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The people Of this section will be delighted
to know that efforts are being made TO stock
the eavannah River with shad, and that o
fishway has been placed in the dam across
the River at Augusta, Ga, so ss to allow
the free passage of any number of shad 10
the upper waters of the stream. DR.. H. n.
Carey, Fish Commissioner Of the State Of
Georgia, has appropriated $50 of the money
in his hands for the purpose Of supplying
the rivers of Georgia with shad to the object
Of placing ahad spawn in the River above
the Locks at Augusta, to which sum the
city of Augusta has added $50 dollars more,
and Col. a. P. Batler. Fish Commissioner
Of this State, has been written to and re-
quested to make similar appropriation for
the same purpose, to which it Is sincerely
hoped he will make favorable response.
The combined amount will be sufficient to
enable the agent appointed by DR.. Carey to
plece 100000 shad spawn in the River
above the dam at Augusta, and this will be
done immedintely. It is e we'll knos.S fact
that shad retur:: annually to the waters
where they were Matched. IN a few years,
therefore, the upper waters OF the Savat-
nah will be stocked, at the proper season,
with many millions Of fine shad, sufficient
to supply the entire country adjacent to the
Of o.
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Answer re1iy ana Promptly.

.
The census enumerators started out on
Tuesday, and are now plying their numer-
GUS questions with vigilance to which the
people should give full and prompt answers.
They must visit each family in every house
an..ia. take down the name OF every man, wo-
man and child tho made his cr her usual
place of abode there on the first day oi
June, 1880 They will have to set down
the number Of persons in the family, their
names, The age, sex, colos, occupation and
place Of birth of each person named. Tha
relationship OF ell members OF the family
must be stated, and whether married. Wild
owed or single, and whether naturalized or
alien. Also their physical condition, wheth-
er sick or disabled, and nature Of sickness
or disability, and whether deaf, dumb,
blind, insane. or idiotic. Schedule No. 2
contains full list OF inquiries relating 20
farms, crops stocks and implements. Other
schedules relate 60 besiness ssild industry
railroads snd other corporations, the object
being to get complete returns In regard to
every part Of our material resources.
This IS o work of great Importance to the
people of the United States, and they will
be doing we'll to answer the questions
promptly and resdily, SO as to facilitate the
work of the enumerators ns much as poasi.
bla as
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The Anderson Grange.

The dinner party given on last Saturday
bys Hon. b. +. Crayton 70 the Anderson
Grange and some invited guests, was amost
pleasant and enjoyable OCCASION. .sAbou!
forty persons from different sections OF the
County were present, and spent conside-
rak:o portion of the day In the examination
OF the crops, farming arrangeaneta.s, md
stock belonging 70 their host, and all pres.
ent-were net only interested but profiled by
their observations. All of the crops upon
the place are well advanced, showing thor
ough preparation and skillful cultivation.
The oat and corn crops, taken as whole,
were decidedly ahead Of anything we have
seen In the County, and the cotton crop is
among the best. After spending some time
in this very entertaining review, the party
returned to the house, where o bountifut
and tempting repast awaited, and was most
heartily psrtaken of by, them. Mr.. G.. f..
Tolly presided over, the meal, and at its
conclusion insisted that the feast should bo
followed by an address from the host, on
the ground that one good turn deserves
another. The, demand was generally sec-
Ii,oRdef, and Col. Crayton responded In o
brief and appropriate manner, combining
himself to agricultural matters, showing
the progress made in Anderson County, and
the Interest ne had taken in that progress.
He referred eo the Grange and its work,
commencing Its social features most highly,
and cloa,ng with the hope that all present
had spent pleasant day, and TINT othere
would bs called on for short addresses. In
accordance with the last suggestion several
othefS were called for and briefly responded,
after which the party adjourned TO the
splendid spring near the residence, whore
the remainder Of the evening was passed in
conversation until the party dispersed 70 r
their respective homes.
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Compllnentarv, l,eaoiatlo,,...

