the retention of the bonds in their hands
until the return of the President and Gen.
Gurney.
Able counsel were employed, and through
their aid, an agreement was entered into, refer
ring the case to the consideration of the Board
of Directors.
His complaint and the answers thereto, with
the terms of the settlement, are herewith sub
SAtted without further comment than an ex-
preston of regret that rhe company should have
been so uselessly annoyed and subjected to the
expense of unnecessary litigation Those bonds
which the committee failed to negotiate, were
left in the possession of Mr. Henry Clews who
had been appointed one of the trustees under
the mortgage, for his signature as such trustee,
portion thereof being hypothecated under the
authority referred to above, to cover loans made
by him and Mr.. Kimpton.
ENGINEERS DEPARTMENT.
The able and interesting reports of the Chief
Engineer will give you full and explicit infor-
nation as to the transactions in this depart
ment, and it affords the Board of Directors sim
eere pleasure again to bare witness to the skill,
ability and zeal with which the duties of this
whole department have been discharged.
A careful examination of the results of their
operations, as reported, will convince all that
the money expended in continuing the surveys
on this road will amply repay the company and
the public The Board will only call attention
to the complete revision Of former estimates,
the great decrease in the cost of completing the
road, and the material saving of distance as
conclusive proof of this assertion. The Board
of Directors unite with the Chief Engineer in
accommodating q chance of GRADE and curyl-
ture, as suggested in his report, but would defer
their Judgment, as to the propriety OF the
substitution of wood and trestlework for mt
sonrx, until a necessity for such change is i'm
peratixe..
The report of the Superintendent is also
herewith submitted, and contains full and sat
isfactory information as to the operation of the
road during the past year The trains on the
road have been run with regularity and safety,
and the gross income has increased steadily.
The repairs recommended by him, for the pres
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preparation tor his work, and nothing was ac-
complished towards the execution of the con-
tract than the erection of cabins, the procure
ment of materials, technically called plant.
In the contract with Mr.. Steers of the 18th
February, 1870, it was expressly stipulated, as a
matter of security to the company, that the
work should commence at such time, and pro-
gress at such rate, as the Chief Engineer should
direct. The means and resources of the COM
pany being uncertain, it was deemed prudent
by the Chief Engineer to restrict Mr.. Steers to
tunnel work and heavy work contiguous there
to, so that this limited expenditure might ad-
vance the work necessarily heavy and slow, and
enable the company, when their means were
more abundant and certain, to accomplish
promptly the lighter work which remained to
be finished the policy of the company being
to save interest upon all that portion of the
work which required least time and heaviest
outlay. In accordance with this policy, the
actual work has only progressed at the rate of
from ten to twelve thousand dollars per month,
in excavations at Dicks Geek Tunnel and
heavy cuts adjacent thereto, so that the whole
amount of work performed, to the 10th of No
vcnfbcr instant does not exceed siXty-fivc
thousand dollars, although the contractor has
been urgent to extend his work.
This policy, however judicious and demanded
by the condition of the company, has, perhaps,
not unnaturaly provoked some impatient crit
icism at the alleged slowncss with which the
work has been prosecuted. But these censurcs
have, proceeded from persons who rather look
to the progress and completion of the road for
their own advantage, than from those who are
directly concerned in and responsible for it's
success; and this Board is conscious that, in
adhcring to the policy they have indicated they
are but dscharging the duty confded to them,
and assuring that final success which will put
an end to all such criticism. And, although
the Boards have been embarrassed by unfore
seen difficulties, such as the rescision of the
Cresswell contract and the heavy expenditure
consequent thereon, and other contingent ex-
penses, which could neither be anticipated or
guarded against, they appeal confidently to the
stockholders for that approval of their course
which is due to rcctitudc of intention and such
vigor of action rs was permitted by the means
at their control
They cannot conclude this report without the
expression of their regret at what they cannot
conceal from themselves, and that is, the alb
sence of that interest in this great enterprise,
which, many years ago, supported and strength
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GOLD AND SILVER

vrATCHEs. JEwELRY, CLOCKS. TABLE
w CUTLERY and FANCY GOODS for sale
s,eancr than ever offered in this market before,
and almost nj first cost.
No Brass Watches kept for sale here.
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Musical works
repaired in wcrsmanlike manner at reasonable
rates. All thorough repairs warranted for twelve
months. Watch Glasses fitted for 25 cents each.
Call on L. Y. V. Do"o Ih'
Push tho Green Doors, No. Brick Range.
Oct 49, 1870 III
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FOR ASTHMA

