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A larpe number of crates of elco

- a large number of crates of elegant
Carolina peaches are daily being shipped
direct to New York by the Southern ex-
press Company-the company having
made special rates for the accommodation
Of fruit growers, which enables them to
put their fruit in the New York market
in forty-two hours after the crates leave
Columbia. We are glad to see this, and
hope to see a large trade done in this
way. 1t has often been o cause of won
dermcnt to us why more attention had
not been given to tho cultivation of fine
fruits around Columbia, as we know there
is q perfect gold mine in the business.
In our limited experience, we have seen
biting frosts come after the peach trees
were in bloom, and yet seen fine crop
of fruit the following summer. Unless
we are greatly mistaken, this was the case
last spring. With soil that will pro-
iuce everything that will grow anywhere
else in America, if properly cultivated,
and 6 climate unsurpassed in Inc United
States, there is no, reason why this SECTION
of the State should not produce tha finest
fruit, and an abundance it, every year
Georgia aad Carolina peaches bring fab
ulous price in the North for the simple
reason that they arc in the market 80
! much earlier than the MARYLAND, y'ir.
ginia and jersey fruit. Try your hand
Mt it, farmers; there is more money in q
good orchard than there is in two cotton
patches covering the same number oi
acres Register. s. 5.se
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ELECTION NOTICE.

T{ accordance with an Act entitled IAN
to ubmt to the qualified electots of their
SEVERAL Counties proposition To alter the
Fence law, and to provide for efiScting the
same" passed at the special session of 1877,
notice thereby given that nh elettion will
be held n each Township in the county of
Andersen on
SATURDAY, the 18th day sof Au-
gust, 1877,
BetwcSi the hours of 0 o'clock 4. IN. and
4 o'clost p. nl. for the purpose Of submit
ting 4 the qualified electors whether the
said AZ shall take effect in the sasi County.
Cd sn namsa :, t hara
of thSPoils in their respective Townships,
and Wi make the returns for tifir Town
ships % the Commissioners on Monday, tho
goth 4y of August, at Anderson G. H.:
DE3TON TOWNSHIP. w. McGee,
L. W Kay and john T. Green. Place for
votinh Bolton.
BPADAwAY TOWNSHIP Thomas
W. MFtin, James Erskine and A. =; Brown.
BIysHY CREEK ToWNsHfP.John
Sittoa, John d. King and J. IL. Glenn.
Placafor. voting, Five Forks, (nSar Rucker
Mau5in's.) M 10 liltytss
C&TREvILLE TOWNSHIP P--S. N.
Brosn, J. Belton Watson and William Mc-
Gill Place for voting, Hunters Spring.
Reg ]. w Shernrd and T. A. Gay Place
for ss0ti.g, Shera-d's Store.
IpRK TOWNSHIP-N. o. Farmer, w.
Z. helgrove ard T., b. Palmer.l Place for
! voting, Farmers Store.
QiRVIN TOWNSTIIP--I. -I.arlsih Newton,
J. Glenn and II. w. Simpson. Place for
wong, Bethany.
M$ee and A. NJ. Norris. Place for voting,
1oNEA PATH TowNsHIr4John NJ.
GIscr, WA. Lee and j. j. Shirley, Place
foavoting, Bigby g. Davis NIills..t
EoPEF.WIESLL ToWEsHIp-H i. An
PAce for voting, Ball's Mill.
| Martin TOWNSHIP-JamcstA.D Drake
CIV. McDavid and 81. Emerson. Place
| ftA voting, Clinkscales' Mill. Ms, I.
| PENDLETON .TQWNSHIP--T S. Cray.
tf A.. J. Sitton and ]. D. Adger,iJr. Place
ff voting, Sandy Springs.
| ROCK MILLS TOWNSHIP-g. d. GIL
ner, Fletcher Aifderann and Itnrria MI -naa
lnos for voting, Williford's Store. s5Gp
SAVANNAH TOWNSHIP-.k,, M /. ,Hol
l4ld, L. J, Earle and Frank Shedrcr., plac;
fir voting, b. A. Davis.
/ lWfELlAhfSTON TOWNSHIP Or. II. !
3psing, Thomas Cox and Geo. w. Ander
spn. Place for voting, John CARROTS.
! iVARENNJSS TOWNSHIP--J. w. Nor
| Is, John "A. Reeves and, G. w. Long. Biae
Rr voting, School House," near w. q
Watson's. t1 a., y. :.
4 Where The electoris In favor of the Act
ke shall have written 0TT printed on mi
| Fckct CIR ballot, "FEyoE IN sroIEn..
Imposed, FENCE IN CRor.n
.iI4Af !t o. H.. p. FAINT, ~ fs
III IA SAMUEL BROWNE, st
II ~ SIS JOHN C. CAN'T, Il.
II II County Commissioner:
N J. L. TRIBBLE, Clerk.
Il July u, 1877 50 G.
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: The Confederate STAFF and Fie,

