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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-08-16
CANE MILLS.
Congaree Iron Works
COLUMBIA, 81. &.
JOHN ALEXANDER, Proprietor.

NANE MILLS of this manufacture have
~ been thoroughly established in An
dcrson County, and farmers run no risk in
buying them. They will compare with any
first-class Mills manufactured i'll this coun-
try. See us before you purchase elsewhere
Price list furnished on application.
SULLIVAN e. CO.,
Agents for Anderson County.
P. S.-Don't forget that we are the agents
for the celebrated Cook EvaporatOr,
the only Evaporator that can make pure,
first quality syrup. S. & &C.
Aug l6 1877 5 I'm
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Judge Il. j. llaci,ey.

His Address 6eiore the people Of anderson
on last Thursday upon the ne,o Fence
La,c-An able Speech and an Erhaus-
tue argument.
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ADGBR SOLLB(sB

FHNHE Exercises of this Institution will be
Ii opened at WALHALLA, South Caro-
lima, on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9th, 1877,
With Il corps of competent professors.
TvITIoS IN ADvAScE-$20 in Collegiate I;
$40 i'll Preparatory, and IS and 81 in the
Primary Departments, per session Of five
months.
Board, including everything, except lights
and washing, $40 per month, payable month
ly III advance.
Location noted for health, pleasant eli
mate and good water. For particulars ad-
dress
J. ]. NORTON,
Chairman OF stockholders.
Aug 9 1877
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and we have grand total of 1927, zoe, 900
which leaves our little State annually
never to return, for necessaries of life.
which home industry properly economized
would enable us to manufacture for our
selves.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-24
ATTACKING Hayes CIVIL SER
VICE RULES.

It is reported by telegraph that SEN
stor Conkling is preparing an exhaust
i've speech against Hayes civil service
rules which prohibit Federal Office
holders from active participation in po-
htical affairs. Conklipg is urged to
this course by personal friendship for
Collector Cornell of the port of New
York. who detits the Presidents order
aud retaius the Chairmanship of a Re-
publican conntv committee, at the risk
Of being officially dec pitated for dis.
0beying orders. The rule. which rs q
new departure from established usage.
has been denounced as arbitrary and
Ssspotic by many prominent Repabli-
cans, aud is likely to be the subj ct of
much debate when Congress eouvenes.
Depriving Federal office holders of the
privilege, OF perhaps more properly
speaking. right of participating in pri.
mary meetings and conventions is de-
stroying the machine which has been
running the Republican party for years.
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HUMBOLDr MOSQUITOES.
COTMstOcker's Hex neYieace White
Hunting at the sink.
From the Territorial En-, rprise

