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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-16

GREELEY IN NEW HAMPSHIRE
During the last week we are confident that
our readers must have been exceedingly
amused by the pernsal Of Mr.. Greeley's
speeches In New Hampshire. To the people
Of Concord he said that the apple trees 10
Europe had lees dead limbs upon them than
In New Hampshlrs"--a modest suggestion
that they should initiate his wood-chopplng
example at ChAppRqua. To the people Of
LaconlR he communicated the pleasing intel
lgence that he had trAmped up TO the summit
OF Kearsarge mountain, "somewhat Of an
effort for a man Of hls weight and year,,
and from II beheld the smiling fields which
he was so glad TO get away from some forty
years ago. At Lancaster the Sage became
truly benign, and talked about "the beauti-
full prospects OF old age" At Lisbon he hoped
that he should have an opportunity In the
future 10 visit them more frequently, aud at
Llttleton be talked about liberty aud Tell
and Bruce aud Wallace. We have not the
space or the inclination TO follow Mr. Gree
ley around the New Hampshire circle; 10 no.
tice the beautiful platitudes and generalltles
In which he INDUCED, without the least lnten-
ton, Of course, that they should have the
slightest influence upon the Presidential cam
palgn aud upon his November prospects.
What was In Mr.. Grsslay's mind 10 say syi-
denGIy was: "See what a nice old gentleman
am; how charitable, how kind and good.
Observe how much know about farming
and what a deep interest take In all that
concerns you. Behold what an angel OF light
and mercy 1 am, and what good and great
President ! sh ould make. You, the people Of
New Hampshire, ought 10 be proud Of me-"
On Wednesday the lamb.like candidate Of
the Democracy seems to have come to the
conclusion that a general litter was begin-
ming to run around the country al his foolish
aud nonsensIcal utterauces, aud that he was
making himself supremacy ridiculous. Ethan
Allen or FentOn or his man Friday, Jacob
WhItelRW Reid, we have no doubt, recalled
him to his senses BY telegraph or special
messenger, for on that day We mud him turn
Ing his attention from the orehards ana tue
mountains, the granite NILS ana tue friends
OF bis youth, aud directing his attention to
the sober and serious questions OF the cam
palgni aud accordingly he took occasion At
foruahd 70 aehne DIS poslllon' In the hrsl
sentence OF MS sPeeeh'whleh Is Inlly TepOr'ed
III nus PTiNA7 ofs"n' ne had tue orAzen
i"Puuenee a'se't 'aat throughout 'he
course OF MS l'e nc hau struggled, win sueh
caPacity Us uou hau gwen nun, ior-hrst'
'HpaiuN auuIase anu un''e''A ''"o''yi Soc-
"nu' TOT IN" on'om anu tuo greatness Oh our
common country nus ~ tne is'e OF tne
,A''' tuAt s''uu, un's W "u'.'ou aue u"0uM
ANhktht hhhA III Ap1a W AANbNhN1A tlN
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-16

MATT MoRGAN's latest cartoon, with Moses
(Sumner) at the Red sea Ia miserable In con-
ceptlOn. Matthew will have to stay In this
country for a half dozen presidential terms
before he can get an idea OF our politics,
Judging from his attempts at cartoons.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-16

lFrom the St. Paul Press
Considering that Mr.. FArnsWOIth was can
dliate for denomination, and was good Grant
man mi the contest resulted In his defeat, his
accession TO the bTRn-bTead and SOFT shell crab
Democracy stamp him rs a base, unprineiplsd,
aud dlshOnOFable trieksteT and soldier-oft tune
and as sunh he belongs by every principle Of
elective annuity 20 the blessed company Of mar
tyrs 10 which 10 has enrolled his name
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-16

THE Daily Patriot ran up its nag union
down yesterday, 1t remained so for some
time. That's showing true color.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-16

The Meanest Democratic Paper In the Country
IFrom the PhiiAdslphiA Post
Mr.. Thomas w. Price, OF this city, for many
years considered the ITibuRg :" a daily necessity
not second TO his best meal.n SO he writes 10
meAnest Democratic shoot he knows, ordering
Il not 10 DO sent 70 him tot the rest OF the year
for which he subscribed, and adding; ~ can lose
the money, but 1 cannot read the Tribune 10 Its
degradation"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-16

