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SILVER RESUMPTION.
CIRCULAR OFFERING TO REDEEM GREENBACKs IN
SILVER IN AMOUNTS OF $4,000.
lBY rELEGRApH TO THE rmnusE.I

SILVER IN AMOUNTS OF $4,000.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSR
WASHINGTON, Sept. San important circular has
been prepared by the Secretary of the Treasury and
will he issued tomorrow. 1t il considered to be a
practical step in the direction of full resumption
of specie payments the LIST of january, earlier
1t is in fact virtual though limited resumption of
specie payments giving to holders of greenbacks or
national bank notes the right to demand silver dol
lars for them TO the amount of $4,000. The fol-
lowing is the secretary's Circular
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. !
WASHINGTON, ID. G., tpt. 3, 1873.
Tue Treasurer OF the United States has been directed
issued byany Assistant Treasurer designate depo ay,
or National bank designated as public deOsa OF the
United States stating that deposit OF currency has
been made TO his credit in general account of the of
$1,000, or auy multiple thereof not exceeding
from some mint Of the United states 10 the
person in whose the C0tthcato is issued,
expense OF transportation to DC paid by the mint Until
further notice. upon receipt by the Treasurer Of the
United states OF United States notes or National bank
sent for redemption IN mutpes OF Il 900 and not
exceeding $4,000, standard snvcr dollars viii be
Sole purpose Of Ills circular is 10 facilitate the
circulation 4 standard silver dollars for all pnI-
issue FOR the purTO5e Of being used directly in
making those payments To tho Government winch are
required be made In coin. fo deposit 10 obtain sill
certificates and officers receiving currency author
lied herein are expected 50 far as practicable 10 see
above indicated, however viii be made only 20 points In
the United states reached through established eX-
press lines by continuous railway or steamboat commu
uicatOn. joins SHERMAN, Secretary.
Although it is stated that the object of the move
mcnt is simply 10 get the dollars into circulation,
but not for the purpose Of being repaid to the Gov
eminent as customs dues, yet it is probable that
large portion Of the ten millions OF silver dollars
which will he sent out under this arrangement Will
return again through the Custom House The
step has not however, been determined upon
without the most careful consideration by
the Secretary and the Treasury officials. 1t
is evident that they believe that the large gold bal
ance on hand. together with the small premium
which gold now commands, oitcr them ample means
Of sustaining themselves in the present movement
aud meeting all the gold obligations Of the Govern
meut as they arise. 1t is well known that the mint
ing of silver under the law OF last session, has been
quite a source OF profit To the Government, as the
bullion sufficient 20 make a thousand dollars has al
WAYS been putchasable Tor an amount considerably
less than that. IL i said that the mlnts eau easily
afford 60 pay the transportation charges out OF this
profit.
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THE LATEST ESTIMATE OF THE LOSS.

LONDON, wednesday, HtVI, A. 1870
The number lost is still uncertain. Comparison Of
the various accounts seems to show about $50.
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The additional subscriptions received yesterday 10y
the stock Exchange Relief Committee were as ollOwR
Robins q Robinson, 800; Ludlow Thomas, $50
Wordeu A. Ieyerick $50; through 8. w. BOOcOck and
q B Hoffman a Co, $50 other subscriptions, 300;
total $3.50 previously reported Sio15 Total received
TO date, $1,923
Additional subscriptions are made to the yellow foyer
fund through A. L. Orr and e r. LivermOre, Of the
Relief Committee OF tho Produce Exchange amounting
10 S22g; previously acknowledged, S5,712 Bubscrip-
-tiOHs TO date, $500
The watch which was sold at the grain " call on
Monday will be againHsod at the close OF the second
call " OF provisions, lao O'Clock p IN. to-day.
The Relief Committee Of the Produce Exchange re-
ceiyed yesterday bale of cotton grown tho pianta-
ton Of j. b. Gay. at Montgomery Ala, and presented by
the latter gentleman, with instructions that 1t DO sold
for the benefit Of sufferers at Memphis.
superintendent Camp Of the Clearing House, reports
the following additional subscriptions:
Matthew Bird..........S50I Previously re-
Other subscI1ptiOns.... 30 pOrled.... .....TS567
Total Totalrec'd to date. SO $50
The following additional subscriptions received
at the Mayors office yesterday being Omitted
Poole Donnelly. .....S1OO Miss Fanny Daven-
'@ seenth Precinct Po Employees american gov
IVAN Horne, Berwick, The Rev. Father
wholesale Ash dealers, other SUBSCRIPTIONS 1858
Fulton Market. 260 --
Christopher Ferry, Il TOtal. ............Sl476
Captain Kennedy" So Previously reported. 1862
CQptAlD hlH6mn,
Twenty ninth Pre- bubscrlp tl0ns 10
cinft.. % ...9oO26
The Finance Committee Of the stationers' Boar OF
Trade received the following subscriptions, In
Spouse to a circular sent out August 80:
Buckley, Dunton & 7. Dayids & Co. ..-. 800
Co............:....: $50 Other subscriptions. 900
N. Y. Consolidated -
Card %. ........... 80 TOtal............S1,l00
The finance committee distributed this amount as fol
lows: For New Orleans $780, Memphis, S4oe; vicks
burg 1900; and the treasurer forwarded the in
bills through Adams Express Company, to the nayors Of
the respective cties
The boxes placed in the Post Office for the receipt Of
contributions for the relief Of yellow fever sufferers
were opened at yesterday by order OF Postmaster
Jarnes The contents amounted 70 $74 40 and check
for S75 was forwarded by Postmaster James 70 the
mtee OF the Chamber Of Commerce, through which ali
the Post once contributions have been applied
W. b. GTubbs, Of Memphis, care Naumburg, Kraus,
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sUspgHsIoN OF aUsrEsss on a7T4

