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''Proceed *with Thy Elephant." In Columbiapa. County, resides an old fellow renowned for his belligerent uispp-. sitioh, who is "generally known as Friend . Sharer. Born and bred a Quaker, ho was long since read out of "mee ting on account of his quarrelsome propensities^ but he still pertinaciously clings. to ,tho plain clothes and plain- language of his early days,- possibly; as'a protection against the wrath which he is "continually provoking by his ovorjbeaiing.and irritating defno^if or. He-has always the crossost dog in the. neighborhood, the most troublesomey breechy steers', &c, and is continually, in hot water with, some of his- neighbors in * consequence of the'deprodations commit? ted'by his unruly live "stock. A few weeks since, Van, Amburg-s Menagerie, traveling through Columbiana, was ob? liged; to pass his residence. A.. .little, bo-.i fore- daylight, Nash, ? the ? keeper ?f the cldphaitf Tippoo Saib, as he was.passing over the road with his elephant," diseovcr * cd this pseudo Quaker seated upon a' fence . .by the roadsnle, watching ? bull which ho. had turned out upon the road,..and winch was pawing, bellowing and throwing up a tremendous <iast generally. Infract, from the fury of the. animals* demonstra? tions, one would have roadjly taken-;him for one of the identical breed that butted the locomotive off the bridge. * . "Take that bull*.out of tue way," shout? ed Nash tajs;.he apffroaeb eel. * 5 "Proceed with, thy elephant," wa?'the >ply.' ' ?? ' - ' "If you don't take thaff bull away he will get hurt," continued Nash,,approach? ing, while.the bull, redoubled his bollige re n t d e m,on strntions.. ? "Don't trouble thyself about the bull, but proceed-with iby elephant," retorted Friend'Sbavey, rubbing .his hands with * delight at the prospect of an approaching serimmago^ the old ielfcpw haviirg great confidence in"the invincibility Of- his bull, * whicli was really the terror of the whole country. . Tippoo Saib came along with his un couth,?shan\bling gait; ihe bull-, lowered his head and made V charge directly lipon ? the elephant.- Old Tjjppoo, without evon pausing in bis march, gave his cow-catch? er a sweep, catching tho bull on-the side, .crashing in his ribs with .his. enormous tusks, and then raisad him about twenty feet in the air, the bull striking'''upon his - head as he came do'ito,. breaking his n?ok' and killing him-instantly. "I'm afraid your bull has bent his neck a little," ajiouted'Nash, as ho passed on. ? - ^Bent, the deyfl," cried old Shavey^ with a troubled look at his defunct bull; "thy elephant is too Iieayy for, my beast, -but thee will not make so-miitih out of the . operation as thee supposes. ? -i was going to take. my family to/vthy show^'but I'll' see thoe and thy sliow Mowed to blazeii, before I go one step-, and bo d-d? please," tho, "please" heing added as Siavey took a secondLloGk at the p"ropor tions'of the stalwart elephant keeper. White Labor.?We find the foltowmg'. dispatch in the "Mongomery Advertiser.*' It contains.information important to our planters and others : ' New York, Oetober*27th.?Dillard Mc . Minn.& Co.: I can get any quantity of - wbito men at one. hundred and -fifty; c'lol ' lars per .year?tho one "hundrod dollars' payable at the end of the year. Tho la? borers are of any .nationality, and pay yieir own clothing and doctor's bills. ? F.." Lynch. ? Th^ large white floating population of ' the North are, .-willing to '? come South - to .labor, and unlosii the negroes willingly1 work and .fulfil their "contracts with their contracts ~with their late* masters, tliey ** will soon find themselves supplanted by the white"Jaborew from abroad. - \ ? -+~r?