1.-THE man who furnishes strictly private let
teTs for publication is necessarily a dlshOnOT.
able man. Tribune.
Whitolaw Reid Is the present responsible
editor OF the Tribune, and we have reason to
believe wrote the above.
Only few years ago he was one OF band
of conspirators, among whom was the infa-
nous Chas. A. Dana, and did the very thing
which he now condemns. Reid Ia only few
degrees less mean, less dlshonorable, and less
dlsreputAble than the pirate Of the press.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-16

JAMES n. DOOLIrTLB Az A RRPORhER.
10 another column, this morning, We print
some Inserestng revelations concerning ex-
Senator James X. Doolittle, the president Oh
the Baltimore convention, the head oil the
Liberal movement and the leading retorher
Of the country. II Is exceedingly rich' ana
we trust that none Of our readers VIII iall 10
peruse Il.
The documents which are herewith pub
llshed and which are for the most part In the
handwriting OF this spotless gentleman, whose
soul Is horrihed at the corruption and lniqulty
Of the Administration, shows that In the win
ter OF 1864 one 7. J. Conatty, then ; clerk
In the Treasury Department aud q former
resident Of Wisconsin, obtained q permit to
r,rchase aftv bales Of cotton within the rebel
llnsa This. in the first place, was a stupen-
do,. oDeraiIop. and was good for million
aoT.rs Corsttv obtained IL mainly through
~ -. :, ~. nooi,,,is tbon sepasor
10y, :. ,,.,,I,,r Of ,,o Nui,.rv Committee.
nv, nv -, -. 40, ,..,,eJ r1,iI about the
- - -, -. ,Se, shortIy after
49, A.. S,s.'s,,,. 80, NJ, n,,Ii,,ie ,,bo
W. It,. !. t,rnod 81 nIs GOOD fortune. a.ked
~ :, ~, ,a,,,,,,,o, room In the
m I'u -, I,1 60 ana r,,kss an,da-
-, ~, a., a.J r. n,oiI,,Ie addressed
49,, " 40 - ", r., a ,,,oI thIng ard
uu ,,, = 49," - -. 90 ,a,, ,t,o,d ~,
"''' uiase P'i' VI '"V -, 80
De niue generous 10" Nuo" "''' -,
man and nave not in"us "T' 'u"y ~ ~. |.
nave ooeu III Puui' ,''o, ''"N - -
ahotu 70 'e' n'e sn",e III '"o p,O,SS ~ "
. none inc P"IeI' uHs.y' w ~ "''' -,
Deio'eu hoo'''a,' :" 80 80 J., r.
uously ieP'osou''u u'.'''O'l " :, a.. 49,
oushly n",'',, 'liau = H., ,,,, 49,, q,
os't'on :" "oi''y uil'I -, " - H. .,,,,,t'S,s.a,
nau ,''uo Np.,',,,, -, -, -, 1,
" - ln,.,',I,,t,N 10 III.
Auu '"I nss,,, ~ n, Cono,,y sac IA
- -. ,,..,,,,,.so1 an Won,
n '" -, III, ,.,,,, ,,c,,,,,, ,I,s
par ~ ,"o "'hu al snch a nos,,Ior
el'i'o y, -, ,S,, ms, heort has becr
-, ',, 80 ,,o,, s,J "a mia hermit NAV en-.
80. -, -, ,..'i,,n a grpat tnrtrne too great
- =. n,o,o,,,, ,Iministsred or enioyed by
.n,. ono mar bav,, delern,Iued that as 1
$500, M, mv mart and in the belief that yor
/ could better use n portion, should he sue
,.s.f,1 than. I r,pId use all | will remit Il
30, NJ, .,orr,b nj all the pro6ts ma,
| "a J,saovsr .nd .,,ovsall NV eyrepse.. lido mi,
In ths boos tbnt while I NAV become rich IL
al. operation NAV secure IN YOU compe
teucy Also" And not only that, but the blan,
wlsconsln Senator at the same time wrote tn,
reply which he should make to this generou
offer, marked No. ..
Couatty did Us he was requested to do By
Doolttle, whereupOn the great rciormer i'm.
medIately exertad every effort to make III,
operation q success. lie gave Conatly
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-16
DNOpOAAIA EOR oOAi.
,,,, pIE95 9Ig1aI.s si.Iln,. oyyylgr,I

