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Estray Notice.

ToLLED before me, by Stephen McCullcy, 4 Rcd
Cow, with e smooth crop OIL shc right ear. No
othcr Distinguishing mark. The said Cow came TO
the plantation of Mr.. McCuilcy during last fall
She may be seen at the present time on said plan
tation, three miles west Of Anderson c. H., on the
Andcrsonvie road.
The owner can obtain said Cow by proving prop
erty and paying expenses of this advertisement.
JOHN Y. MOORE, MAD.
Sept II. 1860 5 lm4m
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A CAMDEN ARcH1rEcr.-we are pleased tslearn
that our enterprsing young friend and fellow-citi-
zen, Mr.. A. Y. Lee, Architect, has received thir-
teen thousand dollar contract in Coluqbia-the
extension of Trinity Church-and will soon enter
upon the work This is tangible proof of the
appreciation in which Mr.. Lee is held abroad
Journal.
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For The IrfclLiaencer.
aDonec gratus eran1..tibi.".-HonAcr.

"Donec gratus eranltibi.".-HoRAcE.
DEAR HoYr: While reading the other day, w
came across the following translation of canzo
nette of Horace, by Mr.. Gladstone, the representa-
tive of scholarly, accomplished England Who o
our would-be American statesmen, in this day
possess the same loving, scholarship and grace o
language? Not one, to their shame be it said.
1t is the famous Ode N, "Donec gratus eran
Till"
HORACE.
While no more welcome arms could twine
Around thy snowy neck than mine,
Thy smile, thy heart, while possessed
Not Persia's monarch lived as bless'd
LYDIA
While thou didst feed no rival flame,
Nor Lydia next to Chloe came;
0 then thy Lydia's cchoing name
Excelled cen Ilia's Roman fame.
HORACE.
Me now Thracian Chloe sways,
Skilled in soft Tyre and softer lays;
MY forfeit life I'll freely give,
So she my better life may live.
LYDIA.
The son of ornytus inspires
My burning breast with mutual fires;
I'll face ten several deaths with joy
So fate but spare Thurian boy.
HORACE.
What if our sncicnt love ayoke,
And bound us with its golden yoke;
If auburn Chloa resign,
And Lydia once again be mine?
LYDIA
Though brighter than star is he,
Though rougher than the Adrian sea,
And tickle as light cork, yet i
With thee would liye-with thee would die.
anderson, S. C.
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ALARMING-We learn thatthe store of Mr.. Raw
linson at Ebenezer, in this District was broken in
to by some person or persons a few nights ago.
A keg of powder, bag of shot, several boxes of
caps and some fifteen dollars in money, were ia
ken This is alarming. Enquirer
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Correspondence of the 1ntelllgencer.

CUNNING, Co., Sept. 8, 1860.
Dear f.: AS we are toto colO in politics. and as
political controversy between us might not be in
tcresting to your readers l forbear prosecuting
my defence of Judge Douglas through your col
umns, and therefore will devote this article to q
more congenal theme-the theme of
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
For the LEGISLATURE.

