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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-05-26
New York Marker.

New YORK, May 24-Money easy, 5a1
Sterling weaker, GLASS. Gold, 81 13s. Govern
ments strong 9aI advance. Tennessees firm.
North and South Carolinas weak. Others very
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Late. Later Latest,

Evans & Lewis, "a Gay street, have just open
ed fresh stock of boots, shoes, hats, gent s.
furnishing goods, &C., sc. Come one, come
all. may24d-3t
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Flour dull, fayors BUYERS.

Flour dull, favOrs buyers. Whisky 90.
ern, 81. GOa2 90. Corn firm, 73la74c. Pork
steady. Lard trife carrier, 8}a9g Navals,
firm. Tallow steady. Freights heavy.
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Beautiful Violet and Nile Green Visiting
Cards, each package in handsome case, at
YZa-dN. .. B. SMITH 81 Co.'S.
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Southern States.

covering thoroughly the States Of Maryland Delaware
Virginia, West Nirgisia. North Carolina South CT-
lima; Georgia, al bama, Mississippi Louisiana Arkar
SaS, Tennessee, Kentucky and Missouri,
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IL Y0n Want

A good Hat, Boot or Shoe, go to Evans q Lew
is, where you will also find complete stock of
fresh goods in their line. Call. v24d3t
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First quality Laroche and Quadrille Papers
for all patterns, lately received at
o. B. SMITH & CO. s.
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The Handsomest StyI.

Dolly Warden cards printed at the CHRONICLE
Office
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Lee Cold.
TO the Voters of Knox County.

The Soda water from the marble fountain of
AlberS d Co., on Market Square. iv28dtf
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CHEAP ADVERTISING,

Advertisements occupying one INCH Of ,raoc r-rr D.
DAILIES, in -
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New Advertisements.
Y 0 U N G Nj EN-
OF TIE SOUTH

ba1 to Ior successful start in Business life tarsr
i ~ 81. sI slns, make money, and become ente--
est [[actSal BUSINESS Training School and the orIv
one providing situations for Graduates Total eyreI
e jOr PTeScTIOeG course, 500 to SIz5 No vacation
Address Tor Catalogues of 5000 in business and IN
particulars; IL. q EASTMAN, l. L. D. pre- T. 81. T.
keepsie n. Y, On the HudsoD " ~ III u r.
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New styles tinted Visiting Cards Just re-
ceived at o. B. SMITH s. Co.'s.
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One Month for S14S.

More Papers. More DaiICs Larger Circulation Lowe
PrIce than any other list Special rates given for NOR
or less space than inch, and fora longer period h
one month. Equally favorable quotations made for
any SSGge State. Copies of Lists, rcnars Estimate
and tUlI information furnished on application
GEO, p. ROWELL 4 Co
Newspaper Advertising Agents
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Attorney GenernI

W are authorized and requested to announce the
name OF WM. l.: WELCKER as a candidate for AttOr-
ney General IN the ID Judicial Circuit at the ensuing
We are requested to announce j. c. j. WILLIAMS
canddate Tor Attorney General of the Criminal Court
District OF Knox Election first Thursday in August
am candidate for the office of Attorney General
ton, LANES NJ raw
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-05-26

Of Hats yet open, are to be found at
EVANS s. LEWIS,
may24d3t 81 Gay Street, next to Rayls.
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EXTRAORDINARY IMPROVEMENT5
CABINET ORGANS.

The Mason & HANLIN ORGAN Co respectfully an
nOunce the ntrOductiO of improvements of much move
than ordinary interest. These are
Reed and Pipe Cabinet Organs,
which can be instantly moved to the right mp left
changing the pitch, or transpOsng the kew For In
lngS and descriptions see Circular.
Ne19 and Elegant StyLcs Of
Double Reed Cabinet Orgqus,
at $40, Sl52 and S25 each. Considering Capacity Fl
esance, and Thorough Excellence of W0ryma1sf5r
these are cheaper than any before offered
The MASON IL UAMLIN Organs are acI,nCyyIp,I-a.I cha
bESl and from extraordinary facilities for mgrufl
ture this Company can afford, and now undcrtaEe r.
sell at prices which render them
UIIquestiona5ly Chcopcsf.
Four OCTAVE ORGANS $50 each; FIVE OCTAVE r-r,.z
SlUV' 50 and upwards. With three reeds SNand
upwards. Forty STILES up to $500 each
New illustrated Catalogue and Testimonial Cirrrra-
with opinions Of more than One Thousand NusfrTEr.
sent free.
MASON a HAMLIN ORGAN co.
Isl fremont St.. Boston SOS Rroa d,,,,. y 3
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NOW is Inst Tho Tin,

To invest in good Hat or pair of Boots,
Caters, Balls, Oxford Ties, or Prince Albert 5,
Brogans or pillow Shoes. Our advice is to try
Evans 81 Lewis, 64 Gay street. v24d3t
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A LARGE Stock
a watch with n History.

