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srocKs The market was strong In the early
dealings and prices advanced y TO ~ pr
cent in the general list, Iron Mountain, Gran.
yer and oal Shares, hrie, Ohio and MtAsis-
dppi, Louisville and Nashville, and Chatta-
nt,opa, leading the upwAid movement specu-
lAtion con inued strong till after the second
hoard when prices reacted y 70 y per cent,
bet in the hnal dealings hrmer tone pre-
vailed, and partial recovery ensued.
Tn. transactions amounted to 33S 700 shares
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HH Raner & al. Roekeler. M y,

Il. Il. Warner & Co., Rochester, NJ T.:
GENTLEMEN: have tried your Safe Kid.
pey and Liver Cure for "Bright's Disease"
with which l have been afflicted for the
last two years, and 1t has done wonders for
me. / believe 1t is the only cure known
for that terrible disease, and 1t is with
pleasure that write this testimony IN ita
favor. You are at liberty to use this in
any way you see proper, to benefit suffer
ing humanity. Truly yours,
JAS s. PRRscorT,
North Union, Q.
Shakers Society, Cuyahoga Co.,
rrh&s Cleveland, o.
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SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1850,

c,snenciu1 al " clck NJ, proceed 70 cell at the
i,bt d,,,t Vi the CVurt hOuse Of ohio county. WtH
Ti5tl, % the highest and beet bidder, the follow
ipt I,sllbd pIupSify, that Is 70 SAY: 50 much o.
III pgmbrfUS 7 fiy.IEO u In Michael GTahAIn's
SliHiou % tue city Of 4 heelins, In ohio county
Nj Virginia, Is Is Included within the lOllOWinE
haadefir, VIZ ByEinuiL A. . pIntat the south
s,,rfu Garner VI Gentle aud sixth sueetS (noW FIT
i,uIh ana i,cU3 'Ireelsl; thence to Asuthtriy d.
nStiau IIonE Tue v, Nein Sid1 Of Sixth Tor JApol
zen Trnty 1--we (75, let; thence 10 vest
Ifiy direction Al lug ue Gt right angle sth the last
uratillsl nr, tEelIJ Ito and halt (223fl teet u
40 Ili: thence Ia a uorhsrly drec.Ion along hnt
p.1lsi TO IAS sid EO"eIu side Of slIth Tor Jacob
mel .-Ttaty.a t15l le-t % Centre Tor jacob
ErryIt, theaee IN an tastsFiy direction along the
,oi.arru boundary OF Centre Tor Fifteenth street.
tE,at, and l-aAii (22I ivst on Ceutro Tor III
Lfnth irr~l IRON tn plAIu u Oeyinnlng, fronting
tTrnty-EJ aud A.hali irvt, and running Uaek 10 :
S,dIssily direction, oil eVeu EldIhr aeVsAty-nEe (1o)
ipst
Gsd a. uaeh more IS he purchaser may elect 10 pay
ID ash, tue residue In tWO equal tnslAllment
j tsslys and siKh eun months. with 10 crest FROM
dIJ u slr, purchaser gi.iUg mute, secured BY Dee
d rraSl, 1t d,irrrri pAymenS,
be te N aid property IA believed 70 ne per-
isc, Bu ,sl Ing n Trustee shall convey only such
bIs 4, u Va,rd 10 NE W ID DEED Trust
ALIN ANDER BuNk, lrustee.
WI. HLLES. Auot'uOsr. jus
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LADIES, DELICATE AND FEEaLE-If you
wish to be healthy and beautiful, take
CoLpRN's LIKRIa's LIQUID EXTRACT OF
BEEF D&w.
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Financial and Commercial.
u.v yo,I, money and Stocks.

NV YoRK. June 2l.-MosEY-Market easy
at Gas per cent, Prime mercantile paper Ska
* per cent. Sterling exchange banker b y
dull and weak AZ ~ s6<: demand 81 SsH.
GovRRnwRHT BhNDs-FfFm.
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sIruHDAY, JUNE %, IsS0,