The merchants of Anderson have signed
the following agreement, which explains
ITSELF Persons who expect to attend the
military review on the 9th inst, would do
well to read it, and remember that the stores
will be closed on that day:
ANDERSON, 8. c., March H. 1878.
we the ,;aiaaooTsziis,E,sti t.,e=siiaass of an
derson, agree t6 close our stores or the 9Th
instant, that being the day appointed by
General Noise for general inspection Of
military organizations in the County. The
stores are to be closed on the night of 26th
Instant and reniair. closed until morning of
the 2oth.
B. +. Crayton &c Sons, Kennedy &c O'Don.
ell, John O'Donnell, Kennedy Bros, t;,u.
ningham q Co., J. d. Maxwell, (Store, not
Gallery,) Miss Lizzie Williams & Co., Il. D.
Chamblee, Miss Sallie Bowie, G.. +. Tolly,
9. A. Reed, Agent, L. p. Smith, Wilson &
Reed, .Bleckley, Brown & Co., Mrs Carrie
Geisberg, Arnstein & Hose, Wilhite q VIII.
liains, Barr & Fant. Sullivan e. Co., Nc
Grath & Byrum, McCully & Taylor, w. Ira
brennan, Watson & Son, l.. II. Seel, Simp.
son. Reid & Co.. A. B. Towers & Co., Ligon
d. Hill.
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THE MILITIA.

The officers Of the several military com.
panies Of the County met Gen. Humphreys
In the Masonic Hall on "Wednesday NOR,
ing, and consulted together about the com.
ing review and other matters connected
with the work of organizing the ,n:litia,
1t was decided to divide the County by q
line running nearly North and South for
the purpose of forming regiments, so that
in the Eastern Division are comprised the
Townships of Brushy Creek, Garvin, Will
liamston, Hopewell. Bolton, Broadway,
Honea Path and Martin; and in tho Wes-
tern Division are the Townships OF
Fork, Pendleton, Centreville, Rock Mills,
Savannah, Varennes, Hall and Corner.
1t was decided TO have elections for regi.
mental officers in the Eastern Division or
the fourth Saturday in April, and in the
Western Division on The second Saturday
in April. The necessary orders will be is.
sued at the proper time.
After talking over various matters &C IL
tail, tile meeting adjourned.
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,TTl.Ll.ns1oN, sc. march 3. 1873.

