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Anderson Military and
Nr ActctICAT ACADEMV

THIS School has been in operation during the past
year. and the success which has attended 1t, indu-
ces the Trustees confidently to believe that 1t may
be made one of the leading educational institutions
of the kind in the State. The health and good
morals of the Town render it one OF tho most de-
sirablc locations for scat of learning in the Up
Country There is not licensed bar in the place
The best advantages arc offered here for Military
training, which is now considered q very important
addition to the education of young man. Ihe
South may in future require that most Of her Sons
receive military cducaions, especially when 1t may
be done without dctracting from other studies.
The uniform is frocb coat of grey material OF
Southern manufacture, and neat, but piain anu
cheap so as to be in the reach Of almost any one:
Pants Of the same material iherc IS large anu
elegant parade ground attached 10 inc puiidiig'
which is IN a quiet part of the Iown.
Students will be thoroughly prepared for the
Citadel Academy. for any of the Colleges of the
State. or for the active business pursuits of life.
r:2sr Good board may be had at ten dollars rer
month.
The scholastic year will consist of one term of
ten months, 10 begin on the c1ltl of January 1861,
and short vacation will be given about July or
August, as may he thought best. The rates of tut
ton have been reduced, TO meet the financial strn
gcncy of the times.
TERMS.
Reading, Spelling and Arithmetic, per
term, Si6 VI
The above, with Geography and Gram
mar, ~ 0O
The above, with history, Elements of Al
COBRA and Philosophy, either, 2S0O
The above, with Latin Greek and high
cr, Mathematics either So 90
pGsy- Payable per half term in advance
Capt J. NJ. Adams graduate of the State Mil
itary Academy, who has by three years service
gained the confidence of the community, will take
charge of the Mathematical and English depart
mcnis, and will give full instruction in military
tactics and the art of war.
The Classical department will be under Tic care
of one entirely competent and fitted for thcpositon,
and whose name will be announced at an carly day.
JAMES l.. ORR Chm Board Trustees
re- No pupil will be placed in the Military le-
partmcnt against the wishes Of parents or suardl-
ans.
January 3, 1861 20 If
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:, NOUNCENTENTs.
For Clerk.

HSy~ We IRE authorized to announce Capt H. X.
VANDIvER as n candidate for Clerk Of the Court
at the next election
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Head Quarters.
CHARLESTON DECEMBER 81. 1860

CHARLESTON, DECEMBER II, IoOO.
GENERAL ORDERS, NO. 9.
COLONELS commanding Regiments are hereby re-
ouired TO report forthwith the number, kind, and
condition of all public arms in possession of the
volunteer corps comprising their several COM
mands By order:
Adjutant and Inspector General.
Jan. s, 1861 2f 1t
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1sl,Ic Ridge Railroad.

NARs on the Blue Ridge Railroad leave Pcndlctsn
v on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at 10
minutes before o'clock. y. NJ.
On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at
o'clock, p. NJ.
Leave Anderson on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays Immediately after the cars arrive from Bel
ton.
OnTucsday, Thursdays and Saturdays, on the
arrival of the cars from Columbia
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CLOTHING! CLOTHING!

A large and fresh stock of READY MADE CLOTH
ING, consisting of Overcoats Business Coats, Dress
Coats, Black and Fancy Cashmere, Business and
Satinet Pants, with great variety of Vests, Linen
and Marscilles Shirts, Gcntlcmcn's Undervcsts and
Drawers will be sold very cheap at
SHARPE & WATS0N'S.
Nov. /, 1850 u If
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THE SOUTHERN GUARDIAN,
A Political and News Journal.
PUBLISHED At COLUlMBLA, s. c.,
Daily Tri-Weekly and Weekly.
By CHARLES P. PELHAM.

DAILY $500
TRI-wEEKLY, 400
WEEKLY. 2.Oo
Payment in advance invariably.
THIS JOURNAL, now entering upon its third
wear under the present proprietor is rapidly e1-
tending its circulation and influence. Founded
and conducted upon the principles of State Rights,
it enjoys the reward of public confidence and en-
lightencl approval: Entirely independent in iss
management, it has stood with unwayering CONN.,
dence upon the soundness, integrity, and cons''
tcncy Of its principles. Through evil report =
we'll as through good, its voice has been heard IN
defence of the EQUALITY Of the South; its coun-
sells have ever been and are for RESISTANCE to
the wrongs attempted to be put =ap6n US by q sec-
tional maio;ity ~.
-=9ne ;outhsr,i Guardian looks for support to tho
State and section whose rights, honor and interests
it has faithfully espoused and maintained
Southern Guardian Steam Printing Establlsh.
ment.
Having recently made large and choice additions
10 our JOB OFFICE, from the best type founders
in the country, We are now prepared to 90 al
kinds of Printing in as neat style and on Us IaVor-
able terms rs any office in the South.
The premium for the best specimen OF Book
Printing was awarded at the late Fair 10 the pro-
prietor of the Southern Guardian.
All communications to be addressed to the South
ern Guardian, or to
c. P. PELHAM, Columbia s. C.
Dec. G, 1860 II tt
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Furniture Ware-Rooms,

