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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-24

Centdur Ltntmcnf.-There is no pam which
Inc Cehtaur Liniment will not relieve, no sw ell.
ing IL Will not subdue, and no lAmeness which
u VIII not cure. This IL strong language, but IL
Is true. Where the parts are not gon. il : effects
are marvellous. II has produced more cures of
rheumatism, neuralgia, palsy, lockjaw, sprains.
'wellIiys, caked breasts, scalds, burns, salt
ruPufl, eaT-ache, &C., upon the huma. frame,
ana OF strains, SPAWN, gals, &C., upon animals
more year than have all other pretended rem.
ediei since the world began. 1t Is a connter-ir-
rEai't, an all-heaiing pain-reliever. Cripples
tsreW away their crutches, the lame walk poi.
'"nou9 bites are rendered harmless, aud the
W"nded are healed without scar. It Ia no
h'nnhug, The recipe is published around each
b7tilc' II Is selling a. no article ever before
sou, and 1t sells because It does lust what II
pretends TO do. Those who now suffer from
rheumatism, pain, OF swelling. deserve to suffer
u they VIII not uao Ceptaur 1iniment. More
man l'oOU certificates Of remarkable cures, In.
Guiding frozen limbs, chroHic rheumatism, govt,
rumnii's tumois, &c, have been received. We
VIII send circular containing certificates, the
recipe, &c, gratis, TO any one requesting It,
One D9ti!e OF the yellow wrapper Centanr Lin
intnt ia worth Of hundred dollars for spawned
or swcenied horses and mulesor for screw worm
III sheep. Stock-owHers--this Iinimeut is worth
Your attention. No family should be without
'ph'anr lnlmcn'. Price, 50 cents bottle
'-is' bottles $4,000. J. b. RosR 4 Co.,
53 broadway, New York.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-24

NAVAL ACTIVITY NEy YORK, Nov. cl.-
An increased activity was observable to day
at the Brooklyn NAVY Yard. The orders
to the heads Of the different departments are
to push the work upon the different vessels
forward as rapidly as possible. Additional
men have been added to nearly all the de.
partments, and there are now about 2oOl
employed in the yard. There are six vessels
here in course Of preparation for war, or
about to be prepared. OF these, it has been
learned from reliable source in the yard
that the Government is doing work only On
two, namely. the Colorado and Minnesota.
The work on the Others is being done hv
contract. This action has been taken be.
cause it Is impossible Tor the regular Gov
eminent force as now organized, to send off
the vessels required in the time speci.
fed
Admiral Porters torpedo boat is being
rapidly prepared for service Workmen are
engaged on the Florida, which has the repu,
tation OF being the iastest-vcSsci ever built,
being capable Of making "a miles an hour
for six days without stopping to coal. The
steam yacht America, built for H. N. Smith,
the well known stock operator, has been
purchased or chartered By the Government
tor despatch boat. The America is very
fast, she leaves for Washington TO receive
orders.
Capt. George NJ Rausen. Executive Off
Ger Of the Navy Yard, has been ordered to
take command Of the Colorado.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-24
w. III. Chadwick's
HORSE. CATTLE AND POULTRY Con
DITION POWDERS.

IA. u,a, ,,,o,.,,. n
NJ. fes. ns wv. Unici ana BLOC PuflheT
co,nno 81 49, ~ 80 shu are now be-
sss.aS ~ ,,, sna se,sa remedy, after being
confS ~ 800, snu where " III tloVemant
Horsas naar,ns 20" :, ugon uoue U"nsfS oi ~
Ssina ~ S uun, "Aseas VI Nhtte, ohesp, VSA
dstnne p nnu hvuiuy piohouhco iucle Con- xii
~Gon " ahy Set onerta Othv pub
EvEeWie.. , nney nave peen Tested IL thousands VI
WV nstanSss Us preventative AID cure Of
49,. tIe borrowing Disea'e., VIZ Felcy, Surieit,
Rrirn .uiDd Rs.v,ss h,oe hcuh9 I"Aek-wind.
Worms Rnt. pnpsnS' HvSas, SSouHn-, f.1aAS
h hisss, Al 9' ~ Vi We Urinary oIgafr
nns,,s VI a ZIG ~, ever, ever sore, Ices OF
APpsue neneih Depill.y, and azure prGN Gntiye Tor
~ Sattie Plasue' Pneumonia, GlaiderS, Rot
NU.~rn onSNep, ana aii contagious dscases-lu
r.or,r.d "a" MHeis lbt.rna Remedies are
qcrstcL.a - y 4, i. ii nv roNuci' nrsasee,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-24

