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nERE AND THERE.
All OF the Northern Trnnst Company 4 boats will
hereafter call at Duncan City, old Nacklnaw, and
Chnhuygan while en- route far Hilwnukec..,,T The
Government n1,cIalr are making Arrangements 10
tnild two lIglt .llouech at tho mouth Of Saginaw
River. anl have lhc old light discontinued. The
new lights will also bo used an rnngea.. The lug
Crusader, finding littla to do 1t Uswcgo. has gone
west In search Of bin bonanza. The tug has gone
to Duncan City, whero X vii, be stationed during
The prc.rnt season. .Eaya The detroit ToA !:
"it was reported at Tawas City On Tncsday
morning That a <c.sel waa ncen nbout 10 miles
dishnt from Tint place, At 4 o'cloe1; that MORN
n1air mill the arrival uf the ttn,r Irnlon from
hay City. In tho afternoon. The ol'ccra Of that
ve*sel reported pn.slnE .evcral tnattrcrct' blank.
t's ts, T.. hstls @ va "; CAT M '2o ,!s,n,
Ecthtf md loading tue cargoes Of grain which
we're. rayei' trum the scbr .Er'dgrwatrr and
hrg lelmIco, when They went sahorc Ia thn Straits
& M sr asne cv h.uns Sinns M
riolcd hir job and loaded The srhr t,tcrn i1.y.
dhe smoan of Ersn ,ayea war Seeut ooo bu.b
81 s tn? Say. .'ssTnats' ns IT, Zen ~
r!oss, which lef. Gleseland tor sas
was ssrnck by sudden ,7uall when tome nniles
nIt. mud tr barccr were fcnttcrcd In
When lasi seen they wcrs AZ under fnll Fall, and
Ind mt t"rn picked ur by thc steamer. Thu schr
Mediterranean, wh!th sunk in Sisg.rn River. wut
pnmpea out by the tug Duyton and lowed to Pratt
4 C0. n dock, l,'ack 1snck. where she discharged
trrday an! taken up 10 tho CnfDn Dry.Doek for re-
rairs.... Yesterday afternoon snrnc Ecycn hremcn
tn tho employ Of the Tug As'oc!atfon str1ck for
q $40 md hnur which they were receiving.
Their demands were mot accedcfl 10 and In ahnrt
time tsles places were lenpUrart1y Oiled vi I'll other
exception, returned nud were .et to work ut the
Ad uliCe.
, 1876-05-20
ADJUSTMENTS.

