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TIE WoOL HoUsE.-From conversO.
lion yesterday with Mr.. J.D. Whitman
oithis county, We infer that the location
ol the wool warehouse at Stcubenyille i,
virtually decided upon, although the
'ommittee have further conference on
the subject to-day. The warehouse picked
out al SIcubcnvilic can be rented very
low, is amply commodious for the expert.
@en' and the banks up there will furnish
at tue advances on wool needed by con.
ny, ,S"oT' at : per cent per anuum. Mr.,
"0''ham. thinks thalIwool will open here.
O'p'' at 80 cents, but this price does not
,. %'e' the views OF farmers, and especially
'Ao'e vaO expect to patronize tho ware.
aoa'e' They will therefore be inclined
y hold for higher figures.
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Marine Intelligence.

LONDON, April lS.-The steamers Eng.
land, Anchoria and State of Nevada, from
New York; Nurnenburg, from Baltimore
and Polynesian, from Portland, have ar,
rived out.
NEW YoRK, April 1S.-Arrived-The
steamships Hammonia, from Hamburg
and Victoria, from Glasgow.
SAN FRANCIsCo, April lS.-Clearcd-
Ship Golden Gate, Liverpool.
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.


BALTIMORE, April Is.
CATTLE-.lhe market the past week has
been more active and prices &c higher.
Very best s. 50aG %; first quality s. l9H
40 80; medium or good fair quality 81 5Oa
a5 co; ordinary thin steers, oxen and cows
s. 5Oai 90; most of the sales at 81 5Oaj so.
Receipts | ,lSS head; sales 1919.
'lloGs-NOderatelyi active but prices &c
lower. Light bacon 7a7Itc; best butcher
Hia7lzc. Receipts G,2Gl head.
SIEEP-Firmcr and prices in few cases
a shade higher. Shearcd 81 OOa5 75al 5Os
G'ji receipts l,7G3. Lambs So OOa5 90,
good in good demand; others dull.
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Hampton Swinging Round the
Circle.

CHARLESTON, April lS.-The reception
Of Gov. Hampton, who visited Charleston
to-day for the first time since November,
was grand ovation in which the whole
community, irrespective Of political or
class distinction, united. Gov. Hampton
road at the head Of the column through
the streets which We're gaily decorated
and thronged with thousands who cheered
him wildly.
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WASHINGTON.
The Russian Grand Dukes al
the White IIOnHC.

