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1924 tons.

Besides the above sales by regular agents.
there were several hundred tons purchased di-
rectly through the Oranges or from such man
1,factnries as did not have established agencies
here. It is entirely within bounds, we think,
to estimate the aggregate Investment at S225,OOO
A portion of the sales made in Anderson Coun-
ty were 20 parties living outside its borders,
hut this will not diminish the investment OF
our farmers to any great extent The figures
are certainly enormous, and show that the
farming community has risked heavily this
wear. The investment is chiefly for the cotton
CROP. and any serious disaster to this staple
will make the venture improbable.
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HYMENEAL.

MARRIED, by Rev. w. II. Fleming, DID,, at
the Methodist Church in Yorkville, S. c., June
the South Carolina Conference, to Miss ANNIE
M. SCHORB, of Yorkville.
On June Is, 1875, at the residence of the
brides father, by Rev. J. NJ. Lander, Mr..
JAMES T. KAY and Miss EMMA a. KEYS,
all Of Anderson County. #a* Printers fee re-
ceived.
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SAVE YOUR LABOR.
Something New for Farmers

T50HE undersigned has purchased the right Of
RODEN'S IMPROVED CULTIVATION
for Anderson and Oconee Counties, and invites
the attention Of farmers to this llnrivalled i'm
ploment, which has been thoroughly tested by
many parties in this section, :nd given entire
satisfaction. Farm rights are sold at Five Del
lars, and can be procured of any Of the agents
named below, or from tie undersigned. Town
ship rights can be obtained also. Attention is
directed to the annexed certificates.
w. j. HlX, Fair Play, S. G.
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AGENTS.

ANDERsoN-Reed &; Stephens, B. f. Crayton
& Sons, and w. Il. Watson 81 Co.
BELToN-Gcorge w. Cox.
SToREyILLE-T. l.. Clinkscales:
PENDLETON-G. G. Richards.
WALHALLA-Jonn i. Thompson.
MOUNTAIN CREEK-W. G.. Watson.
TARENNES-C. S. Mattison.
June 3 1873 As
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sADIDSg' SroRB
ANDERSON, S. c..
SPRING STYLES, 1875.

IAGAIN invite my friends and customers
to call and examine my large stock of MILL
merry and DRESS GOODS, which 1 have
just received.
spent two weeks in the North, where
posted myself in all the styles for the present
season.
My DRESS MAKING DEPARTMENT is
complete, and guarantee satisfaction in Ma
king and in the styles for Cutting and Fitting.
Ladies' and Children's HATS trimmed in
the most fashionable styles, and upon the
shortest notice. Orders received by Railroad
will be filled, and goods sent by next train.
keep on hand large stock of LADIES
GLOVES and HOSIERY, young Ladies' and
Gents FANCY SASHES, BOWS and TIES.
am still the agent for Madam Demorests
Patterns for Ladies' and Children, and have a
large stock on hand, which will be sent by
mail when ordered.
Special attention given to all the styles for
Party and Bridal Outfits. Attention also given
to dress for Funeral occasions and Burial Ser
vices.
I have just received the sub-agency for this
place for the newly patented IRON-that
sn0othe&. CLOSES, rlIiI!es crimps and flutes.
AL ladies should ca! and see it.
Stamping for Braiding, Embroidery and
Fluting done upon short notice.
New Goods received weekly.
I thank my friends for their past patronage,
and most respectfully solicit continuance of
the same.
MRS C. C. PEGG.
April s. 1873
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
ANDERSON COUNTY.

JUNE Z, 1875.
NSHE undersigned have this day entered into
Il copartnership under the name and style
Of r. w. SIMPSON IL CO., for the purpose of
buying and selling Real Estate upon commits
sion, and have opened office at Pendleton,
in DR.. Maxwelrs Brick Building, and at An
derson G. H, in Hoyt 81 Co.'s Printing Office.
All Lands intrusted to us will be literally
advertised at the North, as well as at home.
Our utmost endeavors will be exerted to in
duce immigrants from the North and West to
settle among us, and buy up our unoccupicd
lands.
Being prompted in this undertaking by "a de-
sire to promote and advance tho interest and
prosperity of the whole community quite
much as our own, we solicit the assistance and
cooperation of all persons friendly to our
efforts. r. w. SIMPSON,
CHAS. J. HASCALL,
JAMES A. HOYT.
June 10, 1875 ~
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MOUNTAIN CREEK. Nav g, 1875

This is to certify that l have used Rodents
Improved Cultivator, and am well pleased with
its performance. In the first plowinS OF corn
twister in the rear, and it did the work beau
tifully, excelling anything / have ever tried.
In the second powing, used two round show
els, and was equally pleased. Amediup sized
mule drew The pow with perfect ease. ! be-
lievc that its facility in working cotton will
prove equally satisfactory.
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T. D. KENNEDY, LOCAL EDITOR.
ELEcTroN OF OFFICERS.