At o meeting OF Inc Executive Board OF
the Saluda Association. held on the 18th
ult., the following praas.,hllSS=.ssiaa .sia TS5uiu.
lions were unanimously adopted.
Whereas, the Executive boatd of the
Baptist State Convention, lately electes!
Rev. w. III. Siricklend CORRESPONDING Sec
retayy and Treasurer of said Board, and he
has ac6epted the same; and whereas, Bro.
Strickland has for the last three years been
an active. aealous and efficient member of
this Board, and commended himself to the
love and affection Of tho churches OF this
Association on account OF his devotion to
the cause OF Christ and activity and success
in the benevolent 9nd Christian enterprises
os the denOnination;s 6aerefore,
Resolved, That while we regret that Bro.
Strickland iS ealled lrcm his pTecent field of
labor in which he hos been SO successfui and
so much beloved for his works sake. vet we
regard this selection by the Executive Board
Of the State TO the field TO which It has caiIeti
him rs eminently judicious and wise, and
that our prayers aud best wishes viii follow
him In HE nesg Ge!a Ge!.a CO Z. Christian labor
2. That Bro. Strickland ka invited 20 be-
gin his work and spend the month os July
among the churches of this Association,
and that he use his discretion In taking nj,
collections, and that all collections takci,
be credited to the churches ct which taken
8. That we cordially commend BeotheF
Strickland 70 the churches OF this efate and
to oil friends CT the Miasion work.
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q Nov Efrost 81 the y. q. O. a.

At the late meeting of tae State Conven-
tion OF the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton, the State was divided into six districts,
and resident chairman appointed for each
district, whose duty it 10 TO interest Chris
tian people In the work of the Associations.
Nr. IA. G. scEdday, Of this place, 10 the
chairman OF the fiith district, which 10
composed Of Anderson, oconee and Pick
ems Counties. Abeste- appointment could
not have been made. as Mr.. scadda. Is an
earnest and most xealons workef. and Is
thoroughly posted as TO The needs and 70
quirements necessary to make the work ol
the Associations more efficient and efIecslve
Ono OF the duties of the chairmen viii bt
TO held . district meeting once year ir
each OF their districts,
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Tuo Ney zmpoz.a..ns nraIl nou.ea.

The postofIice department OF Washington
has recently locatedTi .Eccordance with
petitions from citizens of this County, two
very important mail routes leading from
this place. One Of them Is to Easley, on
which two trips week will be made. by
the following places, at each ofwhich there
will be @ poatofice: Meals, Pie. :e.oWn,
Watkins Mill, Equality, Hamilton's, Hell
lams', TO Easley, and return by Boggs',
Majors Shop, Bryan's Mil, Larkin New.
toms, Five Forks, Eskew's, Centreville
Mills. Burriss' to Anderson. This route
wqs located several years ago. but for some
reason or other was never established. Tho
other route is to Honea Path, on which one
trip @ week Will made, by the following
places, at which offices will be established:
Prevosrs Mill, Meals Creek, !Craytonville,
to Honea Path return by Shirleys Store,
intcrsecting the main line at Prevost,g Mill.
The entire distance OF the first named route
is 6. 6. mills, and that or tiieseeond 81 miller
It Is very desirable that these routes be es+
tablished at m early day, rs postofices are
very much needed for the accommodation
and convenience Of citizens living in tho
communities through which they are loca.
ka.l
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a Matter OF Intoress TO Farrnoro and no
ehnnicS.

