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REPUBLICAN REORGANIZATION.


longing after political notoriety, and is
preparing for another political funeral in
this County next fall. He has called
meeting Of the Republican County Con-
vention for the oath of this month, for
the purpose of electing delegates to the
State Convention to send delegates to
Chicago. This is all right, if he only
has the sense to stop there. Any organ
isation of the party in this County for
the purpose of running campaign this
year is worse than futile. Our majority
has heretofore been three thousand, and
with the decentralization among the Re
publicans consequent upon their repeated
overwhelming defeats, we propose to
make that majority four thousand this
year. Parker claims that numbers of
dissatisfied white Democrats are "patting
him on the back" and telling him to go
on, and expects to be promoted to the
leadership of respectable party. Such
expectations are foolish. There is no
division among the Democrats that will
not be fully settled, and the prospect for
harmony and enthusiasm was never bet
ter for the party in Anderson County
than it is to-day. Whatever differences
there may be among Democrats will be
settled within the party and at our
primary election. No white men are
going to consent to become the tools of
Parker and his negro party. Men may
lead him to believe so for the purpose of
making dupe of him, and the fun of
seeing his crowd overwhelmingly defeat
ed once more, but there is no strength
for the Republicans from such source.
There is but one chance for the Repub-
licans in this County to have any infu-
ence on our elections, and that is for a
split to occur in the Democratic party
and an independent ticket to be run. In
that event they might elect their man
or men. This, however, is not going to
happen. There is too much intelligence
and patriotism in the County to give any
encouragement to Independents. Our
party rules are too fair and impartial for
any cause for independentism to arise.
Our people understand it fully. 1t is
nothing but Republicanism in disguise.
The men who would run as independents
are unworthy of public confidence. They
are selfish and deceitful. Our people
would as soon, or perhaps sooner, vote
for Republican and be done with it.
The work of recognizing the Republi-
can party is, therefore, useless and hope
less undertaking. 1t is dead in Ander-
son County. and cannot be resurrected.
Any time which the colored people put
into an effort to revive it here is lost.
They had better attend to their business
and let politics alone. They will make
money by doing so. Our citizens should
watch the tenor of the meetings which
have been called, and if they tend to a
reorganization of the party for campaign
purposes, we must redouble our dill
gence and prepare to inaugurate a cam
paign which will teach both indepen-
dents and Republicans that no such dis
reputable party can get any foothold in
Anderson County.
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MARBLE YARD.

A LII persons wanting TOMBSTONEs
IA will do we'll to call on me, as l have
on hand oil grades of Marble, and work all
the new designs. l warrant my work to
give satisfaction. Prices to suit the times.
am prepared to take care of the County
travel and regular boarding Mt reasonable
rates at the Benson House. Meals 25 cents.
Lodging 25 cents. -
THOS. NJ. WHITE.
Feb &c, 1880 33
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Walhalla Courier: The weather has
been quite cold for the past few days,
with plenty of frost and some ice. 1t is
though the fruit crop has suffered con-
siderable damage by the cold snap.
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NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT.
~ The undersigned, Executor of the
Estate Of Simeon Smith, deceased, hereby
gives notice that he will apply to the Judge
of Probate at Anderson c. H., S. c., on the
10th day of May, 1880, for Il Final Settle
ment Of said Estate and q discharge from
said Executorship.
~ J. n. WYATT, Ex'r.
April 8, 1880 80
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- What is the best thing to do in
hurry? Nothing.
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Notice to Stove Buyers.

NNE HUNDRED STOVES to be sold
~ cheap-of the celebrated make of
Thomas Robert Stephenson & Co.-to good
parties on the Cotton Option or for Cash.
Come and see them.
STEAM COOKERS Mt low prices. Nos.
81. 90; 8, $3.50; I, $500; 6, $3.50.
l.. H. SEEL,
West End Waverly House.
March IS, 1880 36
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Notice to Contractors.

April 8, 1880
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CAIGFgEgIA.
The vFea:her-snoH, Rain and wind.

