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PROCLAMATION, ?yki$ Excellency JAMES L. ORR, Gov-1 ernor of the State of Sotith Carolina. INFORMATION has been communicated to this Department, by the Hon. William Seward, Secre- j tary"of State,' that the 'President of the United j States has relieved the Hon. Benjamin F. Perry from tie further discharge of his duties as Provis- j ional'-Qovernor of the State, and. 1ms remitted the "care and condition of the proper aff-iirs of the State to the constitutional authorities chosen by the people thereof." Thia intelligence will be highly gratifying, as it is an important step in tho early restoration of tic people to the enjoyment of all their civil rights. It is- the -harbinger of the rc-establishmcnt of those friendly relations, in every section of the 1 Union, which have been so long alienated and estranged. In retiring from his position, Governor Perry carries .with him the thauks of the people of South Carolina, for the wisdom, zeal, fidelity and ability with which he discharged the grave, delicate and important duties of hi3 office In entering upon the office of Constitutional Governor, it is proper that I should declare the present status of the State to the Exocutive De? partment of the Federal Government, and to the military authorities acting under the instructions of the President; so that the people "knowing, may yield prompt obedience to all Iawfuju author? ity. ?? The order suspeuding tho writ of habeas corpus, issued by the President, has not been modified or revoked in this State, and the military authority is, therefore,-paramount in alt1 such matters as they are instructed to take jurisdiction of, and as such "will bo respeated by all orderly and law-abiding people. The military claim jurisdiction in all cases of disloyalty to the Government and refractions of its laws; to preserve order and discipline in and near their garrisons ; to adjudge and determine all con? troversies in which freedmcn or freedmen and ?whites-are engaged, including violations of Stato laws by frcedmen ; in all cases of wrong or injucy done to its officers and soldiers; and is an auxilia? ry in aiding Treasury agents to recover United States property, and tho Freedmen's Bureau in su? pervising contracts for labor with freedmen. Whenever a person, therefore, is arrested by mili? tary authority on either of the above grounds, they have jurisdiction of tho case, and are instruc? ted not to obey any writ of habeus corpus far the release of such person. .. I therefore advise and admonish the people of this State not to allow themselves to be ihveighlcd or seduced by bad*h>r misguided men into collis? ions with "the military authorities. If the order of an officer is arbitrary, or the conduct of officer . txr private is illegal or oppressive, upon proper representations to the District Commanders, or to the distinguished Commander of the Department, adequate and prompt redress will bo afforded, and the wrong doer properly punished. In all controversies between citizens, arising out of wrongs or injuries done to person or property, and in all violations of the penal code by citizens, j the laws are in full force, and tho courts will be I opened henceforth on every circuit to administer law and punish crime. The vicious, the lawless and the desperate will speedily be overtaken by justice and the majesty .of the law established and vindicated. The colored people of this State, who have nei? ther land nor capital, are earnestly admonuihed to make contracts at once fur labor for the nest year. They may be assured that the Government, rill not give them lauds, stock or agricultural imple? ments, nor will any food hereafter be furnished to those who are able to work. Those who will not work will vary soon be immersed in vice, crime and disgrace. If the colored people really desire to elevate their race and make themselves respec? table, it can only be attained by sobriety, indus? try, economy and honesty. It is the duty of the citizen, as it is a wive pel: cy, to treat the frcedmen with kindness, hunwuiiy und justice, f?nd aid him to ameliorate and elevate \is condition. Cndersuch a policy, a majority of them will labor patiently and faithfully, and the eye will bo greeted everywhere with blooming fields, fruitful harvests and well filled granaries. .Given under my hand and the seal of the State, in ?J ' - the city of Columbia, this twenty-fifth duy December, in the year of our Lord one ?i. *J thousand eight hundred and sixty-five, and in the ninetieth year of the independence of the United States" of America. JAMES I. ORE. - W*. B.