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I. A.NNoUN MOMENTS.
Fer tha Roase Of REPRESENTATIVES..

y d. afg-s :. = ~ rtf
+ The friends Of Or ii. ]. EEfIEG re-
spectIully nominate him 6s o candidate for
tho House of Representatives, aud pleige
that he will abide by the result of tfie Ijri.
mary election OF the Democratic party OF
Z Anderson County. ~
We age authorized TO announce Col.
Il. w. SIMPSON for the House Of Reprc-
eentatiyes. His election will ensure Ane
derson County an able, efficient end infiu-
ental member. DEsi0cRATs.
Col, WM. q. WALTERS Is respectfully
announced rs candidate for the fegisla-
tnre-sabiect TO the choice OF Tho Dcmo-
cratic party at the primary election. Col.
Walters is an unfiinching Democrat, man
OF aDinty and good Judgment, aud will be
supported by MANY Worms,
The friends OF Mr.. j. C. @. FEATHER
STON respectfully announce him as q cam
aidate for the House Of Representatives
from Anderson County-subject to the pri-
mary election OF the Democratic party.
CoRNKB.
The many friends of HUGH nj. PRINCE
announce him es Q candidate for the Let,is.
laturc, and as gentleman every way wor-
thy 70 represent the Banner County IL. that
body. SALupA sIpn.
Tho friends Of N 1. r. p. CLTNKSCALES
for seat in the lower branch of the Gene
raj Assembly from Anderson County--sub-
ject to the action of tho Democratic party
in the primary election.
The many friends of. Mai. e. Il MUIR.
RAY respectfully nominate him as q can.
didate for re-election to the Legislature
subject to the. Primary Election.
The .mapy friends Of JEPTHA WAT
kINH beg leave TO announce him es a car.
didate for the Legislature4subie to the
primary election.
The friends Of Col. L. NJ. RUCKER re-
specially announce him as candidate for
the legislature at the ensuing election
subject totle nomination of the Democratic
party. III
Dr. J. II. REID Is respectfully announ.
ced as candidate for the Legislature-sub
ject to the choice of che Democratic party
at the primary electiohs Dir. Reid has sery-
ed the people Of Anderson County rs Gtato
Senators and Is q gentleman OF Judgment
and prudence, and in every way qualified to
make l. good representative. ANpEpsoN.
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s.saersols gafglligenses,
TsOCAI, s

RATB9 OF SADyRaTtsfyd.--On Dollar per irth
Tor tho drat lasertior, and Fifty Ccnia pr inch
or eqnent stipns lese tilRH thrae 9htli<.
20 safert pllatea less than an Inch b.
eayesttsS 9ar three, ssS cs twelve Ianntts AISng.
tisins by ecnirscs must bc confined 20 the fnus
ate business of the frp or individual Ing.
Obituary fsotice4 exceeding eve lines u sibntes.
OF respect, ana all personal coulmnnttastons or
mattel of viii be charged for
10 acknowledgements -fn order 20 receive at
tenticp, eanlHiUaicatlonz nsnet 30 accompanied
by the tFno naI1s and address Of the writer. Re
seete9 Will not DO returned unless tho
hgo ttsefeon. Gar We arc not Responsible for the
Views and qr5iions Of our correspondents.
Z ALL communal nicafiefs should be addressed 10 ed
3tor INTEL ligeneef and NIL checks, drafis ,noney
orders &e eiald 20 made able 70 the order Of
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Eon sheerlR.

The friends Of W. i. BOLT respccifnlIy
iionllHntc MIN IoT the OIIlce or Glerl1I Cl
Andersof, Connfy subject to- tile primary
3eleetion. If elected he wiz prosea faithful
ana comp etciit soi flcert md as d n;aimci SOL
dier Is entitled TO favorable consideration :
/ The friends of JAMES II. MCCONNELL
annouitco HIIu rs q canuIuuIc IuT; ;Tu-eIgCffun
for Sheriff OF Andetson County--Subject 10
the rules and regulatIonsof the Democratic
party.
The nnry friends of Afr. WI LEILA III NJ.
OSBORNE of Fork ToWnshipi respectfully
beg ienye 20 nominate him as 10 canfiiaatc
for Sheriff of Anderson County sibiect "a
the action of eie Democratic Clubs at the
primary eles4ion.
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{ ItAsIR !. S. o.. Jan. 8. fiaall.