OF Artists materials and Drawing materials al
the T. Il IT
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Gripping in the Bowels and Wind Coli,
The LESTER SASH BALANCE.
Cheap and Improved Ventilation Offered.
STEPHENSON & HINMAN,
Stair Makers, Cabinet Makers and
Builders in General.

We have permanently located in Knoxville and Sc
cured the exclusive right for Knox county for the
LESTER SASH BALANCE" We offer this Sash to
those intending to build to those desiring improved
ventilation in houses already in use, as the cheapest
and most convenient in use.
We do all kinds Of Carpenter Work and guarantee
satisfaction. Shop, Church St.. in rear of A c. Bruce
ap2Od6m
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For LATE STYLES

Of choice hats-"Gen. Grant" Horace Gree
ley" Alabama Claim" Thermometer"
"Vetilator," Dolly Warden" or ANY other
man" call on EVANS 81 LEWIS
"a Cav Stren4
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1872-10-09

WHITE BROTHERS, announce = the
commencement of the. eighth year ef
their business since the war, with bet
ter means Of supplying the wants Of
their friends and patrons, than ever
before. They have been steadily ex-
tending their business, and now rank
among our most successful and expe-
ricnced merchants. They have now
full Fall and Winter stocks, and can
offer inducements to purchasers To
the ladies they present a variety of
the most beautiful goods of the sea-
son, and to the gentlemen q choice
assortment of cloths, cassimeres and
other goods of the last styles. I'm
boots and shoes they especially chal
'lcnge competition. In addition, with
their stock of, dry goods, they. havo
now on hand a select stock Of gro
ceries, which will be found to embrace
the best articles in that line. Our
friends will do we'll to give them %
call. They cannot fail to be well
suited, both in price aud quality.
Call and judge for yourselves.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1872-10-09

SALE Day ITEMS. = There was
quite a large attendance of oul
fellow-citizens on Saleday last, and
the day passed off very quietly,
Real estate of P. B, Moragne.
144 acres, was sold under foreclo.
sure of statutory mortgage, and
was bought by D. N. Rogers, fol-
5000. ="
Real estate of Irwin hutchinson,
decd, 40 acres, was sold for parti.
tion for s3,575, to r. +. Hutchinson;
also, track of 25o acres, to J. R.
Devore, for $4,000.
Home place Of Tira Jay, decd,
275 acres, sold for partition, was
purchased for SLICE, by'J. S. Jay !;
Boggs' tract, ia acres, for S540, by
DR.. j. D. Neal ;fSkinner tract, 113
acres, for $450oby Z. NJ. Jay.
Two barrels Of whiskey, property
of q. NJ. Mars, was sold at from
s1.2O to S1.25 per gallon.
A lot of dry goods, the property
of John Anderson, was sold and
bought in the aggregate about $40
or $3.50.
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New STORE AND New GOODS

New STORE AND New GooDs.-
Mr.. J. S.Marse offers at !Cothran &
Wilson's New Range, choice stock
of dry goods, which will be found to
comprise the best goods in that line.
He has also a full stock of select
family groceries, which he can recon-
mend as of the bestqualities. He has
on hand q choice variety of canned
fruits, chewing and smoking tobacco,
hardware, cutlery &o:yrse:--'Galfsan
examine the stock, and you will find
something to please. Mr.. s. is conf
dent of his ability to please both in
price and quality. He is selling low
for cash and can offer inducements.
He is a reliable business young man
and we commend him to the patron
age Of our friends.
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MILLER & ROBERTSON are now
opening their usual large and varied
Fall and Winter stock, wtich has
been carefully selected in the North
ern markets. Their stock will be
found to embrace all the latest styles
and best qualities of goods at prices
to suit the public. They are mer-
chants of established character and
long experience, and know the wants;
and are able to please the tastes of
their customers. Our friends may
call with the assurance of getting a
good article at reasonable rates. In
connection with their dry goods es-
iablishment they offer their usual
choice stock of millinery which is
still under the charge Of Mrs. Lyth'
goc, lady of we'll known skill and
taste. She will take pleasure in wait.
ing upon her friends. Our readers
would do we'll to call and examine.
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The Two Tickets s-Tomlinsop and
Moses.