CAAlAAACos
At the last regular session Of the Legisla-
ttire an Act was passed creating an Agri-
cultural Department, and Col. A. P. Butler
was elected Commissioner OF the Depart
ment. This action on the part OF our law
makers was an important recognition Of the
rights Of the agricultural classes, and as 1t
was more for the development OF the agTi-
cultural and mechanical resources or the
State than for any other interests that the
Department was created, il 81 sincerely
hoped that IL farmers and mechanics par
ticulariy will Co operate with the Commits.
sioner in his efforts to make the Depart
ment credit to The State and fa9mers and
mechanics alike.
From circular recently issued by the
Commissioner, we make the following ex-
tracts
Commissioner In Columbia, cases or apart
ments for each County, and it is our desire
to exhibit the products OF every County;
and we request that every citizch will feei
that this circular Is directed especially TO
him end aid the Department by all means
lect nothing that will advance the agricuI-
tural and mechanical industries of the State
and he confidently relies upon the people
to sustain him.
We desire to have samples o. the products
of every County. They wi!t be carefully
arranged in the proper cases and plainly
mar 1cd win siie name OF County and con-
tributor. We want specimens of wheat,
corn. oats. petls. rye, barley, rice, buck
wheat, flax, peanuts, tobacco, cotton, mill
iut uiuTeT 5IszseS. Ifioli fruit, CiIuias,
molasses, wines, woods. minerals, stone,
marble, any article used for agricultural OF
mechanical purposes manufactured in Tho
State. native birds, insects, and, in shor..,
anything and everything that will show the
wealth OF the County, aid and encourage
homo manufactures and prove interesting TO
visitors.
The Importance OF having Saoh an ex-
hibit at the capitol is apparent. It will be
our best advertisement in showing our won
derful resources, and moro can be learned
in this way, by strangers seeking informa-
ton, In day than In years trayel. IE
will be o fine medium of exchange, pur-
ctsse or sale of seeds to our own people,
aii6 In learning more of otr capabilities. ]
earnestly appeal 70 y0u TO aid me in this
great work bJ sending any article for exhi-
bition that you think would be at all inter-
| esting. They should be plainly marked
and addressed to A. p. Butter, Commits
! sioner OF Agriculture, Columbia. 8. O.
The Department will pay all expenses OF
shipping.
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Tl.e 1exeurs.on 70 Piedmont.

AS will bo seon from 10 card published
in this issue. every necessary arrangement
for the picnic excursion TO Piedmont hes
been made by the committee appointed by
the Temperance Division for that purpose,
get your baskets, ETC., ready forthe occasion.
and now nothing remains 10 be done but 10
Next Thursday Is the day appointed for the
excursion, and the low rate Of fare fxei by
the railroad authorities will doubtless in
sure o large crowd. Good order win be
preserved. aud ladies and children will be
made as comfortable a. possible. The dis
lance to Piedmont is about 25 miles. and
excursionists win have five or six hours In
which, to Gee the sights Of tlle town.; Col.
Hammett assures the committee that O cor
dial reception awaits tho Division and its
friends. a -.
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I,sf NJ .yurov,..

The Court of General seaHions' and Com
mon Pleas for this County will convene on
next Monday week, the second Monday Il,
june. The following is list OF the Jurors
drawn to serve the term, viz:
john G. Ozmint, Abam holt, Thomas
#. Stewart, Welborn J. Freeman, G. T.. O.
Mitchell, Elijah w. Stewart, Thomas 8.
McLees. Joshua jameson, J. p. Glenn,
John w. Simpson, John Eslsew, Joseph r..
Rogers, w. w. Seawright. e. 8. CAN'T,
John II. Brown, Robert L. Campbell, Jes.
D. Burton, Jas. J. sitton, G. d. Madden,
Joseph III. Reed, Watty T. Grubbs, Joseph
Clinkscales, John o. Harris. Louis II. Seel,
Pinckney L. Tate, Fleetwood Clinkscales,
w. A. Chapman, Thomas J. Holland, Vim.
cent +. Martin, William Pruis.. ~. Thomas
Glenn, B. c. Acker, e. F. Reed, John o.
McAdanis, John D. Archer, John O. Haw.
1kfne rIF =
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Said an aged minister, "When I wish to
speak with case take teaspoonful Of
Coussens' Honey of Taf, the best cough
medicine in the world. It will clear the
throat and voice better than anything ever
used, Price SOC. For salo by Wilhite &
Wilhite, Druggists, Anderson, 8. G.
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.Anderao,, lTnri,ot I,nnorra.

