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DICHMOND COLLEGE,

sss.toa begins SEPTEMBkR 23p aud con-
..,,r.s wi1houl Iuiermtssion ue-norths.
Inc Co'Iegs employs eight fu'i professors. VINO
.hnsnngb iosruciiou In Latin, Greek, Modern
..ees fpel,<h Mathematics, Physics, Chemis-
az Moral Philosophy. suo Law: a.ou. -
So locsft0n more Beaiihful Moral innhences re-
strsfnine and clevating.
TERMS UNUSUALLY MODERATE.
-. s,vdr,d ana ninety. eve dollars tsle5) VIII
80 .xnsuseS. for nine months' session. OF ooar1'
,,Isian inaincniation. room rent. serysnH attenu-
.nce rseI, nights. and washing. for CITY s'""e"t9
Sosr.fng at home, sS9.5O. -, -. ~,
Al, t,o,t .,ny,eS or address r.. PURYEAR,
"e Chairman of faculty.
o. S1.eodiSepi 0.tft25Sep
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BALTIMORE. Md:
Colden's LlEBIGs LIQUID EXTRACT OF
BEEF | take pleasure In recommending; always
produces 0O0d blood, hedIth and strength.
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FROM DIR. :. W. HUNTER,

WALLPAPERS, Window Shades and Cornic, 5
BOOTH & CO., Tenth street near Main.
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W. ID. BLAIR & Co., l109 Main street, have re-
ceived another supply ofhrsi.rate Green Tea, which
they are selling at SOC. pound
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BRET Iiems.-The Hustisgs Coun ~

Britt Lems.-'rhe Hustisgs Coun and
grand Jury will meet again tomorrow
morning..
During The past week more fsan dozen
chicken-rebberies have been reported
These thieves are numerous and hard to
capture.
The new Baptist chapel in Sw'snsboro'.
which Il now being erected. will be neat
structure whef completed.
The civil and criminal dockets sor the
Sext term OF the Chesterfield County Court
wsn be very large, as most OF the cases
wtisb were set fos trinT st the last session
weys continued until the next.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printias cole atths
DISPATCH PBINrING-HOUsE. Coed ~,rs, lov
prtces and satisfaction guaranteed.
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mAScHEsrER AND vICIsIrr.

Mayors Cogrf.--In the MAYORS Couri
yesterday moruing the case Of Flynn Bur.
russ alias Colemias tcoiored). who was sent
to The Mayors Coust to be examined on a
bench-warrant issued by the Judge OF the
Hastings Court, charging Burruss with
numbering bis wife, cane up. The accused
was sent back to the Hastings Court and
VIII be tried tomorrow morning. lie was
to iail TO await Trial.
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RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY RAILROAD Co.,
VICE-PgEsIDENT's OFFICE,


RICHMOND, September %, 1880.
10 the Honorable The Board Of Pubiic
Works Of Virginia:
Gentlemen. This company has COM
pleted under its contract with the James
River and Kanawba Company twenty-five
miles Of the road contained in said con-
tract, and applies for the surrender OF so
many OF the bonds heretofore deposited
with you as shall amount to $4,000 in mar
ket value, and respectfully asks that an
order for the delivery OF said bonds
be given TO the treasurer. who is authorized
to receipt for the same. Immediately upon
the receipt of this order the road so far
will he opened to the public
for the transportation OF freight ana pas
sengers. In accordance with former re-
Quest, enclose with this application re-
port by Mr.. IL. ID. Whitcomb, consulting
engineer. Very respectfully,
II. G. PARSONS, Vice-President.
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H6psyoBD's ACID PHosrBsIB Is particularly
recommended for Wakefslne ess, Bysteria- and otter
diseases " The nervous system.
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LADIES' UNDREssRD KIDS.

