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Our Western Connections.

The Ncms and Courier says: II is not
by any means sure that the Air Line
Railroad has secured the control of the
Tennessee end Of the Blue Ridge Rail-
road, and it is suggested that the acquisi-
ton of this property is not likely to give
the Air Line Railroad the totitrbl Il de-
sire..
The distance from Knoxville to Mary
vile is about eighteen miles, and the
country is open, with easy grades. Any
company that controls the North Caro-
lima, the Georgia and the South Carolina
sections Of the Blue Ridge route can, no
doubt, obtain charter from the Tennes-
see Legislature for a road to Knoxville
when the line shall reach the borders of
the State. The Air Line load docs not
control the North Carolina section of
seventy miles, and by the terms of the
charter for this section no other company
can obtain authority to build the road by
this route. The terms Of the existing
charter are exceedingly favorable, and
ought to be sufficient to induce capital
lists to give the enterprise their favorable
consideration. They will certainly have
the aid of the people along the line, who
are ready to contribute money and work
according to their means.
1t is certainly high time that some
thing was done to make the South Caro-:
lima section of the Blue Ridge Railroad
available as part of a great Western
line. The people in the up.country
think, with some reason, that Charleston
is not aroused to the importance of this
matter, and are surprised that SO little
has been done to force the Blue Ridge
route upon the attention of capitalists
Charleston has not the millions of money
needed for the construction of Interstate
railroads. But in this respect Charleston
is no worse off than cities which have
secured or expect to obtain permanen
and profitable railroad connections. l
is not Savannah's capital that gives tht
Central Railroad its power. Nor is j
Atlanta's capital which makes the CAT
City so prominent as railroad centre
| Charlotte contributes no capital to he
lines. Norfolk does nothing in the wa.
of capital to aid her railroad SYSTEM
Richmond, which is looking now to tn
completion of the Allegheny Valley Rail
road, will not be called upon to spent
her own means, as Northern capital ant
Northern men will do the work. Charles
ton need not be discouraged with sucl
examples before her. The cities we hay'
named have what, in these days, is NOR
important than money. They hav'
hopefulness, energy, liberality and pro
gressive ideas. Tney do not use talloV
candle or kerosene lamp when an cleo
trio light is available. They are thor
oughly abreast of the times, and having
strong natural position have been abl'
to get from the North the money the!
cannot command at home. Tens OF mil
lions of dollars are looking for profitable
investment. They will come to tn
South, and they will come to South Car
olina, if the people here will seek then
in the right way. 1t is worse than use
less, however, to suppose that Northern
capitalists will help those who do not at
tempt to help themselves.
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The Republicans in this State are
somewhat divided in their counsels. In
national politics the majority are for
Grant, and will send delegation to Chi
cago solidly for the ex-President, though
there are quite number of them who
prefer Secretary Sherman. They will,
however, be united on this subject as
soon as nomination is made. In State
politics they are also divided, some IA
voring no Republican State nominations,
but the majority are in favor of nominat-
ing full State ticket, and therefore the
contest this year will be square con-
aict between Democracy and Republican
ism. The Republican Convention will
be held on the 9th inst, i'll Columbia, to
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SHERIFFS SALE.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON COUNTY.
DY virtue of various Executions to me
ID directed. will expose to sale on
FIRST MONDAY in APRIL, A. D. 1880,
at Anderson Cottrt House, 8. c., all of De-
fendant's interest in one
TRACT OF LAND,
Containing one hundred and seventy-scvcn
177) acres, more or less, bounded by lands
of B. F. Wake, Elizabeth Breazeale, E. I.
Leavell and others.
Levied on as the property Of A. Reed
Campbell in favor of Crane, Boylston d Co.,
and Others, against A. Reed Campbell.
Terms of sale Cash-purchaser to pay e1-
tra for all necessary papers.
JAMES H. MCCONNELL,
Sheriff Anderson County.
NFo~,1, II 1900 S5
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sHERIFF's SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSOS COIrSTy

