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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-07-04
For the anderson MtelHgencer.
Republican Meetinq at Anderson

Pursuant to notice previously given, meet
ing of the citizens of Anderson County was
held in the Court House on Monday night, 1st
of July instant. On motion of Mr.. ]. R.
Cochran, the meeting was organized by elect
ing J. S. Murray as chairman, and j. G.
Whitefeld, Esq, Secretary. Mr.. Murray
called the meeting to order by briefly stating
that every four years the people are called
upon to elect the best person to fill the Presi-
dental chair, and that the meeting had been
appointed more particularly to listen to the
views of the Hon. F. J. Moses, Jr., upon the
issues involved in the impending Presidential
campaign.
Col. w. D. Wilkes was then called upon to
address the meeting, which he did by briefly
alluding to the Importance of the impending
State and Federal elections. Col. Wilkes de-
clined to speak farther than merely to allude
to the character and services of Gen. Moses,
to whom he then yielded the floor.
Gen. Moses was then introduced, and for one
hour and half ably and fearlessly contrasted
Greeley and Grant, Democracy and Republi-
canism, ably vindicating Grant and the Repub-
lican party from unjust aspersions cast upon
them, giving forcible reasons why the Democ-
racy should unite with the Republicans to re-
elect Gen. Grant. Gen. Moses was roundly
applauded by the Republican portion of the
meeting, who heartily endorsed his advocacy
of the reelection of Gen. Grant.
On motion of ]. R. Cochran, the Secretary
was instructed to furnish to the Anderson In
teligencer and Columbia Union a copy of the
minutes Of the meeting for publication.
On motion the meeting then adjourned.
J. S. MURRAY, Chm'n.
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Grant Republican Meetinq.

As will be seen from published report, a
Republican ratification meeting was held In
the Court House Monday night last There
was not large crowd present. which was
composed of white and colored citizens, the
latter predominating, if not in numbers, GER
tai,ly in vociferous applause of their leader
and mouth-piece, F. ]. Moses, Jr., the speaker
Of the OCCASION This Moses and Aaron Joined
in one, of the tribe of Juda, is an acknowled-
ged leader of the Republican party in South
Carolina. Born and reared in the house of
Pharoah, as we are informed, we cannot ac-
count for the wonderful interest he feels for
the once hewers of wood and drawers of wa
ter, unless at some unfortunate moment with
Ku Klux bullet or dagger, he slew an Israelite
instead of an Egyptian, and now desires to
atone for the offence or which may be more
poteat reason, that he is after the flesh pots of
Egypt. We suspect that in his leadership he
is not actuated by any principle or injunction
of the higher law, but is looking toward the
Canaan of his annhition-the gubernatorial
mansion-that house flowing with milk and
honey at the expense Of our State, burthened
with a debt that must weigh like an incubus
upon generations yet to come, compared with
which forty years in the wilderness is asa drop
of water in the Red Sea.
Speaker Moses was loud in praise of Horace
Greeley the Ajax Telemon of the Republican
party-until las in his opinion) the e-go1dsn calf
was fashioned at Cincinnati, and many began to
worship him, who before had been bowing at
the shrine of Grant. Then with holy horror
he. deals out his aaathemas against him,
charging him with apostacy and democracy,
the highest crimes known to the law of Moses,
Jt. After lavish praise of Horace Greeley
until he denounced the Grant administration,
then: the Speaker apotheosized Gen. Ulysses S.
Grant 1.-The s.ies-thence to the White House
and Long Branch for another presidential
term.
Though Grant is recent convert from De-
mocracy to Republicanism, yet to Moses he is
"pillar Of cloud by day and pillar of fire
by night" which cloud he expects to follow
until he reaches the gubernatorial mansion.
Iu this we trust he will be disappointed, enter
tanning the hope that the swelLings of Jordan
will be too. much for him.. and that pausing
upon Nebo, some Joshua will 60 over and pos
sess the promised land.
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Tribute of Respect.

