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TJIURSDAY HCOB?im, OCT. 26, 186? eOVEKNOS'S ELECTION. The following-is*heofficin!.returnfrom the elec? tion held on Wcdnesday.JSth inst.. for Governor and Lieutcnftut-Guvcrnor, in'the Districts heard from") . ? For Governor. For Lt. Gov. * Jus. L. Otts: IIamptos-.' Pohtkb. Anderson District, C9C 270 817 Abbeville. ? SOG 432 6S4 - Greenvide, 314 609 . 612 Koken* ? 2?>1 888 580 Charleston, .780 ?61 1,877 ^airfield, ? 200 4J -301 la Darlington District there fr?s no opposition lo ORti for Governor.and Poutek. for Licuienant Govcrno"*?the poll was 650.* : INTEBNAL BSVENUE GUIDE. Wc uckuowlcdgethe receipt, from.the Pregi of 0. E. ElYOBSj Greenville, S. C, of.-, neat and con v'ehjent pamphlet with the above title, compmmg' :iu-abstract of the Iaiern.il Revenue :ind Direct (or >...: ?) Tax Laws of the United S.Mies, &c. This work, supplies a desideratum in this Bcction, for lie information among our people upon these eUhiect? is~quite limited and vague, indefinite in it.?i d. uaeter. All who have Taxes" to pay will find :his a convenient and correct guide for their in? struction, ncd we would advise all such to obtain a copy. Price, Fifty Cents. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Wc invire ata-ntion to the following new adver? tisements in ib'u issue : Clark & White?Clothing Store. Hewlcy. Kcese & Co?New Goods. Grierson St Walter, Newbcrry, S.. C?Forwrfrd< ing and Commission Business. Hanahnn & Warley, Columbia, S. C?Commis? sion and Forwarding-Merchants. ' W. It. Mauldin, Williarosfoii?Wanted, a Nurse. U. Sloan?Classical School. John C. Martin?Dank Notes Wanted.. ? John L. Arnold?Horse Strayed or Stolen.. Post Q. M. Dcp'f.?Clerk Wanted. % W. S. Kccse?Auction of Furniture. U. Durnettl Ex'r.-^Sale'of Str-ck. ? ' ? Herbert Hammond?Official Notices. "W. C. Breese?Furniture Jit Private Sale THE COLUMBIA POST omCE. Wc notice in several of our exchanges that there id considerable complaint' about the manner in ?which matters arc conducted in the Columbia Post Office, and of late the inquiry has become preva? lent-in this section, Is there a Post Office estab? lished at Columbia ! Of course, persons naturally suppose that the japilal is supplied with an estab? lishment of this kind and tho public look for regularity and precision.. But the facts warrant a different conclusion. It is true, that sometime ago ?t was announced that a gentleman who 'knows how to keep a hotel" had received the appoint? ment, and the public felt assured from complimen? tary notices that he would-keep a model Post Of? fice; but fror3 our experience and observation, there secm*to exist a doubt if such person has as Mimed ihe functions of his office, or else he has ' been singularly neglectfu^of his duties. Instances "can be cited of apparent wilful neglect, and we trust our.friend of. tffe Phanix will carefully in? quire into the fads and report accordingly. -.-: %. VOLUNTEER COMPANIES. An effort i3 being made to organize an effective Company iQ this village, .under tbc Proclamation of Gov. Perry calling for the organization of a militia force, in order to" preserve and maintain the public peace. It is self-evident that such an or? ganization, in vicw-tff the contemplated removal of federal troops fron- see'' ->n. will become indis? pensable, and we trust that every able-bodied cTS? 'U this Yicjnjtj?