WEST CHICAGO CHORAL. UNION.
Tho Choral Union of West Chicago Is to ba
congratulated upon The suecess attending It's
first appearance Iicforc The public, which took
place Inst evening Mt The Un1on Park Congrcga-
tionu1 Church. The choir Of Centenary Meth.
olst Church. consisting of seventy voices,
assisted hy some thirty picked voices, r.ndcr tho
direction Of Mr. Orlando BlNclsInan, gave two
performances Of "The Messiah D." last December,
which were SO successful that The idca WIS con-
cciycd OF forming Choral Society on the West
aile, which was to be tho local pride Of all
IT, Seassf sne Il tho cge % Gaa unnu nuf'
reiiearsal Took rIace nIunt FcS. b. IS. s. The as
Chorus, as at present organized, consists Of
some ninety yoles' d detributesl u fSIlows: rs
There arc few, II my, lending voices, but all
arc quite fresh and aGf-rcIialt, the altos being
especially tine, anu tic tcuors much aloro the
ays1as. Tug ,praKfasnfmo me- aHt sysnnE wue
son. and s!ende!ssolln's "El!jah." The
They Known "0, First Created nca'n;' "Let
s5 HSS cefs Ill., sqfs G1nse: ronS and en TT. nos
Israeli" md axe Tint Shall Euduru.n Tie
society deserves credit for bringing ont tho
clor,scs from "Samson," whiel, aro almost
out all t1le grand effects Of lIandc's grand old
music and tic almost dramatic effects Of Men
dclssohn's music ahould be ITO Encouragement
to tllctn, for chorus TINT Inns practicsd but
three months cannot be Bupposcd TO do tho
work Of older aocIeslcs. Tho "samson II
ctlorl,Ees were for the most pnrt weakly sung for
40 many yofecs, whilo tho "Eii jalIn cllosuses
lnckel the requisite Hight md shade. Neither
the !" l1c, Watching Over Israeli" or "1Ie That
Shall Endure " choruscs were sung with tho
rich and pure, but sublncsl aid planissimo
qta1!ty Of 1onc that they require, wiilc the for
Mer dragged heavily, tho piano accompaniment
tn It being poor. II The chorua did not succeed
In giving the correct colorIng to Its work, II Ger
tanly deserves credit for knowing Its music 10
well, for precision III attacking ita work, for
keeping In tune most OF tile time, and for tho
nm eye on the conductor throughout.
The solos, which utmost Ulttnulnlered The
ctor,lscs, were not up to tic standard Of the
choral work, and consisted Ut ut Is Enough,n
by Mr.. L. h. stnrkwcathsr, md 40 Rest IN tho
Lordt" by Miss N: hom1ncise, both from
"Eliiah u; "Total Eclipse" "Slnco Light SO
Necessary. Is to Life" from "Sanlsou,h sung
respectively by Mr.. ILolhrook md Mrs. +. N.
Smith. While all tlle solo voices were agree-
TINT tho solos were all rather weak aud fiat
The beautiful trio "Llft Th!uc Eyes" sung By
Mesdanscs Jackson and Smith mud Miss n. Koai-
the greater part cut Of tune. The oskan
nccoinpnninscnts were played by A. J. Crcewol1,
and the plano nccoinpanltncnts by Mrs. NJ. +.
Cole. The ulidfcnro was enthusiastic, nppre-
utmost. There was altogether too much
6pcccl,-Inaking before the concert md between
the two parts Of Il to be agreeable to musical
nulfcucc In warm Mcnthcr,
, 1876-05-20

=, Iha nreu1r IandtltbEatt has latc1y given to
~ tne world v most Interesting pleco of inforna-
1pn; 1,ipn; Who IL the richest man In Ocrn,any1
Most peJsoM would say Il. nnthBehllu,
ps aotao iongxesccnacA 1criIlan Barun. III
WANG. Tia rls:llest mnn in Prussia il neither
ooaanktr nor neblc, but plain KrupjA tbs maker
~ sannons. Krupp, tho guniMakcf, pays more
.neome tax tlMn my man in PraAstn. lie pnya
sss4le Of proats exceeding 6,000,000 rnaTks,
u about 81 $50 0Q0. It Ii true that It u Wllls-
pete4 ~ Holfotilclal circles tat Krupp, tho gun
iiIntl. i1atl. has partner WHY shares his ga!ns It'll
nxe*sse contributes his quota toward tho pay
"a y known unto inen ~ the Ger1nan noyerli-
tIntshs, ~ I, tmpeFsoMated by pstnca Ris,narek atsA
ttas Emperor Wllllaln. Thu rtcl, man may, th61e-
tVte1 not By aa WeultAY Us he appears to 10.
, 1876-05-20

Mrs. A. 7. stowart and Jul9e Hilton haEo ar.
it'll church 10 Mr. stuwart Il. Tho incst quarter
pf GuFdcn City, Long island, The vlur,li to bp
both . tomb or niausolcum for Mr.. H.ewArt'e ~
lnallls. anl U monument u, hls memory. The
to bp used ss such by all WHO wish IL attend 1t,
Ihc re,A4Ina of Mr, Stewart will bS removed to
l., Snl buried IN vault eonncttEl with It. Tha
@ @tnaIallg will 10 surrounded by gro4nlls souo
tters, EllrubFery, sntf lnyers, aud would be "
ettF1etlya ~ natufu ap4 art GU, nuke them, a
es4ls%.n's e1I,s..n pa'souaga Ssll bo built ou the
, 1876-05-20