The following memorial resolutions were adopted at
New Prospect June 29t 1872 by the Union Meeting Of
the Third District of the Saluda Baptist Association
WHEREAS, God in his providence has fit to
our much esteemed and dearly loved brother, D. ~ Wat
son and while deeply depore the loss have thus
sustained, bow in humble resignation to the Will of
Him who worketh all things according TO the counsel OF
His wiA fully assured that what is loss is his
eternal gain. Therefore, be j:
ReSOlred That blank page in Minute-Book be in
scribed the memory of our departed brother.
Resolred That tender to the sorrow-Strckcn family
our warmcst Christian sympathies.
Rsolred That copy of these resolutions be forwarded
by Clerk the family of the deceased BROTHER and
also the Anderson Lateligeneer for publication.
]. r. EARLE, Moderator.
]. W. EsKEw, Clerk.
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Mad Doqs-

whom the gods would destroy, they first
make mad," is as applicable to dogs as men.
Hydrophobia is so called because animals af-
fected Herewith exhibit great dread of water,
whilst madness in men is generally indicated
by preternatural thirst for something strong
er. We regret that the excitement in regard
to the canine species has subsidized so soon, for
there are many "curs of high and low degree
that might well be spared, particularly by the
sheep-raising and mutton-loying community.
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Bar At a Grant ratification meeting at
Beaufort on Monday, the Oath ult., Judge
Wright, referring to the former occupation of
Mr.. Grant and Mr.. Wilson, said: Grant
would tan the leather and Wilson make the
shoes for all the democrats in the land" Who
will furnish the hydes2 We suppose Mr..
Grant for he has already number of them in
soak in Northern prisons. AS for Mr.. Wilson's
shoes they could not be made to fit democrats.
In fact, they expect to be shod with the prep
aration of Mr. Greeley before Mr.. Wilson can
open his shop.
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- Information has reached the Treasury
Department that parties in New York are en-
deavoring to swindle tobacco manufacturers
and brewers by protesting to be able to sell at
very low rates, tobacco and other stamps
through the medium Of parties there, who
they allege are able to secure such stamps
without cost. It is needless to say that all
such offers are the efforts of swindleing opera
tors to impose upon the public.
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reduction in Price (!

The proprietors of the Anderson A'telligcacer,
grateful to the public for past favors, have con-
cluded to reduce the price of subscription to
Two DOLLARS YEAR, INVARIABLY IN AD-
VANCE, to take effect from and after TINS oate'
We mean to do strictly cash business In the
matter of subscriptions, and our friends VIII
confer a favor in not asking credit, as we Will
be compelled to refuse it. The paper will be
Giscentinued:aa at the expiration of the time paid
for in every instance, as we cannot afford to
send,the paper without tho money!
anderson. JuLy 4th, 1Sz2..
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eY- The hot weather reminds us that shade
would be conducive to the comfort of pedes-
trians, and we earnestly request the Town
Council to consider the propriety Of planting
.fwhen the proper. season arrives) shade trees
OF, the sidewalks of all the streets of Ander-
son. The Council has shown commendable
spirit Of improvement, and we can confidently
expect that this suggestion will meet its aP-
proval :. >.
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For the Anderson MtezZiqencer.

