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NEW JERSE Ell.

The Paterson rogues are 80 busy with politics that
they can't md time to steal.
The Burlington county Republicans have nomi-
nsted Henry J. llick for senator.
The house OF Christopher White, on South street
Hudson city entered by burglars Yesterday Aitor
noon. and $500 in money ana about $1,000 worth
Jewelry were stolen.
The body OF Mrs. Miller, OF Martins Creek, War
rem county. who escaped from the State LunAtc Asy
ium few days ago, was found floating In tho canS
near Trenton yesterday.
On "Wednesday matronly woman appeared before
Justice Chase In Newark, accompanied by boy OF II
md girl OF IS, the latter being her dsugntef The
woman desired TO have them welded, The Justics
asked the beArdess youth whether his marin knew h
out"
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MATT BRENNAN's SUCCESSOR.
The Hon. Denis Burns n Candidate for Po-
lice Commissioner.

me FdTIOF OF NUN
SrR; The Hon. Denis Burns, "the member
from Sligo" in whose promotion and success you
SEEM like all OF US, to feel = warm interest," should
not be required to tramp to Albany any more as
Assemblyman Therefore, We, his friends and con.
stituents, request that The Sun will urge his claim
for the place OF Police Commissioner as the sue
cessor OF the Hon. Matthew 7. Brennan, who as
pires to more onerOus but less remunerative place
for the sake, of course, of the dear people.
Mr. Brennan exact from the Boss the appoint
msnt Of the member from Sligo, II he IL half the
friend to the Hon Denis that he affects to be. And
why should not the Hon. Denis be Police Commis
sioner when many of his compatriots nre WELD
ers OF the locust Clubs are to be trumps more
than ever; therefore let the Hon. Denis bo King
Of Clubs. The member from Sligo is well qualified
to expound the Tammsny police text, according to
Matthew SUNRISE.
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personal INTELLIGENCE.

Superintendent Jourdan is much better.
The yachtsman Ashbury has ordered a t4.0W
painting OF Arctic scenery from one OF our American
artists
Oficers and members OF the old Finh New York
Volunteers are requested to send many OF their
rades' names and addresses a. possible to Mr. Geo.
Williams ONCE OF the Nep YOrk Times. In order thai
steps may be taken TO revive the memories OF the com
mand by dinner or reunion.
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FLASHES from 1HE oCEAYcABLEs

One OF the Anglo cables is again injured near New
fOundland.
The Liverpool cotton market closed quiet with
uplands at shastd- ana Orleans at 8hesd.
The Pope has drawn monthly payment OF $50 900
scudi. The order was countersgned by tho JuntA.
Consos closed at 92i. il92l% for money, and 9ak
for the account, Five.twe enties-6A, 9iH; Rs, Pki
61 59A Tenfortes, SO. Erie 49, Illinois Central llSb
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Another IInnh Movement on the Ice Mo-
nOpoliSts.

Another movement is on foot IN t..iS city to
break down the knckcibocker and other ice
mouup pUli,ts Prominent capitalists are IN search OF
a fresh water lake near the Hudson River, which
they wish to purchase and from which they declare
their intention of serving the peOpie OF New York
and adjgcent cities with ice at onCourth the price
coaTged by the mUnoposts
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BROOh YN.

Tie BROOKLYN workingmcn hold mass meeting
The supreme t'G1rt 6a. di.sovsT the Injunction
granted q John Stoke Of allet's Point disseminating
the blasting operations At Hell Gate.
A Jury IN the CITY Court yesterday gave John
Schneider o verdict Of 500 AGAINST the city Railroad
company Tor injuries sustained by being pushed OF a
cur on Christmas day lSb',
Yesterday afternoon grand reception was given
for the tencnt Of the Howard Cooled orphan Asyln
in Dean street, nenr Troy avenue, BROOKLYN, The
sIcaIng, reading, and singing. Ly tho children,
very rroditahe Interesting addresses were delivered
by Inc Rev n II. Garnet, Mi Johnson, and Others
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Tn. spIi, in the Younr Democracy.

