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WISCONSIN POULTRY SHOW.

HpffiaE NH0ateh 70 TkN Chka01 IFI5uns,
MILWAUKEE,, Fob. 2b.-The Btats Poultry AZ
soclatlon'a AnuuAl exhibition will Open here for
public inspection Tomorrow. It MAJ opened to
members to-day. To-nlgat nsarty all the birds
sso In place. The uhow Of birds Ia excellent
both ~ regards quantity and quality. Ihs prin-
cipal exhibitors arc J. D. A!eott 7. Hcloen, q.
II. speor, WA, Collins, Milwaukee,; II. J. John-
ron, lIartland Byron Rove, Dsook!isld J.. u.
Harry, lIackensask, N. J.; Andrew nurg,y..
aud Edward Moran. NORTH Milwaukee; w. II,
Hamilton, Sun pratSie bryant l. Oagool. :,:.
Paul. alnn.; 8. A. phllbrook, Brookhaid 8. H..
Hamilton, phi!bxook, and gaamous have Tho
largest aumber Of pens showa Nv slaKk sskl1at~
on.
, 1875-02-27
The Proposition for a IleaAIess National
Government Again Heard From.
Insane Extravaganza Of the officials Of
the lunatic hsylums.
The State Isnnrl Of Equalization
Getting Many Hard
Knocks.
ILLINOIS.
HOUSE.
1NTLHkKT DtLL,

sreeis! Dfsrath 10 Ths Chieaaa Tribune.
srRlSuF1Etp, ILL.,, Feb. 2o.--Thu House this
morning took up and pasaed the Foreign Corpo-
rhtlons Interest bill. designed 10 cuabls foreign
corporations to recover Oh !nnns a1rca1y mads, or
that shall hereafter be male Tue rate of iutcseBt
allowed By theslaws Of t!lls State. Ths Till AZ
amended aud sent to tin Sonsto Is rs toliowa I:
1Mlt for aei to asc,,4 SIC. OF act entitled
INTEREST," IN Ma1en 1 T. It5@ iss '' 'Ns '1se OF
hkcs1oS i. liz 1t enacted by The people II the State
Of Illinois rapre-ensea In ,c Ganoral Assr'nby That
6oc. u an act entitled "An act to revise tho law u
D: 1874, 10 amended 10 read as follows:
hEc y. Wl,cH amy written c3Et:aet, wherever PSF
able. shall a,e Lccn sla! h, ,ads III ibis slate Of
between citizens o. corioratou. Of this State, or
corporation Of auy osl,cr State Territory or country
tor shall ts PeeHrrd by mortgage or sTusdtc lands
ia thls sIase, such contract may bear any rats Of
traetei for by person. corporations In this State;
Provided. however, that SUCH rats Of Interest sAan
mt exceed 10 psr cent TT annum; and II my such
tu receive greater rate u Interest discount than 10
per cent urnn any anch c"ntr.ct such PERSIA
irLcltl " bo received, AMI hla be entitled uy to re-
Tho principal sum due n such person curpora.
tsart for money aue o. o~lag III thia s:at,.'
Rgc. 2. [EaERnENcr.1 Whereas, by reaa.n Of an
e1.s!F sGs!f"y tn ses ~ ef !he ss .p.ore
tn n. take effect Immediately: t.spfore thi~ act
tlui take gcct and be foscs from and after ~
Iasasge.
SPECIAL LEGISLATION.
The Quincy Court -uouao bill, 40 amended "a to
n,oto cortai I'm. ~ a,nl;oa n -, ot,,ar ,i,oo
WAS takon up and passed..
TIE AcErNALors AMENDMENT
again brought to the notice Of the House by
4 motion To 70 into Coau,itteo of the Whole on
wca,oa,,,r oveD,nc noYt mas. w,,, h,. ,,o,aa
w. , I'os 49, ."o's WV ~ "u'sa
ios 'ast asa poe, oesta OF tho Aeephalo1sla'ocy
hR1 tot duly estimated tha irreaittlbla fervor
with which the statesmen hers assembled grasp
sny aid eyery ouportuni.y for eooutint. or.torv
VIA, I'm ,vsx nd noe. vo,a c.,,o1 ,na r,ot;ar
"A. ~. NJ ~. -. =, D"Ia .1e "'ot'on
waa eaff'ea oy ~ 70 W anu On wednesday esan-
lug tho stop-cocks will be opcued and tue oratory
will fov.
r..,yc THE c.r,7,1, or A1,rx.
..ors.,ts s,,.s r,.a;... os.."...;S,' -
"o"h't 10 'ao oFeien Corporations ln1cFest
bill passed, Wood introduced q resolution, Which
whs adopted instructing the judiciary Committee
,o roport ghs, lscjsation Ia nocossarv tn sub,eot
~ aton ,l,o ,,,oror. ~ fo-a,r,, r,-,,-n,,n,s
W ."AAson , soe m'noss .. .o'e'sn cosPotA1'on'
aud Ganital loaned IN ths State IN the sans mau-
hcr TINT tllo moneys OF Residents aIo taxed.
AsLAIE noAno @ OF 3t: EnucAIioS.
Inc Go1nHalttoe Oh ssat3 lnst4tlE!ons reported
, 1875-02-27
GEORGIA.,