SECOND STORY OF MASONIC BUILDING,
ANDERSON C. Fl, S. c.
TU1HE undersigned have received elegant assort-
mcnt of FURNITURE of a kinds, which will
be sold at the very lowest prices We will keep
constantly on hand variety of Furniture of every
style aud finish, and respectfully invite inspection
from The citizens of Anderson and surrounding
country. Call and examine, and we will suit you
both i'll price and quality
Marble Yard
AT ANDERSON c. II. AND PENDLEToN.
Marble Slabs, Tombs, Monuments Head Stones,
&C., put up in the best style of Workmanship and
at reasonable prices Letters cut at 81 cts each;
raised letters, 20 cents each.
Mr. JOHN C. CHERRY is our authorized agent
Mt Pendleton.
LEAvELL s. WHITE, Anderson C. II.
Aug. 81 1860 . ly
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Hardware! Hardware!

A large we'll selected stock of HARDWARE con
sistng of the following articles
Bellows, Anvils Vices, Blacksmith Hammers,
Pocket and Table Cutlery, Trace Chains, Tongue
Chains, Stay Chains, Hooks and Hinges, Tea-kct-
ties, Sad lrons 1Iamcs, Horse Shoe Nails, &C.,
very cheap by SHARPE u WATSON
Now /, 1860 II 2r-erssV II
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RIVER ArD srrAMBoar mArrERs.


