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STEAM COOKER W,

nm u AIfA NA &VpAA E-R6 which l
"A have been advcrtisingis recommended
by the following housckccpers who have
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pcared:
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m AZ the articles cooked, and in rice and
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Mr.. l.. H.. SEEL-Dcar Sir am happv
to say that the Steam CoUkcr' purchased
of you has given entire satisfaction 1t
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to the culinary department.
Mrs G. F. TOLLY.
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the Steam Cooker and take pleasure in
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housewives.
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your Steam Cooker" and are delighted
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Mn. l.. II. SEEL-Dcar Sir am using
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without it. Mrs. A. B. BOWDEN.
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2 One of the most strikingly pointed
speeches OF the Senatorial session has
been that of Senator Vance, of rIorth
Carolina. who snmmed un the Rennhlican
doctrine of elections IN this country as
follows:
ELECTIONS shall be free, if we have TO
surround the polls with bayonets. They
shall be according to State laws, if we
have to overawe the civil authorities by
force to have our way. They shall be
pnre, if it takes John Davenport and
every criminal in our cities to give them
purity. They shall be conducted with
out the appearance Of, violence. if artil.
iery mas 10 De trained or every ballot
box; and they shall be. fair, If we have
to arrest every man offering to vote the
Democratic ticket. Unless $50 can use
the army at the polls to count in the
next President, we will abandon the de-
Tense of the country"
The wit and force of The Ex-Governor
Of the old North State is destined to
make him a prominent and useful member
of tho Senate. He is wise, prudent
and strong man, an eloquent debater and
ready speaker, who will give csthe SEN
ate On original and earnest style cfdis-
cussion, which wilsecnre attention from
all parties, and earse men TO. think over
tho true issues presented. we wish eYe-
~ Southern State lisd such Representa-
tisss aa Vance ii boih .he Hohsb and
.ho Senate,
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hard money, gold basis man, favors a
strong government, anil The protection OF
'hc War measures. Taken all together,
there are but two obstacles in his road to
tie Presidency. The first is that he can
not get tie Republican nomination, and
the second is that he could not get votes
enough 10 elect him If he Mas nominated.
IN Consequence 6f these difficulties, we
have arrived q, the conclusion that the
Hon. 'chn sherman will not be the next
President.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
COURT )aF COMMON ppEAs

Frances x Riley, Plaintiff against Clarissa Gaines.
William A.. ia Ines, 'rilman X. Gaines. Marshall
Is Gaines, Edmund /. Gaines. Lawson L. Gaines
Carrie A. Gaines, Maxwell c. Gaines, Jane RAM
scy, David NJ. Ramsey. Lou Ramsey, Laura Raul-
sry, Matte Ramsey. and the State Savings and
Insurance Hank Of Anderson. S. C.. Lefendanis
-!SnmnDns. .for R>itf-tJmpiaim not serred
TJ the Defendants Clarissa Gaines, William 4
Gaines, Timan X. Gaines. Ma rshall B. Gaines,
Edmund + Gaines Lawson J. Gaines, Carrie a.
Gaines, Maxwell e. Gaines. Jane Ramsey David
~ Ramsey, Lou Ramsey, laura Ramsey, Matte
Ramsey, aud the state savings and Insurance
Bank Of anderson, South Carolina:
N0u a'e hereby summoned and required to an
/ swer the complaint In this action, which Is
filed In the Office Of the Clerk OF the Court OF Com
mon Pleas, at AndersonC. H.. S. C.. aud to serve
copy of your answer Ia the said complaint on tho
subscribers 1t their office. Anderson G.. H., =. c.
within twenty days after the service h reof excu-
sve of the day of such service; and II you fail to
answer the complaint within the time afo resaiL
the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court
for he relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated Anderson, 5. G.. May 2Oih, A. d. 1879.
SEAL JOHN W. DANIELS, Ger.
MURRAY < MURRAY,
Plaintiff. AttoTurvs
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MONEY BM RT J!