ATLASrA, Ga, Fab. 91.-1'ho Legislature has
declared unconstitutional, null. and vold] tho
second serles Of s5Jo,o00 In the bonds in,lorsod
by tho sta.s In 1870 Issued to tho Macon 4
Brunswick llailEoad, said Endorsement having
been declared binding by tho Legislature Of
1879. Tho tlrst aerios ol bonds, amounting to
elY5, 000, ass declared valid aud biudlng on tho
Hkste,
, 1875-02-27

tnat df thd Elbtel, Al OF WHICH fctHtCk~
fullT submitted. " order Of Tue D'astl.
J, N. NALk1a, President.
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COM.
PANT.
THE ANNUAL, nEPoRT OF ITS DInECrOnY.
Special Dspath 70 The Chicago Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb. N.-In accordance
NTH tho suggestion Of The Special Committee ot
Btnckhodors appointed At tho last annual meet
Ing, tic 1oard Of Directors Of tho PonnHyl-
vana 1,ailtosd Company llayo published In a1-
vance, for tho information of shareholders. tho
ANIMAL report Of the board Of Directors, whicl.
will bo presented at tho annual meeting Of the
Company 10 be hold March .. Tho following IL
= full abstract Of tho report:
The total earnings and s.pen.es of shs main limo
from rttsburE to lhilaAalpz, tncl','ng br.nch and
lsa.sd lines. aila from h!!aelii. 10 stw Y"rk, III
4 Deawars 1'allroa.l and tlsmEngton lsranrl,,,
s%4 ~s4. from ,ssv. s rh;as' otsl, tt.a. + Gs Is ss
rtrs, s;2s.s'3iJ: o1pres. matter, sss:.e?2..i:
ea1s ta1 e.rnns. s' Il ihe ~ Bsiama1s l,raa csnal'
sI,32osl39o. Total 42797 Tlie txirn.c., in.
s,l. eas =. Il. s;sg Il. ,s sans s net Iss
1a .iuas o+t Is s;Eqs' ss 'Ss?n
fS1 e7eFs TT Ds'awar. .'' .ros s f"r @ s Gy siisa
Actual incroase Of net earningt o. oil lines saHt Of
l1thonER LOT Ast aAe t"la c.tnlh9 anti
IS,! taS ~. OF eosSe M sSs ,nroax4
o9 s ysar s ~ so re:s M.
:;:, Ss: :a:s!s: :sii's% i. -,
.s ae rot tfss ~ s4 'ess' Culinary . ss s,s
aud west of rittnarg: drops earnings of oil l!rrs
1of ~. sIrei.ses' ,9eiaalns tentala,
s.ssls,5o;.s7 Ths 5Sysnne. a.d s1!s..e. Of ,o
,n nam s aewse y. IT, paerns s,a 1ha @ w'sa
v s.ssa:ss, u nj ss!s!ss: :5ss
t2ias. ihos. o. y TT IL wsFS:
~ o1 Il 's Sse @
distance 5svssi y s,sh passenger xa; 5l9 ma;
freight noyo iGl,ldns ~ ios q tas Au other
sin r ~ f sa, ri 4 mss ts EN- en-
aoos ~ tons showing aeescas. ot esos'3 tons. or
sans ss er cent Tho decrease n eoal Tonnage VA
o TIa r.%s sSa sess ol 81 a1sos Ms, ~ FS
cent Of e rseeps Tne earnings m os tho ,snitsl rail-
Trenton j. l:al!ros liz a r. al 70 mile. s sss
ta mo1s nm5se 1t ssssussrs eaFc IL 1s;s ya:
7sa7,9l7 snt ~ I n le1s % WY Soo9o! sh1wang Dc.
crease Of loi12o Or about Per cent. The average
'a's Seins so aes Il y e asa lin % ID ,ss Ill % Ths
GLIDING ln,aV tons OF iuel anI other
a9f .e ~ a y n nie ~ so19 ~ tom"
@ ~ - ,a hn ~ "v", ~ I,r.ae 'e III ~
tons' or nhout i31 her cent Tlo pctua. cort Of On
sfsnK e uns lsos0aGa 1t New @ aestsY nru,g
paii,snx mi Intrraat on nronertv mi c1rlmit, ss
T,aJ. wv iI.IsuaN ~ nIrupsts. en ~ >e
IT, rsseD. Tie c.tnnrs e. ia peag.Fs q
Can,I wcro r. :cO 5l9IJ: cxpcnse4 f7G Sii al: nnt
earuinRa. s5;2 III 60. Tic earnturs Of tGo phsie1
r!,a Ero Railroad In 1874 were or aho,t
,,ot cerntnes It oSs nos aarnipss for isl
3ias, 3o increase <64 Gi99I. tbs wGols number
Of i,asscpccrN carried III 1878 gas 717.aT1 and
a., 500 ,rn In
, 1875-02-27