STATE OF SOUIH CAROlIlNA,
ANDERSON COUNTY.
DY virtue of various Executions to ME
ID directed. will expose to sale on the
first MONDAY in APRIL, A. D. 1850, Mt
Anderson Court House, South Carolina, the
following Tracts of Land, to wit
Tract No. l, containing eighty-nine (So)
acres, moro or less, bounded by lands Of
]. II. Jones, NJ. c. Acker, William Archer
and others.
Tract No. Q, containing six and three
fourth (G3l acres, more or less, bounded by
lands of Mrs. Sarah Bohanan, Catharine
sI'an; and J. r. Cochran.
. Also one old Buggy and Harness. and
one. half interest in one Cotton Gin.
Levied on as the property ,.I Of 4 a. RSr' ~, Bo-
and Others, against A. L. Bohannon.
Terms of salc-Cash. Purchaser to pay
extra for all necessary papers.
JAMES II. MCCONNELL,
Sheriff Anderson County.
March II 1880 35
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President Hayes has appointed Hon.
William Henry Trescot, at present of
Washington, D. G., but formerly q citi-
zen of South Carolina and q Representa-
tive from Anderson County, as one of the
Commissioners to negotiate treaty be-
tween the Empire of China and the Uni
ted States. The President could not have
appointed a more accomplished diplomat,
or a more polished gentleman to repre-
seut this government, and the forthcom-
ing treaty will no doubt be satisfactory
and advantageous to the United States.
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elect delegates to Chicago. They then
propose holding another State Conven"
ton in July to nominate a Stale ticket
They expect by this means to know the
Democratic policy from the June Con,
senticn and to take advantage Of Its mis-
takes, The action o. the Republicans in
this matter is an additional argument in
favor of tic Democrats not nominating
State ticket before August or Scptcm-
l.
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AN OFFENCE THAT IS RANK.-We
had thought that our friend, the Hon. D..
WYATT Aiken, was the very last r'-n in
Congress whom we should have to ar
rairn as the defender of shams of any
kind. But we grieve to say that we were
mistaken. Last week, in company with
several other Congressman, he visited
Officially" sham butter factory in Bal
timore, and after feasting with the Ole
omargarine wretchcs, he openly frater-
nized with them in the following extra
ordinary remarks:
II am only afraid that all the old COWS
in the country will soon cease to give
milk to be used in making butter. | am
not sorry that xlch is the case, for olco.
margarine takes the place of butter. |
am satisfied with this article, and here
after shall never have another churn on
nv farm. Laughter. We will drink
our milk aud cream and buy olcomar-
garine." -,
Now we may be willing to follow Col.
Aiken in many Of his political vagarles !;
but we must draw the line somewhere,
and we draw it at sham butter. We
haven't tasted sham buttcr-at least we
hone we haven't-and we don't want to !;
but we are never going to acqulesce in
the heresy of this distinguished Granger
who tells us that the political parties of
the day and real butter are things that
have "outIived their usefulness" The
parties will doubtless take care of them
selves but the News and Courier desires
to be placed on the record, now and for.
ever, us the champion Of old fashioned
butter. 1t declines to countcnance or
! tolerate, much less t, follow, Col. Aiken $
ungratclul holt from the COWS: 1T holds
Oleomargarinc and lndcpend'ntlsm to
be alike in the category NJ dangerous and
ahoninable innuvalinIis, subycrsive OF
the welfare of the individual and the
ono,l order of soriety.-N Ntws md Courier.
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The chronic rumors of independent
tickets are again aHoat. This is not to
be wondered at, nor is it seriously to be
dreaded. There are always set of hum
cry ofice-seekers whose only claim to
public recognition is desire to get some
place for which they are morally unfit,
or both. They are eternally fault-fnding
and seeking to break up organizations of
good people, in order to give themselves
an opportunity to get into some Office
where they can live upon the public, and
prosecute more successfully their nefari-
Gus ends. Ifmen array themselves against
the honest and intelligent people of a
country to advance their proposed aims,
they are unworthy of public confidence.
Any man who would accept an Office
which he knew majority of the Demo-
cratic party did not wish him to have, is
either Republican or is devoid of self
respect, and is not to be trusted in any
position of power or honor. Our people
know this too we'll to be fooled by it.
The demagogue who is so unprincipled
as to attempt it, will be overwhelmingly
defeated. Any independent movement
is simply Republicanism in disguise; and
the disguise will only be attempted by
men so devoid of moral sense as to be
willing to act falsehood in order to pro-
cure an Office. Aspirants for Office had
as we'll recognize the fact that the Demo-
cratic party is the source from which
Offices are filled in South Carolina, and
the attempt to get them from any other
source will meet with merited defeat.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON
COTIRT m COMMON PLEAS.

