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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-04-19
THE LAST OF THE UsURPATIoN.
Elliott, Cardoza, ct al. bid Chamber.
lain Adieu! Chamberlain's Farewell
Arraigns the President.
COLUMBIA, S. c., April 10, 1877.

COLUMBIA, S. c., April 10, 1877.
HIS EreeAesey d. II. Chamberlain, Gov
ernor South Carolina, Columbia. S: c.:
DEAR s1R-Recurring to the views
severally expressed by us during the per.
sonal conference, which we had the honor
to hold with you yesterday, in regard to
the political complications which have
grown out of the late canvass in this
State, We beg leave to apprise you form
ally of the conclusions re have reached,
after mature deliberation and the gravest
reflection which we have been able to
beatow upon the subject. 2"
Whilst we are no less inspired with ad-
miration for the dignifed and resolute
manner in which you have consistently
maintained your claims to the Guberna-
torial chair, by virtue of the election held
in November last, than We are solemnly
impressed with the validity of your title
to the Office, we are unanimous in the be-
lief that to prolong the contest, in the
absence of that moral aid to which we
feel ourselves and our party justly en-
titled at the hands of a national sdminis-
tration, installed, in large measure,
through the same agencies which are
now held to be insufficient for our main
tenance, will be to incur the responsible
ity of keeping alive partisan prejudices
which are in the last degree detrimental
to the best interests Of the people of the
State, and perhaps ofiprecipitating a
physical conflict that could have but one
result to our defenseless constituency.
We cannot afford to contribute, however
indirectly, to such catastrophe, even in
the advocacy of what we know to be our
rights. -@}e3 -
we are agreed, therefore, in counseling
you to discontinue the struggle for the
occupancy Of the Gubernatorial chair,
convinced as we are that, in view Of the
disastrous odds to which its maintenance
has been subjected by the action Of the
national administration, your retirement
will involve no surrender of principle,
nor its motive be Inexperienced by the
great body, of that political party to
which, in common with ourselves, you
are attached, and whose success in the
past in this State has been ennobled by
your intelligent and useful services. We
have the honor to be, very respectfully,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-04-19

The rumor seems well founded that
number of prominent citizens of Balti-
more have resolved to erect monument
to the memory Of the late Dr.. J. w. Bull,
discoverer of that wonderful remedy, DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup.
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- For nineteen years timid, foolish
wife waited in agony for death to divorce
her from a drunken, brutal husband.
= 1t is pleasant to shake hands with a
girl whose fingers are covered with dia-
monds, for you feel that you have for
tune within your grasp.
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- Man proposes, but woman does as
she has q mind to-about it.
"A Connecticut girl has sued young
man for sixty dollars worth of light and
fuel wasted in inconclusive courtship.
A quack doctor advertises confident
ly: "People never cough after taking one
bottle of my cough mixture"
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- Senator Hoar says he can see no
connecting link between piety and talk
ing through the nose.
If you have friend who loves you,
who has studied your interests and hap
piness, be sure to sustain him in adversi-
ty. Let him feel that his former kind
ness is appreciated, and that his love was
not thrown away.
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1t is not right, but the man with the
least mind has the greatest trouble in
making it up.
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Washington Capital.

