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Miscellameoas SAauts,


WANrED-A good, mechanical dentist as n
partner Apply to DR. J, C. Story, dentist,
corner oil Main and Lamar streets ,ullJ;2t
w ANTED-ro buy a good horse, to weigh not
less than 800 pounds. nor more than I
.eus on, must De sound in every respect Cali
on AZ Fl Michel, Briekyard, soNth Market street.
-lullt-N ..l
WANTED-B Broom corn, in any Quantity
" Hignest market price paid Apply Ia
Ming Broom Factory, 1901 Main street,
julli-d&w
WANTEDA situation as goyerness IN teach
young children, or as primary teacher In
de sJoI can teach music and bring piano
d. u. E., box 60 Bryan, Texas. julis.it
WASTED-An office boy; also an amenn.
hu;,,, enses Apply to Prof Paine, Marsalis
ouiiuihg. Also, oanvassers wanted iul,S.2t
WANTtD-A frst,class sober baker, AnnIy
10 rlhe, Very Fine, Dallas, Texas uliI-it
w ANTED-A situation as teacher by a gen
teman with experience and abiliiyy les,
n aede,ehces given Address S. F. Morris, Herald
~ x,,,,.,, julll-lw
WANrED-ln frstclass family, German
woman TO nurse and assist in house wnrt
Main ST., paul Apply 10 Dr. w s. Lee 6l2
,si. ' ,,s',ssz junl.tf
WANiED-A situation, by a thorough drug.
s sit, Best OF references. Address, stating
salary. Druggist Herald Office. mil
WANrEp-To. exchange go acres of i'm.
proved land, with pasture, 20 horses X,
ea,tIe ana $50 hogs, for dry goods and groceries
Arai . or call on v. I. McChesney, at Grand.
windsor hotel, on the nth and l2th of July,
w ANIED-Ailler wanted at Todds Mills A
no l man can get permanent situation
,.ef,y.ns l,nlheuiately jui-u
WANlED-To rent residence with from five
10 hu 70 seven rooms. besides kitchen, convenient
70 business portion OF the city. House with large
yaru preferred. Address Texas d Pacific Ticist
oM ING, corner Lamar street and Pacific avenue,
WANIED-Four statesmen Of good address
w and one smart office boy with good recon-.
nendatons at 70S Elm street juni7.T
WANTED--one hundred No. / tie ohoppers
w at McCray's Tie camp. on II q +. J q RpR'
IN pra hauinan county, west of town of Kaufman
wv uc pSu, ~ cents once month. Apply to ]
y. ~, ohlon prOVe. junl3-tf
WANTED-shoemakers; only good ones need
apply; John horrell mis.I
w ANN MED Texas Mutual Aid and Char.
~ liable Association wants canyassers
rome once, No COS Main ST.. Dallas. fe25.tf
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Who Is Mrs. WinslowY

"V 70 hhfe. w instOWs
As this question is frequently asked We
Will simply, say that she is a lady who, for
upward of forty years, has untiringly de-
voted her time and talent as female
physician and nurse, principally among
children. She has especially studied the
constitution and wants of this numerous
class. and, asa result of this effort, and
practical knowledge, obtained in a lifetime
spent as nurse and physician, she has
compounded Soothing Syrup for children
teethlng. 1t operates like magic-giyinr
rest and health, and is moreover, sure TO
regulate the bowels In consequence Of
THIS article, Mrs. Winsow is becoming
world-renowned as benefactor of her race:
children certainly do rise up and bless her:
especially is this the case in this city. Vast
quantities OF the Soothing Syrup are daily
sold and used here. We think Mrs. Wins
low has immortalized her name by this in.
valuable, article, and we sincerely believe
thousands of children have been saved from
an early grave by its timely use and the mil
hons yet unborn will share its benefits and
unite in calling her blessed. another I'm
discharged her. duty to her suffering little
one, IN our opinion, until she has given il
the benefit of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
syrup. Try it, mothers-try it now
Ladies Visitor, New York City. Sold by
all druggists. IS cents bottle.
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J,J, Dewey, druggist Fairfax, Missouri
says "Brown'sPepsln Tonic gives uniyer.
sal satisfaction il curing dyspepsia and
sslck-headache." All Texas druggists keen
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It's now settled fact that we sell car
pets cheaper than any house in northern
IeXas. Fail not to come to see us, tor YOU
Will save money by purchasing from us.
A. IL II. MITTENTuAL
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The Dangers of the Bilious Season
are nothing if you use Browns Vegetable
Liver Pills, the health anchor of the south.
west Sold everywhere.
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Premature Loss of the Hair
May be entirely prevented by the use of
Burnetts ,Seocoaine. The superiority of
their perfect purity and strength.
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Smoke genuine Duke ofDurham. Stand
ard Of the world. "'"
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Eor Sale.

