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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-30

lots Resins arm and quiet at 81 sGgsl oS 90 Sr sf"e' "
OCEAN FREIGHTs-Au rates were without mater "a a.
changes ard the ZONE was thing Dn' tn W 600
bush Grain 6sI 200 bbs our, through, - % 20
ram 90 100 90 es nesf es SO hs PORK is 1900 bales
Cotton througn I'D Tobacco, 5Os 100 tpus AeSue
private ferns quoted 74q7iqd 1000 bOis rlonr 81
p saq S. TO- Tsb,Soo s "a TONS Meaufo@ent
2Os r. 5s GasgoE q am Gram 2ii , -0 .9s Cheese
as e. s 90 Pork A. ca ,d TO- tons Hgas pyqs
terms quotsi id Huh steam. AV0l BUSH 90 Vs'
EVENING" at sh1; $4,000 bush do, 90" Gay; ., :.
no engagements 10 the GO u1ent OF importance.
ase srns beck Tit ron ore &c c1rent ano,hef .
seville 500 bhl. and 1000 case iganea 40 81 Italian Ian
Pc; Am ship 20 lava $50 cases 40 &c a. e
ship to ,cr for or'ors G. 90 qfs cram 9s gu "a a0
or vessel vas offered at Is on The spot ana one o. oO'V
oLs ,riccs sieldy aud business moderately it raj III
ior 9xpoTt was qnet ana na Sn
Home aie los sold ry ~ ie Crude r@de D suas
& high. ana @9s os,o eneS IN SSs Bere Sc
in hac pha baltimore a'ci CrIqs LED a =.
9Ss.G hsnSs F2e, ,oTesi ss 20 &C. o''iE 's''
PR0vIsioNs-P oKK-Export demand is very hight og'
guo.cd So % no saes Pered INJURIES %hC Dn in
piec and 9 Very oe Pain Ness EZRA tg g 80
10y pFIF n Ali : In fsir recue-t quoted -
cur MEATS steadily heid trlde very light ss' 599
smoked shoulders .. MIDDLls SHADE better n,oa
long and Short Clear hal, ana half 7.57 &c DRESS En
hogs higher and fairy acuVe NV nav
ana Light 6eG64c. Pigs. 6Sic.. western 6iea ie
LARD-Advauced aGlOc 100 N. ana Closed strong ~
the Ousiae figures export fair speculative business
reportcd sales Go Prime steam spot 1Gt 9Dc cos
ing soc; ics arTiv ssCc.; 10 tcS .1Iant y ,2
100 tes December SSjaas7 &c 500 tcs January siS
59oc dosing s03he; 400 tea: February. 8 2sge 9sc
closing 9.05,; 100 tos Msreh g. 5Hg &c eioSins 'i2o
YO,Q tcS Aprii 91Od02Oc. closing 30 d9<% % ~ W
ics see,s' option six mouths S5aS9 closing AvOc
Thru Cal--lannary. SS7 VU5.9Oc; February 81 {, -
March gU7 has 2Lc; Auril 915d917sc sci efs option
six months SS7 l9aS9Oc. Guy steam higher and more a.,
tive; sa es. ties. SS00SS OF RI nnedSaies ~
Comment gl5c closing 9.20c ... BU FER hai
and nominal Common SuictY Ch0ce ~tat' 10 q o"O'
Common Choice Western l3a lc Rolls 10
CHEESF-In little demand at very STEADY, pttcet
STATE Factory Poor to ChOcr. 9aidl3l4c; Half skins
Sl,G9 Inc: SKINS 5GSc. Western Poor TO Choice 100
skins 81 Uc; Cheddar Poor 10 ChOce ~
al 2c... EGGS-MaIKet very firm far inquiry Lone
Is aud ana near pv 03Gc STATE and Penns wanna b@d
sac We.ern - ode. Canada 21d3lc; southern 81 as C.
LINED, 25G26c.
RTCE-Moderateiy active steady. unchanged
SEEDS Quiet unchanged
STENRIN E-Quet hun quoted. S7sd9c =. .
SUGAR-Raw firm bat uiet Far To Good Rehnn@' t's1
734c: Refined active firm; Cut Loaf 9's6lOci crushed
sc Powdered 97sdlOc; GRADUATED, 92G9$c Staldeft
a" 9U:lsc. Confectionery a. 9isd9i4c; Mould "A.
9Ndgl &C.: GA a" 5l2ao While Extra C" oisaa'e
Yellow do &C.: Yellow &C" 1lsO1 ac; YeOWs, 61sU &c
TALLOW-oteady sales, 10000 ID. 6G6'sc.
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THE STATE OF TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BALTIMORE Dec. 2J.-cotton quiet and steady Middng
M Floui dull heavy and weak howard str ~ ana Vest
ern super - 1Odst d. extra - 1913 DO FaInyto 70
CItV Mills - JUdgf TO- lara ~ -Odso 90
Tsoiiy =, 5as6 90 RIO brands, goa 80 ~: fOapsCO
Fam H. 81 aAesJ-sOninern steady, VITA hght receipts
.ru lower closing southern Red, 81 10 o. 10
do ber "a 20 No. Western Winter Red spot aud
December 81 1914; January ~ i21sasi i24i February.