JEHFahqoaVllliNA lAp, August y 1B7a !
hoaled propolaln IN duplicate, w be raooiVsd A
!hls onios until " M, VI AOhDlff, bpptsIn6sr q
lsla for sapplllng this depot With i've thoassnd
l9gl) huahela Of umln0na Goal, the same 70 10 n
the best qualify Of fttilhuIa, and Tree iTou daat
pshyery y eummance within tan (l0ldAYa AttoT Tia
charge mag direct
ThS hEitiS reserved 10 " isat Any or ali bEa
Efopoaal. Be lnqopaed iFopodAls iOT Goal" and
Ny order Of - oaGTlSfnaastar asasFal
suIs O.ptaln and D.Do, 1in ~ ho1r.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-16
Personal.

NOTIOE-THAF Z, s., JOsfH. sls o sTHEFI
IN between st1th and seventh streets northwest
ssils custom m Ade second hARd Oothlng a iesa thar
AAlf coat VI IsAdy made now ouea. ". B,-beoond
hand clothing Of all kinds bought At fair cash prices
AuI3-u.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-16

The Tribune thinks that, after the 4th Of
March next, President Grant will have no
more offices to give" We shall sec. We
predict that General Grant will have the b.
stowAl OF that enthusiastically Of internal
revenue which Whiielaw Reid sought when
Andrew johnson was President and that
seat In the Cabinet which Greeley has been
seeking for years. He will also have that
office Of naval officer of the port OF New York
which John Y. leyeland-Greeley's brother
ln.law-has so long coveted, and all those
offices In New York which FentOn and his
crew have so long coveted.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-16

lean, the latter a strong Greeley paper, has
denounced as the worst characters In the
country, are to be intusted with the admir-
istratou Of affairs. They are the builders Of
bic house and he will not turn them ont when
II shall be erected.
Nr. Greeley has also seen AZ to deny that
Ne has made any bargains or given any
pledge TO his supporters. We will admit
that that IL true, but Mr.. Greeley docs not
contradict the assertion again and again
made on tho stump during the last month by
leading Democrats that his Immediate friends
and followers have made bargains for him.
A pamphlet circulated In the Baltimore con-
yentlon contained among other clauses the
following "There Ia moral obligation rest
ing upon us to support the Cincinnati ncm-
nations. There was dehnito understand
ing between our party and the Liberal Re
publlcans, entered into byreprcsoutatlye men
Of both parties and with general consent be-
fore the assembling Of the Cincinnati con-
yeutlon, that the nominations there made
should receive the combined support Of both
parties. Good faith requires that the obllga-
| ton 90 Imposed shall be complied with unless
we have been released by come untairnesi
practiced toward US by that party, and thai
cannot be justly affirmed, although II hai
been cautiously assorted" Mt. Greeley has
treasured his friends, and put his slguet to
the bargain Of his supporters. That's the
meaning Of the Portland speech.
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PRGr0sGLs ron DaEpaINd.


URrTEp Static EHqmRERa OFFIoRJ
UohNHh HOUSTON AND uRAhD HrRERlB
N NKW YunK, Jhly rs Is7a y
Egupe.Ala WI 20 received ~ thia once until nf0n
% the ~ day 81 August, l97a for DrsdElnE ~ der
ent polnt4 9n the hAvannAh river, ueoTstA Totsi
QnAnhU % DTodidng Abont $3.50 cubic IaFda For
the undBfsiE nsd, u Al UiIM18E' "
GulS Major q RnE.. BTsvst MAJ. Gsn, u's
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-16

RVSrJ person satillsd 10 ths Ilsht % prS-osSiios
70 Any q the Ands within The lWaahipa aud parts II
Townships above enumerated Z required 10 ostabsh
the sans 70 the aAtihetoa Of the To1latsrs And re-
eeyoIa Of the proper land OlleaA nod make payment
lhsroot - soon a. pfaetea Alter seeing this no
uoe and baiore the aAl Alpoltsd Tor the eom mSnoS
moht Of the publlA sale ofthS lands embracing ~
WILLIS DhUMhOND
0Onmlsui0asr Of he oeasFal LGpd oGss.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-16
Dentists.
Confectionery.