lQI1l4. t63tsf11
THO average rate rcs mile exclusive Of mileage md
22.l0uo ccntR in 1879.
:1t.ssslpr Noa and s branches aud coMfsct'"us, II
shown ~ the fart that. commencing With tho yraF
i,44a tuns, upun which there laa bcsu xsoaly
incrranc 70 t,,s !re'cna tmc feacllng In tls seur
TRACK AND EQGtrMEST.
nent In tho character Of the tTack and equipment.
tho nocy Of tic Company mt to hesitate incur suy
teaaonaeIa ssreat;tro rhich might seam necesaary
m xlsdoa, # th. policy i nads arlte .pp,rent
y tha comparatively ANAL percentage 1f gross carn-
work donu upon tho track. md tbs improvement
during she ycar has becn greater and more rnurked,
ment Of 1915 found t1le lraek ani equipment III
usually good order and condition.
Tho s'psrintendsn's Of both track and equipment
arc deserving OF acctsl mention TO! the economical
dsessargsd tlcir sesera, duca ii f!s regard. Thora
haye bes put int9 hs trsek during the year. q a:sct
a Il as1a s n ts au"t se,1 naDe4 % e.
miles ot stes Fais nov III tae tsaek ass lo1oo A. BE-.
fore stated .o whole number q m'los q main tr.sk
year. 10 ls.loo miles Of track, making TIN whole
number Of nilea Of a!de-.rack now On tho road
the cloac Of last year-01 bo-loo miles =.
There have bean added othe equipment Of tito road
e1lcG inc MRk report ~ cars
~ oox and freshs cars il p!atfor aud coa osrs IL
eon'ucsor'1 aud way cars, aud ewsccllua and tool
The present equipment Of ths Company ia as fol.
losa: tnRInus 362 !; passenger carr. III: baggage.
mil. md exnrcta c4fs q; freight ears. .leo plat
snp s:1s xttstss nd nd sos sss.. pe-dfi;sr
Some .ddislonsl freight sars arc required to accom-
uolats tne buntnsss In oher respeets tho equipment
IL zdcqu1ts for present noecaatcs.
4f1N.
soun1.
There hare becn sold during tho year 73 3239 B5lo0
Il ss psr 4sss. and 1t t cot of y af aess
considcsabo reduction oil tho cost Of heslg In Tho
nss ~ pTSo. Sxsrs md an,oanna @ u .sS
have beoa cancelled; no TINT tue amount Of un#ol
isn.ls at tho comme,.sene,t Of ts year las been
sod isns, ~ oos 7a:loo acres. From, xhIch dsae.
80 Willie 10 booss now s's so~ ib ,hoe Lore
s2i tioo Thia discrepancy ariscs from
nmSar s Of sere. BY H. n1aa a1s ~ '' e1aS'
In caoh year. additional laHis have been certified to
@ as ut tes 1s
TIE RESULT or THE CHANT
10 acres may now bo stated approximately n fo4
W!,ote nu.aner Of .cres certified ur 70 Jun. .....
!, 1874 ttso 10 which Il uuaBVned. 319.1 10
Certified IN A................-....... l,ui0.o9
Giving who1o amount not dtsputcd... s4Q.ll9,44
Number u acrcs. litIu to which n dis
puted, but which, nevertheless, IL
thought ia 10 In tue Company. 100000
MadMg total nj. nf...............,..,.. as0,7lo.4l
FROM Which deduct amount Of salns up 10
Dec 81, 1884,. 267,098.18
Leaves balance unaold, ,....:........ 1Gs.oal..o
. Should thcso laals sell rupidly IN the future
hoy havo 1one n tla past year. khoul.l cxpoc At
Tho end Of couple Of years they will ~ substantially
eloacd out.
The recripts Of this department for tho year havs
tceu $3Gt ,JaQ.oo,
DISBURSEMENTS.
EoE oEN3Ca.s.. .*!ssa3t.ta
For ordinary expouses Of tbs ds-
partAeAk.. A0,9a7,b3 --.
--- x71 1oa. RI
, 1875-02-27
which may 10 reasonably ascsped II ts res; ii I'LL

