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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-09-07
James Wilson and Eli Dixon, adm'rs.,

Tho willow and heirs of Eli Dixon, decd.
TN PURSUANCE TO A DECREE MADE AT
| tho last term of this Court, l will, on Satur-
day, the 22d day of september next on the prem
Uses, in the town of Mouse Greek, McMinn coun-
ty proceed to sell, to the highest bidder, the fol-
lowing described town Lots to wit: Three quar-
tiers OF an acre. on which the Tan Yard is siua-
ted; one other Lot, fifty feot 'front.' running back
one hundred and twelve feet; and one other Lot,
the Same size of the last mentioned LOt-being
| the which the said widow now lives; on
a credit of six and twelve months, with interest.
taking bond and security for the purchase money,
and retaining lien upon said Lots until the same
is paid Said Lotssnfe to he sold subject to the
widows dover. JOHN +. SLOWER, Clerk.
| Aug. 81, 1SG0-td-prs fec Sl-623
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Athens District.
Fourth round of Quarterly Meetings on the

MRs. WINsLOw, an experienced nurse and fc-
male physician, has Soothing Syrup for chill
drcn tcothing, which greatly facilitates the pro-
cess Of teething, by soltening the gums, reducing
all inaamaton-will allay all pain, and is sure to
regulate the bowels. Depend upon it, mothers,
it will give rest to yourselves, and relief and
health to your infants. Perfectly safe in all cases.
See advertisement in another column.
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Chancery Sale of Land.
Ebenezer Divine and others,

Jane Smith and others.
TN OBEDIENCE TO A DECREE OF THE
Chancery Court at Athens, made at the August
term 1860, will proceed to sell, on the premises,
at public sale, to the highest bidder, on the 10Th
day of October, 1862 the TRACT OF LAND OF
which John Divine died seized and possessed, con-
tanning One Hundred and Sixty Acres, more or
less, lying and being in the 18th Civil District oil
McMirn county, adjoining the Lands of james
c. Carlock, Robert Reynolds and Robert Smith
To be sold in bar of the right of redemption.
Terms-Sx months credit--bond and surete'
required, and lien retained upon the Land unit
the purchase money is paid.
JOHN L. BRIDGES, G. d ".
Sept 7, ls8o-td-prs fec SI,s0-62i
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COUNTY Court, McMinn County, Tenn
Ezekiel Bonner, James Gregory and wife, ct al,
rs.

James B. Bonner George I. Bonner, eal.
TPettion 10 Sell Land.
TT APPEARING TO THE WORSH1PFUL
County Court, from an allegation in the petit
ton filed by the complainants in this cause, that
John Weir and wife Martha Weir, formerly Mar
tina Bonner, arc residents and citizens Of the State
of Arkansas, and that Joseph Walker and wife
Sarah Walker, formerly Sarah Bonner are resi-
dents and citizens of tho State of Missouri, it is
therefore ordered by the Court that publication
be made in the Athens Post, newspaper printed
in the town of Athens, McMinn county, Tennessee,
for four successive weeks, requiring said nom
residents to BIO and appear before the County
Court of said county, to be held on the first Mon
day in October, 1860, to answer, plead or demur
TO said compliments petition or the same will be
set for hearing ca pdrte.
WIN. GEORGE, Clerk.
Aug 81, lsG0-4t-prs fee S3-623
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CONVENTIONAL INTEREsr.-The law pass
ed by the last Legislature in regard to
Conventional Interest, not to exceed ten
per cent, went into operation on the lst
instant.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-09-07

sD- Secession paperin Georgia, urges a
fusion in that State between the Breckin-
ridgers and Bell. The idea of a fusion
between the disunionists and the Union
men, is rich. The poor Breckinridgers
are getting in an awful fix.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-09-07

UNION MEN IN THE ARKANSAS LEGIsLA-
ruRE.-From the returns already received,
twenty Union men have been elected to
the Legislature of Arkansas. They will
hold the balance of power.
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HiWassee College.