~? Since the oxee^i?fei^'f,-Pharao Fergu? son at Nashville, certain parties here, who are familiar with* Col. Mosby's war histo? ry, are interesting themselves with a view to'bringing"the latter to-what they call justice. They aver that.Mosby, although ? rpso^lo^ed,gontle;h?inly sort of villain', .waa gnilty-ofaft-ocitios whifch would have made Champ Furguson blush.- "jJhey - claim to have the na,mes.of ex-rebel offi? cers, among thoiriist_ofc witnesses whero with to.p?QVo. inhuman crimes upon the ? Virgina'partisan*. * ? *--r-:-4*?-?H-: ? Railroad Accidents.?It is stated that .in.the.German Statosjiot a single person,, m has been killed by railroad accident-siiice . the origin of, that mode of traveling, thir? ty- or forty years ago. How is if in the .United States!' .An- account compiled and printed by underw-wters of insurance companies represontS tho tytal number of 'aceidents.for the last .eight months as 127 j the total number .of kille(T266; and the total number wounded.1,108. Such a - contrast mocks at comment. \ , " -?:-??-r--?' * ? - Tho Ser?l?Vs Washington special says . Colonel John *W. Faii-fax, of Loudon county,- cx-Chiof* of the rebol General LdDgstreet's BtafF, and who * received a spoci?l upardoh from tho President, ha/ forwarded tho necessary documen ts to sc ? cure the restitution of his property in the above county, now fold by,tho Freed . m.en'e Bureau, and which is known as tho . Monroe estate. . ' ??" :-:-s: Tho first Thursday in December has . been set apart by President Johnson as.a day of thanksgiving. *' 4 HE, L, J-EFFEK& & ?f * ' CHARLESTON, S>C:, General Agents, Gommission 'fierehanls, r%" ?*?' ? ? . . ' \ AND ? 3Lr A, IS p 'I A. GENT S. OFFICE, 118 EAST BAY, *' -:}YiLLcive prompt attention to the snip of .COT? TON, and other pi-odiipc^yiH negotiate -for the shipment of CJlton to the most reliable Houses in* ?-Europe and the North'. And inako;liberal advanecs on rkcjaamc when Ki hand for sale oi: "shipmeot. . Will buy .Goods for Merchants and Farmers, to orde# Will reoeive. and. forward goods. Will buy. and 6cll Gold .and Silver. Will negotiate the Sale of Plantations, Lands and Tenements, ?when placed in their care. And o.n this inibjccl'we bog lca.ve*.respectfully 1o say to our friends* and tho .public, that* as -Wc itcro born and-raised* in the State, and:.engaged ia business for. thirty years, and having travelled cjflonsirely over, the State, awl well acquainted irith the location, soil and cli nintc, and'feeling in the' closest degree idehtificd with you, we flatter ourselves that we can be of great; advantage to tbosb who.wiuh to sell their hnds^or pj^ntations.' We are now in correspon? dence with friends who arc natives of this Slate, but recently located in "New York, which- will give lift additional faoilitfeBvfor finding the most&desira ble purchasers. ' We therefore offer our services <o those who wish to dispose, of their hinds, etc. To such.we B^fy, send us. a plain written descrip ?Hon'bf your property; the Dislrict.tn which it is. located; whether, north," south,mist or. west, and the distance from' the county -nitej'h?w watered, and" .the character./of the streams ; number, of acres, and how many- cleaned and in cultivation; nnd/as near as you.oan,. tho number of acres in bot{?m,aHd upland; and your pricVper acre ;'with $25 to cover cipenseo of advertising; and wc will serve?j-ou to-?ie best of our ability. ?' Ip factygivc their personal and undividedlaUcn tion to oven- interest ?committed to-their care. ; ? n. L- j. & co. I--?t^- '?'* " r , , South Carolina?our own,, our native land By which we're stood,.aud wil^forovcr stand.