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FoR my part, l regret 81 merely and
deply that our friends have taken up SO
foolish and utterly Quixotic a business,
for il can only fail at last, and leave the
democracy NOT only the laughing.stock Of
the country, but divided sgainst itself
torn by faction into two hostile fragments
while the common enemy will be solid.
lied and stimulated to a stronger effort
than they have been able TO make since
the terrible disorganizing exposure o
the Credit Mobilier robberies, which
paralysed the republican party and gal
vanized the democracy into vigorous life
"A Lousiana Denoeratie Congressman.
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by their spirit and teach by their en-.
ample, but Il does not bring life and i'm.
mortality to light, but leaves this great,
eternal question Of the soul ever more
murmuring amid the memories Of the
paradise lost with no answer but its own
iaint echoes.
For with Paul the fact Of the resurrec.
ton Is the basis Of the new and perfected
world, the reconciliation and harmony Of
matter and spirit, the prophecy and ex-
e~mplifcation Of both. Initisthe answer
TO the unrest Of nature, the instinct by
which. through epochs Of couyulsion and
change, she Is ever struggling upward 10
her emancipation from her present bond.
age, "waiting the time Of the manifestation
Of the Sons Of God;p and to US, brethren,
who. even here, have the frat fruits Of the
spirit, who groan within ourselves, wait
Ing for the adoption, to-wit the redemp.
ton Of our bodies, show like q strain Of
heavenly music does the message come,
telling US Of the glory that awaits us
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A SHORT general summary Of the vital
statistics Of France for 1876 is published
in the Journal 06fsiei. The births amour
ted to 9G6, 6s2, exclusive Of those s,illborn.
and the deaths to sSi,O74 so that the in
crease OF population was lS2.60s persons
The stillborn numbered 1850 and the
marriages 29l 1866. These figures are toe
scanty 10 be very interesting, though they
are not without significance. They show
that while France, with a population oil
81, 900. that is, half "a much again a.
that Of England-namely, 24,000,000-
had an increase OF population amounting
10 $4,000, the increase in the latter
country reached 205,000,-half as much
again as France. While in England there
Is one birth TO twenty eight inhabitants,
10 France there is not quite one birth to
thirty.six. That population does not in
crease in France so rapidly as in other
countries familiar to US is nothing new,
but it is we'll to know the latest record Of
the iact.-London Times.
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THE WHEELING DAILY nTEI11eENoER MONDAY MORNING JVNEa lMs

revelation. In his last letter, written
shortly before his death, he gave the
scientific reasons for his Christian faith.
He could say, when the darkness Of the
final hour gathered, ~ have had this
light for many years, and, oh how bright
Il IL 10 me" This light fades not away,
but shines undimmed and forever.
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BISHOP KAN. Of the Roman C.tho

BISHOP KAHN, Of the Roman Catholic
Churh, preached in Lewisburg on Sunday
morning and evening last, to large and
attentive audiences. The Bishop Is an
able and forcible speaker and Is the
youngest and most talented Bishop in the
United States. West Virginia has the
youngest Catholic Bishop, the youngest
Governor, the youngest Congressman,
and the youngest Grand Master Mason in
the United states-and they are all hand.
some and fue-looking men.-Greenbrier
Independent.
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JnASTED-Eyarybody 10 know that Jos. q.
w sags l. Agent fSr The CelehIaied Domestic
HONG Sowing Machines. Mr.. Asge isa practical
MSehinITt. Vbo has done the repairing for the ar,
ferent MSehIbe Companies 10 Oils oily for several
wan past, and 10 now conducting q RephT 6hop
EoF hInbell al 1918 hAfknt Street
All work SLunted. Send 10 your Machines.
my6-dAW
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"MIcE can live anywhere comfortably,
but in a church they fatten very slowly.
This proves that they can't live on relig.
ion alone any more than 4 minister can"
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II you know Of 4 remedy whereby n fellow being
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Do we then need TO cloak our language In mean
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Prepared only at 6vaim's laboratory, South
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Pamphlets giving It's range Of use, 10 be had gratis
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WEEKLY,