correspondent a1so lcseribea some aermona which
wcro ntidrt,actf tn f1tc aascnh!ed pilgrims, mp
palent1y with considerable offcct III one tho
praa.lcr urged his hearers 70 lave a little In.
terc0,irsr an possible with Christians, and to
wonls pruluccd 80 tns1cl, romornc In soina Of tho
p1ETin1s that M llo rode Awny they threw thcn-
selves under Ills hotac's honfs. Another prtdct-
Cd that within tho next ten years tho whole Of
aud Tint tho Bultan VI Constautinople would
e"iIqucr tl!c custcrn portion ot tho continent,
Including KCnk
, 1876-05-20
LAKE MICHIGAN.
4

Only two cafgoca Of lumber were ut tho mnrkct
last evening. Orders were given yesterday to re-
move thc sehr Falcon still further out In the lake,
there In some danger yet In her present position
Of running atoul Of her...,A ncw steam yacht In In
the course Of construction at Bntcs shlpyurd. The
.evcr bnt at this pozt....Tbe tay Mophes Of Dun
hams Line, becoming wrHry of lying tLc hart'or,
a.asted out yesterday morning IN nGarch OF some.
thing tD do, anl before she got to Milwaukee she
succeeded In picking up four vessels, which she
towed trlnmphantly Into this tnElos, unch to tt,s
onyy Of the other tugs In the rlses, which arc
VIII probably become Il common matter for tugs to
20 u fnr ns Milwaukee In acnrch Of tows. There IA
nothing like ene1l'riae -. The tehr O.: G. Finnoy
Dry. y.Dock Company. She will haro un entirely
ncw deck, pink shear, ,stnnchions.. and rail-
When she coiloa out she will BIZ a. good ns now.
WOODEN BOTTOMS Fs. tHoN ONES.
TIE prop japan OF the Anchor Lino which nr.
rived here yesterday, received a wooden bottom
over tho iron one at DutYnlo during the winter.
Though mucl hue and cry was made ut lrst about
the superiority Of the iron stcaucrs, yet II has becn
found TINT woo1el-bottomcI oncs are better able
to weather severe gn!cs. Besides, II an Iron. hot
Of tho Mcrcl,nnt which fpundcrcd IN Ilaclnc reef
last scaaon. i r. dlfcult mattcr to grt her on
asa!n. In striking battom ulc wood gives md y
1t comes Ia contact with rock, IL 70 broken TINT
nine times ont nf ten tho vcshcl founders. Tho
new Improvement on TIC JRran l,an been made ~
tho weasel oil thc other Iron oats Of tho Anchor
Linz Will have their bottoms itncl with wuutl. The
work the Japnn cost the owncrs nearly flo, 600.
TIE ALNATnOss.
The Albatro.s Is the uau,e Of a now fahing.tug
which John Grcgory, the eminent shlpbnillcr, haa
constructed nt Doottte & Olcott'a ship.yarI, near
Van Durcn street bridge md which Will bc launch.
cd in few days. Bhc IL Of beautiful moc1, an,l
eaceently adapted for tic huslless In which stu Il
70 embark, 'tsr Owners nro MchArs sesnl.z =
s!Qns: 50 fuct keel. IL fcct beam, u.s feet hoil.
, 1876-05-20