-. I most respectfully beg leave to*return my sin'-'1 cere Ihanksto my friends and the* public fbr their long:and liberal patronage. ? / thanlc them.' ? And* now,-as the late disastrous and fatal */ar is" over, I am .again established in.this city; and, as it were, commenciag anew; I therefore assure my friends and the public that my personal attention and cn? orgy shall bo faithfully ghren to every interest committed to my care. Hence, I most respectfully appeal to all-my friends and the public, and solicit a share of patronage. Born ,and roared among you and thirty years devoted to business under VOtjr own, ero, t? inj rrference' . ? . j.' n. .L. JEFFMiS. Not 9,180? .. 21* . - P. EPSTIN I:.CQM ? WHOLESALE Aj?) BETAIE*DF AI.EKS IN Reajiy Made Clothing, BOOTS, SHOES; HATS, CAPS,*, 'mr'j. ? AND A LARGE 18t-ef Fine Plain and Fanoy CftSSI MERKS. Also, a variety of GENTS' FURNISH? ING GOODS, TRUNKS, VALISES and CARPET BAGS, af. . ' ? ..'* 270 King-street, (ftco Door.t above Gcorye-slrcet, Eatt Side.). 'We beg leave to call the attention- of mer? chants to our stock. Nov 0, 1865. " 2:1 3 Estate Sale. WILL be sold, on Wednesday, November 22d, tl'865, at thtflate; residence of William Shernrd, de ccwed^the following-property, to wit: Hpuschold and Kitchen Furniture^ ' Farming Implements, ' 0 < Wagons, Horses and Mules, j| Cattle, Sheep, Stock" ai>d Pork Hogn, Corn, WhcaVOats, ? ? ' .? Fodder, Shucks, Forty Bales of Cottony Two setts of MilT Stone's, "TeTmsmadc knjwn oh day of sate. '~T. A: SHERARD,} .. .. ... D.J. SHEKARD,/Adm,.a Nov21, J865 . 21 2 ????-?~f. . .?' a? THE STATE OF- BOUTII CAROLINA. -Jp ANpERSON DISTRICT. 1 ["WTfEREAS, H. B. Major has applied to me for Letters 6? Administration on the .Estate of Duvjd K. Majoic, deceased: # ; . " These arc therefore to oite arid admonish nll'and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased tobe and appear at my office on tli(f"20tb day- of November, 1865, to show cause,-if any they can, why-said Administration should not be granted. .- HERBERT HAMMOND, o.a.i>. .Nov6, 1865 * "21 * 2 [---0-it-:-:-?:-!-**? THE STATE OfF SOUTH, CAROLINA, ANDERSON D1STIRCT. ' ' WHEREAS, W. B. Long has applied to hie for Letters of'Muiujsiratior. on the Estate of Malthiu? Riohanlipriiclcccascd.: " ' These are therefore to cWfe anc admonish nil and singular the kindred and creditors ofsjiid deceased to- bo and appear at my office on the I7th day of ?November, 18G5,Mo show cause, if any. they can, why said*Administration should not be grants cd. HERBERT HAMMOND, o.a.d. . Not. 3, 1865 . 21 v . 2* STATE 'OF SOUTH. CAROLINA. AND-EKS?N DISTRICT. WHEREAS; Wro. A. JfcKgp has .oppHod to roe for Letters of Administration on the Estate of Eliza? beth McKec, deceased c* . Those.Tvro therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred ami creditors of said deceased to'bemnd appear nt. my office on the 20th day "of NovembcV, 1865, to show cause, if any tlw?y can,, why said Administrfttkn should not be grantcg. HER BEUT HAMMOND, o .f.d. Nov..C,.18G5 ? . : ,' 21 ; . * 2 THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ? * ?y DER SOW. DISTRICT. WHER?VS; Xi G. Cook, fe applied to me for: Letters .Admintstrgtirfn'on. the Estate of James L. Clinkscales, deceased: , .-.^ These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular tho kindred and creditors of-said deceased to be and ftppcar attnj- office on jhc 20th day dfij November, 1885, to show cause, if any they can, why said Administration should not be granted. - HERBERT HAMMOND, d. a. n. Not, 6,1865. '. 31. 