f0k sALE-A good residence, known as a50
,,i MOSS avenue. Apply to ]. d, Padgltt.
Il Main street '' No % nv, ~
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University of Virginia.

sGMMEk LAW LECTURES mine wect,v,
nmesln lSlh July, 1852 and end 18th septembar'
ans e Prove, =, OF signal use-ist, to students, who
Law School; ID, TO those who propose n raat
privately and I'd, to practitioners who have y ua,
nau the advantage of systematic instrnc,,nv0
for Siteu,ar apply a. o, University of Wa y ~
'9m nN, u MINOR Prof Com and Stat. Law.
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For Escllannc,

toR ENCHANGE-Ab bout one third of an acre
4 routing on Bone and Cochran streets and
bordering on the Dallas branch on the sonth
WIN exchange Tor II desirable and larger resi-
u iee iot' and pay the difference Apply to
Main street mia ,Sv'
EOR EXCHANGED farm of III acres In
i Dallas county, for Dallas city property. An
ply 70 > D. Simpson, agent, COB Main street
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The Latest Dallas Wonder

The Latest Dallas wonderI!
Is the rapldity and certainty with which
the worst cases of Dyspepsia and Sick.
headache are cured by Browns Pepsin
Tonic. Ask your druggist for it.
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Trouble may come and friends prove I'M
true, but Blackwell's Fragrant Durham
Bull Smoking Tobacco Is always the same
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WANTED Broom corn, In any ousn,j,v
" Hignest market price paid Apply 10
hing Broom Factory, lvl Main street.
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PhDst

PHYSICIAN AND SuRGEON-Dr. Morton,
l Office over Exchange bank building; resi-.
aence S'5 San Jacento street; telephone at resi-
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WANfED-In firstclasS family n t;ernon
woman TO nurse and assist In house.wnrt
MOO MOO. wages paid Apply to Dr.. W S. Lee, SO
AA"ih SNeSI INN ~
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proved land, with pasture ~ horses ''i TX
eanIe and $50 hogs, for dry goods and groceries s.
ADDRESS or call on V. I. McChesney. nj Grand
" iIin, hotel, on the nth and 18th of July.
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WANIED-A situation as governess, To teach
young children, or as a primary teacher in
svnooi' Cah teach music and bring a piano. if
desired. Good references given Aadress Ms
H. y. f., box Gu, BRYAN, Texas inlia 81
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WANtED-A situation by thorough drug.
salary Druggist Herald Office jniii
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w $500 SITUATION as teacher, by gen.
.c ueman with experience and ability I,est
references references given. Address S. L. Morris Herald
oih'e' inlI1.Iw
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W enses. Apply to Prof. Paine Marssl;s
| building. Also, canvassers wanted ,ul,S.St
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-12-07
Election fpr United STATE. senator.

COLUMBIA, December ,.
The regular order for l. o'clock to-day
was the election of u Unitel States Scna-
tor TO represent this State fD! the next
eight years, Senator Butler term having
expired.
rho business ..a- proceeded with in the
House, Mr.. Ialbrrt. OF Edgciic,h, noni-
mating Gan. ". G. Butler. Mr.. SinOnton,
Of Charleston. seconded the nomination,
and thcu Robinson, u cOlOrod Radical
delegate from Bcrl:clcy, surprised the
body ~ piarin1 in nomination tho name
OF ). ". Melton. Nobody pays much at
tcniiuu 10 III" few Radical delegates. and
this show Of iigh, WAS received with some
astonishnIcnt nnd much amusement.
l'inckncv, black Radical from B"au-
fort known ~ The SaHtrc Orator,
b0ltcd his party nomination and voted
for himself when his name WAS called.
amid much laughter The vote of III"
House WAS I'l'icr Ill, PInckncv |. Mel
ton ,. In tho Senate the two Radicals
Voted Cor Melton. thirty Democrats vot-
ing for Butler. leaving his majority "n
Joint ballot only Isl. Ills election mas
conceded without u contest
j Hendrix MrI.ano "a, not voted for,
and his Senatorial aspirations therefore
remain unsatisticd -SUcchU Disjutch Ia the
fr"r'n'W> NritJ
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Hanged In Edgeaeld.