1t is specifc-one dose often relieving the dis
tressing choking, and producing calm and pleas
ant repese.
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TO CONSUMPf1FES

1t is invaluable, as it Immediately relieves the
difficult breathing and harrassing cough which at-
tends that disease.
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FOR GROUP

No mother should ever be without bottle Of the
EXPECTORANT in the house. We have numer
Gus certificates of its having relieved, almost in
stantly. the little sufferer, when death appeared
almost inevitable.
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ALCOCK'S POROUS PLASTERS

precedented fame. They are universally approved
They support, strengthen and aid the growth of
muscles. They appear to have a peculiar effect
upon the nerves ALA wing irritabty, while supply
ing warmth They seem to accumulate electricity,
and aid the circulation of the blood through the part
where applied, by which healthy actions are induced
Even in paralysis, where articulation was sus
pended the use of the Porous Pasters to the spine
restored the articulation, and materially reduced
the paralysis. In fact, the patient could not heiP
herself while before the Porous Plaster was appieo
she was as helpless as a baby. We refer to Mrs.
Sally Elliot, Spring. yield, Mass.
Sold by Druggists. Agency, Brandeth house.
New York. 4w-6-ch. p 6co.
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PLANTS AND FLOWERS.

its cerements and steps gaily forth to assert the
grand economy of nature kndles fame in every
well regulated bosom that leads to delving in the
dirt with view to fragrant blossoms.
We dennis gained some little notoriety la st year
for our efforts in growing flowers, and feel like
saying that good deal of the credit VII ich thus
obtained is due to W VEsTAL, Esq, of Cambridge
City, from whom obtained plants for cultiva-
ton Mr. Vistal's stock is large and complete, and
is composed of nothing but the most desirable and
rare varieties, and any of citizens who anx
ous to cultivate really fine and attractive flowers and
plants, surely c4nnot do better than to step
aboard of tie and paw Mr.. Vestal visit.
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The best is none too good, and Swope
is the man that has them French, Eng.
lish and American Cloths, Cassimeres
and Vestings, which Crooked by John
Scott, and made up in the style which
characteristics the work of this house will
ensure to every gentleman who patron
ICES this popular establishment, Broad.
way fit of the best goods Of the season.
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Rev. G. w. MILLER, so well known as
the earnest and successful pastor of the
Central Nj E Church, has been transfer
red to Peru, Ind. We regret to part
with this amiable and effective worker
in the christian cause, and congratulate
our friends in Peru, upon their good for
them in securing his services.
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CANvAssING. Our young friend, j.
ED. ILIFF. is now soliciting subscribers
for Mark Twain's "Innocents Abroad"
There are ESQ pages in this work. and
3S4 engravings. Price from SO to IS.
lie is also the only Agent in the city
for the expose Of Mormops, and Nor.
monism,' by n Green. 1t contains
472 pages. and the price is from 50 to
50 so. They are both interesting works
and can only be had by subscribing for
them.
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The new Seed and Flower store of E. Z.
Teas on 9Th street, near Main, affords the very
best facilities for procuring Vegetables and
Flower-seeds, Bulb, Flowering Plants, Hardy
shrubs, Fruit trees, Hanging baskets, Rustic
Furniture and everything appertaining to yard
and lawn embellishments. All articles war;
ranted true to name, and sold low.
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BUSINESS CHANGE.

have this day purchased the Tobacco and
Cigar Establishment of s. Bachman, No. 228
Main street, where shall continue the BUSH
ness with increased facilities, and hope to re-.
ceive the liberal patronage heretofore accorded
to this popular store. The business of the
House will be under the immediate charge OF
Mr.. Joseph P. Tiff, who will be happy to see
Richmond April, Is, 1870
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LICENSE NOTICE.