2. Fire and Life Insurance Agency. THE UNDERWRITERS' POLICY* OF. INSU? RANCE, Issued by the Germania, Hanover, Niaga? ra and Republic Fire Insurance Companies of the City of New York. The Globe Mutual Lifts Insurance Company. ' New England. Mutual Life Insurance Company. New York Accidental Insurance Company. A. B. TOWERS, Agont, x * Anderson C. H., S. C. Not 9, 1865 - 21 - Board ot Free School^-. MEMBERS are hereby notified that an iraperativc necessity requires a meeting at the earliest practi? cable day, and will accordingly meet Hi session at Anderson Court House, on Monday, 27th fust., at 10 o'clock. W. S. PICKENS, Cliin.' Not 9,18C5 '21 2 NEW ? FIE5I! BROWN ^SMIT?, . NO. 12, GRAJPilTE- HOW, ANDERSON C. H., ? ' . HAVE just, received a large aiid.variccfStock of Goods, .consisting in part of the folio wing articles: C^iqftes of all kinds, Worsteds of every description, .? - . Ladies'-^and.Gents'HaUi ? " . ? ??. Boots and Shoc-J, ' Hoop-Skirts of all sizes,. Ladies' and Genta' Collars. White, Red and Checked Flannels, A'nnton Flannels,'Loug'Clofchj; .' ""Watch. Chaitis," Breast PinB,. &c. I 'A. luax'gc ?& Extcugiro Lot of CROCKERY, OF ' ALIi DESCRIPTIONS^ Also, a complete and General Assortment of GR?OER IJE S , Comprising the fol'owing leading articles: ? Sugar, Coffeo, Tea, Cheese, Soda, Pepper, ? s Copperas, Indigo, ? Sardines, Oysters,.Crackcfct, Hos tetter's Bitters, Prate's Bitters, * ?? kitts'No. 1 Mackerel, ? -^tr. Blls. No. l'andi-2 Mackerel, . ? .Half Ms. No. I ? BJJs.-No. 3 (large) : ' ? ?2 ??" ALSO, ; " ?. CIGARS, TOBACCO, &e. Together wirk every article" usually fo'ijrid jn-thc" largest stocks aver brought fo- (his market. ? We will buy all description's of PRODUCE, such' aB'Cotton, Corn, ,rioiir, Bacon; for C?3h 'or in Trade, s ( ' . Theattcnlion-of buyers is invited tx*. our present Stock, asjiwe^re determined to offer superior in? ducements to'purchasjii's. , . -? E. W.IBUOWN, ; .1?IINB, SMITK,. . ' No. 12, GrouiteiRow^Andcrson-C- IL . -Not 2, 1565 , ' 20 ' ^ 3. N.iVW F I RM ? ?; " AND- : ? ' ; FEBSH STOCK. CLARK & WHITE 'BEG to inform flic cilizc:^ of Anderson and sur? rounding'country that* they nre^now receiving at the oletstand'of Evins & Hubbatd, No. G, Granite How,'an assortment..of GE^jTTS' FURNISHIITG QOODS, Such as ? CASSLMERES,- " . CLOTHS,. ' ' ? ?"? ? . ^iTTINETS?; < ill ATS; 0 ? iCAl'S, TRIMMINGS, &c Their Stock has been selected with great carp in the Nqrtbcni markets, and will be sold at tho lowest possible prices Foi? Cash ?rilyv 8 In connection with the Store, the. undersigned will continue the . ? . TAILORING B?SITVESS * ? ? ? >? . ? ? ? In all its branches/and assure the public that they' will give prompt attention to all orders for CUT? TING, MARING and jilENDING any article of Gentlemen's apparel. ' The long experience'of rhc senior partner guar? antees the'utmost care nnd prchipincss in business entrusted to them.? 'Wo respectfully invite a share of pafr.ontfgc. Don't forget tho placedNo. 6, Granite Row^. An? derson C. II., S. C. * '" -? S ' J. B. CLARK, THOS. M. WHITE. Oct#2?, 186-5 , JO. . # ? iM?RBEEY?RX). Leavel & "White ...?''?'?.' * HAVE again opened the Marble business at ain dcrson, and arc able "to put up a'll varictios of Tomb Stones at fair, prices. Terms Cash. l'rdr duce of all kinds taken atjhc market price. Call and sec mo at the store of Clark k White m LEAVELL ? WHITE.' Now9, I860 21 TEE STATE OF SOUTH' CAROLINA, - ANDERSON^DISTRICT. ? . ?" WHEREAS, II. B. Major has applied to. m,o for Letters of Administation on the.Estate of- Joab \V-. Major, deceased : ? *? . Thca9arc therefore tojntc and ndmonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased *o be aifd appear ai my office on the 20th day of November, 1865, to slipw catige, if any they can, .why said Administration should mt be granted.' ' . HERBERT HAMMOND, o.a.d. NovC, -18C5 21 ^ 2 THE STATE ?F SOUTH CAEOIINA, ANDERSON DISTRICT. WHEREAS,* Jane M<".Brock, lias applied to me for Letters of Adminislrafiou on the EsttUc of II; New? ton Brock, deceased: ? These arc therefore to c?te*qd admonish all and singular the kiudred and creditors o'f sajd deceasedv to be and appear at my officc^on the 17th day 'No f vember, 1865, to slj.ow cause, ifauy they can, why 1 said Administration should not be gi-antcd. *? . I HERBERT HAMAlONDj o.a. p. . Nov. 3^805. 