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BY the uss OF these Pile the periodic attacks O
fsrror, or Sick Hsadaths may DO prevented; and
taken at the commencement OF an attack imme-
Oete rellei rom pain and sickness will be obtained
They seldom fail In removing the Nasssa And
Hsadatbs to which females are so subjaot
They act gently upon the DO vels.-removing Cos-
.iefsssS.
For Literary Mes. Students, Delicate Females,
and ali persons of sedsstary HABITS they are val
liable as Laxative, improving the dppstife, giving
foss and risoy TO the digestive orfsns, and re-
storing the natural elasticity and strength of the
whole 81 stem.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result of long
Investigation and carefully conducted experiments
having been In use many years, during which time
they have prevented and relieved vast amount OF
pain and suffering rom Headache, whether orIgi-
mating In the nerroNs ~ stem or from dersnged
state of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable IN their composition,
and may be taken at all times with perfect safety
without making any change Of diet, and fhs Sd
'fnes Of any dfJasrssabIs taste renders IL easy TO
sdpgirisfsr tksn 10 childysn,
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs!
The genuine have FIVE signatures of Henry C.
SraldIng on each Box.
sold by Druggists and al other Dealers in Medi
oipes.
a Box viii be sen. BY mail prepaid on reosipte
tbs
PRICE, IS CENTS.
AL orders shoald be addressed to
HENRY @. sPALDINs,
- CEDAR STREET, NIw YORK.
Eors hs Eza~is~, No.roH, ".
,bs1 P 9sI. riis sSscnl.h the o5eS. for which
Fs~ As EEss.i.sr, Nr5ssk, VI.
Ihoy have besn tested in more than hslsina
cases, with entire success.
F}oxs fks Dsssoerst, So. Cloud, Misa,
fyou are, o. hs,o been tr9.hIsd ith ths hs.d
NAY have them In caae OF sn.attsok.
Eo~ fas Western e. r. Gssats, C1iexss, ~.
We heartily endorse Mr.. SPaldins. and his AZ
rvailed Cephalio Pills.
Rs~ iA SosiA~s Pssl Fs-dsr. Nsss Oylsss, L..
numerous list that has received benefits thai no
other medicine can produce.
kso.. iAs 6ssssts, Dssss,s,,, Is.ss.
an .sR: Ss ala not HI: 1.s H
Fross fkI Adsrtisr, PysviI~.el, Ri
.dss Ss ceDas,,s PIs ,ts S.d 70 be Esm..t,sy
very bes, or tSst very ssasns SSns.In mi Sbes s
has ever been discovered.
FFes tAI 81. Losis DSsss.ysf,
The immense demand for the article (CspkaIis
PlIsIIs rapidly Increasing
FSeH hs Ks~assks Valley SfsS, Ksus>rks, VI.
we aye sure that persons suffering with the had
acne, who try them, will stlck TO them.
FfoSs ths Adesriissr, Prevalence r. l.
Tbs testimony IN their favor II strons, from ths
most respectable quarters. A'
FIom hs Daily News, Nsssyo,t,R
Cephalic Pills are taking the place of ell kinda.
From fAs Commercial! BxlIstia, Bostoa, Mass.
seis TO be very efhosoious for the headache.
nom hs Commercial, Cinetnaafi, Ohio,
Suffering humanity can now be relieved
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<43eh STEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN
NEW YORK An ID LlVERPUOL,
$50 Fo$$T2 E MgNkaE 1H t5S oiD

ss!AzS TO F0RRTT M h5NNfkGEN zN tb'S Old
-. - POLNT COMFORT.
more, west side, DAILY, SUNDAYS included, j at
"a ooi,c OK r n; taking passengers and feI. ht and
connecting with the Railroad lines. TO and from
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Philcde phia. New York, BHs
tW1n, York, HarTIsbqrg. PIttsburg. Pc and the
ess' UNNECESSARY arer the arrival Of the Express
The following is the Schedule:
FROM New York to Fort Monroe and hack, s4
From Phlladelph'a and back....., Sin
From Baltimore aud h.ck... Ss
!DPRoCURE YOUR TICKETS-n
In New York g. the New Jersey Railroad Office
foot Of CourtaI d street ~
Ia Pin adei phIa, at the Company's once ". w,
CORNER OF sixth and CHESTNUT streets or al The
Depot, Broad snd Primo streets " WI"
In ID .ltImore, on bJard the steamers foot Of
Union DOCK. HUGH O'CONNER.