-HrxT,-Secretary of State, S. C. g?*T All the papers in the State copy once and .s?xid bill to "Executive Office, Columbia. Jan 4,1806 29 1 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA* ANDERSON DISTRICT. WHEREAS, Elias J. Earle has applied .to me for Letters of Administration on the Estate of Elizabeth H. Earle, deceased : These are therefpro to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased to be and appear at my office on the 12th day of January, 1SG0, to show cause, if any they can, why said Administration should not be granted. HERBERT HAMMOND, o a.D. Dec 29, 1865_29 2 T]IE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ANDERSON DISTRICT WHEREAS, B. F. Crayton and John Cunningham . hf.s applied to me for Letters of Administration on the Estate of Thomas Parks, deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish alljand ' iiagular the kindred and creditors of said deceased " to be and appear at my office on the 10th day of January, 1866, to show cause,if any they can, why ?aid Administration should not be granted. HERBERT HAMMOND, o.a.d. Dec. 27, 1865_29_2 .New Drug Establishment -o-: W. H. NABDIN & CO., HAVE just opened a well selected stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES, DYE STUFFS, PAINTS, OILS, CHEMICALS. WINDOW GLASS, &c, &c ALSO, Fancy Articles, Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Hair and Tooth Brushes, Chewing Tobacco and Cigars, Hostetter's Bitters, Drakes Plantation Bitters, Wines and Brandies :.br medicinal purposes, And a general assortment of articles usually found in a Drug Srore. Physicians' prescriptions carefully com- J pounded. W. H. NARDIN & CO., No. 7, Brick Range, . I Anderson, S. C. ; Dec 2I\ 18G5 27 Dr. W. H.C HARBIN HAS resumed tho practice of Medicine. Offict - At tho Drug Store. Anderson, Jan. 4, 186G 29 3m Madame Sophia Sosnowski's INSTITUTE FOR Young Ladies, Opposite 03hiax*lotte Dopot, COLUMBIA, S. C. . THE duties of this Institution will bo renewed on January 15, 1806". For particulars apply to Principal directly, or to the Editor of this journal. - Deo 21, 1865 27 4 NEW TANNERY. THE undersigned have formed a partnership, for tho purpose of carrying on " TANNING BUSINESS. They will Tan Hides for J of the Leather, or pay . the highest CASH prices for them delivered at their Tannery, " Middleburg," 1 mile below " Kilpat ?ioks Bridge," or at residence of J. W. Livingston, Pendleton, S. C, J. W. LIVINGSTON, EDW'D. HONEA. Dec28,'18<;5 -28 i PROCLAMATION TO THE ' Ladies and Gentlemen OP ANDERSON Sc VICINITY Your Attention Is Respectfully Culled TO THE Large and Varied Assortment OF fancy and staple dry goods, JSo. 1, Oraiiito Royr, coxsisTisa or Calicoes, DcLaines Merinoes, Alpacas, Black Bombazine, Fine Alpacas, Flannels, white, colored and :-ed, Veiling, blue, green and brown, Jaconets, Muslins, Lawns, Brilliants, Cambrics, all colors, Ginghams, ; Shirt Linen, Handkerchiefs, silk, cotton and ging? hams, Canton Flannel, bleached and un? bleached, Ticking, Toweling, &c, Homespuns, Sea Island, do do do bleacned, Cassimercs for Pants, Broadcloths, Hoop Skirts, all sizes, Ladies' and Gents' Gloves, Balmoral Skirts, ?Balmoral Hose, White Hose, Half Hose. Brown and Colored Hose, Hoods, all kinds, Basques, Fancy and Common Hair Ccrnbs, Leather nnd Silk Belts, Belt Buckles, Scarfs, assortment, Ladies' and Gents' Collars, Needles, Pins and Hair Pins, Coat; Pants and Vest Buttons, Childrons' Fancy Hose, Hair and-Tooth Brushes, Clothes do, Flax Thread, Spool do colored, do do white, ALSO, AN EXTRA ASSORTMENT 01 CLOTHING-, Coats, Vests, Pant, Overshirts, Undershirts. Drapers, White