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| Ste StlberbtH auf bcnte perid1obsn.
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| I6riften Interbreitet.
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Shatiafen por5ule9eu, melde ihm iiber BIZ
| Sfweine=@bolera betannt 9eporDen iino
| angennlnmen.
Wiebrere Si1S su 9nnlten eiuselner Yer>
| iIonare prrbeH angenomuer.
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| iid)erungs- -@eieli6aft bon Baibington" 81
0erldngern, pltr0e porgenomnen Euo mad
ldngerer Debate Suriidgelegt.
Auf 6errp's Intra9 murbe Johann oie BtQ
oaS 0ebalt Der goitnieiiter sli re8mltren,
aufger0mmen, unb 5antlln beantraqte Elm
amenoement, benz 9rdiioentelI, Sice- Yrdit.
benten, Senatoren uno Heprdlentanten oas
SranfatursGorredt ;llritdSugeben.
Serrp ipiinlhte, OaB 6r.0anltn ietn 9lmerl=
oenlent elmer anoeren Sill anbGngen nl0ge,
Oa ole norliegenoe Sill 10 raid, als m6glid9,
erle0igt peroen miilIe.
6amlin rpeigerte itd), iein gulenbement 3us
rid 3u 8ieben; baielbe lei bier uollfonmen
am Ylabe, unb menn oaS 6auS Die 8ia nidt
annebmen wolle, 10 f6nue es bieielbe per'
fperfen.
Utorriq iagte, 10 lanse er cine 9offnun9
Ieben f6nne, Die Bubltfationen oer Reglerung
SIT btllisemYreiie 81 uerfauien, iperOe er ge9en
@ieberberitelung beS Sranfatur Brioileg l.
INNS itinllner. ST babe nod nift alle S1off=
nuns auigegehen, oaB oas en9ltide uuO fran
56iiid)e Sglten angenon1men merben tDnne.
Gbnlunos befiirwOrtete Die gSieberberltels
lung bes Sranfaturs Brtulleginnl8 CT lagte,
bte 3egierllng f6nne ni6t perlangeu, baB Die
Mitg!ieoer bie Soften ibrer GorreiponoenS
ielbit tragen iO0teu.
SaS Amenbement paIiirte naun nit 80 ge=
gen 81 Stimnlen, uno Die Sia ruuroe auge=
nommen.
Ser Senat nabm Johann @alloce's Bofts
SpGfalien Sia auf, perta9te fid) aber I'M
llbr.
Sm Rspraientantenbanie
iullrbe Die @rndgung bes gSable@onteiteS
swii9eu ben Sp. 0arraQ unb 9(dl1u ans
GOuiTana fortgeiebt.
stephens (@a.) erflarte, er tperbe ben bon
linn angesinotgten Gntrag auf @rleoigung
Der auf oem Slidle bes Spre6erS beftnolid)en
Bill (Oie Silberbil0 beute nid]t ftellen. 6r.
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ieeof Die 0taBresel mOr9eu 9leih nad benz
Seritrei6en Der WtOr9eultunOe sur Sorlage
brin9en.
Selihiebene Reben III @uniteu Ses einen
ODER DeS anoereH Der beioen Gpnteltanten iuur-
ben oaraui 9ebalten.
gta1oenl Die Debate beenbet mar, murOe
sur Abftimuuug 9eIdritten unO Der 0taiOriz
tdtsberidt, tuelber ben 9emofraten sdlin
ftberedti9t erflart, obne StimmeHtbeilung
augenonlmen.
9ldlin eridien gtei9 barauf Dor benz Suite
oes SpreterS, legte ben uellengcpan5erten"
@tb ab mt nabnl ieinen Sib Elm.
lin 20 Winuten ua9 5 llbr uertagte iid
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= llI Ud, SHf,i 70. BebrIlar. = Ute
uDominion-a alltanee," cine aus bsrporraaeu=
ben 3emperen3apoifeln beitebenee @eleaid)aft
belt beute bier cine gerianm1ung. Der Se.
fretdr perlas ein Sdretben, in mel1em er baa
aufbringen BON 100000 empfabl, um fiji,
Die Sad)e Der Semperen3 Yropaganoa 81
MAIDEN. Ofebrere Mitglieber oes Barla=
ments iparen antusieno unb oriidten ibre
Spmpathis nit Der 8eipegung aus. Sie er=
tldrten, Die Hesierung tperbe ipabri1einlid
Dem Yarlamente cine Yin unterbreite1l, tpsI6e
allen &emperenSlern sur 8efrieoi9ung gerei=
den tperoe.
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Gur6aebranuf.