^*st~ccn the ages ef IS and -15 yars.wili promptly carol f;r this purpose. The ? Hst will bo present cd-* et o'nee to the citizens, but should 'ii-:./l to meet the eyes of any, vre hopcthcy wiil signify their intention of joining by leaving ibcir names at this cClce. We ngiiiu off?* a suggestion in regard to the for ?exation of these Companies,,to the effect, that it would be politic und wise to organize one Company ::: mch of the Militia Regiments of the District, rampcyed of young men from all parts of tbe Dis? trict, with officer* so dispersed throughout each lycgimcn: as to make it convenient and expeditions is caecs of emergency to summon a sufficient force. I^ei active, cucrgcio men at once put the ball in mo;ion, and tccurc the organization oi" these Com ?pai:i:s. ? - * . " ? Wethiow out the enggestion likewise, that the formation of these Companies will hasten the re? turn of civil law and domestic regulations, and that the garrisons will not be relieved from the country until the Gorcrimcn: is satisfied by actual demon stration of goo-- slltzocs that we are-comjeiciit to tecuro tr-nqu:tity and perfect quietude in our midst. No nnttcr what wo believe us to eur abtl it.v to protect the country against tlepredaiors and marauders, thorc are tifferent. opinions elsewhere, and w: muct concjcle as heretofore conicthiag to "the powers that be," and not churlishly maintain onr prejudices to the cost of important benefits. 4i A "word to che wise is sufficient." ELECTION BETU.J5S. ? Picssjrs D/aifacT.?Senator.?W. S. Grishara,. 007; A. Bryce, Sr., 363. Representatives.?Wni. if. Keith, 923; W. K. Eaalcy, 865; Jos. J: Norton, JS34; K. E. Bowcn, 788; D. Biemann, 4?7; A/| Bryce, Jr., S02; Lesly, 276; Folgcr, 256 ; Lester, 150 ; Howard, 24. The first four are elected. I Lacre.xs.?Senator.?Char!e3 P. Sulli-Mn. Rep- j refentatittrs.?H. W.' Ball, Capt. Gcorgo Anderson, lt. P. Todi, and.M. M. Hunter. 'AvnsriLLS.^-S'Malor.?Tho?. Thompson. Rep. resentativts.?X. C. (iaskeU, J. W. Hearst, W. A. Let, B. A. Fair, and D. W. Aikon., Geeeju-ills.? Scna'or.?G. F. Townes. Rcprc senlaiivct.?Yf. H. .Perry, J. II. Goodwin, K. P. Haamctt, W. ?. Price. Spaztanbdeo.?Stnator.ntfk. Winsmith. Repre sentslivcs.?J. W. Carlylc, A. B. Woodruff, D. K. Duncsin, Gabriel Cannon and A. C. Copeland. ?D.\r.ynGTON.?Senator.?IS. W. Charles. Repre *?j^.'ivj-.?D C. Milling, F. F. Warley, J/L. Co kcr. - .FAinriEtD.? Senator?John Bratton. Represen? tatives,?W'. J. Alston, Jus. K. Aikeu, Daylis E. .Elkia. * * . Lsxixotok.?Senator.?L. Boozer. Rcpreser.ta fiVsW.?Col. F. S. Lewie and Dr. S, S. J. Hayes. Charleston.?Senators.?Honry Bul*i and W. S. Heaery. Representatives.?J. A. Wagcucr, F. Mclchers, C. H. Simonton, T. G. Barker, It: S. Duryea, ?. Magrath, R. Seizing, J.- Hanckel, F. J. Porcher, J. B. Campbell, J. M. Easonr Benj. Lucas, W. J. Gayer, W. E. Mitel, P. J. Coogan, J. Mulv.in"y, T. P. Ryan, Ji E Milligan, 5. Loi-d, jr., t? Bichar?son. Fc<r the /nlellijeneer. tO THE YOTER8 OF THE 4TiI CO^GBESSIONAL DifilBiCi. Again are you.called upon to exercise your fran . by .he election of a person to reprjsent you i^jtrt^'ngro--' ot tbe I nite-i States. Among the 1 j several persons whose names have been announced I for your suffrages, we desire to present th6 claims I of Ja>u:s Fakkow, Esq., 4br' your support. In so ! doing we s.hall not^Ictrnct from the merits of cither [of the gentlemen placed hv nomination, but cu dcavor to show the pm-emiftent claims whicli jus? tify