,,,eius al O.SOCIOcs, 4. Y. Pt9SSsed % 81 a.
To- Nas 'DS Ia Ihs hi hest aud besI pidderI TIT
VET I &c ioyi prop rsy, that u u Say POT
,'G 81 uIaO red Que U 10 s9at'e n G,E,SsI
~ " '. IN sOItn Khssllng, described ~ fol-
a iH'l Srd1a,as At a Poias the western nm.
=" "a q one aud rIGGiaG Sa's t ~ saa
s'ai y ne Ilturrly KGSsn feet tEO lnchgss 70
sns4s' ~. lae i ~, h4lt lJt uSS Suei ~ saia
a. -, Il the d. part thence ErsiwaEdiy hifsyIioef
Wy \, isea,- 10 j. Ike in George ". Longs hbe
~ W. ,,I1 line tnlrty aVe iect two inches /
y. .Ipee VI b,giunlns. .,,., :, AZ. ,,..A,..
mi y auea I1rs A. tue pureh scr may elect
~ J! ~, ms ,euiIa III Two equu instlllmHnts
9rl!j'5ii 10. e uOn rs, with inIsres. from dA' o.
IN, atser giving nJLes, secured ~ aoed u aus
W r.tI. !, "a AI property lI BELIEVED 70 be per
-, al ..,Iln a. trustee, shall convey ouly aueb
,Ss,,, resIe Ia me by said .el o. trust:
u WILLIAM P. nuBBARD, Trustee:
NJ d VAILEh ~ u n per. N N
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Then sing more relOluie MEASURE,
Nor tquAnoeF 10 'ighing tue day;
II GAnnOt he nj ch q Atfeasure
Whose arms vi a poSsestinn d'eay.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
Y pato lht Gent House property formerly known
ulfe Kramer holse.
In the ,ihuripAl curt Of wheeling;
lane, y, Tlney. I'D EmiIy F. fancy,
81 Iaslh Lev ;, Lpul, woOlmausOe and others,
IScHASCERY.
b. vhtns Of a decree en- 0r-d in tNe Municipal
c. rni hcr ng the abOVe entitled eIuSe, on tut
fihdu Of Ma, IS III. unds' signed, Special Com
nlAoBsf' 81 Ia raId decree, will, on
SATURDAY, The 10th DAY OF JULY, 1880,
BIZ org At 10 OclckA u, sell at public auction, At
u, iru dnf o. the Curt House Of nhlO county. To
ptAEh-st rdd.r the foil wing drltrio'd rial e.
hp, iItouy: The Tth iWo-Ihr Part, ior-
iy.'ogF irTt III Edrh, NJ / numbered thirty
49, .ii i-, w the EAST side 81 Main street, nea
! Alb ste t. 10 the city OF Wheelitg la Ohio Co.,
ESu Va.
THS-' ',LE -Onsthi 81 the purchase money,
sd such further uua' the purchaser may ehef, "
r' the TEN indPr 10 tWU tqnul annual INSTALL
sra'', Ei'h in'erN irun the day Of sale, the Pur;
shA''r tn gItu ends Eith s,cuIiIy tO' the d terrG
p"mebu and lhp little 70 be telltnAd - nddltlVnai
h0-dII u-Iil tie purchase money !, tIl paid
WM. Err kline,
WM. r. II, BBARn,
Special GommissiInerC
WHIIusa, June 9. 1850. T7H4s
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pLANK B0OKS-The DAILY IEFRLLl.
ID gsnesF Book BihdeEy doc better work q ~
tinai han taJsass q Wst VfEiaik
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WEST VIRsINIA UNIVERSITY.

Nine departments Of study; Iext.bOoks tuTnished
b.es' 10y me year hon eI76 70 $500, aou-seo-
80 ~ NneIAi ,hHrOagh. Fall tarm begins Sep
- FSr catalogue and other Information apply
~ vtrsddSaL }. y. Thompson, Asrpnio.n'
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TRTSTEE'5 s4LEOF EAST WHEEL.

/, yirus d deed Of trust, made By :Lysander E
I.,IsrI trgsrr ta.ed ApIil Is, 1870, and recorded
n IA, .rfks Utnru Of the County Court Ot OHIO
nssty, Wet Virginia, in Deed Of Trust BOOK No. II,
,..s q slalltn
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Che GttelIfgsnter..
Is LIFE WORTH LIVING,

Suppose you were nov 70 polsfSl htI,
HeT bOSuty and all you desirtd, II
How soon YOU would cOasa 70 eaI6sa her,
How soon Of her beauty be ttFpd.
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RI s.LLES ~ u 'p.sr. o 9

nlRCsTEE'S SALE OF EAsr WHEEL
~ ,,',. II 4 derd Of trust. made BY Anne Tay
.",t,yi Il bert EGJ Tor, " Ih Robert TAy or, hEi
800. Ghi t.achel BIRCH, 70 the undersigned tris-
= lsi Lac ~ b, .slS, and rseori5d ~ "a. , ono
~ yraa.I in Deed Of Trust Book, No. 8, Pas'
an
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PUSHES PLACE FOR SALE, on
FoUNnD,RIa1Y. Al, AND L,, MACHINE AG 1. SE SHOP

FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP
L PROPERTY FOB sALE Oh RrET.-A good
opprrtunl for prArueAl WUFkm. Of limited eanltAl
pArtis desiring 70 ioFm q oJ-Parin. Fsh will and
this an AdVanta e0us opening H. the ehsapnns Of the
o operty aud tho llp' raj teTuS I pay ment. 1he
woikS are located on the river bank apd on the line
OF the P, W. d Ky. z. H., formerly Owned aud
operated by the aesIG Phillips, having gOUI
GhaFfags on the ruF and convenient 70 the i1Ilnsd
There d . large louudry building and blacks It'll
shop, . two stOry brick machine thop building. 10
which la steam engine and boiler several excellent
lu,s Of uha tiDg ant pulies, uu "bsr Of wood aud
Iron lAiheS d dlGeTept sizes, one large Cd planer
dlIlng and other machines, Vtefs &C. ne, DC The
Vh 10 vii DO sold cheap. In view Of the large pleos
Of RFOutd on which the 70 70 erected, the lOea-
iofF d " adapted for other brape q o, uactuFe.
For further Information, per obAly or b letter,
apply 70 ALEXANDER BONE,
Ci1peFAl Business Agent 'StS Market rect, CT1n-
ElA's Biloxi. over ely RAnk. ia7
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CARPENTER SHOP

In NJ, Ran. Erisy's cd stand, on Alley 10 Ia rasr Of
Capltl BIildiDg. He viii b. ElAd u Ne IL biz Old
euitom. n a hiI new stand he tenders his tha h
toF psIt taJFs ud rUspee fully lollGu the pstfon-
lgO d the publie In general, isiS
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5o,ls1eEs' SALES.
- -- SALE OF SOUTH

>rrEE'S SALE OF SUI IL
VIII lssi Of nus, m y 80 IA sr.iSnslj
Ne nals.. Sore abr 30, lsI GaJ iIS,a IN.
iF4.sas iss, Of tns CSin'y S ,I, RI NJ 4
tss CsfE ,aI, in DEED Of TTuH D0'A' E'Ss .
Par'' - .,TUgDAY, JUNE o. lsN,
cocE 4. w. PTEe1;si y ~ y Wa w
susn'af.hs nc court house o. Enio M lIoSs s
mas io'f n,bsst ,n TEST o'daef' lne io y ~,
yfg 49, . ptIps that i' 70 ~ ~ ~ ~ 20 y
zEiy'tfloeia " Iin square numbefed ons o.
rIapstri y g,,s,,, aditIiOn u e..1h M1nseins,
spng 'pd li.hIh SaTd ot the CITY o. ~
E.JSs ,u' Ind a follows, ViG' nninE 4, ' %
,oftstd ~ ~, or o. sad OF numbe "a one ~
sa.G Z" $50 ID aud running thenee w t1e
4 iArs NJ IA lot the distance o. taeny'uNe
Z ,tsia nee u "a raight line PuAlISl via rs
!-s1 ta'a. al AID lot 70 the eastern H4s ~
15sIlc'a IN 4 ,Outhefly direction WIZ me
j. ib'n I'D IOt tUenty-hVe Ieet 70 tng StG ~.
en- NE y ~ Of Siid lOt; thence In HAo
u ss P.He y, GLE -One-third o. the PuIep,n:
lssai =, much more a. The purchaser ma elsCt
a0ssI' ip. M Frsdu 10 two equal los Ai,n.nls
peg % 49, ma lbs, 9Th interest IRON Gay o.
IL ',sE1..r gilrg ngtesI secuieu " Se'4 ~
~ ,i-Irrri %! meats .,,., 90 b. r.,.
yet % i,,ias s,ii property y DeIeVel 70 u ~
u, w 1.S,,ii8g 4. uus"e, shall eonny Snly sue"
!ss- hal ~ u. III 10 me BY SIid deed o. u4st
I've y WIL lam + hUBbAhD' IrHe o.
Nh ILER, AucilOneer' mN:o
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DOR SALE