An election for officers and directors OF the
pendleton Manufacturing Company took place
at Pendleton Factory on Thursday last, with
the following results:
President Ben. Sloan.
Treasuyer-T. S. Crayton.
superimtemdent-Wm. Perry.
Directors-B. Sloan, VIM. Perry and b. f.
Crayton.
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COMMERCIAL FERTILIZERS.

WE have collected statistics to show the
sraount of commercial fertilizers sold IN An
serson County during the past season, with
the average price per ton. A very large pro-
,,ort;on has been sold on credit, which makes
The average rather high, and increases the in
vestment. We give the number OF TONS ana
~,,,,r,t IF Gales at each station:
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
BY J. II. MCCONNELL, Auctioneer.

DG virtue Of an Execution to me directed, /
ID will xpose to sale on the FIRST MON
DAY in JULY next, at Anderson Court
House,
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Harness Made and Repaired {!

We have in connection with our Store Har-
moss Shop, and will furnish new Harness, or
have old ones repaired as cheap lis can be dono
in Town. Give us n call.
TOWERS e RROYLES.
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Drugs. Medicines, Chemicals, etc,
Fresh Stock of millinery

MISS DELLA KEYS bcgs to inform her
lSa friends and the ladies generally that she
las lately received choice and and beautiful
selection of HATS. RIBBONS, FLOWER
&C.. and will constantly make additions there
to. which are offered at small profits to cash
customers. All orders for Dress Making, eli
thcr for ladies or children. will be promptly
executed in the latest styles. Entrance next
door to Mai. b. +. Whilncr's office, Oh Brick
Range. Stamping done as usual
MISS DELLA KEYS,
Upstairs, No. ) Brick Range.
April %, 1915 10 3n
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SAVING, &c.

T1O!; ihc convenience OF our friends in the
q ,D,;Atrv, we will in Il tw days start cut
Il rl;AN EtING ENGINE and Sweep Stake
TIIHESil'.ii and Io: The hclciit Of those hay
i'm. small pa Ncs of grain around Town, we
\.:ll nlu Il Troho: %, onr 'raAlcrv for the
sra>or. S.IWl Nc '!nrc uliiil September next.
GRlNulNt' done o!i 'ri;e~',ys and Fridays, is
usual.
OSBORNE * McCII.LN.
,Iunc:', 1870 Ii In
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Groceries and Provisions.

w IL naNC--
Rio and Java Coffee, Sugar,
New Orleans, MrSCovalO and
Porto Rico Molasscs,
Extra No. Hams,
Bacon, Lard, Family Flour,
Fresh Rice,
Fresh Soda Crackers, and Il good
Assortment of Fancy Groceries.
ALSO,
A good stock Of llcmlock and Oak ran Solo
Leather. Calf Skins, Lining Skins and Harness
Leather, and many otherarliclcs too numerous
to mention in an advertisement.
We solicit an inspection of our Goods by all
who wish to buy. We charge nothing ior
showing 0ur stock, and our mo:to is "Ciulrk
Sales and Small Profits" for c;lSll or to pronlr.
paving customers on time.
I'VE 10 not wiSi. To sell to those who cannot
DAY a. the end of the year, as there is no profit
in settling goods and wait t:;p and three years
for the money.
TOWERS a. BROYLES,
No. t Granite Row, Anderson.
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ONE HOUSE AND LOT,

Containing ONE-FOURTH acres, more or less,
situated in the Town of Anderson, on the west
side of Main Street, bounded by lots OF L. j..
Leak, Mrs. Brown and Samuel Crawford
street intervening, also.
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ONE VACANT LOT,

Conta' ins one acre moro or loss, lying on the
East ,i !, OF McDull.c street, bounded by lots
Of julius Poppe, Greeley Institute Lot, and
others Levied on rs the property of John II,
Cochran, for q security debt, at the suit OF
Lachariah EcltOn.
Terms Cush-purchascr to pay extra tor pa
pers.
Sheriff:
limo 10 1875 ~
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Hardware.
Hats for Men and Ladies /!