our selection of Mr. Farrow. To the Soldiers of this Congcessionsl District, we appeal for the truth of our statement, "that his care for them and his ministrations in their behalf whilst in Richmond and.in the hospitals was ulicensing, and nmny a soldier's last moments have been cheered by his visitB. As a Christian, man none there is who will asperse his character, and no purer man exists in the State. The only charge raised against him that we have heard is the want of acceptability with the Northern Congress, but wo have yet to learn that a bold avowal of Southern 6entiment is a barrier to political preferment in .South Carolina, and wc trust that tliis constituency will dcre elect a man of their own opinions, despite the cavellings of Radicals, both North and South. A SOLDIER. HIRAM LODGE. No. 68, A.v K\ M.% A REGULAR COMMUNICATION OF HIRAM LODGE will be held in the Lodge Room on MON? DAY" NIGHT, Nov. Cth, 1SG5, at linlf-patrt sivcn o'clock. Ercthrcrywlll take due notice r.ua govern tlieraselvcs accordingly. By order of the W.\ M.\ A. V. IIUBBARD, Secretary. Oct. 5. 18C5 12 Burning Bosk Chapter, No. T*p.k?M:. A REGULAR CONVOCATION OF BURNING BUSH CHAl'TER will be held in the Chapter Room on MONDAY NIGHT, Norcmber 18, I860 at balf-past seven o'clock. Companions v.'ill assom-. blc" without further notice. By order of the M.\E.\H.\P:>" A. P. IIUBBARD, Secretary. Aujr. 24. 1S65 10 ^nnouncrmrnts* For Congress. flS?* are authorized' to announce the Hon. J. P. REED as a candidate to represent, in the Cot.gress of the United State?) the Fourth Con? gressional Di?frict of South Carolina, comprising the Judicial Districts of Anderson, Eickens, Orecn ville. Laurens, Spartonburg, Union, York and Chester. * Oct. 12, 18GS. 17 ;*Thc .friends of CV.>vU)HN D. ASIIMORE, ot? :Greenville Diatrkf, respectfully-announce him a candidate to represent the Fourth Congressional District in the next United States Congress. Oct 5," 1865 TG UgL. wc arc authorized to announce JAMES FAURCFW", Esq., of Spartanburg, as a candidate to represent in the Congress of theUnitcdVStatcs, the -Fourth Congressional District, comprised of'An? derson Prckcns, Greenville, Laurcns, Spartanburg Union,>York and Chester Districts. - Oct. 5-, 1865. 16 ' ?_* _,_-? For Shertfl". ?S5* The- many friends of WILLIAM MA OUK1N respectfully announce him as*a candidate for Sheriff of Anderson District at the ensuing election. Oct. 12,1865. * It ? ' JjSjy The friends of MANSEL S. JOLLY uorai ny? him for Sheriff of Anderson District at the next election. Oct 5,1865. 16' *' The friends*of JOHN D. M. DOBBINS espcctfully nominate him as a candidate for -Sheriff of Anderson Distvict'at the next election. NEW FIR M AND FRESH STOCK. CLARK & WHITE BEG to inform the citizens of Anderson and sur? rounding country" that they arc now receiving at the old stand of ?vin3& Mutibard; No.'G, Granite Row. an assortment of GENTS'? FURNISHING GOODS, Such as ' CASSIMERES, * ? ? CLOD'S, :* SATTINETS, HATS, . CAPS, .. . ? TRIMMINGS, &c. Their Stock, has-been selected with great care in tin*. Northern markets, and will be sold at the lowest possible prices For Cash Only. ?pu connection with i'.io Store, the undersigned wilbconiinuc the * TAILORING BUSINESS In'all its branches, and assure the public that they will give proinp.t attention to all orders for CUT .TING, MAKING' and MENDING any'article of Gentlemen's apparel. .The long experience of the senior