The Confederate Staff and Field
Uniform has been adopted by Gov. Hamn-
toms staiI It consists of gtey coat with
rank designations on sleeve and shoaIder,
with light blue pants.
- Several years ago, q seed of q peach
taken from q hoftle nf brandy peaches
was planted in Georgetown, and came rp.
This hummer it has been loaded with q
crop of delicious brandy peaches. A
aingalay phenomenon
= Mr. Samuel M. Murphy died in
Greenviile on Saturday morning lace
Having been born ip she town of Green
vile, no spent his whole life there, his
age being a5out rs years. He had heca
sick fc9 several months.
= Captain 3. L. Agurs has received q
letter from Hon. 4. b. Jeter, OF Union
accepting for the Uuion consmittso the
proposition for q Joint meeting of the
Chsster and UDion committees at the res
ieense of Major J.. ". Wilkes on We'd
nesday, 16.h Instant, TO confer concerning
She early construction of tAn Chester aE7a
Union Railrcad.
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SHERITF"S Sales.

DY virtue of vqio,,s Executions to me
I'D directed, viii expose n sale on the
First Monday il tugust next,ht Anderson
Court House, South Carolina, bIe following
property, to wit
ONE TRACT II LAND, SITUATE in An
derson County. lying OH 8luda River,
bounding lands q Joel Kay, franklin Da-
Wis and others. Jcyicd OH as The property
of Mulkcy S. Snth, i'll favor sf Joseph p"
Latimcr VS.. MuIey s. Smith.
Also. ONE TtACT OF Land, contaiu
ing 1913 acres, Iiorc or less, 4tuatc in An
derson County, bounding lanhs Of estate Of
Simeon Smith, Marshal Web, Benjamin
Wardlaw and bthers, and one HORSE.
Levied OH as Improperly of u A. NJ. Cason,
in favor of Mrs Mary J. Orr,l Adm'x.. and
James L. Orr, Alm'r., vs.. J. Al NJ. Cason.
One TRACT GLAND, contaI ming rs acres,
more or less, situate i'll And8son County,
bounding landsof Evans Burfss, A. Jack
son Hall, A. /, N1cMalan and others. lie.
We'd OH rs the property OF May Jane Ho'.
ard, Plaintiff Is. j. +. Ada}s and VIA.
Jones, Defendants, in favor 0f said J. F.
Adams and WI. Jones, Defer }lants, against
the said MnrYJanc HowardI Plaintiff, for
costs Of non sit.
Terms Caslt-purchaser to jpay extra for
all necessary hpers.
siS. II. MCCONNELL,
Sheriff Anderson County.
I,,I,
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JULIUS r. EARLE.

ANDERSON, June Is, 1877.
JOHN Is. WATSON, Agent Pomona Grunge,
Anderson County. $. c.: .3rt
DEAR SIR-Yours OF the 2Gth inst, re-
specting the merits of the chapman Per
petual Evaporator, is received. In reply, 1
used No. (galvanizcd) Evaporator last
year, at cost OF fifteen dollars with which
| made one thousand and fifteen gallons Of
molasses, mol equal in quality to any 1 have
u. G., IN ten hours.) The labor Of making;
tS;, Was light and pleasant 1t is SO constructed
labor, much less than that of Cooks
Eyeporator." In fact, feel warranted in
saying that from observation aud infosma-
tion Of others, that tho Chapman eEvap.
Tator' has no superior, If nn equal, and al
less than half the cost. can certainly re.
commend it in preference to any other, be-
ing fully convinced that tt77;;a.i, vii! satisfy
any one, however skeptical.
10 Patrons Of Hls5aadry.-If we practice
our professions in economy and reform, you
will buy Chapman's Evaporator''-
cheapest and the best.
Fraternally yours,
PETER Z, BROWN.
July 5, 1877 81 4
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CERTIFICATES

