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- The citizens of Gaffney's and sur
rounding country are agitating the estab-
fishing Of new county from the extreme
portions OF York, Union and Spartan
burg. They have held n meeting and
appointed appropriate committees and
wish to get the constitutional objection
removed rs soon as possible.
- The Grand Lodge of the world of
Good Templars was organized at Charles
ton on Tuesday. Representatives were
present from thirty-one States and Ter
ritoric., Canada aud South Africa, the
delegate from the latter country reporting
the organization of lodges among the
naked natives. The representatives from
this State are Col. James Mccullough,
Miss Robbie Mckay. Colonel L. B.
Crews, J. II. Bryce, and Mrs. Gilbert.
The Presidents report shows the organi-
zation to be fourishing in this country.
Norway, Sweden, Canada, India, Africa,
Japan and China, and languishing in
the British dominions because of dissen-
sions. The Secretary reports 222,19S
members in the United States, and says !:
"In South Carolina and Virginia the
dual organizations ere in very preca-
rious condition, and need your immcdi-
ate care and attention"
= The monthly report of the State de-
partment of agriculture for April has
Just been published. The return of Mr..
+. l.. Roche, special assistant, Of the
phosphate rock mined or removed from
the beds of navigable streams within the
State during the month Of March shows
that 3, Al tons were mined, 1867 tons
removed and that 9,646 tons were on
hand on the last day of the month. The
royalty due the State ON the operations
of the different companies during the
month was $i2 us, al which the
the share of the Con-aw Company was
$9,640. The working lin.uc ia river min
ing { the first Wednesday in April
consisted of dredgcs, 90 lighters, and
sol flats. ~ table is given showing the
amount of fertilizers manufactured in
South Carolina during Tic past G,e years.
In 1878, $4,000 tons were manufactured !;
in 1879, $4,000 tons in 1880, SO, 900 tons !;
i'll 1881, 900 tons; and in 1882, 75,5O0
tons
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The Columbia Outrage.