81 H. sasi 1914 March, 81 lsAatl 1872 COrD-SOuihern
Steady Western cOsing sIe0y southern White
Ve1,os 4gc esern spot ANA December 5ZS dJ3e
ianuary SO d G53@ic February, d54 DC Steamer A.
&c uas duh western Wnite, Al 0i2c, 20 Mixed, iVO
sic aye dun Hay nrIDcr Prime "a CAoico Pennsyl.
vsia aG Mar t2l as Provision, dun AID Mess
porK xlJ 20 Blk Meatsiooso shoulders and Gear RID
Sides Offering faeke, % 4c saeoh-SIoi s.
I,ea sc. Hams, JWlOc. Lard sac Butter
nnief PrmetO Cho escrn Packed, oa2Sc Role, -
80 Eggs higher fresh. s. 03se.; Lined. - G27C Pc
tloleum wholly nominal coffee hrInet no eareoes Idi
- sugar nTn; "A" SOFT 314c Wits
Eey auiet nj si 1881 IL FroFnts 10 Liverpool steamer
quiet Cotion, 'Is1 n, NJ DDS PEI ION 'sacSsl Grain
Corn 70 100 BUSH; OATS 800 BUSH Iye. 254 busn. ship
meIits-w heat. l44.3o3 bush Corr none ssles-Wheat.
al 800 bush. Corn 5t.6OJ Dush,
gIFFlIO Dec 2J- Flour quiet Wheat dali and nominal
Corn unchanged sales. 2,jOU bush OF High Mixed 1Oeco
az a. Lc: 10 OF No y track, 4JIsc. New
Western, 4Uc. steady sales. OF Mixed the
track at 4oc. cars VI White on TIE track 20 Al ia szc-
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BARLEY neglected Rye inactive Ra'roaa feightS to New
Wheat scarce and firm No Red Winter. 81 O5i receipts
200 bush 10y 80 Sas xe So5 @ e
20. 30 eqgGc Barley stronger go ray ooGg, ~, .s
quiet but nrm shoulders. LAG. ceT RIB 6ho Bacon
quoi. but Gear iup 74o. Whssey esal ~ = ~ v
Butter dull and nominal choice Western Irstre *
choice Central Ohio l692Oo sug9r steady anl s
ing - GiaS4 Butchers - 90a$j receipts oou he"a
shipments 2.bl1 head. . -,
-, oHiGt'0; pee, i so Ta Winter dc: SO.
Chicago spring gGac. $3.50. January Sl'ic Did
oSer; close strong 3Gac casu 33,c. Jauulrg - 81
Februafy: ~ c bd May a. &c. June oats nnseltie but
airy Sic asked May i've arm ana uue apged 81 oc bar
lev hrmer but not qu3,sny nshei a. - ~ Il, I,n n
ary. 80 40 3 February "O@sl& 30, Ma,cn
Lard unsettled hui generally higher 81 10 January
o6Uc as 81 - February sz az Toe March Buzz sieas
stronger fjc short lib, ODE; shOr Clra'
DETROIT pee 20 flour dun. waeat ste dy' NO White.
sellers at 91ec CASH 8! &C Iapnai Z, " yiys
sellers Al 9Il No Roll seller = ul corn dull No
Sclow I'VE i'm HSTo ~ & 20 En,te s9c NO
2 do $50 30 Nike. 57ilc: 80 do; 80 Hops-No
com 80 bu L.; 5000 busn shPr outs-F.oir, 1000
bols Whea 1000 bush corn lqC0 n 6u H. Wheat
eued unsettled aud oio-el strung No nWauhee h.ru
do 81 tc no do 7Sc; Rejected nominal DO Sorn I1r.
So Sc Barley iFiner ana hiehe5 No 5png faS IN
s2 i59 March Lard Prime steam; s;ooc ca.D ana jan
uarv 90 - March Hogs lover a. ipST ,, Nrc,ig.p
ooc GA Amber p Michigan %s 81 Gun X Red P@i
and anaary 9c: feeTgaikS 81 91 Mareh 90 I Rej
Wssash &c; no Dayton ana Michigan Red, 9s4c; no
Eea xsd s5S Corn dH R,sc HG & OF o Is au II 40
Nay SIC CIoyersced Primo Mammoth, 20 o. Dressed
9S Es y JanaarS. aac Febraary 81 G; March o6
Receipts Wheat 5000 bush ON, lG, 90 oush oats IL
bush. s!pmonts-wheat $4,000 bush; Corn llooo bush
Oats
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The following were the receiDLs Ini shipments a.
end from Chicago an Milwaukee, to-day:
EUROPEAN FINANcIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Dec. 2923O p n-PaTis advces quote three per
rente 81 frances % eentmes ior the ccounI e. .
LONDON. 293 p tlautic ana Great western hIst
mortgage certificates o. - DO. secOnu 31 New
York Central lob Reading, ~.
Lon On. pec 2.-4:5O D M tanuc ana Great Western
frsi m1ftavgo trustees certificate. t3J Euc 81 Z; o.
second cons0is. lODi2 New 70 Central 10 sanoS Cen
ITa Isl: Pouusyvdn'a Central ga; Reading y Pans
quote cent reneS - francs J22 eenuts Of
Tie account .
~. b. -. IL =.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
NOrICE.