ISDow-SHADEs.-Lates, styles of Window
Shades. BOOTH Co., Tenth street.
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FINE GREEN TEA al soc. a pound.
W. ID. BLAIR 4 CO., ll09 Main street.
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RIcuMoyp. september %. 1sso

II. G. Parsons. Esq, Wee President Rich
mond and Aiteghany Railroad Company: !:
Dear Sir,-At your request passed over
the track OF the Richmond and Allegheny
railroad on yesterday from the Tredegar
Works, in Richmond, to Contention sta
ton. twenty-five and half miles above,
and for about one mile above that station,
making about twenty-siX and half miles
OF track, from which all Instructions, such
as canal road, etc, have been removed.
The track is laid with a ffty-siX-pound
steel rail, with The best known fasfeningS.
The cross.tes are OF oak, laid two feet be-
tween centres, and Of an ample size. AS the
track is laid IN the towing-path OF the canal,
where the embankment has been soIiditied
by past years Of use, there is less disturb.
ance OF surface in the track than is usual
on a arecenty-constructed road-bed. con-
slider the road safe for traffic at a moderate
speed, aud that it may be opened to the pub
lie at once.
Very respectfully, your obedlent servant,
II. ID. WHITCOMB,
Consulting Engineer
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ywuCArroNAL.
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL.
No. i0a NORTH RieHrH srRRxT.

abs s,xtp<nlh session OF thIs school VIII oeg'n
THURSDAY, sErrENpER zsp, s.,,,.a. or N ve,l
Rows of eleven years OF aye re@''''"' Wv
advanced, even younger.
CuARGRs PR sEssios'
Elementary Engi,.b and Mathemates.s'''''.'"sy9
tfIgI,er Fnelish aud Maihems,le ....,.s'"'s'''"'
ia in, Greek. Frcuch, t,efnsn. eac"'''' so
Nsif Roy studies more than Two nf ines ,sh-
.nares no charge Is mgdc for ihe thiru sun iosu AZ ~
k',,, or NOR. lsn,s from he sane family a 1s-
,,ps ~ sI will bc m ,ce from each bill over t6O
"Is is,,nsn,s as follows: Ten dollars $40 me Gay OF
sptrance: the balance 10 three aa'ahs hne Ho"''''
r.on, mn September, 1880.
sq5folsrx AZ the bookstores aner l3thtnstani:
THOMAS ~. NORWOOD. Pricclpal.
,.alm No ella east Leigh street.
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STATE FAR.

VIRGINIA STATE AGRICULTURAL soCIEIY,l
sECRETARriS UheAEB- l
RICHMOND, VA. September II ,.LSeo.
DOCKS FOR THE BNTRX OF Ar
ID TICLHs FOR PREMIUMS al tno.twfnty-brst
ANNUAL FAIR Of this Sosisiy
ARE NOW OPEN.
They viii be closed on tbe, 2OTh Oh OFIoSEh'
FAIR OPENS ON THE 26yH OF ccrOyER, AND
WILL CONTINUE FOrH DAYS.
Prem, ,um-lists furDislsd *. A. BURKE,
sc ~ todtOc2O secretsry.
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MISS AUGUSTA DANIEL WILL RE-
WI SINE THE DUTIES OF HER SCHOOL, on
The 27TH or SEPTEMBER, al 6l0 A ST
iFRANKLIS STREET.
Competent assistance IN every department:
VI. LA PLACE viii have charge of the French
classes.
For further particulars, inquire at No. l3 west
Grace street au l7.tOc2
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DEACH MILITARY ACADEMY, 322
IL n Sr FRANkIIN STREET.-1he siXteenth

~ EANl fhANhisIN
session commences WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER
I5TU anC Oses on the 18Th June following, Ihe
discipline Is strict. The schO0'-rOOms large ana alry
ibe teachers faithful. Those intending 10 enter
their sons will please DO soon as possible as the
number Of seals is limited. Circulars al the Oook-
stores Charges: Elementary English, per session
of nine months }63: HigDCr English and Mathe-
MATES. s69; Latin, Greek. French, and German,
each. 81 3 payable each three months IN ADVANCE
So Aim :. 4. BEACH. Principal.
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AT THE MIN
,SoLE AGENCY - "a tt.
KNABE PIANOS, PEAsE PIANOS, si
DElkEK BkOTuERS PIASOS,
isTkf OksASS AND STERLING ORGANS.
sHEET MUSIC Of half price and regular rates.
PIANOS 10 rent.
Tbe p1b,is Is respectfully requested 70 call aud
exsmiss our large block. RAMOS & AOsts..
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y EHNOSD THEATRE.
III GRAND REf)PENISG