MR. EDIToR: Will you allow me small
| space in your valuable paper to call atten-
ton to q matter which is Just now being
very generally discussed In our quiet little
village?
The Town Council of this place have re-
c ntly made partiel tax levy. which we
think is unreasonable, unjust and illegal.
They have taxed the real estate mills, the
utmost 'farthing allowed by the charter, and
have exempted all other property.
We think this tax Is unjust, because it e: :
empts o majority of the men OF. the plr.e,
and those men who do not hesitate to vote
in every municipal election or to claim the
protection of the town when needed. Now,
sir, we do not believe in property qualifi-
cation to vote, but We do think that every
voter. be he ever so poor, should pay his
! pro rata part OF the tax raised to sustain
and beautify town in which he has every
right and liberty which those who are now
called upon to pay can claim. Three mills
on the real estate will raise about 5000, and
had they taxed ell the property, personal,
&C., within the corporate limits subject to
taxation, 4i00 oouiI have been raised, and
we have no doubt could have been used to
advantage. We are not disposed TO grum-
BILE at the taxi is the principle of the
thing for which we contend. Had they
levied an ad rdlorens tax, as the charter ex-
plicitly says they shall, there is not good
citizen in town who would have hesitated
q moment. Although this is, we think,
more money than is feally necessary ct this
time, and although we think our Council
should have remembered that at this time
| NANCY Is va-v noarce yAE for cne .n. :>e-- -:
feCtly willing to pay 1t, provided everybody
else docs the same. Your correspondent
happens to own small amount of land In
sown, aud consequently will pay some FAX,
while there are number of men in swn
who are worth five times as much as am,
some of whom sell from fyee to twenty
Thousand dollars worth of goods each year,
WHO pay nothing at all into tho ''city coz
fers.' They do not expect it--tbose of them
who are rightly disposed want to bear their
| part. and thtv ara not nhlignd Ia ..e Co..s
Gil for lis good work.
Amajority OF the msn on the Council are
my particular friends, and do hope they
will consider this article In the spirit In
which it Il written. Thinking that ppssi-
bly, they had not given the matter as much
consideration as they might have done.
have Sentured to point out these few facts.
/ am disposed TO consider this last as the
true solution. We know that It is human
nature TO bo . little stubborn occasionally
Ia kind of dislike TO give up a stand once
taken but we know the Council !, CON-
posed of gentlemen os wof..a and intelli-
gence, and men Who will gallantly give up a
/ point when convinced. If have, in any
measure, helped to bring about this. dcsifn.
! bic result, i viii feel threefold rccompensed
ThSIe Is some dissatisfaction caused by
the Council having exempted thelnsslyes
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three rounds afeer going 20 the ,ield ft;s
supposed shat heart l.ses=-, 7z, IA, c.,,.r
OF his sudden death. Ne ,a.ve- :s, - =
mourn mis- deaih. -
One dap last week coiosst, MAJ, nan, y,
Gus Hardy went down into agra. yolIv,.
well, near Fair. Play, for she nnrnnsa =, !,
cleaning 1t out, and before he finislad the
walls caved Ia upon him, completely tllIne
Up tue bottom Of the we'll. Ali prec.nt
.aouens he was certainly killed. but vsn.
70 WORK to get out the de6ris. When thev
Seacned the bottom they found that the
cnrning had fallen In such manner. .s =,
protect tho man from sA%,ous in,urv. and h..
bruises. ''"
The advertisement of Mr.. VIM. Summer
OF the Pomaria Nurseries. appanra else.
WHERE and our readers are invited to give it
their attention. Mr. Summer exhibited a
magnificent display Of fruits at tho Ander.
son fair last August, and we bespeak for
MI nun the liberal patronage Of our people.
his nurfery is State enterprise, and should
De supported In proferenx TO other nurss-
Fies outside of the Etate. His trees and
plants are reliable, and persons dealing with
hi'n can copfide s.. receiving honorable
treatment
We regret to chronicle the death of Mr.
Moses Dean, which occurred at his resi-
dence about seven miles south of this place
on Last Tuesday morning, after long and
painful illness. Mr.. Dean was ore of the
Oldest citizens in Anderson County, being
at the time of his death about eighty.fiye
years OF age, and throughout his whole lifo
was distinguished for high character, hon
esty and integrity of purpose. Up to within
q few years back. he vas remarkably active
and industrious, but his failing health had
rendered him unfit for active inbor or exer.
else for the last four or five years. he
leaves an aged wife and la. ge family of
children, grand children and great grand
children, together with large circle of
other relatives and friends to ,rourn his
death. His remains were inferred In the
Cross Roads cemetery on Wednesday even.
ing.
Sheet music and all kinds of musical in
strumcnts for sale right here at home for
less money than Northern dealers, Mt Mrs.
McSmitl'S Music Rooms, Greenville.
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IARNogrNa,gs.n!zEs,........: r.. p. :. 9. !
SosalaatIou ior Military syiIlcors,

The following gentleinen are nominated
for the positions indicated in the Western
Cavelfy Division ct Anderson County, en-
bracing the Townships OF Fork, Pendietop,
Centreville, Rock Mile, Savannah. varen-
mes, Corner and Hall, by the officers of o
majority of the companies comprising the
same:
Fer C6lonet-George w. Miller.
For Lieutenant C0IonI--W. w. Russell.
For 1UorSE Elias MfGee.
This election yill take on the second Sat-
urday In April at from n. IL. to p. M,
at the various points designated by the Cap.
thfns OF each company. 35-.s
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An Astonishing Fact.

