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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-03-28
THE sFRoNa ANN OF TIE Law


Judge AEaekey Ainainissers Justiee in the
Mountains.
The following letter from Judge I. J.
Mackey, containing picturesque &C.
t7unt Of the Indictment of RaamnsAei
anu tho measures taken for his arrest,
and OF the outrageous conduct Of the
revenue officers, was received by Gov.
Hampton on last Friday, 23d instant:
PICKENs O. H., March 81, 1873.
Hia Erotklascy, Wdde Hdmptos Governor
Of South Czrolia1, C6Ia,sbid, S. c.:
DEAN SIR--I have the honor to &c
knowledge the receipt Of your cointnuni-
cation OF the 18th instant
It was not practicable TO comply with
the suggestions therein contained, as it
did not reach me until this mnrnin.. nna
the posse moved on Tueedsy, as you were
informed by my telegram Of last even
ing.
In order that you may be fully informed
es tn the si.natfon nf affairs in this section
it is proper that shoald state the follow
ing fscts:
On my arrival here lAst Sunday / as
eeFtained, afeer due inquiry, that the out
law, Lewis r. Redmond, had practically
orGaniEed feiHn Of tArge- shs1;.-ls @: CA :
tho county, which was fast paFxiyzinT
tho manhood of its best citizenship, who
observed that ne and his armed band OF
reckless followers we're standing day by
day ia open, defiance OF the Laws of the
Stste and OF the United States. The
feyenrc oficeEs and their pnsse, number
Ing IN all ltwenty-six men, wera concens
trated ct shis point, and were evidently
alarmed, being apPrehensiys that Red
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Notice U. s. Internal Revenue
2necial Taxes

TTNDER Che Revised Statutes Of u.
o0S51 0 United States, Sections 1892, s9s7 sSs
S,s;,aI. SS and SzSs. every person engaged In any
n"sins [sndars dvocnti1n' i,' or employment, which
quired to procure and place and Keen coa,ne,, eu
ou'ty IN ms establishment or place Of l,,,ites,r
STAnr denoting the payment OF Said snecio;
tax tor the speciaI-tax year BEGINNING Nav
l, 1873. Section 32a4, Revised statutes Il.
signates who are liable to special tax. a
return as prescribed on Form II, Is also rs. ).
cial tag as above. Severe t,enaNies arc nps rpo-
scribed for noncompliance With the 3re-
going requirements, or for continujn~ T.,
business after April 30, 1878, without nav. v.
ment Of tax. Application should Ia mad
to e. N. BRAYTON, Collector of Inl-rnai
March II, 1878 IS I
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PERFECTION
ATTAINED At LAST,
The Aroma Coffee and lea Pot

The Aroma Coffee and lea Pot
y ATELY patented is the best and most
IA economical that can be used. 1t con-
tains both STRAINER and CONDENSER,
30 that the Coffee or Tea IL free from dregs,
and is stronger and better than that made
of the same quantity in any other pot.
Having purchased the right for this Coun-
-ty, now manufacture this pot. ard am
prepared to furnish it to my customers at
the most reasonable rates. will also keep
in stock the
Improved Tarmer's Boiler,
Which is the hest thing known for bciling
Stock food, clothes. or scalding hogs.
will sell these at manufacturers prices.
l also have full line of Stoves, Tin.
ware, dc., which will sell at Wholesale
at New York prices, or at the most icason-
able retail rates. GUTTERING, ROOF
ING, DC, done promptly and satisfactorily.
Il. HI. 5EEE,
West End of the Waverly House.
March 28, 1873 81 6m
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sHERXEFs sAIN
STATE OF SOUTH CA

OF oVUIH CAROLINA,
EpY virtue of various Execntion.1 1s1f. sdf
~ directed, I will expose 10 ~ - me
first Monday in April next, at Ands,.on S On
Court House, South Carolina, the foIloTi;OOnn
described Real Estate, 10 wit: f'o"ins
AL All tbat Tract or Parcel Of LAND, con.
more OF less, bounded by i iai,d}s d}I'o} " asrss, E,
Carpenter, William Shirley, d. Croshv' :. "a; -
others Levied on as the property NJ Il. sad nid
Geerrat the separate suits of w H,Yla HaYla
phreys, Successor, and Samuel Brown uin'
Terms Of sale Cash. Purchaser u ~.
extra for papers. " pay
JAMES II. McCON.yELr.
Sheriff Anderson Comfy
March T. 1873 "a unsy.
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FOR THE CAMPAIGN.
Hampton and Home Rule.
THE NEWS & COURIER.
A live and Fearless Democratic Paper