THUBsDA kyENfSG, sEPfsnpKR 20. 1850.
DURING ibe past summer the theatre has been re.
mode aaud msce new at cost 81 nearly $4,000,
ana eiDsraees many modern impr0 tnenis. among
whichsye upholstered opera chairs 81 The atest In-
proved pattern s,x magnificent private boxes,
wiLh tasteful upholstery, elegant Eas-Bxiures, In
NOV Ell ana avtistic designs. The uatosium Is di.
1y1ded into orchestra, orchestra cirste. Dacohy-
ctairs, dresscircles fassily circle, gallery, with
SIMPLE lobbez IN each division. In arrangement of
.iAecsrcte perfecioS 30 siyht-iines sls been OBJ
Aimed that Will permit all view OF the stage fr m
eTery seat In ire house. Broad exits-nse from the
o-chesira ara orchestra Circle. No Theatre pos
sesees better eercs.. Sir. DUfLOCQ. late scenic
tiss N Days Grb-AveD fe Theatre. New York, has
becT enpaged for the sesson. aud carefully select
Orchestra undr yTrofossov kEssNICH has tpsn en-
gae.u.. The initial performance will introduce
FORTss gOMEnT COMPANY
In a. q merry muSicai comeek Of
FUN On THE PACIFIC.
adaptef from COMEDY OF Ton Tay lors. with many
musicsi introduce ious from rscsut comic operas.
GRAND LADIES' MATINhE SATURDAY at
2:30 Pm.
SCALE on PgIt rs .--Orrlierra. 7jc.: orchesirs
circle, Dc.: balcony.chsirs, 15c.: dress cirfse,
5Oc: family circle. Soc: gallery, Csc; private
boxes fseatfn gsix personsG fk ~ and 80.
Resery s seats -ih orchestra. orchestrs circle,
and balcony. Box.sheet opens "A Ramos Moses's,
GA Main street.,
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MILlfARY N0IlCEa.
AwUsEnENT~.
pICHMOND lHEATRE.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TIE SEASON WILL POSITIVELY COMMENCE
TONIGHT, TT URsVAY, SEPrEMBER 23p.

On account of dsa sfsfn'ment eccasjoned BY
he extraordinary increase of so,fherp hound
frtFtss by The Old Domatyn Steamship Line, .
poyibu OF the new chairs NJ not reach Ricbmoad
upf1 thfs evening", conequenfsy cane seated snhs'i.
tates viii be used, for whites the indulgence OF The
pubnc y asked. 23.it
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Losr, sTRA.KsD. .ANHsxsLEN.

T OST, SATURDAY NIGHT, A SEAL
IL LOGKET, between second siroot and The Cbes-
ap-skc. and OHIO railroad depot. lhe l.ocket is
marx, IA g. n. mr. 6njer-will rceSe ~ reward
o a. . s,sssS c. X. WREN.
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MRS. ENGLISH's SCHOOL

MRS. ENGLISH'S SCHOOL
WI FOR
YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS,
7O7 EAST FRANKLIN STREET,
WILL BE REOPENfD TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER
2l, 1880.
The success Of this chool during he past year has
encouraged the principal 10 secure In addi lon 10 The
corps Of teachers Of ldsl session other valuable AS
siSiauce.
For circu'ars and further information apnly to
Sc him Mrs. il SSIE GORDON ENGLISH.
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BUsINHSS CHANCES.