An enthusiastic meeting Of the James 0'Bren
Association OF the Eighteenth Ward WAS held last
night at Twenty second street and First avenue.
Tho Chairman said that tho organization had boen
formed to secure the election OF James o Brien to
the MayoraV Another candidate had, however.
sprung up. Judge Ledwith was an honest man.
but he should not be allowed TO supersede the
Sheriff. II Judge Ledwith received the nomination
he Qhe Chairman) would declare the organization
dissoiyel
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Horace Escaping tho New York Canvas.

The Ilon Horace Greeley addressed the State
Temperance Convention in 81. Louis on Wednes
day Ho urged the organization OF societies
throughout the State, and the laying OF scientific
facts before the people. He did not believe In pro-
hbory laws, but people should be taught that alco
hOl, like opium, is poison, and should be Stunned
There was an unsuccessful attempt made In the
Convention to organize political movement.
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The Washington Market Boy. on n Bender

A snappng.turtle soup supper was last night
devoured ty the Washington Market butchers OF
this city at Van Rip,r's Hackensack House Col.
Chase and Major lie Grand, OF Washington Market,
served out the SOUP. Commodore English cham
pion ohowdcr eater, Tom Wilton, The nirke, cler.,
Bill johnson. and other sports o. Washington Mar
kot destroyed about thirty baskets Of wine and a
hoerheal of sOup.
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large number of United States officials as
semblcd at the Marine Court yesterday as witnesses
'or the Hon Samuel q. Courtney, the wellknown
ex-Fe1eral District Attorney, in suit brought
against William Y. Brockway, Wholesale liquor
revenue law, and subsequently claimed 81 900 for
services, which Brockwsy refused TO pay the
ground that Il was exorbtant amount
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getting extra silowancos. Prince Achille Murats
debts
rHE gwrERoR rAtD DOZEN TINES.
A system has boon sdcpted BY the authorities to
mske the stores hold ont as long "a possible Every
butcher receives cach morning certain ancunt Of
meat, calculated upon his average sales. Against
this mcat ho issues bills in tho evening to his Gus.
tomors, who, upon presentation Of the ticket the
nett morning. will receive the amount for which
they had inscribed themselves at the tarif Of the
week When tickets have been issued by the
butch,r equivalent to the meat which bo Is to ro
ce!ye, no issues no more.
Yesterday, a decree was PROMULGATED ordering all
persons having -four on sale to give II up to tue
Government at the current price TO be distributed
TO the bakers like tie meat to the butchers. Tho
meat supply does not equal the demand Many
persons ale unable to obtain tickets. The restaur.
ants cannot get enough for their customers. Work 4,
at . stand still
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Harvard. Tribute TO her Heroes.

BosTos, Oct. 6.-Thc corner stone Of the
Memorial Hail at Harvard College, to be erected in
memory of the students and graduates who pArtici.
pated in the war. was laid to day with appropriate
ceremonies Judge Hoar delivered the orltion. and
- Original poem, by Oliver Wendell Holmes, was
read The building fund amounts to S2G2OOO.
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Mr.. Tucker the Prcsden, Of the Eastern Belt
Line Of railway cars, appeared at the ONCE OF the
Thrty-exth street deoot last evening and left new
timetable with Sir. Terry, the Superintendent, with
10 trctions that he should treat with the drivers
strike, and peTsu,1e them to go TO woik this morn.
ins on the new table. lne terms OF the new time
table are three trips from the South Ferry to Gem
D..
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Ho0man nm bi, Military Travels,

SYRACUSE, Oct. GA grand review Of the
Twenty fourth Brigade, commanded by Gen, Jno
A. Green, wsS witnessed here this afternoon BY Gov.
Hoffman and stan. After Ihe review the Governor
briefly congratulated the brig de on their nne ap-
pearance He goes TO Rochester this evening, and
reviews a brigade in Buffalo on saturday.
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OBITU4R Y.

Isidor Waz, the world.renowned chemist, ID
dangerously Ill OF softenpg OF what heca!ls his brain
At special meeting OF the Lotus Club last evening
resolution OF coincidence with the family Of De wiu
Van BuTen. the late President was passed and com.
mttee appointed to attend the funeral IN Schoneo-
tady tO-m q Sunday
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THE BILL AND B4T.