! Inc Hca.hcF-sDOW, KAN ana " inu.
! SHASTA, March 3d.-It showed lightly dur.
ing the night, but this morning turned to q
cold rain, which still continues During part
of the night the wind blew perfect hurri-
cane.
MARYsvHLE, March 3d-The weather is
cold aud cloudy. a slight sprinkle OF rain
fell this afternoon.
GEORGETOWN, March 5d.-Rain fell here
| all day yesterday, and at some time during
the night turned to snow. 1t has showed all
day to-day, being at this time about six or
eight inches deep. There are no signs yet Of
fair weather. Barometer 90 70. Not less
than eight feet of snow in the aggregate has
fallen here this winter. Rainfall up to date.
including snow, 81 inches.
MERGED, March Sd.-The weather to-day
has been showery, the wind from the north
west, accompanied by hail. The pluviolneter
shows q fall of SO of an inch Of water for
the day, making Gal inches for the season.
The indications are favorable for more rain
during the night. The prospect for the grain
crop is now favorable.
SUIsUN, March 3d.-Tt commenced raining
last night, and continued until o'clock this
morning, when we had severe hail-storm
1t is now clear and very cold.
RIO VISTA, March 3d.-A little more than
half an inch of rain fell here to-day. The
weather is now clear w th the wind in the
west. Total rainfall for the season, 703
inches.
yIsAL1A, March 3d.-It began to rain
about o'clock this morning 10 Of an inch
has fallen to-day.
GONZALES, March 3l-It commenced RAIN
ing this morning, and stopped just now. To-
tai fall, .2S OF an inch. There are prospects
Of more tonight.
SALINAS, March 3d.-Heavy rain showers
have faAn all day. amounting to An inch.
making $50 inches for the season. 1t is still
raining, with prospect of continuance.
Los ANGELES, March 3d-It commenced
raining here at 6 P. NJ, and has continued
raining lightly for several hours, with fair
prospects of continuance.
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BUDWEISER.

q. CONRAD & CO.'S "BUDWEISER" LAGER
BEER acknowledged fy all to be the best and
pUrest in the United States, and has not only
VIGOROUSLY retained the first rank in the Eastern
States, where the best Breweries we with each
other in the production of GOOD BEER, but has
also become the favorite over all other brands of
imported BEER on the Pacific coast. In fact on
this coast it has become not only an article
OF luxury, but an article Of cessity, being
really THE ONLY GOOD and WHOLESOME
BEER which could conscentiousy be introduced as
a beverage into tie family, or used for medicina
purposes. For the latter purpose c. CONRAD 4
CO.'S BUDwEIsER BEER is peculiarly adapted,
and IS fast gaining the preference the strong
Ales and Porter, being superior in flavor and free
from all impurities 1t is mild and nourishing and
just the article Tor convalescents and ladies' The
brilliant sparkle and creamy foam Of this BEER is
the result Of natural fermentation, and not pro-
duced by artificial means or injurious Ingredients
C. CONRAD & co. guarantee that their BEER
is brewed according to the original "BUDWEISER"
process Of the best Saazer Hops aud Bohemian
Barley, and warranted to keep in any climate. We
take pleasure in recommending it TO our friends and
patrons a superior article OF LAGER BEER
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Collision OF Vessels Il, a suow.sior.,,.

PoRT TOWNSEND, March Sd.-The revenue
cutter Wolcott passed up to the head of this
bay early this morning, having in tow the
bark Oregon, lumber-laden from Seabeck, in
a water logged and disabled condition, and
with bowsprit and headgear entirely gone.
Captain Hooper, of the Wolcott while cruis-
ing yesterday, discovered her condition, i'm
mediately went to her assistance, and sue
ceeded in towing her to a place of safety.
He reports having found the bark off the
Race Rolls, full of water, from having col
lided with an unknown bark on Monday
night about IL o'clock, during thick snow,
Storm The fate Of the other vessel is I'M
known, but the Wolcott Immediately re-
turned to the scene of the disaster to search
further for the missing vessel, which may
have reached the Royal Roads or be disabled
in the Straits. The Wolcott had great diff
Guilty in towing the Oregon into port, on &C
count of her disabled condition and heavy
xuaat thor cam hined
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BRIgF REFERENCE.