WHICH nhy he Soasou4py accepted II tile re4S OF thl2
Thia ea.imael resls IL larger than the ono gvcn ia
tho former report. The difference is oeeAsionsl by
ciuh!ng tu tH statement tho Items Of ere4 pa suit
ptsttng cnntrarts and lsclug less vaua OF tho u-
soid lands Soma Of thu scsftesed lands have been r.
~ M oIa tes o s a III, a Il.
aboye statement hsvs leon estimated at 81 per ncts
aboyn the cost q sellinE which, y ytuw Of e prices
1t which lands haVo h!thsFto Gollt will not bs c0ns
The 9 n,oa!es ~ received from .nls grant .rc!by .ho
ten stssour @ hssT isallrosd isad Grant, ana % itosl
Mortgags bonds pledged FOR to payment Of tbs pEln
Issued s. 05s a50. TAo $j3B41.9l mentioned Ia tho
Uhlcsgo Burlington 4 quincy Railroad comp.uy, 10
thsn to bs invested In houd. for Tho s,ak1uR fund
created BY thu poy'sluas Of tue moEtssgo. On lbs
st y q ss, ' . % a. sia sd e. e;S.
amount u sso1, ,30o md cancelled. The balauee 70
mains III the treasury Of tbs Chicago, burlington
Quincy As!lsoa<l Company.
nAILnoAp IEuIsLA11oN.
The rsednt legislation ~ Iowa and Illinois,
States, aa not been repeaisa OF modlaod BY cgs!a-
tvs astion, nor l. It ltsy to ~ It thu .assion Of ts
nn as s. s
D. of enforcement Il H. would result ii Injury 10 iii
by srlera scIulesceucs ther proykious have nat 10
any great est.nt been obaerssl. Srto complained
VITA sasss PROVISIONS Hcfo PoSslhlS y Woa!a
not 10 demanded ~. tue gsnersl public. nor
by taosa aMmcdlately counactetl with ths
business Of your road TAs kind Of clans legislation
hss not ,u*t pane expset.uon, nor commanded gen
day these laws snust be altogether Esss'ed uo4-
Del iuta sush form and elss.eter = shall bring them
ysson and eontsol tho limits Of witch 70 hsvs
boen reasonably well denel by ths soutts Upon ths
onactlncnt Of thssa Laws, Il tbs purpose Ut your
Directors TO c.u4a th4r constitutional validity 10 "
essed = ths as1at opportunity. aults were Lsough
u both States for taA purpose. Two OF them have
, 1875-02-27
tCo,ast,a72.7e
ss4,B5,93l,07
{ G,82a,0ll.73
XVf <Ht t1Ito1
Sinking fund y. / n. IL
lllltl Graht.... .....s..... a5s ,6tS}+&9
r'roitt Ant1 Iose.............. 3tu,3t1.Ft