On. Il. 7. HfLL--n Dear Sirt Z am In ne.
ceipt Of yours asking certificate as TO the
sny TINT have sold It, from, my counter
and rihed tin my practice with good
result always One case OF Ind aigestiofi In
an old lady being entirely cured after years
OF eutfefiiig can recommend It ia all
cases Of deFangel liver. IS
$ RespsesGrlis, .. QutLLdAs. BT. d. &
Rrica EOS Ii bottle, For salss by sVilhite
q ilhife a derEoa, @. II 8. c..
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!A nard.s

Since hayc becr nominated for County
CommihsiuIie by tho y o@ ling Green Dem.
,Qcfatic Club, and my name fayorRbly fnefl-
TONED in other parts 81 tho County, / feel
that u - ksite my friends 10 State that re
.;a s tsYs = -: mes ail 4
I heassiI ~ thank ing friends for tlie kind
favoss icy have shown me
ana !, very full
rs ~ ~ (Irt; Sp,- S.
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:, Having boen very fIfIieslly y solicited by
many frieiisia to beco1tc i card date FOR ssie
otiico OF Auditor; aiter MATURE desIheratiBni
slld conap tatipn with ffleTas, olRiisg 20 Tho
lsAtassesa IF the dag in the camf ai9ii i take
tlsi ~ bod to decline, sincerely than iIpf,
IA Siesds FOR the very list efing segefcfit %
siiottl MT I do not eliinie i would 90 ssos
ing Fsi ffss issls and my SELF iussics 10 have
my nassle ytssa for OF lee at thibl c sly !.
r. r. NJ. E,SJ!sf.
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sgsae The duty OF auinine did not save
much, as that drug Is not as extensively
used rs before thc Invention Of zTabler;s
Portaline. to Regulate the liver, and cnFe
diseases arising from this diseased organ.
Portaiine win cure torpid liver. Prico soc.
For sale by yVilhite & igilhite. Druggists.
Anderson. g, 0. 6,
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aaiu mn aged minister, when wish 10
spehk with case take teasIoonitli of
{. y: ',ss;ss' ; :.:s. Eel
throat and voice better than any ythIngI ever
;cseds Price 5oc. For sale by Wilhite C
.SRilhite, Druggists anderson, 8, C.
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For County Auditor.

Thc MANY friends Of Ne T. J. WEBB
for Auditor OF Anderson County in tho
primary election. Mr. Webb hus made an
efficient Auditor, and given ganerai satis-
faction In the tiiSclinrf,G Of slis rlnt ;es 3s
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10 Just received o car load or thirty
new Buegies, Phmtons. de-, from Cincili.
natl. Call and see these handsome vehicles.
we have got them to- sell, and when we
price them to yots syfe know hey viii 70.
\, 4 REKD & EfErff1sSs.
Main rec. South of sqnarc.
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FOR Iadae Of Probate.

w. w. HUMPHREYS is respectfully
announced as q candidate for reelection
to the Office. of Judge of Probate for AM
the Democratic prim ary Election. ~
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THE LITTLE MEpIclRL CIiEss M ay }. ~
pie Liver Pills are the most reliable Il, tho
world, md entiresy vegetable Price is
Wilhite, Anderson. g. G. elm
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For connrasa,