The Swamp Club boat the Empires by 20 to 2s
The White Stockings and Red Stockings play in
Chicago on the 18Th.
The Amateurs o. Newark beat the Resolutes Of
Elizabeth at Wayerley yesterday, u to II.
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X. X. SANFORD, Clement A. Loomis Gratz Van
Rensse aer clerks; j. X Butler W, \, Wright
meyer Cornelius l., Alyord, storekeepers; William
Edwards, +. Il, Fs5e, William v Leggctt David
l.. Robbins, P. H. Wilson, C. j. Moore and Francis
Page inspectors
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FLORENCE Oct. 6-SignOr Sella has RENTED 10
the Pope 5000 crowEs the amount OF his civil list
,or the current month.
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AT O'Clock, i
wounded brought to the Palai. de rIndustrie. md
On going down to Mon,rouge, | found the church
near tie fo, tiacatons full of them. The following
9Th.
OFFICIAL ACCOUNT OF THs ENGAGEMENT.
Our ,rours ia a vizorou. sortie successfully occu.
ped Cheyllly aud Lliay' and advanced ss la a.
rSoIIy occuuied Altar a sharp ARTILLERY ana
muskctry enga emcnt, our troops fell lack on their
posli."ns WIN iemaIkaole order anu eooIness. ine
sider,LIe ana t,ose of In. enemy pronabI, as aree
(Slgned) 1ROCHU.
Rumors have been in circulation all day OF great
victory snd junction OF the army Of the Loire
Gen lrochus report is dated at Bicetre, 1880, and
reduces the success TO real dimensions.
An additional report BY Gen. Trochu says the OBJ
,ec' was, by combined scton on both banks OF tne
eeine 10 discover precisely In what force the enemy
was in the villages OF Choisy-le-hoi and Chevily.
while The brigade OF Gen. uuihem drove The enemy
cut OF Chevlly, the head OF the column OF Gen
bAlze entered the village OF Thias and seized
battery OF cannon, which, however. could not be
moved Tor want OF horses al the moment
rHs PRussIASs WERE REINFORCED,
AMI the retreat was effected in good order Gen
Suilhem was killed. Zen. d'Erex while TINS com
bat WAS going on, marched with MS brigade on
Crelel' and inflicted severe losses with his mirai
"VS ine J'u'ha Le ]""'' '"'0u''''s '"o Ns'
on fnday at about ooo wouhded ana wv kileu'
Ine ooIec' OF tue sorue "S T" Dio" up 'no o,iose
V''' '"o oeho' anu '" 'ouSo 'no Sou'1so " W"
"''''n' W oo'oi"'nt su'So's ""''S ~.
"' we're NOV 'uppoSoo '" 10 'h 'o,.o' No'"o, .nu
Nl'"k ooe" a''Si"'u' 'o"'oqu'""' '"' '''''N'' 1''
s'a'y u'p'V''ou'
'', .,', poe'e' o'ssins 'ne e''.1o"'
~, w ,r,,. - ,,s s.,o ~ .lo o'ss '"o,'
.'s ~ ~ "s o's'e"n " ih,o''o' ue'ono'S
,.. - ", W no' '"'o"'
...o, ,aoa,,s., ,,,s, H., ,,'. Cn.
ra,r 1910 ,,oi. Tha prasoo, ., ro,,.o a.. 80
nyel, .rr,ged in an st,emp, 10 throw i,ht unon N
pe.r,,. Connection with
,u. ,vn,on,c,, n, or. .o.,x., IN, yv,,r.
noon,nar,, d,..ovoro. sho,v ,hot The mos, .,
,,e,, rio,s ,,ar. =, ,ha Im,e,i,I nolico and ,n,t
po,r, ,aa,,'aa sna Thsr,I.r Jura dIns,rpction
vs,s ,o Ina movsrs II IA certain that pablo,
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The Lntc-t Direct from Paris.

