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Ths Increased Trade in Fertilizers.

We have ascertained from the agents of the
various fertilizers sold in this town that the
total amount for the past season, from the LIST
of November to the 1st Of May, aggregates
2,OS9 tons. This is nearly double the amount
sold the preceding season, which was 1,lS5
tons. The relative increase of the trade at
other depots in Anderson County is fully
equal, we are informed, to the sales at this
place. Aside from the trade at other points,
we have an investment of $l22,34O the present
season, at an average of $50 per ton.
Estimating the cotton crop at $4,000 bales,
on which these fertilizers will be used, and
averaging Is cents per pound for each bale of
400 lbs., the total value of the crop would be
S72O O0O-on which there is an expenditure of
s122340 for fertilizers, or between eighteen and
twenty per cent. of the gross proceeds of the
crop. Probably tbree-fourths of the amount
expended for fertilizers is yet to be paid. We
give the facts and figures, from which the
reader can make his own deductions.
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The Abbeville Medium.

This journal, in reply to our statement that
its quotations of the Anderson market were
spurious and untrue, resorts to subterfuge. 1t
publishes the quotations of the Anderson and
Abbevillc markets for April 30th, which were
made up after we wrote the paragraph, as the
Medium we'll knows. Why not state the fact
that no quotations appeared in that paper last
week, either of Anderson or Abbeville, to
prove that we were wrong in charging it with
Misrepresentation prior to the 30th of April.
This sort of evasion will not answer, and we
propose to introduce the proof, even at the risk
of incurring the displeasure of this high-toned
and mild-mannered journal. The facts are
submitted to an "unprejudiced public" On
the 10th of. April, the Medium published the
following:
CorroN.-Abbeville, II cts. New York, 19s.
Augusta, IS. Anderson, 16s.
The quotation of the Anderson market on
the day named, as found in the newspapers OF
this town, was IL cents-exactly agreeing with
Abbeville. On the 29rd of April, the Medium
quotes as follows:
"Cotton is selling for ISL to 16!. y
Anderson, cotton Is. Greenvilie, cotton To-"
On the same day, cotton in Anderson was
quoted at 16} to II. Now, we charged that
the Medium made difference in favor Of
Abbeyille from one-half to a cent" which is
clearly proven from its own files, and that its
Quotations Of the Anderson market are evil
dently spurious and certainly untrue" which
is sustained by comparison of dates and
figures. We are not desirous of exciting jeal-
ousy between Abbeville and Anderson, and are
willing to allow each market to stand upon its
merits. But this extraordinary misrepresenta-
tion by the Medium, deserved rebuke, and we
have no apologies to make therefor.
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RECEPTION TO GENERAL GoRDoN.-An
elegant reception was rendered last evening by
Colonel Richard Lathers, at his mansion on
South Battery, to General ]. B. Gordon, the
United States Senator from Georgia, who is
sojourning for few days in this city. Among
the party invited to meet the distinguished
guest were the Hon. VIM. d. Porter, Professor
Hon. w. II. Trescot, Mr.. James R. Randall
and other prominent gentlemen. During the
evening, in response to an appEeciatiye senti-
made brief speech, in which he gracefully
transferred the Compliment rendered 10 him as
g. leader to the gallant soldiers whom he COM
rnanded, and he concluded by offering health
TO the heroic dead of both the armies.-C Charles
ion Neacs and Courier, 10Th inst.
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MINISTER TO RUssA-The sudden death
of Minister Orr, at st. Petersburg, makes a
vacancy in first class mission, which is eager
" sought by q horde of hungry Office seekers
Il is specially claimed for the South. The
record shows that out of the twenty-fo ap-
pointccs since we had representative at st.
Petersburg, thirteen have been from Northern
and eleven from Southern States. Pennsylva-
mia is entitled to precedence, having had six
representatives, and South Carolina next, hav-
ing had three, Kentucky two, Connecticut two,
Tennessee two, New Jersey two, while Della
ware, Maryland, Maine, Alabama, Virginia,
Massachusetts and New York had one each.
Ohio has never been honored with but one
appointment to a first class mission, and the
friends of ex-Congressman John A. Bingham
urge him as Orrs successor.
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Andersall antelliaeufer.
Rates of suSsaclr,iption


