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"CAUGHT A TARTAR"

It will be reccollected that during the
canvass a letter appeared in the news
papers from Rev. Francis Davie, of Rock
Hill, S. c., who was once slave of Gen.
Hampton, pledging his vote and inau'
ence for his former master in the recent
election. This letter was printed
throughout the country, and attracted
much attention for its straightforward,
honest expression. The sequel to this
letter is the following correspondence,
which explains itself:
NASHUA, New Hampshire,
October Goth, 1876.
Rev. Francis Davie, Rock Hill, S. c.:
DEAR SIR-There is at this time cir
culated in this State the following, which
claims to be copy of a letter from your
pen, written to Wade Hampton: Crock
Hill, S. c., 1876. Massa Wade-seeing
that you are nominated for Governor by
the white people, and learning that you
have promised the black man all the
rights he now has, and knowing that you
were always good and kind to me when I
was your slave, and knowing that you
are good and kind man, a man who
will do what he promises, write to say
that will vote for you, and get all the
black men can to do the same. I have
bought piece of land in York County,
and I am trying to make support for
my family, which 1 can do oif we only had
good laws and low taxes. My wife Flora
is still living, and we have but one child,
who we wish to educate. Please write to
me in care of DR.. T. Robertson, Rock
Hill. S. C. Your friend and former
slave,
FRANCIS DAVE"
wish you would write at once on re-
ceipt of this, as wish to know your feel
ings regarding the men who formerly
bought and sold your flesh and blood,
and sometimes even their own. We get
so many conflicting reports regarding In
timidation that we know not whom to
believe. If there is any | desire to know
it, and if not I desire to know that. The
Republican papers North claim there is
virtually no liberty among your people,
and the Democrat papers claim that you
have all the rights of your former mas
ters. | desire an answer to this imme-
diately, as election is near at hand.
What reports do you get from your peo-
Pile? Write freely: no harm can come to
you By it. 1 am a Republican, and your
letter will never be used against you. 1t
you have peace so far as the white Dem
ocrat at the South is concerned, write
me; if the opposite is true, write that.
My only desire is to get the true condition
South. There is but II days before the
election, so you will have to answer at
once, or 1 shall not receive it.
Truly your friend,
OLIVER A. HUTCHINSON,
Box 1867, Nashua, N. Fl.
1 enclose stamp for reply.
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The New York Herald thinks the best
disposition to make of Ex-Governor D.
H. Chamberlain is to wrap him up in the
bloody shirt he has woven in South Car
olina politics and place him forever at
rest so far as politics are concerned.
The Ex-Governor has disgraced his high
office and traduced the people of South
Carolina, therefore it is behtting that he
should be consigned to fate of eternal
oblivion so far as future political notorie-
ty is concerned.
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have done, and I have only to say, in
conclusion, that whatever may befall, the
debt of gratitude under which you have
placed me can never be erased from my
heart. I never can forget all those obli-
cations. And now from the bottom of
my heart, to you and to the whole people
of the,State, | give my most cordial and
heartfelt thanks. He then withdrew.
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JAIL BuRNED.-The Jail at Barnwell
was burned on Monday morning last
about o'clock, supposed to have been
fred by the prisoners confined therein;
The late hour at which the fire occurred
and the rapid headway it made, rendered
all efforts to save it fruitless, and the Jail
was entirely consumed. The doors were
thrown open by the colored jailer, and all
the prisoners escaped.
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COUNTY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

The Democratic Executive Committee
of Anderron County will meet in the
INTELLIGENCER rooms on tomorrow,
Friday, morning at IL o'clock a. m.
Matters of great Importance will come
before the meeting, and full and pune
tual attendance is earnestly requested.
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The Charleston papers announce that
Muior William A. Wardlaw died sudden
" at his rooms on Broad street, in Charles
ton on Friday night last from apoplexy.
He was born at Abbeville, South Caro-
lima, and was brother of both Chan
cellor and Judge Wardlaw.
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Tilden's popular majority is SO6,SOO.
Sure majority over Hayes in electoral
college is % votes.
There is fair chance for South Caro-
lima and even for Oregon, but if both
these States are lost by the Democrats,
Tilden is elected by clear and fair ma
iority in the electoral college, and by an
overwhelming majority of all the people
of the United States.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

GTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
y ANDERSON COUNTY.
By W. ". Humphreys, Esq, Probate Judge
WHEREAS, E. NJ. Brown has made
suit to me to grant him letters of Admins
tration, on the Estate and effects of Peter
L. Walker, deceased.
These arc therefore to cite and admonish
all kindred and creditors of the said Peter
L. Walker, deceased, to be and appear before
me in Court of Probate, to be held at An
T ber 1st, 1876, after publication hereof,
to shew cause, ifany they have, why the said
administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 10th day of
November, a. D. 1876.
W. w. HUMPHREYS,
Judge of Probate.
Nov Is, 1876 18 2
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StOlen.

A BOUT TEN DAYS ago some thief stole
n from the window of Bleckley, Brown
& Co. my fine Double-barrel SHOT GUN,
not long in use. Look out for such a gun.
return it to me and you shall be suitably re-
warded, and the thief punished if found.
JOSEPH ]. FRETWELL.
Anderson G. H., Nov 14th, 1876.
Nov 16 1876 .18 2
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THE SUMMING UP.

The following is the Democratic esti-
mate of the Presidential contest, and is,
we think, sufficiently accurate to be re-
lied upon with certainty:
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THE RESULT IN THE STATE.

We publish below tabular statement
of the result of the recent election, show
ing the majorities in each county also,
the number Of Representatives in each
county, and the party to which they be-
long; also, the Senators Of each. The
counties having Democratic Senators are
marked thus n.
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NOTICE..

COUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE,
Anderson c. H., S: c., Nov. IA, 1876
To WIN. N. LENDERMAN, or his assigns:
VOU are hereby notified that Elizabeth
Il Trip has this day deposited with
B. D. Dean, Treasurer of Anderson County,
thirty-six dollars and twenty-seven cents
for the redemption of 80 acres of land i'll
Williamson Township, purchased BY you
at delinquent land sale on the 5th of June,
1876. THOMAS J. WEBB,
Auditor Anderson County.
Nov 1e 1919 ~
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
O H FAINT attended 81 meet
ings of the board at So per
dlem............... ............"."foo w
Oh P FAINT was engaged 9
days attending to roads and
bridges, at So per diem...... q %
o H FAINT was one day sign
ing checks at So per diem... 90
O H P FAINT was two days
drawing Jury at s. pr diem 90
O H P FAINT travelled 174 ~
miles, at Sc per mile...:"... 7o-$l07 10
Joshua Jameson attended 81
meetings of the board at s.
per diem nf.......................... % w
Jameson was engaged S
days attending to roads and ".th
bridges at So per diem-...- So co.
J jameson was engaged 8:.lsrm.,A ~
days attending to ditching, ar...i
at So per diem...... ...".... 7s 90 .....i.
J Jameson travelled 1883 miles
at &C. per mile....... ............ SO 40-N'9 ~
VIM NJ Leavel attended 1S -.
meetings of the board at So 20 '...'''
per diem. ........... .....:.........' 81 60 'a
VIM NJ Leavel was engaged ..,i1.ia ~;
days attending to ROADS and .x.9Ys ;.s
bridges at So per. diem. IL 90 ~, f,a!
VIM M Leayel was engaged 80
day attending to ditching at .;.s;i
s. per diem, ......,."........... w
VIM M Leavel travelled 1853 IL 9',.5 ~!
miles at SC. per mfle."....... IL 60 u 30
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- To spin, to weave, to knit and to
sew, was once girls employment; but
now to dress and catch beau is all she
calls enjoyment.
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ROADS and BRIDGES.

