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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-17

THE SOUTHERN WESTERN AusaT sroaE,
a No. A6 sevcath avenueLalies and gentlemen having
articles to such Wearing Apparel Carpets,
nture weiy, de-, can receive the follow prIccs
SIS @bo FOR dresses 81 TO r16 for Costs AMI ~ IS
PANS. compeIed to pay these prccs have largo
order Ill., fieasc cali address Mr.. MIRA ROSEN-
BERG, the Notice. t)rdcr5 will bs
tual v atte ndeI ont ui the eff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-17
NEW HERALD WEDNESDAY MAY II, ls7L-msPLE SHEET


WAETFD.-A GOOD SALESMAN FOR A W H0LESAL
w Glue house: only those who have been In this
hardware line before need apply. Address B. A., Hera
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The Mas,,r1iles Celeb rations

gratiaed to announce that the COM
naitsss sef \ Arsang gamsnts have attained the
promisa:of address fromsR B. s. Bruins, Esq,
Of Gharlestea5 Deputy Grand Master of the
statey at the proposed celebration son st:.Jehn's
day. 24ttli :inst Bruins is 9 distinguished
Mason, and al eloquent, torcible speaker. as Hs
vim receive . hearty Welcome from the fTateEse as
nifty, bywhom hesis we'll known and greatly
beloved. i....ats R :. '.7''.'2 :s5..s : ~.
ire COMMITTEES z Of Arrangements viii an
neuee the programme 6r theeele5ratioa in our
asrtissas. It is understood that the address
wfinBe delivered at the University Chapel. A
pic mic dinner viii be. provided and: the hdies
ape sespeetiEely urged to make this part of the
programme q SUCCESS ,iby furnishing an abans
dance of good shitgs A cordial invitation is
extended to the public generally, aud more
particularly the ladies, to. attend.
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Conditions of the Town Subscription.


The preamble and resolutions adopted by the
Town Council in relation to the Ain Line Rail-
road are herewith re-publishcd, as the omission
of an important sentence occurred last week:
WHEREAS, at "a public meeting Of the citizens
of the town-of Anderson, held in; the Court
House on the 9th inst, the Town Council was
requested to subscribe the sum of Fifty Thou
sand Dollars to the capital stock Of the "Atlan-
ia and Richmond Air Line Railway Company"
payable in the bonds of said town, provided
the said Company shall locate the said Road by
said town, with depot within its eorporate
limits. Therefore s4-r
1. Be Il Resoz0ed, That the Town Council
will if amajority of the legal voters Of the
town vote in favor of such subscription, SUBJ
scribe the sum of Fifty Thousand; Dollars to the
capital stock of said Company on the condi-
tions specified in this preamble.
g. Resozued, That an election be held on
Tuesday, the sixth day of June next, in the
Court House, from 8 o'clock. a. m. until 4
o'clock p M, and that all in favor of said SUBJ
scrption viii vote 9For Subscription and
those opposed "Agaihst Subscription" and
that all legal voters shall be entitled to cast
one ballot in the election.
3. Resolced, That VIM. McGukin, Thos. NJ.
White and W. W. Humphreys be appointed
managers to conduct the election, who at Its;
close shall count the ballots and certify the re-
suit to Council
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1rEMs-ED1ToR1AL AND OTHERWISE