=
L1OR SALE, STOCK. AND FIXTURES
II of one of The best retail grocery aud liquor-
stands IN the city. with privilege Of renting tore
monthly Reason for selling satisfactory to pur-
chaser. splendid business opening for an active
man Address GROCERY.
So n2.3t care OF Dispatch.
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A LII THE sCHOOL-BOOKS,
IA BOOK-sTRAPs, BAGS. PENCILS, PENS,
HOLDERS. .sNACK-BoXEs, STATES,
SLATE.tLEANEks, lax,
PFECIL-sHARPENfRs,
SCHOLARS COMPANIONS.
PESCiL- aud PEN.BOXEs, SPONGE,
KULts, CRAYOSs,
and az Kinds or
STATIONERY and SCHOOL SUPPLIES.
Old Books exchanged. bought and sold.
- l6.dAw RANDOLPH 4 ENGLISH.
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TNIVERSIT SCHOOL, PETERS :
u BCRG, VA.-The sixteenth annual session oi
Ibis SCHOOL FOR BOYS begins OCTODEls
lsT. Thorough preparation for The University OF
Virginia and other COLLEGES. HglN recommended
hv the Faculty aud by Professors In special
schools = of ihe University. For catalogue adj
CTfss W. GORDON MCtAbE,
an 9-codl1krn Principal.
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CfOR I1ENT. DWELLIN0,HOUSE
T. ll.O Csrisol street. rotssslSn. =, .isSc ~
sbcss siesss ls!: App!y 10 r. y tiVaAinnsvN y. IA a.
o. b w. RIChABu10Ss A'sW
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Bs.1HsAa :, 5.s Afca SSs tsisrsSsSusss 6 3 81
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TOR RENT, THAT DESiRABLEM
T. STORE No. 9Oa wcst Mslu street, one -
square wesl Of uonI oe Park. With three rooms sna
stand fer grocery " MAKE s.ors. ASe'y %
Real EssaIe Axenfs
"a i8-eodSt Bauk snd eioyeeth . WIS.
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fOR RENT.

E9R. RENT, BRICK DWELLING a
II No 329 vaest Caiy street,. sootsinlng nine ~
ro,ns hoi and c<ld walrr. doxltt. pariors. msrble
r,AlyIs bal h room cook Ing ssBke, and all nodfrn
eonyrnienceS. Price t3Su, App y TO
80 23, ,eodss CnAkfN. sfAtIEs %.
EOR RENT, IsyxELlING no. 2l3G
~ ca, Main street bet wexa sseond end Th'rd81
BsIreefs. wah, Syea pooEss, besides ki,ehs<, s,f.
lysuts', BATH, and store>foea. Po..r,siee en tsa
y ln..'otsr ss1, GKUBBS 4 WILLIAMS.
tse 1Seod3iI
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NOR RENT, pW ELLlNG at south 4

EOR REM, Aw ELLlNu " sUu vi
IL wesL corner of Grsse and tsusnee sree,s
With ~ roonpss kBesea win foo.ns sao's a""
carriaxe e -house. Aa ssode,n convsnh sces.
AKA. DWbkLkNG on Grace street seeonu s uge
above 81 rssIs ehsrvh. Nth 10 or "a roons. su,ts
able for bsaxdAsg sg-house Or for wo's s'ohA'
gey kspau ...
Asos DWELLlNG No, los sfsi Main siree.'
With = roons Kitchen With roens; gs'' wa'eF,
haih. &c. SH ~ house. -.
Aise, DWELLING No. 53a aoy,h second s,rets
with rooms; kiIchel With z rooms large stis ~.
Also, DWELLING no. so8 north ffnh sueets
With room.; large YARD; snsnea; SS; SS&;,,rysus.
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SCHOoL-BOOKs.
WEST. JOHNSTON & co.
oer for tale at the lowest prices all the SCHOOL,
BOOkS ibst are used In the private atd public
schools. and IN our large stock can be found many
of The books second hand al haf.price. Order So
Iciien and catalogues furnished. Sc le.lw
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TARDIVEL. % west
wi 46th ST.. New York, reOpens sept. 27th Board
ing and Day school for Young Ladies aud Children.
Thorough teaching; daily lectures; Languages spo-
Ven within months. Drawing and musical advan-
taees unsurpassed. Public examination Tor eradu-
80 au lt-4taw52t
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w ANTED, A WETNURsE. Call at
w sl5 Broad street, between Eighth aud Ninth
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WANTS.