The river was falling yesterday. 1.-The weather vas
eopdy. with rain ct night. ..... Business Wasduh atthe
sndins......Th arrivals and d~opsrsureE were from
Louisville, she oommsreiai5 fron White river the Ad-
mirsl: from Arkansas, the chester Ashleyi ron
vicksburr, the Victoria from New OrleEhs fer oincin-
usfa. n. W. Thms5 sunny side; New Orleans for
( louisville, Atlantic Esw Orleans for st Louis e
walsh, Scotland, ohooisw 81. Louis Tor New Orleans
Alone Child New Fans CITY, 2. A. January Louis
Vile for New Orleans, Fanny Bulliiti Cairo 70 81
Loui.. John waish......Th victoria leaves for YieEs-
burg to-day She has 800 bales o. cotton ensagea iot re-
shipment % New orIesns......The Anglo saxon did not
get on YESTERDAY. she leaves for PistsbarE to-day-.-fhs
Bracelet isn for white river, Capt. RILEY Jones, the
most po5uIarof whist river men is nov in osmmsnas
Tho Bracelet win Be ne regular sumner vote for Waite
| river. -.-+..-..--.
The Chester Ashley. from Arkansas river, ~rsshippse
400 bales Of ooiton at Napoleon for Arkansas, and brought
one bale here. Her oHesrs report four feet water At
Little Rook......Ths Irstia TiIrps in en- Sunday, frsm
Arkansas river, after which it viii enter the Louisville
and Memphis trade......Ths Admiral sane In from
white river vita 100 bales Of cotton and 4 big crowd 81
essenesus's she retuTnsi e-dsy. She viii in future be
commanded by stephen Farley Rsqs formerly bar
keeper on The Republic, me Lady gsokson went ont
for Cincinnati win 500 bales Of cotton, $50 dry hides,
aud "a bslss Of rops nds......Csp Archer's new beat.
me CommeFelali AIflNe1 teW LreafMe' @e Oo'N
neat specimen Of river architecture well furnished,
has . comfortable, homeike look about her that viii
please Travellers Il LEFT ia the evening with iH bales
Of
rhors lie . propseeof = bfisk western business. Ths
New Orleans Crescent says tbs decline in freishts
sreouTsges buyers soT foreign markets ts come forward
with freedom. ne dsma~d for the West India mar
kets for brotdsiuhs q good, and our market now pes
sesses Hdvautages ever any other on the Atl.ntic sea-
board, both FOR buyers md ssierb. The grebt West can
send forward the contests Of IT, srEnsries, Warehoosel
eEibs and soon. We have an a~bEadanes OF geld and
silver 10 meet al
me river is sweHioE at 81 Louis, aud falling above
Only three feat In the Missouri above the Pia'tsi ice
running all the way dsEs from omaha-.....The msEnl-
aoent new low pressure packet the J A Gotten, built
At Louisville % ran in Louisiana, left thHt city on
THURSDAY, on her way down
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fetal s.
NorE-Our 'l1cks and bonds are hsld a. permanent
Investments ant TIE present psnic vaiua q 90 ulis--1
% their actual va'usf but p-sfsrrins 20 7gup'y rrlrlr
win the letter % The Law We enter thsm ut ire lowest
cash sales OF The 3lst December, 1850. thereby ualuFa
difference Of nearly 5000 in on E-atauenL-
LIABILITIES.
5. No Liabilities % banks. or gthsrs, due o. rot dus.
s Nolosses adjusted and das.
=. LsHes ether ulzd3usfeG or
s Aclusted and $3.50 O.
3 Losses 10 suspense, waiting further rr1sf.
iRcuded ia last answer shove.
10. AT oth-r claims against tie cCupany.
(divideEds unpsidl .---.--- 600
Total sss rs q
l.. he rule o. the company is. nst n exceed $1,000 IN
any one risk subject O. loss bg q single ere.
y. he smount insured 10 acity or village depends updn
its sIze-Eensrally all tie desirable risks Il y
had subject % the rule iass zboss nsmsd.
-. III amount insured In any enc block o. huifInrs
depends upon its sire and oonstr1cdsn, subs1 b
The rule above referred 20.
"A. The act o. Incorporation il The SANE a. h-srssoi-s
aieJ.
r. HUNTINGTON, President
TLNO. c. ALLTNs serstay-
STATE OF ooSEEoTICUE )ss.
Hartford county.
HARTFORD January 7. 1851
Perr0naHJ appeared n Huntington. president. ms
@. ALVIN, secretary o. tha Hartford Fire Insurance
company and made oath that he foregoing staten eut.
q TIE anairs q said company, and exhibits, 90 ar a.
can be ascertained 81 this dzts, is actual conditi1n %
the drET day OF dauuarF. ISL Before ne.
"a NICHOLS, Justice OF ne Peace.
oo-ETaoILzR's oTFTozI
NAsHrILLE. Tenn. January q. 1851.
This j. % certify that the Hartford Fire Insurance
COMPANY, located o. Hartford IN the staee o. Come
tcHs hs complied with an re rF-quiremenu q ne
code on the subject % foreign inEurznca corpcratidns.
In sections l495 70 1907 isciusive. ~ vel e. the arf q
14tu Of Aarch. 1854, chapter 1i5, section 20. requI-iur
3 dsposlte with the controller - twenty thsusanf t1-
lars Of ak per cent bonds Of the State and thatIamas
& Chadwick Is the legally authorized agent Of uit con-
pany, in The stty Of Memphis. State o. tennessee.
J. T. DUNLAP, ControIsr.
Policies issHsd and renewed, and losses adjusted
and promptly paid. D
j Z. CHADWICK, Agent,
fsl-im BANK BUILDING.
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ssao Il sriori 6 Bernero p 2 asfro A. Chiero As
Costa G 2 = Cheruhino Tog1ii Lucfrinl - ptuEEiu @
q; esina LersuzG Compodonic6 "a B8tto q; Cuds Pstsrr
cinilo 4 Celia D Nsriani u Rocao ToEi0 @
EREECH LETrERs-RouleHn Joseph; AuriEnac r;
Il Lsrtorra bsguziFs Hivclay AuE % Phienavni S
aisl LsGuere G y, Fauche Mad LaEutry Dr.
TEuMLs-sesrsiary Of Joigo Nc. -of p A A
\ Aasonsi EditoF Of Tie Daily whit; Dlamakea,
Grades a Watson Harrison, agent t5s T and P Sewing
Machine
NJ. C. GALLOWAY, Postmaster.
MEAFHIs, March p. 1861.
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THE HISTORY OF THE CRUsADEs.
Il By Joseph Francois Michaud. Trans
lated from the French by W.. Robson. In
3 vols, limo, half calf.
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FoR WHITE AND LITTLE BED RfvERa--Ihe band
tome and cotnm0dious steamer Admiral captain llom-
assou. viii leave this evening At 5 oeiock, for white
and Little Red rivers. James T.. Bourne , Co., -
Frouf row. Thomas n. Williams & Co., Howard row,
and Larry Haumstod, sgens.
FoR ST. rours-At s O'clock this evening, the me
rteamer =. D. Perry. Capt Liegler, will leave this por'
for ST. Louis. goab Lawrence, AZ the 81 Aeuis wharf,
beat, Is the agent.
FoE V1cEsBURG -The splendid hrst-olass steamer
victoria. Cart. Moody, wall leave as above Al . O'Clock
this evening. Kuiott AVmson are The agents.
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THE WORKS OF ROBERT HALL, A. NJ,
with a memoir Of his life. Originally
published under the superintendence Of
Oiinthus Gregory,.L- L. D., in 6 vols, full
calf, London.
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NAG1O9S List
Allen A. Alien & n; allen s. Alexander sc.
RsKER SIS Baas p; Brown s. Boznrt S; Bass 6 B;
STATE A p Burr n p Br5vs 4 O. BauEhman n y
TzSi sark = Bufk b Barnett b Benton MSS.
80uHe sP.
fsAdIL O. Caro- A; cook L umminrs 3 q; Carey
co,.-. esupaeh n Csz ~ Council b Cara Annisi
81 Sfuse ~ 0iark x As Garland NJ Couch P
Nn2nrneham rs Cave 4; Coz A c; Cummings J 2;
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p Day r. Donald ]; Duueherty n; Donovan a;
H-.s = Dnroe i n 2 Davis l. Dsvney s; Dipgis5
1.ae b~0uglerty A.; Dlnmaa Ders; Dren Cs Dre1ser
psrsey II Doashery G.
ENsLasHh NJ Evefson s.
EoREEs \; Fisher \, F,,,-.r,,s r n Fsvu.n xs,.
Emily. k"fhas r feftiA
EAkNER r. Gssrin A. Grish ); gray &C; erim n
Geos-5er 9faham s A. GuTley s Gillian S p
Gthssu s; Goggin q.
HigEEr De- Hickey n uensriets n; Hsgsv Nar:
Iet.en Jki Hight0wer p; HemminE Il 2; HAYDEN
Arnoq p Har n B; HaqiEsn Al HIebt 3 q Hes-t~ n.
slA A. Hall J h Humuhrevs N. Hosr =. Usne N
ber = assin n z Hsnley N H0wes b Hiidsr-
AeEnn Al Humphreys IL.
Irwin A; Inman D 4.
Ssso x Jones p johnson A A ms; Jones z A S;
snED. W. 'onns'AAs mrs John
kISs R. King p Keen A A; Ksbns. A; keller
Y 5ers A q Lombard s; Lane uarts K 2;
T1.s[g Lenard ~ Lowell Al; LoTden s N:
a. LiIdsey E Lumsiords s..
III h1nsn . Nalousy A P. nstioek L T;
nrrfe.- 4. Killer n a; NeagseFA; Mentroy 1:
os Auniord p ayers y ~ .4el = % A9'
Mc1FEE - Ao0lwsL w-0.-9Sk
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TAMEHs c; JaekwsyI Ns5has5n D A; Jackson A;
j Jcif J d johnson G. yohusra " p; Jones G ".
Jones 2 III Jones " = Joiner VI; jokes T g; Jackson {
y Johson ospt5i Jho1aon - johnson J NJ johnson &
Co Jones G. Jones ;
A keE y; Eery = kelly J; Kelly q
n Agng Eiumsn 2 p Kiimer = kesrner J Hi
hneIL = J. Eezsn J. Eeamsy X AlrhT 9 .
Aiztras5 AuiFht G; Eerliu ?; Kennedy n c p Kemp
tEEersGN.
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N'laR Ti.NsRsdn $ Morton ms
B. O'Brisn x, o,Hsvsr $.