21. 2 . j TBS STATE SOUTH CABDLMTA~ ~ I ANDERSON DISTRICT. \ \ WJIEREAS, D.-.t. Slicrard, has applied to me-for Letters of Admiuistt-atiin. on the .Estate of J.. V. 'Sherard, deceased: ?..)??*. ? ? These arc therefore to cite and admonish.all and sjngulan tho kindred and crcd^ors of said deceased to.be and appear at my office on the 17th day of | November, 1.865, to show cause, if any they can, why said Administration 'should ?iot be-granted:. ' - -HERBERT HAMMOND, o.a.d. . Nov. 3, 18?.5. .. .21 * . ^ 2. . ' * ' * ? \ ~ ~ Just Received. '.. ,500 lbs-, new Buckwheat Flour, 200 lbs. Shot, Nos. 1 to 8. * For sale by BROWN & SMITH. . No. 12, Granite Row. , Nov9, 1865 . 21 i. . DRIED PEACHES! ; THE highest market price will bo paid, for fRIED TEACIIES, in Cash or merchandize, bv .0. SCHW?RZ, No. 1, Granite Bow. Not 0, 1865 21 NEW GO OBS ! - NEYf G.OODS! -r BEWLEYy KEESE_ &;C8, LIAS just rccoivod .r large alul well sc. lcctod,. - - . ? : Sjtock of G-o?ds, consisting of ! ? CALICOES; " - . D>:L AINES, MAPJN?ES; - SHAWLS, ' ">V- CASSIMERES, SATINETTS, ilATS, BOOT? ?ND SHOES, tand a general as3ortraont of PRY GOODS.: * !-r._- ' . v: ALSO, SUGAR,. COFFEE, - ' LI"v?EEPOOL SALT, ; SARDINES, JIACKEREL, HERRINC-, ALLSPICE, SODA, BLACK TEPPER,' ' ? GINGER,-INDIGO AND : ? MADDER; TOBACCO AND , . CIGARS, ADAMANTINE ? "CANDLES, BRANDIES AND Wines,. Porter,,Ale,.Schnapps, Soda and Sweet Crackers,-Assorted Candies,.Per? fumeries, Soaps, Bagging, Rope, Crockery anc?'Jng.Waro. . ' ? CHEAP TOR 'CASH .OB- COTTON. . BEWLEY, KEESE ?fe CO., - At Old Stand of England &Bewlcy, October 26, 1865. 19 tf . Furniture at Private S?le, THE UNDERSIGNED offeraAat private salo. a. splendid.. assortment of HOUSEHOLD FUfl.NI TURE. consisting of ' A complete set rof Rosewood Parlor Furniture, "covered with French Bro'catcllc; Maliogony Din? ing Room Set, comprising an Extension Table, Side Board, Chairs, etc. ;. . A complete set of Mnnogony Chamber Furni? ture, comprising French" Bed Stead, Wardrobe, Marble Top Bureau, Marble Tup Wash Stand, Chairs, &c. * . ? Also, a set of "Walnut Chamber Furnityrc, com-, plotc; a Mahogony net of Chamber Furniture, ih <Iuding Bureau, Bert. Staad, Wardrobe, Card Table, Chairs, Sic. . ' " % ?And a variety of Household' FunyUire,- wl'ich will.be sold at a sacrifice' Persons jn need of Furniture iy>uld do well 4o.' examine" this assortment, (as I am determined to offer great bargains to purchasers. ? . W. C. CREESE, Residence dn Rocky-River Road, Formerly occupied by Jno. Wilson,.Esq. October 26, 1?CC?. 19 ? ^ ? THE. . . . ? . AMERICAN LAND COMPANY, ? AND . AGENCY, Central- Office, No. 57, Hroadway, N. York. JOIIN'A.. ANDREW, President, "1 . FRANK E. H?JVC, Vice Prcs'l. | ? L. W. WINCHESTER, Treas. |- Trutteci GEORGE CABOT WARD, ALFRED GAUTIIlEIt, - ; J OFFERS its .sorvices in the Purchase,?'Sale, Lease >) or Bxchitngc of City-or' Country Property in the 'South and- West; *br in procuring Workmen, Su-' perinlendents, Tenants, or Partncai - from," the North or from. Europe. Full information furnish ,c<tinpon inquiry of ' TUURBER, SOULE & CO., Agents,' [ No. 4 Slate-street (jip-i*tairs), . Charleston, S. C Nov 2, 18G5 . .20 lm ? Tho State ?fScuitli Carolina. ANDERSON.DISTRICT. Ui - ' ' -* .' , IN TUE COURT OF. ORDINARY. * J. M. Herring, Applicant; vs. Francis A. Herring awl others, Dcfeufl^its. IT appearing to "my satisfaction-thaj John Tilly and wife, Sarah Tilly, he'u-s'o'f Jesse M? Herring, number and names urilfnown, and Francis A. Her? ring, all reside without this State: -It is-therefore ordered that thoy do appear aud object to tho sale or-.diviyiou of ttic real estate of Mary Herring, deceased, on or before.the 9th day of February next, or their consent to {lie same will be.entered of record. <g ? HERBERT JIAMMOND, '6.