SoORI w CONN1ON AGhSs
Stacy McCarley and Eliza Mccarley. Plaintiffs,
against a. a. Dean, Administrator Of the Estate
Of Robert B. McCarley, deceased a: B. Towers,
r. b. Dean. Lizzie Davis, James McCarley, Mary
McCarley, Samantha Bryant Heirs Of John Nc
Carlcy, deceased. names and number unknown,
Heirs or VIM. McCarlcy, and of Elizabeth Nc
Carley, and Elijah McCarlcy, deceased to wit !:
Joseph McCarley, James McCarley, Vim. Nc
Carlcy, Martha McCarley, and others, names and
number unknown, observation-disclosures for
Reliy-Complaint not Serred.
To The Defendants above named, and to the heirs
of John McCarley, VIM. McCarlcy, Elizabeth
McCarlcy and Elijah McCarcy, deceased, names
and number unknown:
N0U are hereby summoned anG required to an
swer the complaint in this action, which Is
filed in the office OF the Clerk of Common Plets
for the said County, and to serve copy of your
answer to the said complaint on the subscriber at
his Office at Anderson Court House, S. C., within
twenty days after the service hereof exclusive Of
the day OF such service; and If you fail to answer
the complaint within the time aforesaid, The Plain
tiiTs in this action will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded in the complaint.
1'"''''' . ''' JOSEPH n. BROWN,
Plaintiffs Attorney, Anderson, S. c.
To the Defendants above named, and to the heirs
Of John McCarley, Wm. McCarley Elizabeth
and Elijah McCarley, names and number un-
known:
TAKE NOTlCE, Ihat the complaint IN tnls t!c-
tion, together with the summons, of which the
foregoing is a copy, was filed in the office Of the
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for Anderson
County, in said State, the l1th day Of February,
$780, and the object Of said action is to set up title
in 255 acres of Land in Anderson County, in said
State, adjoining lands of r. b. Dean and others, as
against the heirs of VIM. McCarley, deceased TO
wit Joseph McCarley James McCarley, VIM Nc,
Carey, Martha McC,rey and others, names and
number unknown, and for Homestead and Dover
in the SAME, and for sale or partition OF the re-
naindcr among the heirs of said Robert B. Me-
Carey, account and relief. No personal claim is
made against you. JOSEPH N. BROWN,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
[sEALl W. L. BOLT, Deputy c. e. p.
April /, 1880 50
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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 /, 1880 38 81
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WANTED!

ENIFTY dozen EGGS, and seventy-fve
IL frying Chickens and grown Hens.
A. B. TOWERS & co.
April /. 1880 38
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A STATE TICKET.

The Abbeyille Medium liz its last issue
dominates tie following ticket for State
officers:
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, 1880-03-03

Special DtspaseA to The Chicago Tribune
WAEIIIH110S, o. G.. March a-Thc Alslrich
ate-TranspurtMtton amendment has en-.
countered nrothcr obstacle. IL appears that
Conger. OF Michigan. member Of tho Why's aud
Monna Sub Committee with Morrison, improves
Secretary Eher1nun's letter, which iusista TINT
tho invoice mud entry must be rctAincd rs Il
necessary protection to tho revenue. The pro-
motera ut tho Atdrch hill hcre scc1n 10 think tlt
ConYer's residence ia unfortunate for MI ell
tirely impartial confederation Of these two fcat-
ures OF tho bil,, for tho thAt Port Huron,
III hts district. occupies tho same relation tu I'M,
portations from Canada that Now yurk
doos tu European inportauons The COL
lretor Of tho Port ut Port Huron,
nh anpoInteo Of Mr.. Congor's district, receives
" cents a cnr fees on all entries rnntio under
tho prcsent immediate transportation, and tho
general reasons urged by thu Treasury officials
nnd tho New York importers III fnvor of re-
inintnE
Tlrn ENTRIES AND INVOICE F1sATunEs
arc also urged by Congcr On bohn!f Of Port
ftnrun, 80 TINT It Is possible nftcr NIL tho ifntne-
,!iatc-trrBportntton systc1u Is to tccelye one Of
tho soycrget blows In tho House Of Its supposed
friends. Tho managers Of tho bfl! hGrp urn
somewhat discouraged. and scarcely hupc to
sccur1 nnythinK 1npru thhn tho chnngos III the
present law which nte Improved III sherman i
letter.
, 1880-03-03
HILL IN TROUBLE.
THE 1EO1t0tA SENATOR CHARGED NTH sxDUD
Tim.

