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a Valuable Tract of Land For Sale

a Valuable Tract of Land For Sale.
TNH o subscriber offers for sale his PLANTA.
Il TION, near Abbcvile Court House, part
OF it within the corporate limits OF the town
1t contains $50 acres of land, seventy-flve of
which is good creek bottom. On it is COM
Portable Dwelling House, Gin Houso, and all
Scuppernong Grapes OF seveh acres, in full
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Sept Abbeville @. f., &. C..
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THE INDIANA ELECTION. despatch
dated Indianapolis, October IL, says:
Returns have been received from all
the Counties of the State, and although
only portion of them are official, the
result cum be pretty confidently stated.
1t was feared during the day that the
Grant men were holding back the vote
OF certain Counties, as IN 1868, 30 that
they could count up to any Liberal ma
jority in the rest of the Slate. This
suspicion hung over the Libernls all day,
and tho most gloomy anticipations were
lnduiged IN. Crowds besieged both
newspaper offices, but to no purpose. as
no definite decision could be given. The
civil factIons were within easy howling
distance, and for the past three nights
have been cheering defiantiy ut each
other from time to time. This evening,
however. The final yell of triumph went
up in front of the Sentinel building.
The close and desperate nature of the
contest ana the narrow escape from de-
feat nre due mainly to the fact that the
disaffection of the straight out Demo
oracy was not fully appreciated. There
is no doubt that many of them staid
away from the polls, and made the
o'noA "Aoo uueI Iuai StiuSBto alIuOSC evenly
balanced. Moreover, the Liberals, al
though organized for an ordinary cam
paign, were not ready for such tho
roughly prepared and inscriptions an
tagonist. The use of money by the Ad-
ministration purity was hard to contend
against, and the enormous vote of the
State indicates the amount of fraud
committed. Hendricks majority is pro-
bably from sou to 700; Hopkins, candi.
date for Superintendent OF Public In
struction, is also elected by about 900
majority. The Grant men claim the re.
mainder of the State ticket, but it will
require the official returns to decide.
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Notice.

The many friends of G. J. CARROLL re-
spectiuiIy nominate him as a candidate for
School Commissioner, and ask the support OF
all the voters OF the County.
MANY REPUBLICAN FRIENDS.
Oct 1G
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Notice.
A PUBLICATIONS. will be received at nv
"A store until FRIDAY EVENING, at 8
ociock, for the situation Of SCHOOL TEACH
Err at the Odd Fellows School House of Co.
iumDia. ISAAC SULZBACHER,
Oct 10 Secretary.
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JOHN AGNEW & SON.

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CHOICE RYE WHISKEY.
Rectifed and Corn Whekey,
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Domestic Gins and Drandics
Also. Old Otard Brandy, Holland Gin,
Woife's Schiedam Schnapps, Port, Sherry and
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Peekins Il Co.'S London Porter, &c, &c., to
which they invite the attention OF purc chasers.
oct IL JOHN AGNEW d SON
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The editor OF Western paper alludcs
in his last number to his contemporary
''as the blae-nosed babbler across the
way" and charges him with running
his arms to tho shoulders in the filthy
muck OF rotten political fraud" His
friend, not to be outdone ID energy, re-
plies, and says "that the hahnel. mouthed
poll parrot OF the adulterated Spirit is q
liar, villain, and a candidate for the
gallows." Our beloved country is safe
while these puro and able men control
the formation of public opinion.
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Advice to Hartranft in re Yerkes-Put
yourself in his place.
Ne,o York Tribune.
A Kentucky man has wasted eleven
years hunting mammoth caves.
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For Sale,

