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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-02-22
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,sshe teiegrspht tannennces thetazaise Of Col.
Gaangfrieyuy sTorbes, formerly editor Of the
SSshFilis 'Uios aAa 4aisriea,s,, gad
sSEent S eccnssed, ,at bis homas in Nashville last
Thnfndsyo sAs,ithe tbreakingi ont Of the saf,
oosiTorbesiw Psesidentof the Bank Of Ten;
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@sptef Nashville The sstss ssssd frotn that 1cisy
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fsSSn, SAssa lie fsaasaatihed until stsf the wal.
GSssSa COL. eIsgbet WAS pleasant, genial
$sppanion, and o naaaosfare good;ssnss. His
soiourn in Anderson gained him d host. Of
Mpds deeply shsat beg Of his
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ESp The Columbia Paeaiz states that Gems.
Hampton, Butler and Kershaw are on visit
to Washington, for the purpose of denouncing
vile calumny recently uttered by Senator Ed
gentlemen constituted an advisory board of the
Ku Klux Klan in this State. The Senator will
doubtless retract his utterances upon demand,
and be more careful of his assertions in the
future.
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sis5 .aIsra n We, invite attention to- the card of
.aleausb EhW.i Manhall & Co., of Charleston,
shb arsfeady for shsspripg trade with large
MSs @ @ssSmplets sass0t a tlpsnt Of Dry Goods and nd
&sEjpps. which they ppopese ts.sell ,ata New
Yoshepriea. Our young friend, MEs B;.O
llsaldia, lssiO0hneeted With this popular house,
@a aRi s. pleased to receive the patronage of
ms np-counhy friends. 4 o.; -ogo -i,o',:: ~
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State and County Taxes.

The following statement has been kindly
furnished by Daniel Brown, Esq, County
Treasurer, and shows the total amount of taxes
assessed and collected in Anderson County for
the past year. Our people have been unusuee
ally prompt in the payment of taxes, and the
amonat remaining uncollected, it will be OBJ
served, Is much smaller than for several years.
The list of tax payers in this County embraces
about six thousand names, and the per eentage
of taxes levied is about $500 for each tax
payer. The synopsis is as follows:
Assessment State ,72O "
Of which there has Been collected. 33,729 S2
--s''---
Leaving balance uncollected..--.....$ 1880 81
Assessment County and School x.$16, $50 s5
Of which there has been collected. 14,7o9 80
u N 10 Balance unosllssssa..,. s7l is
eslssssa. Ell ssa 2 II % %
49, Uncollected. d...................- Nl 90
Total assessed 90
.,.. collected. D., ,Zia o9
Total balance uncollected.........s s,las 90
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Ministers and Deacons' Meeting.
V,HE Ministers and Deaeons' Meeting of ths
II Third Union District, Saluda Association,
will be held with the Mountain Creek Church.
beginning on Friday before the fifth Sabbath in
March next.
Feb22, 1879 50 q
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"A dispatch from Washington states that
Major Louis E. johnson, United States Mar
shall for this State, has been informed that his
is not authoritatively named.
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y TNsSS5mIsiWas, ,our intention to jos down yari-
S1brhotes,of ymen,sndi things in the city OF
Ehaaiesson;; where we spent the greater portion
dat'ISs Weak but ou our Z, plans have been upset
an anezpected delngs of news matter end aa-
S;srtisemenss}of more importarce and interest
sassFFsaasf @ s srsht W. might glh
Via aaassSssse sii eut wifi tie seaport,
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=. pr;:Me publish full and correct abstract
=aethe proceeding of the Grand Chapter OF
South Carelisa upon Jonr hrzt psge to-day; The
meeting was n unusually interesting, and was at
4g6dsd by representatives 81 nearly all OF the
.,,ho,,;nate.f yyfh,aHDtteers.a aIes sSr
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ea,lis a,l Hon W. 2. Price member IF Congress
sSpm sSp Georgia win acaspt our thanks for copy
sbfsAss Congressional directory, revised and
sSaeeetsd 10 dateaafAlr.: Price is personal
ehiend of the writer, and we value this act Of
;soIstsesy fron oar auopdam brother of the quill
Sor,d seissor. .bns6 .g9isrG r,es, - ~ ;,:sc..Y
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p@ The Governor has appointed Allen W.