The DAILY INTKLuaRncKR gives al the tele.
graphic and general news obAlnable BY any othel
Journal. It L emphatielly the best and Com
pletest paper 10 the Stat. Il do9 not admit any.
Thing into It's columns unht for the eye Of lAdleI
of children. We invite . trial. Of Il, II only for onC
month and challenge comparison with any othel
paper In the stateL
The WEEKLY I~afKILIaEAcKR Il t~aIteiully
printed and carefully edited, giving all the impof-
liant iowa Of the week, intelllSently collated and
arranged, together with stories, choice misoellane.
Gus reading matter, etc, and Is adapted especially
10 the needs and taI,es Of faImers and Vlllgers, a
we'll o. Of ali otherI who cannot afford or take time
TO read q daily nsWIpaper. It's advertising spacoIl
purposely limited, % that Il Ii publsbed for the
benefit Of II, readers, and gives . large amount Of
GOOD reading matter In every issue. The Market
and Financial reports Of the WEEKLY lNTELLI.
0RNcER are prepared with great caro- and accuracy,
and are alone worth dozen times the price Of the
paper.
sKNcRR semi rec on application.
Address all communications 10
FREw d CAMPBELL.
Publisher IntelllgenceT,
wheeling, W. Va
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TERMS Of sUBsCRIPTION.


BY mad, IN GdvGnee, postage prepaid.
One year..---,.-Ss % Three monthG..-.S2 d
Biz monthi-........ Z 70 One TOnth.......... u
Delivered b, Carriers Ia City and Suburbs ats cent
per week.
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FINANCIAL.

-
Mh,ii uralId and prepared 10 tnunct
INtsid hnftng 10 al 10 detAIh.
ahsIet,t " Flint National BANK Of Wheeling,
~ Y iAs nne ~ihAuholdGr and ID under the
tsHI1panL
s1ftllI npf1lns the interest, Of liz Cor
11laisi pFpodtol, Ipd BY q prompt and
SGatssd tAdr sIha, Il hops. % merit
s5asi AS dlEuansSd
49, nd co ali pointi throughout the
~ L5pG1i i1b!et 10 check Al right TO
rISSTlA Ah' hhiauI Finn, Corporation,
81 s,aa 4. ap'Podttuusd payable on demand
H-O"'Gs'Ea Special Dspodt.
=, n1nfoR:
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Agents Wanted for tho Illustrated
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Guiding the TGrte- RaITidH Rar, the Admlnistra-
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DHGNIx SALOON d RESTAURANT
Nos WARRINGTON HALL.

This os,Gbilhment has been httsd up regArdISs
Of sxpspse, and 4 without doubt the handsomesr
Gnd most attnctive place Of The lind In the city.
The Rlftaurlnt cannot b SuIpa1ed anluhSfcI
and cEErS. Clan so1p sTSry morning and Gysu.
Ing, Lmyb0
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ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, the 10th
" inst Can on the Wheeling a Elm Grove r.
Il. will run a. follow. Cn Will leave the City
(corner Of Market and Eleventh stl.) and stmmfs
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RaubeavILs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bellaire Of
4iJ p m; Bridgeport SO p m. arrives at steu.
yenTllle 6i6 p m: leaves 6teubenVille at $40 q.
N Bridgeport go q. nj arrives At BellAiro at
9.5 a. m.
Tickets and Baggage ChSeks 10 all principal
points In the East and West can b procured at the
Union Ticket Ofice, Mcclure House, Wheeling,
and at Ticket Once In Bridgeport.
r. Z. MYERS,
my4s General Passenger and Ticfot Agent.
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Acts XVI. s.-"Why should II DO thought an
incredible thing with you, that God should raise
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TRANSPORTATION.

GOING EAST AND WEST.
On and after May 18th, iSas, Tnins will run
dHily (GIcept BundAyl
through Trains 10 Pittsburgh.
z through Trains 10 cisTellnd,
z through Trains 10 Chicago.
Pulmgn's Pnrlor Can between wsllrvtlls and
Cleveland.
HCtOl and Sleeping Cans on all Trains bstwe,n
Alliance and Chicago.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-09-05
THE CIRCUIT CoUar.