'ok sAAh-
will offer At private sale until SATURDAY, June
2Sth, 1880, Two frame hOWes No. 142 TEet street
and No I4I Alley 8, containing four and ave Mons,
be "a red pub 10 ale al the front door Of the Court
USE ut 10 o'clock A. Of the above day; wilt sell
SspaTa or whole. This Ia desirable property,
and viii be sold IesaIdles, d pnoO.
IulO Ed CHRISTIAN Auetionear.
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,,,oTSrEE'S SALE OF eUUIh
i AhhsLT', :. I'd Of trust 10 lde BY Dillon J. Nc
~ ~. .nJ grIdsrI his vile 70 Tho undef'lsno
CdseL, i SoystnDs r Is, 1875, and recorded 10 to-
ugto ~ lrrF 4 tue UJulEJ Court 1 OhlO coan'
0s@ 20 y,r,iRiI, ia Ueed BooE, 80 . page 49,
- an
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THE RESULT IN GEORGIA.

The election of State officers In Geor-
gia on last Wednesday, resulted In the
triumphant ro-clection Of Gov. Colquitt
and tho entire Democratic ticket. Gov.
Colquitts majority Is over sixty thou
sand, and two thirds Of tho Legislature
elected favor the recollection OF Ex- Gov.
Joseph Z. Brown to the United States
Senate, 30 that tho voters OF Georgia iavo
shown themselves TO be m eminontly
sensible and conservative people. By tho
way, 1t looks as though tbero was some
cause for tho estimate placed by the Ma
con boy on Gov. Browns ability TO carry
out his purposes. At the tirno tho COM
ments on Gov. Brown were fiercest two
boys in Macon who we will, for conve-
nience, designate rs No. and No. 2. met
on the streets of that city and began dis
cussing tho situation by No. asking No.
2 If he believed that Gov. Brown would
evcr get to heaven. No. replied by
saying that ho did not know, but asked
No. If tic El-Governor had evor said
ho was going there. No. i in turn OK
pressed ignorance upon this point, and
asked No. 2 why lo had asked that ques.
tion, to which No. replied, because If he
has ever said ho is going there he will
do 1t, for lie mover failed to do whatever
he wanted. Ex-Gov. Brown has been
emincntly successful, and has proven
himself n wiso and useful statesman.
Tho people Of South Carolina heartily
endorse tho result Of the Georgia eloc-
tion.
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The Rev. Dr., Fulton, OF Brooklyn, in
tersperses his sermons with the bittareat
of political harangucs. and recently ad-
dressing meeting Ia his house Of wor-
ships the Brooklyn Tabernacle, said:
"We ought to say to the mon of the
South, This Is your last chance. II you
continue to misTulo we will wipe out the
States of tho South. We icil put ,ot5 usier
Ic'Titoyidl Government, and wherever the
Nag of this Union waves itshall wave for
freedom and equal Justice" EApplause.
suppose that will be reported 10. NOR
row IL nothing else say Is. / hops it
VIII DO. / hope 1t will go to the very ears
OF the Southern people. And think
that Solid South means q weak-kueed
North. Four years from now won't DO.
havo dear friend aud 6 Democrat on
this platform tonight, and tell him that
II he carea for the blood of his first born,
II he cares for tho blood of my first born.
II he cares for the memory OF the first
born OF the whole country, let him pray
for the election OF Games A. GarAeld.
IAppiause.] But believe In tho tri.
umph OF right. believe that IL Ye talk
right and pray right wo cah make this
country solid FOR. God"
This clergyman evidently knows moro
about the gospel of hate than that OF love.
For yindlciiyaness and bIasphemy we
think tho REV. Doctor Ii entitled TO tho
premiptp M
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A Horrible Death.