WANTED. S UFF e RERs FROM
w PILES, FiSsURE. and FIsTULA TO re-
member that DIR. w. X, SMITH. OF Baltimore will
he IN Richmond SATURDAY MORNING, septem-
ber 25ih at l O'Clock. remaining four days. OF-
sICE, lll3 Main street tup stairst Cures without
knife, Iigaure, caustic, or any pafnfnl process.
Ladies' attended at their residences. Refer, 10 S1r
II. NJ. Smith, W. W. GOsdea, r. III. simpson. aud
many other citizens OF Richmond So 23-3tf
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Dttween Br'Iau ahu M1rsuaII stIeots. se % Im .
HAVE THIS DAY Reduced MANY

"ANTED, OCCUPAYTSFGnx SUJE
w OF ROOMS. Baih-room--b.t and ooid wafer.
Also. a FRONT BASEMENT ROOM, suitable Tor
q doctors of ae or a scDoOlroom openlDx on ms
strper 2p3 wsst Grace. sci 7Zaw2w
CUMAC- AND BLACk-OAk BARK
y WANTBD.-We viii pay the highest market
price cash for any quantity OF WfLL-CukkD
SUMAC LEAVES, and for BLASxsOAk BARK.
at onr fac snrIes ir RiGbIsond or feterDn Ad-
dress JUhS II. III rlNN ~ t'..,o
26l7 and 2e19 Main street.. kichmons. or 4o3
Boiling DxoOk street, Petersburg, VA. ~ I-sm
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-08-05
TANNER STILL HOLDS OUT.

A dispatch from New York dated Au-
gust 3, gives the following particulars of
DR.. Tanners fast. His task will be fin
ished at 70 o'clock on Saturday next:
His features are pinched and drawn,
and his eyes look heavy. His temper is
irritable, and crowds of spectators annoy
him. His usual drive failed to benefit
him, and he says he will give up going
out until the end of his fast. During
the morning he drank at intervals less
than half pint of croton and mineral
water. He is now on his thirty-seventh
day. The record of DR.. Haeher, who was
one of the watchers, last night says '1
don't yet find anything alarming in DR..
Tanners condition, and believe from the
strength developed when he walks,
moves and speaks, that if he abstains
from irritating drinks, like mineral
water, he may fast four or five days more
that is up to Saturday." His strength
seems to leave him during the early
morning hours, and at this time the
watchers are doubly careful lest signs of
collapse should begin to show themselves.
At one time during last night there were
no less than ten physicians in the gallery.
Tanner seemed to wish for all the air he
could possibly get, and had all the win
dows open. A refreshing breeze during
the night was enjoyed very much by him.
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penditures, and the liberties of the people
will be protected by government OF law
and order administered strictly in the in
terests of all the people and not OF corpo-
rations and privileged classes. do not
doubt the discriminating justice OF the
people and their capacity for intelligent
self government, and therefore do not
doubt the success Of the DEMOCRATIC
ticket. Its success would bury beyond
resurrection
THE SECTIONAL. JEALoUsIEs AND IA'
TREDS
which have so long been the chief stock
in trade of pestiferous demagogues. and
in no other way can this be 80 effectually
accomplished. 1t would restore harmo-
nv and good feeling between all sections
and make us in fact as we'll as in name
one people. The only rivalry then would
be in the race for the development of
material prosperity, elevation of labor,
enlargement of human rights, promotion
of education, morality, religion, liberty,
order and all that would tend to make us
the foremost nation of earth in the grand
march of human progress.
am, with great respect, very truly
yours, WIN. II. ENdLlsH'
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-08-05
CHANGE IN DAY OF MEETING.

The meeting of the County Executive
Committee has been changed from next
Tuesday to next Monday in order to &C.
commodate the members of the Commit
tee who wish to attend the Georgia State
Agricultural Fair Association, which
meets in Hartwell on next Tuesday.
Every member of the Committee should
attend on next Monday.
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there were some body of men to obey
him. Shakespeare tells us of Banquo's
ghost, which would not down when bid
den, and we predict that Gen. Grants
army of Boys in Blue" will show them
selves equally perverse by refusing to up
at his command. Grant is dead lion
so far as politics is concerned, and the
sooner he realizes the fact the less ridicu-
lous he will appear.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-08-05
IMPERIALISM REVIVED.