These Spectacles arc manufactured tom MIN
UTE CRYSTAL Pennies" melted igpiher, ant
are called Diamond on account Of III. !. hurdnes.
and brilliancy.
Having been tested with the polarlscope HE diamond
lenses have been found 10 admit ffteen er cent les,
heated rays than any other pebbl=.
They are ground with great scientific accuracy, are
free from chromatic a0erTatons nnd produce
Drghtness aud distinethes5 Of VISION not before NJ
tanned In spectacles.
MANUFACTURED BY
mar23-tf NEW YORK
For sale by responsible agents in every city in tue
Union. 10y " 49,
BENZ. s. CLARK Jeweler and OpiIcian ia sol,
Agent for Delaware,
From whom they can ouly be obtained. No pet
oilers employed.
Do not buy pair unless you sec the trade mark ..
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-24


NEW CASTLE conSyr. October n ts-,
Upon the application of Virginia NJ. C. Grow,
~ Administrators OF Einn line Gloyea is,s y,
White Clay Greek Hundred, IN said County decea9ayy
II ordered and directed ny the Register that liz Az
m nttrafix aforesaid give notice OF the granting of iet
teri Of dpon the estate OF ne dcceaac5
with tire Date Of granting thereof by casins sdye,
ssenents to be lesoet within odvsron tie date Of
County of NEW uastle, requiring ali ersons bor s
ns demands aga'nA the Estate, pres nj the same
OF apl1e ~ an y ~ .ot A@enblyin such case mads
.erted wthtn ne same period, IN the DEL AWARE
NE uBLiCAN nnewsraper published in Whining
~ Given under the hand and Seal of Oa,ce n,
KS the LEICESTER Aforesaid, at New "a stle in Esv
above written. n tiInUS pen H yea
NOTICE. All persons having clain4 AGAINST IN,
Estate OF the Decreased must present the anne duiv AZ
tested 10 the Acmlns ratrx or bciu 01 tober ala
1874, or abide the Act Of Assembly In ~ 4 case rng
and provided. s
VIRGINIA NJ c. tEO:E,,
noyC-2m Address, Newark. Dcl. Adn n fairix
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-24

-, C"Nor4d IS mere than substitute tor Castor
On IL Is the only safe article in exist
ceh'e which is certain to assimilate the food,
lure wind collie, and produce natural sleep. Ii
contains neither minerals. morphine or alcohol,
and is pleasant to take. Children need moi crv
and mothers NAV irSi mur
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-24
No Cure No Paw /!
HHH -
MARRIED.

In Chester, on the lst last. by Rev. Samuel
l,anc'asl' John Pger. of Chester, to Rachel
l.. Kennedy OF New Castle, Del.
- On "Wednesday, Nov. 10Th, 1875, at Newark.
pa, Is i.ey. James A. Brinde, Charles II, Z.
Lewis, OF Newark, Del, and Matte j. Wood.
II kiamensi, Del.
~. IN mo 18Th inst, in st. Andrews Church,
" ilmingoi, Del, by the Rev. @. ". RIDGE,
~, assisted by the Rev. John V. HotT. ID. r..
oi Baltimore, William II. Howard, of Balti'
more, ana L. Mary Rdgely, daughter Of the Of.
Heating Clergyman.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-24
DIED