Mr. friHs The Fall Session of this mcritorious
Institution will open September 9th, 1860.
Parents and guardians will find no safer place
at which their sons and wards may receive thor
ough education, on terms every way reasonable.
Il is aeay from any to,rn.
JOHN II. Drummer, Pres't,
Madisonvillc p o., Tenn.
Al, q IsGO &C gIo
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co M M Z r G I A L.


AUGUSTA, Aug 81.
Annexed you will find quotations for our Pro-
ducc market, viz:
Bacon, we quote dull, clear sides 1i2@, SCI;
ribbed llGt i4c; hams l2i0t BE; shoulders |
@lllc. Lard l3Gy lie. Butter ljGg zoe. Tai
low lO@llc Corn, dull, Sl,lO@l,l2. Oats Gj
a. 7Oc. Stock Peas 5l,2n@ $l.25. Rye 81 ESQ
$3.50. Feathers 31@10c. Flour S7,25MS1.5O
for surerfnc; SsM SS,2j for family; SS,5O@$0
for extra family-salcs light
Yours, very truly,
j. a. ANSLEY & CO.,
Produce aud Commission Merchant
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TO the. MERCHANTS
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST

C0uTu HES INJECT
SUU IL AL SUU m, laIL
w 3d. ~, I Tho c,y Of Charleston s c.. encour.
W Oh thc el'A~'i Snal.es.oh, =. w.. 49, i",,
egeh oy 'hG I ' het have reached
~, e., ali soc,. or tb" South and South- west
vs., us t'o, r o. Cd 70 comnoreJ odvonto rcouslv
and competed successfully with those bought in
New York. and 2sa1y Northern cities, and believ-
inc that being15Ssd faithful to the pledges made
ing our Sorn"T Cad we will receive sill greater
patronage, have prepared ourselves for a largely
Our importers and Jobbcrs Of Foreign Mer-
chhndize have al hecn represented in the markets
of Europe this Spring and Summer, either by
members OF then respective nrins' or ~ agen.s
,uy 'o The 70 sVY for cash. or its e"uiya
Icnt and ,hcr s.lee,ions will form full and attrac-
tive stocks for the inspection of the interior mer-
chant. Our farilites Tor obtaining domestic
Goods direct from the manufacturers, are unsur-
passed by thc-fchGnis Of any Sl.y IN the Union,
we; 'nereiorg so C",n Az En5EGCV IVn
our iALL StOthS on oh hl1- :, -,
DONhSIIc coeDn, iee',"E aS ,riI u,o Inat
who may do g sa% p' a"r ,,N T' v mnk he
P't'u'Ses ~ -. H., NO ,;l bo nIcoso1 40
pIele cary IN VIA" ali and norcon,ilc friends
receive '.I " s>IE1o ~ ''' ''
- co. JOHNSTON. CREWS
ny, CnINS IN MIiEii 4 20. JoIIN a Nil,
S6 ri CON CO.; i, sMIrM \ co: HYATT. Sc1bR.
NEY CO; cE n,nTEw po MrRRSzIE 4 Do. KERRI.
son son Il LflDlS6.
Hardware.
HYDE, GREGG 4 DAY; WILLIAMS l. PRICE;
| COURTNEY, TENNENT co; j. L. ADGER co.
.Boots and Shoes
- FLEMING 4 co; r.. A. PRIYGLE & CO.;
F6nCE MiJcHELL; y. b. sToDDARD 4 CO.; DUN
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ANOTHER CANDIDATE.-The straighto out
Aboltionists have now nominated Garrett
Smith for the Presidency, and Mr.. Nc
Farland Of Pennsylvania, for the Vice
Presidency.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-09-07

OLD BucK.-President Buchanan made
another stump speech last week at Cum
berland. Verify, the Presidency is getting
to be great institution.
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Notice.
Geo. BroWn,
Us. y Attachment.