The total rice crop of the United States
for the season just closing is 5000 tierces less
than last year. 80 8!
/ 1T is mnouced that asIarge excursion par
ty of London editors propose coming to Amer
lea this summer.
| - Altogether the suppression of the. Com
mune has cost over 10000 lives and the destruc-
ton of third of Paris. j 81
II is. rumored that the Agricultural Bu-
reau reports the growing cotton crop 1,250, 900
bales less than last year. - ~ 3 gass
g Mrs Fair, the murderess of her paramonr
.Crittenden;inSa San Francisco, has been sentenc-
led to be hanged on the 2Sth of July g
Gen. John B. Hood, of the Confederate
army, has taken his family to Yellow Springs,
Ohio, where he proposes to spend the summer.
Willard Young, one of the numerous sons
of Brigham Young has been nominated by the
President as cadet at the West Point Militia
ry Academy. ie2 Err, - 80 ~ =. -
| - Horace Greeley has returned to the North,
and gives glowing accounts of Texas. He was
unfavorably impressed with Mississippi, where
H he says there is more waste land and old South
ern spirit than any State he passed through.
Mr.. Thomas Earle died in the lunatic asy-
ilum, at Worcester, Mass, a few days ago. He
I had been insane ever since his little daughter
was taken from him by decree of the court,
land given to his wife, from whom be had been
- Miss Burdett coutts, Who S,b,, was lately made
q peeress by Queen Victoria, possesses, for
tune estimated at G10,000,O00. She. has al
ready given away in charities s5,0O0,000, and
at her death will leave large bequests to bener-
.oIent institutions. 80
- The term of Senator Warner, of Alabama,
expired on the 4th of March last. Soon there
after the leaders of his party in that State held
a meeting inlwhieh they declared him nnwor-
|ithy Of pu5Ec eonidence: Gen Grams has ac-
cordingly appointed him Governor of. New
Mexico
- Baltimore, with. population Of three
hundred thousand, has church sittings for one
hundred thousand people No other city in
the United States is provided with church ac-
commodations in that proportion, Anoth-
er popularity is, that shops Of all, sorts are
closed on Sunday, including confectionery, Sc
gar and iquor stores. 80
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ITEMS OF STATE NEWS.

= There were six deserters from the post at
Spartanburg during the, last mouth.
1T is estimated that.2 600 boxes of peach
es will be shipped from Aiken this season.
Mr.. John s. Richardson, Sr, Of Sumter,
S.. c., died near Macon, Ga, on the 29th ult.
- Five houses were destroyed by hre, IN
Charleston on the morning of the 1st instant.
The new bridge across Reedy river, near
Dunklin's crossing, Greenviile county, has been
completed.
The old post Office Of Dunklin, Greenville
county, has been re-established, at the former
place, and Mr. c. D. Smith appointed Post
master.
= The Masonic fraternity of Camden will
celebrate the 9th of June. Gen. ]. B. Ker-
shaw will deliver an address, and good time
is anticipated 80
The notices to quit, purporting to come
from the K. K. K, are beginning to be under
stood. Radical ofice-holders, or their confed-
crates, make up bogus warnings to resign IN
order to fool the fools at, the North.
The King of the Kin Kluxes has Seen in
Manning. This time; according to the Claren-
don Press, he was twenty feet high, pacifcally
inclined, stalking about the streets and anus
ing himself by looking over the sign-boards
that hang across the pavements.
MI. Robert Mure died at his residence, IN
Charleston, about 9 o'clock Thursday night.
He was born in Krkcudbright, Scotland, July
26, 1872, and was therefore not quite ffty-nine
years old at the time of his death. he came
to America when quite young.
The telegraph line along the Greenville
and Columbia Railroad will be completed in a
few weeks. There has been some officially In
obtaining the necessary supply Of posts, and
the work has consequently been delayed. 1t is
now believed that this. difficulty has been over
come. l:..j .iGa ..H- lssr
- Cumulative voting will give the Conserve
tive voters of the State forty-six. members Of
the Legislature, and thirty-six County Com
missioners. Under the same system, the Re
publicans would have seventy six members Of
the Legislature, and ffty-seven County Com
missioners. -
= Hon. J. K. Jillson, State Superintendent
of Education, gives notice that tmeetings will be
held in each school district in the State on
Thursday, 18th of June, for the; purpose ol
levying school tax. Districts failing to take
action will not receive any of the public money
already appropriated.
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WHITE LABOR IN SOUTH CARoLINA.--Fhe
Agricultural and Mechanical Society of South
i iCarolina seem determined to introduce reliable
Labor into the State, and accordingly we lind
that one Of the most gigantic enterprises ever
undertaken in the South is now on foot IN
Charleston. AS will be seen by an advertise
p,ent in another column, an Immigration Asso-
citation has been organized for the purpose of
securing settlers upon their lands, and in order
to raise the necessarily large capital required,
they have adopted the expedient of series of
Gift Concerts, to begin in Charleston In Octo-
ber; the ticket holders of which will be partici-
pants in the grandesL opportunity ever offered
| to become rich at a. small Fisk and with a clear
conscience The number of tickets issued is
15O, 900, and the price is FIVE dollars EACH
The first prize is the Academy of Musicy in
Guiding stores, music halls, &C., huilt at cost
of $3.50, 900 The second prize is one hundred
thousand dollars in cash.. tho third, is twenty
five thousand dollars; the fourth is ten thou
sand dollars and the fifth is five thousand dol
lars, besides which, there are twenty -four hun.
dred gifts varying from ten to one thousand
dorsement of the best citizens of South Caro-
lima. men known in all parts of the United
States.
/ Generals Butler and Gary were both dis
tinguished officers in the Confederate service,
the former having lost leg at Brandy Station,
one Of the most hotly contested cavalry fights
of the war Both belong to old families in
Carolina, and have been doing their best since
the war to restore peace in their State under
the United States Government, Gen. Butler
having been candidate for Lieutenant Gov
erDor under the Reform party, which acknowl-
edged the political equality Of the races: Mr..
Chadwick is Northern gentleman of large
means, who has settled in Charleston, and de-
voted his wealth, energy and enterprise to the
recuperation of the South He is at present
the owner of the Academy of Musicin Charles
ton and other valuable real estate in South
Carolina.
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he Is {! Town il,,lI Subscription s. Of $50 jdGu-

