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CITY BUSINESS.
Hot and cold Baths Mt wilson's, No
Ala sim street, DECIDEDLY
where ana why?

This question is often heard ON our stfeelS'
and from facts well known TO those VINO
have visited the establishment, IL seems AZ
most miracle to hud every one VINO mas
invested at the New York Clothing House
speak 80 highly OF the house. Their coming
among Us In the very dullest season OF the
year, the extremely large stock they carry
the vast quantities of goods daily sold, are
puzzles for everybody; hence we hear, where
are they found? They come from New YORK
of the large manufacturing establishment OF
A. steinberg SO, 81 Walker street And
why can they command such trade? They
are importers and manufacturers OF all lhey
sell, and make 1t matter of Importance to
let every body find out that what they sell IS
the best and lowest in price, and have no
opposition in the city of Dallas, for they ale
daily represented in the b st market of the
United States, where, with cash, they can
II nd many opportunities for proper invest
ments. This house Is located at SOB Elm
street, Dallas Texas, where our merchants
from far and near can lay in their supplies
at exact New York prices. Special lines OF
Clothing, Cents Furnishing Goods, Boots
and Shoes and Notions.
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~ railway party, including Messrs
Durand and Waldo of the Contra
were in the city yesterday.
On Saturday Mr., j. b. Stone leave.
for Washington, carrying with him
the endorsement by the Council of hi.
proposition to donate lot for u postof
lice to the United States, the deed to the
property, and petition Of citizens tc
tue Postmaster General praying the
acceptance thereof Mr. Stones prop,
osltion is very liberal and public spir.
tied, and should be accepted.
MIR. and Mrs. IL. A. McCollum have
returned from New Orleans.
Captain Il. b. Easton, for years one
Of the most reliable and popular of the
Central Railway Company's employees,
Is in charge Of the general ticket office
here during the absence of w. X.
Wheelock, Esq,
Captain Robbins, u prominent bust
ness man of Corsicana, IL visiting our
city prospecting, with view of proba.
bly, settling here. To his friends here
this will be very pleasant Intelligence.
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Now is the time foriuycstmcuL LooN
at our list of choice prices. I2o acre,
in Dallas county at $3.50 per acre \
well improved form 4 miles from the
city at q bargain Improved farm OF
$50 acres. west Of the city ON the rory
Worth road, Mt $1,000 per acre. I"Si'
acres Of fine prairie land in Denton
county at $500 to $500 per acre \
well located and eligible stock farm OF
2,2l4 acres in Lamposscs county II,'20
acres of prairie and timber lands on the
Clear Fork Of the Brazos river m
Throckmorton county, at loc to SLVo,
Der acre. We have lands in nearly all
the counties of Northern Texas. Gun
list Of city property contains some good
bargains. Several desirable houses and
one good iara for rent, We wish to
purchase lot of ground on Elm street
between Austin and Poydras
GRAVES, DmBLE ~ Cook,
500 Elm street
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The walls of this beautiful building
are now nearly up, next week the ROOF
will be commenced, aud then the WORK
Of finishing the interior will be rapidly
pushed forward. Messrs. Thomas q
Werner, the builders, and NJ. Mauoer'
the architect, are giving the work
their personal attention dnily, and are
confident that by the LIST OF September
the building will be ready for occupa'
ton. When finished, it will be an or
nament to the city and an admirable
specimen Of the best style of church
architecture.
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Eor sale.

A powerful iorty.cight inch cylinder
TYLER press with IRON cylinder beam,
boilers steam drum, heated pump etc.,
together with all the connections nG ,',
sary for COMPRISING cotton the Whol'
being in perfect running order and now
IN nse in New orleans. For further par
tcmlors nnrly 10 B. 2. JErr
illyj-dln Dallasr lcN"''
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District Court.

Yesterday j. M. Townsend was sent.
enced to five years In the penitentiary
Tor stealing n horse, and james Mar
tin, for stealing q watch, gets two
years. II is only by thus carrying out
The law that we can hope for better
condition Of affairs,
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Ladies', Look I

Fine Llama and silk Shawls Over
skirts and Basques, Acrue silk Shawls
Lawn Jackets, White Shetland Shawls
Lawn Jackets We are Offering hi.
bargains in the above. They constitute
the most fashionable and tasty wra,s
worm and will be sold at extremely Low
prices, BLAKE, JENKINS 4 no,Lrs
iune25.dlm
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Distressing Intelligence.