TN THIS CASE IT APPEARS THAT THE
i defendant is Il nonresident of the State Of
Tennessee, it is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four successive weeks in the Athens
Post, published at Athens, Tennessee, notifying
the said George W. Butler to appear before John
Minis, Justice of the Peace, in Madisonvillc,
Monroe county, Tennessee, on the LIST day of
March, 1861, TO answer then and there the said
attachment as the law directs, or the same will DO
taken as confessed and heard sr p0rie as to him.
JOHN MINIS, Justice Of tic Peace
Sept 7, ls60-it--prs fee $685.
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p0- Table Rock has fallen. George
Wilkes, of the Spirit efMe Times is said to
have been the last man upon it, and had
left it only two minutes when it fell.
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Macon Market.

Macon, Sept. /.
Bacon, hog round 13@gl3lc; clear sides lao
Ice; ribbed III "a l5c; hams plain, lj@ ice; can
vassed l5i a. &c; shoulders ia l2lc. Flour, SUI
pcrfne Si,OO@S q sack; family St,2j@ $3.50.
Lard, in bbls. l5@ l5lc; in cans. l6c Feathers
$50 soc. Corn 9jc@$l. Oats ESQ zoe
Above We hand you quotations of our market
to-day, which is but little changed since the last
sent.
Yours, truly.
BEARDEN & CO.,
Produce and Commission Merchants.
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Cleveland Flour Mills.

TTHE CLEVELAND STEAM MILLS ARE
i now in thorough repHir and will pay the hi9k-
est cash price for Wheat and Corn delivered at
the Mills, or on the line of the f. I. 4 G. II. r.
Persons having grain 20 sell will please apply at
the Mills or 10 G. W. ALEXANDER, Agent.
Cleveland. Tenn. July u, lS60-6m-6l7
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
TIME UNDERSIGNED HAVING DETER
mined TO move-sest offers for sale, near the
town of Madisonvillo, Monroe county, Tennessee
his FARM, containing three hundred and twenty
acres something like one half of it cleared, and
in cultiyation--gocd Dwelling House, Kitchen
and Negro Cabins, Stables, Barns, Smith-shops
Carriage. house; et-,on it is as good a spring as
there is in East Tennessee, within one hundred
yards of the house; large and good meadow on it,
and some fifty acres of grass land. The Farm is
within of a mile of the town of Madisonville,
81 miles from Sweotwaer Depot, L. I. & &. Il. r.,
and mile from if1Nassce College.
Persons wishing TO examine the property will
be shown it by my father Wm King. who is on
the premises. Tom Crutcbield, Chattanooga,
Tennessee, is acquainted with the property, and
will give any information wanted in REGARD to it.
TEEMs:-One quarter cash down, and the bal
lance in |, 9 and 3 years, with interest," bond and
security, and u lien retained on the property until
the purchase money is paid. For further partcu-
lars, address the undersigned at Messy Creek
Jefferson county, East Tennessee. / will also sell
at private or public sale, large lot Of good per
sonal property, on the above premises, such as
horses, cattle hogs, reaper and mower, threshin2
| machines, sugar mill, farming tools, household
and kitchen furniture and many other things toe
| tedious to mention. JOHN KIM.
| June 90, lSGA-if-61i
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VUST RECEIVED, A FINE ASSORTMENT
~ of Cedar Buckets, Cans and Churns, for sale
cheap for cash by Apr e. W. ROSS.
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Cleveland Flour Mills,

CLEVELAND, Tenn, July LIST, 1860.
l have this day appointed Mr.. q. W. ALEX VAN.
DER, my duly authorized Agent. to transact all
business connected with my Milling general
business at this place, and he is duly authorized
to use my name in connection with said business.
July 90, lSG0-6 n-6l7l W. q. PETERS.
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BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES.