s 'Iisn nsa;iy friends 10 Addison County or
1Iols. d. 81 S,sAI.r IA TX EtS, our pre fSil
able nnd q isiIngu shed II esenIAsive In
sColigfesS, o great pleasure representing
slsl8nagte ag q cifsi slIntc FOR reel election Ia
TIE votes Of tlsia essional Dlsisi6t.
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relief when suffering with piles by using
T..bier's Ilaekeyo Pile Ointment, tle best
u medy for pil q IN the world. Price 50c.
For sale by WiIhttc & white, Druggists,
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lapr TO arrive, ri day OF 10. inv iirxt
invoice OF Fall Hate. 4 am going 10 have
them rs cheap es ever, III iscs O little
cheaper. Great indueements Offered on
Hats now on hnnd.
g. A. tREED, Agent.
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~ n " IsTon 4 q os,t lass 3 4 SO MY
sIielfc attio $ cSFldille3s ss Confty
lt91pns sfonef 3hnakifg FAX Payefsa
yy ne Iiad tho ann ncatle,lt t0ss tho eof-
tiSsnta nlpsed q 81 tsse, beg letve tc decline.
ii,
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p Ky viii men, and women. too, suffer
With warts, cofis, bunions, frosfsSi fas
sore tliroat rllcurpatisin, neuralgia fp ptaits
fEnd bruh, wheu they can Eet relief by
20. For aala BY y5alLite & FISiIdE dEe, u Drag.
gisls.. .Andets0n, s. q. 3.
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~ ~. r--s
Z. Wa are requested TO announce that Sa-
Sannah Club No. 2 Will meet ut Hollands
Store at 3 oclnclI >. M. en- next Eatu rday for
tho purpose of re ganizing and electingl
Officers for tue enbaing eampaIgu2 a fnil,
ottenSannce Of The Jaembers of. the Club and
as af1an ngefptnls for attending tho meeting
: 3 non on tlic StlI Of Sept pteulber will
Se nlades -
.Ii1e O. mp Heating st Providence which
opa1ed on SxsdnesdaY and closed eIs u son-s
sSisy was d big atEtir IN point 6f attend ante.
: which Il said, To have bonn larger on Sondsy
4 theti on any r.Hyious ion. IhecrSasg
and galse elat behavior OF tEA irafaapse crowd
WIS rem ID, not A single distufD-
nrlce ccJirsiltg during the day, Is far lls we
s bnre S;eaels. The pres achiag Of tho occasion
: vac slid largo tseldei.
q. HANSON, ID. d., as HurstefssiIie.
ATeaIsl 1hurs Co. NJ. o., died on yYesi,ies-
Sny, - tlt IN The sla year OF his.
age. DT. Ransom has brother and aisisr
was hifasclf 3 cslisen 81 Anderson. ne
WAS q faithfu1 and 0sefsil 0fKef IL tllAi
cnt1se of rel ieiaE, bis isa rIlara tes AfS
ellenlo Is yLYtfg him a CONF
IlaYsdin ms IN the eiate II otms.
cd Pre- bufSh OF sgIiiri. he pess an
Thsse is orssi sefnAi5 'Ieiiilli iTs this
GU
weighs s. ronlIds p s feet inches hsgIi
and si eos stsa 3 eet around the ssnjtf. Fs ri
parents, Nose sfiy a SsiTsaf6t Rob ef * "a
iIp oil x-and tH / md nsc on iediuni
Hisg. hey lsaye tSlo ca Iidrta lhe young
= ttftyaic1a IS about tgS ears Oh, nsiJl f5 Of
mary sizas hey ciIsiict 10iirs iofi sllc
NINA syf Is of th<ig fss IsoSgi whom.
shoggh ilSs iae q 81 1eIiA all y
GOOD use o. hef ti1Iia9, t3ltSe not eat moro
hats 81 IsreEs fIlssie lly 10 q 4 et alas siiSi
"a nfdisf ii iife Tho fhqeglt lad
Z lssr is, ssi n isll d asisfsoa f.nt
!, ron To sisnsf egsf btstgtrga of r. one
~ soicls cen ~ sef ~ calling { ERS-
WcFa is1Y efy hen ftfb IN r 81, 81 !ia
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"a Q .fLANIAf sfjA,, 3NOgE z, 1875. 3.
0Rs Cd. * 0YfETT tdf iSi.,--L cannot
too strongly recommend your Teefliinn
gTeelllpg RowdNss) to mothers as one of
DEB tgsd and sfeelg III i have ised it
with vefy sal IS factory results the past snli-
% er ~ stli my own chile, and H1iIe we have
ic ore lost child or two ffons teethEng
under other remedies, ofr present child
that has taken hinn Is & fine healthy
boy. Its merit IS certain to fnakei iEa q stand
ard family medicine for .ilis country for
the ions OF teething and bowel dis0r-s
ders of cl.iIdEeu nf all eges. s
am, very resp fully
..s a. " BnolsKs III. II.
is ssToEhef exc isv. 3 os. -. HroYf.l j &
or Aale by Messrs tf'iihite 6s gVilhite,
Asidensoii, s. q. 9-1m
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For County treasurer.