nSg. We are authorized by the friends of MAJ.
B. F. WIIITNER to announce him candidate to
represent Anderson District in the next Legisla-
turc.
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nsay= The friends of Col. F. A. HoKE announce
him candidate for Clerk Of the Court for Ander-
son District at the next election. 80
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UNION DIsrRIcT.-Our Union friends have had
plenty of rain. The crops arc pretty much as
with US.
On Salc-day last an addition was made to their
list of candidates, by Col. B. II. Rice announcing
himself for n seat in the House. For reasons sat
sfactory to himself he declined nomination ear
ier in The canvass, but has reconsdered that de-
cision.
Contracts are being made for rebuilding on the
burnt district of the village. Some buildings are
now going up We hope the new crecions will be
such as the times dcnand-such as Cnionvillc
may be proud of
The postmaster of Union has changed. Mr..
Kaiser has resigned, and Mr.. Gregory now has
the appointment.
The District Agricultural Society met yesterday.
We infer that the meeting will not be one of much
interest, as we could hear of no great preparation
and the election canvass is prosecuted with such
energy as to absorb all other mattcrs-at least TO
subordinate tlem.-Spartanbnry Spartan.
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Eesg~ The many friends Of ELIJAH WEBB, Esq,
wonld announce him as Il candidate for Clerk of tho
Court for Anderson District at the next election,
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE PALMETTO misunderstanding to notice
given through the village papers last week, this
corps was regularly organized on Saturday last by
the election of officers. The following gentlemen
were chosen-the two first named by accamation,
in consequence of their active exertions to bring
about the organization of the Company:
Captain-JAMES II. WHITNER.
First Lieutenant-W W. HUMPHREYS.
Second Lieutenant-JoHN PETER Brown
Third Lteutenant-C E. EARLE.
Sugeon-H. C. CoeLEY, NJ D.
TAas officered, there can be no doubt as to The
success and permanent establishment of corps OF
citizen soldiery excelled by none. The uniforms,
it is understood, will be ordered at once.
By an order from the Captain, in another place,
members are required to assemble on next Satur-
dav for drill. 1t is desirable that every Riflcman
should be in attendance. The commanding officer
will at that time appoint the commissioned Of
fcers, which appointments are to be confirmed by
the Company.
| THE REVEALS AGAIN.-The meetings in prog
ress for the last several weeks in our place have
continued up to this time, with increased success.
Since our last, upwards of thirty have connected
themselves with the Baptist Church, and several
with the Methodist and Presbyterian Churches
Altogether about one hundred persons have Joined
the people of God in less than four weeks. What
n blessed outpouring of the Holy Spirit!
The meeting at the Baptist Church will continue
during the present week, We believe.
TEMPERANCE LEcruRE.-Prof. ]. II. CARLISLE,
of Wotford College, will delivers Temperance Lee
ture in the Court House this evening, at o'clock.
The public will receive u treat in hearing the
Lecture from Prof c., as he is regarded one Of the
first men of his age i'll the State.
MUNICIPAL ELEcrroN.-Thc following gentlemen
we're, on yesterday, elected Intendant and WaIdens
of the town of Anderson, for the ensuing year:
Intcndant.
GEN. SAATL NJ. WILKES.
Wardens.-C. c. LANGsToN, s. BLEcKLEY, DIR. P.
A. WILHIrE, E. W. Brown.
| EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-We observe that the neat
and tasty edifce which has been in course of con-
structon for our Episcopal friends for the last few
months is fast approaching completion. 1t will be
quite an addition to that part Of town, which bids
fair to surpass any other in point of beauty, taste
and elegance. The Church will probably be dedi-
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Court Calendar for the Western Circuit.
nsg See the card of corHRAS, JErrEns s Co..
Factors and Commission Merchants of Charleston
The Air Lima Eagle.
RETURN DAYS

This is the title of new paper at Gainesville,
Co., edited by W. Il. MITCHELL, formerly of this
State and graduate of the Citadel. The Eagle
is quite neat in its appearance, and is conducted
With spirit and ability. We gladly exchange
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For Clerk.

Ees5~ We are authorized to announce Capt. H. 3
VAND1vER as n eantsithtc for Clerk OF the Conr
1T tic next eSss:tion.
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A man named Morrison, who stole q
negro woman from Mr.. Farris, near Pitts
burg, in Upshur county, Texas, was pun
sued, caught in Wood county, taken back
to Pittsburg, and hung on the 9th
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h,ss~ The friends Of Maj JOHN v. MOORE an
nouncc him candidate for the Legislature at tho
ensuing election.
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The health of Hon. w. Porcher Miles is stated
to be improving at Newport
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Hs- The Presby.ery of South Carolina will bs
held at Roberts Church, in Anderson District, on
Thursday before the third Sabbath in September
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GEN. SAML. NJ. WILKES.

Wardens.-C. C. LANGsroN, s. BLEcKLEY, DIR. P.
A. W1LHIrE, E. w. BROWN.
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HVAI, Ut II q CTUON: tr' III
T. L. NIcBRYDE Stated Clerk.
Aug %, 1860 3 3t
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Mux1cIpAL ELEcrroN-Thc following gentlemen
were, on yesterday, elected Intendant and Wardens
of the town of Anderson, for the ensuing year,
Tufon6nut
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cirrum.lane,. Amor Ca.er.