MIR. +. G. MASSEY having purchased
1vA the Patent Right for COSTON Ms
GIN SHARPENER. for Pickens, Oconec
anderson and Abbcvillc Counties. and for
Hart County, Ga, and having formed n CO.
partnership with him for the use of this
Patent, am now prepared to sharpen your
eih saws better and cheaper than you have
ever had it done before This Gin Sbnrn-
ener IS superior to any that has been used
III this country, and does the work better
than 1t can possibly be done by hand.
VIII travel through the country and shnrp
Ell your Gins at your houses, or Won can
oring them to me ut Anderson G. II. Send
IN your orders at once, and be prepared for
the cotton season. am also prepared TO do
any other work that may be needed.
:, B. F. WILSON, Anderson, S. G.
May %, 1870 10 Am
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IF the Democrats have back bone
enough to ..aintain the interests of the
country, there need be no fears Of being
outcd, for they have the House for two
years longer, and the Senate is safe for
at least six years. Hence the starve-out
policy would be very formidable one.
The radicals are not apt to advise the
Democrats to a course to help us, and
yet there are hundreds of sensible Dem
ocrats who advocate passing the appro-
priation bills, when that is exactly what
every Republican paper is advising them
TO do.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

"WAsHINGToN, May 10, 1879.
DEAR SIR-Your personal letter of
tho 9th is received / assure YOU that.
though very much hurried while was in
New York, l would have made an nm.
pointment of time and place to sec you,
!! out there was no address upon your card
and did not know where to send YOU
word
THE movement to start me rs candi-
uate for Governor of Ohio was merely
sensational, and while il would have been
very heartily responded to in Chic and
| no doubt would be successful in tho sense
that could be elected Governor. it
would clearly be wrong for me to enter
tain it. So many persons are interested
in the continued success of refinding
and resumption that it would seem like
q desertion Of n public duty, and would
never be forgiven if any hndrance
sho..ld occur in the way of either.
"What would aspire TO in case pun.
lie opinion should decide to make Inc
candidate for President would be to unite
in cooperation with the Republican
party all the national elements of tho
country that contributed to or aided in
any way in the successful vindication of
national authority during the war. l
would do this. not for the purnnse Of irri-
tating the South or expressing them in
any way, but to assert and maintain the
supremacy of national authority to the
full extent of all the powers conferred by
the constitution. This, as / understand
it, is the Jacksonian as we'll MS the Re-
pablican view of national powers.
v
"You see my general ideas would lead
me to lean greatly upon the war Demo
Gratis and soldiers in the service who have
heen influenced By political events since
the war to withhold support from the
Republican party.
"The true issue for 1880 is national
supremacy in national matters, honest
money and IN honest dollar.
Very truly, yours,
Thus he has declined the nomination
for Governor of Ohio, which he thinks
was in his reach, and which other people
think was not, because he wishes better
place. As Governor of Ohio his chances
would not be any better for President
than they are as Secretary cf the Treas
ury, and therefore he poses to hold
his present position rather than run the
risk of getting tabled by being defeated
in the gubernAtorial race. His platform.
as announced in this letter, will be ali
.:at :l:aat :aae Republicans desire. He is q
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The Grand Jury of Wilkes County,
Georgia, recommends to the Legislature
the passage of law requiring magis-
trates to pass On examination rs to fit
ness before receiving an appointment, in
order that none but suitable and compe.
tent men may be appointed to this i'm
portant office, which is too often filled
by men totally unfit for the position.
Tho idea is not bad one by any means,
and its application to other States than
Georgia would, to say the least of it,