A large proportion of the American peo.
pie are to-day dying from the effects of Dys-
pepsia or disordered liver. The result OF
these diseases upon the masses of intelligent
aud valuable people is most alarming, MAX
sng life actually a burden instead of q pleas
ant existence OF enjoyment and usefulness
as 1t ought to be. There is no good reason
for thia, If you will only throw aside preiu.
dice and skepticism, take the advice of Drug
gtsts and your friends, and try one bottle OF
Green's August Flower. Your speedy relief
is certain. Millions Of bottles OF this med
icine have been given away to try its virtues,
with satisfactoEy results In every case. You
can buy sample bottled for 10 cents to try.
Three dese5 will relieve the woret case.
Po:dtiyely sold by sli Druggists on the Wes.
tern Continent.
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RoNHA pATH.
b. WARE.

Married, ON the evening of tie 10th inst
at the residence of the brides faith n. by
Rev. ". A. Clarke, Miss Agnes Wilson and
DIR. Geo. III. Greer. .ThS line fence has
been put up and tha people are now enjoy.
ing the benefits of the fence law. A heavy
gale passed over this place on Sunday after
noon last, doing some damage to fencing
&c. pr. Hudgens had two wagons dam.
aged by the wind, and Mrs. w. r. Greer, q
house partly blown down. THE farmers
are buying 0uanos freely, aud from present
prospects something over average sales will
be made.
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fsom taxation. Ailhe,,sa= re re asSz.s. Il, is-
gaiity. and think 1t Is :,
70 establish. yet I would not serve on Tie
co,incil for tha. amount. and am perfectly
wiilingto allow them so much, and think
othera pho have not viewed It in this light
Viu sgsee with me. In conclusion, If I
have misstated any fact or facts, or If have
misrepresented the Council in any way, and
tney viii call my attention to the error
will gladly correct.
r. WAPE
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Next Town

Ahead where they loan you C dollar and
chalk it down till Tomorrow, for bottle Of
AERRELL's HEPATiSE for the Liver. The
enormous expense of importing the ingre-
dients Of this great liver mediciue into this
country, is why our Druggists, Simpson,
Reid & Co., sell but one sample bottle TO the
same person fcr ten cents but as there are
fifty doses in The large size bottles, It Is cheap
enough after al ut two cents per dose, for 3
fail in the cure of dyspepsia and all diseases
OF the liver. 1t has never failed in the euro
of liver complaint when taken as directed,
no matter OF how long standing the disease
II cures Chills and Fever. Constipation of
the Bowels, Dyspepsia aud Liver Complaint.
sample BEETLES OF tep cents regular size, fifty
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MARRIED, CT THURSDAY afternoon,
March 7th, 1873, at the Baptist Church, by
Bey; Bs &: ]. =; Si9 Murray, ,r,l Mr.; yoHN z; PE0
slaughter cs 8. Bleckley. Esq, all Of An
deTSon.
On Wednesday the 9th inst, by Rev. II.
p. Phillips, Mr.. w. r. McELROY and Miss
ROSA N. HAMMOND, daughter of Geo.
W. Hammond. Esq, ali of Anderson Coun-
ty, s. @.
AT Trinity Church. Columbia, S. c., o.
Tuesday evening. March 5th, 1878. by Rev.
DR.. StEingfellow, Mr. ID. TAYLOR BACOT,
OF Greenyille, s.. O., and Mizs FLORENCE
N. NORTON, ,.of the former place.
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nj OTICF FINAL 9ETTLEMEET.
IN The undersigned, Administrator OF
Elijah and Nancy Elrod, deceased, hcseby
gives notice that he will apply to the Judee
Of Probate for Anderson County for d final
settlement OF sasd Estates on the 10Th day
of March next, and for q final discharge.
An persons having demands agoinst the
said Eatstessare hereby notified to present
them on Ga before that day or they will be
barred. =, r. JOHNSON. Adna'r.
Fee q, lsls 81 50
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
- ERTIRTa ftrr f,nnlnrxhNr rnM ~ Au