1joi. sALK-a.s1 rEF.r FRONT on WEST ADAMS.
i between MfncflrAt9F ard toi!cy bts. Nr!cc low;
terms to tu. Tlslsone Of the h':.t pieces fnr tn:
faSa!lcat.
IjoI: sAr.E-5oxiS6 oS oAK,Av., NEAR CORNER
J. rIf Stanntont rptth front. i
3,x1G5 on Calumet. hppos!c thoHc marble tronts
e6uth Of Th!ry.th!rd'ht. No cash payment required
MEAD CuE, 1876 (.a5alle'ft.
7o1: sALE-nEST or! ExCIiAS corr AGK.
iMrns ~ ain'tt 81. ngxiy Hantsd. ysarf Lease
Ion sAt:E-0R ExcHASug-ro1s Hor:sEa, Nl!G.
l. Rts har1lcsS town lots Iu FL Iaso, Ill. Adrcsa
II. n. 1lA1ti.Is, dwight, iii.
11OI: sALg-sEyEEA1. ExTRADRDiSAKT nAIs.
ga!nh hh within or without the city limits. ESAI-
Az NA1sssES. lfhiltara0iH'st
TioJ: sALE-oSE or T1lE riErriEST HOMES
]! west 81 Lincoln lhsk. larEc lot, uees. etc All
dress nWSEii. care Carrier H.
1IO7i aALE-A Fli:Cf: or cENTilAL HUSlNEss
iew & sS'Xd XddGrsy. ddry = Tfat &C., 9s ce Da's' ''f
1|oI, sALl!-slLl:Nf,iII NAHGAiX FOR 4 FEW
s!nys.T~n-tfury llout. with lot i!nls,. lakD WA.
tGr beautiful 1n%H. ttc., S7.Hn. worth fi2,O0. T..
Z, WAltE. ~ WAshlngtnn.st.
i,oI. sAIE-ELEGAS'r COiINEH NEAlI UNION
J. TArk AdaEtcd tor n block Ut 1u,nscS. W0ni,l fur
ntsII 1nua 4nu Mnucy 10 improve TO responsible
PARTIES. AdlFcsH 4 H. Tribune utllcc.
Tor sA1E-sTy1.IsiI NEW HOUSE OS SOUTH
slc, unc bfock fr,m depot. lake wafer, Furnished
hnnplste, s5.ut. lot G01tau. 10 and Il. Address
\ ~, ft4hpnc OIDEG.
, 1876-05-20
TIE CHOPIN REC1TALS.


The programme for Carl Wolfsolu,'s Chopin
recItal ut Standard Hall ts afternoon Is MS fol-
lows: Polona!ses III G sharp minor, aud E fiat
minor, op. 2u, Nos. aud 2; MAzurkas, + sharp
minor, q mator, G minor, and 0 minor; Taren-
tclle a Int major, op. 43; md Fantasie III r
minor, o,,. 4D Miss Emma N. Shaw will sing
the efollowtngs gsongsof Mcnlc!ssohn: "Zutcika,"
."sun Of tho s;lee;Elless,"" "Cralle Song" and
o'clock,
, 1876-05-20
FINANCIAL

Special Dispatch 10 The Tribune.
FoaT WAYNE, l1,d.-Thc failure OF Henry B.
Ayers. druggist, was announced to-day.
Liabilities abuut $4,000; assets not statcd.
, 1876-05-20

Props Roanoke. Pas.aie, Dem Richmond
..Cr-props J. iettsehy. Porter. Chamberlain.
foAcnitc md cnns0t. Mary. prtnglc md hasgcsi
achrs H. q. Hyde, Teupcat. Marco Polo.
WINn-aouth light; weather fne.
, 1876-05-20
WI]NTED-TO RENT,


11rASTE1>-TO ItEST-A SMALL COTTAGE OR
" suite uf ruotua fur lfGff hUusckespH. lFcntEnt
tn Madlson:tt !n1Hv t,A inoTfiIs NJ u south
ianal.st. II. t. JOHNSON.
w Thlrty-nit.st. nn cast Ut boulevard cheap. AL
dress, stating terulA J. c. LONG. l7x3 tsktc,st-
, 1876-05-20

.lfs SOUTH CLAl:k,sT... HErwEEN IASn0LFll
r ~ atsr sffs,Sds s q Gs ,t1. as
Jqhpx,ptA st IT. Meletar's uillvaxfy. 81, ID Kart.
~. SurSt!ys, ,e4A. 4hesI@ VsiY nj IL tbs ei'y
, 1876-05-20