effected her ruin.
After the intimacy had continued some
time, Mrs. Legge discovered that her
husband had seduced her daughter, but,
to prevent scandal, the affair was hushed
up on condition that Legge should leave
the State and never return. He left, and
after he had been gone some time Judge
Mackey granted divorce upon petition
of the lady, who resumed her widowed
name of Crawford. About year and a
half after these events, Legge returned
suddenly and presented himself at Mrs.
Crawford's residence just after dark. The
house stood at some distance from any
other dwelling, and on the occasion Of
Legge's return Mrs. Crawford had no one
with her except this boy, the unfortunate
girl and an old negress. Legge entered
the house, and said he had come to get
the girl and take her away with him. He
displayed revolver, and commanded the
negro servant to pack up the girls trunk
Immediately, as he intended to take her
away with him that night, he having
brought carriage for that purpose.
Legge paid no attention to the boy
who, while his mother was expostulating
with the wretch, quietly went into his
mothers room. On a shelf in an old
secretary in that room were several me-
mentoes of Major Crawford. Among
them was his old revolver, which hac
been preserved just as it was unbuckleo
from the body of the dead officer upon
the field where he fell. Three barrels
had been discharged at Gettysburg, ano
the other three remained loaded with the
same charges and capped with the same
caps that had been put there by Crawford
before he went into battle. In this con
dition the revolver had lain thirteer
years, and now it was in the hands of thu
dead soldiers son-who, believe judge
Mackey said, had been born after Craw
ford left his home for the last time-t'
Arizona citizen., 1877-08-04

JOHN GRAY passed here with a mule train loaded with mining supplies for A. W. Stowe at Arivaipa canyon. The sup plies embrace complete assaying ap paratus, picks, shovels, powder, fuse clothing, provisions, etc. We under8tand they are 10 be used in the development o a mine recently sold, conditionally, by Mir. II. C. Hooker. Mir. John Gray, the teamster, says he was among the first Co open up and make a success Of the mines may take a hand out here.
Arizona citizen., 1877-08-04

NJ. GREELEY viii sell or rent his stock ranch cheap. IL is located eight miles east Of Three Oaks on the new road to Bowie; has a good house; has running wa ter the year round enough for ten thou- sand sheep; and commands large range of excellent pasturage. Fine opportunity to purchase or rent cheap a superior sheep ranch. Apply to NJ. O'Reilley; address Point Mountain. near Camp Grant.
Arizona citizen., 1877-08-04

THE Surveyor General will forward 10 the United States Land office at Florence, by to-day's mall, plats and descriptive lists Of the following townships surveyed by Theo. F. White, deputy surveyor, along the Gila river, during March and April last, viz: Townships 6 south, ranges II and l5 west; townships south, ranges Ii and l5 west, and towshnip south. range lj west, of the Gila and Salt river merid- inn.
Arizona citizen., 1877-08-04

IN the Probate Court. August 9, the nec- essary orders were made for the final set tlement Of the estate of Samuel Berger and discharge Of the administrator-M. W. Stewart. The record shows the pro- ceeds Of the estate to have been S32l, and debts s263.93-leaving SCOOP. From this must be deducted S2S.75 costs m final set tlement, leaving S3l.32, which goes to the Territory because no heirs appeared to claim it. The administrators duty will be complete when he turns over this sum the Territorial Auditor and one in the Probate Court.
Arizona citizen., 1877-08-04

FULLY, OCHoA X Co.'S train arrived from Yuma this week with goods for their house in Tucson, for D. Nelasco and Capt. Meredith, and several lots Of government freight for HuachUca, Bowie and Grant.
Arizona citizen., 1877-08-04

D. T. HARshAw came in yesterday from the Alta mine. TLe liXiviation process is being tried, and he is confident It is the it, which they are learning. They cleaned up twenty pounds ot silver the other day The best Of all is that the mine is proven good one. Ledge large and abundance Of rich metal.
Arizona citizen., 1877-08-04

JUDGE c. T. HAYDEN was in town early in the week. He says his houring-mill at Hayden's Ferry on Salt river, has run continuously ever since he started it years ago, and this year the business requires him to enlarge its grinding capacity, which will soon be done. The Judge last year had poor health, but now looks remarka- bly vigorous.
Arizona citizen., 1877-08-04

WEATHER warm with some clouds this week, and also some rain in the noun tains in various directions. At this writ ing 8 p. m. Friday heavy clouds are seen east and south and they are evidently giving down some rain.
Arizona citizen., 1877-08-04
Wanted.

