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FRANKLIN INSURANCE. co.

T AhNALlN lNOU hhNUE W,
OF WHEELING.
DIRECTORS:
SamI Mcclellan, George Mcndel,
r. II. Logan, IAos. 7. ShSiicroSs.
q. ". Franzueim. J. y. Vance.
J. Il. Eu.US, Michael Reilly,
LOul- {. Stliel.
THIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
organized tive years, ana in that time done
a successful business, II stu prepared To
take risks al fair rates on buildings OF all
kinds MrTChaGGi-C, Manufacturing ES;ab-
!.>nmouis. Furniture, STEAMBOATS, and Car
zoe, on The Western Rivers and Lake..
This Company Offers superior induce
mentS 10 Farmers, whereby they can De
insured on Dwellings, Furniture, Barns and
contents, Tor three UT i've years at reduced
rates. Tins being Stale Company, with
THh LARGEST CASH CAPITAL
laid Ia and surplus OF any company In the
State anu composed OF some ninety-lOGT
stockholders, most OF whom are among our
best business men, recommends itsrIi Ia The
favorable consideration OF the inSuring pub
lie, and SOiIC.ts their patronage. AppIicst-
tons for Insurance viii Dc promptly at
tended TO at their office, No. ~ Monroe
street. or Il; their several agencies through
out the Stale.
SAML MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President
{. ". COEN, Secretary.
\. l.. WILEY General 4 cut i-i&
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IL 80 ON AND AFTER MAY
~ -: - y, Isl, Trains viii run as
BALTIMORE & OHIO f. X. co.

LllNlOp1 " OA4O La I't W.
- - EFF PASSENGER TH :. =
~ -t tzt.~z vii! run by the :oau~ Il :
schedule on and after May D.h ~
Wheeling time:
CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
EAsT-IEAyES WEST-LEAHEN.
Wheeling Wheeling
daily AT. ...5:,O A. NJ. daily ai...~!v:jO a. 2
ARRIVES AT ARRlNtN 3 D
ParkerSOurg. LantSNiitt...5 - = L
Cum berland. .:05 r. NJ, Newark..........-hl
Winchester $50 - .SauiEsEy ...l...'
Strasburg ..-.. iCOlnm DIES ......1t
HagerStown.9U5 d"
Baltimore .....s:25 "
Wash'n City-S:IO "
Philadelphia2:4O A. NJ.
New Iork....5:1J
FAST LINE.
EAsT-LEAvEs wESr-LHANEs
sWheeliug Wheeling
daily at ......5:10 p. n. daily at. 81 4. N.
ARRIVES AT ARElNE- Al
ParRersburc.F:UJ A. Il. EaneSVII.e.."ll.J . A y,
Cumberlaud.2 'G Newark .......l-:.sa =. =
WincheSter..g ,Saudusky....1:)I
StraSourg....ll:iD Co!umous......-:-V
HagerStowu .7:5J "SuudayS eNrepi'"'.
Baltimore BIB
Wash. City.-.9:iU
Philadelphia loop. a.
New IOrk.-i:I0
Sundays excepted.
NAIL TRAIN.
RAsr-LEAvEs wEST-LEAEEs
Nv heeliny Wheeling
daily ai....ll:I5 p. ". daily at...~iZ4 A N.
ARRIVE ~ AT ARRIVES Al
Parkersburgll:-G A. n. LlneSv Vile. - \. y.
Cumberland.>:JI . Ncwark....... 80 -
Winchester 2:SJ p. M SanduSky...
Strasburg ...i:dU Columbus. So. a. y.
HagerslOwn-.:!O " Saturdays ex.epiei.
Ba!timOre...-4:i5 "
Washt'n City6:U5
PHILADELPHIA 40 AN.
New York ....1:JU
SATURDAYS excepted.
ACCOMMODATIONS.
EAsT-LEAVES wEST-LGAEEs
wheeling 'WErsang
daily at. 1855 A. NJ daily dt.....i:-n y. y
ARRIVES AT ARRII + ~
ParkerSDurg. .9:'.j p. M.'IaneSvIlIJ.... s.
Cumberland. g:1j Newark......'.i'
saturdays excepted. >dndusGy....
,CO!umbCs....il:D
SUNDAY, keep. e.
W, +. 4 y. DIV.
Leave Whceling.... - a. III. . p. IN
Trains on the Main Line make cCnnoc-
lions nj Baltimore with trains Tor Pdl!auc!-
phia, New York ami Boston. ~ Er.ay
House, via Washington CITY, Tor ".! ir.Nos
south.
central Ohio trains make direct connec-
lion at Columbus for a.! points Vest a..!
Northwest.
Tickets TO all principal points cau be pr
cured al the Office.
JOHN l.. WILSON,
Master OF Transportation, Baltimore
K. T. DENRlES,
myl7 General Agent, Wheeling.
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-A II III q
Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
OF WHEELING.
CAPITAL, ssSS, 900.