A Ii PERSONS INTERESTED ;D- are hereby mott,
of Commissioners of the county of Wayne, in the
State of Indiana, shall present my petition to said
Commissioners asking them to grant me license to
sell Intoxicating liquors in less quantity than
quart at time, with the privilege of permitting the
same to be drank the premises, which as fol-
lows: Two rooms the east side of Main Cross
street, in Centrevle. Wayne county, Indiana, and
south of Main street in said town. Said rooms are
Immediately north of and adjoining to the property
of Claiborne S. McMahan, occupied by him as .
dwelling house and shop. The front room in which
design selling nearest to the Main street of
said town, and the other is Immediately east of it,
being back room which is entered by a door thu
east side of the room first named. These rooms are
the most southern portion of what is commonly call.
ed Morton's Row. Said room icing Immediately in
the rear, and south of the building formerly owned
by VIM. 5. I. Morton, which building is situated in
the southeast corner made by the intersection Of
Main and Main cross streets in said town. The legal
title of the rooms which l design occupying, is in
VIM. s. I. Morton. Said rooms situated on the
west side of lot No. seventy 71) on the town
plat of Centrevile, in Centre township Wayne coun-
ty Indiana The only front door to the front, is in
the most western room of the two, which design to
occupy, and is the fifth door south of Main Street.
CLARK S. BAKER.
April 10, 1870. n6-3wpfS5
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PROFITABLE HoRsEs.--Our friend,
WE1LAND, of New Paris, Ohio, has this
season, inc stock Of Draft Horses at
his stable in that town, and our farmers
residing is this county, in convenient
distance, will avail themselves Of their
services.
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The Sale of Lots, opposite the Sus-
pension Bridge, on the west side Of the
river, belonging to Mary J. and Ephraim
Overman, was postponed from the 10th
inst. to the 30th. Saturday, April 80.
There are Bargains in these Lots, sure
and certain
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The latest fashions Of Spring Bonnets
and Trimmings, are now to be had at
Mrs S. A. ILIFF's. She has just receiv
ed a fine assortment of everything need
ed in the Millenary line, and she respect
fully invites the Ladies to call and
examine her stock and prices, before
purcha sing elsewhere.
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We had the pleasure Of meeting our old
friend Lew Craig yesterday, who has just rev
turned from his trip to California and the Hot
Springs of Arkansas.
We are glad 10 learn that his health 10 very
much improved, and that he intends resumng
his position on the Chicago Road.
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Rev. A Kinnan joined Roberts Chap
ell in Indianapolis on Sunday last, as
probationer.
THE HOME for the FRIENDLESS

Has been fitted up with Laundry, and has for the
washing and ironing. By this means we have been
able to contribute largely towards supplying the
daily wants of the Home We would respectfully
solicit the patronage of the public, and warrant at
sfaction Clothes will be sent for and returned in
good order at as low rates or lower than anywhere
else The application for washing may be left at the
post Office at the Home South 9th street, near the
corner of Market, with any one of the managers.
On behalf of the Board.
RIM. COFFIN, President.
Richmond, Sept.1 1859.
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woMEN.ss SUFFRAGE CONVENTION.
County Mass Meeting.

On the 18th and 10Th Of next month.
(May,) there will be Mass Convention
of all who are favorable to comforting on
Women, the right Of Suffrage, in this
City. Good speakers will be in atten-
dance. We will publish the call for the
Convention. and the place where it is to
be held, in our next weeks paper.
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GATE SPRINGS.