TI0N.
8ptetd& Nspateh 10 TIT Chicago 1rtbunA.
WAsnlaaruH, p. e., March e.-Thc papers IN
tho long threatened suit for seduction ngnlnst
senator Hill, Of Gcorxta, wero filed In tho Dis
trict Supreme Court this afternoon. Tho pluin-
tit ia jessie Raymond. young lady ut e. e, and
she claims frun tho Scnntor $l0,000 damages.
The alleged seduction Is sud to have been cUtsl-
n,ittel In Atlanta. Ca, In November, 1877, aud
resulted. as alleged. In tho birth Of Il child to
Miss Raymond tho following ycHr. Tho $4,000
damages ca1ncd In tho declaration cov-
crs tho items OF expense Of doctor nu!
nurse, and the remainder IL claimed Rs
II rcconptrse for in1uaHe to her good
nasne. she having previously boen4 as claimed In
tho bill. OF lrrcproachablp char1.ct1T. Miss IaAy.
nsond nlso claitns that she has received. 10 fur,
only so towards tho earD md support Of tho
child. IN snins of Il cach. This IL tho story as
tull III tho legal documcnta- Tho plaintiR Is fur
from being attractive lii porsonnl appearance.
According to tr story, she tlrstlsnet BcnAtor It'll
In MI Atlanta hotel, and 1t wns tlcro that tho
alleged otlenso WIS committed. She Bays. also,
that various attempts Worc mAdc to compromise
In Il why TINT would
SAVE THE SENATOR'S nEFCTAT1OH.
She cau1u to this city u fow months ago, and hns
been attempting to get something IN tho why Ut
u Hettlr1ncut from tho defendant Mrs. Dclra
\. Lockwood, hur Gt'titpsel. Rtys that B6e has
9oaan ts t Without IT. tic canplson of iw aa Tor
that reason pOatponcd tho tilinE Ut rarora for
Innny, tlnyA. .MlM lsStntNHa and her infant nru
tute circumstances and without friends. scl,-
Ator I'LL WINS called upon this evcn!nts In refer
cnco 10 The matter aild sn!tt ha hut not yet re-
ceircd notice Of tho suit. liz had cxpccsu1 It,
huwuser. III threats Of such action had Detn
Mate. Iiu pronounced tho w!lelo arAir IN ut
iuMpt at blAekinatl. md declared bis intention
Df hyluH I'LL tue PARTIES concerned III 1t nrIeHt9u
for conspiracy.
, 1880-03-03
HOUSE RULES,
ADOPTION or TtIK REVISION HEPoNT.
Special Qtspateh TO Tbs Chicago Tribune.