The railroad ticket agent in this city re
ceives some very original communication
from persons iaquiring as to rates. Yester
day letter was received addressed ''T'o the
Railroad ticlitt Agent for tie Humboldt anC
platt of Newbraskey Il. T., Sacramento,
city, Cal" 1t was postmarked at jackson
Anador county.
In the case of W. d. Stafford. charged
with embezzlement, Justice Coggins over
ruled the defendants demurrer, aad the caust
Will be tried before jury tomorrow.
The retrial of II. T. Fitzgerald, for an at
tempt at extortion, viii be commenced in tht
Police Court tomorrow.
Sacramento river-12 feet inches.
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One Of tI.e ssendorino outlars On Tr;nI.

UNAH. March 3i.-H. Z. Brown, one Of
the Mendocino outlaws, so called, was called
for trial to-day. a motion for continuance
on the ground of an absent witness was over
ruled. A motion for continuance of eight
DAYS, on the ground of the impossibiity Of
defendant to have Greed Raymond, his senior
counsel, present, was also oyerruled. A jury
was secured at half past 8 O'Clock, and CON
sists of eight from Potter valley, three from
Little Lake and one of this place T. L.
Carothers addressed the jury, outlining the
case, aud informed them that the evidence Of
an accomplice would be given. There is great
interest manifested in the case.
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Passengers Passins Carlln for California.

CARLIN, March 31.-rhe following passen-
gers passed Carlin to-day, to arrive in Sac
rarnento tomorrow Mrs. r. b. Bidleman,
Oakland, Cal. Edgar Mills, wife, child
aud nurse, San Francisco; l.. NJ. Waters,
George w. Sanders. Des Moines, Ia Mrs.
Fourgeand, Miss Fourgeand, Edward Wine
hill, New Orleans, La A. Lynds, Rich
mond, Va. 3. NJ. Hartshorne, San Fran
cisco; George a. Walters and wife, British
Columbia; NJ. Gay, Cherry Creek, New !;
Miss Jennie Mcclure, Ohio Mrs. Bailey,
Detroit, Mich William W. White, Long
Island 2. Deylin, Canada T. A. IRELAND,
Reno, New; Mrs. NJ. r. Webster, East
Boston, Mass. G.. IL. Halsey, Southamp-
ton, n. Y; 10 emigrants, including 81
males, to arrive in Sacramento March 9Th
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AUkzGsA.
Prenosca EGuc:

Proposed Educational Institution.
PHGNIx, March 3d-The Congregational
ist Society of the Pacific coast has just pur-
chased an entire block of land in the central
portion of this city, and will erect an educa-
tional institution 20 cost $4,000.
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WARRINGTON TERRITORY.
Thier Cnniurrd-, ron rrosnccls

WALLA WALLA. March 3d.-A man named
.McCIearn stole bank deposit note of the
value of $500 from a prostitute whom he has
been living with all winter, and started for
Portland, but was arrested at Wallula by
Sheriff Thompson. The money was most all
found hid in his boots.
The prospects here are not so favorable as
last year for croDs
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Stabbed by Il Justice OF the Pcace-0m.
ciai Seriously EujureI

SAN Francisco, March Sd. D. Com
molly, Justice of the Peace, while drinking in
a saloon last night with several others, be-
came involved in an alteration, blows fol-
lowing. Connolly left the saloon, but returned
in a few moments with small dirk, which he
drove to the hilt in the body of John Doyle
Connolly was arrested. Doyle'S wound is not
considered fatal.
John W. Taylor Superintendent of Public
Instruction, was thrown from buggy this
morning and received serious injuries, remain
ing unconscious two hours.
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Report OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 3d.-Leland Stan
ford, President of the Central Pacific Rail
road and Occidental and Oriental Steamship
Company, confirms the report that the Pa
cifc Mail gives up its China line to the.Union
and Central Pacific Railroads, including the
steamers City of PeAing and City Of Toxic
Utah leyies an assessment of 81 per share.
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MARYsvnLE, March 3d-A man named
John Bunker, stopping at the Philadelphia
House, took an overdose of morphine last
evening, and before a physician could be
summoned death ensued. Deceased was
from Maine, unmarried, and aged about GO
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MARRIED.

Sacramento. March BY Rev. J. A. Bruner,
assisted by Rev. DR.. Bentley Elwood Bruner to
Miss Lille, daughter OF Daniel Flint, ESQ., OF this
city.
Railroad Hill, Yuba county, February 22-otis
Nelson Marrow TO Isabella McNuty.
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HGyADA.