partner guar-, antccs the utmost care and promptness inbusiuoss entrusted-to.them. Wc respectfully invite r. shnro of palronage. Don't forget the place?No. 6j Granite Row^ An? derson C. IL, S. C. J. B. CLARK. TUOS. Mr WHITE. OJ. 26, 18(33 19 . "W ANT KD, '. A COMPETJJNT CLERK in the Q. M. Dcp*t. at this Post. An experience in -tlie Department will insure prcfcccncs. Seventy-Five Dollars and Ra? tions allowed. October 26,1865^ 10- 1 CLASSICAL. SCHOOL. THE undersigned,' who was graduated at West Point, will open a School at Anderson Court House, on the FIRST-MONDAY tu JANUARY, 1866, for the instruction of boy* and youug men".' All'tbc i branches of a practical and thorough English cdu I cation will be taught. A knowledge of the French j Language can also be given; an as&Istant will give ! instruction in the Classics. The patronage of the citizens of Anderson Vil? lage and of tko District is respectfully solicited. B. SLOAN. October 26; 1865. 1? 10 WANTED, TO HIRE, rt COLORED WOM AN, without chil? dren, as a Nurse. Recommendation and consent of lornier owner required. Applv at this office, or to W. IL MAULDIN, Williamston, S. C. October 26rl8C5. -19 3 - new goods ! new goods! BEWLEY, KEESE &' CO. ' HAS just rescivcd a large and well bc I leotcd . _ Stock of Gi-oodfe% consisting of CALICOES, ' ? DeLAIxNTES, MARESOE3, SHAWLS, ' CASSIMERES, - ?' ? SATINETS; [hats, boots a\td shoes, and a general assortment of DRY GOODS. ALSO, SUGAR, COFFEE, LIVERPOOL SALT, SARDINES, MACKEREL, * HEfi-RING, ALLSPICE, SODA, BLACK PEPPER, GINGER, INDIGO AND MADDER, TOBACCO AND s CIGARS, ADAMANTINE CANDLES, BRANDIES AND Win op, Porter, Alo, Schnapps, Soda and Sweet Crackers, Assorted Candies, Per? fumeries, Soaps, Bagging. Rope, Crockery and Jug Ware. CHEAP FOR CASH OR C0TTQ# BEWLEY, KEESE & CO., At Old Stand of Eriglai!cl.& Bowlcy, October 20, 1*65. 19' If Furniture at Private Sale. THE UNDERSIGNED offers at' priv.Uo' sale a splendid assortment of HOUSEHOLD FURNI? TURE, consisting of A complcto set of Rosewood Parlor Furniture, covered with French Brocatellc; Mahogony ~ iug Room Set, comprising an Extension Tal Side-Bbr.ro!, Ch.i!rB, etc. ; A complete set of Manogony Chamber Furni? ture, comprising French Red Stead, Wardrobe, Marble Top Bureau, Marble Top Wash Stand, Chairs, &c. ' . Also, a set of Walnut Chamber Furniture, com? plete "ft Mahogony set of Chamber Furniture, in? cluding Bureau, Bed Stead, Wardrobe, Card Table, Chairs, <&c. And a variety of Household Furniture, witsch will bt sold at a sacrifico. Persons in need of Furniture would do well to examine this assortment, as I am determined to offer great bargains to purchasers. W. C. BREESE, ? i Residences Rocky River Road, Formerly occupied by Jno. Wilson, Esq. October 26, 1??5. 10 GRISRSON & WALTER, FORWARDING COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 'NEWBEpRY C, EC., S, C. COTTON, Produco and Mcrcliitndizc of every description will bc received and forwarded to any point. Wagons Engaged for Families Moving TO THE- LOW ? COUNTRY. We advance, the expenses and freights on goods consigned to our car,e, so that there is no dolay in forwarding. ? . October 26, lo05. 19 * 4 Hanahan & Warley, - ' GENERAL COMMXSi-siOlV ? AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, ; ' COLUMBIA, S. C, WILL receive on consignment Produce of ell kinds, and forward Goods to and from any point. Office Washington Street near Main. October 25. 1865.