and Colored Shirts, Liuen and paper Collars, Neck Ties, &c. PERFUMERY. Cologne, Lubins' Extracts, Hair Oil, Musks, Fancy Toilet Soaps, Brown Windsor do, Pomades, Toilet Boxes. AN EXTENSIVE STOCK 01? BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS. Boots, of every quality, Mens' S.hocSj Of all sizes, Balmoral Shoes, Ladies' Shoes, latest styles, Hats, of every description, Caps, Fur, Cloth, &c. ESI LMDS BY. A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF Bonnets, Caps, Jockies, Ostrich Plumes^ Feathers, French Flowers, Laces and Eibbons of every variety. Millenery Work dono on the shortest notice, and latest style. CROCKERY. Plates, Steak Dishes, Ewers and Basins, Water and Molasses Pitchers, Cups and Saucers, Tumblers, Winu Glasses, Chambers, &c. CONFECTIONERY. Candies, French, do Stick Nuts, Raisins, &c. ALSO, A LARGE STOCK OF TOYS FOR CHRISTMAS. MISCETJiANEOUS? Wool and Cotton Cards, Nails, Nos. 6,8 and 10, Knives, Razors and Straps, Spectacles and Cases, Knives, Forks, Spoons, Tubs, Brooms, Sifters, Carpets Bags, Umbrellas, Ink, Pens, Paper, &c. Blacking and Brushes., Pockets Books, Looking Glasses, all sizes, GROCERIESS. Tea, green and black, Coffoo and Su? gar, Soda, Soap, Pickles, Candies, Cheese, Mackerel, Cigars, Tobacco, Sardines, Crackers, Spice, Pepper, Matches, Starch, Snuffs, Scotch and Mackaboy, Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco, Condensed Lye. My Stock was selected with great care in tho North, when cotton goods were on the decline. By such advantage, 1 can soil at least two fee oesw. cheap? er than any other houso in the ap coun? try. Give me a call. G. SCHWA? No. 1, Granite .Row. _Zl_ _bm If, i\ iUjLaliY, INFORMS tu? public t.!:at_?ie is p'rep in d (< exe? cute al! work in hi- hue, ii the ahawest" notice ami in the most workmanlike ur?:.?\ ,: arc 5 . ronugc solicited. Iiis Shop is on Mc?u?te Street, fist door North of lower Railroad Eridgi\ Dec 21. im 27 Lig-ro-in^ Lamps and Fluid! A new invention, nnd tb^ cheapest light now be? fore the publj/. For sale by W. H. NARD IN & CO., -' No. 7 :Srick Range. Doo 28,1865 08 LARGE STOCK OF NWW GOODS!! -??> Sharp e & Fant HAVE just opened an extensive Stock of new and elegant Goods, to which they invite the attention of the public generally. It comprises in part as follows: t?mm& Bliss m?m Mcrinocs, DeLaincs, Alpacas, Flannels, Calicoes of the best style, Shawls, Cloaks, Scarfs, Ladies' Collars and Cuffs, Merino Undervcsfs, Corsets, Hoop Skirts, Hosiery, Gloves, Veils, Hats and Twilights, Ribbons, Flumes, Cloak and Dress Trimmings, &c. Gents' Furnishing Goods, Broadcloths, Cassini eres, Satinets, Jeans, Hats of the latest styles, Gloves and Socks, Drawers and Undershirts, Linen Bosoms, Linen and Paper Collars, Cravats and Suspenders. Ladies' andl Gents' Boots & Shoes, LAKOrE ASSORTMENT. Bleached and Unbleached Shirtings, Ladies' and Gents' Handkerchiefs, ? ? Combs, Brushes, Perfumery, Soaps of all kinds, An assortment of Jewelry, Ladies' Satchels and Reticules, Buttons, Thread, Pins, Needles. HARD WARD, CUTLERY, &C. Sells Knives and Forks, Pocket and Shoe Knives, Cotton Cards, Curry Combs, Table and Tea Spoons, Candle Sticks, Spades and Axes, Butts, Screws, Padlocks, Rim Locks, Stirrups, Bridle Bitls, Coffee Mills, Tacks, Files, Sb?>c Pincers, Razors, Scissors, &c. CBOCKEItY AND GLASSWABE. A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OP GROCERIES, Bagging; Rope and Twine, Coffee, "Teas,"Sugar, Salt, Candles, Cheese, Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Soda, Mustard, &c. ALSO, Horse and Shoe Brushes, Blacking, Ink, Pens uud Pen Holders, Slates aud Pencils, Lead Pencils, Gun Caps, &c STATIONERY. Letter and Cap Paper, Envelopes, large and small. SCHOOL BOOKS, A Select and Cheap Assortment. TOBACCO AND CIGARS. Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, Pipe-', Mecirchaum and Briar Root. SADDLES, BRIDLES, &C. Sole aud Upper Leather, And in fact everything usually found In a Retail Establishment of this kind. The attention of buyers is invited to our new Stock, as we feel confident that wo can sell as cheap as the cheapest. Cottoii and Couiitf y IPi-ocluee Taken in exchange for merchandize. The highest market price paid for Cotton at all times, in Spe? cie or Currency. SHARPE & FANT, No. 7, Granite Row. Dec 14, 18G5 2G FEMALE ACADEMY AT JOHNSON UNIVERSITY, ANDERSON C. BT., S. C. -o A FEMALE ACADEMY, of high grade, will be opened at tho Johnson University Building, on MONDAY, l?th JANUARY, 18GG, under the charge of the following instructors : Principal.?Thomas Hall, A. M. Assistant.?Miss Sallie Y. Robinson, of Pcn dleton. Instructress in Vocal and Instrumental Music.? Madame A. N. Pixkind. The Scholastic Year will be divided into two sessions of twenty weelcs each. Young Ladies and Misses entrusted to our caro will be faithfully and thoroughly taught in all the branches of a solid English education, as well as in French, the Languages, and in Music. I Miss Robinson comes with the very highest re? commendations from her former instructors, Messrs. Kennedy and Hillhousc ; while Madam Pinkinu is too well known as a finished performer to need further commendation. The patronage of tho Village and of the Dis? trict is respectfully solicited. Good Board may be hail at from Sit) to !?12 per month, (spocio rates,) payable in provisions, exclusive of wash? ing and lights. Small. Poys, under ten years of aye, will he receiv? ed into this school. For circulars and rates of Tuition, apply to THOMAS HALL, Principal. Dec 14, 1805 26 ? Just [Received. BROWN & SMITH havo just received an exten? sive and well-selected lot of READY MADE CLOTHING, To which they invite the attentiou of buyers. 1 OVERCOATS, BUSINESS COATS, PANTALOONS, &c", &c. If you want neat and comfortable Clothing, at Ihc nicst reasonable prices.jjgive this stock an in? spection. BROWN & SMITH, No. 12, Granite Row. Deo 21,1805 27 GHEEKVILLE THE Spring.Term of this Institution will begin the First day of February, and continue twentyr uuo weeks. A iull and very superior corps of Instructors has been secured, and the Boarding Department is in the hands of those who cannot fail to give satis tion. I'.., terms find furthor information, apply for drei ? rs. C. H. JUDSON, President. Dec 14. 1S?-5 26 lm iELFORD'S INTERNAL REV? ENUE GUIDE For sulo by GEO. W. FANT, > Post Office. Doc 14.1865 2ft Just Received from INT. York ONE DOLLAll each, iu specie or its equivalent, Breast Pins, Ear Rings, Ear Drops, Bex and Glass, Breast Pins for Likenesses, Diamond Pointed Pins and cases, Finger Rings, Medallions, &o. For one dollar in currency, a pair of fino Plated Spectacles with morocco case. Morchaum and other Pipes from 75 cts. to S20. Best Italian Violin, Guitar and Banjo Strings, Metal Spectacle Cases and Spectacles of all kinds?Gold, Silver nnd Steeh Glasses fitted to Spectacles to-suit all eyes. A lot of Fancy Articles, &o. At wholcsalo and retail, Watch Glasses, Main? springs and Watch Materials, and Watch Keys. Pure gold Engagement Rings. Watches and Clocks repaired, and warranted for ' twelve months. I Jewelry and Musical Works repaired in the most approved manner. Just received from New York, Wheeler k Wil? son's Sowing Machine, the latest patent, including gauges, hemmer, braider. &c, for ?100 in cur? rency. Sky-Light Pictures, AHBROTYPES, any kind of weather, for two dollars, in case complete Ferrotypes or Card Pictures, SI each. Children double price, unless of sufficient age to sccuro the likeness without repetition. All kind of Pictures taken and copied ns above, at low prices to suit tho times, by F. C. v. BORSTEL, No. 4, Brick Range. X??