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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-03-07

shown by the State Treasurer's endorse
ment on the back of them and Treas
urer's numbers. j. G. RoATH.
Being recalled and sworn:
We have examined the accounts re-
ferred to in the foregoing evidence Of j.
G. Roath, and we have no hesitation IN
corroborating so much of said evidence
as relates to the changing and raising OF
the accounts. ]. H. SAWYER,
Cashier Central National Bank.
G. J. IREDELL,
Cashier Carolina National Bank.
D. GAMBRELL,
Broker.
Contrasted with the accounts of the
daily papers, hereinbefore referred to,
we submit the evidence. taken relative to
the accounts of the Daily News OF
Charleston. The contract made with the
proprietors of this paper was twenty-five
cents per line for publishing the acts in
three papers, the daily, tri-weekly and
weekly New,, which was twenty-five
cents per line less than was paid to the
Charleston REPUBLICAN for publishing the
same acts in the daily and weekly: All
accounts of the NeWs were itemized, CIV
ing the title of the act and date of pub
lication in the three papers owned by
them, and the number of lines contained
in each act. Comment is unnecessary,
for the evidence is iu itself sufficient
tribute to the integrity of the proprietors
of the Nc,cs, and the correctness OF their
accounts:
JOINT INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE,
CHARLESTON, S. c., Feb. 18, 1878.
J. Herman Schultz, being duly sworn,
deroses on oath as follows My name is
]. Herman Schultz. / resident IL Rut-
ledge street, in the city of Charleston,
and l am by occupation the manager OF
the Journal of, Commerce. I was in the
office of the Charleston Ne,us from No
vember, 1866, until it was merged into
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when in my power; also promised MI
mort.
WEDNESDAY, November 26, 1873
Gave Benedict an order for 5000 to pay
note Of Senator Jones for Greenfeld's s
buggy.
been pressed by the House members to
{ tell them what Jones is going to do for
them. Would like to help all of them,
and especially poor Abram Dannerly,
But, goodness graciousl Jones ought to
satisfy these poor men.
SATURDAY, December 6, 1873.-Psid
: T. %. Dunn $1,000. w. E. Holcombe
$1,000, John Wilson $500, Jerry Hollins-
head $500, and others. Did my best to
please everybody, but tho appropriation
IS exhausted.
SATURDAY, December 6, 1S7S.-Every-
body doubled on us. I would like to
leave the Comptroller General out in the
cold.
MoNDAY, December s, 1S7S.-Paid
Senator Jones 81 1000, Clinton $3.50.
Hurley got S5 600 from Office. Paid Cor
-5sin 81, 500, Judge Hoge 5000; White
more S0,UVU..' .S1af0 ,ofuctSte1ok lao Poy
<ment Of others, but they we're moi: paid
inst then: The fact is, if 5tthad not been
1or that S5O, 900 current printing, I would
have been nowhere JacklIittle thought
he ought to have. something, but he can't
ees Il. Gailiard proposed to take 81, 900;
that's reasonable, and 1 am glad of it.
a ereat many are complaining of Jones.
I cannot help it. lie must take care of
the House, and I will take care ofthe
Senate. Should not wonder if Hurley is
dissatisfied. The Senators are getting
cheeky.
receipt fos 81, 400 from Cardozo to-day,
in the nature of q certificate from Frank
fort for $4,000.
TUnsD1Y, December 9, 1s73.-Paid
johnston $500, Martin 81 600, SWails
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A New Life iD the Land |!