- 19 G* "meUTOR'S SALE 1 WILL BE SOLD at the late residence o^Thcodore M. Fisher, deceased, on THURSDAY. WDAY OF NOVEMBEK next, a part of the Stock of Horses Cattle and Hogs. Also, a Lot of Cotton. 'Terms made known on day of sale: HEZEKIAtfBVRNETT, . . Executor. October 2G, 1355. 19 2 AUCTIONl WILL BE SOLD, at my residence on Hayne Street, on Monday, thotth of November, A LOT OF PARLOR AND BED-ROOM FURNITURE. Terms made knowu on day of sale. W. S. KEESE. October 2G, 18G5. 19 2. BAM NOTES WANTED. ON the FIRST' OF NOVEMBER next, I will pur? chase Georgia? Alabama, North und South Carolina Bank Notes. JOHN C. MARTIN At Sforc of Messrs. Brown & Smith, No. 1, Granite Row. ' October 2G, 1865. 19 . 2 otrayed or Stolen, FROM my Stable, on the Night of the 15th, a Bob-. Tail, Flea-bitten Gray HORSE, about 10 or 12 years old. Any information of him will be thank-j fully received and liberally rewarded. JOHN L. ARNOLD. October 20,1865. 19 2 THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ANDERSON- DISTRICT. IN THE C0?RT OF ORDINARY. J. J? Ackor, Applicant, vs. Amos Archer and olh ers, Defendants.. IT appearing to my satisfaction that Albert s. Acker and Herbert F. Acker, two of the Defen? dants in this,-reside without the limits o:!" this" State. It is therefore ordered that .they 'appear and object to the sale of the Real Eetate of Elihu II. Acker, deceased, on or before the Fourth Mon? day in January next, or their consent to tho same will be entered of rCcord. HERBERT HAMMOND, o.a.d. Oct 24, 1865 ' W 8m THE STATE 03? SOUTH CAROLINA ANDERSON DISTRICT. WHEREAS, J. J. Acker* has applied to me for Letters of Administration on the Estate of Elihu U.-Ackcr, deceased': These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said ccccased to bc and.appear at my office on Thursday tho 2d day of November, 18G5, fo show cause, if any they can, why said Administration should not be grant? ed. HERBERT HAMMOND, o.a.d. Oct. 19, 1865 19. 2 SALT! SALT 11 A LOT of Extra fiub Salt, for sale cheap by W. II. CATER, No. 3 Brick Range. Sept 7, 1915 12 Estate -Sales, . I WILL offer Tor sale on Tuesday, the 7th duy of November, 1305, all the personal property belong? ing to the estate of Nancy Majo*', deceased, 7 miles south-cast, of Anderson C. II., consisting"of Three Mules, Buggy", Wagons, Corn, Wheat, Fodder, Cows, Hogs, Plantation Tools, Household and kitchen Furniture. Terms of the above mentioned articles?Credit of twefcre months, with interest from day of pale, ntjfcs to be sigued'and approved by three sccuri-. tics. ATSO, A lot of COTTON, consisting of about seven bales, to be sold f?f CASH. I will also sell on the same day and place, nil the personal property belonging to the estate o* J. S. Major, deceased, consisting of Corn, Fodder, Wagons, Baggy,1 Plantation Tools, Sc., On the tho above stated terras. Also, a lot of COTTON, to bo Bold for CASH. JAS. B. MOORE, Administrator. Oct 19, 1805._18_3 THE CITIZENS AND vd friends and customers of the undersigned, in Anderson District and adjacent country, arc hereby notified that he has recently returned from New York and other markets, with an .extensive assortment of DRY OOQDS, GROCERIES, HARD? WARE, &c, suited 10 the wants of alhthe people whether residents OF ANDERSON District or any of the adjoining counties of Geor? gia, cr elsewhere in this section. The public . ARE INYITED To call nt the Store occupied by me prior to the war, known