A live and Fearless Democratic Paper.
IT ARGEST circulation in the City. Lar
-AA gest circulation in tho State. Largest
circulation in the Cotton States. All the
news about South Carolina. All the news
about the South. All the news from every
where. Pure and undefiled Democracy
Union Justice y Equal Rights ~!
Recognizing the paramount interest felt
in the approaching political canvass by eve.
ry Democrat who hopes to see the great
complete and permanent so that the people
may reap and fully enjoy the fruit OF their
sacrifices, the NEWS AND CouRrER will direct
all its energies and resources to presenting
from dag to day, and from week to week.
full and interesting accounts of the cam
paign.
To place the paper within the reach of
everybody during this exciting contest, we
have determined to otTer to mai! subscribers
the following reduced rates for the cam
paign:
THE NEWS AND COURIER, Daily Edi-
iiCn, s....................,...,.. 81 co
THE NEWS AND COURIER, Tri-Weekly
Edition, 6 months......... ............... So 90
THE WEEKLY News, 8 months......... rs
Subscriptions will be received at these
rates. for mail subscribers only, until May
Is. In all cases the cash must accompany
the order.
Friends OF the Cause of Honest Home
Rule in all the Counties are invited to aid
us in swelling our Campaign Subscription
Lists. which ought to include every intellj-
gent voter in the State.
:. RIORDAN t& DAWSON, Prop'rs..
Charleston, 8. G.
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sEERrFF's gAIE.
sT!..TTEs 0gi- S5vJUrn CARor,r,r. =.

= 70 4 = q O1A 1AklVkINA, n
ny v;,t,, oe 1al'osEscn CcUxry. (;
I'D directed win expose q, rSio - ~ :, ne
day after the iirEt Monday In Anrii - . .s. a9es.
Defendants residence, the foii5Winane at
sonal Property, to wit: Per-
One corn aheller, one bureau. ona l. !,
stead, one. Tashstand, two diningHtss Hs ~ ineq. ss
four, split-bottom chairs, ona nyS, ',,s,ss,
one lounge, one candle-stand, ono side.
ale. one mans raddle, one lot OF books o,s.
bushels Of corn. Levied upon "a fLss ~ nity
ety of Il. II. Shanklin in favor or + bsoE-
Sloan and others against e. III. SLanhiIs &.
Terms cash.
JAMES H. MCCONNELL.
Sheriff Anderson Con,tv
March II. 1878 80
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Governor Hampton, General Noise
and Judge Mackey left Anderson shis
morning en- route for Abbeyille, where
they are to speak tomorrow on che pc
li,ical issues Of the day.
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On Wednesday evening, Mr. w. w.
Russell, as chairman, with lc.go COM
naittee, presented Governor Hampton
with the handsome black horae which he
rode in the review, "a q birthday present
from the citizens OF Anderson County.
Tho Governor accepted the present, and
returned his thanks therefor.
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Millinery, Mantua- Making,
. And Ladies' nrass Goods.

FEVIIE Ladies will find full assortment
Il Of Spring and Summer Dress Goods,
Hats. Shoes, Trimmings, &C., ut the Store
Making and Millinery Department is in
charge Of ladies OF experience aud taste, and
all orders left with hs will receive prompt
attention. You are respectfully invited to
call and examine our new goods.
Miss 1ALLIE BOWIE g. CO.,
Waverly House, Anderson, 8. g.
March %. 1873 81 IN
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The Legislature adjoprnal on last
Friday, and the Representatives from
this County are now at homo.
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Governor Hampton is sixty years old
to-day. He holds his. own we'll.
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LOSE,

a GOLD NECKLACE, some day last
A week, for which Reward will he
paid 10 the finder by leaving it at this Office.
March o. l27H 81
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STATE cousrs OF soUTA OF Asnnsso1. GAsoaINA' IS:
], ]. A. BROCK, Cashier OF the above named
Bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement
Is true, to the beat of my knowledge and belief.
]. A. BROCK, Ceshier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 22nd
March, 1878.
B. FRANK MAULDIN, Notary PcLlic.
Correct-Attest:
S. BLKCKLEY,
J. w. NORRIS, SDirectors.
JOSEPH N. BROwN,
March %, 1873 81
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81 "a s. vi So . aud Sta gnship
aSs. ~. he &hS fntura Of
susl SSst iIsl q aid glorious ac
ssiss 4 e and Elst we ars3 ss:s-.
a, 81 Iser i rii 81; 81 81 lhse are gae-
M 81 sI1ss &c Siiis
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
National Bank Of Anderson,

AT Anderson, in the State Of South Caroliua, at
II the close Of business March 18th, 1878:
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Judge 1Eaekay Adnainissers Justiee I'm the
Mountains.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-25
THE HAVERLY MINSTRELS.