A telegram from DR.. John 5. Car
rington, of this city, now in Marshall
with his wife, who has been quite M
invalid for some weeks, announces
that the lady was not expected to live
through last night. Her condition
Yesterday WAS critical In the extreme,
The large circle of the friends and
relatives here of this estlmable lady
will be very much distressed to hear
OF her being at deaths door, and will
but little hope Of recovery.
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Hallway Freight.

1t is reported that the Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas road will be ready to re
ceive or bring freight across Red River
by Tuesday or Wednesday. This an
nouncement is not official, remember
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All persons in arrears with the State
for Occupation Tax, and those whose
Tax Receipts expired June 30th and
due from this date will come forward
promptly and make payment, as the
Grand Jury have notified ME to appear
before them on July llth. Respectfully,
w. II. PRATHER,
Tax Collector Dallas County.
July |, 1876 -dl lt-wSt
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The I.n mar Rifles.

This body of citizen soldiery will
have meeting on Saturday night at
their armory, and 1t is very important
that every member OF the company
should b. present, as business OF i'm
portance is TO be transacted.
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Through TO 81, Louis without change,

The Texas and Pacific Railway are
running Pullman Sleeping Cars to Little
Rock and st, Louis without change
Berths can be secured at any time dur
ing the day at the Texas and Pacific
Ticket Office corner Pacific avenue and
Lamar street, iulySd2w
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BY request of the ladies of Dallas, Nr
), lralson, of the Nam street Milllery
and Importing House, has ordercs re.
celved and now has on exhibitiona lot
OF black, white and brown Turbas, at
reasonable prices. maylldtf
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GeIltIenlem. Attentioni

We offer the most complete line of
white and colored Shirts and Under.
wear at prices never before known in
Dallas, We sell the celebrated Pride of
Texas Shirt, and keep Patent Partly
Made Shirts. BLAKE, JENKINS BoALIs.
junc25.dlm
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Ladies, call and see the beautiful
styles daily arriving, and being sold
lower than at any other house in the
city, at Oh Main street mayll.d3m
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
wanted.

good woman who can cook and
wash Also pleasant girl from to -
years old, To such we will give good
wages and pleasant home. Address,
s. C., care of j. B. Simpson, Dallas Her
aid, jylld2wl
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Trinity Term

Ofthe University of the South, at
Lawrence, Tennessee, will begin Au-
gust Sd, and end just before Christmas,
when the winter vacation Of twelve
weeks will commence.
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To NJ, Louis Snl.OO.

Johnson & Menget are still saving
you money on tickets. Louisville SSS,
and Memphis $40. Go see them and
save money.-id.
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For Exchange,

A beautiful and highly improved In
diana farm, with dwelling, barn. ont
houses, orchards, etc; will be exchanged
for Dallas city property or Texas lands.
Address, Editor Herald.
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County Court,

j. lien, charged with an aggravated
assault upon his wife, has been tried,
and u verdict of not guilty rendered,
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Auctloneers, 4O6 Elm street. Auction
sales every day, Buys and sells second
hand furniture, horses, ponies etc
may l6-dtf
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w. j. CLARK,
W. IL. ANDERSON,
lNIlN Il. S,rNNE.

The chair then announced the fol-
lowing rs the committee on finance ::
Messrs. W. J. Clark, j. Nj. Thurmond,
j. b. stone, W. ii, Castor, II. Il.
Guedry, w. G. Randall, Alex. Sanger.
Upon motion, the chairman, a. H.,
Obenchain, Esq, was added to the
committee.
DIR. &. \. Cutler addressed the meet
ing in few well time remarks, urging
that the enterprise be put through, at
ter which the meeting adjourned.
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We are closing out Boots and Shoes
ut any price to make room for fall con.
tracts, Come and get n bargain,
blake, JENKINS 4 DoALES.
iunc2j-dlm
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Subscribers, who order their Postoilice adj
dress changed on our books, must give us
their present as well rs future Posto1ice.
julyl-wl
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Chip hats at $50 each, in eveb STYLE
and color at $. lralsons, 81 Main
street. mayll.d3m
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Last CALI

After this week all monthly subscri-
bcrs to TuE DAllY HERALD viii be re-
CURED to pay in advance, or the paper
will be discontinued as am unable to
advance the money for them, Weekly
subscribers will pay at the end of each
week, rs usual Those who are in mr..
rears will get the paper this week to
give them Il last chance to settle up.
T. W. lIrRsT,
City Calculator, Dallas Herald
mlyll-lw
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-11-09
pEcEYv1Ha TIE unye.