Mcdonald, of 80 North 9Th street, is putting
on his unriavalled Gate SpriLg, which is COW
proof and affords the only safe guard against
the ravages of piratical maurauding i'll bred
theiving cows.
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Having engaged extensively in the Tobacco
and Cigar business at 228 Main street, offer
the Continental Saloon and Billiard Rooms
for sale on very reasonable terms
IT, CHAs. LEIvE,
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We are glad to see our young friend,
Eddie Dennis. dispensing kilograms at
the uptown Western Union Office. r,
is we'll mcrited com plinent to him for
the rapidity with which he has learned
the profession.
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! j., NJ Wasson has taken the Central
Hotel, on Main street, between Marion
and Franklin street, and proposes to
keep a first class boarding house.
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EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT.

Now is the time to buy a good Ha. or
Cap. All the latest styles on hand, and
to be sold at COST PRICE, to close out the
whole Stock on account Of engaging In
another business. GOSEPOHL,
The Halter, 226 Main st.
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Olive Logan at Lyceum Hall Friday night

The Editor Of the RADICAL in view Of the
late nomination does notseem to "wrap the drap.
pleasant dreams, - but rather Stimulates the ROLE
Of the quarry slave, scourged to his dungeon.
Isaac should forbear trough hewing his ends.
there's destiny shaping-''dem dar fe llers."
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Having sold my Cigar and Tobacco estab-
lishment. to Chas. Leive Esq. return my
sincere thanks to the public for the very libe-
81 patronage which have always received. and
rsspec; fully ask continuance Of the same to
my successor. 8. BAcHMAN.
Richmond April 10, 1870.
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For love of Q Bonnet, and beauti-
ful Trimmings, go 70 Mrs S. A lLIFFs,
few doors North of First National
Bank, on Franklin Street, East side.
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Or. Dake is in town,

Your last chance to hear the best lecture Of
the season, will be at Lyceum Hall, Friday
night when sweet OLIVE talks.
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NEW FIRM.

VUNHE UNDERSIGNED have this day associated
IL themselves under the firm name of Weber 4 Co.,
for the purpose of earring the General brewery
Business, in the city OF Richmond
PETER WEBER,
EMIL MENCK,
PAUL MEYER.
April T. 1870. n5-3t
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The Way to Make Money
NAS BILL DISCOUNTED Is % cont.
" ifpaid on or before the goth inst.

j. Zeyen Bro, are better prepared than ever be-
fore accommodate their customers with any article
of clothing they may need made to order 10 from
the best OF material, which they have now on hand.
For Collars, Necktes, etc. to their establishment
No. 232, Main -street. Their prices reasonable.
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WANTED an active man ,

~ SONDo in each County in the States,
to travel and take orders by samples, for TEA
COFFEE and SPICES. To suitable will
give salary OF 5000 to 81 zoo year, above travel
ing and other expenses, and reasonable commits sion
on sales.
Immediate applications are solicited from proper
parties. References exchanged. Apply to. or ad-
dress Immediately. J. PACKER CO,
Continental Mills,
3S4 Rowery, New York
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Mrs. Otis is very anxious to hear from hel
lost Gold Bracelet, which has her name on.
graved in full inside
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EASTER BEEF.-We turned dentist on Sun
day ard inserted several teeth-into the rich
and juicy conformation of one Of Knopf & Bros
superior Sirloin steaks and are free to say that
We rather like the business. Better Beef we
never tasted,
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Remarkable Cure, performed daily
by the noted Electro Magnet Healer,
DIR. BAKE, at the I fremont House
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We call special attention to the advertise
ment of A. f. Croker s. Co into days paper.
They mean business.
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@The following gentlemen. were,
on Easter Monday, April 18th, 1870,
elected Wsrdens and Vestrymen Of St
Paufs Protestant Episcopal Church in
this city:
Wardens-E II Swayne
K d Palmer
Vestrym j p Siddall
G II Burchenall
p G Graft
Jno w Grubbs
Thos w Roberts
w Ferguson
Rich'd Jackson.
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The Girl Of the Period will be at Lyceum,
Hall on Friday night
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FOR SALE

DR.. Dake is at the fremont, and re-
mains during the month.
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CHAs. LEIvE,

Remember the Alleghanians, at Lyceum Hall
Saturday Eve. April 23rd.
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RETURNED.-Dr. Dake can be consult
ed at the fremont House, until farther
notice.
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What livery storseman Wants.