gtcmzD or t, 20. Sebr.- SDlUcifer 0&alefu
aus Serieg. Gitp 1T bur4sebrannt, no6oem er
iein idnlntlifes @ruuoeigentbnm on anoere
Yerionen iibertra9en iein Sanfconto xm
$1,000 iiberIfritten unO meitere S11 900
ooer mebr poa oerlbieoenen @erionen geborgt
bate.
gS9iteh II, R.-D, 20. Sebr. = 6ranf
soomls, Stattonsagent Der y0elamare> Sub
Jon aanal Comp" su SanoD-6iG, 1T ieit
lebtem Wfonta9s- -abenoe oeri6rpunoen. Sie
pGrfte yfational> >Sanf" oonSano1z6iq iiber=
CAB an lenem Gage Dem Igenten $4,000, nm
bic Snntnle na6 SroB gu ididsu; oas @elb
TT perld)munoen, n1to man pernutbet, baB
1oOntiS cine beocuteuOe Summe unteridllaaen
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9temzDorf, 20. Sebr. = Or, 0femton
9Sbitebeab, 0tr. 266, @ranoitr., purDe beute
uHter Der anflage uerbaItet, cine abortion an
SRI. 2illie 3emple, gtr. "a, StantonItrabe,
borsenomnen su baben. 0aS Dfdo6en lieqt
i'm Sterben. Der 9oftor purbe pon leiuem
Spfer ioentiT5trt nno in@epabriam gebrac)t.
0r. 8bitebeaO tit au9 inter Dem Namen 0r.
Safe uno ais notorliAer AbOrttoniit Der Boli-
sei befduut.
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Ncroiffefes Qt,6eri,lSrf.

BoltOn, 20. Sebr. : Sn Dem Bro,eIie
geaen {. 6erbertGbaie pegen angebli6er Sci.
mii6ung giftiserSu6itanSeu inter iein 3ufer-
melf brahten Die @ei6morsnen geitsrn Gin auf
yi9ulbi9" lautenoes 8erDtft Elm. Der 9lngez
tla9te miro oil oas Sbergeri6t appeliren.
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GNte 9atptne,

9 alt=sa fe=G itp, Utah, 20. 5sebri!ar.-
Sn Bingham rpuroen beute spel 9Rduuer
ourd cine sapine eriblqsen.
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&anf.Nauiufenf.

9eTter, Me., 20. 9ebr.-Ole ,,gepporte
SSanolngs-s -saHt1 81 Newport, Ms., bat ibre
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6cSGs \

Seiudl geeea 2oeGIsSptioH.
Seftrainne bon ,,blinoeu"
eAtoerrufS Dec @eSeBee be5tsgSV
nennnng Don 2taatss 8etratDe
pcrlDorfen. - @rneununaeu. - 9epH
linterbaaie iiber ben 9helape0tes btg
uol. = Die &ceaI Option Stu swit@
Thur nnO 9tn9ei.
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Baltimore, Wo, 9onueriag. ben II. Te6rmor 1873
5te Sd)uealdniers0aute. .

SoitOu, 20, Sebr.- @bas. u. 6arrimau
ans 0aperbill, 0tah., UOlIenOete btute 0fOr=
gen on ienenl Srte eiuen 0auerfaui BON 100
Dteilen in Is Stunben 4S Min. II. 40Sefunz
ben. Dies iOll Die fiirSeite 3eit icin, in mel.
der 100 0teilen ie BON eirem Sfuelldufer
3uriidQeleat murbeu.
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SfGuOe.