not injure the public service.
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We are pleased 10 note tic fact thu.
Hon. ]. G. Sheppard, Speaker .; the
House of Representatives Of this State,
was married on last Thursday evening to
Miss Helen Wallace, daughter of Judge
VIM. II. Wallace, of Union. Mr.. Siep-
pard has achieved great distinction for q
inan of his years, rs u lawyer and as o
politician, but we are sure ne win
estimate his matrimonial SUCCESS as the
most fortunate and important one of his
life. We wish him and his long, hap
py and prosperous life.
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The New York Herald is very caustic
upon the course of Speaker Randall in
opposing the apr r,priation bills, and
advises the DEN :rats to adjourn, in
spite OF the Speakers views, before the
first of June. The condemnation of the
Herald originates in the fact that Mr..
Randall is what it is pleased to term n
"last-ditchcr," meaning that he is in fl-
vor of fighting the radicals to the very
last on the appropriations. SPEAKER
Randall is an accomplished politician,
and it would not 10 unsafe to follow him
in this matter. He realizes the fact that
all the harm that can be done the Dc.
mocracy has been done by having tho
extra session, and now we want victory
oyer radical obst'racy in order to regain
what we have iUst. The Herald would
be q very dangerous adviser for the De-
mocracy, as it has no principles, and
would therefore, If in earnest, be more
apt to give bad than good advice.
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Mr. Hayes has appointed Hon. George
w. McCrary, his Secretary of War. to n
vacant Circuit Judgcship out West, and
Mr.. McCrary has accepted. lie consid-
crs salary Of six thousand dollars n
year for life better than one of eight
thousand II year until Mr.. Hayes term
ends, with the chances of having TO turn
the war Office over to some Democrat mt
that time. lie is n wise man.
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Mr.. Hayes does not want another term
ns President his friends say, but if the
country demands his servi es again, in
order to express the appreciation of the
American people Of his course OH the
veto, he would consider it his duty to
make the sacrifice. The country ought
certainly to be safe when it has 50 many
distinguished citizens willing to sacrifice
their individual interests for their coun-
try.
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Gen. j. u. George, who has been re.
Gently elected Chief Justice of Mssis-
sippi, was chairman of the Democratic
Executive Committee Of that State at
the time of It's redemption from ralical-
ism, and was the originator and organ
izcr of the system of campaign which
has gone into political history us the
mississippi Plan" Gen. George is a
man of fine abilities, and is said to pos
sc+s rare attainmcnts as n LAWYER.
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and Maxwell {. Gaines:
Take notice that the complaint IN this action in
which q summons Is herewith served upon you was
filed in tl:c office Of the Clerk Of :hc Court OF
Common Pleas for Anderson County and State Of
south Carolina. on the 10Th day or May, a. d..
ls.g and that the object Of the said act ion Is TO Oh
tain PARTITION Uf the Real Estate of Nathaniel
'ainer, deceased, containing six hundred rud sew
enty acres of land. situate In the County Of An
owners thereof by Commissioners 10 i,e appointed
Tor the purpose, or to obtain sale thereof To Lu
hiadr ana division Of the proceeds IL u partition
cannon br male without prejudice to the interest
oi tr owners and also TO authorize the Master for
Mnnerson SonntJ to execute titles to the purchn-
Nathaniel Gaines in his life time.
MURRAY AZ MURRAY, Plaintiffs Ats.
May -, 1879 4j q
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Il dtors and publishers in South Caro-
lima should not fail to attend the State
Press Association meeting in Spartan
burg ON the ! lth of June next. In ad-
dition TO the social features Of The meet
ing, the members will be offered very
fine excursions over the Air Line and
Spartanburg 6 Ashevillc railroads.
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FOR SALE.