II RRBUNp,S LADIES, NATIONAL DIM
ruoRkksHH HEpy IeSNfFTHYE III EAaI SSAhkOOE5r
! shall daily serve for Ladies' and Cisntlsnsu .
LUNCH from I I q no 70 4 y. N. for ~ Oeata.
LUNCH OhANGED DAILY,
", wsI5d1apasmsnls are s9mplfss ior @ppgins fas-
..yls: "a On rSAsOnAbls tsFmS All erssss PEoRPiiJ
sasG Caterer sud confOsiOosr. IIOI i Il. AZ.
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Lost and Found,

MOUND. ABOUT TWO MONTHS AGO, AT THE
Oan At 8l9 Tsnth street, AnlE2ts
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-16

FOR PRESIDENT;
ULTssEs s. GRANT,
or ILLINOIS.
FOR WOE PRESIDENT
HEARY WILSON.
OF MASSACHUSETTS.
FOR DELEGATE TO CONGRESS,
NORTON p. CHAPMAN.
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Valuable Lands for Sale
YN,HE following named Tracts of Land will
will be sold at Anderson Court House, on
SAIEDAY in JANUARY next:
TRACT NO. 1, or HOME PLACE,


Containing 900 acres. more or less, situated on
srsyaY,tv-Siy Mile Creek, one mile west OF Blue
Ridge Railroad, and seven miles north OF An
derson G. H. On said Tract there are fifty acres
of Good bottom land, in fine state OF cultiva-
tion. one hundred acres of woodland, ana bal
ance good cotton and wheat land On Tic
premises is a comfortable and commodlous
dwelling-ho and all necessary outbuiidings.
TRACT NO. 2,
Containing 1870 acres, more or lcss separated
rom Home Place by lands of Mrs. Mary Lind
cav. On said Tract there are forty acres OF
GOOD bottom lands, sixty acres of woodland,
and balance good uplands.
TRACT NO. 3,
r,o,,to;n;no 140 acres, more or less, situate in
SS'n nnarter mile of Blue Ridge Railroad, and
o5I odioT;ninp Tract No 2 On said Tract there arc
txyenty-five acres of good bottom landt seventy
Eve acres of woodland, and balance uplands IN
good cultivation. c, -
Sold as the property of A. l.. McElroy, de-
ceased, for partition. 49,, -. .r
Tnrther particulars can be obtained by call
;,e mon VIM. NJ. Bellotte, Pendleton, S; e.,
49, 9G r. Milan on the premises.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash, balance
=, mo and two equal annual instalments. with
.ore.t II, o from day of sale. Purchaser to give n
.,aortoape of the premises to SECURE balance OF
,mrcbase ,,,ur money and to pay for all necessary
papers anu '''''''f SARAH r. McELROY,
w. r. McELROY,
MATTE i. MILAN.
Oec5 1872 -
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Notice to Contractors.

YNHE rebuilding of the Bridge across Big
Generostee' Creek at Majors Mill WI Will be
let to the lowest bidder, on the spot, on Thurs
day, the 10th day of January next.
The building of New Bridge across Three
and Twenty Creek, at the crossing of the road
leading from Centreville to Shallow Ford, on
the spot, on Saturday, the 18th January neSs
he Seer, by calling upon either of the County
Commissioners Bond will be required OF the
uarties to whom the contractis is awarded with
approved sureties, to secure the faithful! eXecu-
lion of the work according to specifications.
By order of the Board:
Clerk, pro tenn.
Dec 10 1879 % 5
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AT PRIVATE SALE.