NNHE Exhibition in Anderson was one OF
Il the most remarkable events since the
war. In point of numbers, talents and dis
tinguished ability, nothing could have eI-
ceeded it. At every stage of its proceed
ings it was manifest that new life is in the
land.
The celebrated DR.. HKrNITsH was there,
and advocated Southern Medicines f3r
Southern people His Family Medicines
are household remedies.
HEINITsHs QUEENS DELIGHT pu-
rifles the blood.
HEINITSHS BLOOD AND. LIVER
PILLS-For Liver Complaint, Sick
Headache, Dull Feelings, Loss Of
Appetite.
HEINITSH'S ROSE CORDIAL-F For
Bowel Complaint.
STANLEY's COUGH sYRUP-Cures
Coughs. Colds Asthma, Catarrh.
MOTHER DARLING's INFANT COR
to Teething, Sour Stomach, Crying.
THE QUEENS DELIGHT is the great
est Pharmaceutical product ever
discovered for all disorders and dis
eases which have their origin in the
blood. Healtn may now De regain
ed. Life prolonged. Beauty re-
stored.
QUEENS DELIGHT-For Scrofula,
Swelling of the Glands, Goitre
QUEENS DELIGHT-For Nervous De-
bility.
QUEENS DELIGHT-For Indigestion.
Liver Complaint.
QUEENS DELIGHT-For Consumptive'
Patients as an invigorating cordial.
QUEENS DELIGHT-For General Pros
tration.
QUEENS DELIGHT-For all Cutaneous
Diseases, Blotches, Boils, Pimples,
&c, &c.
FOR SALE BY DRUGGISTS.
PREPARED BY
J.. H. HEINITSH & SON.
Columbia, s. G.
Aug 16, 1877 ~
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NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT.
IN Notice is hereby given that the under
signed, Administrator of the Personal Es-
tate of w. n. Smith, deceased, will apply to
the Judge of Probate for Anderson County
on the 2lst day of March, 1873, for Final
Settlement anu discharge from said Estate.
JEPHTHAH WATKINS, Admir-.
Feb Ii, 1878 81
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BARNARD'S
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
263 KIsG ST., CHARLESTON, s. G.

THIS is one of the largest and finest Gal
Il lcries i'll the South. New and costly
instruments have been obtained; also, fine
Photographic Furniture and Scenic back
grounds. The work turned out of this Gal
lery cannot be surpassed, either in finish or
in faithfulness of copy. Mr.. Barnard has
had thirty-four years experience in the art,
and is now prepared to do all styles of work
He attends personally to all sittings, and is
determined none shall 80 away dissatisfied.
Prices hare been reduced 25 per cent.
a large assortment of Frames and Fit
tings for Photographs OH hand.
Sept 20, 1877 10 6m
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to pass an appropriation OF $25O, 900
through the House of Representatives.
The above testimony of Clerk Jones is
sustained by A. Simpkins, R. S. Tarle-
ton, P. R. Rivers, Abram Dannerly, G..
F. North, Levi Lee, S. J. Keith, David
Graham and others, who admit that they
were paid in checks for their votes and
support of the printing bill; also by
Representative Spears and others, in
reference to cash payments made. Spears
says: II voted for the printing claim of
the Republican Printing Company, and
in consideration of my vote 40. Jones,
Clerk of the House and member of the
said company, paid me certain sum of
moneJ, the amount of which I have for
gotten" Also in regard to payments to
State officials, Gov. F. j. Moses, in his
testimony, says he was paid $4,000 for
signing the bill appropriatiDg $3.50, 900
for public printing. From the extract of
the testimony Of Jones, the hu;niliating
and disgusting fact stands boldly out,
that in .. House of Representatives of the
people of South Carolina, consisting of
ia members, of the session of 1928,
torty.nine members have been conclusiveiy
proven to have been bribed by their own
endorsement of checks received; that in
all, according to account kept by Clerk
Jones, there were fifty-three-ffty.t
being Republicans and one solitary Dem
ocrat. Other members were paid in cash,
of which no memorandum was kept.
At the session of 1874, Jones testified
that the following orders were given to
the parties named on the books of Ool.
Benedict, business manager of the Re-
publican Printing Company, and paid by
him in certificates of indebtedness, and
were given subsequent to the passage of
the act authorizing their issue at the
same session of 1874. The appropria-
ton was $3.50, 900 and interest. Jones
gavo orders for payment 10 forty-one
members of the House, whose names are
annexed to his testimony, and the orders
are also appended, marked Exhibit P"
These amounts, and much more, as shown
by the books OF said company, were paid.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-27
Oystsrs

II. T. Haynes, state agent for T.. b.
Mallory 4 Co.'S celebrated Arrow
nrapd fresh Baltimore Oysters, Is in
daily receipt ny Express, Of these iuc.
ious biyalves direct from the Atlantic.
Secured In Ice al Baltimore. they nrc
repaekcd in Omaha and again iu og.
den, arriving here frcsh as when taken
from their native element. These oys.
tors are superior to any 10 the market.
and they will DO promptly forwarded
70 Parties ordering from Ahe agent, 70.
pschod IN Ice from the Depot hese.
Address N. P, Haynes. Elko. New.
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Daniel F. Beaity's
PARL0R ORGANS.