THIS is TO INFORM THE CITIZENS OF
Monroe and adjoining counties that I am
now making BUGGiES AND FAMTL Y CAR
RACES, in the town Of Philadelphia, Monroe
county, and will be pleased to supply all who
may want to purchase. warrant every piece Of
my work, and will sell as io,o es any other shop
in the State. REPAIRING Of all kinds dons
with neatness and dispatch on reasonable terms.
W. g. AoLLEST0N.
July 20, lS60-ly-6I7
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Wheat Wanted.

A LOT OF HEAVY DOMESTICs JUST
N received and for sale by
June 8 JOHN McGAUGHEY.
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T WILL BUY ALLTHE GOOD MERCHANT
able wheat that can get delivered in Athens,
and pay the market price in cash for it.
July 1871 S. X. REEDER.
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Sugar Cured Beef Hams.
Skeleton Skirts.

JUST RECEIVED, ANOTHER FINE LOT
81 of those extra susar-cured Hams. Call on
June l5l j. GRUBB co.
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Heavy Domestics

A LARGE LOT OF SHERMAN & BROTH
IA ers' 40 Hoop Skirts, just received and for
sale by IIunc ISL S. X. REEDFR.
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Sugar-Cured Beef Hams.

Jus III -OUIO N DVCI 44uIlo'
CUGAR AND COFFEE;
- Putty, Glass and Nails-just received at
May IS j. GRUBB q cos.
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Thousands of Cases

1t not only relieves the child from pain, hut
invigoracs the stomach and bowels, corrects
acidiiy, and gives tone and energy to the whole
system. 1t will almost Instantly relieve
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1860-10-25
Hon. W. L. Yancey.

wepublish on the fourth page an interesting sketch
of this gentleman, who has occupied so prominent
a place in the important political. movements du-
ring the past few months. The sketch was written
two years ago, and is evidently from the pen of W.
F. SANFORD, Esq, distinguished citizen of Ala
bama He justly charactcrizcs his subject as "ihc
tribune of the people,
The esteemed friend who contributes to our col
umns, and whose articles arc designated with an
asterisk, does not, we think rightly appreciate Mr.
YAScEY. Before seeing and hearing Alabama's
favorite son. we were in no wise favorable to him
as leader, but having the privilege of being an
eye witness to his course in the Charleston Conven-
ton, done away with all prejudice We might have
entertained towards him prior to that time. The
South owes YANcEY debt of gratitude for his
fearless and mascrly vndcation of her rights, and
the day will come when dnc reward will be given
therefor.
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Our Delegation.

The Yorkville Enquirer, in an editorial glance at
the Members of The Legislature recently chosen
speaks in the following complimentary terms of
the Anderson delegation:
"Mr. Hayne is son of the Hon. Robert Y.
Hayne, name very familiar to the heart of South
Carolina Hitherto o quiet unpretending planter,
he nevertheless has the olden time "frc in his
eye," and Anderson District should be congrntula-
lated upon his entrance into public life. 1t is suf
fcient to say that Mr.. Mattison heads the list. Mr.
Moore is peculiarly ours. We have had with him,
while in editorial harness, more than one trough
and tumble" and with variable fortunes. He will
consider us Us giving to him, on this occasion, q
most cordial shake of the hand. Mr.. Whitner is
one of the sons of the Judge-n worthy "chip of
the block
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1860-10-25
LIST OF coYs1GNEEs AT ANDERSON DEPOT
Tor The ,yeek ending Oct. 20, 1860.