MIR. EDITOR: feel constrained to decline
the candidacy for Solicitor of this Judicial
Circuit, to which some friend has kindly nomi-
mated me. Under other and different circum-
stances, and if I could have entered the field
earlier, it is more than probable I would have
consented to be candidate.
B. F. WHITNER.
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aSE A Grant ratification meeting will be
held at this place on Saturday, the 9th of July.
We are informed that Judge Orr and others
will address the meeting. Doubtless it will be
an interesting occasion, and if crops, wind and
weather permit, the people should turn out to
be advised politically.
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ms We call attention to the fact that John
B. Watson, survivor of Watson & Bro, are
selling out the stock of goods at cost. The
stock is large and fresh, and all who have the
cash will save fifty per cent. by buying from
them. They are agents for Shoal Creek Fac
tory, Cloud Creek Mill Rock, Phoenix Iron
Works. Columbia, S. G., and the Wynn Cotton
Gin. TIE business of the firm will be settled
up Immediately; and if those who owe them
would save cost, they should pay up at once.
Full advertisement will appear next week.
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ALL FOR GREELEY.-The representatives of
the Southern Press now on an excursion North
are all for Greeley and Brown. Although the
plan of the excursion did not contemplate any
political exclllsiveness, invitation having been
extended to journalists without reference to
their politics, it was found, upon taking a vote
after they had got together for the tour, that
they were to man for Greeley and Brown.
This is "straw" indeed.-M Y Express.
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NEWSPAPERS FOR PAUrERs.-Captain Col
vocoresses, who was murdered recently at
Bridgeport, Conn.,, has in his will made one
most consdcratc bequest. He gives 81 900 to
the selectmen of Iitch6old, the income of
which is to be expended by them in furnishing
the paupers at the alnshouse with secular and
religious newspapers
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Ge- We are authorized to announce JAMES
BRINE, Esq, of Greenville, as a candidate
for Solicitor of the Eighth Circuit at thesne1t
election.
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D- We arc authorized to announce VIM. H.
PERRY, ESD, as candidate for reelection as
Solicitor of the Eighth Judicial Circuit.
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azs- The friends of J. S. MURRAY, ESQ,
of Anderson, S. c., nominate him as candi-
date for the Office of Solicitor of the Eighth
Judicial Circuit at the next election.
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ng- We are requested to state that no freight
will be received or delivered at the depot to-
day, 9TH July.
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Gas- We are authorized to announce MAI.
w. W. Humphreys as candidate for tho
office of Judge Of Probate for Anderson Coun-
ty at the next election.
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Bsr There were but few in attendance on
Saleday, and unusual quiet prevailed. No
sales of property.
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@s- We are authorized to announce A. O.
NORRIS, Esq.-as a candidate for reelection
as Probate Judge of Anderson County at tho
ensuing election.
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pa The Greenville and Columbia Railroad
Company has been ordered by the United
States District Judge to show cause, on the 9th
of July, why it should not be judged bank
rupt,
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M.- Wo are authorized to announce the
name of Col. TuOS. J. PICKENS as candi-
date for the Office of Probate Judge for Ander-
son County at the next election.
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"a We are authorized to announce
GEORGE w. HAMMOND, Esq, as a candi-
date for Judge of Probate at the ensuing cleo
ton.
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nar We call attention to the communca-
tion of Judge ]. S. Murray published in this
issue, and ask for it careful and unprejudiced
peruaal.
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re- We are authorized to announce CAPT.
JOHN w. DANIELS as candidate for re-
election as Clerk OF the Court for Anderson
County.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Solicitor.

10 We, the undersigned, citizens of Bolton
and neighborhood, beg leave to nominate Maj.
JOHN B. MOORE, of Anderson, S. c., as a
suitable candidate for the office of Solicitor of
the Eighth Judicial Circuit at the ensuing elec-
ton.
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ag- The friends of THOMAS ". RUSSELL
respectfully nominate him as candidate for
Clerk of the Court for Anderson County at the
next election.
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For Probate Judge.

ns. The friends of WILLIAM S. BROWN.
ESQ.,, nominate him as suitable candidate for
Probate Judge of Anderson County at the next
election.
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For Clerk of Court.

10 Wearc authorized to announce ELIJAH
WEBB, Esq, as candidate for Clerk of the
Court for Anderson County at the next cleo
ton.
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NJ. We are authorized to announce ]. J.
ACKER, Esq, as candidate for Clerk of the
Court for Anderson County at the next election.
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SIGNED BY MANY VOTERS.
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For Sheriff.
w. We are authorized to announce WM..
McGUKIN as candidate for reelection as
Sheriff of Andcrsons County.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-30
WILMINGTON RkL. - q
Thursday Afternoon, RHay so.
WOMEN PREACHING IN THE PREsBYTE-
-E RIAN CHURCHES.

The preaching OF Miss Smile in Rev. DR.. Guy
ler's Presbyterian Church, of Brooklyn, and the
subsequent trial OF Dr. @. s case beforeths Pres
bytery will be remembered. Yesterday, in the
Presbyterian General Assembly, at Detroit, an
answer was adopted in reply to memorial from
the Brooklyn Presbytery, declaring that there is
no necessity for a change in the constitution Of
the Church, and referring the memorialists to
the deliyerance of 1892, as expressing the iudg-
ment of this Assembly This action approves
meetings OF pious women by themselves for
conversation and prayer, but forbids them to ex.
hort or lead in prayer in public and promiscuous
assemblies
This action, therefore, leaves unchanged the
present rule Of the Presbyterian denomination,
against the preaching Of women in its churches.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-30
An Antamn,le Life Boat.