TlIAT desirable property owned by Mrs.
NJ. 4. MORRIS. situated OH Boundary street,
near the Episcopal Church, consisting of q
DWELLING HOUSE of six rooms and pans
try, on high basement with all necessary OUT
buildings. The Lot contains four acres, inclu-
ding an excellent Orchard, Vegetable and
Flower Gardens. For further information ap-
pv to Mr.. A. B. Towers at Anderson c. II.
A Piano also for sale.
Nov 81, 1872 ~ 5S
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NOTICE.

ALL persons are hereby warned against en-
blowing a colored boy named Jim Neal, who is
regularly bound to the undersigned, and has
abscnndcd without leave. ! Will enforce the
law against any person employing the said boy.
\. NJ. NEAL.
Dec j, 1872 - -
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For Sale or Rent.

THE undersigned wishes to sell or r. rent aa ms is
eOSs Containing s 80 Of land onsthira in the
twenty acres of good bottom "A comfortable 2,
dwelling well of water ana al III seG
rsasonable terms, or will be rented for the
wear 1878! Apply before the 25th of December
To the undersigned on the premises, and IN his
absence to Mr.. A NJ. Norris, who is duly au-
thorl1sa " go JOHN l.. McLIN.
Dec 10, 1872 %
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Pocket Book Lost.

THE undersigned lost Pocket Book, in the
streets of Anderson, on Friday last, 29th of
November, containing some fifteen or twenty
papers. viz: One Note on Elias Mauldin for
sl60O. and one Note on Wm Dickard for So. 100,
and perhaps 6. receipt from $. Bleckley. A
suitable reward will be paid for the recovery of
the Pocket Book and contents. Apply to Mr..
J. s. Ashley, at Hubbards Store, or to the un-
dersigned. a. 3. EVANS.
Dec 5. 1872 2
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PendletOn Male Academy.

MMR THOMAS i. MCQUEEN, of Sumter,
wi S. c., gentleman of large experience i'll
teaching, will take charge of the above institli-
ton tho first Monday In January next The
salubrity of the climate and tone of the society
needs no recommendation at the hands OF TIC
trustees. Board can be had in private fani'
lies at low rates.
BY order Board Trustees.
B. FRANK SLOAN, Sec. and Treas.
Dec ), 1872 22
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CAROLINA HIGH SCHOOL y
FOR
+. NAL ES and FEMALES.

A 8 announced by communication in the
n I,atelligencer of last month. the under
nav restitution for Males and Females, in the
University Buildings at Anderson, on MON On
DAY the day of JANUARY next: The
course of instruction will embrace all the
nI;shed education, as furnished by the best
Male and Female Schools in the country; and
to that end they viii be assisted by full corps
of highly competent Teachers in every Depart
ment. 90
Details as to the lengthiof term, course OF
&c. VIII be given in Circular to be issued IN
a few days. - ICON
d. L. FRIERSON.
Dec -. 1872 %
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In Re. In Bankruptcy.
James c. Keys, Bankrupt
DY virtue of an order of his Honor Judge
6 BRYAN, I will sell at Anderson c. H., SC,
on SALEDAY in JANUARY next, the Real
Estate of James c. Keys, Bankrupt, being the
valuable Tract of Land on which he resides,
two miles west of Anderson Court l1ouse-ex-
cepting the Homestead of "A acrcs-and which
has been subdivided into eight Tracts, to wit !:
TRACT NO. 1,
Containing 1872 acres, bounding the Homestead,
JOS i. Byrum, Stephen McCully, and lots No.
and7.
Containing 64l acres, bounding lands of B. F.
Crayton, Jos. l.. Byrun and the Homestead.
TRACT NO. 3,
Containing .0S! acres, bounding the homestead,
Stephen McCully, lots No. and 4.
TRACT NO. 4,
Containing 94 acres, bounding lands of Stephen
McCully lots No. 3, q and Z.
TRACT NO. 5,
Containing 74a acres, bounding lands of Ste
phen McCully, lots NO. i ana D.
TRACT NO. 6,
Containing 1549 acres, bounding lands of Nun
70 keys, y. L. Acco' io'' I'VE =
TRACT NO. 7,
Containing 10 acres, bounding lands of Jos.
L. Byrun,, J. p. Reed, lots No. l, 8, 4, and 8.
TRACT NO. s,
Containing 81 acres, bounding lands of J. P.
Reed, j. f. Wilson, Mrs. Il. IL. Whltner, Jo-
sepl l.. Byrum and lot NO. Z.
. = Plats OF the property may be seen at tho
office of Reed d Brown.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash, and the
remaining two-thirds on a credit OF twelve
months, with interest from day OF sale, the
purchaser to pay extra for papers.
JOSEPH n. BROWN, Assignee.
Dec S, 1872 u
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Dec IL, 1872
Sale of Valuable Real Estate.