This Is to certify that l pnrcIased from
=. w: Chapman &; Co., last Summer No
4 ~ feet long, Perpetual Evaporato,. (gai-
yanized % iron,l with which / made over
enn elgns hundred and gallons Of syrup from sor-
Emum ana Amphee canes. I made, urder
Ions per hour, and think that could make
with suitable mill from rs to 100 gallons
per day. The E,aporator Is simple In con-
stfuction, easily operated, and makes an ar
ticle t,t OF syrup unsurpassed by any other
tnat have seen: The cheapness, Gas COM
pared with others, greater amount of boil
certainly give it the pre-eminence over uii
others r''- ''-''.~ - 49,
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= Some extremely Radical papers of
the North, the New York Times for in
stance, are consoling themselves for the
loss of South Carolina TO tho Republican
party, by abusing Judge Willard. Now
vs.Nst5v .ViiiilTu 10 III position
to stand good deal of abuse without the
slightest purturbation of his temper. He
has the highest judicial Office of the
State, sTith q salary of 81, 900 per annum,
and the confidence and good will of the
people of South Carolina, and he is pre-.
pared, we opine, to receive such rawlings
as the Times indulges in about his ''treach.
cry" "timo-serving" propensities, &C.,
with perfect equanimity. "Why should
his sDhi be vcxed Z" a8 ~
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The famous Underwood gang Of ma
raudcY have revived their raids in Louis
and Cater Counties In eastern Kentucky,
aud now number some two hundred noted
desperadoes, who have driven the farmers
from their plantations and are piilaging
the country which is spanely ecttlcsi-
The Governor has ordered portion Of
State militia TO the scene Of tho riot and
will crush it out as speedily as possible.
Some fighting is anticipated, but law and
order will be speedily restored.
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OBITUARY.

: DIED, little HERBERT BRp GRO
MER, on juno 80. 1877. Agd one year,
nine months end three days. Ialc Herbert
was the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. adam Gro
n,er, formerly Of. Newberry Qunty. AL.
though, the babe was an aiflictG child, yet
they loved it as they did the otlAr children.
smile on his face. The Lord hE taken him.
We sylnpathize with the fimik. aud prny
Gods blessing upon them. IT. =. p.
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Governor Hampton has efected the

4 Governor Hampton has effected the
loan Of 100000 to run our State gov
ernment until taxes are collected in Oc-
tober. Two capitalists in New York
take the loan at seven per cent, payable
on the collection of taxes, or nc the con-
yenlence Of :ha State. No security was
required, eng. s! Q sioiiey will be borrowed
entiroly on ;ne credit Of the States
honor. This is still another evidence of
the benefits resulting from Democratic
government in Gnuth Ca.oliss.
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The great Southern hatcr, James G..
Blaine, Senator from Maine, WAS one of
the orators at Woodstock, CONNECTICUT,
on the Fourth of July, and the n,ry of
his wrath was, rs migi:: :::..:.;o ,..cncx
pected, poured out upon the South. He
opposed the annexation of any portion of
Mexico, because he feared it would 70
with the South, and favored tho annex.
alton of portions of Canada, because it
would go with the North in pcitics
We egree with him that no part of
Mexico ought to be annexed, but our
reason is that we fear it would fall under
the control of the corrupt carpct.baggers
who Mr.. Blaine would fain have contin-
ued In power down South. His Canada
scheme has no probability nor life in it,
and therefore his remarks upon it we're
simply the efiusion of his gasious brain.
The true intent of the speech was to
strike the President blow by inducing
the belief thst his course was working
advantage to the South. MFR. Blaine ia
0ne of the old Republican stagers who
Is unable to learn that the war has ended,
and hence he continually croaks about
sectional divisions. He and Chamber
lain are doing good work in breaking
down Republicanism in the nation, aud
we hope they will canvsss the whole
country upon the issues they are n.
present urging.
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The Matlboro' pldsfer saya TINT
Whitternoge - living In palatial splendor
at Webnra Mass. The house 3, e end
:Ehe sld,ler sugg sta that old Soap Grease
Be conpod, like Tweed. and sq..1ezed.
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WYE will soon have s.. S.or. NJ. for.,,o
w the celebrated Mentn.kv SasSs
and CfaapInnn'S PerDefunl YsvaTe,
S3uu0r not picture on paper. b,,t n
Mili anu Evaporator In fact. The o,,aIi,v
ana capacity cannot be surpassed by any
frlc.3 within the reach of ail--for cssh or
on ,lme' Come, see, and then you will
money. '''u save
JOHN u. WATSON,
No. y Henson Block, Andesyon. 4, e..
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TAX NOTICE.