III From the Territorial Emit rprise.l
They were telling hunting stories in
Q street saloon Il night or two since.
aud after several persons had given in
their experience an old chap. who APP
peared to be a stranger in town, took
the floor. Said he: "rh IT il a power
O. game down to Humboldt Sink
duck. geese and sich-but in some re
specis it is unpleasant down thar. | got
about the wust fooled | ever Was in my
life the fust time came down thar. |
WAS on a hunt; and bad little round
tent that stuck up in the shader of +"
bunch of willows. At night l eured
up in this tent inst room enough for
me- caIkertatin' to get up bright aud
early next mornia' to try my luck on the
ducks and geese. Thar seemed to be
considerable many muskeeters up the
slit that made the door ia SIGH a way
SO AS to keep EN- out. Next mornin |
woke up, and fuding it still dark took
another nap. / slept good while.
and wnen | woke up it was still dark
Took another nap and woke up.
Still dark. / thought aylight would
never come tried to sleep, bnt only
doZvd off a little at times. 1t seemed
tue longest nigh, | eveI saw. Finally,
| concluded to see what time it was
anyhow. SO l struck "a match and
looked at my watch. 1t was ten min
ntes OF two O'Clock. This beat me.
concluded I'd take look outside au'
see II bar was any sIgn Of daylight
camin'. | unpinned my teut aud, on
putin ths door, black IN ,ss OF some.
thing that seemed tn be alive frll on
the gronnd;a blaz. Oh hight at the saioe
time strlhlug iuA eJes and nearly blind
lug me. BEN kinder frightened |
rushed ont. an thar | saw, ali o-er NV
tent, m klveriu' of il To the depth OF
about tmr inches. n reg 'h.r mass of
muskerters. | looked at the SUI and
saw that ny watch was right. II wits
two O'Clock in the afternoon. Gentle
men, | never was 50 fooled afore IN ali
any life regardiu' the time o'd,ty--nlI
along o them air mnskeeters. and il
wAsnt the reg muskeeter time
neither.
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''By Jupiter! these are lovely nights.
Nothing Mars the serenity of the
scene" exclaimed Young Jones the
other night as be Saturn the porch
meath the silvery rays of the crescent
moon with his arm around the waist OF
his Venus. Bnt when the old woman
opened the window above them and
surnsd pitcher of water on their de-
voted beads, they thought they had en-
countered Neptune. She simply re-
marked to them as they started for the
gate. You cant comet over my
daughter in the milky way. Come
backt' Jones retorted: "Uranus off. aud
Ill be hanged if come back till get
ready" and the girl took his ,.rm aud
he started off with a speed like the
messenger Mercnry. who is said 10
have wings on his heels. aud silence
reigped once more. The old woman
seys she Will planet differently next
time.
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the MAOPI MURDERERs.

We learn from the Carson Appeal,
that w. E. Dean. Isaac McM4uns,
Charles A. Newman and Jerry Sloan.
charged with numbering two men at the
Maopi Indian reservation in Lincoln
county last June. were brought before
Judge Hlllyer Of the United States Dis
trict Court last Friday on a writ OF
h1beas corpus to be released from the
custody of the United States Govern
NETT. Judge Hiliyer decided that the
Federal Government had no iurlsdic-
ton in the cases of these criminals, bnt
he remanded them to the custody of the
State authorities for trial
These men were arrested in Utah and
delivered to the authorities of Lincoln
county. They decided that as the mur-
ders We're committed on the reservation
which is immediately under the control
of the Federal Government, the MUIR
derers should be- tried in the United
States Courts. The prisoners were
taken to Carson. and for safe keeping
confined in the State Prison. A week
or two ago it was snr1nised that the
United States authorities would release
them on habeGs corpus and the aathori-
ties of Lincoln county we're asked by
telegraph, what disposition the United
States Marshal should make of the
prisoners in that event. The reply. if
we remember correctly. was that Lin-
ooln county was bankrupt. and that
lynch law would be resorted to if the
prisoners We're returned to that county.
The prisoners are now in the custody
of Sheriff swift of Carson. and unless
the authorities of Lincoln county intev-
fere he will have to release them.
Though there is no doubt of their guilt
the chances are even that the murder
ers will be vet at liberty.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-24

MANY of the African kings boast OF
An nubroksn succession in their fAml-
lies for thousands of years. They are
absolute desp It's, except when con-
trolled by custom and religion; ont In
general their government Is liberal and
kind. Northumberland is psoftsStd'
bt,t the fetish snperstitioDs generally
prevail. aud belief in wltchsBatt Is
general. f
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
Turks Defeated with Great
Slmug liter.

LONDON Sep. 90.
Five or six different attacks were
made Friday by the Turks on the Gar.
owitch's positions near Blela with
from one to three battaIions, each and
all unsupported. The attack failed,
aud the loss by the Turks was very
heavy. Numbers of killed and
wounded can be seen lying on the open
ground over which eolnbatants passed.
The Russians maintained their posi-
lions. which consist of "a number of
formidable trenches. There has also
Leen some fighting at Kndickler by a
division of Ahmet Eyoubs corps. and
at VerbatZa by two battalions detached
by Mehemet ALI; bat the Turks were
unsuccessful in both places
TURKS Repuised at schipka.
The Russian official Bulletin, dated
tbs, 2Lst, says: Turks renewed the
b0mhardAnent of schipka Pass pesi-
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r Z L Z C r A p HIC.
WESTERN DISPATCHES
Rocklin A Affairs.