In accordance with the resolutions adopted
blythe Town Council 81 anderson, an election
was held on Tuesday last, 9th Of June, upon the
question of subscribing the SUM Of $4,000 to
thstc2pitai stock fthe Atlantis and Richmond
Air Line Railway Company, on;condision that
the said. Company shall locate its Road BY this
te#n, with. .asdepot in:its. corporate limits The
result Of thel:eleetion is truly gratifying, and
attests the Interest felt bg allclasses ia the To-
cation, as follows -es T. Il 4
10, Sp5scr;ption. votes.
Agasnss Subscription. None. :: (;
Not a solitary vote vas cast against making
tliesubscription, and more than nine tenths-ot
the whole number Of voters within the incor-
poration deposited their ballots in favor of the
subscription. It is an evidence that the people
of this town are fully in earnest upon this sub
iect, and are determined to discharge their du:
u. With this evidence of their faith exsmDh-
fed by their works, the citizensof the town can
confidently appeal to their neighbors and
friensdfs.in the country TO make liberal sub
seripfion IN. .behalfSof the County, of which, It
will remembered, thu town will have to bear
its due proportion: = osts1g g = ~s,f 80,
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MODERN DOMESTIC CooKERY.-The Charles
ton Courier makes the annexed favorable men
tion of this books
"This is collection of very excellent re-
ceipts, chiefly designed for the uninitiated.-
They have been compiled with evident care
and discrimination, and embrace wide range
of information on the subjects of which they
treat. The authoress modestly says she makes
no pretension to literary character, and yet, she
has laid down her culinary rules with unmis-
taxable perspicuity. The book is one VIC can
heartily commend. The fact that it is the
productienrof Southern lady, nabiveof this
State, should insure it a place in every family.
Great credit is due to the publisher for the
really fine style in which the'work is gotten up.
1t is as good as anything that has ever come to
us from those mammoth establishments North,
with far greater facilities"
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) Meet School Trustees

TAs Trustees of each School District are m
vited ID meet at tits pace Oh Saturday next,
Dthsinss. s:ffmportant business viii come be-
fere tina neeting, atnd every Trustee should be
present. The atneads law n relation TO Com
mon Schools is shortly to be pIseed in opera
tion, and it behooyes the gentlemen charged
with this important interest to consult and ad-
wise with each Other, as to the, most feasible
plan:of operations ;forE the future, SO that the
greatest good viii be evoked from the educa-
tional system adopted this State. aA many
respects, this system may be- imperfect, but its
snccsas plaihlg depends upon those to whom is
eon1fdsd the administ ration Of the Law, and
School Tfastess are a sss Pansibls foF its ita
full andscomplet esntien.s ii,.a ii,asiL
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- Hon. Henry S. Fitch, of Georgia, died
recently in Chicago. He was a son of Ex-Sen-
ator Fitch, of Indiana, and served through the
war in The Federal army. After the war closed :
he removed to Georgia, and served as United
States District Attorney for several years. He
was elected United States Senator by the Leg
islature of Georgia, but was never recognized
as such by Congress. s:,ss
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June g. 1871
SHERIFFyS SALE.