WASHINGTON, April lS.-Grand Dukes
Alexis and Constantine, with the Rus.
sian minister and others Of the Royal
party, proceeded to the Executive Man.
sion to-day, and were received by Secre.
tary Evarts, who escorted them to the
Blue Room, where President Hayes and
the members Of the Cabinet were assem-.
bled. After the iormalities Of an intro.
duction, the Grand Duke Alexis being
tirst presented, tile President, Cabinet
and Royal visitors engaged in u very
friendly conversation, lasting about 20
minutca, when the distinguished Russians
withdrew. The President and Secretary
Of State will return the call this after.
noon.
THREATENED CHANCE or THE CHANNEL
AT OMAHA.
Major Sntor, Of the Engineering Corps,
in charge Of the improvements OF the
Mississippi and Missouri rivers, will be
instructed to make examinations and
preliminary surveys and report the cx.
tent and nature OF the threatened dangers
at Omaha and Council Bluffs, and to sub.
nit an estimate OF the cost Of making
such further and detailed surveys as may
be required, with an estimate OF the cost
OF the work, &c. The threatened danger
at Omaha is change OF the channel,in
the river, caused by an ice gorge.
ANOTHER DISCHARGE OF EMrLoYEs.
A discharge Of 800 employees Of the
bureau Of Engraving and Printing OF the
Treasury Department took place this
afternoon, The list included plate print.
ers, press girls, copyists, and other em.
ployCs of the bureau. The indications
are that before the middle Of next month
at least 600 tlsmissals will be made Of
persons now in the employment Of the
Government in this city.
NEW YORK cUsroM:HoUsE.
Two oil the three gentlemen invited to
accept positions as commissioners to in.
vestigate the affairs Of the New York
Custom House have accepted the office
rendered them. But until the third per-
7on has accepted Secretary Sherman de.
cIlncs to say who the commission will be.
CALLED on THE PRESIDENT.
The members oi the Academy OF Science
called at the Executive Mansion this ai.
icrnoon to pay their respects to the
President
REMOVING INDIANS.
John F.'Clum, Indian agent at the San
Carlos Agency, Arizona, who was recent.
ly directed to remove about 100 renegade
Apachea from the Ho. Springs, New
Mexico, TO san Carlos, reports to the
Commissioner OF Indian Affairs that he
IL on his way there, and requests authori.
y to remove GOO other Apaches at the
Hot Springs to San Carlos. The Com
missioner replied granting his request,
provided he has the power to enforce his
authority. Agent Clum is supported in
his expedition by n squad OF military.
US. CONSUL MERRILL.
The State Department to-day received
., cable dispatch from Brussels announ-
eng the serious illness by paralysis of A.
j. Merrill, u. S. Consul there.
wIEsLow DENIES.
Ex-senator Norris Winslow says that
each and every allegation contained in
the Tweed confessions, 10 far IA they
concern him, are totally aud absolutely
false.
TURKISH CONSUL AT CHICAGO.
The President recognized Chas. Hem
rotIan, consul OF Turkey, at Chicago.
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COLUMBIA, s. C., April lS.-Private
Secretary Manning, under instructions
from Governor Hampton, at s o'clock
this moring sealed the office doors OF all
the State officials, and four constabes are
on duty there. The Republican officials
seem willing TO await the decision OF the
Supreme Court. Perfect quiet prevails.
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Measures AgaIns1 Fircs.

NEw York, April lS.-The Fire Com.
to-day adopted resolutions re.
quIrlng all proprictors and managers OF
places OF amusement, hotels, churches,
factories, tenements and places where
large numbers OF people congrcgate, to
provide at once means for communicating
alarms and extinguishing fires us the
commissioners may prescribe and as di.
rected by law.
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CHICAGO, AprillS.-The Expressmens'
Mutual Aid Association met here this
morning, with about $50 delegates pres.
ent, and after some preliminary exercises
heard the Presidents address and vari.
ous lengthy reports. The convention
will last three days,
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THE AMERICAN SQUADRON.
ITALY.
Italy Grows Jealous.

LONDON, April lS.-Iniormation has
been received from Italy of the growing
discomfort among the commercial popn-
lation with the policy Of the government,
and movements on foot against the too
close intimacy with Russia, whose com.
petition in the Mediterranean is feared.
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Soldiers Home Fund.