These remarkable instruments possess capac.
ities for musical effects and expressions never
Dol TO attained. adapted for Amateur ard Pro.
fsssioDal. anil an Ornamon IN any pIrl0r. FL
eel Ina quality or Tone, Thorough
M~orknnhnship, Elegant Designs and
Fintsh, and wonderful variety Of their com.
bination. stops. Every instrument full; war.
rantcd for six years as strictly nrst-class In
every respect, and ns q guarantee they ere
shipped ON from nvc to hftecn days test trial,
money refunded and freight charges paid both
ways by me II they are niisrepfCsented or In
any way prove unsatis factory. No such oncr
has ever been made. Feware Of limitations.
Agents wanted. but where ! have none, larga
discounts made to Introduce In new localities,
Send Tor Illustrated ADVERTISER, containing
long lists OF testimonials from well. known per.
sons. some of whom you may know, classified
Oy states, with foat-uiicCa annexed, that all
may inquire direct Of them. Address, DASIEL
=. BEATTY, Warrington, New Jersey.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-27

CAIL q james Brain & Co.'S. Jewelry
store and see tho fine assortment of
Diamonds, fne Gold Jewelry. --latest
Patterns Of Chains, Rings, Gold aud
Silver Watches, Silver Ware, Guns, Re-
yolvers, Etc.
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NOTICE,

=. Phillips is authorized 10 receive
oil moneys due to the blaoksmithiug
frm Of H. Hashsgo 4 Co.. no having
again assumed entire control Of the
business aud will condue, tho same.
isri tsn nAsHAcE Il Co.
Elko. Sept. a., 1877.
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Tiinotny Seed.

Fresh timothy seed can no procured
from W. 7. Crane, at his ranch on
South Fork; also at the drug store Of
+. +. Muller, or at the ,loro of NJ.
Cohn, the same prime, fresh article
being kept for sale at both Of these
places.
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To FAnMERs AND uTHEhs.-Hsving
assumed Optire oont1ol Of the black
smithins sagon-mal Ing and machine
shops, ! am now prepared to do any
and all kinds Of work In my line, par.
toularly the repairing Of agricultural
implements, on tho most favorable
terms.
A. npvoE.
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FtSE, fresh sweet Estern cider iuats
received at the Gem, and for sale by
The barrel or gallon; also fresh east
ern Turkeys, Chickens, Geese and
Ducks.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-27

GAIL and examine the beautiful
stock Of ruchings and silk handker-
chiefs at A. L. Radt'a.
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500 KNITTING MACHINE. 800

THE NV BICKfoRD FAMILY KNITTING
i MACHINE. all complete for $40. IFor-
mor lowest price. 1901 Delivered at any CT
press Office In the 4. :. or CanaiA. free. on TO.
ce p OF Retail price. Send for New Desctip.
tive Circular. a splendid chance for AGkSTs,
one wanted ia every town. Exclusive right Of
sale given FREE Address
IIC RfORD KNITTING MACHINE no CO.,
sy Brattloboro. W
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To Let.

A dwelling house containing four
rooms. Apply to
T. b. HEs.EY.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-27

Freah Oysters,
Fine Saddle Rock oysteFs, just ro-
eived at the GEM.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-27

ELEGANT six-button gloves at A. l..
Badt's for 50 so a pair, =
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bANlEl +. BEAIIrs u
Pianos and Organs