When the dispatches began coming In o.,
Wednesday, the Town OF Anderson became
Wild over the announcement of the election
Of Tilden and Hendricks, and the proba-
bility Of Gen. Hampton's SUCCESS in this
State. AS soop as the news. spread the n,er,
chants of the TdBn closed their sto4esrand
every one Joined In the loudest shouts of
victory and rejoicing. Men were pieked up
and carrJeE upon the bhpnlder5 of others
across the square, amidst the most unbound
ed enthusiasm. The entrance to the Inteui-
gence office was the grand rallying centre
for the crowd, end the most unbounded ex-
element held sway. Speeches were called
for and made by Messrs. K. M. Ruckcr, J. s.
Murray, J. A. Hoyt, Sam'l. Browne, E. B.
Murray and John B. Moore. MIR. Cochran
was also called on and made speech to the
meeting, with several "ifs" in the thread of
his remarks, which were considerably in the
nature of o personal plea. The speeches
were loudly npplauded, but the reading of
the dispatches containing the favorable news
evidently afforded the greatest satisfaction
to the audience The Anderson Cornet
Band appeared upon the piazza Of Dr.. W.
g. Brownies Office, and gave the town fine
serenade. which was much enjoyed. The
Anderson "Reforiner'' was brought out and
thundered forth repeatedly to proclaim the
glorious tidings Of Tilden's triumph.
Late in the afternoon the public square
reverberated with the crack and echo of
quantities OF file-crackers, and after night
set in there was grand display of fire. works
in the form Of sky rockets and roman can
dies. At night there was still a large num-
Der of persons on the square, and Messrs. ].
s. Murray, L. e. Campbell John s. Smith
and others made speeches in response to the
call OF number of persona who were as-
sembled in front of the Intelligeucer rooms.
During the night the uttermost interest was
manifested in the returns as they came in,
and many persons remained to late hour
in the night to receive the news Us soon as It
arrived. During the entire evening there
was no instance of iii-feeling, and no ex-
cesses were committed against any person.
The merriment, excitement and enthusiasm
exceeded anything that has ever occurred in
Anderson, and will be remembered for many
days to come. ,-
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Gay Is at least two and seven -eishts hounds.
Ihis butter sell. all lean make, 1t forty
Genus per pound, and at these figures she
would give me daily df fed all she coald
eat) TWO and seyen-eights pounds of butter
-Sl.l5; five gallons butter milk at ten cenu
per gallon-5o cents; or 81 i65 per day.
This l claim to be n record which will
compare favorably with almost any cow in
New York and 1 have only Eahlisilcl this
that my fellow farmers may know that these
results iS In reach of every man, and the
sooner the brag patch OF cotton is laid aside
ana one good COW taken up, housed and
ied' the sooner will we. rs a people, be free
from debt BY this method have succeed.
Ell for eight years in succession of supplying
my family FROM tive cows, and eEn6 tirne'
but whatsI havs supplus OF buttof 10 sell.
have made this two long already, but my
desire Is 80 great to see the farmers of our
country farm on q different plan, that is
make one cow equal to three or more, one
hog equal to two of to-day, one acre double
It's yield, labor-saving implements of all de-
scription and variety supplant the muscle
OF the arm, and our brains educated, that
cannot stop short of this.
ANnEDCON
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THE INT,ELLFF4G5ENCER.
LOCAL MATTERS.
,aE Ht8Qzgou IN eIpggsog eogrTy,


Thee!sotioniu ti9s,Q ,Qopnty jop lsst Tues.
day p4sgqd SR!pot sonly qpisslyy yybpaoN Nitt
sood feeliugs. There Bersga.. 4he Court
House from l,6oo tp 1900 persons, and we
never sav . more quiet ard. peaoeahle as
sembly, e. large number of the colored
people voted ecs Hampton and reform, and
these VIII be especially ,reinaembered by
every Democrat in tho County. No dig
turbance occurred at any ono Of the ty.enty-
TWO precincts, ;and th8 ii Sc Democratic ma.
iori,y Is On expression on the part of Che
people Of Anderson, white and colored, Of
their oonasmnafion Of theoffTiclal dishoneaty
of the Fedefal.an State oGieegs. They did
ro. vote agains. Hayes as man, but
againrt him as the representative of Grant.
s,u and the venality of official corruption.
nor against Chamberlain Us : .efo.mer, but
as the leader;r.of the worst set of political
vampires that ever cursed any country.
The election Is over, and the thieves who
have robbed the State for so many yearD
know full well that every honest man In tile
E!ato has peaceably yet firmly condemnsd
them OF the polls and let them not suppose
that BECAUSE the excitement Of % election
u. over their troubles arc over for the next
two yesrn, for the Democratic party will
continue its organization, and justice will
uatJbe eatisfisd until they ate confined in
the peniteptinty where they can steal no
more. or hey eiude justice by leaving the
State tn .y have plundered and ruined.
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Lard Ar PUBLIC SALE.