Agility w. STRENGTH.
RENO, March 3d.-A heavy snow is falling
The weather is warm.
Caldera, the strong man, was thrown twice
out of three times last night by A. l.. Hurd
draYrnan.
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AFTERNooN sEaniok.

FIFTY MORE CASES of Dry Goods, Notions,
Boots, Shoes, ETC., received again yesterday
at the Red House. Long-leg Rubber Boots,
only SO 70 Rubber Coats, Pants and Hats
all much lower.
ALL frst-class grocers keep Chesley
Rock l. Rye. No other genuine.
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Bnainesg Advertisement

buslIas5 hdYsrlsements.
House FOR sale Carl strobel
Sheep ranch for sale-c W Clinton.
sozoaont advertisement.
Progress and Poverty Henry Georges new book
at Houghtoh's
Flowers and planta-P Kunz
saddiery and harness-R. Stone & Co.
d. DeBcrnardi Co.-Notice.
Western White Lsad-C. T. Reynolds & Co.
Republican mass meeting Saturday night.
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SECOND DIspATcH.l

APFLEs.-We noticed to-day fine lot OF
Placerville Apples at the Fulton Market
four tiers-BellHower, Spitzenberg, Swaare,
Newton Pippins and other varieties. Long
ton & Anthony
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FRUITS, SEEDS AND PRODUCE
EE0S & BARNES

MERCHANTS AID DEALERS In
Produce, Vegetables, Butter, Eggs, Cheese.
Poultry, Green and Dry Fruits, Honey, Beans, etc.
ALFALFA SEED.
~ Potatoes III carload let's or lcss.
d23-Iptf Nos Il and % J street.
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RORfi.

lone Valley, February 2i-Nife Of T.. s. Cleveland,
a daughter.
Sonora. February 2l-wfe Of Ben. Sears, daugh-
Tracioe, February 2o-wife Of F. P. stevens, a
oroyiile, February 2i-wife of s. j. wright. a
daughter
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Collision at Night.

VICTORIA, March 3d-Between II and u
o'clock on Monday night, during the .preva-
lence OF dense snow storm, a collision DC.
Cured in the Straits between an unknown
vessel and the bark Germania, bound from
San Francisco for Departure Bay for coal;
The top gear of the latter vessel was carried
away, but owing to the dense darkness OF the
night it was impossible to ascertain the ma
ture of the damage sustained by the other
ship. As the vessel did not come on end 1t IS
thought that the unknown ship was not seri-
ously injured. A vessel was seen early yes.
terday morning passing up the Sound as II
bound for Port Townsend, and it is probable
that she was the craft in collision.
SECOND DIsPATCH.l
VICTORIA, March 3d.-The revenue cutter
Walcott arrived here this afternoon In search
of the ship Blue jacket. supposed to have
been ruiz into by the bark Germania In the
Straits last night. The cutter has gone down
the Straits. The Blue Jacket is laden with
Wellington coal for San Francisco.
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DoS'T FoRGET those choice Sugar-Cured
Hams at Paulk's, No. S14 K street.
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A FRrsH ARRIVAL of very handsome Pink
and Blue Marseilles Spreads, 81 80 and So so,
very cheap, on Domestic Counter at the Red
House. Also, % doz Spanish Colored Fringed
Spreads, 81 So, 81 and 81 %. and some.
thing new in Reversible Honeycomb Quilts
very large sizes). Bates, Lewiston and Mar
settles, etc., from 90 cents to So.
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PACIFIC SLOPE NEWS.
DISPATCHES OF, LAST NTcEr,

DISPATCHES OF LAST NIcEF,
YESTERDAYS STORM REPORTS.
Trial at Ukiah Of One Of the Mendocino
Outlaws.
PASSENGERS FRoM TIE EAST BY RAIL
Proposed Erection Of an Educational Insti
tuition in Arizona.
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STAR MILLS AND MALT HOUSE.
NEUBOVRG IL Lagos.