In thls city, on the l9lh instant SolIio r.
daughter Of nr. John Enyl of Chester county
Pa. 'ouu'y
IN !, lmin-,on, ON ilth day, tile 10th, Liz
a.t =, wife Of Benz. liighdclifn The .1th year
Of her ggy ' 'sai
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-24

CurEr.-The Court disposed of large num-
Der OF criminal case, the past week.-Mrs. Chief
Justice having determined to clear the docket
as soon possible, and also 20 relieve the pres
sure in the jail by discharge Of those who
could not be convicted of crime.
The Attorney General anu his deputy also Ia
bored faithfully ,and did their PIT to hasten he
dispatch OF business. The Court are entitled
to the thanks of the community for heir efti:i-
ency. The Grand Jurors will very probably
complete their business To-day, unless rue Ait'y
General shall favor them with anew bach Of
clses.
Tbs tial Of the bank burglars IS Sc; apart for
Tuesday, and III Court House will doubtless
be veil filed on the occasion. II !, matter of
regret that the room g nc. larger and better
adapted ful he accommodation of spectators.-
There are some forty witnesses in the case, and
asthe Attorneys will likely labor to show that
they deserve good fee, tie case will occupy
two days if not more.
1t is to be hoped however, that the jurT ma,
not be detained in New Castle, but be giver
the opportunity 10 eat their thanksgiving din
ner In peace ard conten,ment in their respec.
tive homes,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-24
For Sale.

sash doors shutters, blinds, moadines, bracelets
m,sn,ies, &c; supply constantly en- hand. Orders
49, 49, anu hneo WIN dispatch, at the lowest rates
'"'E, j. A. CRAasToT,
1s N'"- Newport, Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-24
AhH Household Panaces
Family Liniruaur

ha na le9i remedy in the world for the following COM
x.ns ~ tle stomach, Bowels or Side, Kheumat,sn
Dysantsry 'f n,d siioas Collie Nsursss Choisrs
Splhsl Complaints, SprGins and I3rnises Gh,ii oai
81 Internal e and External uss 3"u
cnir.y ts not only to relieve the patient but
o"i.,ly removes tho cause OF the complaint uu'
Ses and pervades the whole system pyn
bi1nd aeuon 10 all Its rarts, and QuicRsnino Ky
TINE HOUSEHOLD PAEAcEA IA
Vegetable and All Healing. - PURELY
Prepared By CURTIl 4 ppou,>,
For 's'e by ali druggists. "''" Street, New fstk
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-24

another Detdattsr The loss by the absent
and defau ting clerk In the Girard Bank will ex-
coed the amount Of Sl22i AT frs, given, and
may probably reach some 5000. The default
Is the result of country collections, which have
become q little unsettled by the recent panic
These collections did not in the course of the
banks business 20 10 his desA, but 10 that ad-
Joining his, and n easy reach, from which the
RAISING funds IN unguarded moments were ah.
stracted. The young man is OF good family,
from Delaware, where his security on the bond
wealthy gentleman, resides. Up TO the time
OF the discovery of this default this clerk was
held in highest credit, and was supposed to he
an abstemious liver.
His salary was a fair one, ami one, with fru-
gality, from which lie could have annually laid
aside portion. It has since been ascertaineJ
that he had invested moderately in a cigar
store, which he had entrusted 10 hired he'll
through the day. giving hi attention tter4 ii
the evenings. He was bore led INTO politics
thence to visiting base bal! gaming, and tie
cost anu waste Of tint attendant upon ihen
from wtii'ii he furt II bat !, step 10 the act
That has mulcei lis tiieil Ia loss ard blasteL
his Characterize the remainder OF his life. The
bank is no l1a"r.--- Ledger for Sa,utdnl.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-24
H0kSEs HORSES II HORSES II!
FURNITURE C.qRS MD DR.4yS

1he subscriber begs leave TO notify his oil ftisn1
<s,-J2s and the people OF Wilmington and VICINITY
~ mat he stl continues TO keen hi, OH stand
AA-k1 corner OF FRONT and Fi;ENCWStS. Tmr
ture Cars Drays, and excellent horses 10 hio at nh
hours Furniture and other nrtirlrs viii lie ,rmnvrI
from the Steamboat landing AMI Other ince. in ,h,,
CITY with great care by ski!lfl drivers An Who do
a. the lowest posi- Bile rates f''"P'"s'''
GrfV-iS MORRIS WFI.DIF.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-24

MospAY MoHNINe. NuyRMpER "a.