A PLANTATION in Sumter County, known
N as the Bradford Springs Place. 1t con-
tains 753 acres OF land, fifteen miles from
Sumter q. II. and about the same distance
from Camden. For particulars and terms,
applyito Mesers BLANDING Il RICHARDSON'
Attorneys at Law, Sumter G. II. Sept
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Notice.
FT'HE undersigned having this day formed a
Il Law PAkfNEKSHIP under the firm
name Of BAXTER d SEIBELS, will practice
in tho Probate and Circuit Courts Of the
STATE JAMES n. BAXTER,
j. Il. SEIBELS.
Office for the present with Messrs. Seibels
& Ezell, Brokers'.
COLUMBIA. s. c., October ~, 1872. Oct ~
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DEATH OF JUDGE GIBSON. Judge r.
t. Gibson. q gentleman we'll and favora-
bly, known in tho Savannah section Of
the State, died very suddenly ut his
home on White Marsh Island, on Fri
day. For long time he was the popu-
lar and efficient Treasurer of the city of
Savannah, WAS Judge of the old Inferior
Court, and has several times worthily
and most ncceptably represented Chat
ham County in the Legislature of Geor-
gia. .-Augusta Chronicle.
A New York paper says that when Alr.
Greeley was ut Warren, In., an ardent
liberal girl exclaimed: "Oh, how 1
would like to kiss him!" But the un-
feeling throng never needed the beauti-
full creatures yearning; so she withdrew
to some obscure spot, dragged out the
Weekly Tribune of which her panier was
composed, and burying her face in it,
wept the bitter tears of disappointment.
The Conservatives of Charleston have
placed ticket in the field.
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Cotton Gin.

COCCOn Yin.
I FORTY.SAW COTTON GIN, with CON-
i DENSElt. manufactured by Horace L.
Emory, as good as new. having been only
used few weeks. Will be sold at q sacrifice.
by JOHN A0NEW l. SON.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25

tatIcn without single good result do not believe IN
mIscalled civil Rghts" bills, subversye OF local self
government and destructive Of the school system Of
whole groups OF States do not believe In the reenact
ment OF the Kux law after 1t has expired by ts own
Limitation and has accomplished all That was originally
alleged 10 he its purpose The truth 49, tnat since the
adoption of the last three amendments 70 the Constu
fon Of the United States, and the closing up OF the war
oneston our foreign relations and our domestic policy
I'm matters of finance and revenue are again assuming
their natural prominence. - ,-.,ots,ra.,or
TO intrust these great interests to an ~ @
made up and controlled by MIR. Greeley WOuiu Do noio
midsummer madness. ,,..o,. d,-ino the
last three years has preserved for the nation an oOI
able peace in midst OF the most delicate ana ~ E
ing compcatons both with Great Britain anu oPn, .h
while that OF the Treasury has steady - tbe
public credit aud promoted the business interests o o
country DO not appreciate the wisdom OF those Mo,
instead OF all this would press an untenaDle ci o i
England at the risk OF war. would recognize tue oeI
lgerency the Cuban insurgents contrary 70 eEeIy
principle OF international law, and would dimhsn P
manenty the specie reserves in the Federal IreasS ~
ten or twelve millions OF dollars at whatever halaru "
the public credit There are other matters 10 WHEN
might aude, but these are perhaps enough You ana
will continue in the old Republican track fnew ISSUES
arise. will think and act as our convictions 0 eAP
dency and duty require and always be hopeful LOT he
future of our coIntrv Yours truly, o. 5. FERRY.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25
TIE DETROIT DEMOCRACY.
ACcEPTING THE CINCINNATI PLATFORM