Stockholders Of the STANDARD CONSOLIDA-
TED MINING COMPANY who desire a continuance
OF the present mana Gement-the same that has eX-
listed slice It's OiEanlZaUIOn-wII please make their
proxies IN name OF either Daniel Cook, john +.
Boyd, or William Willis, and inclGse 10 either Of
the undcIs gued. care Post Otlc Box No. 4,4JO
81. K COOK Nicc-Presdent.
JAMES II. BANKER, Director
NoW-York. Dc. y. 1850.
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.-vuouYe ruou sFyEN
- ,.,.pnn nRcF MRER %. 1850

nay AND sTRAw-An prices hrm' fe'eip@ "O-0 ''0
and aud without essential changes ae sales OF
IA byy Buenos 20 3c 800 pIy 11sec S Dry
,ooo ~ 100 AyIes Hips -, - ~ Day
S aas seconds, 2oAc iseJ Dry Bosvtn GO i7so DTy
central American, etc, 10 I.c
gay ~ nry ate terms 5000 CITY siaugh'enh a. yna.
All. 40 bales Calcutta Cow private 'eim'' 'oo W. ~
rather limited at the moenh but 'a'e prices
remain crop Neworleans moderately acuVe
55Gc2c; "sr0nEs-sps Turpentine was seM s@ he,y
~. y, a. Ioc Tor s0atherns In yard s"u ~ w. " ~
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financial.
PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY.