DY virtue of g power from D. J. Hix, I
ID will sell at Anderson c.. H., on Sale
day in December next, all that Tract of
Land, near Brown & Farmers Store, CON
tanning two hu. ,dred and twenty-six (226)
acres, adjoining lands of Wm Palmer, Thos.
Palmer. VIM. Wright and Others Terms
made known or day of sale. ...,i
i SYLVESTER BLECKLEY.
Nov 8, 1876 IL
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NOTICE. /! ,

NOTICE IS hereby given. that application
~ viii be made three months affer date
Tor duplicate of scrip for three Shares of
southwestern Railroad Bank and South
name OF Polly SraitIi dat t6 bni mn sfbef not
known, the original beiD fqsS or destroyed.
3 ~ ,f. JAMES WEBB, ESfr.
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UpH0L LSTERIN(s..@ i. \. !.

NHE subscriber would respectfully inform
"A the residents Of Anderson and vicini-
y, that he is PREPARED to do oil kinds Of
Upholstering on Sofas, Lounges and Chairs,
or r.. aaythsnS th5.Si else IN P HpcS with neatness
j. J. SMITH,
At J. l.. Fnnt & Co.'s, opposite Jail
Nov 2, 1870 10 3m
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WAVERT4Y BAR.

FFHHE undersigned hereby notifies his
a friends and the general public, that he
has rc-opened the Waverly Bar, where hc
has IN hand full stock of VyhiskeYgs
BFandies and yyines.. He will also
have lot of choice Confectioneries, Tobac-
CO and Cigars on in a few days. The pat.
ronagc of the public is respectfully solicited,
us J. T.. BRENNAN.
Oct 10. 1870 Il IL
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STATE OF sOUTY uAReLTHA,
COUNTY OF ANDERsoN.

ea. COURT OF COMsioN PLEAS,
Grandson Jones, Plaintiff, agaigast Joseph
Jones and Edmund Jones, Defendants
Summons for Relief. ,.s,j i,.s..t-,;,
To the Defendants, Joseph. Jones and Ed
mur6 Jones: .!.,s-.,
-fXT-OU are hereby summoned and required
b & to answer the complaint in this ac-
ton, which is filed in the Office of John e
and to serve q copy of your answer, to the
said compliant en the subscriber ct his Office,
at Anderson g. H.. S. c., within twenty
days. after the service hereof, exclusive Of
the day of such service; and If you fail TO
answer tho complaint within the time afore-
said, the plaintiff III this action will apply
apply to the Court for the relief demanded
III the complaint.
Dated October 10th, 1876. hsf-
.est JOHN e. BREAZEALE,
tG Trial Justice Anderson COUNTY
Nov 2, 1876 16 W.t,9As O.
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MnssRs. EDrTons: How popular is the
opinion among Southern people that an
article cannot be OF very much value if not
brought from distance. and particularly is
ibis 20 with the farfnee2 We talk very loud
about thoroughbred hor.os and cattle, and
dwell considerably ON the epointn. where
'hey IRE imported from, &c,r and hence
many young farmers are led to purchase
stock At fanny p9icea when equally &C good
apn;article could have hear, hronei,t Mt home
lioFlea5 money. What want to say is this:
~ hsEnet Hishes to invest in both fine and
good stock he must certainly be q judge OF
epeh h;s.stoek, and sshet buy for instance o
IAao1sspppn a1spp shSred COW OF any breed, unless he
4no9s that she does possess two qualities,
viEr-qnantlty pe milk and quality. see
sssm'the Rt.,ag ifttinien { November num-
oer) that On the celebrated farm Of Mr.
founs, OF Pennylvania, Tint in o herd OF
seven seventy Jersey cows his pet cow, Imported
alseet isom the Jersey isles) at o cost of FIVE
nundred In gold, gives him thirty-two quarts
uany, and the best record In the United
states Of yield or butter for one week from
aie one COW 10 seventeen pounds. These are
9na results, and we think such cannot be
accomplished In Sonth Carolina or even ap-
poximateds but on the 9th October, at our
county Fair, one of my cows gave me over
Mirteen quarts pf dsy ,asilh at one milking,
lEa ana u IN leas than one hour from the time it
ass drawn from the COW had manufac-
.nteasao aad o half or twc and three quar-
.easpounts of butter. (the same was placed
" exhsbition.) The milk was then turned
over to Mrs, N. a. McCully with a request
70 fe.churn on tho morning OF the oath,
anich she did, and from the same milk
mere was taken one and half pounds more
% Soo1 butter accurately weighed. Thus
you SEQ that the capacity of this COW pOs
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A DEMONSTRATORS NoTIcE.1An
Estate of Sias Massey, deceased, are no.
tilted TO present them to the undersigned
within the time prescribed by law, and
those indebted to make payment ut once.0
T8n VIM. s. HALL, Admir-
Nov ., 1875 I6 5.
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LAST CA.TyI !,