DIRECTORS:
Vim. Z, Simpson, VIM. .. HardJRn,
Jno. X. BOt>logu, :. ". DOdsou,
Augustus Pollock, John l.. Hcble-
James X. NcCOurtuey.
THIS COMPANY HAVING BEEN Full
ly organized, Is now prepared 10 take risks
upon Buildings Of al Kinds, Merchandise,
Manufacturing Establishments Furniture
and Cargots q, Nil kinds on the Western
Waters. Applications Tor Insurance Will
Oe promptly attended To 10y the Secretary.
Oihce No. = Mcclure House. mex door 10
corner of Monroe street.
WA. b. SIMPSON, President.
Nm. {. HASDLAN, We Pres't
J. Il. MILLER. Secretary. Rows
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ror sale.

-, rOTS. l. AND Is, IN
-. .t ~, Eighth ward. These
I'D .,.l.,3Se.iaiely north of the
n a good location for
THOS. O'BRIEN,
p-al Estate Agent.
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LMBOLD'S
Fluid Extract Of BuChu.

There IS no tonic like il. II is an anchor
OF hope 10 the physician and patient. This
is the testimony of all who have used or
prescribed it.
Beware OF counterfeitS and those cheap
decoctiOns called Buchu. most OF which are
prepared by self-Slyled doctors, from dele
terious ingredients, and offered for sale at
"le.s price" and larger bottles" etc. They
are unreliable and frequently injurious.
ASK FOR HELNBOLD'S. TAKE no OTHER.
Delivered 10 any address. Describe symp-
toms in all communications.
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rorSale.

-; HEAD CUTTER AND
80 i one Circular Saw
I'D ~ we Wafer Tank one
~ liABELLE GLASS GO.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DR.. JOjjSsIIfS,

Member OF the ROysa college ol Surgeons
London, graduate i:uuI one III the most eni-
ineuI Colleges in the CuI.,,i slRi.s, sId the
greater part OF ShO>e lie Ir.,' Evvn sIViii IN
The hospitals OF London, Pans, Philadelphia
and elsewhere, has efieCl,Ni >uin. Oi The nn~i
astonishing cures that N,r, ever known
Many troubled with TIi-.ug IN the head
and ears when as.eep, great NERVOUSNESS
being alarmed AT sudden sounds hsshIul.
ness, with frequent hlushing, attended some
times with deiRs cement Of mind, were curet
Inn IN a,iiaf.lN
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YOUNG MEN

Especially, who have become the victims OF
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and destructive
h ab;t " hich annually sweep to an untimely
grave thousands of Young Men OF the nius
exalted talents and brilliant intellect, w.t.
might otherwise have entranced listening
Senates with the thunder OF eloQuence, OF
walked to ecstacy the the thrilling Tyre, may
call with full confidence.
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For Sale.

'r1NPROVED LANDS IN
Sc u ! y, nNIInvenient TO railroad
ia, AIS Sy in every section OF
~ on m Hampden street; a
l,a>'> ~ Va Hs,npden street. By
's>' " " Y. hUGE q BRO.
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- - EFF PASSENGER TH - =
~ L. 80 vii! run hy the .o"u" Il :
schedule on and after May IJ.h 81
Wheeling time:
CINCINN ATT EXPIRES.
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DR. JOHNSTON

Has discovered the most Certain, hpeed
and only EfIectual Remedy In the world %
Weakness OF the Back or Limbs, Structure.
Affections OF the Kidneys and Bladder, Iis-
voluntary Discharges, Impotency, Gener.,,
Debility, Nervousness Dyspepsia, Lansnos
Low Spirits Confusion OF Ideas, Pzlpitstiou
OF tile Heart, Tinliciiy, Trembling, Dimes
Q! SlxhI, GiddineSS, Diseases OF the H.ad
Throat. Nrse or Skin, Affections o. :.z
Liver. Lungs, stomach or bowess-it -
legIIrrs Disorders arising trcin Sell
Hat. - NCrth--sECRET and solitary - =
uces g.. '"1Rl 10 their victims thall
sous> oI. ryUs 10 the IsrinerS a. Clys
b!lG.:iIng Li.sir most brilliant hois~ o;
uc:ISuons, rendering marriage, &c, I'm {.
sih!s.
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The poctnr's DIPLOMA hsng,i in his ofics
ENINKSEM INT OF LIE PRESSH.