A trial OF the Automatic Life Boat took
place opposite the Sea View Cottage, South Bos-
ton, Tuesday afternoon, in the presence Of a
large number OF those Interested, and proved to
be succeas. The boat will automatically right
thirty seconds time, With several persons
elinginE To any part Of II and when allied with
people Il is steadier and leaa lsblsto capsze than
any other boat. There is no machinery connec-
ted with the boat, and consequently no part is
the safest and best life-saving appliance known,
and is 90 declared by the Board of Supervising
Inspectors and Secretary. 1t is 10 be taken on
Sandy Hook and tried as a surf boat.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-30
Soda Water
soda Water

sods Water uf Soda Water
PURE AND COLD. i4a HIGHLY CHARGED.
IRA Or Gas generated from Ht
Pure Biearb Soda. .. ...I
Water drawn ON Porcslain-lined
Fountains.
Syrups made from sound ripe Fruit
and best white sugar, .f
Pure Cream, daily, from the country.
han Ice planed 10 each glass Of soda Water.
Arctic Apparatus l..a7 Sparkling and bright
re-opened for the season. Soda Water.
FULL LIST OF DELICIOUS sYRUPR
Carbonlc Acid Water, or Soda Water as IL Is popu-
larry called, when properly made from pure mate
rals and kept out OF contact with deetefous metals
like copper lead or ,is refreshing and whole
some drink grateful alike to the thirsty and 10 the
invalid. Such Soda Waite is drawn nom cur Arctic
Apparatus, where we shall be glad TO see all who
enjoy this agreeable beverage
No intoxicating liquor Is dispensed from our
Fountain.
SMITH a PAINTER, Pharmaceutists,
Seventh aud Market streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-30

Description by "w. A." Of the switchback eI
eursion.
Special Report OF the County Meeting at New
Castle
All these were specially prepared for those
solumns. Besides, We have a large amount Of
other Domestic News, Local Reports, &C., &c.
with Editorials on Avsriety Oficurent questions,
Poetry, Literary Matter, and Miscellaneous
Reading.
The TRIBUNE is published every Thursday
morning, at 80 per Annum. 1t ciiculates through
out Delaware, into the various counties OF East
ern Maryland, and in Eastern Pennsylvania. 1t
is a valuable medium for advertising.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-30
Congress
wAsnISoroS, May %.

WASHINGTON, May 20.
SENATE.
The Senate receded from its amendment
to the Supplemental Apportionment bill. The
amended Homestead bill was passed. The bill
prescribing the time for the Presidential cleo
tion in Louisiana was taken up.
The Louisiana election bill went over The
Tariff and Tax bill was resumed and motion
to amend so as to leave the Tobacco tax un-
changed was lost BY II ayes to 80 nays.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Garfield called attention to the wording
Of the bill increasing pensions, which would
increase all pensions to sls. month, and add
fifteen millions to the pension list. Mr.. Moore,
chairman of the committee, said the matter was
an oversight and could be remedied by a confer
ence committee. sa-.
He intimAted thst il Mr.. Garfield had not bus
iness Of his own to attend to, the chairman had
better appoint him on a hAlf-dozen more
committees.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-30
PnddIern, etrII1n Rnded,

The puddlors employed In the Baltimore a
Ohio RAilroad Company rolling mills at Gum
berlAnd, went TO work, yesterday, after having
oeen on q astrike for month. They are to work
vt the old wages (e5.60) until June 1st. After
that time the Company agrees TO pay them wa
gesbased upon rates paid at four OF the principal
rail mills in this country (Bethel, Reading and
Phoenix mills Of PennsylvAnia and Abbott Of
Baltimore.) This will be an advance Of 20 to
22iS cents ton, or $3.50 to $685..
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-30
spffi9I alutifts.
A Wholesome stInnulant That is
Absolutely Pure.