TEIHE County Treasurer q Anderson
l. County will have his Qfice in the
Court House open fOrth receHi0n of State
and County Taxes onand aftda MONDAY
NEXT, 10th inst. Tie Ten Itr Cent Tax
Receipts will be rccei,ed rs cas-
The following il The Tax feyy for the
fiscal year ending Ocsobcr 3lstsSs?7:
For State purposs Mills
For County purloses......e 3 Mills
Poll Tax per caIita.......; OAe Dollar
One hnlf the abow levy Is d G and paya-
BILE from the first eay OF jus TO the first
day of August, andthe other galf from the
first day of Octoberto tho firf day of No
vembcr. One per cent. interdt per month
will be charged on the first hstallmcnt of
this tax on all pcrslns who fSl 70 pay the
same before .!ic fiji day Of Agust.
SAMUEL f. 1OORE,
Treaslfer Anders3n County.
July II, 1877 SO 8
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s., aAaPOSHTH0Ns HH
SELLING P!!g:.9s s;;ti eeaEsGls!Azsss. eaGs!A GARS

$500 Organs for SeSt' 'ss2e5 Orrnne for SSa5O y
.'Thc very best ma6c.e eAli iltsl-cIassp eSoiddz
rect to the people at factolf pEioess Heo don't
tended manufacturers may 30 adSeytisc. but thai
don't make e true The .assrufnents % oissred
sSS9 IN quality a ps,esa q
SOUTHERN DEALRn car fnrnlsh far better fOyJhS
same or LfsSs ripney. We NOW csEor Eew PiAhoa
$3.50, and the supeyb Masoii & Hanilin 05gaea,
Doahle Rccti, s St0fs Si0c Z Stops, Sli0e Stops
Siih Stool ana Cover, and delivery freight paid,
days trial IL desired. IN priee5 of ofnRLlAhIs In
strumenis. We challenge the u s. Don't fs!l 70
send fer Catalogues aud Special Offers of Jnly Jst
LuDDEN / BATES boulFsTri MI.sie House,
Savannah, ia.
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Major Tench, of Union, gathered
l67 bushels of wheat from four acres of
land. This proves what can be done In
this county, ,iand shows that there il no
necessity for going West 10 raise good
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MYMENEAL.

MARRIED., on the 2Gth OF June, at Che
residence of the ofi1iU, father, DIR. w. c.
Brown, by Rev. Afr. Lawto1, Mr.. a. @.
LaT:5iE Eli, OF LCWIIaesyllie, and Miss
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STATE c6,Illx orl,oUTha OF hsnARsny! GAKSsINA' }ss!
1, ]. A. Book, Cashier OF the above named
Bank, do solmnIy swear that the above statement
is true, to tir best of my knowledge aId belief
J. A. BROCK, Cashier.
Subscribe and sworn to before me tais eth day
OF 5uly, 1S7.
Corrct-Atest:
Il BLEiKLEY,
July ~, SIT 52
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RUSSIA AND TURKEY.

Russia has met with decided chark
in her progress through ArE;eaia By an
army Of the TURKS passiEg secretly
through Persian territory, which 10 neu-
trail ground, aud surprising the Russian
forces by an unlocked for attack In the
rear. The result has unsettled all of the
Russian plans for operations in hsiatic
Turkey, and the invading army is now in
tho fortified camps awaiting reinforce
nienis. In the meantime the Ottoman
forces are becoming inspired by their
successful maneuvcr, and il is probable
they will worry this portion of their ene-
my's army very considerably. The Sui
tan is withdrawing his forces from MMca-
tenegro, which will add an additional
sixty thousand to the army opposing
Russia. On the Danube very little has
been achieved by the Cars army. Only
about one hundred and twenty thousand
Russians have crossed the Danube, and
tho Turks have bcen successful in de-
feating several efforts for o further cross
ing, while those already over have been
unable to gain any decided advantage.
This state of things results from over
confidence on the part of the Russians.
They were out-generalcd in Armenia and
foiled upon the Danube, hence NC do not
anticipate ny very active movements
until the; have Ind some weeks to re-
cover from these reyerses. The position
OF the Russians in both Armenia and on
the Danube is o safe one, and hence the
principal object gained by the Turks is a
delay in the advance, which will throw
the campaign SO far into the summer as
to place The Russians under great disad-
vantagea in such warul climate as that
of Turkey. 1t is, therefore, rot tinproba-
bic that there will be very little hard
fighting before next fall.
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"A CARE.

VIE people OF Andefsof. y.Iupfv -,
hereby notified tha. I haya 7tIE .s.,,. ,c
so:d and transferred my interest In the tshJ,SS
OF Anderson County" 20 Capt. s. T. Pea,.
ana In dc;ng so I beg them to extend b. h;,ss,'
their most liberal patronage ~ A'i''
Respectfully,
~. % ,a-. J. III. yoN HAgsELN.
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Partnership Notice.