RoCKLIN, Gala, Sept. %.
The story about Sargent, the muir.
dered man, having tesmster who Is
missing turns out to be a mistake. No
word yet received that Alb Sam. the
murderer has been found. A meeting
of citizens has been called for to night
for the purpose OF considering the Chi
nese question.
Fire tn San Francisco = Knocked
OverbO IA rd and Drowned.
SAN Francisco. Sept "a.
Saturdays fire in South Sau Francis
co started in Messengers Gyeing estab-
lishment and spread from thence to the
adjoining buildings. Total loss about
500 600 No Cinnamon were employ ed
in any of the burned establishments.
Yesterday, on the downward passage
Of the steamer Whipple frora Sacra-
mento, a young man named Cohen was
knocked overheard and drowned. The
reports concerning this affair are de
cidedly mixed. the only positive fact
appearing to be that Cohen was knocked
over the rail by Edward Ireland. a man
well known in this city. but whether
the blow was Intentional or accidental
remains in doubt Fieland says that
he was under The influence of liquor,
aud supposes that when aroused he
suddenly knocked against Cohen acct
dentally and Knocked him over. Fee
land Was arrested.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-24

THE inscriptionon the army and navy
monument in Boston. dedicated last
week. was wfitteD by President Eliot of
Harvard, aud is AS follows: 10 the
nen of Boston VIA died for their
eQnntfy on hard and stt in Hhe war
which kept the Uni0u whole and main.
s,bned the Constitution. the grateful
city has bnilt this tnnAamen4 that
shegr example may speak. TO- coming
Seaarst Als4A :"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-24

WHEN Impurities in the Blood are
determined to the surface Ia the furm
Oh blotches. dry exfolittbohs. rashes,
&c.. the safest and most expeditions
remedy is Glenn's sulphur Soap.
Tue hair is identified as we'll as
colored by Hills Hair Dye.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-24
Cincinnati Faces.

CINCINNATI, sept. %
The Fall trotiing meeting of the
Chester Park Association on October
10th and 18th promises to be the most
successful ever held in the West. En-.
tries closed Thursday.
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lS1 %
PURSES, $1,000.
SIP ED Pn0GhAM NINE.