=, HutkRI9N OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Homo Nn-
1'ana! bank Of chcago M Y. The Highland Park
Henry Ucttmann, $G14.
jupuz 0AHY-elinrcs t. F. Harder ct al. W. Mo-
Tomsass i. sed Euuna i. nannaSs. Sss e. Il s y: w.
jrpaf JAAgaoN-City ". stone; verdict for de-
teadants for &lu, 76o, n damages Tor pruning Cal
cfRcuIr CouHr-Jupue No0Kus-u D. J.. llois-
erHa August Erasin, $3n.
Juno4 lsuurM-Aum,ol Italo ct n. w. Dewitt
Grcger, 81, nB0. 67-I. l.. {urhor vt al, Albcst
u Hudnian; Judgment for SUD tl5 aud 81, 45 cos4
seetarca. Chicago Enran9 Aiail Company W.
same; judgment for s1tl5 90 and 81. ~ costs T1.
ss!Sos@Sd;-S. sS @ u. kmbaEk W. Dewitt e. CrrEtcr,
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1t is Found at Lasts

SOMETHING NEW UNDER THs SUN.-A nav
era Is dawning upon the life of woman. Hith-
erto she has been called upon to suffer the
Ills OF mankind and her own besifias =.
The frequent and distressing irregnlnritias
peculiar to her sex have long been to her the
'direful spring Of woes unnumbered.
In the mansion of the rich and in the hovel
OF poverty alike woman has been the constant
yet patient victim of n thousand ills unknown
to man-and these without n remedy uOb
Lord, how long!" in the agony of her sonI
main she cried. But now the hour of her re-
demptlon IL come. She will suffer no move
Tor DR.: ). Bradfclds Female Regulator
woman Best Friends for sale bv all ro-
spectacle Druggists throughout the land a.
Pl'oo per bottle. In another column of this
newspaper will be found some itereat;n0
particulars concerning the Female Regulatos
and other information highly important to
woman. "
Near MARIRTTA. Ga. March q 1870
MessrS. VIM. Root s. Sons:-About ona
year ago bought n bottle of Bradfeld,s Re-
male Regulator from yOu, for one OF INV
daughters who had been suffering with aun.
pressed mcnses for ONE time. / have bad
several physicians attending, but met with NO
success until was persuaded to buy bottle
oil the Regulator, and it is the very thing for
winch II is recommended. She is now in ner-
feet health. hope all suffering females viii
at least try one bottle and have health again
Very respectfully, d. DORRINS
March 0, 1876 27
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NOTICE..
u. S. INTERNAL. REvENL E
Special axes,
MAY l, 1876, to APRIL 80, 1877

TbNlIE Revised Statutes of the United States.
il Sections 1892, 3237, 323S and 3239. re.
Quirc every person engaged in any business,
aVocaton. or employment which render him
liable to Special Tax. to procure and place
conSpicuously in his establishment or place
OF business Stamp donating the payment
of said Special Tax .or the Special Tax Year
beginning May /, 1876, before commencing or
continuing business after April 80, 1876
Ihc Taxes embraced within the provisions
of the law above quoted are the following, viz:
Rectihers, 5000 90
Dealers, retail liquor, 25 90
Dealers, wholesale liquor, 100 on
DeaierS III matt liquors, wholesale, so 90
Dealers in malt liquors, retail 90 90
Dealers in leaf tobacco, % 90
Retail dealers in leaf tobacco, 500 90
And on sales of over 81 900, fifty cents
forcycry dollar in excess of ST 900.
Dealers in manufactured tobacco, 90
Manufacturers OF stills, 80 90
And for each still manufactured, 20 90
And for each worm manufactured 2OOO
manufacturers oftobacco, 1000
Manufacturers Of cigars, 10 90
Pcddlars of tobacco, first class (more
than two horses or other animals) so 90
Peddlers of tobacco, second class 1.-TWO
horses or other animals) % co
Pcddlers of tobacco, third class Zone
horse or other animaN Is 90
Pcddlers Of tobacco, fourth class Ton
foot or public conyeyanoc) 1000
brewers of less than 800 barrels, 80 90
Brewers of 500 barrels or more, 100 90
Any person so liable who shall fail to com
ply with the foregoing requirements will be
subject to severe penalties.
Persons or firms liable 10 pay any of the
Spcc:a! Taxes nemcd above must applv to l..
CASS CARPENTER, Collector of Internal
Revenue at Columbia, S. c., and pay for and
procure the Special Tax Stamp or stamps
they need, prior to May |, 1876, and without
further notice d. u PRATT
Commissioner Of Internal Revenurc.
Office of Internal Revenue,
Washington, b. c., Feb. 1, 1876.
March 20. 1876 20 m2a2
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SHERIFF. 's SALES.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF PIoKRNs.