Clement, of willialasteo, q Notary Public tos
'Andazsuu County.
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Mapes' Superphosphate Equal to any Guano
used IN this CbuntrN

ANDERSON C. H., 8. c., 1872.
Mr.. CA. REED, Agent, Anderson, s. C.
Dear Sir In reply to your inquiries respect
genizedI Superphosphate of Lime, am prepar-
ed to say that used about 200 lbs. to the acre,
side by side ewith' the Etiwan Guano, and CON-
slider it equal to any guano that we use in this
country. Notwithstanding the severe drought
we had feel satisfied that was fully paid for
the use of it. Very respectfully,
JAMES A. CAN'T.
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Harness Oil,
DLACKING, Sapolio Stove Polish, Sewing
ID Machine Oil, Laundry Blue, Axle Grease,
POPE & SHARPE.
Feb %, 1872 SO
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-04-20

MANY. persons are apt to confound devo-
ton to party with devotion to party nomi-
nations. Any Republican has right to
an opinion as to who is proper person TO
receive the nomination of his party. But
the candidate once named, it becomes his
duty to support him. He who announces
beforehand that he will bolt the nomination
for any cause, personal or otherwise, COM
mits dn act of treason to his party. This
IS the only way in which a party can be
conducted, the only use for a party. Any
other course would simply reduce it to O
mob. In the present situation of affairs
we are willing to allow the largest liberty
and freedom of action in the discussion,
and even in the selection of candidates; but
when the Philadelphia Convention shall
have spoken it is the duty of every Repub-
llcan to obey. r-Hass-a. .... e..
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Gov. HARRISON REED, Of Florida,
was impeached and suspended from his
office by the Legislature last winter, but
that body adjourned without giving him a
trial on the charges preferred. This failure
to give him trial constituted an abandon
ment of the impeachment when the Legis-
lature adjourned, and he has issued pro-
clamation to the people to let them know
that he assumes his gubernatorial functions.
Leutenant-Governor Day comes out in a
counter-proclamation, and so the thing
goes. Florida is in the same beautiful
gubernatorial muddle that Louisiana was
some time ago. Gov. Reed, however, has
the legal mind of the State to back him.
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and insist upon even higher rewards than
they can themselves bestow. Gratitude is
a noble virtue, and should be commended
wherever it is so conspicuously and unself-
ishly displayed.
But seriously, is there any hope to o
Democrat-we mean one of the genuine En-
quirer type-in this Cincinnati movement,
with or without Walker left out? Do the
New Hampshire and Connecticut elections,
fought out on the Cincinnati double-back-
action programme, afford any encourage
ment to the walker party" or any other
party, in view of the Presidential election ?
We have not the figures of the Hampshire
election by us, but we know that just
enough Democrats were Disguised with the
programme to make the difference between
the result last year and this. In Connecti-
cut there was falling off of some two
thousand in the Democratic vote, manifestly
occasioned by the disgust of the party,
arising from a thorough abandonment Of
principle. Any such issue of the
Cincinnati movement as making Walker
party out of it, with Walker characteristic
cally in and all through it, would effec-
tually " DAMN it with all such Democrats
as those of the genuine Connecticut and
New Hampshire type. What would the
sixty thousand readers Of the New York
Day Book do, to say nothing of those other
thousands who swear by the Brick Pome.
roy, as by another Prophet? They threat.
en- to wheel into line and vote solid fc,
Grant, rather than be so ANONYMOUSLY solo
out and they are stiff-backed enough, gen.
orally, to carry out their threats.
The attempt to bury the Democratic
party out of sight at this Cincinnati fune.
rail-" promises to make lively corpse out
of some of the recactrating Democrats.