FIRST DAY. MONDAY. OCTOBER iSr.
TxovrINe -, remilm IS O. mile heats, 8 in s.
to harness; free tor ali horses raised or
Owned in tins state EasteTn Oregon
Idaho Utan or Gal fOrnis, east of The ST.
era Nevada. First, 800; ,ecyn4, $780,;
tkird 800
RUN,,sG Premium 500; fre for all horses
raised owned IN this Stale. Four or
more tn ILL., three or more tostart. single
dash for one mile. first, s-OJ second,
$125; third, So.
SECOND DAY TUESDAY, OCTOBER IND.
TAorrING, Premium sIg; free Tor ali horses
raised or owned IN unboldt county.
rst- $500 ,cDud, Sl25; ,h.rd, so
Run IN kr' MUM s00J; free for all horses
raised or oaned il thi 5 ate, kasttrn Or
egJH, Idaho, Utah or CIiiforIsn, east OF
the Sisrra Nevada. Mile h ais, two in
three. First, $3.50; s.cond, $3.50, third.
SlG0.
THIRD DAY, WEI NESDAb, 0CTOB Sd.
p.o1TIsG Premium $500; fire Tor all untried
tbrve-yeGr olds in This otale, asst
ern rig n, Idaho or tab; mile heats.
two III III e - harness. rst, $500,
sec nd, sl.5. tGifd Sl5.
RUN ING Pre- MUM 1901, free for Ill horses
raised or owned Ia his tse Ifstern
ORG II. d'hp, Utah or Calf M u, east OF
the oierml Nevada: mile heats thee in
ivr. Fir-st. si5U; second. $50; third.
500.
FOUNrH Day. THUR DAY, G. ODER 4TH.
KUssINo Premium 500; free for al united
tnIee-y' ODD, o. una four, raised or
Owned Ia humboldt county; hAlt mile
heats, TWO Ia ,hrce. First, sSOO; second.
o.: third SBj0.
RUNNING F.eu4him $500; fire. for all horses
raised or owned ia this STA =, .astern
,r gUu, IDAHO r California. east Of tho
sie,ra >ey..d@E5 singh dtrh OF THREE
qua ie 5 Of 1. mile. lrst, s4I5. second,
Sl5t; third. S75
TRoTIING Premium $3.50; f,ee for all double
teams owned ia This state, owners 10
dave; mile heats, tttee Ia Ave, Ia road
wagon. first, S2Jo; seeold slbO; third
$50.
Eutri t. the above race Will close
sepicmb.r 23fh. Horses ,onte-1i K ia
the above RAGS 10 be owned and ari en- to-
< thtr for three months pre- eeding the
day of race
FIFrd DAY, FRID Y, OC OBJ Il 5TH.
RUNNING Premium $50. ., for all horses
raised or owned in humb3ldt county:
single dash Of IEli a mile. first, $i26;
nj, s75: third. $50.
RUNNING ir.mi III 80 free for ali horses
raised owned IN huu,bJldt county;
single daNh of une-quaft Of N mile.
FiIss. SluO .eeond SO; third, 3.
RuSSiNG Ptm unl Sl't0. ire IVi ali horses
o. he Coart: two Mile ana repeat.
irst. 5000; second, s 80; third. sic.
SIXTH DAY. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9TH.
AN kqu strian DURHAM ut W Ii ak; place on
the morning of he > xth day Presents
to he amount Of 1870 viii he presented
t. the comiettantt
| Con- oLATI n kUSSI G-Premium SCC0; free
for Ill HORSES that have not t. Ken first or
nd pr, miuHs duIi q the air; mile
heats. Two la three, Iiret. 400; second.
| $3.50; Liza, SiOc, kOuth S0U
A GGAs swHfesrAR. RICE viii Ike place
gu the ixih das.
| Also, A CIMPLlMENTARY SPELD CoNTE T.
| single dash If one mile; fr,e for all
hOraes raised or owned a. The State.
| winning horse to receive the Winnemucca
Pate a.u cod Medal
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NEW TO
STOLEN.

VNRON Charles Kemger's Stable in Para
n disc vallee ON t. { night of september
18th, large iron gray horse branded on
left hip; also. I'd lie ard Bride
LIBERAL reward will be paid for tn
horse. Ha,hY LILIES,
PARADISE, September %, 1871. II
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tioDs on Friday, and in The afternoon
they began an assault on our right
flank. but were repulsed.
Turks Report Heavy Russian
Losses
CONSTANT ,oPLE, Sep. %.
Mehemet Ali telegraphs to-day to the
Porte as follows: At noon September
2lst u furious engagement took place.
We advanced to the enemy's entreuch-
ments. Darkness stopped the fighting.
The enemy's losses were greater than
ours
Draw Battles Reported as Turk
ism Victories.
LONDON, Sep. %.
A Vienna correspondents says: En-
counters of Thursday and Friday near
Biela are said to have been greatly ex-
aggerated by the Turks. According 10
information received here, they were
draw battles aud the forces engaged
were not large.
Osman Pasha Reinforced.
VIENNA, Sep. %.
News has been received that fifty
thousand men, under Cbefket Pasha.
reached Osnian Pasha with fresh
supply of provisions. A dispatch from
Constan;inople gives similar news.
An Interview with the SuItan
LONDON. Sep. %.
A dispatch from COnstantinople says
Austrian Ambassador, at private iu-
terview With the Sultan, is reported to
have spoken aboot the probability OF
Austrian mediation and to have urged
moderation; but the Sultan pointed
out the necessity of saving the Rus
sian amour proper. because Germany
wonld not be Indifferent to Russian
humiliation.
Fears that the GeshofYs will be
shot
CoNsTANTINoPLE. Sep. 70.
Repeated orders have gone from the
Porte that the Geshoffs shall bt brought
10 Constantinople; but it Is feared the
military authorities will not obey and
that the Geshoffs will be executed.
WOrkinRmen HOnoring Gen. Grant
LONDON. Sep. %.
A monster demonstration of working
ingmen in honor of Gen. Grant was
held here yesterday,
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Killed by an Infatuated Husband.
NV YORK, Sept %.