For the ,ceek ending Oct. 20, 1860.
Sharpe & Watson, j J Lewis, Sloan, sullivan-Ss
Co, ] Sloan S Co, S Brown, jr, Wilhite&.Har.
risonr R H Hubbard, L 7 Arnold, 81 stoman, ] B
Sloan, Bleckley & Craytons, H E Jefers, E Adger,
B Long, C Roberts, Moorcs & Major, stribling
& Son, A Cater, J A Smith, s aIcCulley, WTPs
Dagan, A NJ Holland, J W Clark, J E & W NJ Be-
lotte, BF&T sCrayton, Brown, yandiyer Co,
E ] McElhcny, Sloan s Towers, Smith S Hoycy, j
B Adgcr, A McFall, D Gwynnc, I B Benson g.
Co, I W Brown, Benson s. Justice, II W Kuhtman,
w H D Gaillard, England & lBcwley,, NJ r Tunno,
H A Wiley, W A Enloe, ] H yoight H Ravcncls
J d Ashmore, W Dendy.& Co, A H Murray, Mr.
Hagood, R Adger, BiEarlc, W Green, Har-
rison, Sloan & II, r Munro, Evatt, E Adger, E N
Tunno, S H oowens, G scaborn,. J S, B Holland,
H Cornish, a Norris s Co.
O. H. P. FAINT, Agent.
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Agricultural Society.

We hail with peculiar pride and pleasure the ini-
tiatory steps towards forming District Agrcultu-
ral Society at this place. An intelligent planter
| has begun the practical work, by soliciting sub
scriptions to purchase grounds and improve them.
He has been successful to great degree, and met
with cordial encouragement and assistance from
many Of our first citizcns. A meeting is called in
this paper to organize the Society on saeday next
Every farmer is Intersections villagers ore either
directly or indirectly to be benefited. Then give
the move an encouraging lift, and success awaits
the Anderson District Agricultural Society.
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THE D1sTISogHED
Profs. Aichel anRothschild
Sba.Fs Sales.

;.,,,o &c k,,;ds its of Fiera Facias to me
,;rae.ea ;maao r;lexr to sale on Salcday IN No.
- - 49,. within ttsual hours of sale, before
the Court gusc doc anderson the following
property, i wit:
vess ons sids& dIa& s. bounded bylands Of VIM
Palmer M aaa so nShtains 12s acres, bounded by
TractTo: ,yates anTract No. L.
ianas Dc qS: ~. containir 50 acres, and bounded
IraS =. n"Ss1Tilliam Palr and others, and Tract
No. S,s.. .. 4, eontaininI acres, and bounded by
ronds aLa5J u. ]. Coates anfhers, and Tracts No, i
ana = : one negro man, hn. Levied on as the
nroirty of D. J. Xix, aaie suit of Brown, Van
Pr Pr s Co. and others.
u55ne buggy and harnessvied on as the property.
Harrison biasssRei the suit of Roberts &
duncan.
One buggy and harnesssied on MS the properly
Of S. McDume SlasSey' aH suit OF s. F. Brown
Co.
Terms Sc gssh- Purchases pay for all neces.
'N'' = -. oa,., j, . D: D: poBB1Ns, sab
ShefNy' o'e' wv % l1-2t
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" youss Men Your Country cslls You !"

| There has originated in the past few weeks m
organization all over the Southern States under the
style of "Minute Men," having for its object the
maintenance of Southern equality and the defence
of Southern rights, "in the Union or out of it. !"
The objects for which these companies are now
forming must touch the patriotism of every lover
of his section and cause his heart to beat with
fresh impulses at the thought of defending in per-
son the homes and fresides where reside mother,
sister, wife or daughter. Hundreds and thousands
are focking within its folds and the organization
now numbers many "good men and true in all
the Southern States In South Carolina alone,
there are near five thousand from all accounts we
have seen, and daily are accessions being made to
its ranks But tits not confined to the gallant,
brave Palmetto sons. Every State has its quota
pledged to resstance-bound to march at mo-
ments warming to the defence of their beloved
country. Let the ball thus put in motion roll on
INCREASINGLY, until there is en- army composed of
chiyalrous Southrons who competent and pre-
pared to meet the " Wide Awakes" and their co
workers, and vanquish them on the battlefield, if
necessary
We have been permitted to examine the constitu-
ton which meets adoption by every company of
"Minute Men," 1t is short and comprehensive,
and full of meaning. Under it, we learn, that up
wards of seventy-fve gentlemen have enrolled
themselves at Pendleton. The badge, blue rosette,
is not seen upon the streets Of our own town, but
we know of many. .here who regard themselves as
{" Minute Men," prepared to act promptly upon
their country's call 1t is expected that they will
organize under that name at an early day.
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MIN uHEsMEN IN FIoRIInA.-The Fer