TRENTON, December l.-blose Lock-
hart. colored. was hanged to-day at
Edgefield Courthouse by Sheriff Gusts
lock, also colored, in the early part Of the
present year. He was baptized this
morning by the Rev. Mr.. Lites. colored
minister, and on the gallows said he was
ready and prepared tn meet his God. Ho
was very cool and collected, and when
the sheriff asked him II he was ready he
calmly and indifferently replied: "All
right; go ahead" and the murderer's
soul was launched into eternity. Very
few negroes were In the village, and most
OF them aeemed to take but little interest
In the hanging, and many whites ex-
pressed the opiniou that capital punish.
meni should be abolished and imprlson.
ment in the Penitentiary for life substi-
'tuted III ita stead. The Panitentiary hns
greater terror for tho Average negro than
the fancied pomp and prominence OF o
gala dny hanging -NclS dstH uy5iey,
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Comedy BECOMES Tragedy.

CINclNNArI. November SO.-This after
noon Mt the Coliseum Theatre, In the
fourth net of the play Of 81 Slocum,
tho head of Lucy Slocun,, personated by
Miss Annie Won Rehren, missed the APP
pie and shot Miss Won Behren In tho
head. She died In fifteen minutes.
Frayne was Immediately arrested The
curtain fell, and tue play was stopped.
only slightly hurt. Frayne used Ste-
vens' rifle, No. 70 calibre. and was exc
cutting his backward shot Tho catch.
snap Of the rifle was imperfect, and slip
ed just as the hammer fell, blowing the
cartridge shell out backwards.
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Killed in Kersllaw.

CAMDEN, November 30.-A horrible
murder was committed about thirteen
miles above Camden this morning. Mr..
F. NJ. McDowall, gentleman well
known and highly esteemed throughout
the county, was brutality murdered by n
negro named Joe Wilson. The weapon
mitting the bloody doed, dragged the
dead body Of his victim to ditch near
by and covered 1t with brush. The body
was found this afternoon. The negro
fled. The county is being secured for
him, and II caught it is not improbable
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Executors Sale

RY virtue OF the last Will and Te.t,c,en,
D Of A: B. Holland, deceased. We VII;
sell at the late residence of said deceased
on the 18th day Of December next. the Re.
al Estate, consisting of the Homes,esd
place, containing $50 acres, more or less
and and the 0ambrell place. containing Il
en- Furniture. TERMs--Real Estate on
third cash, balance in IL months. with IN.
tercst from day Of sale. secured by mortraro o.
Personality. cash. 'saso'
GREENLEE ELLISON,
MAhlSDA CLARDY, Exn.
nov soI 1867 ID a.
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g. N. IoSEa. A. G.. S7p,,v,
DENTISTRY.
"E have removed our Office TO the
wv Centennial Building over J. B,
Clark & Co.'S Store, where we are nared ~
execute all work in our line at short notice
We are prepared to
Extract Teeth without Pain.
All charges reasonable.
Parties indebted to US, or either of us. for
Dentistry will please bear in mind that the
time has come for settlement. We need
money. and hope those who owe us will
pay without further trouble. '
, Respectfully,
JONES & STRICKLAND.
Nov 80, 1882 20
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sHERIFF'S SALE,
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

ANDERSON COUNTY.
DY virtue Of an Execution to me direct
ID ed, will expose to sale on the First
Monday in January, A. u. 1883, at Ander.
son Court House, 6. c., the following Tract
of Land, to wit:
One Tract of Land, containing ninety
ono ncrcs. more or less. bounded BY lands of
John Il: Watson. L. w, Gentry, and known
as the John Kay place. Levied on as the
property of Patrick Cruise, in favor Of
John Cruise.
TERMS OF SALI-Cash. Purchaser to nav
extra for all necessary papers
JAMES H. MCCONNELL
Sharif Anderson County, 8. C.
Dsc 2, 1882 2l
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at the Grand Central Hotel, Mr.. Nandi-
yer a, Wright's, Mr.. Clnkscale, at Miss
Percival's, and Mr. Scuddny at Mr.. Win.
throp Williams. Any matters which our
people wish to have looked after should
be seut on Immediately, H. next Monday
j. the last day for the introduction Of
bills .N9r" arm T.. i, N.
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- Con Leach, OF North Carolina, says
SO, 600 Of HaSbslHs money secured
two Republican Congrcssmen in that
State. How much would it have taken
to buy the whole commonwealth Mt that
rate Said we not that some OF the North
Caroliniaus sold out ''dis-eputably
cheap ?'
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Woman-A Remedy for Her Only.