*$ Nov 7, '156$ ' 21 ? . im '' THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ". t ANDERSON DISTRICT IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY. J. J. Acker, Applicant^ vs-. Amo3 Archer and oth . -. ers, Defendants. f . IT appearing to niy satisfaction'that Albert s. Acker and Herbert F. Acker, two of the Defen? dant in, this, rcfide without the limits of this ^State. It is therefore ordered that they 'appear atld ob^rct-to the fwlc of the Real Estate' of Elihu H. Aokcr, deceased, on or before the Fourth Mon? day in Januaryncxtl or Unnr consent to the same "will bo entered of record. HERBERT HAMMOND, o.A;d. 0ct24, I860 -19 ? .8m CLASSICAL SCHOOL. THE ^undersigned, who was graduated* tt West Point; wfll'opcn a School at Anderson Court House, on the FIRST MONDAY in JANUARY, 1800, for the instruction of boys and young men. - All the branches of a practical and thorough English edu? cation will be taught. A knowledge of tho French Language can ahm'be given; an.assistant will g'gre instruction, in the Classics. . . i v. . "The p'ajxonagc.of the citizons of Andorsoh Vil? lage and of tho District is respectfully solicited'. . . D. SLOAN. *. October 26, 18C5. T9 ft 10; ~ S.* E OWEPJ : [?INFORMS his old friends and the public generally that he has returned to Anderson, and is prepared to do all work in his. line, such:as . -Impairing IVatcfies, Clocks, Jcweliy, &c. Provisions will be taken in exchange for work. Chopin Alasonic Building, at tho Post Office Sept 7, 18Q? ? ' ? 12 r -.' . 6m-?-;;,.?-? Kailfoacl 3Votico. OFFICE G.'&.C. R.'R.,. IlKLK.VA,-Sept. 21, 1865. ON and after this dato a daily TasseBger Train will run. oT?r this Road, leaving stations nt the usual hours.' . JAS, B. BR?WNE, Acting Superintendent Trahspt. . Sept 28, 1855 15 , tf . Dr. W. H. NARDIN HAS resumed the practice of Medicine. Office over E-. W. Brown's old Rtore. Anderson, Juno 22, 1865 . 1 ? 3m ' JOB PRINTING NEATLY AND GREATLY EXECU? TED AT TE1,S OFFICE: . NEW EIR? AND-NEW GOODS! SHARPE & FANT ARE now receiving <lir?c-Lly from New York, a large supply of r>E"?" a oops, ' 035&OC JURIES, - HARDWARE, SADBLEHY, &C. consisting in part as follows: - CALIC^ES* WORSTEDS, ' LGjf G CLOTHS, LINEN, .COTTON GOODS,-.^ . ' ?>, CASSIMERE2, SATINETS, SHAWLS, CLOAKS; LADIES' GAITERS, * SHOES OF EVERY VA? RIETY, GENTS' BOOTS and SHOES, - < LADIfiSr;HATS a"n d BONNETS, , GENTS1 and BOYS' HATS and CAPS, . COFFEE, SUGAR, and GROCERIES GENERALLY, ' ? ? - HARDWARE, CUTLERY, SADDLES, BRIDLES, &c., And in .fact#a complete assortment of Sta? ple and Fancy Goods, .more extensive in quantity and variety -titan 1ms been" offer? ed in this market during the ^>ast five years, and which wfll.be sold At tl?o rcry -Xjovvcst l?i*iecs, ' EXCLUSIVELY 7 ' ' W Ott'- G\i SH:. Give us a tall ?t No: 7; Gsartite Row, Anderson C.II.j S: C. ' . ? . W. S. S3IARPE, ' . ? ? 0..n.P,.FANT. Oct.&lSG?. - 16' _ * _ FRESH STOCK! Drugs, Medicines, Dye Stuffs, &c: NO, 3 BRICK RA&GE, ANDERSON C. H., st C. THE subscriber'informs the public generally tbat he has just received a large and. fresh-Stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES, DYE STUFFS* -CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS, &C, To ivhiclj.lio-invites the attention of purchasers. fgg~ Physicians, prescriptions filled at all times nnd at the shortest notice. * W. II. CATESf No." 3 Brick Range. ? Oct.