* Push the green glass doors, in cold weath? er. Dec 14, 1305 20 Anderson High School, To Open on Tuesday, January 2, 18C6. Corps of Teachers.?Rev. J. B. IIiti.uo?SE, member Synod, S. C.; Maj. B. Sloan, graduate of West Point; and if the patronage will justify, Gen. Eliso.v Capkks, a graduate, and lato a Pro? fessor in the S. C. Military Academy. Fee, S9.00 per quarter of ten weeks, in specie or equivalent. Boarding at many places on mod? erate terms. The curriculum will embrace a preparation for Collego. and all the branches of a liberal educa? tion. Several branches, including Hebrew and some mordcrn Languages, and studies connected with practical life, may bo learned with extra fees. By uniformity in text books, having few class? es, by the best methods of study, by ascertaining accurately tho proficiency of students, and by cherishing a love of truth nnd honorable distinc? tion, the Teachers hope to educato thoroughly and rapidly. Jg?F Greenville Mountaineer, Laurcnsvillo Hcr ij'.d, Abbeville Banner, and Kcowco Courier insert l wico and send bills to this office. Lec 14,1805 20 HART & CO., HARDWARE MERCHANTS, CHARLESTON, S. C, OFFER FOR SALE AT THEIR OLD STAND Corner Zing and Market Streets, GUNS, Revolvers, Shot and Powder, "Hoe's" Circular Saws, 8 to 10 inch, Agricultural Implements, Bar Iron and Steel, Metals of nil kinds, Building Materials, Tin and Wood ware, Housekeeping Articles, ; Hollowarc of all kinds, Turpentino and Coopers Tools, Brass and Iron Wire Cloth, Bolting Cloth, (anchor brand,) Mill Rocks, 18 to -10 inch, Mill Irons, Silver Plated Goods, Ilubbs, Spokes, Axles, Springs, And a large variety of other Goods, at WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Dec 14, 1*05 20 8m ATTENTION ! THE EXTENSIVE AND LIBERAL SHOE HOUSE, 133 Meetings-street, CHARLESTON, S. C, NOW calls the attention of Merchants and Plan? ters to the following extensive stock, which cannot be surpassed by any other house South of Mason Dixou's lino: 150 cases Men, Women and Children Boots and Shoes. 100 cases Men, Boy and Youth, Fur and Wool Hats, of all sizes and qualities. 300 cases plantation, Turpentine, Donaldson Brogans, of the first quality, and well adapted for the Fall trade ALSO, A full assortment oi Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, kc, &c. \ Similar consignments received weekly and semi weekly. Country Mercbants will do well to call and ex? amine my Stock before purchasing elsewhere. E. DALY, Agent for Manufacturers. Not 23, 1805 23 lm REMOVAL ! "W". H. CATEE. Druggist and Apothecary, ANDERSON, S. C, HAS removed to tho Northeast corner of the Pub? lic Square in the store occupied by C. Mathewcs, (old stand of Evins k Hubbard,) and invites tho attention of the community to his Stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, DYE STUFFS, e PAINTS, OILS. kC, PERFUMERY k FANCY ARTICLES, And other articles too numerous to mention. The best and purest quality of Goods kept constantly on hand, at small advances on cost. Physicians prescriptions carefully com? pounded and strict attention given to all orders. A share of patron-ego is solictcd. W. H. CATER, N. E. Corner Public Square. Dec 14, 1865 20 MRS. It. IL HUBBARD would respectfully in? form the lovers of beauty that she will give Les? sons in any of the following Ornamental Branch? es, commencing January 1, 1806 : Pencil Drawing, Wax Flowers, Wax Fruit, Rosin Work, Alum Work, Oriental Painting, Feather Flowers, Hair Flowers, (either in wreaths orboquct,) Ornamental Hair Work, Raised Embroidery; (Worsted,) Close Embroidery, (Worsted,) Embroidery on Muslin, And several other acoomplijhmcnis too tedious to mention. Lessons to be given at her private resi? dence. For particulars, call on Mrs. Hubbard. Dec 21, 1865 27 Ladies' Dress Trimmings. TnE undersigned has just oponed an assortment of Ladies' Dress and Fancy Trimmings, Buttons, Fringes, Galloon's and other Ribbons, Hooks and Eyes, French Cotton, Sewing Silk, and a variety of other articles, to which ho invites the ATTENTION OF LADIES. My Store is No. 8, Brick Range, recently occu? pied by Mr. V-'. D. Williams. JULIUS POPPE. Deo 21, 1865 ? 