pY Virtue Of sundry Executions to directed win
ID pose sale the Isl Monday in July next at Ander
son Court House the following property towit 5.gs
One Tract of Land containing 400 acres more less
situ.te within and near the corporate limits Of the town
Wiliamston bounding lands OF AZ. Weborn Mrs. Ann
Rodgers Harry WILSON, and others levied on as tho
ery of B. f. Mspdin, at the sts of
ton Assignee and Wm. 7. Shnnlate, Receiver =, -; .'s
Terms Cash-Purchaser pay for titles and stamps.
- NM NJ. McGUKIN, Sheriff, =
{ June Z. ISL 10 4-,--st 80
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- Gen. Grant will spend the summer at
Long Branch, ,in the enjoyment of that relaxa-
tion which he must so much need, after having
labored so long and SO assiduously to promote
the welfare of that portion of his beloved; coun-
try which is constituted BY himself md family.
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llHE STATE OF SOUTH cARoL1NA,
COUNTY or ANDERSON:
By 40. Norris, Esq, Probate Judge:

By 40. Norris, Esq, Probate Judge: ): :
WHEREAS, JOHN H. LITTLE has made suit to me to,
w grant him Letters of Administration de 5ons no, on
the Estate and Effects of CHARLES HAYNIE deceased
These therefore cite and admonish all and ingu
lar the kindred and creditors Of the said Charles Hayne
deceased that they be and appear before me- in the Court
of Probate to be held Anderson Court House Friday
2Sr day Of June 1871 at II o'clock in the forenoon To-
show cause If any they have why the said Administra
itioni should not be granted. -. ~. 70
: A. O.: NORRIS, ii
-s.i. - 'j-<-s Judge Of Probate. ;
iro, o 1917. a. 40 - - -t5st:g q s-1s.
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WAsHIEeToN UNIYERsITY, =, MznIrAb
scRooL, BALTIMORE, afD.2!We have received
the Annual Circular and Catalogue Of this pop
ular Medical School 1she number of students
in attendance last session was 17s, principally
from the southern StaRs. The faculty. are all
southern born, and a limited number of bene-
fc;ary Students IS received annually from the
lats slaye-holding States. We. commend this
Inst Instif1ltion to the young men of the South who
desire to. devote themselves to the. study. OF
Observation-Disclosures can be had by addressing
Prof. 6. II. Chancellor, Dean OF the Faculty.
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B The Bali 1t TIE tie .Wagerly House on Fri:
day night 1astwas quite. a success. The attend.
ancalof ladies and mtlemen from 7Pendleton
aadGreeniviilIe contributed largely to the enter
tsinmsnt Everything passed sof agreeably,
and the occasion. will be held in fond remern-
hrancebY.the participants. Theyoungg gentle
nienof ;Anierson deserve much credit for this
elegant. and deli entertainm snt, which jel
was conducted in good style and afforded much
pleaspneto their guests.s sz - l's7sssE : $500
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The Bowen bigamy case in Washington
last week resulted in:the conviction of Bowen,
BE has been released on bail, under q motion
for new trial. ! ne 3s5 -, - =
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pag Mr.: Samuel NJ. Crayton has sent us a
Beet-a fine speci1aen-that measured thirteen
inches in circumference,
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PIANO Tunfne- and Repairing.

MR. JOSEPH FREY Will be at Anderson Court House,
M during the month of June prepared to Tune and Re-
pair Pianos, Organs and Meodeans. - .
Mr. F. Is too we'll known to need any commendaton.
E1- Orders left with Maj Borsel will be promptly at
tended TO.
June s, 1871. p; 40 .-,.. -. i -
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We will take all kinds Country Produce

In exchange for Goods. We are also in the COTTON
MARKET, and pay the highest Cash price for Cotton.
Give us call before you sell the article.
McGRATH & BYRUM..
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Fruit Cans (!

NEW style of FRUIT CANS, made of Tin, and so ar
ranged that any person can seal them hermeteay at
home with lS FSe fes ga GsnS Us
DAWSON's TIN SHOP, i;l -
. o. Depot Street.
June g. 1871 D., 49 3m So
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WE ARE THANKFUL