This excellent troupe of MINISTRIES will APP
pear upon the boards of the Carson Opera
Horhe tomorrow evening. They have a
national reputation for having the finest mirth
provoking Ethiopian show in the United
State. The jokes, farces and burlesques are
new and can be appreciated by the most
fastidious and refined, and their music, both
vocal and instrumental, is superb. Many
residents of Carson have witnessed the enter
tainments of this troupe in other cities, and
speak Eof the performances in unmeasured
terms of praise, and regret that their stay
here is only limited to one night.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-25
AT THE DEPOT.

The scene at the depot last night repre-
seated a Democratic love feast on a small
scale. There was no end to hand shaking
between departing delegates and successful
candidates. Congratulations were heard at
every few steps. This is all very well, gentle
men; if it were not for the privilege of build
ing castles in the air there would not be much
in this life, take it at its best. But wait until
the 9th day of November; how the frail
castles of the Democracy will be crushed.
But enough; why should We begrudge our
Democratic friends their short-lived hopes!
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-25

JOURNALISTIC EXODUS. Austin of the Gold
Hill Netcs, Mccarthy of the Virginia Chronicle,
and Powning of the Reno Jout7eal, who at
tended the Convention in their professional
capacities, returned to their sanctums last
night
GoNE.-Mr. D. NJ Riordan and his bride
left on the stage for their home at Bodie yes
terday morning. Their many friends, among
whom is the MORNING APPEAL, wish them
much happiness and prosperity.
In TowN-Alfred Eoff, special agent for
Wells, Fargo & Co. S banking department is
in the city. The young gentleman will prob
ably remain for a few days.
Nat GoDFRY, well known hereabout, is in
town. He has been prospecting far and
wide among the Pine Nut hills Glad to see
him He is in fine health.
Com SHIPMENT Last night 100000 in
standard silver dollars were shipped to the
U. S. Sub. Treasury at Chicago from the
Mint in this city.
OPERA HOUSE SALooN.-Gibson & Dealy's
Opera House Saloon has been open during
the past two days and is a very cosy, nicely
fitted up affair
PERsoNAL.-Mr. Osborne, of the Esmeralda
Herald, passed through Carson going to San
Francisco last evening. He will return in
a few days
GONE HoME.-The majority OF the dele
gates to the Democratic State Convention left
for their respective homes last evening
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-25
THE DEMOCRATS FINISH THEIR
WORK

The representatives of the Great Unwashed
assembled yesterday morning at 1880 for the
completion of their labors.
After the transaction of some business of a
machine-like character, the Convention pro
ceeded to the nomination of a candidate for
Justice of the Supreme Court. The name of
Judge Cole of Eureka was placed in nomina-
ton. He was declared the Convention s
choice by reclamation. In accepting the
nomination Judge Cole made neat little
speech, in which he spoke in terms of COM
mendation of his opponent, Judge Hawley,
and announced his intention to refrain from
aking All active part in the political campaign.
Hon. John r. Kittrcll was nominated for
Attorney General He made one of his
characteristic speeches and was loudly APP
plauded.
Dick Rule was nominated for Supreme
Court Clerk His opponent was w. j. Hyde
of Gold Hill The vote stood, Rule 60,
hyde 81.
Hon. G. w. Baker defeated johnny Hill
for tho nomination for Secretary of State
Convention at all
Ex-Sheriff Jones of Washoe was nominated
for Treasurer by reclamation, Jerry School
ing having withdrawn. The compliments be-
slowed upon the slaughtered Jerry were very
lavish and very touching.
On motion of DR.. Fox Mr. NJ. r. Elstner
was nominated for Controller. The nomina-
ton was made unanimous.
The nomination for Superintendent of
Public Instruction fell to our old friend SEES
sions after a splendid contest. His COM
petitors were Jesse f. Longabaugh and J. E,
Bray of Lyon County. Sessions was 50
strong, however, that the Others withdrew and
himself was nominated by reclamation.
For Surveyor General the Convection placed
in nomination Mr.. S. H. Day of Ormsby
County.
And the work of the Convention being |
thus completed, motion was made and car
ried that an adjournment be had, without
day
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-25
A DIRTY BUSINESS REVIVED.