A Wholesome stInnulant That Is
Absolutely Pure.
Physicians throughout the world agree as to the
necessity for dinusive stimulaAts IN medical prac-
tice, hut complain, ana with good reason, Of the
impossibilty of obtaining them pure. The dinicul-
" here presented would be serious one indeed. II
the class OF agents vas limited to the adulterated
liquors and wines OF trades. 1t Yanlshes, however,
when the absolute purity and extraordinary restora-
tive properties OF Hosietters Bitters are taken into
consideration. As a stlmulant the article is abso-
lutely free from everything Objectionable but this
is only one OF its recommendation II II were
nothiBg more than an exctant its effects would be
neeting 1t might refresh and revive the system
for few minutes but could produce no permanent
benefit. The stimulating elements OF the Biters is
means, not an end. The tonic, anti-blious, de-
curative and aperent vegetable juices combined In
the preparation are the agents that mpart vgor and
regularity TO the weakened and disordered organi-
zati, n the sprituous principle being chiefly useful
10 dlfdsing their influence through the syst,m and
otherwise facilitating their operation. Alcohol even
in its purest form, is not so much a medicine as
motive power, by which the specifics of the yegeta-
Bile kingdom may be brought to bear up,n the de-
bitated and disord sred organs that require reRova
ting and regulating; and 1t is in this way that the
pure essences Of rye ncoFpor ted in Hostetters in
crease the efncieney OF the purely medical ingre-
dlents.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-30
Hrom our LAG Eaitian q YsstsrdAy.l
The supplemental Article.

CORRESPONDENCE PROGRESSING - ENGLAND eau
TIoUa. ,-
.s..=. WAsHISoros, May 20.
Official information has been received to-day
from London, relative to the supplemental Arti-
Gle, communicated to the President, . ...
The correspondence is progressing with the
British Cabinet, and the latter is acting with
caution. -'t s, -...i t.... .H
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-30
Ihn Rnnrnn .Inhiinn.

II is announced from Boston that $50. 900 have
already been received from the sale OF Jubilee
season tickets A cable despatch has been re-
eeiyed at Boston, reporting the immediate de-
OF the British Grenadier Guard, 10 take, part in
the iubilee.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-30
fanarrc Alfred,n an Yatea.

George Alfred Townsend confesses to having
cast the ak votes Of Delaware for Horace Gree
ley in the Cincinnati Convention. IL each one OF
six votes for him on election day, he will be
elected 10 remain at OhAppaqua, by very large
majority Noy1istosOH Herald % .t'1 I'D
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-30
HOWARD NJ JEHKINA q >.
EDITOR.
PUBLIsHKD EVERY AFrKRNook (s,eada

PUBLISHRD EVERY AFTERNOON (s,sAdays
eaoeptedJ at the COMMERCIAL Bunpusd, sossh Fssi
corner FTh and Market Streets. TSoo Cents a copy.
sip Ddilars a pear, By mail, or served ty carriers
throughout he city.
THE DELAWARE TRIBUNE tsseskly.) tAs great
Peninsuiar organ Of Farners and Fruit ro,oers, pub
ltsAsi ''s'Ty TAvrsisy pOrne'g, y a'0e Dollars a
roar. - 4 '-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-30

The convicts at the Michigan State Prison are
building new wall around themselves.
The Yiceroy OF Canada receives $50, 900 per
annum, house-rent free. .,-
Nova Scotia has struck oil at depth Of 75s
feet '- 90
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-30

The Delaware delegates to the Philadelphia
Convention have engaged rooms at the Ameri-
can Hotel The National Executive Committee
viii meet at the Continental on Monday even
ine, and again on Tuesday morning.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-30

Gold closed yesterday st ia. Government
securities advanced fraction for some issues
declining as much for the coupon ten-forties
Philadelphia stocks were mostly inactive, the
market closing steady. Cotton was a shade
iiruner
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-30
Or. Tut's SarsaparIIla and oueen's
Delight.

No remedy possesses so many valuable Medicinal
Properties as tins combination of Roots, Herbs and
BaIks The QUEENS DELIGHT is acknowledged
by Physicians 10 be the most powerful remedy
for Impure Blood. Liver Complaint, Nervousness;
Female Complaints; Constipation; Rheumatism
Diseases OF the Kidneys Syphilittc Affections; SKIN
Diseases; ChIonic Complaints, &C. But In this pre-
paration Il is combined with other vegetable pro.
ducts, which renders It's virtues donbly valuable.
Must diseases have their origin in the blood and as
blood puriher the SARSAPARILl-A and QUREN's
DkLlGhT has no equl. 1t requires but trial to
convince the most scept.cal
For Female Complaints, whether In young or old,
married or singlei al the dawn of womAhhOod or
the turn of life, DIR. Tits Liver Pfls are an &C
knowledged remedy.
DR.. TUFTS HAIR DYE, has no bad Odor.
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