The prices current for the following aftii
cles In this market are:
Middling, 102e-
Corn-.75.
PeaS--S1.00.
Flour s6.oo to $500.
AeA.-C. r. sides u &; L. 9. sides q;
shoulders6. I'd,
Lard--io to l2ic,
Molssses--N. G. .,40c to csc
Cuba Molasses- Ssic to lOe. S
Meal-S0c.
Sughr-.-7lc to lie.
cofee-l4c to 2oc.
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: z,,siou.5ion 20 PiStl,no,,t 1esoto,..,

Anderson Diviaion, No. l, Sons of Tenn
perance, have perfected arrangements for q
Pic Mic Excursion to Piedmont Factory on
Chursday, June 10th. The members and
friends OF the cause throughout the County
are cordially invited to Join with us. Round
rip tickets thirty-five centa. ALI are ex-
pected to bring their baskets
l.. P. SAITH,
Chairmht Committee Arrangements.
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Why,wili men, and women, too, suffer
with Warts, cornis, bunionr, frosted feet,
sore shrcet rheumatian, neuralgia, spraiIs
and bruiae5, when they 'ecan asss reliss by
using Coussens' Lightning Imminent? prics
so. For sale by Willite g Wilhite, Drug
gists, Anderson, 8. q. al
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AssIGNEE's SALE
or
REAL EST "A. .IsE.

IL ae District Cb,rt Of she .U,,ited States, Dis.
t,ies Of South Cdroii'la.
B.A. MoA1Is,ss. 1G 6: :nankrupt, fs.1es,s d 81,
Et Rdrss Real Estats.
J.H. Mcconnell, ABsignee.
TpY virtue Of an order Of his Honor Judge
ED George g.. Bryan, will sell at Ander-
son Court House, South Carolina, on SALE
DAY IN JUNE next. the following Real
Estate, 20 witt
Two Tracts or Lets OF H1ana
or said b. A. McAlister, situnte in the
County of Anderson, on the fuckers Agill
Road, end on branches of Governors Creek.
waters of Rocky River
LOT NO. j,
The Homestead Lot OF said 3. A. McAlis-
ter, containing one hundred and twenty
five acres, adjoining Lot No. /, lands be-
longing TO David Crawford, Estate Of john
Wakeaeid, Phillip CCEooiiTieefF, CCEooiiTieefF Weston Hays
and Others. aes
LOT NO. 2,
Containing one hundred and sixty.flve
ecrea, adjoining lands belonging 70 Major
James Thompson, David Crawford, Lot No.
1, and others.
plats containing courses, distances, &C.,
OF the above Lots may be seen by calling
upon the undersigned. ~
TERMS OF SALE.
One-half cash; the balance on a credit of
twelve months, with interest from day Of
The purchasers to pay, extra for ali papers.
JAMES II. MCCONNELL,
Assignee.
nlRy 10, LooO "A
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J. W. TEOWBRIDGG. Broke,

For sale Western Produce, New Orleans
Molasses, Rice, Geaee,' Sugar, &c. Office
Centennial Building, with Drs. Nardin &
Orr. 6,s a 47-2o
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am now selling my entire stock of Mem
and Boys Hats at New York wholesale
prices, and all in want of Hats can save
money by buying of mo.
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NTOTIcE FINAL sETTLEMENT.
IN Tho undersigned, Executors OF the
Estate Of y. 8. Hill, deceased, hereby
give notice that they win apply to the
5ugdo Of Probate for Anderson County. on
the 21st day of June, 1880. for o Final
their Office as Executors.
RUFUS 8. HILL, Ex'r.
MRS. NIL G.. HILL, Ex,x.
May 20, 1850 as
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SUFFERERS. READ THIS: If YOU
are afflicted with Neuralgia or He, = ;ulIn.
you can ihe eEeediiy relieved by taking the
Specific Nenralgine. G2eedy, in its action,
entirely free from Opium sazsd other Mar
cotico. it commends itselEin being ipno-
cent as efficient : 49,
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ApEil IS, lsso