^1,,.1865. . . . '17 SRIERS?N & WALTER, FOKTTAlXMxV & AND ??* COMMISSION MERCHANTS, NEWBBRRY'C, I^., S. C. COTTON, Prod tide .and Merchandise of every description will be received and forwarded to any.<point. Wagons Engaged for Families Moving TO THE LOW COUNTRY* ' ? ? ? ? ? We advance tho^xpenscs and freights oil goods consigned to-our care, so that ' there is no delay in fomv'afding. ? Ottobcr 26,1?65. 19 ? :4 GOVERNMENT PR?PERTY. PERSONS Irving in the Districts- of Greenville, Anderson, Spartanb,urg .and. Bickens, having'in their possession any Property which was confisca fed to the United States Govcimment by'l ire sur? render of the so-called Confederate. Government, are hereby called upon" to deliver >up the same to the undersigned-by the first day of November next, or they will render theijnsclres liable to arrest andf punishment. -This- holjce applies to all .kinds o Property confiscable, rio matter upon what authori? ty it nmy be held- or detained. Parties having Property as above described," jmd holding rccoipts for the s*nie, will exhibit them without delay. . Persons having information that will lead to the recovery* of Government Property concealed, will be rewarded on furnishing me with information that will lead to its rccovory. - - " . ? T. W. Q. FRY, x ? Ass?t Special Treasury Agent. . Greenville, S. C, Oct. 21, f8f?>."" - - 20 '- ? ?'? *- 3 ? -*~-_-_-, . Hanahan & ,WarIey, '* GiENlERAI, COMMISSION '. ' AND I ? F 0 i WAR bw Q M EII 'fa ANT . ' COLUMBIANS. CV WILL receive on consignment " Produce of all. kind?, and forward Goods to und.from any point. " Ofiico*.-Washington Street near Siajn. ? October 25,'180*5. ' j 19 '?? 6" ? WILLI'AIff'K. HAB.EIS, WATCHMAKER, IS prepared, with MATERIALS, &c* for RE? PAIRING ? ^ ? . ? Watchcts, Clocks & Jcvrelx-y Of every description. Work done on shortnioticc,. and warranicd-for rwelvo "mopjths. . Masonic Building, ?Anderson C. IL, S. C. June 22,1865 .1 NOTICE THIS! Send in your Hides an!'.get-'Leather. 1 WILL roccke thorn at Pcrryvillp, Pickens Dis? trict, S. C, or at my Tannery near Hunnicutt's Crossing, and tan and finish for half the. Leather. I have a, good lot of Ready-Tanned Leather to ex? change for^ood Dry Hides, at the old rates of ex? change. ?>:?": TIIOS. HARPER. Oct. 12, I8C5. 17 . . . Sin NEW STOCK OFLS00B5 Just Received AT NO. 9 GRANITE. RQv?. '...?'. ' ' . .r :? ?<$.),? j?:<:?r i THE subscriber announces to the community that there is now open, at the old store of M. Lesser, a*, excellent and varied ' ? ? . r ^* ASSORTMENT 02" GOODS, Comprising in part tho/oliowing nrli r CALICOES, tflN.GIIAHS, P.LAN^ nel?.* ; * BLEACHED GOODS, ?LPAC.CA, BRILLI ANT ES,.. Ii IN E NS. . . :* . CASSlAtERES, SHIRTING AND SHEETING, <<* ? ' HOOP SKIRTS, LADIES. <fc GENTS SHOES, . BOOTS, HATS, i : TOBACCO AND CIGARS, COTT/ON YARN AND . COTTON CAElDS/v : ? , . ? COMBS, BRUSHES. NEEDLES.. PINS " ' BUTTONS, THREAD, HOOKS & eyes' * * ?? COFFEE', SUGAR, .ike!, *? And in fact a general assortment,- equxl- to any that-may be found in this m^rket^ ,ArcftU if. res? pectfully invitci. * U ? "v MARTir^LEMER. Sept 7, 1865 ..- ?*. ?' : " 12 j, ?? ? . . ,... . * . ? . a we t'iO'N ? ASP ... ?COMMISSION.' BUSINESS. ' THfi subscriber'will attend'lo the.purchase and sale of ? ' : '? ' PROVISIONS OF ALL KINDS, , ' ' - FACTORY THREAD, TOBACCO, and goods .of every description. v. v He will also auction. Furniture, Good*, Ac, "?nd make prompt returns* Charge? modefal?. ? * .TQ'tlN DT M. D05SI3S. ... . Anderson, Sept.