~ . va tOOAAaAOAN E01sASe
John G. Whitefeld. Administrator OF G. l..
Gailiard, deceased, PlalntifF, against Ale
tha 1. Gaillard, Z. L. Gaiilard. and 9th.
ETas Complaint to &-ll I2eel z.
taEe 81 aid cf Asssts, Injunction, Relief, DC.
E2Y virtue of an order from the Court
~ sioTesnid, to me directed, all pefsons
having claims against Charles L. Gaillard,
deceased, are hereby notified and required
70 estnblish their several and respective de-
nlands before the undersigned, at hia office,
on or before the 9th day of June next, or
be barred all benefits under any decree made
in this action.
JOHN w. DANIELS. c. c.P.
Clerks Office, Anderson C..H., q. c.,
I March 9Th, 1873.
March z, 1873 81 Snl
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ATTgHTIoN. 1Eu aHraTs.

The members Of the Company are re-
quested to meet in the square at Pendleton
on the morning Of the 27th inst, ct 7 a. m.
sharp, TO attend the parade ct Anderson G.
81. on that day.
J. A. H. BRINSDON,
Orderly Sergeant.
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Promises kept inspire confidence. and rr.
Bulls Baby Syrup never promised relief In
the diseases of childhood without at once
edcctinB it. Hence the popular reliance
upon it. Price 25 cents bottle.
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DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is particularly
recommended for children. Itcures Coughs,
Uuids, Group, sore Throat ana Whooping
Cough. Is pleasant to the taste, and acts
like charm. Price % cents.
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For the cheapest and best Organs eve
sold, go to GreenvilIc, or address Mrs. s. A
McSmith.
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MYMENEAL.

A. T. Iohnstone,. Dentist, Centennial
Building, Anderson c. a.. s. G. a.
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Mill Stones for Sale.

r OFFER FOR SALE pair OF good French
A Burr MILL STONES. For further in
formation, apply TO che undersigned, at
Mcfatsville, B. G.
March :, 1873 sA Slt
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Geo. Z. R.OWelI 4 8
MevgsnaSSSs "A AdVertislnn aeucv.

10 SPRUCE STREET, NE ~ ss1 q IS
GEO. r. RoWELL q co. cSnduct Is scfioy. ior
the reception OF cEtisemenis sor American
newspapers. N
The nest complete establishmens es ths E:Dd In
5000 aeRspapers ars kspt regularly on. s.te cpsr,
to the inspection Of csttoIneIB . 80 s Z
Eyer advertisement "a taken at the bona r,rteAt
OF the. paper, without any addiiionai esiaFge or
An adYeEsiser in iaaiinr .sl.,. -.
EaTea truuplo aud eorfespo naking one co-
trae. inesesa % dozen, annd or fhousxtid.
Dock OF 40 pages, containf1K lists Of bess pa
pers, largest IONS, seliglous agrfcultural
ciatsi political daily and country papers, ana ali
publications which nro specially arabIe tc nfTer.
tseers, Rth some information about Irices f. aent
70 any address on receipt of ten eentS. E s s
Persons 81 y diefare9, fishing TO naka con- ntrneis
sof gayert ~ IN any torn, city, county State or
territory OF the United any portion 81
the Doalininn OF Canada, mGy Eand concise & atel
Inent OF Nh3s they unnt, togetheS vsith a copy Of
tho Ftisement they deAirc inSsitad and viii
receive infosmation by rctprn man which WIN eil-
able them 70 decide whether to mcfcasa OF retlnca
the order. u n
For Eueh infsImalinh ihAre L el.assas
Ucdcfg arc taken for q BinRle ysper ~ well ls f1r
ldati Tor eDgie dolisr fs readily IS for faTger
Geo. p. Powell Il ca. ALA ..hhif1s1 a.
NewsPspeT Directory lIsicS 10 cents,l & c6mpisieg
lles or al American E6TSpSaeSs, AID 4 of
she toNns In which they afel lEsnetls y 3
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STATE OF SOUTH cARoL1NA,
New Advert Etisenlenfs.

Es;SI b STsRR, Rsls9 siiss SS Galg ssI p ssi; @ g
Paper iPeo DANIEL L. HEA1TY, E,ashi1kson.