as No. 12 Granite Row, North side of ] tho sqiTarc, new.occupied by D. II. Silcox. The entire Stock will be reccived-in a few days, when all arcTcqucstcd* TO VISIT the establishment and cxamino for themselves. Having purchased my Goods exclusively for Cash in the NEW YORE ? and other markets, T am prepared to sell at the VERY LOWEST PRICES. The very latest styles introduced for THIS WINTER ? Have been selected, and (he Ladies art particularly invited to nrakc an examination before f urchasiug elsewhere. E. W. BROWN, No. 12, Granite Row, Anderson C- II., S. C. Oct. 11. l.?r.5._17_ FRESH STOCK 1 Drugs, Medicines, Dye Stuffs, &c. NO. 3 BRICK RANGE, Anderson c. el, s. c. THE subscriber informs the public generally that he has just received a largo and fresh Stock of DRUGS, MEDIC-INKS, DJE STUFFS-/ - dHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS, &C, , To which be invites the attention of purchasers. ff?" Physicians prescript ions filled at all times and at thr shortest no**tc. , W. H. CATBR, No. y Brick Range. Oct. 12, 1865. 17 _ THE STATE OF SOUTH CAEOLIHA. ANDERSON DISTRICT, ? WHEREAS, Martha, A. Cox hIiJ Joseph Cox, have ?\pplicd to me for Letters of Administration on the }'?:ilc of Thomas J. Cox, deceased. These .arc therefore to cite and admonish all and singular tho kiudred and creditors of said deceased to be and appear at my office on the 27th day of October, 18G3, to show cause, if any they can, why said Administration should not be granted. HERBERT HAMMOND, o.a.u. Oct. 13. 1S63 18 ' 2 Clxang-c ot Seliedule on Blue Kidge Railroad. . ON and- after Tuesday, the 24 th inst., the cars will leave Walhalla on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 11' o'clock', A. M., Aid willjonvc An? derson on same days immediately after the arrival of the cars from Eelton. * W. H. D. GAILLARD, Sup't/ Oct. 19, 1SG5. ? 19 THE STATE OS SOUTH CAROLINA ANDERSON DISTIRCT. ' WHEREAS, John B. Moore has applied to me I for Letters of Administration on the Estate of AnT I d?ev J. Major, deceased: Thc^e arc therefore to cite anc admonish all and I "siSgiilar the kindred and creditors of s lid deceased to be ami appear at ray'office on the 25th day of -October, 18C5, to show cause, if any they can, whv said Administration should not be grant? ed. .*? HERBERT HAMMOND, ??a,d. . J Oct. 11, ljfcff 18 2 Lg BROWIi & SCH1RMER, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. W. K. BROWNE, P. M. SCHIRME*?, Orsftjcburg,- S. C. ChaHostou, s' C PARTICULAR attention paid to FORWARDING Merchandize received from the North. nr.fkrf.ncks: . Jon.x Fraskr & Co., Charleston, S. C W. P. Hall, Charleston, S. C. T. Savack Hetwabi> & Soxs, Augusta, Ga. Oct 5, 1805. 16 lm TIN" WAllE Ar Wholesale' and Retail, BY \ A. GREE^LEAF & CO. Bapot Street, Anderson C. E. Oct 5, 1865 16 lm Blue Ri?gre R. r. THE following Schedule will be observed on this Road until further .notice :? Leave Wnlhalla o* Todays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 11 o'clock A. M. . Leave Anderson on same.days, upon arrival of the Greenville train. W. IE D. GAILLARD, Supt. Oct 19,-1865 18 Executor's Sale; WILL be sold jit Anderson C. H. on Sale-day in November next,- one good FARM HORSE, "the properly of A. II. Glen, deceased. Terms made*j known on day of sale. S. F. SMITH, Executor. Oct. 19, 1865. 18 2 Dr. W. H. NARDIN HAS resumed tife; practice of Medicine. Offict ov :r E. W. Frown's old store. Anderson, June 22. 