@aGoeitou, Seq, 20. 6ebr.-@tn geiterr
in 9Saco auS9ebro9anes 6euer rihtete S9a.
ben I'M Setrage BON $4,000 an. Inter An,
oerem muroe ba5 @eb6ube Der Baco'er ,,gta=
tionalbauf" Serf0rt.
ct. 2.ouis, 20. Sebr. - Gin beute 0for
gen inSf.St.GouiS piitbeubes6 6euer Serp0lte
Saiper & 8Dbling'S gaenpaarenzQab SSrau
9omuiug'8 Bubntaaer 2aoen, Sarrmau'S
6otel uno gSirtbifaft, $. @dbarot's 8irtb.
i6aft unb perl6ieOene anSere @ebdube. Der
Serluit betrd9t etna $4,000.
Die gSatersnotb tn Galtfornten.
Can Sran5lscp 20. Sebruar.-Sa
cramentO -@itp ift bon Der lleberidmemmung
perI6Ont geblieben, ieoof 1T unsebeurer S4az
ben in Der umllegenoen @egenO angeri6tet
norbeu. Sowobl oberbalb, pie unterbalt
Sacramento ituo Die Det6e an pielen Stellen
gebrO6el, uno oaS Sacramento gcgeniiber.
liegenbe Stdotden 9Salbington itebt untel
8aher. 9llle Snieln I'M Delta oe8 6luiIes
nit auSnabme bon @raub Sslano iiuO uber.
itwemmt, unO SalleIo slei6t einem grOBeu
Gee. Der Regsnturn, mel6er iid) geiterll
legte, brad beute nit erreuerter 2Sutb aus
uno bauert obne llnterlaB tort.
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Tener aselS3,t8 9e9em Ole fctnSlt6ess
Sfn1A4+

omaha, Nebr., 20. Sebr.- Sen. @roof,
ma6er it3 gegenwdrtig nit Dem Sen. Sberi=
ban i'm Snbtaner- @ebiete befinoet, uirb in
mentgen Sagen bierber Suriidfebren, nm eiue
Expedition gegen Die feinbliden Siour, rpsld)e
Dor Sur5em Die 9feO @lOuoz Qgentur perlieBen
unO iid lett n0rOlid bon ben Slad t6iqS be-
ftnaen, gu or9auiiiren uno auSSuriilteu; Die
Expedition wirO in trrser 3eit bon @bepenne
abgehen. @s erifttrt fein 3weifel, oaB Die
SnotaRer einen Ingr1ff auf Die slniiebler I'M
S6tloe fiibren, unO man bdlt cS fir ratbiam,
ihueu 2unnrZ IIfnr1ufPrr
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SaMferOffe.

@tnctnnatt, 20. Sebr. .-9ie Mai6inen
bauer Yong & 2tlitettcr in 6amtItou, O., pa.
ben falirt. Yaifipa $142, 200; nouiuea,
9lttioa $2S6,O0O.
Ybilabelpbiu ia, 20. iSebr. - 0ie Ntebl,
uno @etraioebdnoler u. IS. @attell & Comp.
cine ieit 80 Sabren etablirteStrma, bat faQirt
0ie@eiammtidulOen be.rngen $240,O no.
BON $145, 900 itder geiteat finO. Die nolni
nellen Ittipa belauien iid) auf 100000.
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CANADA ttttO Ole Der. Staatett.

Ottam 10 a, Ga., 20. 6ebr. SIN llnterbauie
beantwortete getern Der 4htb. McSeusie cine
2nfrage Oabin, OaB Die Ser. Staaten nit Der
oieSleitigen Iegieluug n6 tpegen @rneuerung
bes 9teciprositdts- Yertra9es nod nint tnSer;
binOung geiett baben. Die @renSfrage be-
;itglidj SntartoS lperbe bis Gnoe Der Stbung
uobl @rleoiQunQ finbeu.
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Guropaiide &abelberidte.
Set ortentaltId)e Grte9.
Sic Saltmn8 Semtid,lano's.
gaberes itber Die porgeitrige Debate im oeut.
iden Gei6Sta9e.
Sic @rf1Grung Sismar 8.
Defamation oes tiirfiidlen Wfinifters oes
sleuBern gerper 9saidla.
Ser emropali0e GomereB.