27 ItSTow is th.e Time TO SUBSCRIBE, IF YOU WANT THE LATEST NEWS, FROM ALL QUARTERS, SUBSCRIBE NOW FOR THE Anderson Intelligencer, PUBLISHED WEEKLY, AT ANDERSON COURT HOUSE, S. C, AT THE LOW BATES OF Xliroo Dollar? Per Annum IN CURRENCY. The INTELLIGENCER is published regularly, every Thursday morning, and contains tho latest and most rcliablo News from every quartor, with choice selections of Miscellaneous matter, Poetry, &c. Tho co-operation of our friends is ear? nestly solicitod. We aro determined to mako THE INTELLIGENCER a first class Family and District Journal. Subscriptions received for Three, Six and Twelvo Months. Terms, strictly in advance. S. BROWN, JR., INFORMS the public generally that he has just received, direct from New York and Charleston, a large and general Stock of Goods, consisting of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, He deems it useless to enumerate his present Stock, and thinks it sufficient to announce that in every respect tho supply now receiving is equal to any kept by him prior to the war. Inviting an examination from former customers, and ail other buyers, he feels confident that he will be able to render satisfaction cither in quality, style, or prices. Country Produce, such as Corn, lV-as, Cotton, Bacon, Lard, &c, taken in exchange for Goods. I will at all times pay the highest Market price for Cotton, either loose or packed, r^nd in money or merchandize. I will bo found'at the Old ktand, No. 10, Gran ito Row. S. BROWN, Jr. Dec 7, 1865 25 3m O. GEAVELEY, DIRECT IMPORTER OF J)mhbm, Cutlery, Jfk (Suns, _A.gpricu.rtxix*?l Implements, AND HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE, 5S EAST BAY, SOUTH'OF POST OFFICE, CHARLESTON. Not 30, 1855_24_5 Iron Safe for Sale. LARGE IRON SAFE, weighing. .1600 pounds, Stearn & Marvin's patent, will be sold at private sale, and at a low price. Apply to ISIIAM W. TAYLOR, No. 12, Briok Range. Nov 80, 1866 24 5 PROSPECTUS OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA BAPTIST. TSE undersigned has determined early in Janua? ry, 186*6, to commence the publication of a weekly Relicious Journal, at Anderson C. S. 0.. to be entitled THE SOUTH CAROLINA BAPT 1ST. It will be the first great aim of THE feOUTH CAROLINA BAPTIST to convey the general news in relation to the Denomination ot largo, thereby rendering it an interesting and attractive compan? ion in every Baptist family. No expense or effort will be spared to secure ?J>e earliest and most reli? able information of the important and interesting workings of Baptist Churches in j-enoral, together with the operation of our Missionary Boards, and every benevolent institution and enterprise of tho day. Therefore, while THE SOUTH CAROLiN'J BAPTIST will be strictly Denominational, "ear? nestly contending for the faith once delivered to the Saints," zealously contending for the Truth, and combatting error and supcrstitution in every form in which they present themselves, yet these opinions will be expressed with that kindness and affection becoming a professed Christian. The columns of the paper will also be opened to those who may disagree with the opinions ex? pressed. As this will be, perhaps, the only paper taken by many in this community?visiting, it may be, the humble abodes of some unable to tako others, it is deemed projer and important, in judiciously arranged columns, to give all the important local, political and litera ry news of the day, rendering it, in every sense, a family paper. The paper will be of medium size, well printed, having the benefit of superior materials, and the entire office management being under tire immedi? ate superintendence of experienced printers. - The- necessary capital to start this enterprise having been secured in advance; the services of some of our ablest brethren, in this and other States, pledged as contributors and corresponding Editors, and all the nccesaary arrangements having been deliberately made with reference to stability and good faith, all who may feel inclined to favor the enterprise may confidently subscribe, and re? mit advanco payments, assured that there wiU be no disappointment. The Editor, having, been partially disqualified for the arduous duties of the Pulpit, by four long years of hardship, exposure and service in our country's cause, feels impelled to resort to this as a means by which, under the blessing of Provi? dence, he may assist in rebuilding the waste phv:ei of Zion. The mails will be in regular operation again by the time of the publication of the paper, and this being the first enterprise of the character ever es? tablished in Anderson, he hopes to secure