MYoTIOE.
IN All persons having claims against
the Estate OF the late Col, u, Alexander
viii preeent them, properly attAsted those
indebted 20 tho Same Will MAKE .0yment TO
JOHN II. MAXJVEI.S y, Admir-,
May 20, 1850 20.
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HuKr, RANKIn & LkMAn, Y
Wholesale Agents, Atlanta.
For eale by Simpson, Reid & Co.
, 1880-06-11

hri,,gus On tho Memphis / Chnricstun ltNfl-
rNiVl 4ntl erected Qualifications nj Stevenson.
rhMse5iEt Tho ,uonthsot AJAX md Law AYEMst lo
nucEsy, ;Waa not IN tho rrt1t',t y keMtt!Gky Gr
thc lnftfs SruRht IN that ssn!c. Dirinr l'a ILL.,
npss.h&f VIA nxsIglic,l 10 tho command ut tho
forces at E.ln'hcrlan 0ar mt S,,a @ ,t,t; .Gt ~;
tn WnshinEiqn. md detailed ns incintrr
e,fp!cl fSt1}.fvo tlRyp., and - which h!s wsont
fe, 'sscas%.s am { tos whcn sfhs Ss
i,osocsaHs, md Is h,M Sas r!asrd II tile ID:
spo.Hsif!c 1,os!t.sn,f Cg'ct."f,snE though A.
con"anG com ors lsy,sEn rafa ID tsc i" i HILL m '5 s
KLNC1aA 70 CoSnttEsR
II 1an, while stIff n, officer n the nrtny. 1.c
onlo, fro,a tSe ID ais!aSf ;i,sts9St About !Eo
sESr sst e ae 81 81 E. aj @
Rhp nf volunteers tor rnlnnt nlt,l rlcrle:,r11's
conduct ut tho nntttc II Chicknmnlrn." qn
'sai ,n n1yn otalasa ~: r. gHsto1 III Il S p
high fnvHr In which he was held by tho 0uvcri,-
mont, md tho certainty of hfR assignment 10
lnl1nrthNt c4inEnfns Eentncl 10 ntIElEr II brill
iSSt futMro IT, as r mn t9, 'S,n aa The
thMt ut tho Congressman. Hut. Tn .tEnt tt1rp re.
Election. he tleulacd that tho cityunstHttea un-
der wllloh tho people hntl rlcttcd him 70 Con.
Wishes 1lo waa Furthermore urged 70 eEtFr'
CungrcRg by tho 0Illcets TT tho hr.ny, WIN look al
to ini for MD III rrcllrlnK such military lcRf-
I1sion Hs sho country nnd tl9 armT T,tlalrctl.
tho country lny In tho direction III which his
cuDstItNcnts hid polluted. 0c,I. Garfield sNcrl-
Heed whnt seemed 10 be bis personal interests,
eo,nmls.sou, nfter nearly tlroo yours seryloc to
CTltCr tOllRrtAS.
, 1880-06-11