Special Dspaseh 10 Tbs Chicago Tribune.
WAs1INOTON. March .-The House hnH finally
adopted tho now code Of rules which hns been
discussed since Jan. Q, substantially In tho form
In which they wore rrportGl from tho Committee
Ut tho Wholp. The only material change fs that
tho proposition TO permit tho Committee on
I11blio buildings md Grounds to report nppro-
pr1atlon hills ut uny tfnio was defeated. Out of
consideration 10 tho GranBcr element, h0wovor,
tho rnlo which allows tho Committee OIL ABrI-
culture to report iii appropriation Till WIS
n8rccd to by vota Ut 10 majority. Tho
Morrison amendment to tho twonty-arst
rule, relating to puiittcul riders. was
adopted by tho narrow majority Of ? yotea.
proposed amendments shall sco,n 10 rcttench
expenditure by reduction Of tue number nnl
sulary Of tho officers Ut the United StAtcn, tho
compensation Df any Government utlgGr, or by
tue reduction OF ntly money appropriation.
TilE ItEpuALlCANS THINK
TINT this amendment extends tho acopo of
political ftlets that Nor0 n!A&fD p0ssillu t1nt!tr
tho uld ftuIG II. There WIS Sumo bluBttr-
aK s9uy sa aro y tug %cro a'y hrcs aEfa tat tho
courso woull bo Ind to t'lioustcrinK untcss
scpnrnte yutca should Ito permitted I'll the p0t-
!cal amendments, but thosc ttlruats Wern not
fu!t!Cd,-CoilBer, whU nlatlU ttoN, evidently be-
Ing tetUrrcd ft1In executing luis riIr1tDAa, when
hi discovered thnt, hAd lit tluno ~, It would hnre
upenel y why tu tho Attontlon Ut A1l aI1eadmcnt
nMthnrsztng tho 1iolsc. by II inntorlty, " call
Tho HGw rules Us whole, iIre umquustlonably
Ktent improvement upon tho old Onea, And Will
do something tu fnetlatlto public business. The
bill will 20 lnto DtfoCt A0ntlAy.
, 1880-03-03


WAsH1N0rs1N, D. c., Mnrch @-Tho following
decisions hru announced:
: No. II. Tho People OF tho Stnte OF Now York.
OK rcl @. T. Williams, plainti0 III error, W. Will
Iam J. Weaver It al. Assossu!s, III error to tho
Court Of Appeals Of Now York. This caso i'll
wolves tho question of tho lpxAtlty Of tho Statos
,stion In vlrtunll, discriminating against capital
invested lu NuuonAl.b9nk Btock In valuations
and assessments 1uadd for StAto taxes. This
Court holds, tlrst, that the provision Of tho Na-
ttonul- Bank lAw that 6tAtu taxation On shura Of
banks shall not b. at u grcater ratio than IL u.s.
sessed oil other monpy0d capital In tho hands OF
otizons OF tho State bus reference to
tho ontlre process of assessment, anu III
cudes tho valuation OF shurea ~ we'll
~ tho rttes Ut percertsga charged ut
such vnluationss second, TINT tho statute Ut tho
6tate therefore which establishes ,uo4lv Ut U.s.
sesat1ent by which BaArps Of National banks Hro
valued higher tn proportion to their roal value
than othor rnoneyed capital is In conflict with
tha act Ut Congress, oyun though no grUate l,er-
valuation Of oihor laouoysd eaEltal,, thinl tilat
the statute ot My York u la1 WHICH permits ,!s
including tnul,oyed capital. exccpt big bunk
shares, tlt1es thosu saasys Ut greater ruto than
shAses Of Nutual bnnkH. Ths Judgment Of the
Now York Court vt Appoals IL Euvor1od.
AHHEA5AENrd,
No. CO. G. T. Williams, plA1Htln H. error. W.
tho C>lrt Ut Appouts Ut New York. Thta was
suit brought Wy, Mr. Williams e bold tho
yidually lnbio for sn,us which ho a.,d
others had beon compelled to pny
W taxGa ou Nationnl.bnnk stock by reason of
unlawful nssDssinelt8 snado by defendants ln
error In their oii!e!Al character na tho bparl of
Asscssors OF the city Of Albany. Tho Now fork r
fraud or Intentional wrong, til0 Assessors wero
not personally llAble In lAnlgcs fur any errur
lu their asaessnont. This Court allda no error
III tho record which It cAE properly foTloW, aud
Judgment Is therefore anEs1aod, with COSTS
ANOTHER.
No, ba3. William Cummings, Treasurer, ete.,
appellant, vs. the Merchants National Bank,
Toledo, b. Appeal fronl tho United States CIR
cult Court for tho Northern District OF ohio.
, 1880-03-03

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