The Fail Term Of the Court of General
Sessions and Common Pleas for Anderson
County begins on the third Monday in this
month. Judge Hudson, of the Fourth Cir
cult, will preside. The criminal docket will
be heavier this term than for several terms
past, the Offences being those ordinarily
met with in criminal Courts, without any
specially aggravated cases. The civil dock
ct is also moderately full. and will probably
occupy the two weeks allotted to the term
for this County. The Grand Jury hereto
fore drawn will serve for this Court also,
and the following Petit Jury has been sum-
moned, and consists Of such intelligent and
excellent citizens that the people Who have
causes to come before them may we'll feel
Sratified ct the panel which is TO sit rs tie
arbiters of all questions of fact submitted
to the Court:
Trimer Hammond (c), NJ. D. GalbreatlI
David Crawford, +. E. Harrison, w. NJ
Cooley, Jack MCGEE (e), J. 8. Acker, David
Garrison, E. d. Pruiett, NJ. e. Mitchell,
Lawrence AInllikin; 7. T. Barnes, e. B.
Eaton, Harvey Little, j. Z. Rogers, w. G.
Martin, Edmond Leyerett (c), N. A. ]. Greer
John w. Hall. VIM. O'Briant, P. a. Mas.
ters, j. w. Dacus, c. e. Horton, A. F. Wei.
born, John A. McMahan, Thos. w. Mar
tin, Kenon Breazeaie, r. e. Sloan. jas. G.
Winter, Jos. A McLeskey, Willis C. Pruiett
A. A. Carpenter, B. f. CAN'T Thomas Nc
Clure, Peter McPhait, Henry Barmore (c.|
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Brunl,y Creek.

DEuhhy OECcRs
Brushy Creek Democratic Club met at
Cedar Wreath School House Saturday, oath
August, and was called to order by the
President. After tho various committees
mado their reports. the Secretary was called
upon to make o report of membership,
which revealed the fact that the Club had
200 members, 81 being colored with fair
prospect of getting good many more.
The President then introduced Col. J. w.
Norris, who made very interesting and
instructive address, touching upon several
important subjects, which he handled with
skill and ability Mr.. w. w. Russell wa.
next introduced, and made rousing speech,
urging the great importance of selecting our
very best men for tho Legislature. The
President closed the speaking with O fev
remarks. and uiged the importance of car
rying this election, and to keep ourselves
prepared for the presidential election in
1880. On motion, the Red Shirt Company
was ordered to meet at Bethesda Church on
Saturday before the second Sunday in Sep
tember at o'clock p. m. The proceedings
of this meeting were requested to be sent to
the Anderson pspers for publication, after
whh;ch Tie Clnh adjourned to meet or fourth
Saturday in September ut 2 p. NJ.
w. 8. PICKEEs, President
B. q. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
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The Stepping Stone to Health.

The acquisition Of vital energy Is the stop
ping stone to health. When the system
lacks vitality, the various organs flag in
their duty, become chronically irregular,
and disease is eventually institatod. To
debilitated system aheuld be built up by
the use of that inimitable tonic, Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, which invigorates the di.
gestive organs, and inBures the thorough
conversion of food into blood of nourish-
ing quality, from whancs every muscle,
nerve and fiber acquire unwonted supplies
of vigor, and the whole system experiences
tho beneficial effect. Appetite returns, the
system is refreshed by healthful siumber
the nerves grow strong and calz:, the de-
spondency begoticn os chronic indigestion
and an uncertain state OF health disappears
ana that sallow appearance of the skin Pc
ouliar to habitual invalids, and persons dc.
becoming tinge.
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a oARoLIHIAH ABROAD.

The Pacific Commercial Idpatiser, Of Hon.
olulu. Sandwich Islands, speaking of CaI
Walter N. Gibson, says:
"Of all the members of the present Leg
islature none is moro worthy Of prominent
mention than the Hon. Walter Murray
Gibson. He has laborcd indefatigably for
the interests OK his constituents, and we
can safely say that no other foreign
born gentleman in the House has welded
the same influence or gained the confidence
of the native Hawaiian members to the ex-
tent that he has done. This has been ow-
ing to the sincerity, frankneas, courtesy and
earnestness with which he has advocato
his opinions and the clearly unselfish zeal
which has characterized his whole conduct
throughout an arduous session. 70 will
leave us in the next steamer for Amt ca. to
be absent for year, on visit to his native
State-South Carolina. The warmest wishes
for his welfare will accompany him on his
journey and sincere hope for his safe re-
turn to the land Of his adoption.
Capt. Gibson was for a number of years
resident of this County, and has many
friends in it who are pleased to hear of his
success from time to time, and will be high
ly gratified to see him in our midst again.
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pEMocnAT1c nrREr1Mc