We publish in another column, the
Tomlinson State Ticket; and also q
ticket for some Of the County officers,
which are presented for the support
of our people. That there is very
great apathy on the subject Of the
State election is very apparent, and
the causes are equally apparent-1st,
The impression that there is very little
choice in favor. Of the Tvmlinson
ticket, and I'd, that it has developed
too little strength to guarantee its
success even with the aid Of Demo
cratic votes. There is certainly very
little in the ticket to arouse our en-
thusiasm, and much less in the face
of anticipated defeat. Nevertheless
there is choice in its favor, and re-
cent Developments in tho upper and
lowercounties of the State, seem to
indicate chance of its success, if the
white people of the State will turn
out in its behalf.
The ticket for the Legislature bet,
ter represents all classes of our peo
pie, and with the other named candi
dates for County Offices, commends
itself to general support.
VIM. Fl. Perry, Esq, especially
needs every white vote to secure his
election as Solicitor, and we trust
that our people will remember it on
the day of election.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1872-10-09

MANAGERS OF ELECTIoN.-We call
attention to the following changes in
the list of "Managers of Election, y
previously published. Managers
wishing any further instructions, will
please call on the Board of Commis.
sioners IF Election, which will be in
Session at Abbeville Court House on
Monday the 14th inst, from 10 A. NJ.
to 3 P. NJ, in the Auditors office:
Precinct Third-Wm. NJ. Taggart,
instead of w. D. Mars.
Precinct Fourth-M. G.. Zeigler in
stead of NJ Goggins.
Precinct Fifth = Harry Cunning
ham. .......
Precinct Sevonth-John G. Chiles,
Cain Devlin, Elijah Miller.
Precinct Eighth. O. Spencer,
Jessie Bradley, Abraham Gown.
Precinct Twelfth--A. NJ. Dodson,
instead Of Anderson.
Precinct Fifteenth-Pharis G. Mar
tin, instead of J. Moragne.
Precinct Sixteenth-R. W. Seymour
instead Of Amos Leonard.
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~ -
GIN-HousE BURNT.-We regret to
learn that tho gin,h house, of Esq. P.
B. Moragne, of-the neighborhood of
Bordeaux, was lately consumed by
fire on Saturday evening last, togeth-
er with four bales of cotton, and
thirty or forty bushels Of oats. The
hands were engaged in ginning at
the time, ard the fire is supposed to
have originated from match which
was accidentally ignited, or from the
friction of. the. gin. The flames ex-
tended so rapidly that it was impos-
siblc to control them, and save the
house. 1t was with tho greatest diff
Guilty, that the horses employed in
ginning wero rescued. = ;-.t -
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R1oT AND BLooDsHED AT MACON,
.GA.-Quite a riot, resulting 10 blood
shed occurred at Macon, Ga, on Wed
nesday Of the election, growing out
of the attempt of the blacks to seize
the polls. As matter Of course the
whites resisted, aud the blacks were
routed. The fight commenced with
throwing brickbats. and ended with
the discharge of firearms. One
white man and several negroes were
killed, and q number wounded. The
negroes not being able to have their
own way refused to vote, - ..ss!
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KApHAN & SKLARz.-These gentle.
men publish elsewhere an advertise
ment which speaks for ITSELF They
have opened full stock of Fall and
Winter goods, at Cotbran & Wilson'S
New Range, and solicit a call from
their friends and customers. They
offer some of the best goods in their
line and feel confident of their ability
to please. In their stock will be
found choice dress goods, a fine stock
of ready-made clothing, hats, caps
boots and shoes, and a variety Of eve
rything suitable for gentlemen, ladies
and boys wear. Call and select and
you will be sure to find something tc
please in quality and price. They
are selling low and offer bargains.
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CRops.-The cotton crop seems to
turning out sbetter generally than
was anticipated 9 few weeks since,
and the farmers seem to be avkiIing
themselves of the favorable weather
fer gathering it in. Our cotton-buy..
ers inform us that the staple was
never better, and that so far scarcely
any inferior cotton has been brought
markst:? Prospects have been bright
'ening up'during the past week, and
with on average crop, we may antici.
pate a little relaxation in the money
market. The crops of corn seem to
be generally good. .aa saa e.
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WHITE, HILL l. CuNNINaHAM have
now ready for inspection and sale a
choice Fall and Winter stock, to
which they invite the attention of
their friends and customers. The
stock comprises all the best styles of
dress goods for the ladies, and q
choice assortment of cloths and cloth
ing for gentlemen-white goods,
shawls, scarfs, hats and caps, boots
and shoes, and other articles, of the
best styles and in great variety.
They have also a stock of the light
groceries with glass and hardware.
The Messrs. w., H., & Co., are popu-
lar business men, who will make it to
your interest to give then call.
And then you will be sure to call
again. Take our advice, and do so
and you cannot fail 10 be pleased in
price, style and quality.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1872-10-09
THE GEORGIA ELECTION re