requested to represent Messs
McCALMONT BROS. q CO.. and other English holders OF
arge amount securing change in he MANAGEMENT
OF the Reading Railroad ana the prox are now In our pos
session They WI be the cleo Ion OK MT f. r.
BON "a PRESIDENT. to support hm By an harmoni
Gus Board stockholders who wish TO cooperate
this requested send their proxies or address to
Mossrs THOMAS \. BIODLE & co. No 32j Wanut't'
Philadelphia or Messrs SCOTT & LEAYITr. No "a Broad
st. New. YORK. Proxies shouts be flied IN to FRANCIS H.
PEABODY or IN his absence GEO c. MAGOU OF either
Of hen and will furnished application as above
KIDDER, PEABODY & co.
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BONDED DEBT LIMITED TO e25,O9O
per mile Of road finished by President Of The
UnItod states.
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FORM OF BONDS.

FORM OF DUNU6.
Coupons OF 81 600 each with privilege Of REGISTRATION o.
principal Registered certificates OF 5000 each
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financial.

ALL who are Interested in railroad business
~ and mile statistic. s1ond get T ~ ttlBU Nc Ale
MANAC for 1881, now ready. price y cents by MAJ.
AN ANNUAL MEETING of the stockh olders
Council Room OF The Association on MON DAY ll9aIy To-
Trustees aa tTsacting such business be-
iO Ne we MY. Dec 90 1880 ary
bankers and CAPITALISTS Will want to
- gei the r0ane man9e Tor l9s2 iiog ves tne P s'
25 cents by mail
CORRESPONDING CLERK, ENTRY CLERK
~ or assistant bOOkkctperBy Young man y yeis OF
reference to ability. Address l. H. Box A. Tribune
EDWARD c. FOX q co; c., x.,.v..,
buy and sell all active stocks the New1 stock Ez
change. clsh.
Gas STOCKS.
An NewYork and Brooklyn als stocks and also al kinds
OF brooklyn inye ,Fo az isEn T. Pi aS5 ~
10 BROAD--r AID % aNCH ~ Gt~PLACE-
GAS STOCKS s. City K. r. stocks and Bonds
~ bought and sold. + l. HEWITT. u tSehaugspL zee
GWYNNE & DAY.
HGA dt Is iH hIw M @ D. c
EOkDERS of the first mortgage nonis Of
the state Line Rawav C'nuany who de-
10 paruap1 n ne purchase nj rg2l1 12h Oh 'h'
NcgI or. Cit ant tho Oo1dHaefs agreement on OF
$ $ 2I5$ sIiH f committee
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
OFFICE or THE
OREGON RAILWAY AND NANlGAIION co.
sO ~ Nas5tu-si.
new YORK. November 29, $50.
The following resolution sscd D. tue Board or
Directors:
That second assessment 81 - Iff cent pom
for the Gapl stock o THIS 90 1n5
lauih0rz 81 bv ihr special SO kh'nrFs Nr lhg o oc pe
be the hereby o4dIei, IaiDo Jauu-
arr g. l,sl nc atiy's ONCE in New ) . b.
u to pteiIt or iuiI i4il @"h-
their chrct, u o1uer that we pay
'N'l' 'D' ~ IO.ACE WHITE. treasurer.
TIE NEw-Yogg TLEyATrp HAnFoAD CohFisY -lclt-t
TAsY AND TEEAst REf's UFrcE No bHoADWAi'
NEW-NoHk. December 4. 80 }
NOTICE. THE REGULAR ANNUAL
~ stockholders OF Ai company Tor eech-
thirteen the ensuing year aud Tor I'r
uut pose. held tine ONCE Of no tUupI4. 20.
JanuarV mkt tiannfV
Polls Dee at y o. .ocA I1, dnd
Ella L o'clock D.. 10, DO closed
th 1h inst and DO reopeucd On lie morn
Oi January l., next >. a 90 ~ -
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financial.
$2O,OOO,OoO
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
GENERAL FIRST MORTGAGE
RAILROAD AND LAND GRANT SINKING FUND
GOLD BONDS.

