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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-05-01

Bets are Re made in New York at the;
rate of two to one that Grant will be the.
only person mentioned for the Presi-
dency in the nextnR Republican Conven-
tion. Blaine, Sherman and Edmun'dls
will no doubt become more conciliatory
and bland if they can be convinced of
this fact. Is. l-,- s, ~. I.,je
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-05-01

= Tie Ninety-six Town Council have
passed an ofJnurre prohibiting the sto.
fage Of guano in the town limits from
May Is to October l..
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-05-01

The army appropriation bill passed
the Senate last week without amend
ment. and therefore goes to the Presi-
dent just as it left the House. 1t prohib-
its the use of the army at the polls or
for political purposes, and confines its
operations in times of peace strictly to
the provisions of the Constitution
and the laws made for the enforce
ment of its provisions, which entire
ly rob it of the political uses and
power to which it has heen put since the
war. The bill is now before the Presi-
dent, who is said to be minutely examining
it, with the assistance of Mr.. Evarts, with
a view of finding some ground upon
which to give his veto. 1t will. however,
be very difficult for his excellency to give
the country the benefit Of his real objec-
tions, as it would be entirely too candid
to come out and say that he objects to
this bill because it will hurt the Repub-
lican party; and aside from this, there is
really no cause for his opposition. He
cannot veto it on the groupd that lit is
either unconstitutional or revolutionary
to enact general Legislation in approprn-
tion bills, for the record shows that the
Republican party has frequently passed
laws in that way, and that Mr.. r. B.
Hayes, while a member of Congress, vo-
ted for some bills in precisely the same
shape as the present one. 1t will, in our
opinion, therefore be difficult for the
President to frame veto message on the
bill in question, for its provisions are
admitted to be just and wise by the citi-
zens of the whole country. Even the
majority of Congressman opposed the bill
on technical grounds, without commit
ting themselves on its merits, and the
grounds assumed by them have been
completely answered by the long list of
respectable precedents. We predict,
therefore, that the army bill will become
a law, either by the approval of the Pres
ident or by his silence on it, which will in
ten days make it n law without his APP
proval. Thus the army problem in our
politics will be solved, and the country
will breathe more freely that one of the
indications of tendency of our govern
ment to despotism has been forever
ended.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-05-01

DR.. Harter's Fever and Ague Specific is
sold under full guarantee. 1t has never
yet failed, and the DR.. Hartcr Medicine
Company therefore runs no risk in this
offer, which stands unparalleled in its lib
erality. For sale by all druggists. 4l-2
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-05-01

In the Barnwell election cases Judge
Bond decided that the proof did not sus-
tain the Indictment, in that it Gid not
show that citizens. were molested on ac-
count Of race, color or previous condi-
ton, and, further, because it did not
show that the interference was 10 prevent
them from, giving: support to any person
as a candidate for Congress, and OH these
grounds directed the jury to bring in a
verdict Of "not guilty." which they did.
The District Attorney thereupon imme-
d;ately moved to continue all of the other
election cases to the November term of
the United States Court, which conyenes
at Columbia. The motion was not re-
sisted, and the disposition asked for was
made of all of them. Thus endeth the
most reckless prosecution that's a modern
government has. ever instituted, and its
termination is apt to be final, The cases
will not likely be called again, and hence
the people of South Carolina are vindi-
Gated before the law even in the United
States Court, and that, too, at term at
which the juries were packed in order to
secure convictions. The nauseous char
acter of the cases seems to have been too
strongly developed even for Judge Bond
to stand them, and he, after letting the
trials proceed for two weeks, comes to
the conclusion that there is nothing in
them, and orders an acquittal in g. test
case.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-05-01

HESE STOVES will be sold on the
Cotton Option plan-like fertilizers.
Come on men, and buy your wives
Stoves. You can buy a good Stove for
l5O to 275 pounds middling cotton.
And as for TINWARE, I 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 a first
class mechanic, l am prepared to repair
the old Farmer Stoves" that the people
have been so humbugged in.
JOHN E. PEOPLES.
Nav l. 1879 42
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON COUNTY.
DY virtue of an execution TO be directed,
I'D will expose to sale on the first MoT-
day in May, 1879, at Anderson Court House,
S. c., the following Personal Property, to
wit: ONE BAY MULE, levied OH as the
property of George Lewis in favor Of A. j.
Stringer & Co., against George Lewis.
Terms of sale cash.
JAMES III. MCCONNELL,
Sheriff Anderson County.
April II, 1879 40 3
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- The citizens of Rock Hill have coll
tributed $40. 7j for the Waltcrburo' -uf'
fefers. .-Rock Hill Herald.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-05-01
AGRICULTURAL
MACHIN ERY.
Tozer's Plantation Engines,
The CardweIl Threshers & Cleaners,
The Cotton Bloom,
The GuIIett Steel Brush and