New YORK, April lS.-At the meet.
ing in the Academy OF Music last eve.
ming, to raise u fund for building and
supporting the..soldiers' home at Bath,
in this State, eight Thousand dollars were
contributed and numerous subscriptions
were made. Letters OF regret were read
from Ex.presidCnt Grant and Generals
Mcclellan and Dix.
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DETROIT, April 1S.-A dispatch from
Mackinaw city says that the channel be.
tween there and Sheboygan is open to
withinabo two miles OF Mackinaw city.
The ice two or three miles above Mccall.
pins Points appear to be broken up.
A report from Point St. lgnace says
that boat is working her way through
the Ice near WanagashasancC light.
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the Lessons We Should learn.
The exposure, disgrace and punish.
men, that have overtaken Boss Tweed
and his confederate ringsters convey two
lessons that all classes OF society may lay
10 heart with great profit. The first is
'ha: does not pay man to enlist in
.chemes OF jobbery and robbery. Sooner
or later he is aImostsu to be overtakcn.
The country is strewn with wrecked rep.
4tatons and fortunes acquired in this
way. No men in this generation have
paid so dear for their peli ~ the Tweed
ring, They would al, be glad
80 80 back to where they stood
len years ago, before they organized
he ring, and never sec A ccnl Of their i'll
often plunder. They u are miserable set
u, dsgraccd FcoundreI4, in their own cs-
lmation and that OF everybody else.
They cannot enjoy ;heiT s;calings. They
spow not What il i.to b,va m hour;
peace OF mind. By day and night they
are hunted down by tLe officers the Of law
ul by their own guilty thoughts. The
poorest cren,prc an Gol's ;,ots,ooI b,.
n, c,usr to envy their posi,;on Rst,cr
lar better. isa "dinncr of herbs" than \
tailed OK" amid such surroupdipos
The seconl.lesson ia that copvevSd 10
,ae voter. Of all cities tbroupbout the
land. New York CITY is now pro,niny
under deb, of 100 million, Of dollars, n
deb, two and Il half time, M preat as
shat OF the United sta,cs prior to tbc late
war, brought upon her by misroyernment
and corruption. The citizens, in one
ense, brought this great calamity on
themselves. They sat still and lie. Boss
Tweed and his coniedcrates bind them
with ropes and then plunder them.
They let the dangerous classeso run
the elections and get control Of the
city government. They were warned
times without number Of the danger Of
50 doing, but each citizen felt that he had
no special concern in the warning, and
hence did not care to turn aside from his
business to give any attention to the
public veal. The consequences Of such
'npineness are now plainly visible.
While the city slept the thieves despoiled
AMI ,l,,o,, l,,nI..'.,,,l :, 49,, ~ :,
the cry now heard over the oppressive.
ne.s of municipal taxation.
Asi, has been in New York, 80 has il
been, In smaller degree, throughout
the land. Jobbery and robbery have
everywhere crep,i into municipol politics
aud there i, scarcely city that bo, not
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ALBANY, n. y, April lS.-The as.
sembly has passed bill amending the
statute relative to the election OF PrCsi.
dent and Vice President. 1t provides
for electing electors at large on the State
ticket and the remainder on the tieketI
in the several Congressional districts.
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Returned the Call.

WASHINGTON, April ls.-The Presi.
dent this afternoon, accompanied by Sec.
retary Evarts and Mr.. Rogers, private
Secretary 10 the President, formally re.
turned the call OF the Russian Grand
Dnke
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WuKEsBARRE, Pa, April lS.--To.day
County Auditor j. c. Coon, who is
charged with stealing public money,
plead guilty, and was sentenced 10 pay a
tine OF $1,000 and be imprisoned for two
years and six months.
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"N"' H' N"HPiFN WIN ulOHl NncTlCnn
cities OF her population aud wealth.
There is hardly Il single city in the coun.
try Of $4,000 inhabitants that does not
owe more than $4,000. The city Of
Springfield, Mass, has population of
$1,000 and owes $1,000 900, and vet her
bonds command a high poaition in the
Eastern markets. Wheeling pay. her
principal and interest promplly--no city
more so-and is known to be one OF the
most solid and solvent cities in the land.
She will materially reduce her debt this
year, aud there is every prospect that as
soon as the terms Of her bonds will allow
her TO do 40 she will wipe out her present
bonded debt entirely. In any point OF
view The city il in good shape Tor doing 40.
At this time, however, she is seeking
to place $l2O,O0O Of six per cent bonds
on the market whcrcwith to take up
floating debt OF that amount, incurred
Tor various improvements during the last
two years. Only $4,000 Of these bonds
have thus lar been placed. Owing to the
wording OF the bonds aud interest con.
pons the loan is confined TO home mar.
Eet. Instead Of being made payable in
New York they are made payable in
Wheeling. Had they been differently
worded they could have been sold readily
in New York At par. There is plenty OF
surplus capital n',nt city seeking in.
ve5ImcaI in ic-t class six per cent bonds.
For that matter there ian good deal of
capital even here that is invested in six
per cent government loans. Nearly all
first class six per cent bonds are selling
away above par. The fourth mortgage
bonds Of the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh road
sell at lO7. The six per cents of the State
OF Ohio sell for lf2, those OF MARYLAND
for IL, those Of New York State for l2O
These are the days when investor. are
looking more to safety than to high in.
tercsl. Capitalists have realized in the
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EX-prCSiIent Grant and Faulty
in Harrisburg,

HARRISBURG, April 1S.-Ex.P President
Grant and family arrived here this even
ing from the West, and are the guests of
j. D. Cameron. They will remain here
several daYs.
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Arrest OF II Notorious Counter
lciICr.