A FULL line of Ladies' trimmed and un-
trimmed Hats. In Men and Boys Hats, we
have Il splendid line of Wool, Felt and Straw
Goods, at prices to suit the times.
TOWERS & BROYIES.
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Saddles and Brides.

4 NICE assortment Of Saddles and Brides.
Also, Buggy and Harness material for sale low
hv TOWERS IL BROYLES
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TELEGRAPHIC
DIsPATCHES.
Details of the Coast Storm.

GALVESTON, September 25.-Relef
for the destitute people at lndianoa
and along the coast il coming forward
every day from New Orleans, New
York, Boston, Detroit and many other
cities North and East, also from cities
in Texas.
There has been nothing later receive
ed from the West, 1t is expected a
steamer will return Sunday or Mon
day with additional particulars.
The slOop Eugene Cox, Captain
John Cox, from East Bay, arrived here
yesterday morning. Captain Cox with
his gallant little craft succeeded in
saving the lives of all the residents in
that neighborhOod, twenty-one in all.
Everything was lost but their lives,
and Captain Cox comes to Galveston
in their behalf for provisions and
clothing.
The names of the persons saved on
the Eugenie Cox are Captain Bunch,
Mrs. Bunch, G. w, Bunch, Mrs.
Cicero, e. Cicero, T, d. Lindner, wife
and child, w. b. Perkins, wife aud
two children, w. O. Davis, James
Williams, wife and child, Miss Hattie
Perry, Mrs. Cox and two children.
Capt. Williams carried his wife aud
two children distance Of two miles
on Il horse, the noble animal swin-
ming the great part of the time.
The sloop was only saved by cutting
away the mast aud higgins and allow
ing her to drift with the wind and
tide.
Capt, Cox reports that the whole
country was alive with snakes. TWAS
with great difficulty that they could be
kept out of the houses after the water
had risen high enough to force them
from their usual places Of conceal
ment The face of the water was COW
cred with them, the sloop being driven
through them for ten miles. 1t was
difficult matter to keep them OFT the
sloop. Capt. Burch was bitten by one
of them.
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preiIerrea Dentl 20 Destltntion,

Troy, MY, September 25,-Thomas
and Magdaline stark, residing on
Green Island, took laudanum inuend-
ing to commit suicide. Thomas partly
recovering yesterday repeated the dose,
takh4. Two ounces and n half in all,
but even that failed to kill him. His
wife died last night and he is deter
mined to take his own life Oh the first
opportunity. He has been out of work
for eighteen months and having eX-
pended every dollar he had saved, he
with his wife preferred death to sub
sisting on the bounty of friends. Both
were Germans, she sixty, and the nus
band fifty years old,
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TEXAS NOTES.

Fine cotton reports from all parts
of Texas.
They have colored policemen in
San Antonio
Marlin has banking and eX-
change establishment.
The Rockdale Messenger is now
published semi-weekly.
The taxable property of Harris
County is valued at SO, 100000
An immense quantity of barley
will be sown in Collin County this fall.
The City Council Of Sherman will
soon have law taxing street drum
mers.
"A large number of English Berk-
shire hogs have been imported into
Kaufman County.
They have had an anniversary ball
at Denis0n and the local Of the Cresset
Jeukini2ed the affair.
San Antonio will commence soon
to build water works. The company
will be home institution.
The citizens of Wise county have
raised company of rangers to be used
against the Indians.
Grand Master w. w. Lang will
address the grangers of Bonham, on
the 30th of this month.
The Austonians are again agitating
bridging the Colorado at some point
in or near their city.
John Bond has been arrested at
sherman, charged with the murder Of
his cousin John Johnson.
DIR. Alexander, Mrs. Alexander,
their grandson and Mrs. Dr. Chamber
lin were all drowned at LynchbuIg
during the late terrible storm.
DIR. s. j. Adams, Editor Of the Mt.
Pleasant Patron has recovered from his
late serious attack of sickness.
H. A. Hamon and II. G. Solmons
have been appointed United States
Marshals for the Western District OF
Texas.
Jefferson has onl y one policeman
and he does duty at night, and yet that
place is always growing about eX-
pense.
A. Gluvicller, clerk of the District
Court of Cameron county, has been re-
moved by Judge Dougherty, ana A. %
has appealed.
Gen. Joseph johnson has been
chosen orator of the day, and will de-
liver the annual address at the Abstain
State Fair.
Mr.. w. r. Halls residence near
Bremond was totally destroyed by lire
last Wednesday. Supposed to he the
work OF an ncendiary.
THE mate of the Beardstown,
which sunk in Galveston Bay during
tha storm, is reported hopelessly IN
game from the effects OF tear.
| The Opera house and Market house
If uoustun have been leased to Mr.
George w. Gregar for the sum oil one
Thousand dollars u month.
"A blood-thirsty young. william, re-
siding near Mountain Home, Dei
county, stabbed his step-hther III Tue
stomach who was chastising hlm'
The first number of the Wits
Paint Observer has made its appear
nnce. ThE Herald wishes the new
enterprise all the success Imaginable
On last Thursday night at Austin
thieves descended, by means of Tau
der, from the gallery Of the House Q
Representative to the floor OF ID
Chamber, and breaking open the cas-
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Minor 'EeiegrnInS.