Taylor Cotton Gins,
And everything in the way of Agricultural
Machinery and Machine Repairs, for sale
on favorable terms. AS to the merits of all
Machinery sold by me, l will be glad to
furnish The best testimonials. Satisfaction
guaranteed can be found at the store of
j. p. Sullivan IL Co., where | would be
pleased to see those wishing to buy any
thing in this line.
J. NJ. SULLIVAN.
April IT, 1879 40 Gm
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Military Notices.

Military Notices.
HEADQUARTERS UPPER BATTALION
WESTERN REGIMENT CAVALRY,
April 2s, 1879.
To the Officers Commanding Companies Of
the Upper Battalion lI'cstenl Cdral,y: You
are directed to meet at Anderson c. II. OH
Monday next, 5th of May, at II n. NJ, for
the purpose of casting lots for Sabres, and
for transacting other business of importance.
By order of Col. w. Z. Walters.
j. T. G. JONES,
Commanding Upper Battalion w. &C.
HEADQUARTERS UPPER BATTALION,
EASTERN REGIMENT CAVALRY,
April 2Sth, 1879.
To The Officers Commanding Companies Of the
Upper Battalion:
You are directed to meet me at William
ston on Saturday. 18th day Of May, at II
o'clock o. m., to draw for sabres and trans
act other business of Importance.
BY order of Col. NJ. P. Tribble.
L. Z. CAMPBELL, Lieut.. Col,
Commanding Upper Battalion, E. r. c.
HEADQUARTERS LOWER BATTALION,
EASTERN REGIMENT CAVALRY,
April 2Sth, 1879.
To The Officers Commanding Companies Of The
Lower Battalion:
You nre directed to meet me at Meals
Creek OH Saturday, the 18th of May, at II
o'clock .. M, to draw for sabres, and trans
act other business of Importance.
BY order Of Col. NJ. P. Tribble.
j. n. VANDIvER Major,
Commanding Lower Battalion, L. II. G.
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mocracy.
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The New York legislature, which is
controlled by Republicans, has passed
resolutions condemning the action Of the
Democratic party in, Congress on the .ap-
preparation bills, chasing it, asjreyeln-
tiona.y and dangerousanT The resolutions
were passed by asthct party vote and are
therefore worth only as much as the IN
diyidnal opinions of the members land
nothing more. The Republicans in the
New York Legislature, agree with the
Republicans in Congress and the Demo
crats of that body, agree with; the Demo
Gratis of Congress. TheuR Republicans of
the empire State were therefore guilty of
u attempting a supervision Of Congress,
when the country generally is inclined to
the opinion that the State ofiNem York
would not suffer much If her Lesis-
lature, a majority of whom are Repub-
licans, had a guardian to supervise their
own work. Ifthe State legislatures will
attend to their own business we imagine
they will have their hands full, with
out assuming the additional, response
bility of reviewing the work OF Con-
gress.: ah-oi i22i'1'2 !. .''i2 .A9afnel4
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Commanding Lower Battalion, E. r. c.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-25

Mr. Hugh W. Lowell. of the South Oro B1nito mine, left on Tuesdays stage for Ban Jose, Cal, on business tip. He will probably return in about three weeks.
 The laws of the last legislature are now being sent out to lawyers. Judges and others over the Territory. The work print ing and binding, was all done at the MINER OFFICE, and comrares fayorably Nith simi- lar jobs that have been sent out of the Ter ntory for execution. By doing the work here Tn Pre-: colt, several hundred dollars have been expended at home that would otherwise have been sent out of the Terri tory.
 Col. H. \. Riglow, who is vibrating around our mines with motive which is not apparent, came Tn last night with a sack full of ore from Spruce mountain, sev- en miles south of Prescott, gathered from the Old Put, Nevada, Lone Star, What Cheer, Surprise. Cornicopia, Benjamin and other silver and gold bearing veins, and says that if he lies about the prospects he won't do it in print. The above claims are of the very best in the territory, and we ex- pSct to see capitalists reaching out for a controlling interest in the same.
 The last number Of the News Letter con tains large picture in supplemental form, of the enterprising men and women who have figured in the affairs of California dur ing the last thirty years. The picture is larg- and was photographed by the celebra- ted artists, Bradley & Rulufson, and the lithographins by Britton & Key. There arc three hundred men and women repre- senied in the picture, who constitute the brains culture, enterprise and wealth of the state, all os whom are most faithfully DOT. trayed.
 It is very generally talked on our streets that the present II. B. S's of Yavapai County are not legal board aud if such is the case then their acts amount to nothing, and county scrip issued by them is not worth the paper upon which it is printed. This matter needs investigation at once, as the importance of the question demands it. IT there are those holding office who are inelig- ible, we want to know it and have persons put in who have right to he clothed with tine authoritative robes of office, from Con stable up to President of the United States.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-25
Sale of Real Es.
 tate.