DAME n; Payutsr :. p ios 4 ps,-. P.v
FoEes p Polling G A; Patrick &. Patterson II
eAS Plumb G. Perdue N; Provence 5; Perkins
1nnie fWslry N Perry Sarah; Prince A o
kAsf Kay M Bce n; Richards N; Reynolds
hoEcfs hi R1sp 3; Reddict Z x; Rossbrcurh s
EsAi Aussel - ReeleF n A Reimbert n sRussei
CT Eichum s T Rogers 4.
ChITH L Smith Z; sfewsrts; Sullivan 3. stewart A
- session $ silloms NJ snith Emaa E. saudersP e
slepperl Z shell G NJ seymour Hary; siuHot d; Sui
Hgsn = stewart NJ Stewart n vi Shepherd B; sor
rel ~ SHEDS P.
fokh 3 rucEer NJ TVltty n; Turritsn L rhsup
Il euu o. Taomas 3; Townsene j
VERNoN Y R Vincent A. van Truny A.
WALSH q watson C; Wmisrs p A. w.lts-. A
eeb Hauiet5n j. watkins A N > Wedre
a Nools X warner 2 =; Wells G A. Wormar
ner H.
YEEu &c
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BRTDGET.-Missus wants you TO send her a
sox Of CePhails Glue No, q bostle q Prepared Pills.
but Pm blinking that's not Just IL naithsri but perhaps
yen be alher knowing What 10 Is. Te see Ehs's uiEh
dead and gone win the Sick Headache, md van. some
more Of that same - relaircd her before
DrugKtsL-T3u must me1R S7aldinEsg Cephhlia Pills.
Bridget-Ochi sure now aHd you've sd it, here's
tie 4uarthsr and give ne the Pills, and don't be 81 Say
about It sithsT.
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20. NaEe.