Complaints have reached us within the past
day or two that there are several gangs of
oafers mo congregate at different prominent
points III this city late in the afternoon and
make it a practice to stare every passing lady
out of countenance, and when she has passed
a short distance, but still within hearing of
these loafers, make disrespecttul comments
upon her dress or walk, and sometimes their
language can be construed into vile yulgaIity.
This outrageous practice, we believe, was
broken up in Carson a year or SO ago, by force
of severe comments upon it by the papers,
But if the Ioafers referred to do not at once
desst from their insulting practice, harsher
method than has been employed before will
be called into requistion, the result of which
may teach lesson that will last them for
years. Some big brother, father or husband
may come around one of the corners where
they rendezvous and send a load of buck shot
into their cowardly carcasses. This treatment
we consider, would be of the heroic order,
but in the end prove etfectual. 1t is to be
hoped that we have heard the last of this bus
mess But if not we shall endeavor to secure
the names of the miscreants and publish them
in our columns.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-25

SrOcKs.-There was slight depression in
the value of north end stocks in yesterday
mornings board, but they rallied on the
streets in the afternoon. Merit in mines as
we'll as Truth crushed to the earth will rise
again; and there is no denying the fact that
great developments are being made In the
Sierra Nevada, Union, Mexican and Ophir
mines
PERSONALS. "A. c. Cleveland, of the Great
East. who has just arisen from bed of sick
ness, is in the city. He looks as if he had
undergone a severe seige. Glad to see him.
Van Dyke Hubbard, special agent of the I'm
perial Insurance Company, was also in the
city yesterday.
CARSON RIVER WooD- COM
pany made its annual settlement yesterday,
that is to say, each owner had his wood set off
and turned over to him. The total amount
of wood sent down by the company during
the past summer is 1000 cords.
NEARLY Row.-Several young and fiery
delegates to the Democratic State Convention
got into a war of words in front of the Ormsby
House yesterday noon, one faction accusing
the other of treachery; but that was all it
amounted 10.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-25
MANUFACTURERS

SAN FRANCISCO, July Q, 1873
CALIFORNIA ELASTIC Truss Co: practicing me<Si.
cine many years this city during which time have had
extensive experience the application of all kinds
Trusses and do recommend yours the best ia
for perfection modern
make i 1t has many advantages the torturin
steel hoop which nhict great injury on the hps
and spine, bringing other distressing such
umbao, m0bid affections of the kidneys nllmbness
in the lower limbs all Of ch avoided by wearing the
California Elastic Truss II is only perfect retainer
combining and comfort, but the pressure can be
changed any degree 1t also remains in the propeT
place at all times regardless of the motions of the body
and is night and day with perfect ease 1t is su-
ror any of the Elastic Trusses in the market whia
it combines the merits of ALL is easily adjusted On
and off, with snaps, doing away with straps and buckles
universal spring between the plate and pad pre-
vents all irritation, which is GoDsEND the sufferer.
Sd The pad is adjusted and of in instant and
be changed for other size and form suitable to
the case In fact it combines every quality essential to
comfort and durability, and Ia unequsled in ightnss,
elasticity natural action and artistic finish. Many OF MP
patients who are afflicted with Hernia wearing thsH
and all shall in the future for think the great ease by
which these purely scientific appliances made ef
cous is truly remarkable You refer any parties N
the subject Of their merits remain, yours truly
L. DEXTER LYFORD h. D.,
Physician and Surgeon,
900 Sacramento street, San franclse0
CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TRUSS COmPAhEA
inylas els Sacramento street San Francisco.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-25
N EW G o o D S.

Bosko, the giant clothier of Carson, is re-
ceiving large quantities of new goods of every
conceivable description in his line. For the
past two days the sidewalk in front of his
store has been made nearly impossible by
reason of the numerous large cases of goods
being unloaded there. Bosko says that in a
day or two he will have grand opening. We
suppose he will open his heart in liberal
way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-13
COTTON Markets