The Richmond Enquirer Of the 2Sth ult contains long
article commenting on and condemnirg the course of
Judge Doughs in making stump speeches through the
country, in which that paper says
Bat twice before has this sumpng for the Presidency
been attempted, and signal defeat each time the
consequence Mr. Gays famous Southern tour and Gen.
SCOTS Military Asylum Western tour, are the instances
initiated BY the SQuatier Sovereignty candidate.
The rubbish OF the ruined houses Of Brantree Adams
aud Hndcrbook ivan BUREN, has furnished the material
for Black Rspubheanism on the one hand and sqnatter
Soyercgutyism the other. Ar. Douglas and Mr.
Seward have both lately made pgrmsges 10 the shrines
OF Adams and Van Buren,, and DO are inspired with
the hatred OF the South that always pervaded the breasts
Of the old man eloquent" and little Maty Van. Sew
ard has lately in Boston proclaimed atresh the rrepres
SHE conflict and Douglas is advertised to head move
msnt 70 prevent resistance the part Of the South.
Thus they hunt in couples ashed together in common
hatred Of the South, her people and institutions.
Me- Seward stumps for another, Mr.. Douglas for him
self aud while the doctrines Of both equally Injurious
and obnoxious the South the example OF the former
l. much becoming than that OF the latter The De-
mccracv of Virginia condemned Henry CLAY and Win
field Scott for degrading the Presidential Office, and in
November, Stephen Arnold Douglas will again hear the
voice Of condemnation against him, from Peooe who
OLce respected him and who would have been glad under
other circumstances. to have honored him.
The Nashville Banner remarks upon the curious fact
tina. the same paper from which the above is aken con
tAins the announcement has John c. Breckenridge will
speak near Lexington the 9TH of September and not
word in diapprOyal Of such degrading the Presiden
tal Office" IS youchsaied lit is degrading in Douglas,
Is il equally in Brecknrdge, especially as the lat
ter has declared since his nomination that be would be
silent until AFTER the election lit is degrading in
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Keen N ncrorc III PeorIe.

That the Yaneey breckenridge SscessiOniss are ncOn-
ssteut and hypocrical in their professions of friendship
for Congressional protection to slave property in the Ter
ritores Here is conclusive proof OF the charge While
Mr. Davis resolutions under discussion inhe United
States Senate Mr. Clingman, of North Carolina, offered
the following amendment:
Rssolpsd That the existing condition Of the Terrific
RES Of the United States does not require the interveton
Of Congress tor the protection of property in slaves
Gov. Brown, of Mississippi, moved to strike on; the
the word not aud the question being taken on the mo-
ton to strike out, but FIVE members voted in favor Of
striking out-Messrs. Brown, Clay Iverson, Johnson OF
Arkansas aud Yulee-a the rest neudiuga the South
eru Democratic Senator's voting against is thus declaring
that slavery does require protection in the Terrific
RES
THIS vote is Significant for If slavery does not re-
quire Congressional protection in the Territories now,
when the Leg stnre of Kansas has actually passed law
abolshug slavery when is it ever likely require such
prOtectiOny
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pErERsBURG MARKErs. Sent. I,,.

PLTEHtBUKU MAKKETt, Sept. lst
WHRTThe market has been active throughout the
closes with good demand at FIJI prices for full TO choice grad
Red Wheat comparatively low In mari ct RAGING 81 $50
80 for good pine with sales Of cheee at sS IS; White
gond to pn 43t 90 and :tions for Family Pouri b2
s. The and inferior les and damp wheat OF which
there good deal Offering sell at loser raie ranging from $40
1 21to1 IS '.f..7
CorroSThe receipts quite moderate the old crop being
pretty well exhausted OF the ready for market
pries for 10 II for choice saes
10 10 go oalo,.
Of last week have bern fully sustained with
npro In grades and good demand for al useful
qualities We quote 10 fair ngs hO8 good and ne
03
Cons The muiei very quiet with small salss a. 70
Cldrk's Price Current
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THE UNION WAGON.


TuH-"Wda y6r He Wagon"
There's right aud wrong In politics,
And right Is on durable;
So we've harntssed " the wagon boys,
To let the nation Tile.
The Union Is our wsfon,
And Il isn't any sle
Per Tia crowded win the people,
And IL driver 10 John Bell.
CHJKUs-WGit i5r the wagon,
Watfor the wagon,
Walt Tor this wagon,
for the driver Is John Bell.
This wagon - a uguie one.
Twas made In ,e senty-slx,
Teas driven by George VI shlugtsn,
ThroGga stormy politics;
With northern oak and eastern pine,
And wts'srn ash It's bound
Palue,to, cypress cotton wood
10 every wheel are found
ChoKry-
The mill boy Otthe sl,shes, boys,
Ken:ucfys Henry Clay,
Once sat uIon this wagon
As we're sitting here to-day;
lie dove ~ Ioai q Compromise,
By Constant n charts
And held The relns o. Ullon
All 'round tie peoples hearts.
CHOkUs-
Ia tbs our famous wagon,
With th@ people nj is back,
Through all III, t-oubouS Clements
Oar own Bel keeTs The tra.k;
And when the hand 81 W. bsier shook
The hand ofproud Ca'hyun,
Twas here upon this wagon blx
They sat Ia close commune
cnoEU5-
So jump Into The wagon, boys,
TIE people are lis sp ings
We're running on tie Union course,
And Joha Bel holds the strings.
The Uuion Is our wagon,
And isn't any she'll
Forts crowded with the people,
And the driver Is John Bell.
CHORUs-
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II, .rnI,.srhn Stnn,n.