Die Suluraentsn IN Sbehalten BON ben Sir.
fen in Die @nge getrteben.
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Gtn en- d. 10 ieHer Selb mSrs
oer.-S. &. 9utton, Der junge Mann, mel.
der Oor9eitern J&a6nlttag ourh einenSprlnQ
pom Seroede oeS 5Gbrbootes ,Dariuer" in
ne Slutheu ben SsrInd ma6te, ieiuem 3d.
letn etn @Hoe 81 berettelI, beiinoet iiG1 nod inl
oltlt9en Statlcnsbaule, I'M bier Die Gntunft
pom 6reunoen 3u erparten. Der 9ebensmii0e
bat ben GHtitltB anSgeIprofen, iid) iofort
mad @rlanquug leiuer 6reibeit 6as 2eben
uebneu 81 mollen. Sutton er8Ghlte, ban er
am SOnntags BON @bilaOelphia hierher oe.
fomneu iei, feline BeifGitiauno bobe unS
aud nit leirer 6rau in 0lfierenSen oeratben
Jet. Gr hattie Die Qbi6t, iid in Die 8unbesz
&aoallerie o6er =4rtillerie aufuebn1eu an IL;
len, rpuroe aber nadl ieiuer Bebauptuno rue.
gen ietnes uuproportionirteu sBrnerBomes
lEd)t an9enomlnen. Sutton erfl1rte I'D, be-
5u mollen.
., y ermii6teS.-Der S6auIpieler Dion
Soheteanlt eEhtelt geitern aus gonOOn cine
4n59bI en9liideg 6dianeu, BON luelden er
EN- GTentplat letnem 4rSte Brof. gt. Smitb
gum PrGlente mabte. Die itbrteen glugen
geEern Ibeno bel eitem Souper in Guns
9otel ben gSeg allies Sleii6es.
= Die B. @ontpaguie oeS 5. Geats. bers
OIuu1le YePtEH OeI etnenl Solper ettleu qemutba
lt9eH Abeno in &etug'S 0ieltauratioH an
9Seits 8dltiinoretraBe.
- Ste 8FoBe >, atlantic. Bocific= Sbee Cont
pqante@ ldBt sur 3ett einen init Sbee belaoe=
men nno NIT adt Rappen beipanuten 9Sa9en
our6 Die Straben Der Staot pardoiren.
= Sm g8affcniaale oeS 5. 8egiments fanc
Uorgeitern cine peitere @rerjieriiblng Der Yoy
tighten Der Staot fntt.
- lleber cen &ntrag anf @epGbruna ei.
nes neaen 8rOjeiies I'M 9te9tsftreite BON
0ifienOerfer uHO @enoiien gegen griffith mir6
am 8, gtarS Dor @i9ter B;nfuep pialOirt
IperneH,
: SRI. 0annie SbOmas, God1ter Aes Or.
man Oupall aus Rcw= gort Isid,ten iid1 Dor.
geftern Die 6ano fitr's ganse Qeben. Boifor
Dr.. SeeoS ooll8o9 be &rauuug in Der gHob.
nnng pes &asrS Der Sraut am Mount 8er.
lioEz 4State.
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SelegrapDiiGe 9epeld)em.
[Seridte Der .aocitr.en greiie' fur beu nDeuti&er
&crreiponoenten@.
.5nlano-Depe(f)ea.

As. GonsreB.-2. Sikung.
Sas Jraufatnr VriOtIegium tpteoer etnae-
itihrt. Ter @ablsGonteit stpiidleu M6lit
rno 9arrau aus 2ouiiiana I'm SSauie erie:
oist. Der 9empfrat M6Iin sn8eIaffen. -
Die %flberbtH attf hettte neridlp bett.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-06-01