ACCEPTING THE CINCINNATI PLATFORM.
fTROh AYoCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT or THLTRIBUNRl
DETROIT, May 22.-Last night largely at
tended meeting Of the Democratic Association Of this
cityhe only regular Democratic organization in this
pace-was held at the Board of Trade Hail. having been
called for purpose of considering matters pertaining
20 the coming Presidential campaign The attendance
was quito large, and included such men as VIM A.
Moore one OF the members OF the National Democratic
Committee; VIM. W. Wheaton, Chairman OF the State
Central Committee Of this State; exMayor Mills ex
President OF the Common Council; DR.. Wm Brodie and
Others acknowledged leaders Of the party in this city
MI Moore presided. Several speeches were made, all
breathing Tie spirit fayOIlng the burial OF ueau
issues and uniting with the Liberal Republicans OF the
country IN redeeming the Government from Inlsrule
On motion of the Hon. j. Logan Chlpman the 1oOhhS
resolution unanimously adopted:
this Association In favor OF harmonious so b
Republican and Democratic parties IN the nIt ffe
election uppor the nominees Of the Cincinnati
Coav n1orsed by the Baltimore Convention
Tho following, which also adopted without dls-
seuuDg vote; ,, -, .,.,, L,.., A.,
Convention evidence Of the Of public opinion
tova Of Government and that believe
s.or Administration Of national Affairs and enforcing the
obig Of the Constitution
The foregoing the first expressions OF the De-
mOcracy OF this city upon national affairs since The
opening OF the Presidential canvass and, considering the
size the meeting and the political standing OF the gem
temen who participated in IL, they mean every word
they contain.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25
REFORM NOTES.

A Greeley and Brown Campaign Club is
forming In Babylon, Long Island.
A lid Assembly District Greeley and Brown
ratification meeting will be addressed this evening. at
New Boyery and Jamessts.. by the Hon a. j. Rodgers
stephen j. Meany, Gen. NJ. T. Mcmahon, and numerous
other speakers.
The Liberal Republicans of Brooklyn held
an adjourned meeting, Thursday evening at the rooms
Of the Atlantic Club No Montague ST., aud appointed
nm Executive Committee and Committees OF ihfOIncht
Tor each ward and town in Kings County.
The WaicLmdn and Reflector, one OF the most
substantial religious papers OF the country having
wide circulation especially among Baptlsts spoaks very
cordially Of Mr. Greeeys nomination, ahd entcIs us
urotest against the effort ~ oppose MN ny oareattS
The Hon. ID. w. Voorhees,, i'll recent letter
TO friend in Indiana, referring to the Naohai Demo
cratic party says: IL believe II VIII be guided ny
prneipes Of honor and present candidates Tor whom
He frne and honest masses OF the Democracy can vote
with selfTespect." 10 which The Hre Amolcah OF
'rrcrton-tbe recognized organ Of the straghtout
Democracy of wJerey-says' p" We nope uht ,no
p,ifn,nre Convention viii do more Than non iunte
rangdtes Tor whom the true aud honest masses ~ We
DemocTacy can vote VITA self-rcapect.' They s~Hld
select me acceUtabc tO the l1fc huipci VI NO'vs"nO
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
MUSIC.
" DER PROPHET "