Mr. Breckenridge accepts an invita- ion from his Ken
lucky friends to make speech aud define his position.
It is TO come oT to-day az Lexington, Kentucky He
thinks thatle has been badly abused andhe wants to
to set himself right NJ. Breckenridge said at the Bat
de Ground Convention:
a." am eonnec ed with party that has for its object
the ext, non OF slavery with any TO prevent the
people of State or Territory from deciding tbs question
selves"
II he sticks that doctrine, he need not be at the
trouble Of making speech to define his position. We
all understood ij in 1856 and We understand it row..
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YANORYISMS

If had the power, l would dissolve this government
in two minuies."-J r. Morgan,
"Let break up this rotten sinking and oppressive
government"-Gea. Gayle
Resistance Resistance! to death against the 60
vernment is what We want now. "-Ddpid Hubbard
Break up and dissolve this Yankee governmental.
y. f. Williams.
"Let the Union rip. "--R d. Gavle
"My voice is for war."-G n. Jones.
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Notice!

The following gentlemen specially and earnestly
requested at the Club House this "wednesday
morning a, 10 o'clock;
James A. Scott DR.. VIM. Palmer, VIM. G. Ferguson,
Tbos. +. Ballard, James w. Archer Dr. G.. W. Jones,
n j. VIM. H. Fry, Robi. Ridgway, Dr. Blair Barwell,
Go r. Royal Caps S T. Mitchell, r. w. Wyatt Isaac
Walker Jack Temple, a. Norris
ARRIVAL OF THE CALIFORNIA PONY EXPRESS.
ST JoSEPHs Sep. 3--The Pony Express with Cali
lorua adyces to the I'D ult has arrived here Lieut.
Need had attacked the Indians in Ruby valley and killed
seventeen. Three soldiers we're wounded. It is sup=
posed that the route is fully projected and that the
Pony Express will not again be in errupted Mr. La
than bad addressed the Democrats Sacramento adyo-
eating Mr.. Breckenridge but the Breckenridge resolutions
were subsequently, voted down.
Accounts from Oregon state that the Secretary Of
State had refused issue his certificate Of election to
Mr.. She'll as member elect to the next Congress- on
Of the election being premature and unauthor.
zed by law.
Rich gold mines have been discovered at Walla Wal
Ia. The Fraser mines continue encouraging.
The schooner Brilliant from Baltimore for San Fran
CISCO was spoken June 24h latitude so deg 30 min s,
long 81 deg. min. West.
Business at San Francisco steady but less ANNA
al
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% C0REESPo.NDENTl . J. :.
FcR PRESIDENT,
JOHN BELL.


Drsr. lsr, L. H. CHANDLER Of Norfolk City.
End TRAVIS Il. EPES, Of Not,ovay,
80. THOMAS BRUCE, Of Halifax.
" An. JOIN T THORNTON, of P. Edward.
sch. JAMES 2. JOHNSON, of Bedford.
4" 6th. MARMADUKE JOHNSON, Of Richmond.
" 7,h. LEMUEL J. BOwDEN, OF Williamsburg.
b d" sth. JOSEPH CHRISTIAN. Of Middlese1.
" 9th. BH. SEACKELFORD, Of FauQaer.
" 10Th. ANDREW E. KENNEDY, Of jefferson.
",Ith. FRANCIS T ANDERSON, Of ROekbridge.
: l2.h. W r. STAPLES. Of Montgomery.
18Th WALTER PRESTON, Of Washington.
" l4th. J. J. JACKSON. Jr., Of Wood.
18th. A. B. CALDWELL, OF Ohio.
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ANNUAL STATENENT or COTTON

NEw ORLEANS, September l-According to the annu.
al cotton statement Of the prices current the export from
New Orleans for the year amounts to 900 bales the
value Of which Is not yet ascertaned The receipts for
the year foot up 255 500 bales the value of which is
put down SO9 9s9 22O. The average price for mid
ding for the year has been l0iallc Stock lst Sep
tember % coo bales.
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VALgADLs AND DEssaAnL 4, LOG! LOOTED y,
DAILY LINZ OF PACKETS.