BUSINESS LIcExsE.-A great many men do
log business in this city and county have been
presented to The Grand Jury, for nsglecting to
take out license as required by law. True
bills will I've found in all such cases, and the
Sheriff win have his hands full the present week
in summoning them to appear and answer for
tue offence. Those indicted should call on the
Clerk of the Peace, John p. Springer, Esq and
pay the fee and cost, and then get the Attorney
General to enter aoH proseQm in the case.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-24
tfooms! BroOms! BroOms!

Sash paid Tor broom corn. Broom material for
market pr ssSoms sod by TIE do.en at the Iowesr
parties who furnish the broom corn nj ~ .St
or work done shares al The -' AZ - Vshu etsR'
SoUThEAST CORNER OF FRONT .,,r,
SHIPLEY STREETS. AND
GEORGE FISCK
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-24

SHEEP K1LLED.-The worthless ours that
infest the upper part Of ChristiaRa Hundred,
killed lot Of Sheep belonging to Jackson
Holmes, a few nights ago. Other parties have
also lost several sheep in the same way. We
learn that the dog tax assessed viii fall far
short of reimbi f-lng the loss sust stained. Not
more than one-fonrh the dogs appear 10 have
owners, aud consequently aie untaxej. In
view of This fact the Legislature should enact
a law authorizing and requiring the Assessor
to kill all dogs that lie cannot find persons will
ing 10 pay tax for. In this way the pests might
be got rid Of and the farmers he permitted to
food their aocks in safety.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-24
Children often Look paie ana

aeh. "''''' "''"' " tue s'nur
BROWNS vERMIruGE CoMFIrs
WI, destroy Worms without injury TO the child hahn,
perfectly WHITE, and free from all coorng or oibaI
igur'ols Ingredients usually used In worm nrenar,
''o's' CURTIS BROWN, PrcItieiOrs. i'
O., No. 2l5 Fulton Street New Ynrt
sou by Drnggist4 ami Chemists nrJ dealet. =,
Meditt es at Tweni v-five cents n bpy irei1, "
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-24

Election OF Irustecs.- Al the annual con-
eregational meeting the Yves. Presbyterian
ehucf, on Thurs lay eyening,thc fol owing nan ed
persons Were elected to serve for three years in
the Board of Trustees Issar s, Bird, Henry
z. McLear, William J. Morrow Edward III.
Clark was elected TO fill an existing vacancy
The Board consists of nine members, of whom
three are elected each year. The following are
the holding over memhe.,; John Taylor,
William Mendenhall, Robt scott, ". S. Lang,
and Joseph h. Miller. II. c. Mel 4ari, Presi-
dent lssac y Baird Treasurer, tnl ,io,ril, e.
Miller, Secretary.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-24
WINTER

Winter is here,
With snow and ice
Nights long and dreaT,
When stoves are n ice
With days, 80 cold
That hearts appal,
save they who clothe
At TOWER HALL,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-24
NOTICE.

aDiosOLGIlOS OF CO-PAETNERSHlp-
ERmtersnip heretofore existing between uenrX
t,at,u AN cyan Thomas, carriage mauufacturer;
, tttaadihg under tho irm namo OF "Ihoma4 x "a u,
" my dissolved by mutual consent. The Lusina
Vi 'nc "te hrm VIII be settled by Henry +. bur-
October II, ISI3-Gt IVAN riIo NJ r.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-24