COLUMBIA, May 23.-At meeting OF
CITY Council to night the following reso'
luton with reference to the desecratlon
of graves in the Hebrew Cemetery was
introduced by Mayor Rhett aud adopted ::
Resoieed Th4. this board express their
Indignation at the outrage perPetratt on
the Hebrew Cemetery that the 'layor
is requested to use the police force TO the
utmost to discover the perpetrators ana
bring them to justice, and TO further THIS
end that tie Mayor be authorized to ooer
u reward for ,ne discovery Of the perpe-
traitors with evidence sufficient to convict
the same.
1t is probable that no further action
will be necessary on the part Of the city
authorities, as Chief of Police Fickling
succeeded this evening in arresting John
Lane. who is alleged to have committed
the outrage. This arrest was made upon
the open and voluntary confession of
little son OF Mr. j. Il. Jones, merchant
in this city, who says that he and Lane
climbed over the cemetery wall on last
Wednesday afternoon about 4 o'clock
aud played around among the graves un-
til they got tired Young Jones then
got upon the wall 10 leave the cemetery,
and, while lie was sitting there, Lane
began to push over the gravcstones.
Jones .skcd him to stop but he would
not listen to him until he tired of his
wanton sport. Inis afternoon, when Mr..
Pollock went up to the cemetery, Mr.
Jones approached him and said that he
had some statements to make about the
dishonored graves, and calling up his
son, the little fellow, who is about s
years old, told the story substantially as
given above.
Mr.. Jones's suspicion were first aroused
by the conduct of Caroline Scott, col
orcd woman who lives near the cemetery
and is supposed to know when and by
whom the outrage was committed. She
asked if reward had been offered, and
without giving names described Lane as
the party she had seen N the graveyard.
Lane was arrested by the chief Of police
OH Bridge street this evening and lodged
in the stationhouse lie is lG years old,
a son of Mr.. John Lane, an engineer,
who was killed year or two since on
the Columbia and Greenville Read, and
is said to be q bad boy. He has made no
confession Of guilt and will be brought
before the mayor tomorrow morning.
The mayor will at once transfer the case
to trial justice for investigation. The
outrage can now be explained only OH
the ground of pure wantonness.-C Cores
pondencc News ant Courier.
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The Columbia correspondent of the
Mcrs and Courier says thai District At
Attorney Melton has gone back to
Charleston, it is presumed, to look after
the drawing of the United States Court
jurors for the fall term. Attorney Gen
cral Brewster, is indignant at Mclton's
failure to convict in tho election cases,
and Republicans declare that his official
head will come off if lie does rot secure
Democratic blood this fall. The way of
the Republican Office. holder is hard
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Assessors Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given thas The a. E
AN lowing named persons have ban +
appointed ASSESSORS for the Townsbinh I
which they reside:
Anderson = D. S. Maxwell. +. V
Brown and G. +. Tolly. Monday, 2s I
July, 1882.
Belton-Joshua S. Aoker, Hugh ". I
hatfey and B. u. Dean. Monday, 2k
July.
neutrality-suspicious. Holland, Maria
T.. Mitchell and Thomas w. Maria
Monday, oath July.
Brushy Creek-James NJ. Smith, job,
T.. Stone and S. G.. Williams. Tuesd,v
25th July.
Centreville-John A. Reeves, ]. Villa
Provost and Robert j. Poole. Tuesd,y,
25th July.
Bowie and David l.. Hall. Tuesday 2h
July.
Fork William L. Dobbins, Geo. W..
Maret and Charles s. Milford. Wednss.
day, Goth July.
Garvin-Willis c. Watkins, warrenJ.
Martin and William Harper. Wedna-
day, 2Gth July
Hall-John B. Leverett, William B.
Tate and DR.. VIM. j. Milford. Wedne.
day, 26th July.
Honea Path-Jocl M. Harper, DR., ia.
Hudgens and Fleetwood ClinkscalA
Thursday, 9th July.
HCpewell-P. r.. Brown, e. W. Webb
and Il. G. Martin. Thursday, 9th July,
niartin-T. l.. Clinkscales, Sr., jams
~. Drake and Geo. =. Brownlee. Thus.
day, 9th July.
PendletonSJohn b. Si!ton, John C.
Horton and Peter McPhail. Friday, 2lh
July.
Rock Mills-Jos. A. McLeskey, TIL
Anderson and John Martin. Friday, 2th
July.
Savannah-Elias J. Earle, S. Frank
Mcconnell and Samuel w. Williford
Friday, 2Sth July.
Varennes-R. B. Dean, D. S. Walso,
and Jesse w. Norris. Saturday, 2sA
July. fn,t Ht
Williamston-Aaron M. Guyton, Sion
7. Richardson and G. E. Horton. Satul'
day, 10Th July.
They will please meet at the Auditor,
Office on the day and date mentioned, ana
after taking tho constitutional oaih o.
Office and electinga o Chairman, Will u
come the Township Board Of AsSoSsoIs'
Before these Boards the Auditorlay ade
scription OF tho Real and Personal Prop-
erty in Anderson County for the ye,ai
1882, which they Will assess without, ds
lay, end certify its value to the AuaisO'
for taxation. ),
The Chairmen of tho Township Boatu'
compose the County Board Of Eqnsilins =
ton, which Board will meet at the Auui
tors Office OH the first Monday lllnl
August, 1882, to equalize tho properly o
the Townships, hear complaints, &c. !.
The Chairman of the County Boala y y
Equalization makes the member Oh "
State Board of Equalization from M
County, which will convene In Column lt,
on or before the 9th of October, lSsz.
THOMAS J. WEBb,.
County Auditor
May IS, 1882 45
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Mr. Trcscot as n Diplomat.
WAsuISGroS Nav % 1as