HNiIE Fine Thorongh-brcd Short Horn
"A, "A, Amicrcan Herb Book registered I,ull
FRINGE on GRASS HILL. He was i'm.
ported three years ago. and is now nearly
four years old is thoroughly acciimate,i
ana an, has full Pedigree. showing him to be
o' gu. 9' .he choicest milking strain to be
round on the Continent For further mar
ticuiars nd ess II. Il. w. BREUER. car,
OF Brcner x kohnkc, Charleston, s. G.
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THURSDAY noRNINe, NAY as, ts-e.

We wonder how many Southern stAtcs-
men would be willing to travel around
the circait with Mr. Hayes now and
stand sponsor fos his integrity Of purpose
and justnes to the South. Times, how
ever. change and men with them
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A PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE.

The subjoincd letter of Secretary Sher-
man is said to have been written to n
prominent war Democrat of New York,
and shows clearly that he has presiden-
tial aspirations, ard thinks that he will
be able to poll considerable vote, even
among the Democrats. The Secretary
eayg:
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1t is rumorcd that the President was
:ut into his vctoing mood by the promise
un the part of the Republicans that he
shall be renominatcd for President next
year. lie must have had some very
strong induccmcnt offered to make him
place himself in such untenabe posi-
tons, aud TO show his own inconsistency
so clearly.
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Il ESE STOVES will be sold on the
Cotton Option plan-likc fertilizers.
Come on men, and buy your wives
Stoves. fou can buy good Stove for
$50 to 275 pounds middling cotton.
And as for TlNWARE, l will sell you
better Tin and at lower rates than any
man in Town.
Bring on Your HIDES, RAGS, and
other produce. | pay better prices than
anybody.
Having secured the services of II first.
class 'nccianic. ann prepared to repair
the ola Farmer Stoves" that the pconlo
have been so humbugged in.
JOHN L. PEOPLES.
May |, 1879 ~
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A CARD.

IA 'ING completed my course at The
oegers'n Medical College Of IHiladelphia,
re.pcct"(ly o6er my Professional services
10 me people Of Andcrson and The svr.
rounding country.
n, SAMUEL AL ORR, H. ID.
May l, 1870 - a.,
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The question of cotton futures has
been before the Supreme Court of North
Carolina which decided that "money adj
vanced to cover losses sustained by spec
ulations in Gotten futures can be recover
ed out of the party for whom lie advanc-
Ell the money, and that, where the form
Of the contract for future delivery has
nothing inherent in it to show iiiat no
real delivery was intended, it cannot be
held to he void as against public policy
rs a wager Of bet. ell OF our Supreme
Courts would render the same decision.
except the latter portion, which practi-
cally annuls the first, it would result in
very gr, t good to the farming commu-
nifty. To decide, however, that if the
contract has nothing in it to show that no
real delivery was intended, is either to
avoid the question presented, or to fail in
understanding the remedy for tho evil.
No contract would be drawn in such n
foolish manner as to exhibit the transac.
tion rs wager or bet. IF it is unlawful
10 contract for the future delivery of cot
ton as speculation, without any inte,
ton of n real delivery, it should also be
unlawful to attempt to avoid the illegal-
ty by reducing the contract to writing.
If the contract is illegal, as being against
public policy, then that illcgality could
be established either by the contract it.
self, or by independent testimony. If
:he sales of cotton for futures could be
stopped, it would undoubtedly enhance
the value of the cotton crop, lu. it is now
regulated, not by supply and demand,
but by the speculations INDUCED before
the crop is made.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY or ANDERSON.
f'nVrDT f.ps f,naV7gNM 5pu ma.

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY or ANDERSON.
COURT GF COMMON PLEAS.
j. o. Jones and wife, Palic Jones, Puin-
titls. against w. B. Millwcc, Margaret 4.
Tntii"n, Martha Il. Harper, Sophia &.
Millwcc. ct al, Defendants --Sumuoni
for Relief C'mpioit not Scrrcd.
To the Defendants W. u. Millwcc. MaT.aT,.t;
a. Pattian. Martha i; Harper, Mary j.
Wilbnrn, Samuel Is. Millwec, Fannie NJ.
Jones and husband, David jones, Sophi.
\. Lewis and husband. j. w. Lewis,
.Iar.cs NJ. Millwce Robert B Millwcr,
Sophia G. Millwec, Amaziah Hall and
IS. Newell
VOU are hereby summoned and required
II to answer the complaint in this ac-
ton, of which copy is herewith servcH
upon you, and to serve copy of your an
swer to the said complaint ON the subscri-
brrs ut their Office, at Anderson, South Car
oina, within twenty days after the service
hereof, exclusive of the day Of sl,cl, service
and If you fail to answer the complaint
within the time aforesaid, the pluintiiis in
this action will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded in the complaint
Dated May l, 1870.
MOORE e ALLEN,
Plaintiffs Attorneys, Anderson, S. G..
The Defendants will take notice that tho
compliant herein filed is for the purpose OF
confirming, or legalizng, the proceedings
had before the Probate Judge, relative to
the Real Estate of Samuel Millwec. deccas-
i'll the complaint.
MOORE e ALLEN,
:, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Mnt ., 1879 I3
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1t is said that u. Il. Corbin threatens
to locate in Charleston again to engage
in the practice Of law, together with sucl,
dcvilIncnt as he may he able to get into
if his nomination to be Chief Justice of
Utah is not confirmed. This is n power
ful argument in favor of his prompt con
firmation, but under the circumstances
we prefer having him return to South
Carolina rather than scc The United
States judiciary, as bad as it is, disgraced
by the elevation of such man to a
judgeship even in Il territory.
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A NEW and Valuable COOK STOVE