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THE only Republican members of Con-
gress committed to the Cincinnati move
ment are Senator's Trumbull and Schurz.
Mr.. Trumbull is the last relic of the seven
who deserted their party on the impeach-
ment Of Andrew johnson, and he has not
felt at home in the Republican column
since. Mr.. Schurz led the way in bolt
two years ago which gave the Missouri
Legislature to the Democrats, and resulted
in the election of the revolutionary Frank
Blair, author Of the infamous Broadhead
letter, to the Senate. Such men are not
guides for Republicans.
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THE Republicans who propose to join
the coalition claim that they will still be
Republicans. The Democratic side assert
with equal emphasis that they will still be
Democrats. If the claim is good in the
one case it is in the other. Now what will
be the political complexion of the hybrid :?
Will it take the character of the Republi-
can one hundredth part or of the Demo-
cratic ninety-nine hundredths part?
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In this unique series of papers, now appearing
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
Il TED STATES for the Eastern, District of
Virginia.
In the matter of Robert @. Newly, bankrupt
lin bankruptcy.
At Richmond, Va this goth day of March,
1872
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Please take notice, that petition has been
presented to the Hon. John @. Underwood, Judge
OF said District Court, in bankruptcy, by Emmett
Crump, assignee of the estate of said bankrupt,
TO sell the real estate belonging to said bankrupt
Tee from all liens and eneumbrances thereon.
that in the terms of said petition an order has
been issued for all persons who may be inter-
ested in said estate, to appear before w. w.
on the sOth day Of March. 1872. at 10 O'Clock M
and show cause, if any they have, why such
order should not be granted.
EMMETT CRUMP,
NH 2o-W2w Assignee.
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The st. Louis Democrat earnestly adyo-
Gates the nomination Of Senator Wilson, of
Massachusetts, for Vice-President. All of
the names mentioned in connection with
this position are those of tried and trusted
statesmen whom the people would delight
tn hopnr
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THE troubles between France and Ger
many over the reorganization of the army
of the latter are approaching a crisis. Bis
marck, it is said, has sent the French gov
eminent his ultimatum, which, if cable re.
port be correct, is not courteous in tone
nor couched in mild terms.
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THOSE who engineer the Cincinnati
movement claim to be faithful Republicans.
Yet their only possible hope of success lies
in carrying the whole Democratic party.
Is it not an insult to common intelligence
to claim such an alliance as faithful Repub-
licanism.
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TO all tohom 1t mag concern-GkR ETIYd:
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Tobacco; ~ two caddies do ~ one tierce, do,
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THE only hope of the Liberal Republ-
cans at Cincinnati is in adopting the exam
pie set here in Virginia--or rather it is in
carrying out the revolution which was be-
gun in Virginia by the Walker movement,
to its legitimate conclusion.-E Enquirer.
Our contemporary even goes further than
this, and asserts that to make the Cncin-
natl movement asuccess, it must follow the
Walker party" in Virginia, and take
Walker with it. Without taking Walker
with it, the Enquirer even intimates that
it will be +" the play of Hamlet with Ham
let left out'-a very farce, and nothing more.
We have no desire to lay straw in the
way of His Excellency's advancement at
the hands of the Cincinnati Convention.
Indeed, we think it would be very good
idea to place his name first on the ticket.
His war record would justify it, if nothing
more. And, Then, he has such happy
faculty to get along with obstinate and
pig-headed legislation? II he couldn't
manage his party in Congress, he could
philosophically ''let 'em slide," without
disturbing his equanimity in the least.
The greatness of leadership does not so
much consist in controlling political elc-
ments as in gracefully allowing them to
waste their strength in vain. The grandest
political chieftain is he who can guide the
ship of state without the aid of partisan
friends, and in the teeth of their opposi-
ton, when it comes. 1t indicates an iron
nerve and will of the true Jacksonian type,
which the Democracy of Virginia cannot
100 much admire. We are glad that they
recognize this great merit in their chieftain,
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