Notice is hereby given that in pursaanee of order of inc Probate Court of the puuty Of MOhave, Terri tory of Arizona made the th day of January, A ID s7p in the mater of the Estate of JAMES CANoNAN, dectasei the undersigned the Administrator Of sad Estate, will. on after FRIDAY, the lst day Of August next sell ai private sale, upon the terms ana conditions hereinafter mentioned and subject to the armation of said PI51ste Court all the rght ttle interest and of the said James Can0Van at the time of his death, and all the rght title and interest
 that the said estate has by operation or law or otherwise acquired other than fin addition 70 that Of the add James CHnovan at the time of his eeath, ih and fo all that certain mining ground and daims known As Inc CONNOE aud TILDEN claims with spring Of wafer, a well and miners cabiu connected herewith and Ai- purssnant thereto. Said mining claims, spring. vel and ca i'm situate abou miles eastwardy from the VIsce of Chloride. in Mohave County, Territory Of Arizona The claim ihe Ttlden claim, joins the Conner claim the northern line theret and i eudes fifteen hundred feet along the Conner lode or ledge The Conner claim beirg on the ssnf lode or ledge and neing thousand feet tn length; each ' claim heinz in width six hundred feet.
 Kids for the purcnass of said uroperty may be rft with tna undersigned, his residence at Chloride in hsve Coalty or w.h his Attorney, c. A. Tweed, st N ineral Park. in said County.
 Terms and conditions of sale: Ta entyhve per cent
 f ,he of the purchase money be paid n cash at the time of sale the residue in thrse equal paynen's to os made in thrty sixty, aal ninety days from ae date of sale with security for the same, Co be approves os ts ! Probate Judge. JOHN hUthi.bf, AdmIuisigatar Estate Of James cannoy@ni deeased Mineral PsrK, 9uiy ilth, is7s-j jls.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-25
Executors Sale of Mining Claims.

Notice s hereby given. that in pursuance Of tha su thor1ty vested ty the provisions of the ast will and testament Of JOSEPH w. KNOTT, deceased, nov on hie i'm the Probate Court County of Yayapa in the Terrtor, of Arizona the undSrssned Executo of the lasi xIl and tstael o! said dsceasec, will sell at Private Sale 10 the highest bidder for each, in lawful money otthe bate Court on and asfes JULY 21nd, aud up o and - euiing the i6 Day Of AUGUST. A. D. lss At the hour of l2 o'clock N of that day. s the right ttie interest and estate of said Joseph w. Knott decoassd at The time of his deatn and all tae right, title and nte est that the said has by operation Of law or other ac other than in adj ion to that or the aif estate a the time his dsah in and 0 all tbose certain mining claims and mining niter~-is situate, lying and being Yayapsi County, Arizona Territory, ana par icularly described as follows, to wit:
 One hundred feet, undivided, tn the 3rd south ex- tension on the Eclipse lods lead called, ia Pine Grove or Tiger Miring Distsic;
 Also sKty-sX and two-hIrdS feel, undivided n 'he Black Jack claim called, in said nlnng district
 Al,o twenty feet, undivided. m fortywo feet oi spare ground, the Tiger lode, called si,date De- tween the claims formerly UWred by c. c. Bean aud A. l. More in said mining district.
 Also an undivided oEethlrd interest in the Stuoot- field claim, called situate in said mining district
 And 90 much of said mining interesi, claims ard properties remain unsold Gp to said loth Day oi nUGUsT A D., 1879, st said hour of l2 o'clock, S Of that day. private sae if any such there be- the u- dersgned w then At said date and hour, cause to pc sold at Pablc Auc t3 the highest btdter Tor cas in front Of the Court House. in the Village of Prescott fin said County subject to confirmation Of said Proba Court.
 Terms O. sale. cash, per cent of purchase mons be paid time of sale, balance on connrnAuoh o' sale by Probate Court. Deeds at expense oi purcaser
 All bids or offers st private sale, must be in writing, and le.t with the undersigned al the Williams bons in said Village of Prescott
 FRED. W. WILLIAMS. II. NJ. HERBERT,
 Executors of the last viii aai testament oi Joseph W. Knott, deceased.
 PRkEcorT, July 22nd, 1879.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-25
Legal Notice.
yuly9.-w3.