messenger reached London to-day with de-
tpaiches from faris from tho Both OF September
to tie 81 ol October. There was heavy firing on
Thursday night, and 1t increased in Intensity this
morning at about O'Clock. saw about hundred
wounded brought to the Palais de l'lndustrie, md
on going down to Montrouge, found the church
near tie fol tHcations full OF them. The following
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Pigute of Liberty NEW YORK, Oct. G. 1870.
As.tsionI 7Tedstsr OF Lhs Cniiel States, Mo ioit
: Pay TO Vormilyea & Co, or order. eleven thou.
''pi III eg So 10 '"' ". q. WHITE. Cashier
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STATE CONVENTION OF TEACHERS an
nexed call has been issued by HUGH S. THoaiP
son, Principal of the Columbia Male Academy
in naccordance with the idea suggested by that
gentleman few weeks since:
AT the request of teachers who desire to at. It
tend the proposed convention of teachers, 1t mas
been decided to call the convention to meet tn IN
: Columbia, at the Nickerson House, on Thurs
! day, May 19, at P: m.
s The proprietor of the Nickerson House, who
has rendered his hall for the use of the conven-
-7tion, will entertain the members at greatly re-
duced rates.
ebia ON the Greenville and Columbia, and the
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroads for
one fare. The other railroads in the,state have
been requested to extend the same privilege.
the State outside of the 'free common schools,
established by the Legislature, and all such are
earnestly urged to attend.
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EMP oRIUaE OF RAsMI0 on,
JAMES W. FOWLER, PROPRIETOR,
-A-BBEvILLE, s. @.

HE Proprietor Of the EMPORIUM OF
FASHION" has no hesitancy in saying to the La
dies of Anderson and Pendleton that he has the
finest stock of DRESS GOODS and FANCY
GOODS and MILLINERY ever brought to upper
South Carolina, and at prices as cheap as the
cheapest.
This season he has added to his business Dress
and Mantua Making, conducted by Lady of
taste and skill from Baltimore, with efficient assis-
tants. This department shall be carried on in
city style. Dresses cut and basted at short no.
tice Charges reasonable. Orders promptly at
tended to.
Samples of Dress Goods sent by mail upon
application. Trimming to suit any kind of ma
terial. The grandest display of French Flowers
ever seen in any store in South Carolina. Com
petition defed in Millinery Goods of oil kinds.
Bridal and Mourning Bonnets and Hats made to
order and sent by express upon receipt of order,
and satisfaction guaranteed. Mrs. CAIN, of Bal
timore, has charge of the millinery department,
assisted by Miss Jamie WILSON and --,
of Abbevile.
bargains, bargains, III tus iollomiuB 'uaUeu
goods
Black Silk at $1.75. worth S2.25.
Black Silk at 200, worth $50.
Bordered and figured Towels ut 1.75, 275, 90
and 600 per dozen, worth 2.25, $50, 600 and
500 per dozen.
Bleachod and half bleach'd Linen Table Damnsk
at rs, IS and 80 cents, worth 100, Ito and 1.25
per yard.
White Countcrpanes very cheap. Extra bar
gains in White Nainsooks Mulls, Jaconets, check
ed and plain Swiss, &c. Beautiful Long Cloths,
very cheap. Beautiful Collars and Cuffs. Hank
kerchiefs at 125, 1.5O l.75, 2.oO ESQ and 800
per dozen, worth great deal more. The best
Calicoes, pretty styles, at 124c. per yard
Samples of all the above named goods sent by
mail. Stamping for Braiding or Embroidery
done at short notice. Very Respectfully,
JAS. W. FOWLER.
ABBsvILIEC. H., S. c.,
April IA, 1870. 42-2m
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II 1GHT, pleasant and profitable employment
4 guaranteed to- persons in every part of the
conntry. Suitable for ladies or gentlemen, boys
or girls. Address XIX CENTURY PUBLICATION
Co, Charleston, S. c.
May 8, 1870 I'D
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
nRs EPTING & HUTsON

A NNoUNCE to the citizens of Williamson
~ and surrounding country that they have
entered into copartnership for the purpose of
practicing MEDICINE and SURGERY. Calls So
licited. The best attention will be given in all
cases.
ii. l. EPTING, NJ. D.
THOM. W. HUTSON, MD.
May S, 1870 45
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North Western Lands.