Cheaper than physicians bills, and to
be used by women exclusively. 1t is
prepared for them only, and is specially
adapted to cases where tho womb is dis
ordered. and will cure all Irregularities
of the "menses." or "monthly courses"
whether acnte or chronic, by restoring
the discharge. This great boon il DR.. j,
Bradtield's Female Regulator, and known
and recognized rs "Woman's Best
Friend" Prepared by DIR. j. Bradfield.
Atlanta. Ga. Price trial size, Toe; large
size, $l.5O. For sale by all druggists.
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Mothers ! Mothers!l Mothers ~,

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by sick child suffering and cry-
ing with the excruciating pain of cutting
teeth? If so, go at once and get bottle Of
MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYR-
UP. It will relieve the poor little sufferer
mmediateiy-depend upon it : there is no
mistake about it. There is not a mother
on earth who has ever used it, who wi not
tell you at once that it will regulate the
bowels, and give rest to the mother, and re-
lief and health to the child, operating like
magic. 1t is perfectly safe to use in ali
cases, and pleasant to tho taste, and Is the
prescription OF one Of the oldest and hest
female physicians and nurses in the United
States. Sold everywhere. Is cents q bottle.
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4 Deadly Assault.

cpKEsBURY. December >.
This morning 1T f,urO clock DR.. Henry
kli"h, while returning from profession,
al visit, overlook y cnlored man driving
on wagon load of seed cotton, ten miles
from Hodges. \ young man namod
Norman, who had accompanied Dr.
klugh part Of the way. heard him hail
tho negro and ask his name, and receive
the false rcplytliai it was "John Johnston
from Hodges Mr.. Norman then heard
hcry Of distress. and, on going back,
found Dr. klugh lying motionless in q.
pooi Of blood. Thinking him dead, Mr.
Norman Went for help, but others arrived
and discovered that the Doctor was still
alive. He was carried To- Mr.. Joseph
simmons and given every attention pos
siblc. but he WAS still insensbIc at last
accounts.
The wagon was tracked to the house of
Morris Romano, cOlored, several miles
away, and the cotton found there. Ro-
nand confessed to having bought ii from
Dave Robertson. colored. a warrant was
obtained from Justice Hodges 1T Hodges +,
and Robertson arrested. There is
much excitement over the affair in this
section -torrcponf'ncc of The GrecmiNe
-Ncu,.
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GOING TO BE SUED.

a I'LL those indebted to Watson & Wclcb
~, iii mnst come at once and settle up, q,
the law. WV" "'' oh'cer oi
Nov 80, 1882 n 70 " " SLCh'
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Notice to Trespassers.

A H. persons are hereby notified no! To-
IN hunt, fish or shoot game nt any KIND
on lands of the undersigned. Persons dis.
regarding this notice vii! bc deal. with a'
law for trcspass.
L. X. SIMPSON,
JOS. W. MAJOR.
". A. q. McWHORTER
JAMES WEBB
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THE long lookcd-fnr Car Load Of the
Celebrated SrUDEBAkER WAGONS ar
rived to-day. Come and supply yourself
before they are all gone.
We would not forget tu remind those who
are i'll debt to ,,s on our old firm on anv
account whatcvcr-Eur Merchandise, Guano.
Wagons-or anything else. that we have
got to have the last dollar due us hy the
first January, 1883, and if you do not come
square up and settle, you will have to pay
cost. We see no reason why you should
not pay up promptly now, Us crops have
been universally good this year.
We buy Cotton largely, and keep an ele.
CANT assorted stock of Goods on hand.
Call, pay up sell us YOUR Cotton, and
buy what you need.
Very respectfully,
BLECKLEY, BROWN + FRETIyELL.
Anderson, s. c., Dec. I, 1882.
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Gov. Thompson and Lieut(ir Shrr-
pntd were inaugurated on Inst Tuesday
at half past o'clock in the Hall Of he
Iio'I.c Of delegate, Chief Justice !Simp.
son administering the oath. Governor
Thompton'. inaugural on the occasion,
which we have not yc, nccn, is said 10
have been a very interesting document.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

Bg U'. ". HunphreM, Judyc Of r,obute.
Whereas. Andrew Hunter has applied
IL me to grant him Letters of Adminstra
ton on the Estate and effects of Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Humphreys deceased.
These are therefore To cite and admOnish
all and singular the kindred and creditors
Of the said NJ. NJ. Humphreys, deceased,
that they be and appear before me III the
Court ui Probate, To be held al Anderson
c. H., on Friday, the 222nd day uf December,
1882 after publication hereof, 10 show cause,
if any they have, why the said Admins
tra,inn should not be granted. Given I'M
der iny !larI this 5,lI day OF Dec, lSS2.
W. W. HUMPHREYS, j. T.
Dec = lsSD
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F'N ~ III.
COTTON SEED MEAL.