Last night, for the first time since Nilsson
and Parcpa warbed their farewell notes. the Academy
was thrown open again for operate performance.
The German opera troupe OF Mr. Muder after recover
ing from the depressing results an unsuccessful
pagn at the Stadt 1heater have again field
and this time under hopeful auspices. number
OF leading German citizens had organized subscrp
tion and before beginning the the manage
ment was assured of at least partial support.
For the opening night, Meyerbeers Prophete
OF the grandes combinations Of lyrical and dramatic
possibilities which eXistwas chosen 1t had been twice
performed by this troupe at the stadt Theater, and
therefore, was presented with all the advantages OF
cent rehearsal The house well attended, the Ger
man element of the audience preponderating. There
was plenty cordial applause approaching in the third
and fourth acts TO positive enthusiasm Ihere was uch
indeed TO call forth cOmmendaton Clara PERL as tide
gave evidence of lyric talent for which only those VINO
heard her at the wretehed and dangerous house in
the Bowery could have been prepared The music IN Oh
that broad massive style best adapted to her powerful
deem voice while she proved fully equal to It's
dramatic exicencies Her renderings Of An mon
Ills and OF the difficult music OF the last
act were her chief successes. Her acting IN the
magnificent fourth act was also dgnifed and appropr-
ate Madame Fabbr as Bertha, sdded 10 the geherai
merits OF the performance though the part does not
afford scope for the best qualities. Herr Richard, the
tenor sang well inelligently foolish bit OF spec
ulatve ambition induced the management TO claim for
him. lately the title OF first tenor of Germany and TO
place him on plane with Wachte; and this assumption
has initiated against proper appreciation OF areay
mertOriOus artist The chorus at times seemed care
less, and in the Coronation scene was once out OF ne
Mr.. Ped gram conducted the orchestra. The perform
ance. as whole, sadly lacked in that finish ana COM
peteness which marked the recent representations OF
Italian opera the Academy, but there were many
features OF merit; and to hear Meyerbeers "Prophete
under almost any circumstances IL a real privilege.
Monday next, Marschners "Templar" Will be given
with Muller, the baritone, in an important part. ON
Wednesday night, admirers OF Abt and Wagner may
both be gratifed Abt Will personally conduct the
Tannhauser Of the great apostle OF the music OF the
future.
The Aimee Opera BOuffe troupe will perform
"La PerchOe az the Academy Of Music Tonight Tor the
benefit Of the French patriotic fund. IAe graceiu
young tenor, NJ. Noe, will sing with Aimee.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mr.. Wallack announces a superb bill for
Monday night-Eobertson's Home" and sheridans
" Critic"
John Brougham has accepted an engage
ment with Mr. Augustn DAILY, and will perform at the
Grand Opera House, in "King Carrot"
Miss Jennie Worrell, Miss Blanche Selwyn,
and other merry trifers continue to appear, IN bur
lesGue and character acts at Lima Edwins Theater
This is variety entertainment
Afternoon performances occur to-day at
Booths Th,atoT Edwin Adams as Enoch ARDEN the
Theater &. Humpty Dumpty" and the Union Square
Theater tine YOkes Family, in The Bellies of the
Kitchen y.
Mr.. William Ross Wallace writes TO us as
follows: The appearance of my lines the base Of
Shakespeare's monument not owing to any desire OF
niue TO foist them on the public. II caused by my
misunderstanding the President OF the Central Park
Commissioners"
Mr.. TissingtOn, the well-knOwn theatrical
band director viii take benefit at the Grand opera
House, tonight, in association with Mr. : Duield The
benencaries esteemed in the profession. The bene
t enerainment WI oner Mn 70 9'eSUn; IN Pay na
formers will assist.
Mile. Aimee, who is going to California,
may heard tonight, at the Academy OF Music IN La
PeTichOe." As the French National Subscription Fund
is to profit by the pccuniary OF the
should any accrue-lovers Of the trcoor will doubtless
be glad sustain the enterprise. Mile Aimee makes
her last appearance here, On this occasion, lOr the
present.
Mr.. Fox, at the Olympic Theater, is closing
up the and the extraordinary run OF "Humpty
Dlmpy." The 1Oo1st performance OF this pantonlme Is
10 occur on 1th of June, when Mr. Fox will take his
noses o enact Tor%ood % in the ke Lottery cke
as well as Humpy DDpty. The occasion cannot fail TO
merry and the great popularity OF comic actor who
has made his way distinction by the force OF genuine
talent and truly droiI humor will OF course assure
him a crowded house and substantial benefit. Humpty
Dumpty" was originally produced at the olympic on
the stI of March, 1868 The closing performance Oh
will take his entire troupe 10 the Boston Globe Theater
beginning there on June II and at the close ot tae bos
engagement he will make long professional tour oi
the United States.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25
THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ORGANS AND
NEWSPAPERS.