IIyrRrOOI. Dec l2-l23O 0. m COTTON easier; Middng
IrrtgN- ID. ul Orleans III: sales % TIE daV 10000
h.. ding 1000 bales Tor speculation and export. Re
cruA 1900 bales including lO5u0 Daos Am"cau Futures
I,a cheaper TplIucs Low Nfdng clause. December de-
lr,ry also 42' d do. Dc, Cmbcr and January delivery
4T 81 Nd do January and February delivery, 44Yd
do February Mtcu delivery Al ld do March aud April
drlycrv 3D. do Aur aud May delivery, jd; DO, May and
uraoiyyr, "a. DO, New Crop shipped November and
Iytnr,aL Dec. Ia -. m.-Mlddnng Upands Cotton,
AS al MIidug Orca J"I ad Low MmduC Cpiands 3d
t;o6i CrIiarv Iulauds 4'~i Ordinary Upands. 4Si Flu
tars pams Low Aiddlng clause. July anu August de.'
cry. , '4d. - 49,. =. A..
rrtulrd B. 100 bales American. Futures depressed.
BALIIvygE. Dec ~ cotton dun easier; Mlddlng 2V
So low MIA INK &c.. Good Ordinary FAC; gross re-
rps gS5 nari exports coastwisc 81 bales sale5 ITO
bsip gDiuuals ~ bales. stock. 1908 baiCs
uOsTOs bee l9.-COtIuu uul and nominal; MiddlnR &c;
In Nlif.ug sLcs G0ni ORDINARY Slsc.; net receipts
$50 bales exports to Great Britain Vl-
,Itg,sslCS Dec. I2.-Uotro quiet and dull: Mddng,
So. NiIHlu-. AC.. Good ordinary 1'ac: net
c,trfs 1903 bars exports Great Britain 2,olO bales;
rOaatsi4o 22 bales a"s 1000 bales stock 76OJs bales
tALyY-ru,. Dec H. U'or weak; MihdIn0 SAC" Low
N d~ -a,c: Good Ordinary, 7asc.: net rrceipts, 1000
bnlr. 22 bales cOastwse, 23j baos sales,
l.-s ba.ez stock, lUs,ill bales. ,,.
NdmlF pee ! cotton weak and rrcgulari Nddling,
gaS -f.. Nidling 7'C Good ordiu ny TLc; net re
rrlps -O6 bales Exports cOast"e AZ OdeS SAFES 2OOU
EgyOaiE,Ns, pc l2-Cottou weak Mddhng, $50;
Low NJ dHug 71yr; Good Ordinary, i1c net receipts.
ha.g; jiJ bales: eNpOrts cUastb5e, lSlo
ba .rsi sales 1900 bales. stock, I47,Tl3 bales 49,.
SGyANSA AZ Dee ly-Cntton dull; NJ ddhng SEc Low Mid
ding sci food Ordinary 2c, net receipts us bales
gros8 T. sales, 900 bales stock 69,3O3 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-13
PROPOSALS FOR WRAPPING PAPER,
Il TwINE, AND LETTER BALANCES.
Posi- OFFICE DEuARTHBNT.
W A.LIIN.LnN L. e Mo- L. lAIN {


U SsfIea tit fPPSbfb kY oS JKSGHR5 S6 at Y otS
aHccs Tor tie Of Jos, once- IN tae United states r
hye mouths from the lst day OF February s! the sud ard
BLANK AGENC OF tie Post Office Department Washing.
quality the estimated quantity OF each article re.
TeanIs Of Wrang Paper 2Ox25 inches IN size and TO
weigh % pounds 10 the a each Ieam 10 cOItn 20 perect
100 cams OF Wrapping Paper inches in sire
II 50 pounds the each rram to contain 20 perfect
100000 pounds 90 spy aud to measure
not loss than 900 yards To On pou1d 70 Dr nt up w. Ills
come ioOse or tangled IA transportation. . a.. -
$4,000 pounds Of coarse hcib I"lng 10 De Sy ana 20
balls weighing pounds each and 50 bound
samples OF he Pa er Tne required will be furnished
persons who desire 10 bid on apple alton to the Blank
Lette. Balances Capabc weighing eight ayOru-
pos weight aGd rates metric system to be graduated down
Perfect accuracy, srcng and durability win be required in
SAMPLES Of eacn decripon Of Balances accompany
lid the bidder who obtain the contraot wil bs
required TO urnlsa Balances OF aqy IA AL respects eqa
Each balance must well and Pa ked in box for
Agency WushingtOn, u. G..
MGrs or ess sn the estimated quantities msy ordered
Of tho Department may require st the dis
erection OF the postmas;crGeD raj. ,,.
Awards viii be made for each article separately deemed
most adv anita aeOus to tie Department. 80
Bids made Ia conformity with this advertisement VIII
Each Lidr must furnish with his proposal guarantees
Of his ability 10 comply with his bud and certcaie from
hat such gusrau;OIr arc reliable persons
Blank orHs for iop2als Will be furnished on Application 10
contract
any attempt impose upon the department articles INFERIOR
the 0piun Of The PosunastcrG 20 those contracted
for will be considered sufficient cause Tor tile forfeiture OF no
Proposals mus he endorsed on the envelope Proposals for
posals FOR Twne addressed 10 the FIRST Assistant Post
Deci3 lawGWP POstmasterG encra.2