GERMAN MAN ANp WIFE WANT V situation either in private family or hotel The man is go good waiter and un- der~tauG- the store business. The wife is fir~t-ClaSS Cook and also Chamb"Tmaid.
 Address ?. O., this office.
 July 1I 41-iW
Arizona citizen., 1877-08-04

MR. F.. \. FIsH's advertisement this week speaks for Itself The Eagle Mills are second Co none in all respects and the products can be examined at any time at the store on Main street, Tucson.
Arizona citizen., 1877-08-04
Indian Office Appointments.

Says the Grant County Herald oi July 2S:
 By private advices from Washington w6 are informed that II. L. Hart ot Ohio, through the influence or an evangelical society has been appoint ed agent for the San Carlos Indians.
 This is an Associated Press dispatch
 WASHINGTON, July 25.-The Presi- dent has tendered the position of Com missioner of Indian Affairs to P ROl- lins, of North Carolina, to take effect August 1.
Arizona citizen., 1877-08-04

MR. APPEL lert here yesterday with his train for Yuma, and took with him for SamI Hughes and consigned to $. Silver berg in san Francisco, 7,45O pounds of wool. His train has a capacity for 5000 pOunds.
Arizona citizen., 1877-08-04

MAYOR ALLEYS message to the City Council, published to-day, jOymlly an nOunces the extinction Of the smallpox in Tucson, and gives the extent and fatali- ty Of the disease. Had the Mayors ad- vice been energetically acted upon months ago, many lives would doubtless have been saved and much afiiction avoided among those least able and most unpre- pared to endure it. The aniiction has been mainly among the poorer class, Some general damage has resulted in the way Of depressed business, but now that the disease has been effectually eradica- ted by few weeks Of energetic and care ful work, times will revive and people will freely come and go as before.
Arizona citizen., 1877-08-04
The Citizen for Sale.

UVHE ARIZONA CITIZEN lS FOR SALE
 at an advantageous price to a person or persons thoroughly famliar with and competent to conduct the Eewspapefand printing bnsiucss.
Arizona citizen., 1877-08-04

J. S. MANSFIELD of the Pioneer News Depot, has just received a variety Of the men; school books; large white figs; dates and m fact many items of current use and ornament. Best candies, cigars, etc., always on hand.
Arizona citizen., 1877-08-04

DR. J. NJ. JANsCo gives special attention to diseases Of the eye and ear and opera lions performed.
Arizona citizen., 1877-08-04

AFTER a pretty thorough canvass Of the subject, 1t has been decided not to open the public school until Monuay, Septem- ber3
Arizona citizen., 1877-08-04

MR. PEDRO AGUIRRE has been very sue cessful with his sheep this year. He raiS- ed 95 per cent. Of lambs. He has his band consisting Of 1000 head about forty miles from Tucson on the Altar road where there is water in tanks at present The band is in fine condition and perfectly free from scab.
Arizona citizen., 1877-08-04
Monopoly Broken.

esss russ is worn day and night with rae5 ana comfort. Satisfaction guaran- ,pla. tall and examine, or send for cir C,IT56 ,CA1IFORNIA ELASTIC TRUSS ,,,.-ANN, Removed to Store 6O9 Sacra-
 ''o street, San Franc .sco, Cal. SS-6m.
Arizona citizen., 1877-08-04

A Member Of the firm will hereafter re main u New York, so that We will be able Co avail ourselves Of all ad- vantases offered by fluctuations
 Of the market.
 LORD X WILLIAMS
Arizona citizen., 1877-08-04

FROM Prescott Enterprise. July 2S
 We are informed by Marshal Mur- ray that village taxes will become de linquent if not paid by the last of this month
 Second Lieutenant D. VI. Greene, Sixth Cavalry. has rendered his resig- nation. tO take effect December3i. 1871
 T. was decided yesterday in the Me Candless case. that a person is not a competent juror unless he has resided in the Territory one year.
 The pardon of James :. Giles having failed to arrive here, Marshal Standefer. a few days since, applied to the De pariment of Justice for instructions m the matter and received a tclegrsphic order to release the prisoner which lac did.
Arizona citizen., 1877-08-04
Rupture Cured.