Principal and interest payable city Of NewYork In
gold present standard OF weight aud
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PRINCIPAL rUEJANUARY !. 1921.
INTEREST PER CENT. PAYABLE JANUARY AND
JULY !.
Free from all United States STATE and municipal TAX
may reqnred by law be deducted BY said Company
rom sad iuter.s ST."
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A simultaneous issue viii be made BY ME5sRs. j.
MORGAN d Co. in London.
Cope. OF bond and mort age aod further Information
IN ea concerning The GauG Gaat ETC. 20 obtained AT
our offices In pamphlet form.
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PACIFIC RAILWAY IMPROVEMENT co. }

PACIFIC RAILWAY IMPROVEMENT COZ
tIRCILAR 40. %.
NKW YORK Dec. 10, 1880.
T'HE SIXTH INSTALMENT OF 10 per cent
upon subscriptions ior the extension OF the Texas Pa
cine hallway win be due and payable December 20 a The
NOer1shOnef CO.. NO. "a E1cbsngeplace, Now
YmS Checks should be 10 the order OF e. r. Woenshofer
Paymens will be indor.ed upon and bonds ap
pertaining thiri instlont of ~ per wall DO
~ WoERlsHoPFEIl. Treasurer
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EDWARD c. FOX q co.
IL WALI~ST.. New-Y0rll
buy and stocks the New'l orl stock TX.
change margin or ior cisn.
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THR NATIONAL SHOE AMI LEATHER BsANx
- w.Yogk. Dec. u. isss0.
EIFTY-FOURTH DlViDkND.-The Dire,,
Il tors OF this bank have declared Q SEMIAENUAL
DIVIDEND Of FoUR4i PER GENT payable january
lsSl. until which date the ssnstsr beck VIII BE- closed
J. u. CRANE CAAntNw.
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OFFICE CONTINENTAL INsUBASCB. 90.
No 100 ROADWAY. SEw-lORk. Dec % 1850
rTHE ANNUAL ELECTION tor directors for
this company ST b. ncd MONDAY. the 10th day OF
Ianuar, next ONCE The poll nIl open az noon ana
remain open one hour. CflsU- PECk Srerethy.
THE IMPORrFRs' And TRADERS NATIONAL BASK org
NEW.YogK, NEw.IOIgS. December l6, 1880
THE ANNUAL ELEC HON for directors OF
Tins hank viii Ds held al s bau.ing rooms. corner Of
Rroaiwav ard MurI1y-st. TUESDAY. January ii, 1881
The poll viii be open hOn II m. 10 y. m 1900, 49,
EDWARD TOWNSEND, cashier:
ono Central RAILROAD COL
TOLEDO o.. De- 81 1880
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF The STOCk-
bolera ann Registerrd BOudnders this company
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CORRESPONDING CLERK, ENTRY CLERK
~ or assistant DOOkkctper-By Young man y YeiIs OF
&c in fancy dry-gJ01s or jOD1ng mousse gpod
reference as ability Address !. H. Box Al, Tribune
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y
NOTICE.-COupons of the following bond.
~ matuin January l. 1884, will be paid on and a'er y
uary - the flee " Mes,rs Jesdp. Faton ~ w. NJ
Williams . NcW.YOik:
Chicago and Alton First Mortgage ....
It LOUIS, Jacksonville ana chicago second 9loftbAe"
Alabama Central FIRST NO tgage
Dubuque CITY First M0ftgaso.
Toilet and Chicago First Mortgage.
Dubuque DAKOTA Fist Mortgage
JOiet Steel Company t1fsJ Mortgage.
JoieI steel Company second Mortgage
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OFFCR WOFRlsIOFFkH q
81, EXCHAEGE-PLACE.
SEw-Y DIRK, Dec %. 1897
ITO PROVIDE means for the construction OF
the main line Of Railway. from the city OF NexIco to
the United states frontier Laredo or Eagle Pass
On the rio Giaude. he right which has been
granted 10 The Mexican National Contradiction Company Dy
the JeNcan GOV rumeut y sOcalled Pa ullVan
conces,ion and construction Ot ceran connecting
lines and purposes appertanilg 10 such ines we invite
behalf Company, pu0nS u inc following
seCuri les: -.
OF tho First MOrtgage six Per Cent ThIrtyyear
Gold Bonds OF IAe Mexican National hallway
Company, and
1900 OCO Of inc stock Company uuon the fol
Owing ana conditions, VIZ:
The SUI sCrDer Is to become EMIT cd 10 receive:
For every 05J cash paid Bonds 81 0un} 80 ono
In stock, l.0O0S gown
Subscription opens December % ana closes sofa at M
For further particulars apply 10 - . - $1,000. -
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NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT. -
IN Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned, Administrator of the Estate Of
James Gilmer, deceased, will apply to
the Judge of Probate for Anderson County,
on the 9th day of May, 1880, for Final
Settlement and discharge from his office as
Administrator Of the Personal Estate of the
said James Gilmer, deceased.
j. J. GILMER, Admir-.
April 1, 1880 3S 8"
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Townyille.