correspondent OF the Charleston Netrs
aud Courier, writing from Georgetown, s.
c., gives the following particulars of the
burning to death of Mrs. Easterling in
that place on Friday morning, 1st in.
stant:
The fire fend would seem to have sin.
gled out our town as the special mark Of
his devouring rage. our community
conf1agntion, this time attended with q
tragedy OF the most b-artronding b de-
scription, at o'clo> this morning
light was seen on the .nsido of tho Ice
house owned by Mrs. Fanny Easterling,
tho northern end Of which waD used ns q
dwelling by herself and son. In q few
moments the flames burst forth, and
spread with frightfnl rapiditv over the
Whole building. Mrs. Eastorling's son
managed to escape by dropping from the
balcony of tho third story to the ground,
but she herself, all hope Of escape from
the rear being cut off, seemed completely
daZed by The horror of her situation.
frame Of the balcony she re-entered the
house and emerged again walking and
acting like person In q dream, and
paying no heed by word or sign to the
agoniZed entreatie3 of the few bystanders
who implored her to let herself drop,
fall. Her son, u lad some l2 or IA years,
maddened at the awful sight of his moth
er's misery made the most frantic exer-
tions to extricate himself from the grasp
Of tho friends who held him that he might
rush back into the fire and rescue her
from death. At length the flames sur
mounted the balcony and swept In
lierce sheets around her. Clasping her
hands over her face and then throwing
them out In duplicating gesture she
Bank backward into the fiery embrace.
The fact that no means of escape was
provided Is due to the unaccountable
delay In giving the alarm and to the fact
TINT no ladders were near at hand
The origin OF the fire, at first wrapped
In mystery, Is explained by Master Joe
Easterling as follows: The night being
cool, nd there being no chimney in the
house, {; fire was built by himself and
mother in box filled with wet earth
and sawduaI. On retiring water was
poured on 1t and the box showed under
the stairway. There can be no doubt
that after smouldering for three or four
hours the few sparks which had escaped
oxtinguishment burst into blaze, which
swiftly grew into q soothing mass of
flames, filling the interior before break
ing through to the outside. Tho whole
community Is saddened by the awful
calamity, marked by circumstances Of
such appalling horror, and the intensest
sympathy Is manifested for tho orphan
and penniiess boy who only abandoned
his mother in the hope of obtaining tho
Ineans OF saving her. and who was ONLY
prevented by force from rushing back to
meet his own death.
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TUE ELECTIONS ON TUESDAY.

Up to the hour of going to prcas we
have been unablef to obtain by telegraph
any news concerning tho Indiana and
Ohio elections, although wo have made
diligont efforts TO do 30. Tho Associated
Press dispatches, In the Greenville News
Of yesterday, stated that the returns up
to midnight Tuesday indicated consider.
able Republican gains In many actions
Of both States. Both PARTIES, however,
claim the victory In Indiana, while It is
generally conceded that the Republicans
had carried Ohio.
very large vote was pollcd In both
States, and it may yet turn out more
favorable 10 tho Democracy than things
now indicate.
The election In West Virginia, which
was held on the same day, went Demo-
cratic by very large majority.
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GRAND DEMOCRATIC GATHERING.

There will be grand and final rally OF
the Democracy of Anderson, Abbcville.
Laurens and Greenvillo Counties, Mt
Honea Path, on Saturday, tho 30th inst.
Gov. Hampton, Attorney General You
mans. Col. Cothraii and Mr.. J. s. Murray
have bcen appointed TO address tho meet
ing, and orr people can rely upon having
them pre- { 1t at that time. GOV. Hamp-
ton has promised to como, and nothing
short OF Providential reasons will pro-
vent. The ladies' are especially invited
TO attend the meeting, and tho citizens
generally are requested TO go to it from
as long distance as possible in each OF
tho Counties. 1t Is tho only meeting in
IT, up-country at which Gov. Hampton
W 4 speak.
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Attornoy-General Youmans attended
tho Darlington Court last week in the
Cash-Sbannon duel case, but failed to
givo ont bill against any of the parties.
The reason assigned for this course 4:
that lie could not obtain witnesses to send
before the Grand Jury, and 1t Is generally
thought that this will be an end OF the
much -talked-of prosecution. It seems
strange to- us that out OF tnc thirty or
forty persons present tho Attorney GEN
eral could not procure the necessary tes-
timony. 1t IL much to be regretted that
the prosecution had not been vigorously
pushed, for tho law in this regard should
DO vigorously enforced to the end that
tho porniclous custom OF duelling may
be forever stopped in South Carolina.
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CLERKS SALE.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.


COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.
In the Court Of Common Pleas.
William A Clark and James A. CLARK as
Executors, of the last Will and Testament
of Henry Clark, decd, Plaintiffs, agninst
William NJ. Clark Hattie, Clark, Mamie
Clark, John Clark, Katie Clark, James
Clark, Jr., William H. Clark, Fannie G..
Clark, John 3. Clark and Starting Glenn,
Defendants.
pY virtue Of Decretal Order to me di-
I'D rected in the above stated case by he
Honor ]. H. Hudson, Presiding Judge, bear.
Ing date 2lst September, 1880, will sell, ut
public auction, at Anderson O. H., 8. c., on
SALEDAY IN NOVEMBER next, the
following described
TRACT OF LAND
as the Real Estate of Henry Clark, deceased,
to wit: AL that Tract known as the Ham,
ilton Merrett Tract" containing one hum
dred and fifty -four (154) acres, more or less.
situate in the County Of Anderson, on waters
of Big Beaver Creek, on the south side of
the road beiween Fair PLAY and Anderson
G. H., and bounded by lands now or lately
owned by ]. A. Whitner, Benz. Holland and
others.
Terms of Sdle-Onc- third of the purchase
money to DO paid in cash the balance pay
ablein one and two years, with interest from
day OF sale. Purchaser TO give bond and
mortgage OF premises 10 secure balance or
the purchase money, and to pay extra for
papers.
c. c. P.Anderson County, 8. G.
Oct T. 1880 I3 'd
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THE REPUBLICAN, poLICY.

Those who Imagine that there is little
or no contest this year over the State and
electoral tickets In South Carolina arc
very badly mistaken. Only few days
ago Gen. Stolbrand, the Republican
nominee for Congress in this District,
gave The following intimation Of Rcpub-
lican policy in this campaign:
"As Republicans, knowing our adver-
sarles by their acts In the past, It be-
hooves us to prepare against Democratic
arithmetic In the future, for 1t Is by this
science that tho candidates upon tho Re.
publican ticket have been counted out,
however large the majorities given them
Mt tho polls. We must appoint at once
efficient enuInerators In every township,
to mako lists of the voters, and designate
therein oil who aro willing to disclose to
the enumerator their preferred ticket.
BY repeating this classification of the
voters at the polls, by taking down the
namo OF every voter when In the act of
casting his ballot, the enumerators and
poll Watchers will Dv enabled to mako
onth,. not only of the number Of votes
cast, but also to call before any inyesti-
eating tribunal every Republican voter
who appeared and cast his ballet ut the
election, and thus prove our case and
prevent opponents, however expert In the
De'nocratic election arithmetic. from
such walk over, as by our neglect and
default, they have had heretofore"
From this it will be seen that the most
thorough organization is being effected
by tho Republicans throughout the
State. The only remedy for this Is full
vote by the Democrats and ca:eful
watching of the polls. We can beat the
Republican party aud we must do it.
Every man owes his time and service to
tho State In this cause. 1t will nevor dc
for monont to run the risk ofletting the
old thieves and robbers back into power
in South Carolina.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-10-14
Masters Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

OOUHTH OF ANDERSON.
Il, The Court Of Common Pleas.
William Lucius Glenn, Plaintiff, against
Mrp. Martha Glenn, Clarissa A. Murphy,
ct nl., Oeiendants.- Complaint 10 Partition
and Sell Real Estate
DY virtue of Decretal Order In the
Ie above stated case to me directed bv
h!s Honor Il. j. Mackey, Presiding Judge.
bearing date the 4th October, 1880, / will
sell at Anderson G. H, g. c., on SALEDAY
IN NOVEMBER next. tho following de-
scribcd property as the Real Estate of James
w. Glenn, deceased: f
LOT NO. 1,
containing seventy-ono (Ti) acFes, more OF
less, situate, lying and being in tho County
of Anderson and State aforesaid, and I'd
Joining lands of Henry Gentry, John r.
Armstrong, Mrs. Hays end Lois No and
8 OF said real estate of Jafnas W. Glenn,
EOT NO. 2,
containing hfly-seveu and three-fourths
l512) acres, more or less, situate, lying and
being In the County OF Anderson and State
aforesaid, and adjoining lands OF AIRS. Hays,
James A. Hall, s.. B. Hall, Henry GenSrY
and lot No, OF said real estate cs James
w. Gienn- uc=e,ssd..
Lor no. 3,
containing forty i40) acres, moro or less.
situate, iyirig and being In tho County of
Anderson and State aforesaid, old nGifoifl.
ing lands OF John r. Armstrong, y Jnines A
Gray, Henry Gentry and Lot No. OF said
real estate OF James w Glenn, deceased.
1trnss 5 6ale-cash. Purchaser to pay
extra fcr papers.
WV HUNPH. tIsgS. aTaster.
Oct z, 1850 IS