The creditors OF Sterling, Ahern IL
Co., are about accommodating matters
on the basis Of fifty cents On the dol
lar.
J. V. Farwell Il Co., and other prom.
ineut houses jobbing in dry goods in
Chicago, report that they have done n
larger business the past week than has
ever been done before.
Judge Donohue, of the Supreme
Court OF New York, entered an order
to-day, 10y consent of all parties con
cerned, dissolving the American Tim
Der and Manufacturing Company
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Verzpsovcnia Insurrec,ion.,

LONDON, September 25.--The Pail
Mall Gazette of this morning has Il
special telegram from Berlin, contain
INK the following information from
Constantinople; The Sublime Porte
has declined to make any concessions
until the insurgents have rendered a
complete submission 10 the Govern
ment. The insurgents, however re-
fuse to suspend hostjlltles until the
great powers guarantee an eventual
concession of their demand. Proceed.
ing3 Of the consular delegations are
at stand still and the consuls have
asked their respective Governments
i0r further Instructions.
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The Affairs of ,De Rank Of california.

SAN FRANCISCO, September o.
The syndicate Of the Bank Of CaIitor-
mia will meet tonight, the object OF
the meeting being, besides o general
organization, to levy the first assess
ment upon the guarantee fund. II is
reported that the time for resumption
will also be fixed, but this is denied by
those who have the ear of the BANK
authorities, asserting that 1t is the duty
of the bank officers and not of thesyn-
dictate. 1t has been given out, now
ever, that resumption will take place
next week, report which is neither
confirmed or denied by those III au-
thority.
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M tha Sarosnnt.at-.rn,s ,nok thsra.
from somn thirty dollars worth AT
s,onns stan,ned auvnlonn. ana nov.
eminent naNysnnner wrannep
p, 49,, -,
philadrIphin the other dny M fortv.
four cents per pound, the lowest hgure
ii has reached aimee The manic of
1857.
,
tested viii blarkleys and rnnSrs.in
who are unua,nlv Successful IN reliny'
inc the yerdnnt Granger of his surnlu.
funds
-Vap'Hln No'gt nus at iast struck
TIM DIV before vosfnrdny when he
examined The we'll he wns d4livh,eJ
Ia 6ud ihirtv.eipht fnet of clear frnsh
spring water I'm il.
JuuNv 'urueIb ot l"hisElie, mas
lhsttIe'eu Tue srahI Jury 10 lnulc' the
convlcls coutrlry TO law. A righteous
judge.
~,
:, lhe jefferson Leader u occurring
lhe peoPie Oh eliefsoh oecsuse' OUT OF
u population OF SIX Thousand whiIe
peop'e, ohIy lQnr huhasea on an aver
aye a'te'lu ulNlhe service on Nuhuay'
--Marsha'i Is trSlhSto raise the ne
tess"ry 'unus TO erect monument 10
10 'ne memory OF heV' l.; Is. Wilson,
VINO was lor lonS liihe fas'of OF Tue
u d. ohurch az mat place.
The County Attorney of Denlson
is making things lively In thnt little
Village; ne has already filed Que hun
drnd suits AGAINST delinuurnt fax nav.
erS OF 20, anu ne nus not YET com
ineilceo on 1870
AN election was held Yesterday ia
tie counties of Walker, Grimes. Mad
ison and San Jacinto. all COMPRISING
the Fifteenth District, to fin The VA
ancv made Inv the resignation of Mr.
NJ. If. Goddtn, the former member of
the Constitutional Conventions.
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CINCINNATI, September % AT an
early hour this morning, Jacob Renter,
Of New Albany, Indiana, while suffer
ing from the effects of hard drinking,
killed his wife 10y crushing her skull
with hammer set lire to the hous
and going into the back yard, cut his
own throat with " pocket knife, sever
ing the wind pipe. Tae couple Were
about fifty years of age, aud though of
the poorer class were respectable
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concerning the safety uf the building.
As it is the building rests on u coutin-
uous mass of concrete varyingin thick-
hess, from three TO four feet, covering
the whole area OF the building except
the central and corner spacesaud some
OF the area. The concrete IL excellent
and distributes pressure over an area
materially than that OF footing stones
of piers, so that the pressure per square
foot on theground below will probably
not be greater than two thousand
nnnndR.
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Deputies of the LEFT Preparing for the
Coming Content.