18^5 ? 1- . ' 3m ?' Gfreat Attraction ! ! NEW FIRM AND NEW GOODS ! SBARPE & FANT ARE now receiving directly frorn New York, a large supply of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES , HARDWARE, SADDLERY, &C. consisting in papfc'as follows ^ CALICOES, WORSTEDS, LONG CLOTHS, LINEN, COTTON GOODS, CASSIMERES, SATINETS, - SHAWLS; CLOAKS, . . LADIES' GAITERS, SHOES OP EVERY VA? RIETY, GENTS' BOOTS and SHOES, LADIES' HATS and BONNETS, GENTS' and BOYS' HATS and CAPS, ?COFFEE, SUGAR, and GROCERIES GENERALLY, HARDWARE, CUTLERY, SADDLES, BRIDLES, &c., And iivfact a complete assortment of Sta .pie and F;incy Goods, more extensive in* quantity and variety than' lias been offer? ed in tins market during the past five years, and which will bc sold At tho very Lowest Prices, EXCLUSIVELY FOE CASH. Gfvc us a call at No. 7. Granit? Row, Anderson C. IL, S. C. W. S. SIIARPE. 0. II. P. FANT. " Oct. 5; 1865: 16 STATE OF -SOUTH CAROLINA, ANDERSON DISPRICT. IN TIIK COURT 01' ORDINARY. ? Jiiie Wo.od and Fannie Thompkins, Applicants, vs. Matthew Manscl and wife Mary, and others, Dc-. fondants. IT appearing to ray satisfaction that lames Maul din, Joab Mavhrin, heirs of Francis Mauldin, dee'd, number and names unknown, Taliaferro Mauldi ?s hcirj, number and names unknown, John McClcnahan and wife Francis, Isaac N. Wood, and Godfrey T. Wood, Defendants, reside without the limitB'of this State. It is.thercfor3 ordered that they nppwra?d ob? ject to the sale or division of the Kcal Estate of "tziSif !*^\Id!a; cc or before the 30th day of December next, or their consent to fhe same will bc cutercd of record. HERBERT IIAM.MO.ND, o.a.p. Sept 28, 1865 15 . 3m ]ST?TICE THIS! Send in your Hides an I get Leather. 1 WILL receive them at Pcrryvillc, Tickcns Dis? trict, S. C, or at my Tannery noar "Hunnicutt's Crossing, and tan and finish for half the' Leather. I have a good lot of Bcridy-Ttinncd Leather to ex? change for good Dry Hides, at the old* rate's of ex? change. . ' THOS. HARPER. Oct. 12, 1865. -17 Sm THE SOUTH CAROLINA;COLLEGE. THB'exercises of this College will bo resumed on the FIRST HONDA Y. in January next. The Faculty having been authorized by the Board of Trustees to exercise their discretion aSto the requisites of applicants for admission; such itf ditlgcnce as the circumstances will permit will bc cxtctiUed. Applicant? mutt present themselves on the first Monday in January. M. LaBORDE, * Chairman of Faculty. Columbia, S. C, Sc^t. 23, 1865. ? 15 . ' * ? WILLIAM K. HARRIS, ?"? WATCHMAKER, IS prepared, with MATERIALS, &c.; for RE? PAIRING "Watches, Clocks Sc J&ivc'fcy Of every description. Work done on short notice, and warranted. Masonic Dailding, Anderson C. H., S. C. June 22, 1865 1 a h. Owen r, INFORMS his old friends an'ct'thc public generally that he has returned to Anderson, and is prepared to do all work in his line, such as Repairing- "Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, &c. Provisions will be taken in exchange for work. Shop in Masonic Building, at the Post Office. Sept 7; 1SB5 12 HARRISON & WEITNElt, Attorneys at Law and Solicitors in Equity, Anderson C. H., S. C. WILL attend promptly to all business entrusted to their car*.. Applications made for pardon in be? half or ihOaC belonging to t^e cxCeptcd classes from the President's Am^?sty Proclamations Scpt-7, 1865. 22 A. T. BROYLES, A.ttorney at Latv, AND SOLICITOR IIS" EQUITY, ? ANDERSON C. II., & C. Sept. 28, 1865. 