MasUHEMEN IN FtoRIpA A-Fhe Fer.
'nandinasE EastF loriaian says:
We are3pleased to learn that seompa-
fnysof Minute Men" has recently been or
gained Sin Fernandina, under the most
favorable circumstances. The association
already numbers amongst its members
many Of our most respectable young men,
who are fully impressed with the cmor- n
gency now so imminent, and who arc pre-
pared to defend and protect those rights
whose destruction is speedily threatened.
-The sbfuc -cockadcp is familiar to many-of
the citizens of Florida, and the Palmetto
State is not the only section where that
emblem will be worn and appreciated
From the tone and temper of the people
of Florida, we confidently expect that the
organization of aMinute Men" will per-
wade every portion Of the State, and en-
brace within its ranks our best and most
patriotic citizens. Success to it
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iSelectelor the Mte1hencer.
Method jr Reading tie Bible.

Take the NcITcstament, fc instance, and SIT
down with plcil in your land. Begin with
Mathews Gospe read it attetiyely, the whole Of
it in one or tJ readings; mark on the margin
every sentencGou think you 10 not understand.
Turn back aga and read it second time in less
portions at OF than in the fist reading Cancel
such marks noted passages that on the first
reading seem dark or dificrit to understand, but
ON the secorfcading opcnedto your view.
Then reaiNIark, Luke aad John in the same
manner, as ley all treat upon the same subject.
After lav} read them in succession the third
time, YOU Il no doubt be able to cancel many of
your mar
Now re the Acts of the Apostles, which is the
kew to allie Epistlcs; then the Epistlcs in SIM
liar man! Always before reading an Epistle,
read evehing said about the people addressed in
il. whiciou find in the Acts of the Apostles.
This hc course which you would pursue to
undcrsE any book. You will no doubt see
from V you read the necessity of accompanying
all yoteadings with supplications to the Father
of Lid for that instruction which he has gra-
ciousJromised to them that ask Him."
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Concert.

An advertisement in this issue announces to our
community that there will be q Concert given at
the University Chapel on tomorrow friday eve
ming. From the programme, we safely conclude
that the performances will be of that character to
draw out crowded house. Prof. AIcHEL is known
in this village as possessed of superior musical
talent while Prof. RorHscmILD is justly cclebra-
ted as violinist Let there be full attendance Of
our citizens! -
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Livery Stable.

Our friend, H. B, ARNOLD, announces to the
public that he is prepared to accommodate them
with 6ne horses and comfortable vehicles, at tine
shortest notice. Having frequently tested the mat
ter, We can safely recommend his Stable to the
patronage of friends. -
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Gen. Duff Green has written long appeal to
the people of the slaveholding States, in the course
Of which he says;
"As to the institution of slavery, the march of
science and the progress of events are rapidly de-
monstrating that it is necessity resulting from
the nature and condition of man, and to the whole
people of this country one of the chief sources of
their welfare and prosperity
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1860-10-25

E1EcrED.-Among the Democratic
members of Congress, just elected in In
diana, is the Hon. D. w. Voorhees,, whose
great speech in behalf of Cook, condemn
ed and executed at Charlestown, Va,
gave him national reputation as one Of
the most brilliant orators Of the present
day. =
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1860-10-25

sg- We re-publish the election returns, be-
cause many were omitted last week. The present
list comprises oil the Senators and Representatives,
chosen at the late election. The material Of this
Legislature is marked for ability. Nearly seventy
FIVE new names appear among the Representatives.
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Terms {:
Court Calendar for the Western Circuit.
RETURN DAYS. ....
Anderson Troop Of Cavalry.

The members of this spirited corps will find an
order in another place, summoning them for parade
on Saturday next. Every Trooper should attend,
for special reasons. -