There is no serious complaint Of rust in
the wheat in this section......Th is no
doubt that nearly all the fruit has been
killed.."..A delegation of Townville mer-
chants are in Charleston this week, having
availed themselves of the excursion rates.
Cotton planting was begun last week;
and by the end of this week nearly all the
crop will be planted......A party of revenue
officials are prying into things about town
this week. They will likely make water"
haul......The busiest things, man or beast,
noticeable about town for some time are
yoke of steers that are the property of o
ioint-stock concern. When one shareholder
gets through temporarily, another is ready
to "keep the cart a-moving.". 1.-The May
party, alluded to some time ago, will be held
at the Academy at this place at o'clock p.
m., Friday, the 1h proximo. Immediately
after the coronation exercises, which prom
ise to be very attractive, bountiful and
elegant supper will be served in the Acade-
my. am authorized to extend cordial
invitation to everybody, including the In
rELL1esNcER to which complimentary
ticket will be tagged of course. Only very
moderate admittance fee will be charged
for the supper, the proceeds of which are to
be applied to the purchasing of blinds for
the Presbyterian church..... Mrs. Louisa a.,
wife of Mr.. s. E. Gilbert, died at her home
near this place on the 18th instant, after a
lingering illness of dropsy, aged 80 years, II
months and II days. Several years ago she
Joined the Baptist church at this place, and
remained steadfast to the end. Her soul is
freed from the ills of the flesh and is no
doubt entered upon that perfect existence
beyond the Jordan of death. D.
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A Suggestion to our Representatives.

A Suggestion to our Representatives..
Mr.. EDITOR: The address of Hon. John
R. Cochran to the people of Anderson in
your issue before the last is full of interest,"
and we are agreeably surprised to know
that Colonel Cochran had the nerve under
such trying circumstances, to battle for the
right at all times and under all circumstan-
ces. regardless of party feeling, only consid-
ering his duty to those he represented and
the welfare of the State. This detailed ac-
count of his stewardship in both branches
of the General Assembly suggests the pro-
priety of all of our Representatives favor
ing the people with similar document. If
for no other reason, that we might act ad-
visedly in the coming election. Will not
some others let US see what of their stew
ardship. ANDERSON.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-04-22

SOMETHING New UNDRR THE SuH.-A new
era is dawning upon the life of woman
Hitherto she has been called upon to suffer
the ills of mankind and her own besides.
The frequent and distressing irregularities
peculiar to her sex have long been to her
the "direful spring of woes unnumbered."
In the mansion of the rich, and in the hoyel
of poverty alike, woman has been the con-
slant, yet patient, victim of thousand ills
unknown to man-and these without a
remedy. "Oh, Lord, how longI' in the
agony of her soul hath she cried. But now
the hour of he redemption is come. She
will suffer no more, for DR.. J. Bradfeld's 8
Female Regulator-Woman's Best Friend
may be relied on to cure all the diseases
peculiar to women. Try it and be convinced
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SPECIAL NoT1cEs.