North Western Lands.
OAsH paid for lands in Iowa, Kansas, Nebras-
Y ka and Western Missouri.
Parties wishing to sell will please send US the
number of their lands, with lowest cash price.
We buy Mt reduced prices lands upon which the
taxes have been neg lcctcd for a few years.
Address P. o. Box 1856 New York, or our Wes-
tern office, Galesburg, Illinois.
E. C. g. C. L. DAVIDSON
April 81, 1870 4S
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Copartnership Notice.

VyHE undersigned having bought out the stock
of Goods Of Messrs. WALTERS & BAKER,
have this day formed copartuership under the
firm name and style Of SIMPSON, HILL & CO.,
for the purpose of carrying on the Drug business,
at the sign of the Golden Mortar, Anderson S. c.
J. B. SIMPSON,
r. S. HILL,
JOHN E. SADLER.
April l, 1870 Al
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Administrators Sale.

DY virtue of an order from Wv. Humphreys,
II Judge of Probate for Anderson County,
South Carolina, 10 me directed, l will expose to
sale on Saturday, the 7th day of May next at the
residence of Samuel Browne, near Broadway tres.
tie. the Personal Effects of w. K. Harris. deceas-
ed. Terms cash. JOHN W. DANIELS,
Administrator with Will annexed.
April q, 1870 4S
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Notice of COpartnership.

YNHE undersigned have this day formed CO.
partnership under the name and style ci
MARTIN g. HARRISON, for the purpose of car
rying ON general Merchandise business.
We are now receiving full stock of Goods
purchased since the decline in gold, and which will
be sold for CASH at the lowest possible figures
WE HAVE ON HAND
Prime Rio Coffee, 4 lbs. for $l00.
Laguayra do, 81 Tbs. for $l.0o.
Good Coffee &c" Sugar, 6 lbs. for S1.o0.
Salt, per sack, $275.
Also, beautiful assortment Of
LADIES, DRESS GOODS, NOTIONS, sc.
English Barege at Is cents per yard.
Calicoes from 10 to 16 cents per yard.
Lenos from 25 10 so cents per yard.
All friends and the public generally are invited
to give us q call and examine for themselves. We
can be found at the old stand of Cater Martin,
No. 10 Granite Row, Anderson, S. c.
V. F. MARTIN,
F. E. HARRISON.
April IA, 1870 AZ
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w. G.. BENNETT.

JUST RECEIVED
FIFTY bushels of 0ATs-the very best fed
for horses in the spring and summer. -
W. C. BENNETT,
Southwest corner Brick Range.
May s, 1870 49,,
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Administrators Notice.

NNHE undersigned, as Administrator of the Es-
tate of Robert Smith, deceased hereby no.
titles all concerned, both kindred and creditors,
that he will apply to the Probate Judge for An
derson County on Saturday, the l4th day Of May
next. for a Final Settlement of the said Estate,
and a discharge therefrom.
JASPER BROWNE, Admir-
April IA, 1870 AZ 3
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THE POLICY-HOLDERS'
LIFE AND TONTINE ASSURANCE COMPANY
OF THE SOUTH,
80 Broad Street, Charleston, s. c.,
TTAvING deposited $4,000 with the Comp
III troller General for the protection of its
policy holders will issue the usual forms of Life
and Endowment Policies.
IT., the most liberal Company to the Assured in
the World
The Charter guarantees to the assured the cash
surrender value Of his policy after annual pre-
MUM has been paid, except in case of fraud.
It is the only purely mutual Company in the
South.
1t has no Stockholders. Ali surplus profits
must be divided among the policy holders.
Iii, thoroughly conservative.
It's investments are confined by charter to the
most solid securities, and it is under management of
men of we'll established ability md integrity.
Persons desiring any information will please
communicate with any of the officers
WIN. McBURNEY. President.
Z. P. ALEXANDER, Vice Pres. and Act.
GEO. E. BOGGS, Sec. and Gen. Agent.
JOHN T. DARBY, NJ. D., Med Adviser.
JAMES A. HOYT, Local Agent for Andei son,
and Dr. THOS. A. EYINS, Medical Examiner.
April 81, 1870 43
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I'll E having returned from market with nav
and complete stock Of EVERYTHING and ANY
THING.
In consequence of the decline in COTTON ana
GOLD, Goods went DOWN, and Mr.. NJ. Lesser
very sensibly took advantage of The decline, went
to market, purchased his Goods for CASH, and
MUCH CHEAPER than he has ever done since
the war Upon looking around his Store, we no.
tce that he has very fine and we'll selected
stock Of
Caliooes Mozambiques, Peque,
DeLaines, Muslins, Silks,
Jaconets, Swiss's Brillants,
Linens, sheeti6Sgs, Shirtiugs,
Blea. Goods, Bed Ticking, Alpacas,
Hoop Skirts corsets, Balmorals,
Ladies' Hats, Ladies' Shoes, Bonnets.
I'M THF GENTLEMENs' DEPARTMENT
We saw an excellent stock of
Cassimeres, Broadcloths, CottonadeB,
Denims, satinetts, Linens,
Coats, Vests, Pantaloon',
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes.
In fact, he has got everything from "shoo
Fly Neck Tie'' to bottle of Sumter Bitters. We
would advise all persons wishing To purchase to
give NJ Lesser call.
March "a, 1870 80
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I'm Observation-Disclosures.