Genaer warsn often, beller Scnnenidsin
brans tersin, tsr gaal mar lssr, balo tpiro
er iih iillsn, &opf an &opf. Die beiosn
@sridtstpten sinaem bnten unb briben
neben 9anboltn, bruntsn por Dem pauie
ASrte man lautes Durdeinanberreoen uno
aud 9aAen. Wsr peib, pas fur einen
Saers is semadt. Die Menlasn fSnnsn
laden, rsnn bier oben elmer 1T, bem eas
Ser, lftl feten mill. 9anbolins @use fun
tslte, ct faste ii& id babe bod re6t &C.
babt, bab Id bic sanse sHelt peraatete.
Sn benz 3immsr, tn bas ct nun sinee'
1hluGen mar, lauldte er an Der 5bure, sr
bGrte @etrappel pom 5arittsn auf Dem lam
gen Slur, er bate germ aus ben Sarlttsn
ertunoet, ,per benn Ques oa 1ei; Stimmsn
,ptrrten turh chamber uno iebt tSrte er
laut lasen Mein Batter! Das mar nte
Sttmme Wsters, ofsnbar bat ct 70 laut se>
rufen, bamtt Der 0ater es bore; eislem
abtr mars, als ware er lebenois besraben,
bStte 9tmmsn uno fcnnts nitt antwor'
ten. Stm wurbe idmtnplis, bab fr iid an
bie atiirpfcfe lebnte.
Die Sbiire rurpe autaefdlclIen, eanrp'
lin murbe in ben @sriAtslaal sefubrt.
(GOrtfebuns fplst)
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Dtt
xdati6e Vreie Nreiie
srl9etrs
taaliu NIT Mnsnabme brp Spnntaga
unb fpfe'
10. 90 fur bas Sabri'obsr 81 so fir be
Wpnntp.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-02-21
THE JUDICIAL ELECTION.

The following proceedings Of the DEM
ocratic caucus to nominate Circuit Jud-
ges is taken from the Mcws and Courier.
Each of the nominees of the caucus was
elected on last Thursday, and are now
aischarging their duties as Circuit Judges
of South Carolina:
The caucus was called to order by Sen.
..or 8. 3. Crittenden, the chairman, who.
on convening the body, spoke as follows !:
Gentlemen Of the Cducus: You are as
aembled under the cal! OF your executive
committee for the purpose of making
nominations for the Office OF circuit
judges, to fill the vacancies occaaoned
by tho decision of the Supreme Court of
| this State in relation TO the third judicial
circuit, and the designations caused there
| by of the judges of the first, second, third,
fourth, sixth and eighth circuits. In the
absence of Instructions to the contrary.
nominations will be received by the chair
in the numerical order of the existing
vacancies. will state that, under the
rule adopted by the caucus, it requires
two-thirds of the Democratic members of
the General Assembly TO make quorum.
According to the roll Of the secretary
there are III Democratic members in the
.wo houses. 1t will, therefore, require SO
voters to make nomination. And now.
gentlemen, before proceeding TO the
sTaye and important duty for which we
have assembled, let me invoke upon
yegE ii;;5hsersss..ionB q epirit of toleration
and foFbearance. Why ahould any Dem.
ocrat, member Of this caucus, be intol-
Grant Of tho divene opinions of Others 4?
Are no not oil actuated by the same mo-
tive, an ardent desire for the good ef
South Carolina? Are wc not all striving
for the aanie object, the honor and the
welfare of the Statsf | assert now that
oil the differences between us, Upon the
important matters for which we have as.
sembled. arc entirely in relation to the
best msans of reaching the Same end.
Having then the same high object in
view, and differing only In regard TO the
best means of attainiDr that object, let
as discuss these differences in 9 apirit of
toiefatton ssand fcibearance, and then let
us decide theg. By the time-honored
.,s.liuyrulc rule OF submission to the
majority. You are here in your legisla-
two capacity and, In tho caucus, "a the
representatives Of the Democratic party
ofSouth Carolina.
Mr.. Charles Petty, of SpaTtanburg, was
then selected secretary. Mr.. Rhett in
troduced 4 resolution that the nomina-s
tions should ba made binding.
Senator LipsccTrsb introduced ns a sub
esitute est of resolutions declaring that
mons but men Of true and tried integrity
and ability, and unquestionabie members
;1s 6 ;s.io s'io c0ul0uTutic party be dominated,
end that when this rule was departed
from the nomination shou1d not he hind
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-02-21