WASHINGTON, May %, 1882.
In his examination before the Peru
Wan Committee to-day, Walter Blaine
was aeked in relation to the status of Mr..
Trescot in the State Department at the
time he was apparently employed by the
Department in connection with the
preparation of the dispatches touching
Peruvian matters, and he replied that
Mr. Trcscot had just returned from
China, where he had been one of the
Commissioners, and pending the settle.
ment of that matter he was consulted in
regard to the Chile-Peruvian matter, and
made thorough Investigation and pre-
pared statements of facts upon which the
Secretary could act. He was specially
charged with this matter, in connection
with the preparation of dispatches, and,
with the exception of the Secretary, was
the most competent person to explain
the meaning of every word in these dis.
patches. He was very highly esteemed
in the Department, and on account of his
standing and experience as Diplomat
was selected as Commissioner 10 visit the
South American States.
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Col. James IL. Randall, the accom-
piishei editorial correspondent of the
Chronicle and ConstitutionaHst, says that
there is some talk of Gov. Hampton re.
signing his seat in the Senate to become
q candidate for Governor in the next cleo
tion, and that the people of Charleston
desire to make him Governor, aud Gen.
eral Conner Senator. There is no doubt
that such nm arrangement mas been spo-
ken Of, but the Columbia correspondent
Of the Ncus aud Courier, with his ac.
customed energy and newspaper life, has
ferreted the matter out, and says that
Governor Hampton does not want
TO be Governor, and that if the Demo
Gratis carry the next Legislature, it is not
improbable that he will resign his Sena-
torahip and retire to private life, as life
IN Washington is not pleasant to him,
and he has been greatly overworked
since his entry into public life
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One month more remains for registra.
,vation. The Democratic party will need
every vote this Fall to enable the white
people of South Carolina, representing
tho intelligence. the property and the
progress of the State, to retain the gov.
eminent. It is the duty of every man 10
register. If he does not do SO, he will
folly and without just cause disfran-
chises himself. This disfranchisement
not only Injuries him by giving to the
other citizens of the State the right to
govern him without an opportunity for
his voice to be heard, but it Injuries the
State and posterity by helping the Re-
publican or negro party to gin the gov
ernmeut. Registration costs nothing.
II it is vigorously pursued by the Demo.
Gratis, it will save the State for ten years
to come; and if it is neglected by the
whites, it may render the government of
South Carolina once more a carnival of
rogues. It is the duty of every man to
register hQe 4i
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
~ ANDERSON COIJNTy

GTATE OF SOUTH CAROTINA
~ ANDERSON COUNTY.
By ". ". Humphreys, Judge of Probate
70 WmEREAS, wa ta as N; e. Mitchell has applied
tration on the Personal Estate and cfTnc,s
of Elijah NJ. Griffin, deceased ''''e's
These are therefore to cite and admon.
ish oil Kindred and creditors of the said
Elijah, NJ. Griffin, deceased, to be and an.
pear before me in Court of Probate. to
t 1o heid a.i at Anderson Court House, on
tne ioth day of June, 1882, after pub.
iication hereof, to show cause. If any t they
have, why the said administration shoulS
not be granted. Given under NV hond
this 30th day OF May, 1882 '''''''
w. w. HUMPHREYS. J. p.
Juuc /, 1862 DC
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sHER1FFS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLYN,
ANDppSoN COUNT


DY virtue of all Execution 10 me dlIea, ra
I'D cd, will expose to ssle on ihe tos FL,
Monday in June, A. D., 1882, ut AnaTI,o,. slI,SS.
Court House, South Carolina, the ip'''a
ing Real Estate, to wit: ,rys
Lot No. 1, or old Homestead OF = AM ~
Acker, deceased, OH Main Street IL .ns nj
town of Williamston, in the Coun.y az a.
State aforesaid, ana containing one on1aS.T SSsT
more or less, bounded by lots ol hysSil, @t;i
Gray and Mrs. Nancy Acker, on Sa,S. .H,.
there is good dwelling house ana he1t'''.
ry outbuildings. ~. st,tsl
Lot No. 2, or Shop Lot, on Main s;niS, SrSv'
in the town of Williamston, con',ilIIIi ~, 4
two acres, more or less. bounded oy ,Ssrs y.s :
j. J. Cooley, James a. Wallis anu ,I,'D,il Iil
on which therc is good brick eiacA'i-"
shop, and one good wooden buildInsi IKE,
Levied on rs the property OF Il. Y. CTR a,ts,
Executor OF the Estate of Amos a. ,uj
deceased, in favor of A. j. surrasss o.
wife, Sarah Surratt. ,o na,
TERMS OF SALE-Cash. Purchase '"
extra for all necessary papers. ,,rr.
JAMES II. MCCONNELL r
Sheriff OF Anderson County, .. y
Nav IL 1892 43
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We understand that prominent
Grecnbacker in this county has been as
serting that tho Democrats are afraid to
meet him in discussion. This dolusion
is one of his own groundless fancics, and
we assure him and all other Grcenback
crs that If they will inform tho County
Chairman Of the Democratic pnrty Of
their intended meetings, one or more
speakers will be sent to join them in
every discussion. The Democrats have q
just cause, aud are not afraid to discuss
it either with the Republicans or their
friends, the Greenbackers. Hereafter
any one who asserts that the Democrats
of this county are unwilling to meet any
Of their opponents in discussion will
make statement which is wilfulIy un.
true.
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The Augusta & Knoxville Railroad,
under the management of President Yer
derry, is an active. energetic and enter
prising corporation. 1t has scarcely
completed its own line before it begins
the development Of extensions and feed
ers. Besides building the Savannah Val
10y and the Greenwood. Laurcns and
Spartanburg Roads, it now has its eyes
ON the Laurens 81 Graenyillc Road so
that it will make Augusta its central
terminus, with its extremities drawing
trade and commerce to that city from all
points along tho lines to Spartanburg,
Greenville and Anderson. 1t will, when
this is accomplished be as fine piece of
property as the South Carolina Road,
and will do as much for Augusta US that
road does for Charleston. There is moth
ing like energy and progress on the part
of railroad corporation If it desires TO
grow and become powerful.
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The contest for Governor of South
Carolina is beginning to grow Interesting.
1t is not impossible that some man not
now mentioned for the Office may be
nominated by the Convention in August.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