The brs, and cheapest luod Tor AL i;inds
of stock, ana the cheapest and best fertilizer
on the market. Write Ter Pamphlets com-
tanning analysis by DR.. {. |. Shepcrd State
Chemist, and directions irr use 10 Charles
ton Oil MANN nmia,turing Co, - Broad Street,
Charleston. :. g. 2l-:mf
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NOTICE FINAL sETTLE;Ms..si,siasd !
~ The undersigned, Aduna.sd. hrs!
Mrs. Sallie Robinson, dech So ,he iah S
gives notice that he WILL on p, inS sSettleDE
or December next, make n nnn ~ Prctsaii
ONCE at Anderson, and ask to be o.
from his said administrators D opINSG
JESSE Roo'
Nov 10, 1889 10
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-,
,.,
-.
The Supfcu. tour, or ,h, l'ui,eI
State. has y, las, rendered = decision IN
,L. c,sr ,f I'M, hri,. ,r t;or T. l. %,
to the Arliupton csra,c, situated in Al,
der Coun,y ya. no, far from W,.bir..
tom CITY. Thi. estate w,, .nrd du.in.
the War for ,uxc, pu,clo.,J Lv ,hc
Emitted Siat,. and ,.nny,r.1 inn, F, a.
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EWRNiT J!

HAVE removed my Fnrnis1n5or Came j
two-story Warehouse ON on tsus esu I'D.
Benson and Jail Street, where w ~ IFnruitrs
large and well. selected stock o, Burar
ali new and Of the latest Pa'st 9at,, Tablna
Dressing Cases. sideboads, Sa,so ass.s,s. fra
the M Cheapest to the best; chal1'' i,am q i y =
classes. Wardrobes, Cradles, ~ ,oI lounge
Mattresses, Bed Springs. I coy, os s,,.ry ID
Picture Frames and Pictures - latest ~
Flower and Candle STANDS ., ,,aneins to-
SOC. asop' %p' and %"i ali other tbi9Ss usually
in a first.class Furniture sto,gh, hand ~
not lerst, keep constantly on rsnsns
line Of Cofiins and CasketsS' S'.,tsr IS. hs
prices from, $500 70 SIZE, i2S,'In tne ecsssies ss 10 y
and finest trimmed Metali'o ond. "a ehupe
anybody can sell. ,o,,N u MOORE
JVoN sn :
Nov 16, 1882 ID
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= The Grccnbackcrs will havc n single
Representative i'll the Forty eighth Con.
gress. In the present Congress there
arc nino ireenbackcrS The New
York Tribune regards the sweeping
cf the Grrenback organization nearly out
OF existence rs ono of the good effects of
the Democratic tidal wave.
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ShtfMEEi OF PHOSPHATE ROCK.
y general tablo showing the total ship
ments of rock hy every company or in
diric,,ai working under grant, charter or
license from the State since 1870 is given
in the report Of the commissioner of ag-
riculturc. In 1870 the shipments amour
ted to .!S9 tons in 1871, II, ,655 tons; in
1872, 22.5G2 tons in 1873, 45,777 tons in
1874, 57,7lG tons in 1879, 81 ,9G9 tons in
1876, sl, or tons in 1877. l26. $40 tons; in
1879, T,700i tons; in 1871. 9S, $50 tons in
1850, III, l627 tons; in 1881, l2i,5ll tons
in 1852, liO,112 tons, making the total
shipments for the twelve wears given.
nlS So tpuv
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intendent of the Penitentiary for twc
years longer. Neither of these gentle.
men had any opposition.
The Usury Laws are again up tor dis
oassion. but the Judiciary Committee
has reported against the bill, which will
probably be defeated. Last year the
bill to abolish the Usury Law was report.
ed favorably by the Committee, and yet
1t failed. so that this unfavorable report
indicates stronger disposition at this ses.
sion 10 let the law alone than there was
at the last session. There are several
bills 10 repeal the present Liquor Law,
aud some to make it moro stringent, but
it is not probable that any important
changes will be made.
There are petitions here from Belton
and Williamson townships asking for
tho vaiiiation of the taxes voted the At.
lantic & French Broad Valley Railroad.
So fur no petitions have come in oppoai
tion, and the delegation has not yet de.
cided what course to pursue in regard to
them.
i The members Of the Anderson dele.
cation are on the following Committees: /:
Mr. Murray is Chairman Of the Commit
toe on Privileges and Elections, and on
the Judiciary and Railroad Committees.
Mr.. ynndiyer 10 on the Committee on
Claims, and on Agriculture. Mr.. Scud.
day 10 on the Committee on the Peniten-
tiary and Federal Relations. Mr.. Clink.
ecales Is on the Military Committee.
Messse.. Moore and Murray are stopping