To our friends for the past liberal patronage and further
solicit their continuance We also invite them to call and
examine our stock of GROCERIES before purchasing.
McGRATH < BYRuM,
Depot Street, Anderson c. H..
limo 1871 20 I'm
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Has long been regarded as the best and cheapest
Baking Powder In use. Perfectly pure and healthy
Irmafes at short notice. delicious Biscuitai Role,
Ao There need be no Y7asse OF food prepared with
Il, as Il Is always Of the best quality We would say
10 those who have never used 1t that very few :
trials win enable them to use It, not enttro
satiafaction, but with economy. ms
- Put up FULL. NET weight as represented. ~
Grocersand Dealers se1 it, .,sg - -,
DoOLEY & BROTHER Props,
60 New Street, -.
NEW YoRK CITY,
March 1e, 1871 81 8m
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.--l JOHN S. FAIRLY & CO.,
No. 81 Hayne Street, Charleston, So. Ca,

VIII offer to the Prade DURING the PRESENT MONTH
their very attractive and complete stock at TEN PE
CENT. BELOW NEW YORK JOBBEkS PRiCESI T..
TERMS: .ga,f
For all bills under 800 Cash. Approved Note at Thr-
ty Days. with interest from date OF purchase at per
cent per annum- 'st,' 'gi
FOR ALL BILLS OVER $780,. t:fs
Approved Notes Acccpances above at four months
Their stock consists of e largest variety to be found In
the city,of
Straw and Millinery GooGs, White Goods,
Hosiery, Gloves Trimmings, Laces, Embroideries,
Ribbons, Umbrellas, Parasols,
Ladies' and Gents Linen and Paper Collars and Guns
- Ladies' Lace Collars, and complete assortment OIL
Fancy Goods, Notions and Small Wares
Merchants ordering win please specify on which Of the
above terms they wish to purchase $500 ,
lime & 1871 49 I'M
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FOR Sale.

A CHOICE CHESTER eoUETY BOAR, about Ten
d months old; at Dr.. Adser's Farm. Apply to-
June 8, 1871 ~ 4sAs . ,
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ANDERsoN o. H.. Il. IS '!:s O. c.
THURSDAY MolsNrFe, JUNE s., 1871.
hss s fsrcui.F Court will begin at this
place on Monday next. We learn that Judge
Orr Is expectedto reach homeen Saturday

siJr Only small crowd Of persons were in
attendance. on Monday last, and very little bu-
siness was transacted No sales were made by
~ al e,,, t,;sarss ,s,,ysl., .9tl.4s,t
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HURRAHi 7
10000 POUNDS COTTON RAGS

WANTED, for which we will pay the highest Cash
Prices. ,vn,,r
Depot Street..
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ATTENTION.

THE ATTENTION of City and Country Retail Dealers.
is requested to the following:
Owing to thedeprcssed condition of business and being
anxious to reduce stock, De4 fls -
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June S, 1871
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curing ths, Road by offering inducements in,the
way Of subscriptions, as provided in the amend /;
ed charsen :Spartanbarg and Greenville sub
iscribea each $3.50, 900, and secured the location
;of the route through their market towns
Pickens subscribed 500, 900, and oconee county
ipiedged $500 more. i4iI 7s,j
Under advice ofrom certain quarters there
was Iiogelfort mads 70 obtain q like subscription
from Anderson County. TWAS deemed prema-
ture to, take such action simultaneously with
other counties, and consequently the matter
was delayed. In September, 1S69S at the lar
gest public meeting held in this County since
the war, when there was great enthusiasm man
ifested BY the citizens Of every portion Of the
County, it was declared proper that a subscrip-
.tion of $3.50, 900 by town and County should be
made upon similar conditions rs was then pro-
posed in other counties. Here the matter res
ted, as has first BEEN stated, under the SUPPOSE
ton that the time for making such subscription
..had:not yet arrived
In the meantime, the advantages and impor-
,tance of various routes, other than the one. by
Anderson, were sedulously urged upon the au-
!thorities of the Air Line Railroad. A monah or
tive ago it was apparent that the'location osthe'
Road would be made adversely to our interests,
unless active measures we're inaugurated, and
that we had allowed too much time to elapse al
ready. These measures were instituted, and;
they have resulted satisfactorily to the extent
jof suspending all work Of locating the Road
between Greenyille, S. c., and Gainesville, Ga,
until accurate and thorough surveys are made
of this and ali competing routes, an@toasesrtain
sulsetlssr tie peopl, Of anderson are ready to
prove Meirfa;h and redeem their pledges, to Sc
cure the Road. Here, then, is the.yital question
before the people We-have-sho thehistory
of this enterprise, from its inception to- the
present time, and through all these long years
of hope and expectation, Anderson has been
intimately associated with its progress, unless
we except the last eighteen months, during