ANDERSON County.
By ". ". Aump'rcs, J'.dgc Of Probate.
M HEREAS, w. c. Branyan has ap-
w Piled to me to grant him Letters
OF Administration, with the Will annexed
on the Estate and effects of T. NJ. Branvan'
deceased. ''''
These are therefore to cite and admonisb
al and singular the kindred and creditors
Of the said T, NJ. Branyan, deceased
mat they be and appear before me in the
court OF Probate, to be held at Anderson
c: H., on Friday, the 10th day of june
1882, after publication hereof to Show cause
If any they have, why the said Admins,
tration should not be granted. Given m
der my hand, this 30th day of MAY, 1850
W. w. HUMPHREYS, j. p.
June I. 1882 40
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that the present name is injurious to the
Church. The question was, by resolu.
tion, referred to the annual Conferences
to act upon aud report to the next Cen
eral Conference. The Conference visited
the widow Of cx-Presi mt Polk as a
body, and enjoyed peasant reception.
The meeting was interesting and its de-
liberations Of unusual importance 20 the
cause of Methodsm within the jurisdic.
ton Of the Conference.
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PLANNING MILL.

\ MESSED LUMBER on hand and for
IL Sale. AoA
Contracts taken for Dressing I,umber
anywhere in the County.
McGUKIN & OSBORNE,
May %, 1882 As - "
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The Southern Methodist Conference,
after two weeks session in Nashville,
has adjourned 10 meet on the second
Thursday in May, 1856, in the city of
Richmond, Va. Very few changes were
made in tic rules of discipline, the Con-
ference concluding that there was already
church law enough against intemperance
and worldly amIsements. An effort to
change to name of the Church from
"The Methodist Episcopal Church
South" to 'Tho Episcopal Methodist
Church. was considered at some length,
thc representatives from tlle West object.
ing to theterm South" aud contending
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Our anterprising and sagacious friends
in Grcenville accept the situation with
wonderful good common sense. They
have been trying for years TO draw An
derson into Greenville without success,
and now that we have the through trains
on the G. s. G.. Il. r., and have reason-
able assurance Of the Savannah Valley
Railroad, they propose bringing Green.
vile to Anderson by building a road
from Greenville to our metropolis. They
understand the advantages Of having
railroad communication with the com
mercial centers.
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- The "IIardshell" Baptists went
through their annual ceremony of feet
washing on Sunday at tho Cross Roads
Church, Pickens County.
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1t is said that MIR Dallas Saunders, the
Democratic lawyer from Philadelphia,
who is nephew of Attorney General
Brewster, has received $500 for his
services in the election cases This is
the price paid for selling is political
principles to the opposing party. This
whole question will be up in the United
States Senate, and an interesting debate
may be expected. The services rendered
by Mr.. Saunders were little, if any, bet
Ter than pucrilo, and his compensation is
simply enormous for the time consumed,
and the services rendered by him.
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PUBLIC SALE

W lLL be sold ut the late residence of
,YT Mary Armstrong, deceased, on the
10th day of June next, the following pcr.
sonal property, towit: Two Mich Cows
one Hog, Househ I'D and Kitchen Furni.
mention. "
A. T. Arms rRONG, Executor.
May %, 1882 A as
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Shoes and Boots.