THE GEORGIA ELEcrIoN.-The re.
suits of the State election in our
sister State Of Georgia, on Monday
last. are truly cheering, giving some
10000 or $4,000 majority to James
NJ. Smith, the Democratic and Liberal
candidate for Governor, over his op-
ponent Walker. In spite of rumors
to the contrary, the whites turned out
in their full strength, and polled a
larger majority than ever before.
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MCDONALD & uADDoN. - Messrs
Mcdonald & Haddon are now offerih G
full Fall and Winter stock at low
rates for cash. Adopting cash prices
and uniform rates, they are enabled
to sell at small profits. They are re-
liable, business men, who will make il
to the interest of their patrons to
purchase from them. In style, quail
ty, and price, they guarantee satisfac-
ton, aud solicit a call from their
friends. Call and you will be suro to
get your moneys worth. 49,.
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SAD DEATH. It is seldom our
painful duty to record so affective o
bereavement as that which visited the
household of our townsman, Wm. 81.
Parker, Esq, on Wednesday last, and
deprived happy family-group of
one of its brightest treasures, in the
person of Master Edward, the oldest
of the sons, and handsome, intelli-
gent, and promising boy of fourteen
summers. What adds easurably
to the poignancy of the blow, is the
suddenness of the bereavement
Death came without premonition, and
laid his icy hand upon the flower Of
the flock. A few hours sickness, and
the bright eye was closed, and the
beating pulse was stilled forever
Alas, how frail is hetenure by which
we hold the most cherished Of earthly
treasures. "The Lord gave, and the
Lord hath taken away, blessed be the
name Of the Lord"
The deceased was boy Of unusual
promise, of bright intellect, and
of lovely and tractable disposition
the pride of his parents and the
idol Of his school,mates; and the sad
tears. of wide circle of relatives and
friends bedew his early grave. -
Z The funeral services were conducted
in Trinity Church, in the presence of
Il large congregation, by the Rector,
Rev. E. r. Miles, on Friday morning,
after which the body was inferred in
the cemetery. A most touching fca-
ture of the occnsion, was the youthful
band of pall-bearers, who bore the
f1ower-wreathed coffin Of their late
comrade to the tomb.
On Sunday afternoon, Mr.. Miles
delivered an appropriate and feeling
address to the young people of the
various congregations, on the subject
of this sad death.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1872-10-09

BARSwELL & CO. during the past
few weeks have been making large
additions to. their stock of dry goods
and groceries, and are now prepared
to offer inducements to thcir custom
ers, in the equalities and prices Of their
goods. They advertise a full stock o.
the staple dry goods, and'th best of
groceries and plantation supplies,
which they will sell at the lowest
rates. They are enterprising, liberal
merchants, who pay the highest
prices for cotton, and sell their goods
cheap. They guarantee satisfaction
to both buyer and seller. Call and
judge for yourselves.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1872-10-09

Mr.. S. A. BRAzEALE has just received
his Fall and Winter stock Of cloths
and cassimcres, and solicits a visit
from his friends. Mr.. B. is skillful
and tasteful workman, and never
makes O bad fit. We have tried him,
and know what we say. Gentlemen
contemplating matrimony can be
fitted up, either with an elegant shirt
or superbly fitting coat and pants,
Give him call, and make the exper-
imcnt, and try your fortune with the
lady. ..... ...... ..... F..
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1872-10-09
Fowler g. Co. offer additional al