FHTHE Notes and Accounts due ,,s are in
II the hands of A. B. Towers, for the pres
ent, for collection, and wc now request all
..Sho owe us to settle the SAME without de-
lay, as we must have money. This notice
ts intended for oil WHO owe us, without dis
tinction, and we mean what we say .a3
!! ~ TOWERS G. BROYLES.
! Eov.2 1870 iu I6 g.,
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Virginia Cashmere.
FORslGALE.
NOTICE.

TT DESIRE to say to alI MY, frie,,ds and
"A customers vic have ;satrSrized me- fS.E
the past ycars-some as long as thirty-seyen
years-that am thankful for the past, and
hope to be able to merit their continued ia
Tors.. 49, n IA. B. TOWERS. T q
Oct L. 1876 .ooi 113rl.'Il llf.,l-,. -li
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
~ ASDERsov CouxrY.
BY W. ". Hamphreys, E'Q,, Probate Judge.
WHEREAS, J. j. Mattison hau made
suit to me to grant him letters Of ;Adminis-
tration, on the Estate and effects Of John
B. Poor, deceased.
These are therefore 10 cite and udmonish
all kindred and creditors of the said John
B. Poor, deceased. to be and appear before
me in C2urs q Probate, ta DC held at An
derson Caurt House, on Friday, Noyem-
Der 18th, 1875, after publication hereof,
to ahcw cause, ifany they have, why the said
administration shonld not be granted.
Given under my hand, this Stst day of
November, a. d. iS75.a tfls Isl
vi yat ,te w w. w. HUMPHREYS, 2
Nov 2, is7s IS " % g
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NOTICE.

A Ii persons are forewarned not to en-
n ploy or harbor my son, Wardlaw
Frazer, n minor about seventeen years old,
who left me without cause on last Sunday.
He Is about five feet eleven inchey high, of
q dark brown color, with burnt scar on
his right cheek. / will hold any person
disregarding this notice responsible before
the law. POMPEY FRAZER.
Nov g 1870 18 80
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DRrER arEuT1on.

Three colored men owned that they were
afraid to vote the Democratic ticket because
theif Yiyeawould lesye them. This sort of
intimidation has been practiced all over the
State.
Colonel Aiken Is indebted to Mr.. G. P.
Kirkland, who was sent here by Carpenter
to work up the colored vote, for number
Of votes. His influence was used for Car
penter, but the votes were cast for Aiken.
Curry the ne,rs to Carpenter.
The residence of lr. II. ]. McFall. situated
iE the eastern portion Of town, is undergo
ing thorough repairs, and when completed
will vie with any in that vicinity for neat
ness in appearance and convenience Of con-
atruction. sf
AT Be.ton colorel man voted the Demo
cratic ticket, and rs soon as he returned
homo his wife attacked him and attempted
to give him q sseYere beating. The Demo-
Gratis had to come TO his rescue This was o
clearcass Of intimidation (7) J Curry the ner,
TO Gdrpenter. ,
AT Anderson n colored man voted the
Democratic ticket, and when lie went home
his wife refused to give him any supper. A
democrat. however. furnished him with o
good'qunre meal. This was intimidation(?).
Garry tho ne,vs to Carpenter.
49, ..-fiEs f!.K iI4.
Anderson County has come up nobly in
the movement fIf South Carolina's retlcmp-
ton. The vote on last Tuesday places her
IN the van of the Democracy of South Car
olina. The majority 10 beyond the expcc.a-
tion of the mcst sanguinc,. and shows the
result OF the thorough canvass which has
been made.