In the Probate Court in and fer the County of Yayape in the Territory of AriIOua.
 In the matter Of the Est4ss Of COLES BAsHFORD. Deceased
 Whereas. ". c. Bashford, Administrator Of the Es- tate of Coles B2shfOrd deoeSss has hed ia said Pro bate Court Of Che ia Csaaty of YayRpA, petition praying the said be distributed and delivered o Mrs Francis Basaford. the devisee and logatee and that he be relieved. dischHrged administrator from his said trust.
 Now therefore, notlcs is hereby given tasi satnray Angut 9th, ls7g, at t0 o'clock h-, st the Probate Court Room. in Presc5 5tt in sAd County of layapa; is the time and place nxed by said Probate Court for the hearing Of said prn. kh persons iatere-tei in said Estate hereby noho Co appear srd then and there show ii any they have way said Pstiti .hould not be granted. By orler of tar Court In witness whereof havs hereanto sci my hand and xed the seal of said Court the day Ju 1873. sEAL JOSEPH P. HAkGRAfE,
 Probate n adgs and ex-sfhcO
 Clerk of the r'robAte Court.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-25
rnonwlN MININa coMpANY- -LocATIoN oF

GOODWIN MINING COMPANY LOCATION or
 iI Norks Turkey Greek. 1ayapsi County, Arizona; location of principal place 0f business San franei CO., Calf Nocs Is hereby given ths, at meeting of the directors he the eleventh 'iy day of July IS7a nu asses-rnent No One D of T, n tol Cents Ter share was iesir the capital stock of the corposa ton psvalla immediately Ia United States eald con to Inc secretary the oee oi the company, Soe1 Ne vada Block. No g8 Noatgome s-reet, San frsncisoo ( ilifornia- d,
 Any stock upon vhich this Asscssment shal rernain t,,naii on FRIDAY, the FifteentD ttsih) DAY or AuGUsT, 1879, wil bs delinquent sno AaFtrtsei Tor s.is A. uc auction, and unlers neat is made - fore w1il ipe sold on THURSDAY, the fOUkTH tsthl DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1879, to pay the delinquent .sa..wen. toue her with eosfs of advertising and ,.s,scs ,,f ssIe wM. x. LENT. Secretary
 Oaaes-No @ Nevada Block, No 30 Montgomery street, ssn Francisco, Califoraia- iyfltd.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-25

MEETING OF THE VILLAGE CoUNcIL.- The City Dads met last eveningat the of flee of c. B. Rush, Village Recorder, and opened bids for cleaning the streets and al- leys, and examined plans of George Lount, Brown Bros. and Dewitt & Eckhof for the proposed water works.
 The bid for cieaning the streets, etc, from John Ably was SEQ per month, si5 less than is now paid.
 The Council after transacting the usual business adjourned until Friday, when they will decide upon and accept the best plan for furnishing the city with water.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-25

We understand that Gen. Fremont gave n favorable re port o1 the Crooke mine, which was really the means of sending MT. Mas terton to Prescott and terminated in his purchasin. from Mr. Buffum one half in- terest in this valuable property. Early the coming month active and formidable work will be commenced on the Crooke by run ming tunnels in on the le1ge which will strike the vein two end six hundred feet be- heath the surface. That the Crooke mine is good property none doubt but it re- quires proper development which It is about 10 receive.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-25

J. NJ. Bryan, with several teams loaded with some 5000 pounds of machinery for Big Bug is having pretty ro7gh time, we hear, coming over the Black Canyon road, being three days in making eight miles.
 Something ought to be done to improve the road. It is shame and disgrace to al- low it to remain impossible for heavy teams when there is such immedis.e and pressing need for a good road to Maricopa, now that men of means have taken hold of property all along the line.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-25
Assessment Notice.