TH. In LOTS
~ amiiies and -,
March loth a Elsrt dis 3aa
81 learn from a reliable source eI1s
sci is now loading big guns aHd ammd1
FOR Ports Caswcii and johnson, in North Cal
olina, and that within one week a strong force
Of regular troops viii be cent tu those points,
10 prevent their seizure BY STATE authorities.
It IS further designed By toe Government, act
ing under The advice ol Gen Scott and Gen.
rotten. 70 garrison, arm, and provision the
forts Ia Virginia and North Gsroiina for one
years siege. Norfolk has been determined
upon as tie northern Poiat Fsppni or sssboard
base for further movements against tie Cor
federated States Key Wsat viii be the rem.
devious, from which the naval force will mem
ace tie gulf coast. The sbases for the land
operations hsvs net yet been determined upon,
but Il i confidently supposed that Washington
viii be The Northern point and st. Loois the
southwestern. Fort Pickens attracts the pres
emf sttention o. the Cabinet and Gen. Scott,
and a strong reinforcement viii BE- sent there
forthwith"
are the border States to be used as levers to
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HISTORY OF TURKEY. By A. De Lamar
tine. Translated from the French. In 3
vols.s half calf, gilt back.
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n Headache Is the favorits sign By which
nature makes known any deviation vhatsTer from the
natuzai aiats Of The brain, ADD viewed IN this nght f.
may Do looked on Is a safsguard intended 70 EiFe notice
or disease Which might Otherwise escape attention, tI
too late 70 be remadied; and It's inaicstiGus should agVer
be neglected. HEADACHES may De classified under two
names, viz Symptomstie aud Iti0pathic. Symptsmatlc
Beldaohe il exceedingly ceEImon and il the precursor
Of Graat variety 81 diseasen, amUnE which are Apo
plexy5 Gout, Eheumatism and all febrle diseases. II
IL nervous fern IL Is sympaihehc Of disease o. he
stomach oonstitutinE Sick Eczdaehe, Of hepatic disease
oonstt1tinE Biliocs Headlehei o. worms oonEtIpatlsn
HHd ether disorders Of TIE boEsla, a. well IS renal and
uterine anectonH- Diseases q The heart are very fre-
Iuently attended with HeatsehsE; Anenia and PIstAora
are also a1ectisns Nhich frequently ocoasisn hsadache.
ldi1pathie Headaahe 10 also very common being usually
distinguished 5y the name Of Nerves. HgEdaeho, some-
times osming On sEddeniy in = state o. apparently s0End
heAth, and prostratinE At onse the mental and physical
enerEieai 1nd in uther instances IL comes en- slowly, her
aided b. depression sf spirits sr acsrbity Of temper. In
most tnstaAces the pain IL in the front Il the head over
enc or both eyes, aHd Gomstimes p~rsVoEtlg vumitiug
under this class nay also BE Aaaed Neuralgia.
Per the treatment Of either class o. Headscha, the
8ephalic Pills have been found q sure and safe remedy,
relieving the mast zc1te pains il = few minutes and
By IL sEbtls power ersaicaaug Tie diseases q Whiel
Hssdache Is the uneuing inGe1.
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Physician-WeIl, Mrs. Jones, how is sha.
hsadaohef
cured ne In just twenty minutes, and I wish you WOull
send more 30 that I can have them handy.
Physician.-Tou aan get them Al any Druggists. Cal
for Csphalic Pills, I Ind they never fail, and I recon.
mend them in al eases Of headschs.
Mrs.. JSues-I shall sandf for a box directly, and shall
ten al ny suasring friends, for they are 3 real blss
rfHg.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-23

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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-23

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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-23

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