CMCSNHrI, April lS.-A Commercial
special says: Lyle Levi, leader OF u no.
torious band Of counterfeiters, was ar.
rested at osgood, Ind, by us. Detective
Rathborne and taken to indianapolis for
hearing,
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Weather Indications.
WAX DkFAKTMKNT,
OFFICE or Tux CuIIP SIGNAL OFPICKR,
WASHINGTON, D. C., April l9-l A. y.

WAsHIH0IONI D. c, April ly-I A, =
PROBABILITIES.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
threatening weather and rain, with south
to west winds in the eastern portions and
falling barometer, and in the western
portions clearing weather with lower
temperature and rising barometer during
the night.
For the Lakes, threatening weather
and rain, northeast to southeast winds,
backing TO north in the Upper Lakes,
falling barometer in the southern and
eastern portions during the day, and but
slight changes iu temperature.
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OMAHA, April 1S.-It is claimed by
responsiblep parties that the recent grass.
hopper reports telegraphed to Eastern
papers from this State are much exag-
gerated, and that it is yet too early 10
Judge.
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n THEELECINRALV VorE or THIS STArE.
f-Ins CONVERSATION Monday evening, .Mr:
SsylGf, of Ohio, the chairman. of the
House investigating cornmittee FOR, South
.Carolinaj1 Ssid; ihat he Thought itilvery
Probable that u minerity-FrPort would be
made by the Republican members of the
committee upon the electoral vote. of the
State. Mr.. Saylor was asked how this
,.s. -,,zaaii,ln In thk fafsehf the -fitihiiafied
Aiatemens that the cnnimittee; asi shnle.
.eonce3sd that the, Hayes and Wheeley,
electors hsd been elected, and, the com.
'iiittee did' not tRiiik It fight to take ad.
Vantage dftechnitai effors MAieHi might
change the resuli.u' In reply Dir. Sayi0r
Gsidu tha; he was not reYpnnsble, fon any
newspaper publications. The commiltee
had authorized the statement that The
Hayes,,an Wheeler electors had been
'Cierted by small maiopftyii but shad 81
no means aGtn9rfseds iiie Statement that
they cdnsidefed' fhats m,H6fity legal lind
dey0id 6P ftatla. -x n:r'i'S ns7,j Sri'rnl'
- For instance, said he, iflf had beenaa
candidate for CdngreG frum tile Fourth
G: ngrtdA;bhal ::Distriet. at the Tate dlec.
.tion; would ceft3iniy iusikt that one 81
the b64e+ III AbbevTilGs Connty, Which
gave d iatKeA Republican majority, sb6nId
,be throtsif out. as tho, precinct had nd
legal exislenSe. ~ M. Saylot went on to
say. 10 references tb the. newspaper pubIi.'
cat orts ccneerhing the sentimehti or the
Committee, that the despatch published
II several Of the N,Tthern paI,en4 pur-
porting 70 have been signed by; himSelf
add i9n dthef iilember4 OF the coinmittea.
had been Published without hiE knbwl.
,ssag& and had NOT been signed bghiusclf
ne any 0f tae Gon,nifsNS z. .M VI, !.
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he had M ihoney It is ccnjectuied by
them that DE has been cent there by ii2
teres:ed Pafties WHO supplied the fauda.
He viii, tits further said by Republicans
5ere, blow hot or blow cold Ssith Gov.
Hayes, according as he thinks that Hayes
10 the stronger man or not, aud that in /:
mediateiy tEefeaiaer he viii proceed 20
New York afia tspeat the same thipf
With Governor Tilden. His. mission %
Columbus iP regarded in influential re.
publican circles as evidence Or aS;' in.
preston on the part Of The Demo4fats Of
South Carolina that Governor Hives uiIl
be inaugutated. The 6dt' and oht Rg.i
publicans here do not took W,tit favor
upon the oyertuFes ncW beiH4 made TO,
Governor Hayes by the SoutneFn Demo
crats TO gain favor with him aud siiare
in the patronage of his adrhfiiistra.:oa..
80, WASHINGTON. Dec. 81.
The visit Of Judge Mackey 10 Goy.
Hayes, rs an ambassador from General
Hampton, gives q good deal or hasasi-
ness and ahpoyAnce TO prominent Repub:
elicans here. Itseems to confirm the f1..
mors which have long prevailed that MI.
Hayes was favdrabiy inclined toward
leading and influential Southern men.
and this suspicion is very Irritating to
some Northern as we'll as most Southern
Republicans. There are Northern Sena-
:ors and members who have said they
would prefer TO see Tilden? rfesident
rather than Hayes with such a policss::
the Hayes HiaGk.y inter ME view i, Is peculiar.
ly, Irritating to iiany Southern Repubii.
cans here Whit. are alarmeA for theif OH.
ces and political pfedominance In case
Governor Hayes should select, his Ap..
puintees from native Southerf! irier..L-
Some Of these Republicans holding local
federal ofiices in Southern StatAs ALREADY
declare that, under. such q policy, they
will return TO the North. Uhless tiiey
can have federal patronage they do not
care TO live in q Southern State. This
clas9. will endeavor to intiniidate Mr.
Hayes, If they become persuaded that
they are certain to bring all the influence'
they have To bear upbn leading Republi:
cans here to prevent Mr.. Hayes adooptiiR
such q policy. It locks for the ifi0fiient
as though the struggle for the federal
offices in the Southern States might form
an important element in the Presidential
question. The Southern Republicans
OPENLY say that they have no use for
Hayes IF be is going back on them. =
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ATLANTA. O.. Dec. 90 is7s

ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. so, 1876.
siass psss 's fs.yssah; ysSs assg1st ssssy
Ing Ing, shtisled i,s tha. i yo;, possess ig very
of our people. vino are In every e=aersea-
cy anxious TO kaow your opinions and 10
have your COUNSEL. He respectfully ask
yop to- give, UP for publication. yqNr
views Of the present political situation.
Very respectfully, s
Campbell Wallace, O. @. Hammock
CLARKE Howell. john Stephens, ~.
Q. A. Lochranc, Geo. w. Parrntt,
Il. +. Maddox, A. B. Culberson,
John II. Thorn, A. II. Perkcrson,
James r. Wylie, o. G. Carroll,
.,. Hoke Smith.
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FACE 70 TUE FOE.

LETTER FROM Hon. JOSEPH E. Brown
-HE ADVISES A ,FIRM PoLIcY--THE
FEAR OF TRoUpLE WILL CoMfEL
WEALTHY REPUBLrcANa 70 DO RIGHT
"A 6HRsEEIEG ATTITUDE WILL En-
COURAGg THEIR LAWhRSsNEea.l -.
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!. GOOD -N2otfT -iHowk 3andetlfa ;andA
aw'eetly falls the gentle "gond night" into
loving hearts, "a. inehibeti !ef' q family
separete asi retire, ,fsrthetnjghtl; h. What;
.myriadS OF hasty. words and thougbtless
acts, engendered in the hurry and 5;:=l,
cay arc S;ISSe: ;:;;;;;;;;s: 80:
It's benign ssGaeneeiT Sssssssssisi Sssssssssssisi ssaaken ID;
eee1IA but iitis she Iiitler rarrtesies that
can Fn beautifnlly, FOUND qff the .!sq.,afass,
corners In the homes Of laboring men
and Women. The Rinpfe "Ithank you. ~
tor D. favor 'Teeciveta,H 3;iithiItwith fiappi.-
itIeAs the hea:hnf.aheg giveEui;T ;Trueweaisif
is not counted by dollars and cents but
yy, Sy chs gras'gaSdq ~ and laafGef'iop >pf l.Rss
Ifa ho,e, e,SBssqiasRp r. ,yhstAss e3,sIa ova.
lera pnssess q patth;T grnnnd Of one or, d
i.ho9ssnd ,ss!s acres, they ,fFsu ip /, Abe, end
tion, Then how bhquchi, more toyingly are. e
the sAP;s iplas 2snpifas Sc e:SSd .ssrs,@nd
the naPPy hpmef, !. hoy mich !mnrel eonI
I.'ii9h s?S;;: :s;4Y=s :s;;Ei=s .!f;s III:
s"I ns. s5oak Es ,a sT afs!512 Rns n;,s scS; e
The realities of q beautiful dream; land I.
awakened. refreshed and iifaie8fated fof
the bndnii,g tiayh. i,s,,dfbg havSag ,biddei,
their lived nnes 'g"od nightp' Alsdnif
during this life, sve, hnys faithfully at,