also now have for sale the new KERO-
SESE COOK STOVE. which is the most
economical and convenient culinary ar
rnngcment for cooking generally that can
be found anywhere. II saves cost in wood,
is nerfecily safe, and works admirably. J.
will afford pleasure to have yon call and
examine it for yourself. | have made n
practical test oft, and can recommend it
most heartily. In order to present induce
mcnts To try this arrangement. l will sell n
Steam Cooker Bake Oven and Kerosene
Stove at the following
Extraordinary Low Prices
No. 2 at 500; No. at $l05O; or No. 81
at $l2.00.
Call and see me in West End of Waiver
ly House, Anderson, 5. G..
May 20. 1870 40
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

oAAAC Oc oCUId CAkULlN A,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON
COURT OF COMMON PF.IsAS.
James i. Holland and Major G.. Holland,
Plaintiffs, against John Holland. Adnlnu
Holland. Mary Holland Thomas Hnl-
lurd, Mtita Holland. the cl,;!.lr,.,, Of Ma
rion Holland, deceased, to wit: Annie.
Holland aud Mamie Holland, A. j.
Stringcr and j. B. Lewis, Defcndants.-
Summons for Rciict-C Complaint mt .Scrrcd.
To the Defendants John Holland, AtlaIinc
Holland. Mary Holland, Thomas Hol-
land, the children of Marion Holland, to
wit: Annie Holland and Mamie Hol-
land, a. j. Stringer and J. B Lewis:
NOC are hereby summoned and required
n to answer the complaint in this nc-
tion, copy of which is filed in the Office.
Of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
for Anderson County, and to serve n copv Of
your answer to the said complaint on the
subscriber ut his Office. at Anderson, Soutl,
Carolina, within twenty days after the ser
vice hereof exclusive of the day of sucl,
service; and if you 'ail to answer the com
plaint within the time aforesaid ,lc plnin-
TIL in this action will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated May Il, a. ID. 1870
JOHN Il. BREAZEALE.
Plaintiffs Attorney
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF ANDEKSON.
COIi1T (Cr Cnyf1qDS pB.f,AS

j. W. Stewart. John J Stewart and Elizabeth Her
ring. PlaintillS. against Amanda stewart, Mona
Stewart. et al, .,icfcniants.-.SHmmonsf for LiHcf-
fbmpiIim .Srred.
To the Defendants Sally Mcdonnell. B"itir Her
ring. Martha lIor,. JAM Mcl'urry Emily I'ritch-
ct. Martina Itobo. Elizabeth stewart. Mary Stew
art, j. = Russell Nancy trowdcr. John Russell
tlari,sa Mckee, Martha {. Dobhins, Pmlo Scott
Martha Ann Day, Mary Wr>t and Claris>a lDwie.
VOt are hereby summoned and required Ia an
Il swcr the complaint in this action, Of which 4
copy l. herewith served upon you. aud Ia serve n
copy Of your answer TO the said comp paint on the
subscribers NJ their office at Anderson Court House.
South Carolina within twenty days after the SER
vice hereof exclusive OF the day of such service (;
ami if you fail 10 answer the complaint within the
time Aforesaid. the plaintin, in hi, act ion will
apply To the Couri for the RELIEF demanded in the
complaint.
Dated May 2tth 1872
MOORE 4 ALLEN
PlantiIIs' Attorneys.
The Defenians will take notice that the COM
plant herein filed Is for the confirmation Of the
proceedings had before the Probate Court relative
10 the Real Estate NJ Adam stewart dcecasrd
Complaint filed May 2itli. 1879.
MOORE 4 ALLEN, PantiiT,' Att'y,
May 90, 1872 90