WefSspectfli Rom Is n "a AZ. WIZ A NJ
McGUKlN for this bfllca Of County Treas
tIser subject 20 tho choice OF slic Dsnio<
cratic party ut tnc pfiFua election. We
do this feeling assured that he will, IL elect
ed ill slts offics as hccepSably to the 1enple
In the future Es ha has done lin iiie lj:ssst.
Il sst ~ 4 af ANY. r fSiRssflz q
The friends OF Col. NJ. P.s TUMBLE ro-
spso.iai.y announce hii q a eatldldate for
the Dem ncratic prrkys Coz, TIibbie Is q
thoroughty reliable and coiniietenk ecnkIes
n,ans afsEi ~ ectesi viii make an excellent
Tfe4sGfep BELToa.
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Rsaa ekat aeul. q leIio) Ahdasor

7ead ,skat Gen. d eIe) AIdenon
sasSp. Hutchis3n s Bro Gen tIehien: {:
II liAxo boon q great 50 fie51 Il j ~ e
the attacks hating E6g slas,1 u isslll red
every lSflc' NJ @, rsss seliey.
sds In nsy l6sk ti;ieis 3 1tir y sTeii-
eine, and Ia q rae y9rs pr r.
etltca. II Is cpago siosi 10 know tliak i
5aSe at iasf 4 remedy Il rs
eiitnl ~, bEld Z eail el lrcffl
mead IL 10 Self vito s;f7ieri4 40.
a lsba s;osi. iilieg OF pofsre.
Atlanta phil lis. 1879.
hetsnic by apsoS s. q ID II Coz
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Lay aside your preiudloes, and don't
think that Charleston, atlanta Or. New
York are the only places where You buy
what you 2, want at q low figure.
WaSay--giyo US q trial, aud You will ba
agreeably disappointed and Lightly pleased.
No. house can buy fer,icss TIM, We do,
and no house ean sell for less than we do.
SIS5... ARNsTEIN & ROSE.
Anderson, 8. O., June II, 1880.
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lEEDIOAL GARD.

DR. a. ExE1D
TTAvING recently graduated In Medi.
A-1- cine at the Medical College of South
Carolina, offers Ills professional services 20
the people OF Anderson and surrounding
country: 4 fR
July 20, 1880 o,n
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a cotton. iYeifslied III ard bales
=. %. SIaEfgAN. q.
Grcesgiite, s. q, j fasi: s, fsS0
ThoE. Steen 81 so. SsrFensiiie,s
s. @. Dear Gira liage used sII1 s
He'll SeIf-T dsaing Cotton & Gin.
nianufactpre at Sing Sing, N !, Y.
for seYesaE co asoIis Te Is fii tesk
.conJtffic ted and fines firfsbea Gle
i ever saw. It gins ffss pms "a 4
% better aaniple, and thus i;isr, ex-
ce.s in turning out any Gin ever
used In, this pHrtt az The Comfy.
Illlnye nscd ing tii 3 tiaa Fe.ayss
several OF this M ost improved 6josz
ton Gins and Intic Ii pre- ITistlsEss
I Sci f-F FeedinE Glh to any q { stIef1,
It ia i isariecs 81 ecgs al. a + q. ss,a q
dtlii y recoiiiJne send it to assy YsrtS d..
!, lug, 81 20 ton g in. sefy
l1lli sIoEs Etl1aI ss.
s. q |, ~ 6 $50
- . In n. 65pI ss'lfS q d 4
Sag lfsil 81 Il ~ 81 IN sIlkk
,9s for lane ii is1I d d Ri III ss
tom ] slYlncd iitJQ HIS 1en. not
ton IN s .yiiintes BY III Y n seili.
At cie9ns She seed be 5. & SitIis
iiRiifey til M f.liS q; n \ "a < u 4 e &,
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USln9-
Pob
oa aaye s been sSinE Cotton GHg os
ea tnn cotton ginned on other
Spton fresss. Cal on before
; ~ JOHN NJ PEOPLES Agent A NSlaspnT s Sg9
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e seed to of lint with weight Of bau
ior - ID GLENN 1853 lbs seed, one bale 32 lbs eccl
weighed ont on Fairbankg Esales Respectfully Yours
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= u. b. Crews, Esq, ditor ef the Lanrens-
vile HerdT.d, was defeated In the race for
the ii Iomination to the .egisl lattIre from his
instant, but ne accepts The result ike, a
man, and closes . short rticle on the cleo
fe0n anu MS ucIL3a9 WITH marx
submit oil eerlully 10 tlie viii of the majoTi-
,ty, and shall labor zeal0usiy for the iioflli-,
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tut of bag g3ing and ties On lsiflesl. ne halo
lbs. eeed cotton. fVeitslied III ard l5aiees
~ yours, ~ asF1s. lS etJs 81 g rs
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Card from Colonel A. w. Jones.