The Pianos and or1ansmaaufacturcd by DAN
Eel p. Beatty of Washington. Nav J rsey. are
mors earnestly and generally conmend.l by
che Press. aud music loving public than any In.
Europe. The Pianos have the greatest possiblc
depth richness anil volume Of toAe. combined
with . rare b~rilltancy. clearness and perfect
all. = surprising duration which never changes
under the most delicate or powerful touch.
The celebrated "uoiden Tongue" Reeds in
Dssitys celebrated Organ I'm conjunction wi h
the perfected ltetd Boards. produce sweet, pure
aud powerful tones. Every instrument. Piano
aud organ. fully WARRANTED perfect in every re-
sprct. and wiz be shipped ON from 1--WE to nf-
teen days test trial. the manufacturer paying
freight 10th ways. IL ths instrument II not sat
isiaetory. Illustrated ADvERrISkit. Catalogue
Editlonl sent free ON application. Address.
New Jersey. -
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MY MOTHER-IH-LAW"

Always quits her jawing when I sivo
her leave to do her shopping at b.
Reinhart Il Co.'S, where the clerks are
always polite and attentive to all their
customers.
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BskTTY'S
PIANO AND PRRt02 ORGAN
INSTRUCTOR.
BEATTY
Piano and Organ.

There IL no mannfactu or ~ iian0s and Or.
Sans In this or any other country who has re-
cetNcd 10 many unsolicited iDdoTscueuis ~ LA.
Nr. Beatty. Prom every state amt Territory
comes the same verdict: They are the best In
the world illustrated ADVERTISER ICAtl
!nRue Etiiilopl FREQ. Address, DANIEL. 4
BEATTY. Washington. New Jersey. OCT
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SALOON FOR SALE.

TIVE SALOON ON THE SOUTHEAST COR
L ner OF Commercial and Fourth streets, L.
III. Bernard proprietor. IL offered for sale. and
any person desiring To engage In the business
will do well TO consult Mr.. BERNARD ut once.
eligible in town. and as its present proprietor
wishes 10 go out OF the bu-iness. 4 good bar
gain can 10 secured. Apply to Il. H.. Bernard.
at the Corner Saloon.
E1to. Dec. 7th. 1877.
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THAT HUSBAND OF MINE

Always buys his Ready-mnde Clothing
and underwear where he can get the
best bargain, the best ft, and the b:s
made goods for the least outlay, and Of
course B.'Reinhurt & Co.. is the place
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STATE UNIVERSITY
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT,
ELKO, NEVADA.

Tn" frs: torn of this school 9th year
ot its institItion) will begin Monday,
September sd, 1877. Male and female
pupils prepared for College, or adj
vnnced further and instructed in the
collegiate branches. English studies,
mathematics and the ancient and
modern languages thoroughly taught.
Lessons in music by a competent,
teacher. No charge for tuition-muUi
eH,Ie; also, no charge for room rent.
Board $50 per month, payable in ad-
vance, Quarterly. For further particu-
G-s address
ID. Il. SESSIONS. Principal.
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8. J, SMITH, matchmaker and we
eleF, Elko. Nevada 9s1 '+a--
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Cop. sl,o2h. Currency, o7T @
"a,
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THEY ALL DO NJ.
DO Whats

Why, do their purchasing at b. Rein.
hart & Co.'s immense establishment.
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THAT WIFE OF MINE"

Will buy her goods where she can get
them cheapest, and of course goes 70
Il. Reinhart l. Co.'S place Of business.
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BANKING HOUSE
~ NJ. J.. FREEMAN e. CO.,
ELKo. NEVADA.
u. q. FIT EHMAS. Manager

Correspondents,
sew YORK Agency Of the Bank OF California;
SAN FRANCISCO. zee. The Bank Of California :
LONDON. The Alliance BANK.
BROKERS.
SAN FRANCISCO. .Messrs. J. n. latham 4 o.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-12-20
Poc,, cts ef si.e people.