prompt, ly the aid and co-operatton of a? who love the Lord. Terms for One Year, inrariaUy in advance.?Two Dollars in Specie, or Three Dollars in Currency. Ministers of the Gospel, Post Masters, and oth? ers who will aid, are authorized to receive and for? ward subscriptions. Address, W. E. WALTERS, Editor, Anderson, S. C. Nov 30,1865 2-1 New Establishment! NEW STOCK JUST RECEIVED!! A. P. HUBBAKD RESPECTFULLY informs his friends, and the public generally, that he has just opened a now and VARIED STOCK OF GOODS, Which he offers to sell at the lowest living prices. His stock comprises, in part, as follows : Cigars, Tobacco, Ale, Porter, Old Bourbon Whiskey, Rye and Corn Whiskey, Smoking Tobacco, Candies, of every variety, Pure Cocoa, Lubins' Extracts. Pomades, India Rubber Hair Pinsj Ladies Shoes, Ladies' Puff Boxes, Fine Combs, Thimbles, Sc., Toilet Soaps, Candles, Starch, Soda, Sugar and Coffee, Sardir-.s, Oysters, Salmon, Herrings, Salt, Mackerel, &e., fie.*, And in fact a complete assortment, of ?ucli.articlos as are usually found for sale iu a Family Grocery Establishment A. P. HUBBARD, Corner Anderson Hotel Building. Dec 7, 18C5 25 TEE STATE OF SOUTH CAEOLIHA. ANDERSON DISTRICT. IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY. WHERE.AS. the Administrator of ih* Estate- of William McConiel, deceased, having hied his peti? tion in ray office, praying that a final settlement of the estate of the said deceased may bo had, and it appearing to my satisfaction that Charles McCon? iel, William McConiel, Allen McConiel, Margaret Harris, heirs of Daniel McConiel, heirs of John McConiel, (number and names unknown,) heirs at law of the said deceased, reside without the limits of this State. It is theretoro ordered that they appear in the Court of Ordinary to be holden for Anderson Dis? trict, at Anderson Court Douse, on the-First Mon? day in February noxt, to show cause, if any they oan, why they shall not be charged with advance? ments, and decree in settlement made, or their consent to the same will be entered of record, HERBERT HAMMOND, o.A.n. QcL 31, 18G5_20 " Sm STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ANDERSON D1SMUCT. IN THE C0\JRT OF ORDINARY. Jane Wood and I'aanio Thompkins, Applicants, v?. Matthew Manscl and wife Mary, and others, De? fendant'',, IT appearing t0 my satisfaction that James Manl din, Joab Mauldin, heirs of Francis Mauldin, de'j'd, number and names unknown, Taliaferro Mauldin'8 heire, number and names unknown, John McClenaha i aud wife Francis, Isaac N. Wood, and Godfrey T. Vood, Defendants, reside without the limits of this .State. It is thcreforo o.'dt red that they appear and ob? ject to the sale or division of the Real Estate of Godfrey Mauldin, on or before the 30th day of December next, or their consent to the same wiU bo entered of record. HERBERT HAMMOND, o.a.d. Sept 28, 1S65 .15 3m Tlio Stato ?fSoirtli. Carolina. ANDERSON DISTRICT. IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY. J. M. Herring, Applicant, vs. Francis A. Herring and others, Defendants. IT appearing to my satisfaction that John Tilly and wife, Sarah Tilly, heirs of-Tcsse M. Herring, number and names unknown, and Francis A. -Her? ring, all reside without this State: It i3 therefore ordered that they do appear and object to the sale or division of the real estate of Mary Herring, deceased, on or before the '9th day of February next, or their consent to the same will be entered of record. HERBERT HAMMOND, o.A.n. Nov 7, 1865 21 S.na THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ANDERSON DISTRICT IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY. J. J. Acker, Applicant, vs. Amos Archor and oth? ers, Defendants. IT appearing to my satisfaction that Albert S. Acker and Herbert F. Acker, two of tho Defen? dants in this, resido without the limits of this State. It is. therefore ortiered that ttey appear and object to the sale of the Real Estate of Elihu II. Acker, deceased, on or before tho Fourth'Mon? day in January next, Or their consent to the same will bo entered of record.. ... HERBERT HAMMOND, 6.?.d. Oct 24, 1865 19