R HE CALIFORNIA ELIAS TIC 6y nO >Sr the greatest modern invention
 5ronnSs age Latest and best, at greatly re-
Arizona citizen., 1877-08-04

LORD X WILLIAMS, among other ship ments this week, sent 1912 pounds wool to Yuma for san Francisco.
Arizona citizen., 1877-08-04

ITEMS from the Grant County Her ald.
 Lacy's express brought from Globe City 125 pounds silver bullion.
 In the early part of this week the Gila was visitel by 8 severe hml storm.
 \ number of Insiders Ii. e. Califor- niansl at Globe City recently ordered an individual Co leave that town be cause he expressed himself too freely regarding he future of the place
 IN. Cohen shipped this week 56,30i pounds pig copper. H. Lesinsky & Co. from Las Cruces 100000 pounds copper Both these shipments are the product Of the LonEteilow mine
 No Indian dcpredationS @ have been reported since June l9th, the day on which the notorious Nelson party were killed on the Gila by citizens hence it iS inferred that whites and not Indians dId all the stealing
Arizona citizen., 1877-08-04

EARLY in the week, Gov. Stafford and Mir. J. P. Cum left here for Florence and the Globe and Pioneer mining districts. They expect To return next week.
Arizona citizen., 1877-08-04

LAS CRUCES Eco, on July '. published that a party Of emigrants from Chicago, barely escaped death for want Of water when on the plains between White Water and san Augustine Springs, and the item was copied into THE CITIZEN Of July 2I. Now comes NIT. \. T. Galloway. one Of the party, and says there was no suffering for want Of water; that the party was out Of water only an hour and a halfand that he remained with the team until water was brought, and that he was not at all thirs- ty. He, however, says one Of the women was suffering from sun-stroke, and that another lady who was in poor health in Chicago, also suffered some from fatigue, but that not one of them did for water. We are glad to learn this and make the correction, for too many stories Of suffer- ing from thirst and heat are sent abroad
Arizona citizen., 1877-08-04

DILL & HOLT, of the Cabinet Saloon, have gone on a strike, and struck one half of the price Of drinks. See adyer- tisement
Arizona citizen., 1877-08-04
Settle Up.

u1HE UNDERSIGNED HATING DIS posed Of his Corral, Feed and Livery business, hereby respectfully urges all persons indebted Co him, Co come forward and settle, without unnecessary delay
 l.. \. LEATHERWOOD. May l9. "
Arizona citizen., 1877-08-04

DR. J. NJ. JANCso gives special attention to diseases Of the eye and ear and opera tiOns performed.
Arizona citizen., 1877-08-04

DR. J. NJ. JANCsO gives special attention Co diseases Of the eye and ear and opera tions performed.
Arizona citizen., 1877-08-04

FULLY, OcHoA < Co. received 5000 pounds new goods this week.
Arizona citizen., 1877-08-04

WASHINGTON, July S.-It has been proved beyond contradiction that the charge that Governor AXtell of New Mexico, was a Mormon bishop, is ma liciously false.
Arizona citizen., 1877-08-04

ATTENTION SnloKERs.-If you want a fine imported Havana cigar, go to Mans feld's News Depot.
Arizona citizen., 1877-08-04
THE CITIZEN.
LOCAL NA TIERS.
City Council Proceedings.