tended To all these little; conrtesies ,the.e.
lrittle souls nee,f ;eS ae Nave gaa rdtistid
earsfally nll Gad's hear,sp i,are6.inr oar
kreping. ut the ci0seonfi ias.ctriefn yet.
eye9tfn' day, jIypyy, mnch ,As.ier 10 zbhlt
igs q, %sT @ @asn5ly 5g sseSsd pnes final .d H 1
lnuFr e!dE. naa- -::l4ass.--44-..i an .o,aie!sis
ii. THROWN, INTO 4ag. Housg, Lam vi
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LEGAL. ADEKRI RIAS[Hf9, ,-wc pJa compelled to
sS9qlrs5 aehsa Idf ID !ertkihg dsds " u
SxscutoFs, A9miutstratorB-and other GducfarisSr 4
and herewith srpend the fans for tso ordinsrs
5n notice., Which ylih eal4be dlFPrtea vher tho
g'SoHIsy SI,cy sa.Res s.ytfh9he of9eT;m l.
Estate Notices, three Insertions a00-
E.SeI sestianaenfas q 20 tnaayffar,a ma
TOSt8REESp0N 0N1bEs,sfS IliSacrY a li,FkstSS
ettentton,
~ the true Paine and address OF the writrr re
necessary stamps are p repay the hostage
pcIeou. - bt'ft n = p sffs 9fEisi ~ sJ1JTg
~ We are not responMble for she We've and
i All comniunications shoul5 be addressed 10 ,iYd.
itoIs inteiiigereer! and all ehecks, draits money
orders' sc'i sbould be made paysbls 10 the oIdcr
az HOYT & CO,
= fjn AE2erson,8. C.i &
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HAYES AND TUE SOUTH.

u,MproN's LETTER TO HAYES AND
TIlDEN--INTERvIEw WITH JUDGE
MACKEY--ALARN OF THE REPUBLr-
cASs-SENATOR RoBERTsoN's VIEWS
or THE SITUATION.
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eIrKs or sURScRLFTyOM.-TwoD DoLLAns
pS qrasms J0ais olsE 7k tss ~ gIsRtlS
'A,n i,sI ~, d.sdntions N ado to oiuhs Of ten or
ug,s ugp1TEs or ADVRRTLaLNG.--Cne Dollar PER
90 .: enc inch for the 6rnr insertion. aud Ffny
r9s,t, per square for subsequent
Ieus .tsss rnonihs No advertisements cauntcd iesS
-. s1unre! ~
liberal contracts viii os andou;in ii.o5s wishing
TO ,dTertiso for three, ,ix or twely, menthao Ad1
red,te besincso OF Iiv Iisss;si
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-01-11

The following letter from Gov. Hamp.
ton was delivered to Gov. Hayes, the
Republican candidate for President, by
Judge Thomas J. Mackey, of this State:
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER iii.