TyyRI WEEKLY THRJ UGH TO LYNCH fs2l.-.fTTTITf
BURa LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAN, -
AND TEIwEEKLY on THE OPPOSITE DAYS, MAKlNu A Dali
LINE AS FAR AS sCOITsYlLLE
Richmond 10 ScosvTe 80 Richmond Lexington 81 90
" Lyme burg 4 70 Z" d" Buchanan. 90
The through line will leave kshnond Monday Wednesday and
Friday at NJ and 9Th Sci ember the Way
line Tor scousye will NJ tuesday Thursdays and Sat-
urays aud far scoye Returning leave seottG
VILE Monday. wedLesiay and Rri lay atllH M
distance fare ue n ls,ng Ia card below for through
line the scotslIe ne will intermediate
points the opposite he hours gOing andl hour
later coming doWn
Leave chnond Monday Leave Lynehburg Monday We'd
nd grd At Al | uesday and Friday. AZ N.
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TITO processIon ro-morrow NIght!

All friends Of Bell aud Everett who desire join in
the procession tomorrow evening will assemble on
Broad and Ninth streets at o'clock precisely with their
banners, rauspareneios sc. Let there be full and
punciual attendance at o'clock exactly.
R1ly ye frends of Bell and Everett and let US have
glorious demonstration!
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Lord Palmers,on and Lady Palmerston have been
lately irequenters Of Dr. Cummings chapel The pre-.
mier and bis lady occupy Lord John Russels pew, aud
seem take considerable interest in the interpretations
Of the scriptures which given BY the reverend gen.
teau Il said that the premier is mostly attracted
by Dr. Cummings calculation Of the prophecies Of Dam
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candidate for the Presidency to stump for himself what
mus. be said Of the President himself for stumPng for
his fAvotiieS Perhaps the Enquirer can reconcile It's
condemnation of Douglas and its approval OF Breekn-
ridge aud Buchlnan under the circumstances. We are
curious to see that paper make the effort
Democratic Extravagances and Corruption
10 speech delivered last year, the Hon. Alexander
H. Stephens Of Georgia. than whom there Is not an aoer
man belonging to the party nor one that more honest
used the following language;
"When first entered Congress in 1913, the expenses
of the Government were only S30,000OOO per annum
The country has gone through the expensive Mexican
with siriyhrss thousand soldiers in the held Tor
thirty millions and in time of peace, the estimates
seRsHy-kiTes millions He believed forty mhhous
al abundance for the national expense"
He believes forty millions to be "an abundance for
the national expenses" and yet he admits they were
tssaty-,hrse millions above that abundance" And
now read the following from the Hon. Andrew Johnson
enc of the present Democratic Senators from Tennessee
as to the manner in which this vast sum of money is
disposed Of;
'Ths government sixty-nine years Of age, scarcely
out Of its swaddlng clothes is making corrupt uses
of money in proportion to the amount collected from
tue people, honestly believe, than any other govern
msRt on hs face Of The globe"
The government is in the hands OF the Democracy-in
the hands of Buchanan and his CAbinetl And John @.
Breckenridge is the candidate of Buchanan and the cor
rup. Buchanan Administrator Yea, Breckenridge is
responsible in part for all the exavagances and corrup-
tons that have prevailed under this Administration
John c. BreekInridge not n SinvehOlderf
The Louisville Journal Of a recent date, says:
We have received great many letters from the South
requesting US to state whether John O. Breckenridge
who we believe is Of wealth. does or does not own
any slaves We do not know whether an answer TO THIS
o(t-repeaed question important but we viii give one
Mr. Breckenridge and his family live in Lexington and
board at the Phoenix Hotel aud he votes In that city
Fer the past three years he has not listed any property tor
xation either real personal appears from the tax
books He has a free coored woman as nurse We
understand that he has good deal Of real estate in the
North.
This is the par excellence Southern candidates. it
lie don't psy anu tarss ia the South at all, bWi all his
property is in the North Do you hear that Southern
men?
Now, a man may be true enough Southern man,
whether he owns slave or not. But if he be wealthy
and all his property is in the North would not his sym
D lthies likely to be with the North, also! 10 other
words, does not the Bible tell us that where mans
treasure is, there is his heart also?
What a beautiful candidate the extreme Southern
Rights men have nominated