I'm Equity---Anderson.
John L. Williams, Administrator, VS.. Mrs. F. C.
McDavid and husband Robert McDavid, John
Mattison aud others.-BiU to sell lands to pay
the debt, of Lewis 4. Williams, deceased.
JOHN MATTISON aud all other creditors of
Lewis A. Williams, deceased, are required to come
in on or before the Seventh day of May next, and
establish before me their respective claims against
the Estate of the said deceased
JOHN. w. DANIELS,
Clerk of Court for Anderson County.
March s, 1870 o6 lo
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N. K. & ]. P. SULLIVAN.
THE CAUSE OF COTTON DECLINING /!

OAO&<A@'AN'SH
DECAUSE there is no consumption of the
ID "Goods" manufactured from the raw mate
rial. N. X. & j. P. SULLIVAN.
COTTON WILL CONTINUE TO GO DOWN
TINLESs you buy moro Goods made Of the
l feecy staple.
y. z. & J. P. SULLIVAN.
HOW TO MAKE COTTON GO UP,
RUY more Goods from # e g. p SULLIVAN
How to Make Cotton Continue to go Up.
NoNT1NUE to buy more goods from
N. K. & J. P. SULLIVAN.
TO INDUCE EVERY one TO BUY GOODS
WYE are just receiving large Stock, purcha-
wv sed st such unparalleled low prices that
will induce every to assist us in this laudable
undertaking. N z & j. P. SULLIVAN.
CUGAR, at eight pounds to the dollar, and other
y goods in proportion. for sale BY
N. X. g. ]. P. SULLIVAN.
MT o. SYRUP, Golden Syrup, Bee Hive Syr-
~ up and Cuba Molasses, for sale by
N. X. & ]. P. SULLIVAN.
WHITE FISH; Blue Fish, Trout and Macker-
w Ell, for sale by
DACON, Lard, Flour and Tallow for sale by
N N. K. & =. P. SULLIVAN.
T AIDES and Gents Shoes in great variety for
sale by N E. & ]. P. SULLIVAN.
ORoCKERY and Glassware, of every descrip-
v tion, for sale by
NIX. 81. P. SULLIVAN.
II AIDES and Childrens HATS, trimmed and
untrimmed, for sale by
~ ENTLEMENS' HATS, of the latest styles, for
VI sale by N. K. G ]. P. SULLIVAN.
II AIDES DRESS GOODS at prices ranging
| from 15c. per yard and upwards, by
N. K. 81. P. SULLIVAN.
A LOT of Fancy Cassimeres, which will be
" sold low by N. K. & J. P. SULLIVAN.
TN fact, everything usually kept in general
L stock can be bought at
NIX ZIP. SULLIvAN'S.
TTNHOSE who are in want of Goods at prices to
suit the times, can be accommodated by
calling on N. K. & J. P. SULLIVAN.
YVNHEN come, one and all, to N. Z. & ]. P.
SULLIVAN'S, and buy your goods, and re-
turn home pleased
April %, 1870 A