-14r 1865. ". ? ' ? . ^ ?. '' * :- - > nEtxneJtcEs: Jamp.s,L. Orr, Anderson. ,1-C. Jahcs W. Habsi.sox. AY.derson, S. C. W. C/BbbhbB, Charleston, S. "C W. Y. Leitch. ." , " J".\>tns G." GiBUKSirColumbia, S. C. , " is 1 . ?: " ? THE : STATE 0F: SOITTH CAROLINA, ? ANDERSON 'DISTRICT. 1 IN TIIE.?0URT OF ORDINARY. WHEREAS, the Admjnistrafnr of th'e'. Estate ro'f William McCoiiicL.deceased, huring-Jged'his pefi-. tion in my office^ praying" that'a rin;n settlement of the O8tnlo-of the sajd deceased u\.\y be had,', and it appearing to my sahyPictinr. ilist Cfinrlcs McConr iel, W-irlmm McCuim-1. ATlrH -feUwjicl, MxCrggrei'. Harris, heirs of D.iJik-r.3lc.(?'?iiioU" heirs of John McConicl, (uumber.nnd namos irnknorrn''',) heirs rvt ?law of the.said deceased, reside without the Jimlts of this Stale. . ' ' ? ; . * It is t beret ore ordered thai they appear in fit* Court of Ordinary to be holden fpr Anderson'Dis? trict, at Anderson Court House, on the'First Mon? day in February next; to show cause, if any^hey can, why they shall not be charged with advance? ments, and decree' in- settremcut made, or their consent to the same will b? t utored of vcc<>rd. uBiiBEKT'iiamm?nd; 'o..-..i.. Octroi, 1865 ? 20. - 'Cm -_-:?_!- . - STATE Of SOUTH (&R0JINA, * '? AKDEJiSON DI?VMCT. IN. TIIE. COURT * ?F OltDrXAftY. Jane Woodbind Fannie Thornpkins, App?cants, rj?, ? Matthew Mansel and-wi/e>M*ty?and.others, ?b- ' feiittants. IT-appearing to my satisfaction'that Juntos Maul din, Joab Muitldin, hbi'rs of Franeis Mnuldin, . dee'd, number and names nnkrrowSl; "Talinferro Mnuldln's- heirs, ^number and names unknown, Jrflin McClonahan ?nd,wife'Franci?,:TsttneN. ^V^d, Land Godfrey T. 'Wood^?efcftd^nrs, reside without [the limits of this State. ' It is tlvorefora ordeitad that they appear and ob? ject'to, the Side or diviaion of.the'tteul Eita.tc of Godfrey Mauldin,-on or befpre the- SOHi d*y of December next,.or tuflr consent to the same Vdl I'bc entered of record. - - . HERBERT.HAM MOND,, o. a.d. Sept 28, 1865. ? 15 _ "'.' ;, 3m. T - t< " ? 9 ? SADDLES AND HARNESS. THE subgcribers are prepared.to make and repair Saddles, Harness. **! And all other work in our.line done at the shortest' notier and* best style. Provisions taken at market rates. Give us a call. No? l-KJranite Row, up stairs''' '* W. C. McF-ALL; " * JOS; 1Z. MARTIN. Aug. 24, l'SS-l .10 Sw :--?-?r?? ?? *_-"? ? _i_ Drugs! Drugs'!! Drugs]!! THE ?subscriber would" annbuncc to*fhe people of this District that" he'-has on hand a very good as? sortment of - .-. ?- * DRUGS-AND MEDICINES, which he offcrsXor. Knlo low for .cash,.at;Br. Webb"* coruer, Brick r?^e? Persons taxiing any articl* ' in ray line would' da'weirto Rll"tnd examine be fore^urchasiug elsewhere, hs I know th?\t .I ean make ijt:5o their odvantKrc. to purchase fromme. ' ' >??? ' ISftAM W. TAYLOR. . . Jug. 24; 1865- . . 10 . . ~--~~,-?-;?y~--1 *. i . '? * HARBISON & W5?TNER, ". ' '."...' ''?. ? ? ? Atl?nfcjiat 'Law aiid Solicilorsin Equity, ^kxKier.soxi O. H.s C. WILL^ttend pro|uptly~to all business entrusted'to .their.carc Applications ma?lc for pardon in be? half tjf those bclonging4o th'e ?seepted classos from thtBresidcnt's Amnesty Proclamiffion. ' ? Stpt 7, JSC-} . 1^. ..-.,' . A. T. BROYLESk, '?'-,.? ? : ? ? ?-. -- * Attorney at.Law, r\ :.- - ^and"..'. / ? .?? ANDERSON C. Jl?S. C. ' ? - Sept. 28, 1865.^ -. ??? tt I Elive liiclfiTC It. R. THE following Schedule will be observed on-this Road until ftir^Jtcr notice : - - Leave Walhalla on Tuolays,. Thursdays and Saturdays, at. 11 o'clock A. M. . .. Leave Anderson on same days, upon cxrival of the Greenville train. W. IL d. GAILtARD, Sup't. Qcl 1^1803 18 7^