~ rriesenca 70 he a'atements Il IL. Treasurer and
H. al Is WI" h
NEW CONSTRUCTION AND EQUIPMENT
on the road durlng tbs year.
ny these exnenilturrs-toh5 14a "a Of which were in
couut hla been Increased sl,0oo. o.s1o.11
Thn principal temh of tbt%e expenditures havo bcsn
For new track Rie.iracl, inclnllng cost Ut
steel rail over iron 4ul 4siVu
iant Hhh fRus OF 1ua4!uuu
Ezcens 1t cost Vt NOW iran brtfgoa oycr wood
On a,.
AHl1e from expenditures At yarions pointa upon tho
line. the coat Of stncl rn!t Iron, An ts purchase
Of sous new equipment. renltrrl necessary ty tie
will 10 naalc during tho ensuing year. In rrnvidlng
suitable accommodation fnr tbs laaEcuErr traffic Of
tlIc road III tie C!ly al chtc13o.
rHEtuHr. ...
The wlols nt.nacr Of tons uf fre,Ht moved during
tho yesr, osc,uaiye Of Il!nois Cc,,sraI, Chtcagn iii.
hln,ie tnnesotn, and Company freight, vas 49,
G2s m that VI tue previous year Of tDJ 3s
tons. ..
ward, aud +93,251 tens eastward Of through freight
tcaYillH te amount Of }oc11 freight, eastward and
wtstwNrd, 1,s09,A3a TINS. Tho grpEs tonnsge gu
illinois Central itairosd, unier fhrir contract
with this Company, amounted to 32o,3a2 tons. And
the wlpio number of TONS rrceiycl aid delivered o
Tho Chicago, Dnhuquo a1!nnesota aud Chicago, oin-
tun Il Dubuque Roads anouitui to 8.2i0.
Tic rates III tile freight tuAnefs Of tEs year hare
been substantially maintained. Tha average earnings
nn io have bout 1t tue rats Of 101Du cents per
tha Last year, difference OF only 9-1o0 Of cent psr
ton tlcr mile.
Tho total number u passengers carried during ths
year was; an, ,o,
Westward. .........'..'..'.......... p33.o1o
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tho o1at Of pbbemto., 1874, IN both aases. wors -
follows:
Permanent Investments,
Bills and accounts TO-
celvablc, cash, and ma
tet!ai oti baud for future -.....
mso....."................ tco,a ast,a7a.7e
Capital stnck.. .E25t tG39,Ql2.W
noIsdcd liability, bearing
fntsrnst, lncIutiuR
l,raftch bombs. 27,3i5,825,oo
Scrip lsH,lcd to f'ay for
Northern GrosB-fio1dt
not bensIng interGAt..... 6s,2te.0o
Monthiy accounts. a35,al4.1t
--- $751; ,93l,07
LeariDg surplus Of. ts,s2s,0tl.7a
SURPLUS ACCorxrk.
Sinking find. ,1A1,744.e8
Income eaccoult....s...,... 3.o45.3I2.7
ts,l2e,7o7.s3
Sinking fund u. / n. IL
l1il Grlnt.............. ~, ,SG3+{1
rfoft Ah1 loss. ............ 3iu,1t1Gt
, 1875-02-27

ts,lR,737.S3

KunptuB ACCo.xTk.
Sinking fund. 81, III, ,144.a8
1ncOne account........,...3 3,9i5, ,3!2.7d
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DESIRABLE
Town Property for Sale.

II OFFER at private sale, in lots Of ten
Il acres, or as a whole, a Tract of about
81 acres of unimprovod Land, within
the corporate limits Of the Town OF An
dorson, and extending in parallel lines
from the Public Highway to the Blue
Ridge Railroad, between the land, OF
Mrs. Rucker and Thomas NJ. White
fivc-sixths being woodland, remainder
old folds, mostly grown up in pine tim
Der. This land is desirable for Ieslden-
ces, wood lots, or a village farm.
Also, as agent, tract Of lS7 acres situate
four miles South of the Town, adjoining
lands of Thos. Drake, estate of A. .. Norris
and others, nearly two-thirds woodland.
Also, in lots ranging in size from one
and half to two acres, the vacant lot
adjoining my residence. on the sldo next
to the business part of the Town: These
lots are designed for building lots, and
are]each situate on q street now or here
after to be opened. For descriptive plats
and terms Of sale, apply to -
B. +. WH1TNER.
Sept %, 1875 10 3
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BRIEF MRET10N.

We cal! tho attention of our readers to the
following advertisements, which appear IN
our issue of this week Lewis 4 Co., Barr
e. FAINT, McGrath & Byrum, VIM. Lee q co.
We are gratified to learn that Rev. Vim.
w. Mood has so far recovered from mis- re-
cent dangerous and protracted illness % to
contemplate conducting services in the
Methodist Church on next Sabbath.
We were shown boil of the Cheatham
cotton from Mr.. C. A. Reeds patch which
contained fourteen locks of beautiful cotton
and weighed three fourths Of an ounce.
Twenty of these bolls would weigh pound.
We have received copy of the Domestic
Fashion Gazette, published by c. A. Reed,
dealar in Dry Goods, Millinery, &C., Ander-
son, S. c., for the month Of October. 1t is
replete with the cuts of various articles of
ladies apparel
The gathering at the Providence Camp
Ground on Sabbath last was very large
and orderly one. Rev. O. A. Darby. Pre-
siding Elder, preached the eleven o'clock
sermon, and other interesting exercises were
had during the day. r..
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LIST OF JURORS.