OKhNE1 SfkINGS, ' A., Aug uSJ 70, lOoU.
Editors Dispatch In your issue OF the
21st, under the caption of "Maior Glass
and Colonel JONES'" you publish an ex.
tract from the DanvIle Times which mis-
represents the case and the facts in my
speech at Danvile on the night OF the 10th,
and ask that you publish this card in JUS
tice to all parties concerned.
/ emphatically deny that l used General
Payne's name in connection with the mat
ter referred TO, directly or indirectly.
l did not understand Major Glass in pro-
nouncing the statement false as intending
to reflect upon me personally, but, on the
contrary. understood him to discaim any
such reflection.
My statement was that General Echols
had projected and undertook to execute a
scheme by which General Wickham was to
be elected United States senator by a
combination OF the Conservative. Funder
and Republican members OF the Lee
gislature; but the scheme failed OF success
because eighteen Conservative members re-
fused to adopt it in; that the scheme was pre-
iected with the knowledge and consent OF
Governor Holiday and Senator Withers.
When Major Glass pronounced the state
nent false / announced that it had never
been authoritatively denied, although fire.
qrently charged in the public press, from
the hustings, and by private individuals ia
Richmond last winter; and that l would
my statement OF the case at an
early day in the papers OF Danvile. This |
propose TO do. Very respectfully,
A. w. JONES.
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Grant and Butler.

last Saturday General GRANT took the
stump for GARFIELD and General BUTLER
took it for HANCOCK. GRANTS speech was
Of course a very short one, inasmuch as he
does not belong to the class OF men who can
think upon their feet. Buffers speech was
a long one, he being speaking man by
professionalism is, lawyer.
Which of these two Generals, GRANT or
BUTLER, will have the larger following
1t may or may not be very creditable to the
voters OF the country to say so, yet we pre-
dict that BUTLER will influence mere voters
to support HANCOCK than GRANT Will in
fuence TO support GARFIELD. GRANT has
no persoBsl Supporters, so to speak. He is
streng with his party as candidate. AS
speaker he can Of course touch nobody.
He has no patronage as member OF
Congress ;.no future as Governor, or any
thing OF that sort; and no ability to take
part in the presidential campaign in any
way. BUTKER, on the contrary, has the
reputation OF being a man who always falls
on his feet. He can and will get places for
his devoted followers. He can and will
make himself felt on the stump He Is a
famous organizer. He has personal fol-
lowing that will 90 with him wherever he
goes, and staud by him everywhere and
uaAer all circumstances. They are his
tools-the toolshe works with; batthey are
workers indeed
We need not add that BUTLER is to us AS
a Democrat just the same BEAsu BUTLBL
that.he was as aiEepubican Of the bloody.
shirt persuasion. He is the same outlaw
whose. acts during the late war between the
States made him the greatest criminal in the
world Ia the eyes OF The people Of all
Christendcm. He is destitute, we suspect,
OF any sense Of night and wrong ether
than an intellectu2l sense. That ia, he
knows that society will not tolerate
certain crimes; but he does not himself
feel that anything he has ever done is a
crime. We heard man once chuckle over
knocking another on the head and killing
him. II shocked US, though It was duringJ
the war. We suspect that BUTLER is maE
OF the same kind. He would lust as Iiefl
talk about the murder OF MUNFORD as about |
his last yaebt-Eace.
We have said nothing as to Buffers long
speech In advocacy Of the election OF Gene
raj Hancock, or rather In arraignmeat Of
the Republican party for It's crimes. We
shall not repeat HIS Indictment. II would
suit a Massachusetts, audience much better
han Virginia audience. He even went SO
lar as TO liken GARFIELD to SIMON PETER.
md saw OF course no Improperly in doing
70. We let all that pass.
But we wish 70 impress it upon the minds
u eur northern brethren, and OF our Re- |.
'ublicans here In Virginia, and OF the MA
IoSE boilers Ia particular. that for tscenty
'eass General Butler Aos never supported a
ran for President ish0 seos not elected. IL
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GRAYSON COUNTY.