NV YORK. Sept 23.
Clarence Gommers'.ll. son of New
York broker. was shot and killed in
Newark. N. j.. yesterday by an infuri-
ated husband in whose bosse he was
found.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-24
EASTERN DISPATCHES

The Rife Team Coming Home.
NEW YORK, Sept "a.
The California rifle team will leave
for San Franci co this (Monday) even
ing.
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Arrested for Em bezziement

ST. LOUIS. Sept. %.
Charles W Young. book keeper for
Emanuel Hoffman, wholesale tobacco
mist. was arrested yesterday charged
with embezzlipg $1,000 from his en-
ployer.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-24
Conkling to Att"ck Hayes.

CHICAGO. Sept. 90.
Senator Conklirg is preparing mn ex-
haustive speech upon the subj ct of the
Presidents civil service order He will
not assail the Presidents motives. but
will claim that the President las no
more right to circ0mscribe the lawful
action of Federal official than he has
to prescribe what be shall think.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-24
Deaths From Yellow Fever,
NEW YORK, Sept. 90

NEW YORK. Sept. %.
The steamer GnilItrmo, from Sagua
which arrived at quarantine yesterday
had one case of yellow fever on board.
The patient has since died The brig
aniine. Two men died on passage with
yellow fever.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-24

Running races viii be made to conform
strictly o the Pacific q a>t hule~. and Trot-
;lng aces o Those III the National Associa ion
second No ENTITY will be consiCeieu without
1t is accompani Il by the entrance money
Al entries Will be closed at o'clock the
day recedihg each race, except for Aao die
premiums.
In all the above races, foar or more must
enter, tAree or more must start.
An entry fee Of IL per NJ Of tn purse
coDiated for must be p8id the
secseiary at the time II entry.
G. G. BILLS, President.
q. CHESOwFTH, Secretary.
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iions on Friday. and in The afternoon
they began an assault on our right
flank. but were repulsed.
Turks Report Heavy Russian
Losses
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DYSPEPSIA!
GASTRON.

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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

None are genuine unless the signature Of j.
Haydock, as agent for the United States, sur
rounds each box of Pills, and Ointment. A
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dering such information as may lead 10 the
detection Of any party or parties counterfeiting
the medicines or vending the same, knowing
them to be spurious.
- sold at the mandatory of Professor HoL-
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10 There is considerable saving by taking the
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For Stomachs Out of Order.

No medicine VIII so efectually improve the
tone OF the stomach rs these Pills; they remove
all acidity occasioned either by intempc rance or
improper diet They reach the liver and reduce
II to healthy action ;theY are wonderfully eiica
cious in cases ofspasm-in tact they never fail in
curing all disorders o. the liver and stomach.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS are the best known in
the world for the following diseasts Ague,
Asthma, Bilious Complaints, Blotches on the
skin, Bowel8, Consumption, Debility, Dropsy,
Dysentery, Erysipelas, Female Irregularities
fevers of all kinds, Fits, Govt Headache, indi-
gestion, Inflammation, Jau.dice, Liver Com
plants, Lumbago, Piles Rheumatism, Rcten-
ton of urine, scroilla or Kings Evil, sore
Threats, Stone and Gravel Tic-DoulOureux
Tumors, Ulcers, Worms OF Ill kinds, Weakness
from ANY cAune. etc,