The many thousands cured At this sstab-
lishment within the last twenty yeaTs and
the numerous important Surgical Opera
tons performed by Or. Johnston, witne~ed
by the reporters OF the SUE, and many Other
papers. notices Of which appeared again and
again before the public, besides his sta nding
~ a gentleman Of character and responsible
Ity. II a sufficient guaranty To the AFFLICTED.
i Skin diseases speedily cured. auxs
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MARRIAGE.

Married Persons, or Young ZEN oontem.
plating Marriage, being aware OF Physical
Weakness, organic debility, deiormitie~.
speedily cured.
lie who places himself under the care o.
Df. j., may .religiously confide In his honor
as a gentleman, and confidently rely upon
his skill as a physician.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
10 VI N'AlouiAi ftiohs
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by certain
practice INDUCED In when alone, n habit
frequently learned from evil companions
or az school, the effects Of which are nightly
leli, even when asleep, and n not cured rem
drrs marriage impossible, aud destroys both
mimi and body, should apply immediately.
What pity that young man, the hop
Of EIs country, the EARRING OF his parents
should ~ snaichci I0m AL prospects and
euIuymCuis OF lie bl the cOnS,Qenc.- ~
deyIating from tie IaIh oi nature and ~.
dulglng Ia u certain S,-cir' habit. Such per.
Sons must, before cou;"iupl plating
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Reject that a sound mn. ., uOdy are the
mot necessary requisite 80 promote cun-
nul:n! happiness. Indeed, without th'-o
the uUsuey through ~, becomes weary
pilgrimage; the prospect h'nIly dnTkens ia
Ia, lrw: the mind beCOnr'~ -hadowcd with
de- .i!r and filed with the rreLancholy -
n.crIgu that the happinu-s ~ another Ls--
Cnu.,-, blighicd with our own.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1871-07-27
For the anderson Mtelliqcncer.

At meeting of the Board of County Com
missioners, held on Monday, 24th day of July,
the following Preamble and Resolutions, in
relation to the proposed subscription to the
capital stock of the air Line Railroad, were
unanimously adopted, to Wit:
WHEREAS, This Board has received infor-
nation that the proposed subscription of $780, :
900 in bonds of this County to the capital
stock of the Atlanta and Richmond Air Line
Railway Company would not be accepted by
the contractors, claiming to represent large
majority of the stock already subscribed ; and
whereas, we are advised that some difficulty
may arise between the Company and the con-
tractors upon this point. BE it therefore
Resolred, That the proposed election adver-
tiscd to be held on Monday, 7th of August, be
and the same is hereby suspended until more
accurate ard reliable information is received,
whether or not the bonds it is proposed to be
subscribed will be accepted upon the condi-
tions named.
Resolced, That the chairman of this Board
is herewith empowered to order the election
aforesaid, whenever in his judgment it may be
deemed advisable; and that at least ten days
notice of such election shall be given.
BY order of the Board.
K. BREAZEALE, Chm'n.
w. w. HUMPHREYS, Clerk.
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Wilson's BURGLAR Gun.

1t is known to our readers that Hon. John
Wilson, Senator from this county, has been alb
sent for several months in this and adjoining
States, engaged in selling the patent right to
use the Burglar Gun invented by him. We un-
dcrstand that he has sold the right for several
States, including South Carolina and Georgia.
The following reference to this invention is
copied from the Knoxville (Tenn.) Chronicle OF
last Friday: Yesterday we saw an ingcniously
contrived shooting iron, which is death on bur
glars 1t revolvcs on pivot, and by simple
arrangement of wires, the muzzlc is made to
turn toward an intruder, and puts ball
through him before he can get out Of the way.
1t is the invention of South Carolinian."
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Col. M. 1. DeMalher.