15 r>r. Ii. C. Oooley INFORMS his friends and tho public generally that he has-rcsmned the practice of Medicine. Office nt tho Dcnson House. Aug. 3, i860 .7 8m JOB PRINTING NEA TLX AND CHEAPLY EXECU Ted, a t. nm office. I x. - NEW STOCK OF GOODS Just Received AT NO. 9 GRANITE. ROW? THE subscriber announces to the community that' there is now open, at the old store of M. Leiser, jxn excellent and varied ? ? . ASSORTMENT OF GOODS, Comprising in part the following arti-' clcs : ? ' w - . CALICOES, GINGHAMS, FLAN-" NELS. ?LEACHED. GOODS, ALPAGCA, BRILIJAN'TES, LINENS. CASSIMERES, SHIRTING AND* SHEETING,' HOOP SKIRTS, LADIES & GENTS SHOES, BOOTS, HATS, TOBACCO AND CIGARS, COTTON YARN AND COTTOtf CARDS, ? ?19 aftaft COMBS, BRUSHES, NEEDLSS/ PINS, ? ? BUTTONS, THREAD, HOOKS & EYESi '-? 'COFFEEySUGAR, *c, And in fact a general assortment, equal tib'-tof*. that may be found in this market. A call is res-" ptSctfulty idvitcd. MARTHA LESTER. Sept 7, 1863 * 1? COTTON! "WANTED to -purchase, COTTON, "lor Specie and Goods. C. C. MILLER. Sept 7, 1865 12 Cottdn for Liverpool! Will malce liberal advancos on. Cotf?h ? ahtpped either to New York orLivernool. C. C. MILLER. Sept, 7,1865 12 * ? S ALT! . 25 SACKS LIVERPOOL SALT, fo+ sale by v C. C. "MILLER. Sept. 7,1865 .12 GEOCEEIES. . KITTS NO; 1 MACKEREL; ENGLISH DAIRY CHEESE, CLARIFIED SUGAR, A and C. COFFEE " SPANISH INDIGO',? * PEARL-STA-RCH", - 1*RI,ME RIO CQFFE^. GREEN TEA, V BLACK '? . SOAPS, 3*LUE STONE, COPPERAS; SO Da, MADDER. COTTON AND WOOL CARDS. BLACK PEPPER,-SPICE, And every variety of F:imilv Groceries* ? C.C.MILLER. Sopt. 7, 1865 12. Crockery! . ? A. VTcll Assorted "Btoelc fonttf atitl 'jCaiies' Boots and SHoes.. BftT MM**-. Bagging and Rop^5 Large supply?very low. ?? All ot which I offer to the country trade at greatly reduced prices. ' C. C. MILLER,. No. 4 Granite Row, Anderson C. II., S. C. ?Sept. 7, 1865 12 " ?. "AUCTION . . AND ; ' . \ COMMISSION BUSINESS; THE subscriber will attend to the purchase ana* sale of PROVISIONS OF ALL KINDS. FACTORY THREAD, TOBACCO, and goods of every description. : He will also auction Furniture, Goods, 4c, and make prompt returns. Charges moderate, JOHN D. M. DOBBINS. ; Audersou, Sept: 14, 1865. ' n'sriisCNCcs: James L. Orb, Anderson, S. C. - James' W; Harbison',. Anderson, S. C.' W. C. BreksV, Charleston, S. C. W. Y. Lkitch, ; James G. Gibbes, Columbia, S. C 13-' Sm' SADDLES AND HARNESS. THE subscribers are prepared to make, and "repair Saddles, Harucss, Collars, . Bridl?s, &c. And all other work in our line done at the shortest ndticfc and best style. Provisions take"n at inarfceT rates. Give us a call. No. 1 Granite ilov^ ab? stain. ' . W. C McFALL, . \ J03? E. MARTIN. Angv 24, 1865 1ft. -3m Drugs.! DrugsH Drugs I It THE subscriber would announce to the people of' this District that he has on Lamha very good as*' sortment of DRUGS AND MEDICINES^ which he offers for sale low for cash, at Dr. Webb's eoruer, Brick Range. Persons wising any article ' in my line would do well to calKanfl" examine be- ' fore purchasing" elsewhere, as I know that I can make it to their edvant?ge to purchase from me. ISBAM W. TAYLOR, ^ug. 21, 1865 10 . Kailroad IVoticc. ? OFFICE G. & C, R. R., Helksa, Sept. 21,186-5. ON and after this date a daily Passenger Train will run over this Road, leaving Station? at the** usual hours.- _ ? JAS. B. BROWNE^ . Acting Supei iutendcnL 'trzaKA. Sent.??3$>1?55 15 ?TT