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Sittsie six months - LOO
Ten COPIES for,one year; $40 90, and an extra
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extra COPY to,person making ZIP the club.
F;fty COPIES for one year, $500, and an extra
copy to person making up the club.
0ne-htladred copies for one year, $4,000, ana
a premium of Five Dollars to person making
up the club. 10
any address. Clubs of fifty and upwards sent
to single address only. ,,,,,,
Subscriptions will not be received lor q TESS
period than six months. ,
PAYMENT in every case to-pe naaae Ia uHe,De,
and fhe names of subscribers will De strlcKeh
from the books when the sinae psssa ior has OK
pired.
ss Rates of Advertising.
Advertisements will be inserted at the rate
of One. Dollar per square for the first insertion,
and Fifty Gents per square for each subsequent
Insertion less than three months. a square
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this type, equivalent to one irlcn. NO auVel-
tise,nent counted less than square.
Iiheral contracts will be made with those
Wishing to advertise for thres, six or twelve
months. Advertising by contract must De con-
fned to the Immediate business Of the nrln OF
Individual contracting. nru:,
Obituary Notices exceeding five hnes, IT'D
utes of Respect, and all persoaat eoffmunfGs, q
tions or matters of individual interest, will be
CHARGED for at advertising rates. Announce
ments of marriages and deaths, and notlees OF
areligious character, are respectfully soncteo,
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FTTnder no. circumstances WIFE an advertise-
nsent be- received for insertion IN our reaolne
columns. ~ n,
An underwriting rule is to require Five Dol
lars iss aovaa,ce for the announcement OF every
candidate for Office. - eG7S :.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following list embraces the transfers Of
real estate as recorded in the Clerks Office
from the 1st to the 30th of April, inclusive:
W. G. Martin to John Harper, 108a acres,
$400.
Wm McGukin, Sheriff, to John c. White
field, 563 acres, 81 ,367.25.
R. L. Cunningham to J. R. o. Mckee, 20
acres, $1OO.
F.C: v. Borstel to sam1. A. Hutchison, a46
acres, $500.
Saml. E. Moore to Sam'l. A. Hutchison, S04
acres, 500.
VIM. B. Hall to VIM. S. Hall, 81 acres, S2S5.
VIM. McGukin, Sheriff. to A. A. Whitaker,
120 acres, 1854.
F. Clinkscales to W. Keaton, So acres, $3.50.
B. Davis to M. A. E. Hodges, house and lot
in Belton, 500.
John W. Lee to NJ. A. E. Hodges. lot in
Bolton, SIS.
L. Il. and D. S. Taylor to Francis Daven-
port, 2SS acres, 81, 800.
w. ]. Robins to J. w. Dalrymple, % acres,
$1OO.
G. NJ: Richey to NJ. A. E. Hodges, lot in
Belton, $500.
VIM. McGukin, Sheriff, to George w. An
derson, lot in Williamson, S1,675.
JOS NJ. Cox and J. w. Poore to Joseph B.
Pinson, Sc acres, 81, 900.
John S. Smith to NJ. B. Clinkscales, 16s
acres, $685.
Baylis Watkins to Jeptha Watkins, one-third
interest in mill tract, $40.
Thos. N. Harris to David Moore, 1S5 acres,
David Jennings to E. G. Roberts and T. c.
Kibourne, 500 acres, 81 900.
A. Campbell to w. c. Brown, 20 acres, $50.
Joel 7. Rice to w. c. Brown, one-half inter-
est in 156 acres, 81 400.
James W. Harrison to John B. Harrison, lot
in Anderson, $1,000.
w. N. Mitchell to c. NJ. Richey, lot in Bel
ton, $1,000.
Florence L. Thornwel to Jordan J. Gam
brell lot in Anderson, 81 500.
Geo. B. Telford to II. o. King, 2S5 acres,
$4,000.
b. o. King to S. NJ. Geer, 100 acres, s., 200.
James w. Harrison to J. n. Whitaker, $50
acres, $500.
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-s@ Rev. A. W. Lamar, Agent of the State
Board of Missions, preached in the Baptist
Church of this town, on Sunday morning and
afternoon. After the morning service, col
lection was made for the benefit Of State Mis-
sions. Mr.. Lamar intends to visit most of the
churches in the Saluda Association during the
ensuing summer, for the purpose of presenting
the good work in which he is so energetically
engaged -
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~ Juudpe Cooke adjourned the Court in
efreeuyille on wednesday last, in respect tothe
memory. of his illustrious predecessor, Hon.
ror,es T, Orr. A meeting OF the Bar was held
on the same day, which was presided over by
Hon b F. Perry. Appropriate and eloquent
speeches were made by Judge Cooke, Gov.
Ferry, Col. E. P. Jones, Gen. S. MCGOWAN,
Col. j. S. Cothran, and others.
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I'M BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court of the United States for
the District of South Carolina.
In the matter of Eugene G. Evans, Bankrupt.
TUNO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.-The un-
dersigned hereby gives notice of his ap-
pontment as Assignee Of Eugene G. Evans, of
Pendleton, in the County of Anderson and
State of South Carolina, who has been adiudged
a bankrupt upon his own petition by the Dis
t1ict Court of said District.
w. H. D. GAILLARD, Assignee, dc.
May l3, 1873 10
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p@ We are informed that the noted black
pony, belonging to the estate of VIM. Knox,
deceased, and which took the premium for
pacing at our Agricultural Fairs in 1871 and
1872, was sold on last Friday for $500. Mr..
James Knox was the purchaser. The sale took
place at the residence of the deceased in Oco-
nee County, and other personal property brought
good prices.
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pa The trial of Capt. George Upper, for
the murder of John D. Caldwell, took place in
Columbia last week, and attracted general in
terest. The trial lasted three days, and re-
suited in verdict of manslaughter. The
counsel for the defendant gave notice of an
appeal, which Judge Carpenter decided to hear
on Saturday next, 18th inst.
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ss We have melancholy tidings for OH