The meeting of the County Exectioh> |
Committee 0f the Democratic party wills
the Presidents and members OF the Execu-
tive Committees OF subordinate Clubs was
neld in the Masonic Hall on last Monday.
| according 20 previous resolution, and busi-
| ness of importance relative to the conduct
| OF the campaign was transacted, of which
the special attention of the various Clubs
IL called to the following matters:
| 1. A resolution was adopted, stating that
1t is Che sense of the meeting that the Dem
ocrats should attend all Republican meet
ings in the County, and divide time In
in speaking at them for the purpose of pre-
venting Misrepresentation, and Of instruct
ing the colored people.
= a resolution was adopted asking all Of
the Democratic Clubs In the County to
mount themselves as "red shirt" comma
nies. and attend the meeting at Anderson
on the 5th of October, and also to induce as
many colored men to come mounted with
the Clubs as wish to do 80. II was also
decided to have persons attending the meet
Ing to bring their own dinners: and all
other arrangements for the meeting wero
turned over to the Anderson Democratic
Club. The ladies and gentlemen of the
whole County ere urged to be present at this
meeting.
8. The Executive Committee of each Club
is requested to make out q full roll of the
white and colored vote in their township.
and mark those who do and those who do
not belong to the Democratic Club. Where
there is more than one Club in township
the Executive Committees of these Clubs are
requested to meet together and divide their
work SO as to do it thoroughly. These lists
are to be made out and given to the County
Chairman by the first day of October.
The roll of the Clubs shows that there are
twenty-three Clubs with a total membership
Of 1926 members in this County, with
prospect of considerable accessions.
E. B. MURRAY, County Chm'n.
v. v. 4; ". TnAl, Rpns,hnn, Secretaries.
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A Man ofa TI,ounnnd.

xva "a 1onsumptive accidentally cured.
Then oSth was hourly expected, oil REM
80 navI.S failed, and DIR. H. James was
eAperimentll1 with the many herbs OF Call
G, Sutta, ne 1ccidestally made preparation of
Cannabis lndiea, uhich cured his only child
oa consumption. Eis child is now in this
Desirous of benefiting tin afflicted. the Doc.
tor row gives tho following Recipe free, on
receipt of two stamps to nav erpenses.
There Is not single symptom c Consump.
tion that it docg not at once taks hold OF
and dissipate: Night sweats, peeviphness,
ory. difficult expectoration, sharp pains in
the lungs. sore throat, chilly SENSATIONS,
nausea at tue stomach, inaction of the
bowels, and wasting away of the muscles.
Address Craddock & Co., 1882 and 1904 Race
ST., Philadelphia, Pa, giving name OF this
paper. GA
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Ep1roR AwDEnaon INrrI11orrcrn.

Please call attention Of our "city fathers"
to what we think, to say tho least. want of
economy. Some week or more, dirt was
hauled by the town carts from DR.. Diyvefs
lotto another part of our town, say half
mile. To-day similar dirt is being hauled
by the same carts half mile or moro and de.
posted in front of Mr.. Spellmans shop,
not exceeding twenty yards from where the
.i1s was 's.Ae.I iioIii al. DiYvcrs ioi. ne
have seen these same town carts hauling
shavings from Blue Ridge depot to another
portion of town half mile or more, the
bodies of which were half full, weighing,
we suppose, about twenty pounds, not ex-
ceeding wheel-barrow load. BY the way,
we omittedto mention that on this same
cart was big driver weighing ITS to 200
pounds. A TAX PAYEa.
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CAROLINA coLLEa1ATE 1Hs7rrurs.