We promised last week to give sketch OF
this celebrated traveller and his wanderings
about the civilized globe. Our attention was
afterwards called to the fact that such sketch
had once appeared in these columns; yet, as
his arrival in our midst gives increased zest to
the novel adventures Of this gentleman, the
account is re-published in this issue. We may
be able to add some interest by appending
other particulars concerning this remarkable
traveller, who has visited all the inhabitable
portions of the Old and New World. Much of
this wonderful undertaking has been accom-
plished on foot, but this speciality has been
rather the resiilt of medical advice, and may
be properly termed merely incidental to the
travels of Col. DeN1alher, since q large portion
of his life prior to the war was devoted to
travel. In his pedestrian tour, Col. DeMalher
has made special feature of traversing the
course of all the principal rivers in the various
countries through which he has passed. An
other feature worthy of mention is that he has
accumulated over two thousand sketches from
life and nature, and to which may be added
daily notes upon the manners and customs; and
the practical workings of that part of the
world visited by him. These form vast store
house of knowledge and information, which
will one day be given to humanity as the result
of careful observation and actual comparison
of one people with another
1t may be proper to state that Col. DeMalher
Io-oonJofl fro,,, +1,o Hror,,oDuto nf tho h1OOd
of the Colignys, and is allied by ties of coG=
sanguinity with the pronm.aaest titles of France
and Great Britain. Materially, he is by birth
of our Oldest Virginia families. Because of
this social rank, and nis claims to distinction
for scholarship and learning, it is fair to assume
that no man save Humboldt ever obtained SO
ready an access to all classes and conditions of
society The touchstone to his repute lay in
his social accomplishments, and the ready
adaptation OF his habits to the life of those
around him, together with special distinctions
as a scholar, poet-artist, traveller and soldier.
COL DeNalher is now making a short tour
through the upper parts of Georgia and South
Carolina, and thence through Western North
Carolina and East Tennessee. This has been
properly designated as the Switzerland of
America" and the beautiful scenery and gran
deur of nature as displayed in this region will
form no meagre portion of the valuable roper
toire of Col. DeMalher. Afterwards, at the
close of his summers recreation through the
mountain region, the present tour will be ex-
tended through Alabama to Florida. In the
winter, Col DeMalher will again pass through
this section, en- route for Virginia, where he
proposes to rest for awhile under the shadow
of the Blue Ridge, among the hospitable
friends of his youth
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AN HONEST AND ATTRACTIVE seize.