ARo BoNITO COLL AND SILVER MINING CON- " pany-I.ocatien Of Principal Place ol BusineSs- San Jo@e, Caiifosnia Location of NoFks, Tiger Mn- inr District, layal'ai Couaty, Arizona Territory. Notice is hereby given that at meeting of the Board of Dl-ectors held the 9nd day of June, ls9 mant (No. 2l Of S five per share was levied upon the capital aock the corp ration, payable immed- ately n U S. Gold Cefn. at the Ofcs Of the Company, on Fountain Street Ercner luilding, sa Jose, Cali foruia,
 Any stock upon which is Es7essment shall remain uupzid on the 9ist day July lS9, wi b6 delinquent and advertised for sale Public Au1on, and unless payineut is made v1il be sold on MONDAY. the rWEN- the Company I7 o'clock, Co pay The delinquent together with of advertising and xpeBses of sale.
 WI. EEGNART, SECRETARY. OFFICE Archer Building, FoaRrain Street, San Jose, CalifoFnIA
 June II n, ls7a.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-25

Miss Louise Horne, young lady of fine literary and social accomplishments, grad uaIe of the California State Normal School al San Jose, went on the stage to-day to take charge of the school at Alexandra, having been engaged to teach, by those fathers in Israel, Patriarchs Linforth Dills and Libby, Trustees of the Peck school District.
 Miss Horne has had experience in teach ing, given good satisfaction elsewhere and il Is altogether likely that she will please the good people of Alexandra.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-25
Notice.

Al persons arc caati0nsd against purchasing or o;horvase negotiating eeFtsin Dott sigusd y ne for Trfx,ua runared aud sxty-thres d0liars. dated A-y Tth is7g and ryahls ts Archie Merids, order, sf th@ rate of One hundred auIars per month tbrrrsftrT u interest at t~o Der cent per month, cosnDcneans lane 2Tth 1879. And all psrsnus cautioned asiizi t,r,hSsifig CT negotiating certain mortgage os seen date and wh z4d note. aud pSIoftinE to hsN~ hesn given tB the safnc- SAad mfsefs Hei'if r :, 1os Seven Tt tn Bsrck Thirteen. 3 in the N- lsQs of Prescott sail note sni msrtEsge wers oo- tsIne from without consideration aaa TSyrss of
 ANNIE HAMILTON fAs.aarI. InIf asA, Isls-sla
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-25
WEDNESDAY

rhomas Campbell of Bradshaw, has been appointed Justice of the Peace.
 Iehn Duke has been appointed road oyer ser sSr district No. IS, and has given me bond.
 Rev. NIT. Craig lei, this morning for a mp 70 SaltRiver and will be absent several days
 MT. Ross will give employment to hI-S 'S ass carpenter Co go out io his mine. No"e ~u. competent w rkman wanted.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-25
FOSTERS "HAMBLEToSIAk'

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-25
Dissolution of Co-pa-tnership.

Farscarr. gs'y zafaa. i<7a. The Y.rfnrrss h-rs fsrs @xis .sis tstwsF-s the 4 r.svs-s asirr fr urrn nars nf Af Ter iyys- tS sssrss siasslss ty nsafrsi uanFfe AA dsss fof ths nra contracted sr ts s1fd soIasise rf tss sise dste la i, pad hs W. A. EEe. Nn. sirne. is Estaoriksa ts rs-sils fer dstss sas gas saovs hrTn-
 W {. NQpE.
 H ANnEES-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-25
Notice to Crediters.

Rs,sse sf WILLIAM ToEIE, Dccea-ssi. Notice is hsrpsy given 'y tae anssrsignsi AaHinss trsssr e t, Estaie of uilizn guie asessed. te ths crpsltrs i. and A rssis having eaS'zs against tse e-aeel Co exhibit them. Sith sN Ercss-srf xoostrs within ten maeths afisf nr-t ranirsn@a 9l ta's ,.s ,, tas sa iusiqiss rsfaF si the las orars Of A E paxis t Mineral Para. SsBase tioals'5 AFtEoas-
 SAMUEL CRgZi5R.
 kdnfrissrxisrf Estats sf Nal. ToSlet aseeseesi. NtsszaG FaaK. Suaf i7tii is7a-i35
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
sHARPER'S BAZAAR.
 -IS79.- I11u . tr a t cd!
NOTICES OF TIE rREss.

To dress aecardingto Hsrper's Bazar will be the aim and ambition of the women of America.-Boston Transcript.
 As faithful choronicle of fashion, and newspaper of domestic and social chg racter, it ranks without rival.-Brooklyn Eagle.
 This paper has acquired a wide popularity foi the fireside enjoyment it affords, and has become an established authority with the ladies.-N. |. Evening Post.