&c Purtc
Jos. N Brown, Assignee,
In Re. In bankruptcy.
James G. Keys, Bankrupt.
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CONSTANTLY ON HAND
The Leading Patent Medicines,
India Rubber and Glass Syringes, all Xmas
Trusses. various patterns and sizes,
Abdominal Supporters, Shoulder Braces,
Suspensory Bandages, de-;
Pocket Cases, -'-s~''-7-r'a-
Laundry and Fancy Soaps,
Analine Colors, cur
Logwood and various other Dye Stuffs, -.
White Lead, in packages of Y, 90 and l0O
lbs. Also, 1, ?, 8, and lbs. ~
Colored Paints, dry and in oil, L S2 Id. cans,
Patent Dryer, Walnut Graining,
Glass Putty, Glaciers Knives, Points, &C.,
Parafine OiI-XX for Machinery,
Tanners and Linseed Oil,
! i'Spts. 'Turpentine,
Kerosine and Pratts Astral Oil,
Alcohol, Whiskies and Wines, for medl-
cinal use,
French Brandy, frstclass article, medical
use,
Varnishes- No, l, Coach, Copal,
h., :. Furniture Japan and Spirit Varnish
for Polishing;
Segars various brands; 20 -
Chewing Tobacco,
Lamps and Lamp Goods;
S. S. Mann's Reliance Tubes render any
lamp non-eXplosive.
Rennet Wine, Flavoring Extracts, &c.---~
Dec II, 1872, tS so
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BENSON & SHARPE.
NXyE would respectfully call the attention {
w Physicians to our stock of
Medicines and Chemicals,

All of them purchased d from reliable, houses,
and we will guarantee them to be FRESH and
GENUINE. We have lately received
and Pancreatine;- Elixir Pepsin, Strychnia
and Bismuth; Elixir Pepsin, Strychnia and
Bismuth with Pancreatine Syrup Phosphates
Iron Quinia and Strychnia; Aromatic Elixir
Valerenate Ammonia; Cantharideal Collodium;
Nitrate Silver; Podophyllin; Leptandria; Hyd.
Ghlorai Quinine; Brom. Iron; Sui. Morphia /;
Vaccine Matter Citrate Of Iron and Quinia !;
Pancreated Cod Liver Oil, &c
We are constantly receiving Patent Medi-
cines, Bitters, Perfumery, Trusscs, Braces, &c,
all of which we propose to sell for short profits.
Dec II, 1872 %
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FAIR NOTICE.

n III. persons indebted to me, by Note or
Account, will please call and settle the same at
once. -
Nov 2s, 1877 q
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Notice of Final Settlement.

THE undersigned hereby gives notice that
hate for Anderson County on Wednesday, the
18th dav of December next, for Final Settle
ment Of the Estate of Robert breckenridge, de-
ceased, and a final discharge thcrctrom.
THOS. r. BRACkENRlDGE, Admir-.
Nov L. 1872 ID
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
R.EMOVA AL.

MM HETDNANN. has removed his SAD
M DIE and HARNESS MANUFACIp-
RY to COCHRAN'S NEW. BUILDlNGs ' On On
Main Street, opposite the Market House. where
he wishes to see his former customers anu
friends.
All persons indebted to me by Note or Ac. :.
connt will come forward and settle at once, II
they wish to save COST mean %iiat Az ! say; -
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Notice of Final Settlement.

TIE undersigned hereby gives notice that
he will make application to n. o. Norris, Judge
Of Probate for Anderson County, on Wedncs-
dav. the llth day of December next, fora Final
Settlement of the Estate of a. i. Long and
+. w. Long, deceased, and final discharge
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