j. p Traynunl, repairing bridge. 20 on
]. R. Carter, building Generostee BRIDGE. 90 OF
r. A. Matthewson, repairing bridge........" 80 81
E. J. McGcc, repairing bridgc.............- 10 OF
J. J. Dobbins, work on road....."............ Oh
s. L. Moore, building Rocky River bridge. 1859 81
Joseph W. Keys, building bridge............ Is 81
Cox & Nicely, building Saluda bridge..... 2249 q
Cox Nicely, building piers for brdge..... no Il
James B. Moore, building bridge........ 90 OF
T. r. Carter. rcpairing bridge 35 OF
John Kaufman. lumber for bridge ....... 9'55
H. NJ. Prince, repairs on Wilson's BRIDGE. 40 81
r. T. Gaillard build b. over 26 mile creek. 195 0C
IT L, Reed. rcpairing ridgc.......:..... 10 0C
n r Lee specifications for bridge........... 55 0C
L. r. Watson, repairing bridge..............." 81
]. NJ. Cox, repairing II 90
Taylor Iron Works Mfg Co.,iron for b.. 72 90
Thos H. Paris, building bridge...-........." 80 90
J. w. Keys, repairing bridge..-.,. 9 81
Jeptha Harper, repairing bridge....c:...... 15 90
j. R. Carter, repairing bridges; SO 50
Green Stephens, repairing bridge.,".....-- 10 90
r ". Provost. repairing bridge ............ % 90
DYER Cbilds, repairing bridge ),
H. N. White, removing RATS from bridge
over Seneca. .......... 8 90
j. H. Hembree, saving bridgc""...........".. 10 90
G. W Cox, repairing Cooley's bridge 100 90
J. b. Sitton, repairing bridge. .....,...".." 1a9 90
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REc4PITULATTON.

- = - - " $I06IT II
,,tI,'w. w. Humphreys, Clerk CoShty Cohi.
missioners for Anderson County, dc certify
that the above report Of: the said Bosrd 2ot
the fiscal year ending 3lst .Augast, 1864 Is
true, correct, and JUST and that ell she nc
counts were properly itemtiized and swarn to
2 y fHSh III Jaw Nv ". w!;HIYMpHREYs, 2G3
"iiY .Clcrkso sof County Comnissioiiers!.n
anToY l6. 1876. iilIa NG18 10. .tNfe 1,leN.
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ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
COUNTY COMMISSIOERS
ANDERSON COUNTY,
For the Fiscal Year 1S75-76.

PURSUANT to an Act of the General Assem-
bly entitled Gan Act to reduce all Acts and parts
of Acts in relation to County Commissioners,
their powers and duties, into one Act, and to
amend the same" the following report is published
for the information Of the public:
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The following claims have been audited and ap-
proved by the Board since the 3lst October, 1875:
pOOP EOIgCE
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STATIONERY. BLANKS, &c.
Walker. Evans & Cogswell, blank
books, stationery, &c................$ 5
Walker, E. d Co. blanks for ]. .P...-
Walker, E. & Co, stationery ............
Walker, E. & Co, book for G. c. p.
George W FAINT, stationery.............-
G w FAINT, stationery for Judge Pro-,
Treasurer and Auditor.............-
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LUNATIGS. y -ag4. y,
DR. r Diver, examining lunatic..: IS OK
WV Humphreys, exam. 2 lunatics 10 q
DR. E NJ Brown, examining lunatic... 8 OF
A E Mattison, expenses taking luna li,.;.,,
tic to asylum. m....-....:.."...-..... 81 ~
W W Humphreys exam. lunatic...- 3 q
Dr. F K Breazeale, exam. 2 lunatics. 10 A
VIM McGukin, expenses conveying
lunatic to asylum. m.................... 25 81
DR. NJ L Sharpe, exam. lunatic, &c.....'e7i i0l
Or w II Todd, exam. lunatic, &c..... 5.2
VIM McGukin, expenses conveying 81. {
lunatic to asylum. 20 s.
VIM McGukin, same. ................... SO 0t
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-02-16
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BAN Sauern idlaeen ? g8art', i'd werO'
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DR.. W HIlTIER.

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Gin Gomponit bate AZ elmer 9fuIif-
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ndmIid aeicst: uS an t, Ion0iam unN
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NriDat S&a}mle!