i,roekiyn t to tho !rst Republican state C9nysH.
fS ns II foN liz @ sts so s
ii.,,l growing Uut Il slavery. anil tho rights of
ot exs, u i" ss t'SS WITCH II wss IS ses. r.
Mv"rts s. nctri ~ counsel. with Ghar!es O'Gonor
ns iipEo4lng co,lnHcl FOR tho elnvehollpr, 1ona-
T"vas, a,1 s,'i Mso'isht asves with lin Into Now
York. This Ga.c. involving sNtne. OF tho most
i'nirant p1nc!Llc. of personal liberty ana r 1n.
tM,itt i1 II Aprcnia neanat tho s'evenolior. Con;
Az; M o vi. s i HI !" y ss &c
cusc gnt tntu rtnrt !lo wns n.su attntney n THO
cnse nyolvins The rEht qf e, tho ncs man e
lis eoatnnei d az PrsotIsc of hIa pafnss!9gn !g,
VIZ WIZ aD D"rins fss Ser % M"rs"s ~ . e
%s sn.' q ~ q NV YasE
ins II .SSp spasl sl md II "S 9 hss ~ roptstop
q sv,9Ss ss o uSh Ghr ss,s g srftS1 s pr.s g
tlcc. IL which no continued ,lnt!l his Gpnalnt-
,ncnt liz Col!eciurGf tho port Of New York, ~
unsolicited, and was an entiro a!.rrriac fIa dis,
char1csl tho IMtacs ot tho place with slKnal
S s rp a # !hG s,s S,5s y s :? rss aS @
ssappon,ea u u !s,S. ,Soi,!InE shc rsiliea uaiii
bta1icoa with which tho public IL familiar.
MI. CIlkSTEK 4. ARTHUR.
Il Ct,,ttnnutt Commercial
This Eef1tlcnlntl, tho n1niInco Of tho Rcpublto-
m! .Nntjonnl Convention for tho vitc-prcsl-
.Btuy, IL n s1lrnrlRc to the country: 0f cGi,rse
ho representa- tho Conk!ins. pcorse IN New York
i,run tho Cnllcctorstp by President !inycs.
sccrutMry Sherman has becn 1T phins u
| Hily TINT tho chhrRcs. n9n!nst Arthur did not
aifcot..i,!s personal Integrity. 11o was tho
representative n,,d Victim OF system. lIc ie
! nnrtly ml!lle-agctl gentleman, with Erny hairs
| md n!cnannt fcnturca social an1 nm1nhsc, fond
Of d eoos dinner, and at 'lt,nto n agtGeaolo
clain1ss II New York. nlll very NotIvc, hut mover
oDtr,,sve;. ntogc!her q r.lbic-sptritcd, citizen
nn.l typical New York b,,snesa- nun rather slow
one OF CRAFTS infinite friends and admirers.
| md Els tho particular friendship not nnly OF
| Bet,ntor Cnnkrr whp will lint nlt,eh consDlh-
tton In having him on tho ticket, hut OF Rcntlo.
| nRn oven hnrtlcr to p!cnfe, ard WIN fs not Of
tonknga folIowcrs.-thc proprietor Of tho Now
| HDrk TnfGSl =
, 1880-06-11

ought 10 hnvc been made. for tao rcn,on ,,-.,,
viii lyo crt.wuctl viii, SUCCESS Ii, Nove,mt That
t'et. Onrticltl, tho stacsnlnt,, sn"r0 when
WI h9 triupnntly cieet'4! lfs1dcntp tpeif',s, ~ X
~ no nj, ur,,, r., ,,,,,, ,,n,t .,,.,'. "ptoth'
~. act f, ~ ~ XIV n's" ', IN s efeat nhn!t u
s.inota as % as I 1ds RU Uso a!vo S; trs
annus o. tho sI,oltan,Sn: lGt us thitlk God tSs
w. w. nhvg yHn fr9,,,, =. A. 1n1n ina. oi pe
10 !no ,Ecop,o, r. our htannnr1-9 9t'rcr fof iSs
YfemI YfmI a,',o. n 1tM.Rn M19a M ~ 1870 LkS
co1ni In - ""1us t,.f,, IL ,nns WI nntn n h,nbo
nt nis om ,trtnH .,i, ~ S. .Mo Mr: Like 1aaon.
W. t IL ,ii Nv .',,S H1au conquered
txG !, t,os,,,,a ~ .,, nnP PrEsldeht bf
pMtTn.so pesp!Ss Mn1t =. .ko ,Imcn hs natne viii
~ ~ sss, III Mtla bonclactor
VI MS scol"'ry."o'''-1.o' .o'"' ''"t' 1raAstrtpl
Tho rOtnjuntIOn OF James A. 1hrhc,s 49,.