If ths atatu gro thus established for the
present can be maintained, and no diff.
culties arise in the eettiemeht Of the
terms terms 0sf peace between tussia snd Tur.
key Coy tho Congress oftthe European
States sooii to meet, the end Of the wal
may be regarded as at hand.
1t is too soon yet to form any opinion
as to the results of the deliberations oI
that Congress. Many OF the delicate
questions growing out of the peculiar
political relations which Turkey has
heretofore sustained TO Europe must now
be settled, and whether they can be ami
cably adjusted will, in all probability,
depend upon the alliances which Eng
land and Austria may 10 able 10 form
with other European powers. If Euro
pean peace should be preserved, it will
doubtless result from the power sud in
duencc Of Germany.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-02-21

Second CiTcuit-Nr. Buist nominated
Judge A'drich; Mr. John W., Hetmes
nominated Col. w. NJ. Elliott. a
Third Circuits-or 9fiiUtion Of 5f3f.
VetneT, Judge 5hats Ves nomipsed
unanimously BY acclamation.
Fourth Circuit--Mr. Howard uo1iina-
ted w. NJ. HarlIee; ,dr. HcRse nomi.
mated j. G.. Blue; Wr. Buck nominaeed
G. p. Townsend Senator Mccall nomi.
mated Col. Hudson Mr.. Simonton nest:
mated A. G. Spain.
Sixth Circuit-Scnator Walker nomi-
mated Judge Mackey Mr.. Aldrich nom-
mated Senator I. D. Witherapoon. -
Eighth Circuit--Serator Bowen nomi.
uated Col. Thos. Thompson, OF Able.
lille, Mr.. Werner nominated judge T.
IL. Cooke.
After lengthy discussion concerning
the merits OF the several candidates and
the question Of whether the nominations
should be made upon the principles OF
by policy, the balloting began wisH the
following result in the several circuits
First Circuit-Presaley II, Dibble 26,
Hanckel Is. Presley declared nomina.
ted, and the vote made unanimous.
COSIhi OtiCutt- t--f1iuElCu 10, ItiflOtt ~
Aldrich declared nominated, and the vote
made unanimous.
Third Circuit--Judge Shaw, unsni.
mously nominated by reclamation.
Fourth Circuit First ballot, Hudson
81, Blue 20, Townsend IS, HarIlee 10,
Spain z. Second ballot, Hudson 80,
Blue 40, Townsend 8, Harllee 6. Third
ballot, Hudson 60, Blue 43, Hdrllee 6.
Col. Hudson was then declared nou1iIia.
ted, and the vote made unanimous.
Sixth Circuit-First ballot, Mackey
81, Witherspoon so. Second ballot,
Mackey 81, Witherspoon 81. Third bal
lot, Mackey So; Witherspcon 40. Fodrth
ballot, Mackey so, Witherspoon As.
Mackey was then declared nominated.
Eighth Circuit-Firr ballot, Thomp-
son 53, Cooke 81, Second ballot, Thomp-
sun 56, Cooke 48. Third ballot, Thomn-
son 81, Cool.e AZ. Thompson waa de-
clared non mated, and the vote made
unanimouf.
The carcus then, after session of five
hours, adjourned.
The caucus was strictly secret, but it is
known that the contest wly fierce and
bittr After the nomination Of Mackey,
MIR Youmans, of Barnwell. withdrew
from the caucus, on the ground that the
caucus could not be binding after it went
beyond the party lines foy . nominee.
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Williamson Male Academy.

srTHE FIRST sEssIoN ftwcntv veeks,
u begins JANUARY 9Th, ~. s -
IUIrA PA, SEssroH-Speiling, Hsadinr.
writing. Elements Of Arithmetic and OF
Geography, $500. Higher Arithmetic and
Geography, English 1rammar, Compost
+ Algebra, Geometry, DC, $3.50. -. !. ~
Patrons get benefit OF public funds. Char
ges made from time OF entrance 10 end of
session. When attendance Is :.oo.., ;;sossibie,
deduction for lost time is made. Board in
private families as low sis at other VILLAGES
j. NJ PICKLE, Principal.
TRUsTEEs- DR.. q. w. CryIies. Prss q. n.
Horton, Sec. R.V. Acker, Dr.. Ben. brown,
Jan 10, 1873 On On,
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sHEnIrY's SALE,
sT4.riEE OF SOUTH cARoiiSsEEs;a, s;
IN fhs P,obate C,IIy,.