The following is list of the petit jurors,
drawn to serve at the ensuing term of the
Circuit Court for this County:
Thomas Crymes, Harry Gaillard, (col.,)
Asa Hardy, (col.,) Charles Mcclellan, (col.,)
Richard Barmore, (col.,) John McCurry,
Albert McCrary, Levi ]. Burriss, J. T. G.
Jones, Hiram Greanlec, (col.,) John Martin,
Newton W. Parker, Richard c. Wilson, G.
L. McGce VIM A. Brownee, Primus Parks,
(col.,) John Long, Augustus Breazeale, (col., }
Daniel C. Carlisle, Joseph +. Moore, Berry
Wilmot, John H. Jones, Jack Nance, (col.,)
Benjamin Guyton, (col.,) w. S. Sharpe,
Moses Pepper, (col.,) c. B. Gilmer, w. G..
Watson, Green Jenkins, (col.,) w. L..
Broyles, Thos. H. Anderson, Henry X.
Crawford, Jesse W. Norris, Lawrence Multi
kin, Thos. H. Russell, John w. B. Orr.
The same grand jury which has served
during the preceding portion OF the year,
will, under the Law, DO continued until the
first of January next.
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THE INTELLIGENCER.
LOCAL MATTERS.
OUR NEW PRESS.

We print our issue of this week upon a
new and excellent Campbell Power Press,
which we have just received from the makers
in New York. 1t is something of 9 novelty
for this place, and has attracted crowds to
examine its mechanism and witness its
work. We are indebted to Messrs. Diver
& Burdgess, the experienced and practical
machinists of our Town, and to Mr.. B. c.
DuPre, publisher of the associate Ret~n'e's
Presbyterian, at Due West, s. c., for valuable
assistance in putting this complicated ma
chine together and preparing it for work.
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COTTON SHIPMENTS.

During the month of September last GAG
bales of cotton were shipped from the An
derson depot against 52S bales for the same
month last year. OF this number, 81 were
weighed by Mr. r. f. Reese, the Town
Councils weighcr, l25 by Mr.. J. B. Mc(icc,
the merchants weighcr, and 49, by Mr.. j. G..
Keys, the weigher upon whom both parties
agreed as a compromise. This is rather
large number of bales to have been sold SO
early when the price is SO low.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

The following is list of officers elected
to serve during the ensuing term in Ander-
son Division, No. !, Sons of Temperance:
E. B. Murray, w. P.
J. B. Clark, W. A.
DR.. w. G. Brown, r. s.
John NJ. Hubbard, A. K. $.
&c. c. Featheruton, +. s.
H. B. FAINT, Treas.
Rev. D. E. Frierson, Chap.
W. W. Keys, Con.
]. NJ. Payne A. G.
r. s. Crayton, /. S.
Joe Wilhite, O.S.
g. F. Tolly, Z. w. z.
J. Feaster Brown, Librarian.
WIN. D. Simpson, Asst. Librarian.
The regular installation of officers will
take place this evening in Temperance Hall,
at which full meeting of the Order is cx-
pected.
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MILLINERY GOODS.

TUST RECEIVED, a select assortment
O of Fall and Winter Goods, such as
Ladies' Hats and Bonnets, Feathers and
Flowers, Ribbons, Collars, Cuffs, &C.,
which will be sold at the lowest figures
for cash. Thankful for the liberal pat
ronage heretofore extended, ask my
friends and customers to examine the
stock and prices before buying elsewhere.
MISS DELLA KEYS,
Up Stairs, No. Brick Range.
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NEW FIRM.

THE Firm of Towers & Broyles hav-
ing been dissolved by A. r. Broyles sell
ing his entire interest to DR.. VIM. l..
Broyles, the business will be continued
under the same firm name of Towers a.
Broyles, by the subscribers, and we
would ask the continued patronage Nf
our friends and customers.
a. 3. TOWERS,
W. 7. BROYLES.
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Dissolution.

THE Firm of Towers & Broylcs, as
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Broyles, has been dissolved by mutual
consent, to date back 10 June 18th, 1878.
A. B. TOWERS.
A. r. BROYLES.
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