noset re- AID NJ s'tr it' roio,ti l..,n ~.
, Yea, "a ioi the murde "i A,r-..uj ltlri.ti. ~
aiddietoWn' Pa were int.'ed II fi,mst.y
AUTHORIZATIONS vino " i.!...,..,i.. ..,.,,,.
SHAVING, should lake their f4-,r, 10 p,rl.sr
, Se. 10 East second street, and p-, nam p',t in
a n,a Iatf ofder 'of only % cents rnht, also
euts mar, slaves, shampoos, DC, m n. hes,
sl5le' AZ the usual rates. Give HIM a call ISL
Mree Monitors are 10 be repaired and oyar
naulei ny Tho Harlan 4 Ho!llngswor1h Dom.
Psny LOT the Government. One has had VOL
commenced upon her another arrived a, ti,a
s~na uay or OF, TWO since, and third is d1lh
e.. ihi9 viii give word to our mecbai.
ics, many Of whom a!e out of emblovmani
at work. oeipg llaoed
,s so9 f and Shoe StOre.-J. X. Egans has a
We, sary me assortment of boots ami ,b .' -, ,t'
layton House Shoe Store, on Kin, ~ IN w,
ABOVE s fifth, which he Is selling at yery moder'
ase prices lie also does repairing of ali Kind,
promptly and neatly. lie unders,snds Tbs
shTs trade thoroughly and call may be proit-
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-24

II yoG hare Tagh Sore Throat, AMI any lung
nsease, Just maze up your minl AT once 90 Or.
Sinlms ana get Il hottie of his White rplupulc E.i-
sam, aild get entirely cured. Have II rrailcul.i
from Your sNhtrm before seeds OF cons nmtiiI arr.
so" n l'r yoni destruction. NOdoubt YOU have sncpt
hnhirt'i oi dolais Tor mixtures which have had 10
eHett TOT good, and now you nre as bad, al moi wor
on thihyou were at first. You have done enough for
qnackery, and spent enough OF money amor, rhNsi-
clans who cannot show the record OF a siuIi ga,
,hey ever cured because they never cured any. De-
lay no longer Make up your mind TO 90 10 a physi-
can Oh education and eSrGrienceonc who Is tKtiltu
IN ths class OF dseases-and have patience 10 20 uu-
ger regular COURSE OF treatment. DR.. Sjrn, has
age experience IN Throat and Lung diseases and the
only physician IA This city whG makes spec1ltv of
Lung diseases aud ii there any cure for Won hn Ian
cure Won. d. Simih> ~ at his otiioe, Fourth and
ring streets aiieay every Wednesday anil Saturday,
SITUATIONS daily with toe aitc,td generally,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-24

Alexander H. Stephens left Augusta, Ga
iss as'i g. a'o1 Saturday H. is still feeLle
but hopes be able % Trliain lurioJ fba 80.
ofConeiess. lie "a reported ltg "A .iut.rvje,r.
er 10 have 'aid lie was FIR Cuba immediate.
"a 10 have s2''se'iof h- Virail Jus affair \
line greatest outrage If modern times. - and ;
nave expressed tie b. ..I rAsr A moyeri5,,, + 4,
Tue possession - cpU4 ''gs.p 7i 1riurca1t Ga.
ing between Tie North A. south
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-06-05
JUDGE. orr's Remains.

We are still without definite information
concerning the time when the remains OF our
late fellow citizen, Hon. James l. Orr, will
reach the shores of his native country. A prl-
vate letter indicates the 18th of June as the
probable date of reaching New York, but the
precise time is uncertain, as it may be sooner
or later than the day mentioned. Upon the
arrival of the body in New York, arrangements
have been made by the Mayor and Common
Council for the body to- lie in state in the City
Hall, and the customary respect for the mem
cry of distinguished public servant will be
paid to the dead South Carolinian. The Ma
sonic fraternity, the municipal authorities, the
diplomatic corps and the general government
will be represented in the ceremonies, and we
are informed that the great metropolis is deter
mined to honor the memory of him who so
lately embarked from that point on mission
of duty and honorable service in foreign
land.
When the body leaves New York, it will
come by steamer to Charleston, where addi-
tional honors will be paid to the deceased. In
consequence of this arrangement, the commit
bee appointed by the citizens of Anderson will
proceed to Charleston, instead of New York,
when information has been received as to the
time of arrival in the metropolis of our own
State.
The final interment will take place in Ander-
son, as our readers are aware, and due notice
of the particular day will be given through
these columns, if possible. The remains of
Judge Orr will be buried with Masonic honors.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-06-05
Another Great Fire in Boston.