ro, ne yr York Correspondence Of The Choago Iribrn,
OF course, in political circles, the talk is all OF
the CINCINNATI nomination. and the percentage OF appro-
bation Is so overwhelming and the determination OI le
people so thorough TO support the principles tnere oe
duced and the there selected That there nlle now
for me to say. That there are many opponents OF 1r
Who would have preferred other candidates than tose
named by the Convention Is truth so patent as TO DO
incapabe of contradiction. But that at the same tne
the heantAdministratonsts here and elsewhere nave re-
solved TO support their utmost strength e cdualcs
of the Conyeuton is also TIE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
hos iven curious evidence OF its imparnalty IN re-
nrinfing day after day. the comments OF the national
nnress on the nominations. Inc reprints nave Deeh
ected from those most in favor Of and those most OPP
nosed t Mr. Greeley; and when II Is considered that
M Greeley is at the head Of THE TRIBUNE and could re-
ali adverse utterances and yet does not choose o
10 an certainly think that he should nave al the credit
dy 70 honest dsnterestedness. For we all know tat
there are many thousands OF persons who 50 thoroughly
accent THE TRIBUNE gospel that unless they saw IN
thor own paper reports adverse 10 their deni-SOd,
Greelev they would never know what objections are
,,r,,cJ 1ainst HIM When therefore, demiG Greeley
taxes tbe pains 10 PRINT. for the enlghtenment OF his
r,raI friends articles against himself which otherwise
tbev wonld never hear Of think he does thing
The ma of which will never be comprehendcd
hv his nOtcal opponents who Will simply set 10 down
~ stupid operation incurable political donkeysn.
And VET imagine, the Intelligence OF tue country at
iaTge viii svmpathize with the smplehearted old man.
Who has no Oh uOns that he wants 10 hide and no say
ings of his enemies that he wants to conceal.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25

author. But II " the feet OF those who bring the glad
tdings of peace still beaufu II the noble con-
duct Of these the question Of universal amnesty
the enfanchisemen Of the intellect and virtue OF tho
South, is TO be considered how hesitatef "He
that doubteth is damned" Who like these men, have
held up TO the scOn Of their counynen the thieves who
nave robbed us Who has fought harder for the reso
ration of power in the South to her who bear the
scars OF battle In Missouri, who faced the power OF
the Administration aud deed its thunders for the en-
franehsement of her noble people Where can you find
men who like Gratz Brown and Carl Schurz would have
rsked fame station and power against the most power
fu influence Of the most powerful government In the
word3 No common man ever carried such nag OF
victory 1t brought back stars TO empyrean OF blue
Let such lead in the coming campaign, and cease
70 ;ak about defeat. WRITE trust, in no spirit OF
dictatiOn but of prompt. energetic and determined
ac ion. AUGUSTUS T. WRIGHT.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25
THE PRESBYTERIANS.


DETROIT May M.-The Central Church at
Baltimore was this morning, designated as the place OF
meeting OF the next Assembly. Tho Committee on Va
cant Churches aud Unemployed Ministers reported pro-
posing that the stated clerk act a. ageheral secretary
,h an oIyisorv committee OF seyen 70 bring such min
isters and churches ln communicating with eacn other
The repor OF tho denison O the ministry Was disposed
~ nv adopting the overture proposed by the Commttce
and directing 10 10 Dee sent down 60 the Preslyteros The
Committee Church Erection made report recon
mendng 10000 be raised for thus object during the
uresen year. Adopted.
This afternoon the Assembly elected commission OF
fifteen on bCnoyOleuco aud finance. judicial ease No.
was taken ~. being complaint against thc synod ui
pmlldelphi4 Tor ~ action IN case Originating WITH
Great Valley Church. IN the Prrahytory oi Chester,
Penusylyana. The question involved - ibat OF the
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25
Au Notices Of Marriages must be indorssd UiA haH
name and address
DIED.