AN HONEST AND ATTRACTIVE SCHEME
''What is evcrybody's business is nobody's
business" and while the Importance of foster
ing Immigration is conceded on all hands, the
rreat work languishcs, as far as this State is
concerned, for want of tho cash working capi.
tal so indispensable for its prosecution. But
tho South Carolina immigration Association,
whose organization and aims have already had
our warm commcndatlon, Is composed or llvo
and rcsolute men, whom obstacles cannot balli
in the execution of their self-imposcd task of
noonlinr the millions of rich but idle acres III
our state with hardy and thrifty settlers from
other clmcs. Finding that the poverty OF our
people gave little prospect oil raising Dy sub
scrintion tho funds needed to give an impetus
TO their enterprise, they have hit upon the cX-
pcdient of a series of Gift Concerts, to begin in
t'horlcston in October, the tickct-holdcrs OF
which will be participants i'll the Erandest and
most attractive drawing ever held i'll our State
rho first priZe will be the splendid Academy of
Mnsit. propcrtv, which was built at Il cost of
som 6Hn and which, besides stores muslc-halls,
soInnns' cts. contains the brightest and most
,n,utirnl temple of the dr;,ina in the South. The
sccnud prize Will be One Hundred Thousand
Dollars i'm cash 4 long list Of other cash prizes
makes uu the grand aggregate OF Five Hundred
Thnusoutl Dollars, to DC distributed among the
ticl,et-holtlrrS. Tho number of tickets issued
will he 100 600 and the price will bc five dollars
each.
There can he no doubt of the extraordinary
popularity which the scheme Is dcSllnc.i 10
ATTAIN Some idea Of this may he formed from
the circumstance that over two-thrtls of the
tickets have been engaged in advance by agents
,t the North and in California But the features
of the drawing, which will enable ii to contrast
most f;,vor;bly with the Crosby Opera House
Lottery in Chicago, and other similar schemes,
are: 1st. It's unqualified endorsement by Il
large number of the best known and most re-
spcctcd citizens in the State. I'd. The fact that
it will he managed by gentlemen whose names
are Il guarantee that the drawing will bo con-
dncted with strict honor and fairness; and :'d.
The end sought to he gained which is one that
must enlist the sympathy of every friend of
South Carolina and the South
The last consideration, indeed, clcvatcs the
enterprise from the rank of a private spccula-
ton to that of II project of vast public impor-
tanco. We want and must have those Snlalt
farmers whose labor constitutes the true wealth
of a State. And if the gentlemen of the lmmi-
grafton Society succeed III bringing them hithcr,
nobody will I've dispose to rrtlrls' the plan Ivy
NINS.
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show by your acts that you detest peculators
and scorn to be led by their, you will be beat
cn, and will deserve to be. Y ou can put these
fellows where they belong if you try; and you
must try Their cGrontery will desert them
whenever they sec that you not only loathe
rascality, but do not hesitate to show your
loathing. As you hope to be respected, conf
ded in, triumphant, vindicatc your own integ-
rity by branding the thieves who would make
merchandise of your partys good name.
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How TO MAKE A PROSPEROUS TowN.-Thc
best way to build up town is for every man
to advertise his business, thereby presenting to
the people through the newspaper an array OF
business houses equal to the number of busi-
ness houses upon the streets. 1t draws trade,
produce and money to the town. If man
wants to buy anything, he goes where he sees
the most competition in the sale of the article
he is wanting If he wants to buy or sell, ne
goes to the man that advertises, for he knows
where to find him. This is undoubtedly the
grand secret of the success of many fourishlng
cities But there are number of our business
men who have not availed themselves of the
advantages offered by advertising, and there
are number of others who have only tried the
experiment spasmodcally. To all such we
would say, follow the example of your more
prosperous ncighbors, and advertise freely and
constantly. Judicious advertising will always
yield large per centagc upon money invested
in this way, and we believe that we can make
it to the interest of every business man to keep
his name and business always before the people.
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- The Circuit Court began at Pickens last
Monday. The business of the term will not
occupy many days
Pickens G. III. is without dram-shop, the
citizens declaring against licensing such insti-
stutions.
- Mai. Henry Noah has been appointed
Assistant Private Secretary Of Gov. Scott, in
place of Wm. L. Hague.
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.asr The Dedication of the Masonic Hall at
Honea Path takes place Oh Thursday next, 9rd
Of August. An address will be delivered by
]. c. G. Featherston, Esq, of this place. The
brethren at Honea Path will give the fraternity
a hearty welcome, and we trust there will be
large attendance.
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@ We are indebted to young friend, now
soiourning in the far West, for late and inter-
esting files of New Mexico and Colorado news
papers.
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lH We understand that the young men are
engaged in preparations for social pic mic at
Keys Spring, near this town, on Saturday, Au-
gust 9Th. Invitations will be issued this week.
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ssy~ The friends and patrons Of Mr.. Ligon's
school will not forget the Exhibition at the
University Chapel tonight.
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Esgn The Columbia Picnic says that ar
have been made for the extension
of the telegraph line from Anderson to Wal
halla. A company was formed last Monday
for the accomplishment of this object.
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pssys Hon. d. II. Chamberlain has kindly
furnished us with pamphlet copy of his ad-
dress delivered in Columbia on the4th OF July
His theme, "Amcrican Nationality"
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= Rev. W ID. Thomas has resigned the pas
toral charge Of the Baptist Church in Green
Vile, and has accepted call to Norfolk. Va,
lis native State He h,. also received call
- The SECOND Gaptis ChG"h in N;..&u;a Ga.
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rey~ The Methodist District Conference is in
,cssion at Walha!a this week.
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MONEY ORDER OrrlcEs.-on Monday, 3lst
of July, the following additional money order
Offices will be opened in South Carolina, viz :;
Abbcvillc G. H., Yorkvillc and Spartanburg G.
II. There are now twelve money order Offices
in operation in this State. The transmission
of money by this system is a public convent
ence, and is attended with great regularity and
absolute exemption from loss.
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= Tie proprictors of the Pckcns Sen',ne
cypcc. ~ issue the first nuinbor this week
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AGRICULTURE VS.. PoLITIcs.-No one doubts
that agriculture is the basis of our prosperity !;
andyet agriculture alone makes no country
permanently wealthy. Agriculture and man
ufacture, prosperously unitedj by bringing the
producer and customer together, by making
home market at better prices for crops, by OBJ
Waiting the necessity Of sending the wealth of
the soil in its products to other countries, gives
wealth and comparative independence, ana
conduces to the preservation Of the fertility OF
the soil.
What is most needed in the South, says the
New Orleans Home Journal, is more thorough
development of our agricultural and manufac-
turing resources. We have often had the re-
iection forced upon us, that if onc-half the
energy and the money that is annually devoted
to political and party purposes, intrigucs and
schemes, was diverted to the encouragement of
agriculture and manufactures, all branches Of
business would be more prosperous, and our
people far happier, richer and more peaceful.
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S}rst balef new cotton this year is
columb', Texas. 1t was re-
! \2n on 1. saturday.
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ANDERSON c. H., S. G.

THURSDAY MORNING, July 27, 1871.