The Fall term Of the Carolina Collegiate
Institute will commence on next Monday,
and parents or guardians having young Ia
dies, young men or children cannot find q
better institution in which to give them q
better solid foundation and culture in lam
gunges, sciences, mathematics. &C., than is
offered at this place. When student has
completed the course under Prof. Ligon, he
or she is well fitted either to enter the &C.
tive pursuits of life, or to pursue higher
education to advantage IN our most thor
ough colleges. This institution is located
in healthy town, its instruction is thor
ough, and its discipline excellent. It de-
serves the patronage of our. people, and
ought to have o large attendance of pupils
this session.
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pEwocRAT1o CLUE PICNIC

The East Savannah Democratic Club will
hold mass meeting and have basket din
ner OF Mr.. William Jones' house on Friday,
the 18th inst. Every person is invited to
attend-especially the ladies and candidates.
n pleasant Jay is expected, and thtsc at
tending are requested to bring their baskets
OF lunch with them.
B. A. DAVE, President.
A. T. ScUDDAY, Secretary.
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Inc irieha1 ss Col. w. 8. PICKENS re-.
spectIuiiy ahho'oee him as candidate for
the House OF Representatives from this
County. subject TO eAs primary election
Col. Pickens has been noin,ated Inv aev.ra,
clubs, and sfter being earnes,y and pers;r.
tently solicited by many friends b ropybo,it
the County, has consented to all0. ,h. n,o
of his name for this position. l. has
faithfully served tho people of this Co,l,tv
in the past. and will do 90 again If eloctet.
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We are requested TO announce that
thor will be meeting of Rock Mills
Grange at the Grange Hall on Saturday,
the lzth inst, at 2 o'clock p. IN. The
members Of this Grange, both gentlemen
and ladies, are urged TO attend this meet
ing, for the purpose Of attending TO mat
ters affecting the prosperity of the
Grange. and it is hoped every one will
be present, even II 1t is necessary to
make sacrifices TO do 30.
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If
The Woman who rejoices in snlat and leo
cream, hot cakes and warm pie;
If
The Student who ePts hastily and sits
down at once to active mental labor;
The Business MAJ Who bolts his food in
eager haste and huiries to his counting
room;
The Hard Drinker could look Mt the deli
cate glands. swollen and festered with dis.
ease, that cause the throbbing brain;
If
The Lawyer, the Minister, the Merchant,
and oil who lead sedentary lives and are
subject to Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Consti-
patton an0 Headache;
If
These only knew what MERnELL's HEpE-
TINE Pon THE LIVER will do for their relief,
and how quickly It cures-there would be
much less suffering than at present.
The great Liver Medicines for sale by
Simpson. Reid e. Co.
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A CARD.

To THE WORRIES OF ANDRRsoN Cou1rY:
In the last issue Of the IsTKLI1aENcER I
asked my friends of the Fork township who
had honored me with nomination for
County Commissioner to make some other
selection; but they say by words and &C
tions that they are net willing to do so. I
now accepS the solicitations OF friends, and
will be governed by the primary election.
If elected viii discharge tho duties of the
office to tie best Of my ability.
/ I'm. Krnn.
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Rock AIills Club.

AT meeting of the Rock Mills Demo
cratic Club, held at Providence ON the oath
OF August last, the following nominations
for County officers were made by ballot:
For Senate-B. +. Crayton.
For House Of Representatiyes-E. B.
Murray. w. c. Brown. J. T. Barnes and c.
8. Mattison.
For Probate Judge-W. w. Humphreys
For School Commissioner--Rev. W. A.
Hodges.
For County Commissioners--W. g. Hall,
j. G. CAN'T and G. b. Gilmor.
For Treasurer-Wm. McGukin.
For Auditor-Thos. J. Pickens.
]. Z. AKpEnaoH, Cor. Bee.
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Application for Charter.

MJOTICE is herehy given that an apnIi-
-1N cation for Charter for the school
known rs the Carsweli Institute, 70 be called
tho Masonic Institute" win Be made be-
fore John W. Daniels, Clerk OF the Court of
Common Pleas for Anderson County, at his
ofilcc, on Monday. the S0tl day of Soptem-
ber next, at IL o'cioci; o.. Il., by tho under
signed and Others, stockholders in the sano
Aug o, 1879 81