Editors Dispatch: The congressional
canvass is getting under weigh in the Fifth
district. Colonel Cabell, that faithful SER
want of the people, met Mr. Stoyall at the
courthouse last Monday, aud so fully and
effectually dissected his political record that
even the strict partisans of the latter opened
their eyes to the fact that their man was by
no means perfect.
Colonel Cabell showed TO our people a
clear and consistent record, and outside Of
a few politicians who want Office, and those
they can control, they are satisfied with
him as representative, and recognize the
fact that be has done more for the district
than any other man ever did. The few
charges made by Stovall were peuriie. and
fell fiat of their own weight. He will have
to do much better than he did at Richmond
before be goes to Congress from this dis
trict.
Although our county is largely Read
iuster, many leading Readiusters favor
Colonel CabelI, and we expect to carry the
county for him. Look for it. Mr.. Stovall
will StoUe-up IN what he thought strong
hold. CITIZEN.
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a cyclone struck Dodge Centre, Mimi,
on Thursday, destroying the Baptist church,
steam grist-mill and bookstores, and dam
aging many other buildings. The loss is
$4,000.
Peter w. Hughes. aged thirty, member
OF Oriental Commandery, knights Tenn
Dlar, OF Cleveland, died Friday morning ut
Utica from the efft cts Of the heat at the
Chicago triennial.
Lightning struck the house Of John We'll
Ter, one mile from Mifflin, Pa, Sunday az
ternoOn while the family were at dinner.
Weller and four Of his children were severe
ly burned.
Sanford Z. Clifford, the well.known artist,
Of New York, died Sunday OF intermittent
fever.
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Clusters War Horse.

TO the Editor Of the Philadelphia Times:
In your issue OF 3lst OF August notice
an interview between General Pleasonton
and H. j. R, in which Clusters horse.
Don Juan, is mentioned as a Kentucky
horse. This is a mistake. Don Juan was
the property OF Mr.. Richard V. Gaines. a
private citizen OF Charlotte county, Va.
When the cavalry passed through the coun-
ty General Custer took Don Juan by force,
and positively refused TO give Mr.. Gaines
a receipt or any paper whatever so that
he might ultimately be paid for him. Ma
i0r Gaines heard that Custer was riding
his horse at the grand review in Washing
ton, and Immediately got three or four OF
his neiShbors to 90 with him to Washing
ton and identify his horse, but Custer re-
ceived information Of their presence and
ran the horse off in hiding. Major Gaines,
finding it impossible TO get any information
from Custer in regard to the whereabouts
OF Don Juan, in company with his friends,
traversed a good portion OF the North in
search OF him. but after spending about a
thousand dollars was forced to relinqush
the search, and lie has never received one
dollar for the finest horse that was ever in
the county. He was much needed here for
breeding purposes. The enemy completely
riddled this country OF horses took nine
from my grandiather-al he had except
one-and spent a week in the vain search
for very fine stallion that rode I'm SER
vice, but myself and horse had joined
johnson. All this was after the war, and
yet we received no compensation.
ID. f. THORNTON.
Rough Creek, Charlotts county Va., Au-
gust 26th