Council met in regular session July 30.
 Present, Mayor Allen, Councilmeu Drachman, Mansfield and Leatherwood and Joseph Neugass, recorder.
 The Mayor delivered his message and quarterly report as follows:
 GENTLEMEN OF THE COMMON COUNCIL It is with great pleasure declare to you and the citizens, that the smallpox dis ease no longer prevails in the city. Ther, has been no new case for the last ten days In all there have been about 300 cases, O which about I5O died; and with but few exceptions the epidemic has been confn ed to children of foreign parentsge.
 The houses in which there were cases O the contagious disease, have been fumi gated and every precaution taken to pre- vent it's reappearance.
 On the Erst day Of April reported tC you, cash on hand in the treasury, Sl9O.53; since that time there was collected from street tax and license, SlS9; property tax s2O; fine, S7; sale Of property, S7.2O Tota receipts, SS63.73.
 Expenditures as follows; Marshal ser vices, $50; city attorney, S5s.SS; buying loi to widen Cushing street, and appraising the same, s55; printing, S22.57; recorder: fees, S27; stationery, S7.9O; cleaning streets and watering trees on plaza, Sl74,90. To taI expenditures, S575.7O; being sll.g7 il excess Of expenditures over receipts.
 sr,a ( arl f. Health have not been presented.
 J. B. ALLEN. Mayor
 It was ordered that the Feast of san Au gustlne be held on the Military Plaza, anC the Recorder cause notice to be given bl publication for the sale Of the exclusiv, privilege Of renting locations for booths etc, during the feast, commencing Au gust 2S and ending September II, 10 th, highest bidder foI cash; that is 10 say, SlC at the time Of sale, and the balance paya ble on the 25th day of August, 1877, as pc notice elsewhere published.
 Ordered that Mayor Allen and Council man Leatherwood be appointed a com mittee to designate the ground at the Mil itary Plaza where the feast shall be held
 Ordered that A. Brichta and C. RodrI guez be appointed special marshals dur ing the feast, at S2.5O for each night, anC that it shall be their duty To arrest ant bring before the Recorder of the city, al persons violating any ordinance or bein! drunk and disturbing the peace by louC or boisterous language, or melting or urg ing any affray or riot. Ordered that the City Attorney be in strucred 10 prosecute the suit instituted b! the Mayor against the persons who hay' refused to pay the city tax, and obtain Judgment for tax and costs.
 Ordered that the Collector be notified tC discontinue the collection Of city taXe unul otherW ise ordered.
 Ordered that the order suspending th collection of city license from June [, ] s apiember l, be now extended to Januar! ! l, lS7>.
 Account of John Wasson for printing ordered paid.
Arizona citizen., 1877-08-04

ZECRENDoRF BROS. have Just received from Thos. Gardner 3O,O0O feet excellent pine lumber.
Arizona citizen., 1877-08-04

AUCTION of desirable articles at Cosmo- politan Hotel at 9 a. m. to-day. Don't fail to attend for there will be bargains
Arizona citizen., 1877-08-04

Florence Livery and Sale Stable Main Street, Florence, Arizona
 DODGE & SUTHERLAND Proprietors.
Arizona citizen., 1877-08-04

RUSSIAN and Havana cigarritos at J. s. Mansfeld's News Depot.
Arizona citizen., 1877-08-04

LIVELY time at Leviu's Park tomorrow evening.
Arizona citizen., 1877-08-04

Mss ANNIE CUNNIFFE has been ap- pointed pOstmlstress at Las Cruces, DOha Ana county, New Mexico.
Arizona citizen., 1877-08-04

BLACKsNITHs should read the adver- tisement Of Thomas BelknaD.
Arizona citizen., 1877-08-04

MEssRs. c. NJ. HOOKER, John MontgOm- cry, John Mckenzie and Dr. King were in town early in the week. NIT. Hooker took out large load Of goods and provisions for his station and store at Tres Alamos MT. Montgomery says twenty-one Of the Chicago colony had arrived on the san Pedro and that it was made of energetic men, but that some Of them are young and out fer their first time in search of a new home and manifest a disposition to continue ou to California, while others pre- fer to stay where they are, as originally intended. If they go to California now, they will be sadly disappointed. That state, especially the Southern portion, never experienced so dry and discourag- ing year as this. The labor market iS overcrowded and hardly any farming can be commenced until rains fall, which will not be until late this year.
Arizona citizen., 1877-08-04

THE very best assortment Of writing material, ink, pens, etc., can be found at J. S. Mausfeld's News Depot.
Arizona citizen., 1877-08-04

L. NJ. JACOBS & Co. received siOO gold dust this week.