XNIE ask particular attention to our Boots
w and Shoes-Bay State and T. Miles
& Sons. We warrant them not to rip, and
not to have any wood or pasteboard.
A. B. TOWERS 4 co.
June 1882 as
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ESTATE NOTICE.
~ All persons having demands against
the Estate of James Crawford, deceased.
are hereby notified to present them to the
undersigned, properly attested, within the
time prescribed by law and those indebted
will make payment
JOHN w. DANIELS, Admir-.
June l, 1882 46
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sHERIFE"S SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CARoLLini,.As1,y LINZ.

STATE OF SOUTH CAKOLINnT,y
ANDERsoN COUNT
pY virtue of an Execution to NY he
1D rccted, will expose to sale =" Ar,
First Monday in June, a. D. dess, 10, o. ths
derson Court House, South Caroia,ITJo1 To1n,s
following Tract or Lot of Land anu Nv
to wit: ,,.,se si
One Tract or Lot of Land and H9u;SoIn H9,a;SInr
or near the Carswell Institute, INV land.
three acres, moro or less, BOUNDED W D,!,sd or
of u. Hall and w. E. Walters. heSr s,ror Of
rs the property of i. E. Mexico IN '''>
Alex, e. Bohannon. n pay
extra for all necessary papers.
JAMES II. MCCONNELL.
Sheriff Anderson CounsS.
May IL, 1882 4S
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Hardware.

4 FULL line of Hardware. The best
"A FEED CUTTERS and Cider Mills.
Agents for Brennan e Co.'S Plantation
Saw Mills, Thrcshers and Cleaners, Cane
Mills and EvapOrators. Fly Fans, Fly
Traps and Champion Fluting Machi~es.
a. 3. TOWERS & ..
June /, 1882 4G
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TO CEEDJTOKs.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
IN All pers Jns having demands against
the Estate of John ii. Harper, deceased, are
hereby no. fled to present them, properly
proven, to tie undersigned within the time
prescribed by law.
c. E. HARPER, Admir-.
June /, 1882 4G
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 'i
c9uTTx & OF ANDERSON: IS;
Bank do solemnly swear that the above naioa
IS 'rnc' I" the best OF my knowledge and belief
suhserbed and sworn 10 befoqe bffeoh, A.. C1.shie5 .
day Of May, 1852. 'nn 'his sist
cor,cc, Il; ERA; FRANK MAuLDIN. Notary Public
J. w. NoRRIs
JOSEPH n. Brown, lDlrec,nr
GEo. w FAINT,
June l. 1852 is
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

WILI. be sold at Anderson C. II. on
,yyv Salcsday in June next, by J. B.
private sale, the HOUSE and LOT of Mrs
r: +. Moore, on Grecnville Street, in the
CITY OF Anderson. For terms, &c, apply to
SCUDDAY G. SIMPSON, ATTORNEYS.
May 1e, 1882 a
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Flour.

Flour.
DERFECTION ! Best in the market
Il Also, lower grades.
4. B. TOWERS s. co.
June /, 1882 46
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MOlasses.

(tHOICE and Extra Choice n. 0. Molas.
W ses, and several other grades.
A. Il. TOWERS & co.
June l, 1882 4G
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Hats, Hats.

4 FULL line Of Felt Wool ahd Straw
"A Hats. See our Mackanaw Hats.
a. b. TOWERS Il 60.
June l, 1882 4G
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GTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
= ANDERSON COUNTY.

~ NNDEKSON COUNTf.
By ". w. Humphreys, Judge Of Probate.
Whereas, Joshua Jameson has applied
to me to grant him Letters of Administra-
ton. de Jonis non with the Will annexed,
on the Personal Estate and effects OF Eze-
kiel Long, Sr., deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors
Of the said Ezekiel Long, Sr., deceased, that
they be and appear before me in the Court
of Probate, to be held at Anderson c. II. on
Friday, the 10th day Of June, 1882, after
publication hereof, to show cause, if any
they have, why the said Administration
should no' be granted. Given under my
hand, this 3Oth day of May. 1882.
w. w. HUMPHREYS, j. =.
Juno l. 1852 a6
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
National Bank Of Anderson

a L anderson, In the State OF South Carolina a,
A inc close oil business May 10Th, 1882: -
RESOURCES.
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is BOUND

-. to 90 on in the good work of maintaining
mnees'oh mePss.a.ioh Ior Low Prices and Fair
n;nad As' In Its incipicncy we deter