sS We have melancholy tidings for our
young beaux, accustomed to utter soft things
to their dulcineas during church service. A
miserable jury in Tennessee recently found two
young men guilty, under an indictment for dis
turbing public worship, and the Judge fined
each of them $40 and costs. Their offence was
nothing more or less than whispering to young
ladies in church. Take warning, ye guilty
ones
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.pS| John Stuart Mill, the WE'LL known au-
thor and political economist, and one of the
most eminent men of England, died on last
Friday In Kvignbn, France He had been at
Hicted with erysipelas for q long time.
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nsr. An extra communication of Hiram
Lodge, No. 6s, A. F. NJ, will be held to-mor-
cow fFriday( evening, at the usual hour. The
T. G. degree will be conferred.
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s-. The. trial of James NJ. Allen, Treasurer
ae Greenviile County, who has been indicted
Sor malfeasance in Office, begun in the Circuit
e.ourt ut Greenyille on Tuesday last. Attorney
General Melton assists in the prosecution, and
Ex-Gos. Perry and others represent the deien-
dant
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pa We learn from the Keo,oee Courier that
a new Post Office has been established at SEN
eca City, in Oconee County, and Mr.. John NJ
Dumas appointed postmaster. Seneca City is
the crossing of the Air Line and Blue Ridge
Railroads.
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ssr Mrs Margaret Bailey, wife of Mr.. John
q Bailey, editor Of the Greenville Enterprise,
died in that city on last Thursday, after brief
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deceased.