Gen. Grant has at last determined to
,upport Garfield and Arthur, and ap-
pears for their relief in most dictatorial
proclamation to the "Boys in Blue"
whom he seems to imagine he still COM
mands, in the following:
GENERAL ORDERS, NO. J..
Hnos. UNION VETERANS UNION.
"BoYs IN Blue" New York, July %.
T. The member for each State of the
National Committee of the Union Vete-
rams Union will at once proceed to or
ganize the "Boys in Blue" in their re.
soective States to promote the election of
Garfield and Arthur.
II. The organizations Of the "Boys in
Blue" will report to the department COM
manders Ia their respective States. BY
order Of U. .. GRANI, -,
Commander.in.Chief "Boys in Blue"
DRAKE DEKAy. Adjutant- General.
This is a pretty piece Of impudence
coming from the party which is opposing
Gen. Hancock, because he is military
man. They do not want to elect mil
itary man who pur,ues the way of peace
in times of peace. but wish to elect by
military means the man who pursues the
ways of war in times of peace. This
order of Gen. Grant shows that he is so
thoroughly imbued with imperialism
that he cannot write out notice for or
eaaiza4ion without doing so in the dicta'
torial style of an autocrat 1t would be
unsafe for the Republic to sanction the
political party which pursues victory by
such methods The foregoing is the
serious view of General Orders, No. l."
but it also has something of the ludi-
crous. Gen. Grant seems to have forgot
ten that he is not at the head of On army,
apd is issuing his General Orders" as if
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-08-05

- The New York World says: "Of
the six New England States not more
than one is really safe for Garfield, while
in a second the chances are strongly and
in third slightly in his favor. AS for
the remaining three, Connecticut is rea-
sonably sure Tor Hancock, New Hamp-
shire belongs to the party which fights
hardest, and in Maine, according to the
Heralds correspondence, the situation
is decidedly unlavorable to the Republi-
cans.'"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-08-05

The many friends of Capt. JOHN w.
DANIELS respectfully announce him as
candidate for reelection as Clerk of the
Court for this County. Capt. Daniels has
proven himself an efficient and acceptable
officer, and will abide by the action Of the
Democratic party in the coming canvass.
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- The Maine Democrats have fused"
with the Greenbackers on the electoral
ticket. The Greenbackers have nomi.
mated four of the seven candidates.
There is fair chance, at least, that the
combination will carry the State, which
will then give four votes to Weaver and
three to Hancock.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-08-05

The many friends of r. C. JOHNSON,
of Brushy Creek township, nominate him
for Clerk Of Court for Anderson County,
subject to the rules and regulations of the
Democratic party. Mr.. Johnson is one
armed Confederate soldier, and if elected
will make competent and obliging officer.
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The handsome residence of Col. J. 1.
Robertson, of Abbeville, was entirely
consumed by fire on last Tuesday mig mt
from an unascerlaiued cause. The
dwelling was built 10 1850 by the late
Col. J. Foster Marshall, at q cost of some
twelve thousand dollars, and had recent
" been repaired at considerable expense.
It was one of the handsomest residences
in Abbeyille. There was only four thou
sand dollars Of insurance on it, so that
Col. Robertson is very heavy loser. A
considerable amount of Hon. A. Burt's
personal property, which was in one of
the rooms, was also destroyed.
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For County Commissioner.

The friends Of Mr.. r. S. BAILEY, re-
cognizing his peculiar fitness for the Office
respectfully announce him as q candidate
for reelection as County Commissioner Of
Anderson County-subject to the result of
the primary election of the Democratic
party of this County.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-08-05
E. B. MURRAY,
County Chairman.

Senator's Wade Hampton and q. 3.
Vance spoke at Democratic ratification
meeting in Staunton, Va, on Monday,
and we are told by the correspondent OF
the Richmond Dispatch that constant
roars of applause were kept up, except
when the pathetic appeals of the sena-
tors from the Carolinas to Virginians
not to force the hated Republican rule
again upon the South brought a solemn
hush upon the vast assembly, and some
tears to the eyes of Massey"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-08-05

The friends of Col. M. P. TRIBBLE re-
spectfully announce him as a candidate for
County Treasurer, subject to the action of
the Democratic party. Col. Tribble is
thoroughly reliable and competent gentle
man, and if elected will make al excellent
Treasurer. BELToN.