AyoS. so, 81 AND 81 FIFTH ST., SACRAMENTO.
~ dealers in Produce and Brewers Supplies.
Manufacturers OF Malt and all kinds Of Meals ETC.,
Oatmeal, Cornmeal, Cracked Wheat, Graham Flour,
Buek1heat Flour, etc. dl7lptf
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turner's masked ball tonight
Woman's Home Association this afternoon.
Bank books wanted-M. j. Simmons.
Situation wanted by a girl.
New class for ladies' J.. Skinner.
Company i, l. o. o. F. Battalion this evening.
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CHOICE SPIcED Roll BACON, az II. ii.
Paulk's Cash Grocery, No. S14 K street.
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DIED..

San Francisco, March 3-M. A Robinson, vile of
Charles l. Robinson of consumption.
Funeral from late residence March 5th.l
Stockton, February 27-Annie D. Taylor, is years,
months and Is days.
Woodland, March la. W. Tucker, "A years.
Bode, February 2S-Alexander j. Mcmillan, 81
years
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81. F. Cutters OLD BoUEBoN...This cele-
brefed Whisky is for sale by all frst-class
druggists and grocers. Trade mark-Star
within Shield.
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To HoUsEKEEPERs.-We have this day
placed Oh our counter lot of Nottingham
lace remnants, suitable for covering transoms,
and the various other uses to which yard
lengths can be put. They are ell fresh and
new. are not damaged, but have been bought
as sample lot, and are offered at about one
Quarter the regular prices. Weinstock &
Iubin, proprietors Mechanics Store.
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AavRREIsBaIENT MzRvIoa.

M.z- eier-' 81 degrees. Min. tier. 10 degrees.
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JAMES G. PATRICK,
d. HENsuAw WARD,
J. c.. kIrTLE,
w. w. HoLLIsTER,
ALBERT DBBLEE,
NJ. c. BLAKE,
bella MnLNAN,
GEO. W. AloNEAR,
And others.
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Take "BLAcK-DRAUGHT" and you
will never be bilious.
For sale by Simpson, Reid e. Co.

Il Cough. Gold or Sore Throat should be
stopped: Neglect frequently results in nh
Inc,yabie lang Disease or Consumption.
Broun's bronchial 7foches arc certain 10 girc
relief in Asthsia, Bronchitis, Coughs, Caiarrh,
Consumptire and Thr0dt Diseases. For thirty
years the ,Troches have boon recommended
by physicians, and always give perfect sat
isfaction. They are not new or untried, but
having been tested by wide and constant
use for nearly an entire generation, they
have attained wcl-merited rank among the
few staple remedies of the age. Public
Speakers and Singers nse them .o clear ai;,
strengthen the Voice. Sold at twenty-five
cents box everywhere. I5.Iy
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ID stop Organs. Sub Bass and Coupler On
Iy $6J-nest Ia the ~

- Optn your eyes wide before YOU scnd
North for Instruments Spread earle adycr-
tisements do not always tell the exact truth.
Bc,tcr instruments ut same or less prices
can he bad nearer home. Sec these offers ::
ORGA NS-l5 Stops, 4 Sets Reeds Sub Bass
hi,i Coupler Beautiful Case. only $65 !: o
stops. \ sets Reeds, only SO; Stops. 3 sets
leeds. SO. Stool and Book included. PI-
AMOS Oct. large size, Rich Rosewood
Case, only $i70; u Oct. largest size, only
500; - Oct. Square Grand, extra large,
Magnificent Case, only $3.50. Stool and
Cover included. All from old and reliable
makers. and fully guaranteed Is days test
irioi: we pay freight il not satisfactory.
Positively the best bargains in the U. S.
No mistake about this. We mean business
and competition with the world. Send for
Fall Prices 1850. II will pay you. Ad-
dress LUDDEN & BATES, Southern Mu-
sic House, Savannah, Ga. l0--4
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LAND FOR SALE.

NILL be sold Oh SALEDAY in JAN
w UARi next at public auction be-
lore The Court House door Mt Anderson
,. g., II not earlier disposed of Mt private
sale. the Tract of Land whereon Mrs. Jane
T. Elackman, formerly Mrs. Norris, now re-
sides. containing $50 acres, more or less.
ara lying in Hall Township, Anderson
County.
Terms Of !Saic-Onc fourth cash, and the
nalailcc on one and Two years credit, with
interest from date at seven pcr cent. md n
mortgage on the premises. Purchaser to
pay Tor all necessary papers. Call on me
for torms at private sale.
B. F. GRAFTON, Trustee.