If the people would only bear in
mird that oil governmental expenses
me out OF their own pockets. and
nat when these expenses are heavy
hey become propnrtionaiely burie q
.pme AID oppressive. there would soon
=. less federation of Governmental
.xtTavsgance.
Indeed we should have less govern.
cnt. and hat seems "a be the only
ractieal way of getting rid OF cavern
entail Extravaganza For whatever
- Goyeruueut does IS done at an
',urmeus disadvantage Ii appears
. be impossible Tor ihe Government
get work dpue without is costing
v.ry much more than the same work
aid be done for by an individual.
Fpiu1sines the co~t Is twice as much;
'meiiiles il i more than that
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-12-20

The furniture factory hands at Pa.
dueah are on strike because of re-
dooed wages. The factsy hands at
Union City, it is said, wooia strike,
but they are in too poor condition to
strikel How is it? There : screw
loose som~here. Southern manulac
turers say they can't compete with
Northern manufacturers il priees uu
less they can get work done at as low
figures as they do, aud hi, Looks rea
'ona6le. On the contrary. The work
men say, they cant support heir lam,
lies, on any lower wages, aud in some
instances the workmen can show that
their absolute living expep, e. are more
than they can make. Again, our tar
mers say, aud truly 10 doubt that the
low prices they get for their products
is year by year making item poorer
And to cap the climax the merchant
who handles the farmers stuff. selling
it to the working man, affirm too that
they are loosing money, aud the num-
Der of failures which have occurred,
attest the truth Of whatthey say. One
aud all, all round, are oosiug money,
aud getting ia debt, aud tie question
we want answered is, when the balance
is struck, who the debt they owe will
be due 20? 4
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Sc ao0o0O ONLY

Mr. Gibson presented u bill in the
'ionse yesterday for the Improvement
- the Mississippi river and its iribu-
ta,ie-. involving an appropriation of
- $50 Gu0 This is about the sum
'''at New York city asks to continue
he He'll Gate and Harlem river im
rrovement. which is matter of locai
ns'nre To The passage of the bill
presented by Mr. Gibson the people Of
he entire mississippi Valley are i'm
luedIaleiy interested. and their repre-
.rn;atives will be recreant to their
rus, il they neglect 10 pn+b il through.
&c. there he soiai,y in the work for
is snail appropriation by Southern
nd W-S'ero and Northwestern re-
f.seseniatives aud the measure cannot
Ill to pass.
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Onr Ilun.tar a Greaa Man.

Kentucky has no great man in pub
lie service, and that's the truth of it.
This is lamentabe vacuum IN the
history of Staie whose previous his
tory has been SO identified with the
iElustrious names Of her sons. Mr
, Beck, when q member of the lower
House of Congress, exposing the cor
rup'ions and wrongs of the war times.
gave promise of rising into history
alongside the names of Breckiuridge
Clay and Crittenden. but hi career in
The Senate has not equaled such eE-
pecta:ions. Some few papers have at
tempted to magnify The name Of Ex
Gov Stevenson into Presidential di
mensious, but name tha; failed to
excite on endorsement from his own
State alter one term in the United
States Senate, is not likely to be gal
vanized Into a national popularity sat
fcient to attract much attention as a
candidate for Presidential honors Mr.
Knott and Joe Black burn haze. in
deed, a national reputation, but 1t
seems to promise no wider scope than
a continuance 10 Congress. Aside
from these. Keu'ucky has co public
man hat j. much known outside the
State. Oar Governors, somehow
step from the ubernatoriaI chair into
some coy country law Office, and
there's an end OF EN-. Our public
meu, may be, are of average ability.
but ,se're lacking in great Idol
such as old Kenluckians have been &c
eustomed 10 Perhaps lis the fault OF
The materinl we place TO The front; per
hs?s he solid political complexion OF
the State renders the manufacture OF
great leaders inpolitic or not necessars
to the 'imes BE this a. /, may, there
is decadenee-K Kentucky 30 Logger
occupies a front rank in the production
Of great men. Ii the thug aint chan
gea. and that soeu, The COURIER will
advocate new deal al round, throw
the old ones overheard and put new
men in their places. We should have.
aud must have. at least one great
man in the State Of Kentucky.
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a poor lrI>hman al Il chester owed
rich man some money, and wa un
able to pay. The rich man ohIaine5
Judgment aud execution. bn
there was Nothing on which ~
Sherif eould levy The Irishman had
two large pigs, hut The law allows +;
man lwo. aud the Sheriff could lor
take Them The rieh man then hougl''
two little pigs. had them presented 10
the Tri,hmAu, and rhereupon took hi,
two large ones