FHNHE undersigned have formed partne.
II shipto transact n general Mercllandis
business in the Town OF Anderson, undo
the firm nanie of A. y. TOWERS & co.
which business commencSSi. on the 2ist q
September, 1876.
a. u. TOWERS.
]. w. TODD,
Anderson, s. C., July IL, 1877.
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. Ayers
SarSa pariL j lila, ].

For Scrofula, and ail
scrofulous diseases, ,Ery.
eipelas, Roe or st. An.
thony's Fire, Eruptions
and Eru ,tive diseases
of the skin, Ulcerations
Of the Liver, Stomach,
Kidneys, Lungs, Pinl-
pies, Pustules, Boils,
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REPORgoF THE CONDITION
OF THE
National Bank Of Anderson,

I Anderson, the State OF South Carolina, al
IL the close oIbusiness 23nd June, 1877:
RESNIyRrES
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tttStSu iilSue Uc Acpt IOt tIleIr CnlIQfen
James Buchanan could say he negotiated
with those who were III arms against the
United States, in order that he might by
peaceful agencies preserve the integrity
of the Union and avert fratriciGal war.
This President enters upon his negotia-
tions with those who are in arms against
the lawful government of Louisiana, in
order that he might tho more surely be-
tray the friends who had trusted him and
the cause he was sworn to uphold.n
Gov. Chamberlain then considered .t,,t
n:lHeticn whethee the-e &c. :..s,. sh N,
mestic violence" i'm Louisiana as required
the Presidents interference, of course
contcnding that there was, and declared
that enough has now been presented to
warrant the conclusion that President
Hayes action toward the State of Lou.
isiana was plain anu palpable disregard
of the rights of that State under the con.
e,itntion, and of the duty imposed by the
constitution upon the President of the
United States" He explained that he
had tnknn the 7 ;;s;isIiT. 5,,so because II.
! facts were clearer than those of the South
Carolina one, though he regarded the
legality of his government in the latter
State rs perfect, and therefore regard
the action of the President toward Souti
Carolina with the same disappFoyal rs
regard his action toward Louisiana"
"We have now seen," he continued
what are the features of rhisastt iis Nc,
called R.esiden, Hayss' Senthern policy
l ask no one to go with me further thar
the arguments which I present shall
fairly carry him.. For myself, I tax,
leave to denounce it, hers and now, a!
Unconstitutional and revolutionary, sub
yaFsiyeTof constitutional guarantees ant
! false to every dictate of ofp0litical honor
/ pnblio Justice, and good morals. Ther,
is no point, feature OF form ofthis polio,
that has support in fair construction o
4 tho constitution, or an honest view of til
facfs which are Involved; api I beliey,
| fs requires only d careful examination
unirtluenced by ,uawk:sh sentiment o
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Spread the GosSe. .

Ia the PGS50rs aud >1sa-.sg -scAooS SUPER
iztszZsats 81 az Religious DesIGssl7lz-
ti5ss If Giles County
The undersigned, officers and mem
bers c{ sGe Executive COClufCGee Of the
Giles County Bdb.e So2l5sy, --os5 earn
esEIV and urgenLl-y appeal % you 20 bria
-ss F64F sartisss neutrality-suspicious.
your respective congregations and
schools the sUbiecs Of the Bib-s es1se-
and &c soIiciE Contributions We trust
VOC viii exerE yourselves 30 your Ut
most 20 raise al The money possible No
az5, EoFeVer small, viii be despised--
There are mary families and indTgid-
uaIs IN the co1ncF SrnO 1Es acs blessed
with the word Of God. and The zim i 20
supply al such 81 selling Bibles and
TesGau7eusz az snail cost and by Goua-
tons where The parties are zoo INDECENT
20 purchase By 4 vigorous Canvass all
can hss furnished with rhe Scriptures,
and thus Z Eass dsa4 -. - done IN adj
vaucfHg OR people 70 highes a44'l
heller life and making them heCrer CT
izeus and christians We 1ake Cni. sp-
real with conf Ieuce and rely upon you :
AID Please send your CO1LrioELions %
H4- 2 E5Sfnz. PsI.&5si, Tenn
CHS BCFoEDs Ch2Is-l
J. L LCCAs- SecF :.
HC- 2 EWING, Treas-J
T NJ JONES, tx Con-.
J. O. CzuDEEs,
O OsEORSE-
D C.. GoaboS,
J. G. LESTER Pres'g
Giles Co Bible Society
T. " EvxG, Y. P-esideuE-
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