PARIS, September 25.-The deputies
of the Left have resolved to return to
Paris early in October, to prepare for
the work of the coming session of the
Assembly, and particularly for debate
on the electoral law, which measure
will be the first discussed.
bOpinoine Rationale, the organ Of
several Republican deputies, says the
decision of the cabinet to advocate
voting by ACCOMPLISHMENT has produced
"A strong sensation among the deputies
of the Left Centre.
A rupture between M. Dufur and the
Left Centre is now considered certain
No effort will break the union OF the
factions of the Left on this question.
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AGENTS. WANTED
10 sell the
Political, Personal and Property
Rights :. Citizall,l

OF the Uaiied SidteS-hOiutO exercise and how 70
prcscrpe them. BV Yheophotis Parsons Ill., d.
Containing n commentary on the Federal
and State Constitutions, giving their history
and origin, aud afill explanation of their
powers and duties of Public Officers; the
rights OF the people,, and the obligations In
Cured in every relation Of life; also, pnrlin.
mentary rules for deliberative bodies, and
nilldirections and legal forms for all busi-
ness transactions. MS making wills, Deeds
Mortgages, Leases, Notes, Drafts, Contracts,
etc. A Law Llbrarary In n single volume.
IL meets the we nts of all classes and sells TO
everybody. JONES BROTH Frs n Co,
sept2idlw IT. Louis Mo.
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Report of the chicago custom House
Com mission.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.--The Report
of the board appointed to investigate
the Chicago Custom House, after recit-
ing the circumstances of their appoint
ment and acknowledging the good Of
ficers and courtesy of all with whom
their duties brought them in contact,
arrived at the following conclusion
The ground upon which the iounda-
ton of the building rests was by our
direction, thoroughly tested by digging,
boring and applying known weights
upon known areas, thus giving us
thorough knowledge of its nature
your eSmmisslon find that the build
ing is uaiderlaid throughout its whole
extent with compressi6le. stratums
composed of u mixture OF clay, SANG
and water, varying In thickness rom
twenty to twenty-four feet, below
which is hard blue clay. They are OF
opinion, after much and careful deiio-
Grafton. that the foundation OF the
building should, in the fret Instance,
have been carried to this blue cay
earth by piling, or masonry, ana tnat
had this course been adopted there
would never have been any question
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Prof Marsh has in his possession a
fossil bird, found in the West, which
has teeth, and he concludes that the
creature was an Intermediate form
between the bird and the reptile, aud
that Its discovery supplies one of the
missing links in the Darwinian
theory.
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wish to return thanks TO the ladies and
spectfilly solicit their patronage to the dane
inv academy which will commence on the
flrst Monday and Saturday IN October, at
the Odd Fellows Hall. Number OF lessons
twelve. hours lor lhdles, Misses anu MAJ
hours eight TO ten p. IN. same evening. Tu-
ition ten dollars payable In advance, unless
otherwise agreed upon ut the time OF enter
pnce Yours, NC,
Spt23doctll PROF. GEORGE.
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