Hats still going at a rapid rate. The
Buggies have been expecting from Louis
Cook have just come in.
G. A. REED, A'gt.
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Anderson Market Reports.

Anderson market hep0ItS.
The prices current for the following arti
cles in this market are:
Cotton-Middling, 113c.
Corn-90.
Peas-75c to 90c.
Flour-$7.50 to $3.50.
Meat-C. R. sides n toS; L. C. sides u
shoulders 6.
Lard-11 to 12lc.
Molasses-N. o. 4Oc to CSC.
Cuba Molasses- -33ic to 40c.
Meal-95 to 500.
Sugar-7ac to lie.
Coffeezz14c to zoe.
Bagging-11 to 121.
Ties-S1.e0 to $3.50.
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April %, 1880
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NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT.
IN The undersigned, Executor of the
Estate of Simeon Smith, deceased, hereby
gives notice that he will apply to the Judge
of Probate at Anderson G. H., 8. c., on the
10th day of May, 1880, for Final Settle
ment of said Estate and discharge from
said Executorship.
J. N. WYATT, Ex'r.
April 8. 1880 80 S
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Card Of Thanks.-I desire to thus pub
licly return my sincere thanks to Mr.. NJ. c.
Dickson and others, who rendered timely
assistance in the rescue of my team from
drowning after the recent accident in Pen
dleton. To them I am indebted for the
preservation of my property.
L. II. SEEL.
April 90, 1880. |
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Notice to Contractors.

THE County Commissioners will let to
Il the lowest bidder the Rebuilding of
Bridge over Six and Twenty Mile Greek,
near VIM. Harper's, at IL o'clock a. m.,
on Thursday, the 22nd inst. The right to
reject any or all bids reserved.
r. S. BAILEY,
N. O. FARMER,
W. S. HALL,
County Commissioners,
April 8, 1880 80 8
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
y ANDERSON COUNTY.
By ". W. Humphreys, Judge Of Probate.
WHEREAS, T. T. Wakefield has applied
to me to grant him Letters of Administra-
ton on the Estate of and effects of Tucker
w. May, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors
of the said Tucker w. May, deceased, that
they be and appear before me in the Court
of Probate, to be held at Anderson c. II. on
Tuesday, the 4th day of May, 1880, after
publication hereof, to show cause, if any
they have, why the said Administration
should not be granted. Given under my
hand, this 18th day of April, 1880.
w. w. HUMPHREYS, j. P.
April Is. 1880 40
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April s, 1880
MARBLE YARD.

LII persons wanting TOMBsTONEs
II wifi do we'll to call on me, as I have
on hand all grades of Marble, and work all
the new designs. I warrant my work to
give satisfaction. Prices to suit the times.
I am prepared to take care Of the County
travel and regular boarding at reasonable
rates at the Benson House. Meals Is cents.
Lodging 25 cents.
THOS. NJ. WHITE.
Feb 26, 1880 33
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Lynch Hurderers.

Memphis, 14.-About two months ago
Rufus Armistead was sssassinated near
Horn Lake, Miss, by Ed. helms (col-
ored) because Armistead's brother, when
deputy sheriff of DeSoto County, Miss,
acting officially, killed Nelms' brother,
who was a criminal. The assassination
created great indignation. Nelms, the
murderer was pursued to Tunica County
bottoms, and his mother, with his
brother, Prentis helms, and Tom
Konkey, accomplices, were arrested
Last Saturday morning, while Tom
Konkey and Preptis helms were being
conveyed to fernando, twenty
masked men stopped the officers having
the prisoners in charge, took possession
Of the two men; the officers returned to
Austin for assistance, and on returning
found the two prisoners dead, with their
Threats cut from ear 10 ear, their bowels
protruding from nuInberless wounds in
ficte1 with knives, and a rope around
each of their necks. An indignation
meeting was held in Austin to-day, at
which a resolution condemning the act
was passed, and committees of white and
colored appointed to ferret out the MUIR
derels