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bob i'd an, eriten Montu9 I'M @ouember
in meiner @obuuns cine @bcnoi6ule
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prdaumeranoo. S6iler weldc fid oieie
@elesenbcit su @uben MAIDEN wiiniden,
iolten iid iofort melben.
@eo.S $. Sing.
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c;ucn &eritob gceca Die @oiomannse
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fallen, critrefte li6 nidt. bios auf feline
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80 anmbdrfeit

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in ysffamps fpitfrsi nab allen Sbeiien bsT
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Mau ahbrcffre:
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Al Ann St., New York, Post Box 1856
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= Sn Sermoater Granger &rciier
f~uriirt folgenbcs @eididtden: 3weI
Sarmer in Ser Mabe bon Burlington
wcIten ridt cher Wfitalieocr Der ibnen
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bin, iid eleidfalS 81 meIocn. @ber wie
oft lic Dies aud .isitoem actban, INNER
fuben ii6 bel Der Qbtirnmung sipei
idtuurSc SuJcln, welde ibnen Den Gin
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inScN.
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PROBATE COURT OCKET
February Term 1876.


JOS Zunann, jr, exr Jos Zunann ST.
John Dormann, gao BOA Il I
Scheidecker
Joseph Geiser, g a C A, NJ, S A 6
j NJ Gender
Wesley Massie, adm Cha linn
John ~Satterield, g&cD L Satter
Fred Holzschuh, adm c TIA John G
Holzschuh
Caroline Koch, cur W 81
Koch
Joseph Kesslcr gao Mathilde
Wickers
Joseph Kessler csc T, G &:E
Wickers
Chr H Meyer, g 4 C m h VIM Meyer
W L Pinncll, G & h Willis Pen
nington
Wesley Massie, adm Mary S Henson
Wllhclmine Winter, adm Simon
Winter
Margarcth Baker gao T & S
Jarvis
J d Bruens, g. C W II M & II Mcrk
SECOND DAY, FEBRUARY %.
Anna Buehler, G IL F Buehler
VIM Meyer, ga WmB & L Kerley
Simon w Mausehund, Chalotte
Rose
Jacob Rommcl, jr., 6 & Louise
Wickers
Henry Frechmann, exr Sophie
Schaeftr
Rudolph. 1Iirzcl, adm Fred Graf
John Helmendach, X George Hell
mendach
Sophie Jacncke, adx Henry Jacnckc
Ernst Lange, il, adm Charles STANCE
B R Matthews, X B G Matthews
Aug Nasse, adm Jul Field
Mary Walz adm Joseph Walz
J B Cantley, 6 q C Robt Biles
Henry Koch, 6 & C m h. Sassmans-
hansen
J B Kitchen, G / C NJ A A i Shell
Fred Leimkuehler, gac F & J
Schwegclcr
Henry Schumann 6 & C Mary Tcggc
Mary L lIpril adm Henry April
THIRD DAY FEBRUARY "a.
w W Bumpass, adm Hiram Perkins
P w Burchard exr James Baker
7 Nc G Cooper, adm Mary A Ousleg
Christian Danuser, admr August
Beckmann
Krejendia Decker, adx sta Alois
Decker
Dowler Sarah F., adx Ucno Dowler
Mary E Geiser, adx VIM Geiser
Louis f Kiclmann' adm Chas w
Klclmann
George Klingc, adm Sophie Knoll
NJ J Lacy. adr Eliza Lacy
Milton F Murphy ad W r Hicks
Wesley Massie, adm Mary Boxer
Jacob Maupin, adm VIM G Holt
Wesley Massic, Adm d R O'Neil
Wesley Massie, adm Henry Tegge
B f Richardson, adm. George NJ
Richardson
Mary Stole, ex Grancis II Stole
w T&H NJ Scantlia exrs John B.
Scantlin.
Gottl Straub, adr d. b, n. Henry
Aufderhar.
FOURTH DAY, FEBRUARY "a.
Elizabeth Schlomann, admx VIM
Schlomann
John Skornia, adm Jos Piezuch
David Tayloe, adm VIM Tayloe
D A Waters adm Henry Kerley
April Philip, G J, I, L, M, X
and l. Beckmann
Margareth Diebold, IL m h W
Diebold died
Mathilde Dowler, G 4 Thomas
Cuthbertson
John Fleisch, cur Emma Boch
Henry Gruber, G & C m h Zach
Volk dee
Charles Hochn G & m h III & S
Ameling deed
Monica Kraettli G & C m h Peter
Kraettli decd
George Lang 6 e. C m h J P Hoff-
mann decd.
Peter Lair G & C Henry Rieger.
Barney f Mattocks G Sci F M &
ID Mattocks
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