A GOOD, CHEAP. AND RELIABLE LINZ
LAMENT Such article is Dr.. Tobias Venetian
Horse Lniment. Pint Bottles One Dollar. For
Iameness, Cuts, Calls Collie, Sprains, &c warran-
ted better than any other Iii used by all the great
horsemsn Long Island courses 1t will not cure
Ring Bone SPAWN there is Liniment in
existence that will What it is stated to cnre it
positively does.
No Of horses cW be without It after trying bot
tie. One does revives and often the life of
over heated or driven horse. For Collie and Belly
ache it has never failed. Just as sure rs the sun
rises just is this valuable niment to be the
Horse Embrocation of the day.
Use it one and all. Sold by Druggists and Store
Keepers throughout the United States. Depot 10
Park Place, New York. 4w 6 CHI p .6co
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THB EDUCANIoNAL GAZETTE for April comes to
our table laden with unusually rich store of good
things for young and old. The articles sensible,
high toned full Of life and zest and teach noble les
sons, such persons of all classes will he likely to
learn, remember, and profit by We think every
school boy should read the story The Real TelTale,
which appears in this number of the GAZETTE. We
cannot too highly commend this publication to our
and Instructive,-a fitting companion for every
teacher, parent and child. 1t should be read at
every freside in the land.
Messrs. q. II. Turner 4 CO., 607 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia, the publishers. Send for speci-
men copy,-not forgetting to enclose One Doll ar,
years subscription.
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NEW MUSIC.-We find WHrTSEY's Music AL
GUEST for April, contains three beautiful pieces OF
new music, sheet music sze) as follows
"Oh N.Y." by Frank Howard One of the best
comic songs we have seen, and it is already
song at the leading minstrel halls. Also splendid
Temperance song and chorus, entitled "Notier Val
Pray for YOU by Howard.
pray you nv son never touch the first dram,
But think of the future bright,
Oh shun all inducements to drink-sbe man.,
And crown my last days with delight;
Don't touch il, don't taste it. 'its use you wont
Let friends never lead you astrav, need,
My warning remember and carefully heed,
The wish of your mother, pray.
Every lover aud worker in the temperance cause
should obtain this beautiful song, and we hope it
may be heard in every Good Templars Lodge
throughout the land, lit also be had in sheet
form, price forty cents.
The SJnet March, splendid instrumen tai piece by
Dau,s completes the music in this number.
The Literary, Fashion, New Music Review, Home
and Abroad items &C., complete We know of
better way to invest 81 90, than by subscribing
for year Send ten ceuts and obtain specimen
copy. Address
WHITNEY'S PALACE OF MUSIC,
TOLEDO OHIO.
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A CARD,

Go and see Olive Logan's 'Girls," az Lyce~
um Hall on Friday night.
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U. s. INTERNAL REVENUE
NOTICE.

TIME REVENUE TAX returned to me upon the
annual list of 1870, being income for the year
1859. Tax upon Watches, Carriages, Gold and Sill
yer Plate, are due and payable. Special Tax
License) for the year beginning Nay LIST, 1870, will
be due that day.
The law requires each person or firm in business,
and liable to pay special to pay the same when
commencing business, which makes this annual spe-
cial tax, due the first day of May in each year
Payments can be made at my Office in New Castle at
any time during business hours, and in Wayne coun
ty as follows:
Division No. 3, Richmond, Wayne Co. April 29th,
and 30th, 1870.
Division No. 3, Richmond, Wayne Co. May 10th
and 17th. 1870.
Division No. A. Centreyille Wayne County, May
18th, 1870.
Division No 4, Cambridge City, April 30th. 1870;
Division No. 4, Cambridge City, May 10th and
Goth, 1870.
The penalties required by law will be added if pay
ments be neglected. The Collector has authority
to remit penalties.
VIM GROSE, Collector.
New CASTLE, April 10, 1870. INST