Rf virtue of on execution to me directed.
AZ Will sell before the Conrt House door.
At flcKens Z. H., on saleday in April next,
the following property, viz:
One Hundred acres, more or less. situate In
pickens county, on Weavers Creek, waters Of
Ooienoy River, adjoining lands of f------------.
Levied on as the property Of Lemuel A. Hows
ara, vs. W. s. kirksy, Administrator Of James
Keith, Deceased. !
TEENS CASH. Purchasers to pay extra
for papers.
J. RILEY FERGUSON, s.p.o.
Mar. 9, 1875 27
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Tlle State OF South Caroline
PICKENs CoUNTl
By /. II. PAiipot, Jud,e of Probate.

By /. II. P,Lpot, Jmd,e of Probate.
WHEREAS, Mary j. Freeman and Benton
Freeman, hath made suit to me to grant them
Letters OF Administration on the Estate and
Effects of B. i. Freeman, deceased
The kindred and creditors of tho said B. l..
Freeman, arc therefore cited to be and ap-
pear before me- in the Court of Probate, to be
holden at Pickons G. Hon Friday, the 7th
day of April next, Mt IL o'clock, a. m,
TO shcw cause, if any they have, why the said
administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and zeal this, the
% day of March A. D., 1875.
|. II. PIlLPOT, J:r.pC.
March %, 1875 30
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Pickcns Democratic club las about
80 members, WHO have signed the cone
stiiution and thereby pledged thom>
selves TO support Democratic candi.
dates. Names are daily coming in.
Mr.. w. IT, McFalI will wait upon all
who desire to become members.
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GASTAT0E PEABODY SCHOOL,
NINE TIMES, s. G.

NINE TIMES, S. g.
NNIIE prcsant session of the above School
Il opened January Sd, 1876, and will con
tinue thcreirom the scholastic year.
Terms of tuition per session of ten months.
For Primary Department, $500
For intermediate Department, 90
For Advanced Department, 760
Board in the best Of families can be had at
from five to seven dollars per month No de.
duction made for lost time, except in cases of
proracted sickness. No student admitted
into the school, except by subscription.
For further particulars, address the Prin
cipal at Nine Times.
JNO. o. WALLACE.
Jan 81, 1876 21 3m
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NOTICE.

a PPLICATION will be made to g. d.
a Keith, Clerk of the Court, for Charter
!commencng from this day. for the MeohSn.
IcHl &c Union at Easley Station, South Caroline.
0. II. c. SMITH, president,
p. W. LEECHE, Vice President.
=, j. IL. cox, Sec'y & Treasuror'
March Q, 1873 90 ror'
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0a1- Richard II. Dana, Jr., tho new
minister to succeed Schoncl< in Eng.
land, is said to be distinguished
scholar and author Ilo is son Of
the poet Dana, distinguished law
yer, and has travelled around the
world. "Two Years before the Mast /"
and "Six Months in Cuba" arc his
productions. This is said to be one
of tho best appointments Grant has
ever made. He ought to make a good
one now and thon.
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SHERIFF's NOTICE.
TAX EXECUTIONS.

NHE Treasurer has lodged in my Office, q
"A number of Tax Executions which by law,
am required to levy.
Parties will please call and settle, and save
further costs and Inconvenience.
j. RILEY FERGUSON, s.p.o.
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DeA~ BcIknap has boon indicted by
the Grand Jury. Penalty, fine of
twice the amount received and three
years in tho Ponitontiary. Trot 'om
IN.
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0ry-Eooas and Groceries.