The city of Boston has been visited with
another disastrous conaagration. On Friday
last, when the whole city was in state of ex-
citement consequent upon the ceremonies of
decorating the graves of Federal soldiers, an
unexpected addition was made to the general
excitement by the discovery of fire on Wash
ington street, in the chest part of the centre
of Boston," and the fire continued to rage for
several hours, rapidly increasing from the in
Aammable nature of the business carried on
in that vicinity and the extensive buildings
which were adjacent. At least four acres of
the most valuable buildings are said to have
been laid waste, and the amount of damage
done by the fire is estimated at 81 1000.
The section of the city destroyed is among the
older localities of Boston, where the streets are
unusually narrow, and the rapidity with which
the fire progressed is not at all surprising. The
losses incurred by this fire are largely covered
by insurance.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-06-05
Fnrportant Decision.

At the recent term of the Circuit Court
Judge Carpenter decided that only such per-
sonal property is exempt from levy and sale
under the homestead provision, as is specihcal-
" enumerated in. the Constitution. The ques-
tion arose upon an exception to the return OF
Commissioners appointed to set apart certain
homestead, in which the Commissioners de-
elined to include two-horse carriage claimed
by the defendant as exempt under the general
tenor of the language employed in the Consti-
tuition. Messrs. Fea4henton & Brown for the
motion, and JOHN E: Breazeale, Esq, against
the motion. Notice of appeal was given, and
the case is likely to be carried before the Sd
preme Conrt.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-06-05

ANpERsoN-The banner county, in the mat
ter of taxes, is Anderson. Nearly all the taxes
have been collected, but a little over $3.50 re-
naming to be collected, and that of such
nature as to render it impossible for the officers
to collect. The county treasurer Mr.. Dean,
and the auditor, Mr.. Webb, were busily en-
ployed Saturday settling up at the State House.
It must be very gratifying to the people whose
representatives they are, to hear OF the great
credit due them for this remarkable close COL
lection.
We hear good reports from Anderson. From
a turbulent county Immediately after the close
of the war; when "things were Mixed" 1t
speedily became one of the most quiet and
law.abid;ng in the State; attended to its agri-
cultural and mechanical interests with much
yipor. and this is the reason why she makes at
the present day her appearance as the head
and front.
Among the many improvements made, not
the least worthy of note is the redeeming from
the United States the elegant Female Seminary
buildings, in which, at the present time, one OF
the best schools in the country is fourishing.-
Columbia Union-Herald.
Promptness is pleasant in itself, aud has an
added spice of flavor from its rarity. Under
the present regime, County officers are generally
lax anu lUeiDClGuG III VIC ~ Va sAN-N
duties. But now and then there is an excep-
ton. and we are pleased to note one of these
to-day. Major B. d. Dean, Treasurer of An
derson County, has just made his return to the
State Treasurer, and paid in $4,000, all the
taxes having been collected in his County ex-
cept $3.50, aud the State tax on the Blue Ridge
Railroad. This has all been done without
pressure or stress of any kind. The people
were eager to be rid of the obligation, and
crowded the Treasurer's Office as soon as opened
on the 18th of January. No piece of land
was forfeited to the State, and only few tracts
sold, and those of non-residents. Mr.. Dean,
accompanied by Mr.. T. j. Webb, Auditor, has
gone on his way this morning to Anderson.
having had the satisfaction OF finding hlmsell Sc II
officers of any other County in the successful
despatch of the business entrusted to him.
The people were prompt, the officer efficient
PhGnir, 5rd inst.