FOWLER & Co. offer additional s,t-
fractions at the Emporium of Fash
ion." Read their advertisement.
Our friends who desire something
excellent in quality, and tasteful in
style, should go to Fowler's. They
will find a choice variety of every
thing which is attractive in dry goods
and millinery. Call and examine, and
Judge for yourselves. The stock
itself is the best trumpetcr of its own
claims.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1872-10-09
T H E
ATTRACTI0

''The centre of attraction
seems to be at the 'Empo-
rum Of Fashion" Upon
meeting any lady on the
Street you will find that she
is either going from Or to
the the emporium OF
Fashion. Go into the
country and you will hear
them either talking Of go
ing to Fowler's OF Of hay-
ing been there. 10 see
the fashions--the very la
test fashions, go to Fow-
lel's."
Well ladies if you will come
to see us this season, we will
promise to send you away
well pleased with our Goods
and prices. We invite you to
come, come and see our Stock,
see the elegant Stock of MILL
merry, Dress Goods, shawls,
Furs..see the new patterns
used in the Dress Making De-
partment. Examine our Kid
Gloves at $3.50 and $1.75.
Look at our "Otter" Black Al
pacas. See the handsome Rib.
bons, Bows, Scarfs, Laces. See
the New Hair Goods, see the
good taste displayed by Miss
Perrin and Miss Small, and the
Misses Taggart in their respec-
tive Departments. In short
come and see everything to be
seen. Come and see agenuine
Dry Goods Store, and we prom
ise to send you away pleased.
Jas. w. Fowler & Co.
Oct. 9, 1872.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1872-10-09
Our Agents in Charleston
THE STATE ELECTIONS IN PENN
SYLVANIA, OHIO AND INDIANA.

Among the State elections which
came off on yesterday, the most
important, as foreshadowing if not
controlling the result of the Presi-
dental election, were those of the
great States Of Pennsylvania, Ohio
and Indiana. 1t is conceded that
the result of these elections will be
decisive of the contest between
Greeley and Grant. Hence, the
whole country is awaiting with ca
ger interest the intelligence which
few days will bring, The propects
of Greeley have materially bright
ened in the past few weeks, and his
friends are looking forward to the
result with eager confidence. !.
In Pennsylvania, the contest is
between Hartrant, the Republican
nominee of the corrupt Cameron
ring, and Buckalew, the candidate
of the Democratic and Liberal Goa
litiJn, who is waging an active
campaign in behalf of honest gov
ernment. Grant and the Admins
tration party Lave warmly espoused
the cause of Hartranft, and are
using all the money and patronage
at their disposal to secure his elec-
ton. Negroes in large numbers
have been imported into the State
from Maryland and Virginia, and
the usual ballot-stufing will be re-
sorted to. The frauds of the regis
tration are apparent in the city Of
Philadelphia, where 100000 votes
have been registered "a larger
number than in the city Of New
York, with 250,OOO more votes.
But the opposition have their eyes
open to these devices Of the enemy,
and it is thought that neither mon
ey, mol. patronage, nor fraud COM
bined can avert the decisive defeat
which awaits the Cameron ring, at
the hands of the true men of "the
Buckeye State"
Ohio, until recently, has been
given up as sure for Grant, but the
late detection of the German ele-
ment, and others from the Admin
istration, seems to have turned the
tide in favor Of Greeley. The sage
himself seems to have no doubt on
the subject, and in recent speech,
declared that "Ohio is with US. +"
A comprehensive poll has been
made of the whole State by wards,
townships and school districts, lists
have been made of all the voters,
and their status determined, and
the grand total shows a majority
for Greeley larger than has been
cast against the dominant party in
thirty years.
Indiana, in the language Of Mr..
Greeley, s'can neither be bought
nor sold," and will give a rousing
majority for Hendricks in October,
and for Greeley and Brown in No
vember.
Mr.. Greeley in his recent tour
has proclaimed a policy of universal
amnesty and good will and concil-
iatiop to the South. These are the
key-notes Of the Liberal movement,
and appealing as they do, to the
principles of common justice and
universal brotherhood, they have
aroused an enthusiastic feeling
among the masses, which affords
tho hest an onries of success.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1872-10-09

WEATHER. - We have had slight
rains during the past week, and the
weather has been mild and pleasant.
Better. weather we could not have for
gathering in the crops.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1872-10-09

nla- The State Democratic Execu-
i've Committee had a meeting in Co.
umbia during the past week, at
which they determined to run a
Greeley and Brown electoral ticket.