P.Ssss==:s Cs7sssSs
In Me Probate C5iITs. gs
L. .Ross' Eaton, Petitioner, against Epbrailn
=. Eaton, Joseph j. Eaton. Amanda c.
Wilson, ct al, Respondents.--Pef Petition tor
Partition
PY virtue of an order in the above stated
HI case to ME directed by w. G. Fields
Judge Of Probate for the County OF Pickcnu
and State aforesaid. dated the twenty-third
day Of November, 1877. I will sell 10 the
highest bidder on MONDAY. the 4th day
OF March next, during the legal hours OF
sale at Anderson q. H., S. c..
All that piece. parcel, OF Tract of Land.
lying and situate in the County OF Ander-
son, and State aforesaid. adjoining lands OF
David Watkins, Maria Watson, X. G. Ea-
ton. and Others, containing thirty-two acres,
more or less
Also, O lot Of Land, situate in same Coun-
ty, aud State aforesaid, at The Five Forks,
adjoining lands of Casey and John
Harper, containing two acres more or less.
TERNs-One- half cash on day of sale--re-
mander on credit OF twelve months, with
interest from date. Purchaser TO give bond
and security aud e mortgage of the premi-
ses TO the Judge Of Probate to secure bal
ance of purchase money, and pay extra for
all papers.
JAMES II. MCCONNELL
Sheriff Anderson County.
Feb z. 1871 40
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at the January meeting of Pomona
Grange No. 6, the duty Of making ar
siissments to secure guano at reduced
rate. for Patrons was referred TO the Ex-
ecutive Committee. Your Committee
now take pleasure in announcing that
they have made the necessary arrauge-
ment With our worthy and efficient bro
ther, w. w. Russell, Who las contracted
for standard guano on the most favora-
bic ,trms, aud il ready to deliver the
same to Patrons. And we respectfully
appeal to all Patrona to sustain our Agent
in this enterpriae as far as their interests
dictate, remembering that .he success of
this and future efforts to reduce prices of
fertilizers In favor of Patrons, wholly de-
operation.
J. WeNoRRIs,
TH0s. B. LEE, Elk. Com.
p. r. BROWN,
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Law NOTfCE.

z VIE undersigned have formed d partner
Courts s,jmprised in tho Sth judicial Cir
cult. ssts. ~ ~. - - s. ~ y ss ~ & n
Heying o proper regard to the stTineency
ana hardships of the fiines, we, propose to
charge for services rendered such fees and
ss tax costa as wera provided for by law before
the war, regarding the present as excfbitant
and unreasonable. Especial attention will
be given to ell Conveycnces, Deeds Mort
gnges, DC. Debts will be collected without
commission TO. all persons resident ;rritJ.in.
s1.v Uounty. PERSONS resident without the
county or State will be charged B per cent.
i. ior the hrst $500, and per cent. Tor sums
- u. w. HARRISON,
WAE. ID. EVINS. a.
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Five dollars q day now is equal to at
least eight dollars three or four yea %
ago, and our Lawmakers should realize
this fact. At five dollars q day, each
member Of the Legislature costs the
State EN- average bale of cotton every
eight days, and each one has already
cost the people near ten bales of cotton.
The. Legislature should reduce its COM
,pensation to three dollars per day, and
adjourn as soon as possible. The PEOPLE
think SO.
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:. Twelve million acres of forest, it is
estimated, have beeu cut down or burned
In the United Suites, within the last ten
years. Much of the timber is used for
iuel, twenty-five cities being on record
as consuming from five to ten thousand
acres each. Fences and railway s!cepeTs
require 100000 acres per annum. The
timber industry employed two hundred
thousand men, and $144,OOO,0OO capital.