As sdsS Of RoSss SGaa' 4aa nsre q SsoaSa year
The rsst5c, Of the family spec'f invited 2 .iies.
her sonaaS, Alfred l. Baker Elm Cottage. ForlEAH Trains
Forty -secoRlsL, Harlem Depot, at q o'clock
BENEDICTon Friday May q. Eli Benedict in tie eh Ie"
U relative. and friends and those @ Of bis ;eeIn1" 3 % Jesse o, =;
I2J seeond.sye, Monday. 27th, at O'Clock
BRAEDoNon THURSDAY May g. after long suffering James Bandoa
Funeral from bis late residence No $40 East ss
faIaiy are invited o present
PyELnM lay % 3 Pi % & P9f e @,s S esG =; .ss 5 g. e ~
the residence Of his bo9ernaw John IL Reed 80 ws' ;ss,i.
Chicago and Ltehaeld County Conn., papers please copy.
CoLEs-At Glen Cove l., on the 2d nst Phebs Gnmau wife
yossPh& & O m On 81 Sa,5r5v ssb s at O'Clock D. m Car, ,,.
Point for Glen CoSe at Al O'Clock aud resafo az
cRANRAt Hastings on IrudOu Friday May brief lines
Davis Crane in 9th year Of his age
kss G ss ae n e'' at Il Hu III to on Mds7 aS ass l
Cars leave the Grand Central Depot at s:lS
DRPEw-On Friday whoopng cough Helen Jane second
daughter Of B. HobrOo and Helen j. beEsw aga
MayH.a4Pm.
DRwIrTA KINGSTON y MAY % .udisny Sarah Ann Dc
Relatives md friends are respectfully invited attend funeral
late residence, East fOn't' Kingston Saturday MAJ -
DwIGHT-on SATURDAY May London, England, James ML..
infant Of James ~ and Cora c. ramadge Dwight Of Se-
GIMORE-Iu BrooLl,u Tuesday May 81, Of spopsv, jams.
Gilmore late Secretary Of the Hamilton Fire Insurance Co.. aei
Tie relatives friends family the New York Bosri
Underwners Exempt Frenens Association OF Newiors
respectfully invited attend the funeral az tie Pactcd " r.
CburcA Clinton and Pacacsts Bf)oklyB SuIdg
May &C. p O'Clock In The remains wall be AIKEN :" "ea~'S
nterment
ASSOCIATION OF EXEMPT PIREMEy.-The msmbers of
above Association notified the Pahct <
Church Pacles Brookgn sunday seruoOs
o'clock for the Of paying the last ubatr %
respect worthy brother james Gilmore
FRANCIS HAGADORS p S.a
nARPER-Tn Brooklyn E. D., on Wednesday Mag a. Richard r.
Harper aged p years -.
residence No. Is Fillmore place on Sunday, May 20, nln
HOOLEY-On Thursday evening, NAY % Of heart disease Mari
Lousa daughter Abraham and Lucy Hooy the 3h Teas
OF her age
Fourth-st late south Fhst Jersey C Sunday afternoon a
p O'Clock.
KEYsER-on May o. Mr. Elizabeth Keyser. the 9Th
The relatives and friends Of family also Of Der Johs ni
Benjamin respectfully invited attend her funeral roc
her late residence. 6 Washngton-st sunday afternoon, At
will be OTeeugOOd Tor
Alabama End Texas papers please copy.
POMEROY-On NAV % at Barrngtor Mass William Beikn.P
Rev ChAs aud Clara POmefoy aged 10 mouths sa
- days
at residence Of his parents "a rayor, Brooklyn Is D. 20
SATURDAY 2Jth inst. at 2 o'clock ?.
RICHARDs-At Reading Pa. Thuay morning. May ~ Johs VA
Ness, wife Of John 5. Richards
sTASDsH-In Brookyn saliny May 2o John Avery stinsh "
Pn1e vl takr place rom the residence Torne, NJ IL
Clnon-s SATURDAY 2 az 2Ocl0sk Relatives and nssa
invited 20 be present
Boston papers please copy