Which they propose to soil at bottom
prices, rs the following pricos indi
cate:
Factory Yarn, S12G per bunch.
7-8 Shifting, 8 cents FER yard.
3-4 Shifting, 81 cents per yard.
Liverpool Salt, Sl.65 per sack.
Sugars, 8 to 10 pounds to the dollar.
Rio Coffoo, best, lbs to the dollar.
Good Tobacco, at 65 cents per lb.
Flour, Family, 81 90 por barrel
Q. II. Baltimore Bacon, 13 cont, per
pound.
All other things in proportion. AL
ways in the Corn and Cotton Market;
and other produce taken in exchange
for Goods.
Guanos of the best on hand. Call
and examine before purchasing
Respectfully,
RUSSELL, MARTIN & CO.,
March 2, 1876 26
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Southern. Home,
School FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Greenville St, Anderson, s. O.

Miss s s. \ I. ROBINS; RoBiNsoN, Principals
MIssfL. BUTLER, Music Teacher.
EN1RST Session commencing on the Ath OF
IL January, 1879.
TERMS PEA sRssIoN OF SIyH MONTHS.
For oil the Higher Branches, including Frenoh
Latin and Greek, and Mathematics $l6 90
Intermediate Glasses 200
Primary Glasses 500
Music 90 90
Drawing and Painting 20 90
Board per month, exclusive Of washing
and lights l2 80
Parties boarding with the Principals will
receive Tuition free for one session. 4. Z
For further information, addcess
Mrs. j. V. MOORE, t'
March 8, 1875 27
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g=Y" We publish on our out side
some fine articles on tho rascaitios
at tho Federal Capital and other
places. Read thcm, and SEQ what Re-
publican rule and Grantsm are doing
for tho nation. A Democratic House
of Representatives are fishing out, and
bringing forth the Radical rascaitios
to light. Republicanism has proved
itself n failure, beyond all question,
and it is to be hoped that, in the com
ing campaign, the American people
will riso up, rs ono man, to something
like a just conception of tho real siLu-
alton, and hurl from power those who
havo brought tho Government, both
National and State, to the borders of
dostruction-a shame and reproach
to all civilized nations.
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baS' WalhalIa is tho longest town
breadth.
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R@- The reason tho Legislature docs
not adjoprn, it is said, is because the
Treasurer cannot pay tho balance duo
members on their salaries. They
have voted themselves the phosphate
royalty of 100000.
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Notice !!

GENTLEMEN, come up and SETTLE. If
VI you don't, look out. No excuse hcreaf-
ter. 4 word 10 the wise is sufficient
DIR. a. j. ANDERSON,
ALSO,
All persons indebted to Drs. A. j. Ander
son & Son will call and settle.
A. j. ANDERSON s. SON.
March lG, 1876 % If
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l|BNAH4 SRYTTA WNIHlNT,
FINAL SETTLENHE EMF.

NOTICE is hereby given that Lucy II.
IN Brock, Administering of the Estate of
w. G. Brock, has this day applied to me for
leave to make Final Settlement of said Es,
tate and discharge thcrefrom, and the same
will be heard Mt my office, at pickens Court
House on Monday, l7th April next.
| II. PHILPOT, J.P.P.c.
March 16 1875 %
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[ am still Agent for the "EURE>
KA" FERTILIzER, one of the best
in tho market
Price payable in cotton at 15c. 1st
Nov, $4,000 per ton.
Price payable iu currency 1sl Nov,
$500 per ton.
Price payable in cash on delivery,
$4750 per ton.
Freight $500 por ton, to be added
to this point, and must be paid in
cash.
Last but not least, let mo impress
it upon those who are due me on ac-
count for 1875, that need tho money
and MUST HAVE SETTLEMENTS.
Pay up at once and favor me as [
favored you.
NJ. w. FORD.
EAsLEY STATION, S. C.
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