.-nsg The Savannah Neses quantity remarks
that aabout this time it is common for the
voices of talented journalists all over the State
be be lifted up in returning thanks for early
vegetables os.,ae
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.sar Gen. Wade Hampton delivered an ad-
dress in Columbia, on Tuesday evening, on the
life and character of Gen. Robert Z. Lee, for
the benefit Of the South Carolina Monument
Association. g. sr..s , 49,
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GOOD BREAD.

WE have supply of the BEST FAMILY
FLOUR, which we buy from the Mill in Ten
nessee. Fresh ground Flour makes better
bread than old Flour. We offer inducements
to cash buyers and prompt customers on time.
Call soon before it is all gone.
SHARPE & TOWERS,
No. 4 Granite Row, Anderson, S. G.
Nav Is, 1873 As
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ANDERSON Q. IL. S. Q.
THuRsDAY m MORNING; MAY Is, 1878.

,Hs- We understand that the young people
of our town will unite in pic mic at Keys
Spring on next Saturday.
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s@ The telegraphic dispatches in Tuesdays
papers state that Judge Edwards Pierrepont, OF
New York, has been rendered the mission to
ST. Petersburg, in place Of Hon: james L. Orr,
deceased. 81,
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HYMENEAL.

MARRIED, on the evening of May 8. 1873,
by Rev. A. Acker, Mr.. JOEL NJ. HARPER
and Miss MARY JANE, eldest daughter of
VIM. Riley, Esq, all of Anderson County.
asa Printers Fee received.
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Gsr CARPENTERS, PATTERN MAKERS and
CABINET MAKERS will take notice that P. P.
Toale, of Charleston, has on hand and for sale
White Pine of the finest grade, wholesale and
retail. Also, Walnut, Oak and other hard
woods.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
False Delicacy.

The friends of those who are troubled with
bad breath, and, through over-squeamishness,
dislike to refer to it, commit positive and
cruel mistake, especially if they are aware of
the merits and great efficacy of tho fragrant
SozoDoNT This is the true and only remedy
for the difficulty; there is no valid excuse for
q bad breath now.
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THE MARKETS.

ANDERSON, May IA, 1873.
The cotton market has been dull and mac
tive during the past week. Prices ranging this
evening from IL to 16l cents.
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nr spalding's Glue mends everything.
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Single copies for one year =,
e kt Gig months. =. -.
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State is said to have incurred the general con-
tempt and odium of the people, and it's out
RACES upon public sentiment will operate to
drive the present dominant party from power.
- General ]. B. Dennis, Superintendent of
the South Carolina Penitentiary, is making
extensive improvements in the grounds of that
institution. Besides the cleanliness which is
observable about the premises, he is laying
substantial rock sewers, which are greatly
needed in a sanitary point of view. Other and
more important Improvements are also being
projected.
- Hardly had the telegraph ceased its click
in announcing the death of Hon. James Il. Orr
before hungry politicians were after his vacant
place. Already at least dozen applications
have been made from ex-Senators and Repre-
sentatives, Judges and others. AS Judge Orr
was appointed as a kind of recognition of the
probable that Southern man will be selected
to fill the vacant position.
"A Washington dispatch to the New York
Tribune says: During the past few days a
member of the Cabinet has said the President
has become thoroughly in earnest in regard to
Louisiana affairs, and that the difficulties in
that State would speedily be brought to close;
that he had returned with the full determine
ton of taking some decisive action. His ad-
hesion to the Kellogg assumption is more
marked than ever, and he will go to any length
and authority to sustain it.
= Oakes Ames member of Congress from
Massachusetts,, whose name was conspicuously
before the public last winter in connection with
Credit Modilier, died last Thursday at his home
in North Easton, Mass, from the effects of a
recent paralytic stroke. He had been men,
Der of Congress for ten years, but was compar-
atively unknown until the late session, when
his capacity in particular line was fully de-
veloped. He was reputed to be exceedingly
rich, having amassed his fortune in the man
ufacture of shovels and the like, and manipu-
lating railroads.
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