pqgean. -. nj
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- ssss192I II Il VEST. via HUDSON q w
II ER RAdLhOAD asd NEW YORK
Ch sThAL kAILhOAD. Express Trains leave
New York city depots Of Hudson River Railroad
daily. Sundays excepted, 80 follows:
From Chambers street From Slst st. station,
Att 0oa At7Sam
1'00 d" 5oopm LIS 5l5pm
Montr al and Buffalo
Train with sleeping
oars. 9.'5pm lBpm
Connecting at Albany With the New York Gen.
trail Railroad for Schenectady. Roohester. Utica,
Batavia, Rome, and stations on Rome and Wstar-
town R.llr,st Rutalo. Syr.cuse, Niagara Falls,
Trains in connection leave Buffalo and Su,psn.
sion via Lake shore, Buffalo and AXE Huron and
Great Western Railroad, for Hamilton. Toronto,
Detroit. Chicago, Toledo, Milwaukee, Fon Du Lao,
La Crosse. Madison, Prairie Du Chien, Ga ena.
Dunleith. Dubuque. Peoria, Rook leland, Musca-
Alton, 81 Louis, Cairo, Terre sisuts Indianapolis
Louisville, Cincinnati, a'ton, Columbus, Cl-ve /.
land, and al points West, Northwest and South
west.
NORTHERN ROUTE.
Connecting with T-ains at Troy, with Troy Il
WEItshan Pat and, Burngto It. Albens Rouse
Point, PlattsbuTgh OsdenEburEh, Montreal, &o.,
DC
IL Freight ATrars msuts by this route as
above, without change Of Cars, from the DepOts In
Chambers and Canal streets: are at ell times as
The aoilitlHH cfthIs Srast New Work Ronts, 70 the
Vest conn tG- I" Jne confidence of me- chants
al IN pnars lOr prumptness and dispatch
PasSehS ger trains, with Smoking and Sleeping
CARS run IN connection on the New York Central
Road.
For particulars as to local trains and freight ar
rangemoDts, inquire at the depot, 6s Warren 1T,
A, f, SMITH, gu peri ntendept.
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~>FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT
AND FALL RIVER.

BY the. splendid and superior
Steame.s METROPOLIS, EXPIRE STATE,
BAY STAT r.. and STATE OF MAINE. Of great
strength and speed but particularly adapted to the
NAVIGATION OF Long Island Sound, running in con-
neot'on with tre Fall River a d Old Colony Raj
ROAD. distance Of So lies only 70 Boston
LLssave pier NO. 10Th River near the batte-y
The Steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt Brayton
niondays, Wednesdays, and FriOays, at O'Clock
ne steamer METROPOLIS, Capt. Brown, on
nussdays. Thursdays and SATURDAYS, al O'Clock
M :. tonohlng At Newport each way.
Ihese steamers aSe lifted with commodious
state rooms, and every arrangement for the securi
" dho com ort 81 passengers who are afforded by
this route nights rest board. and on arriv al
At Fail X er proceed per Steamboat Train reaah
ing Boston early the following morning or msy
rema' n on board until starting of the Acoommoda
ton ats A: NJ: by which they may reach Boston
about 8& A. M
A baggage MASTER ia attached TO each steamer,
who receives and tickets the baggage, and sooom,
panies the sane 20 It's destination,
steamer Iut In oonnaotlonW With this Line be-
Sundays. N~Nf'
Freight to Boston Is forwarded through with
great dispatch By an EKpres. Train, which leaves
ran River ever morning, Sundays excepted, a.
N O'Clock for Boston and New Bedford, Arriving
a. Its destination at about III A M
For freight or atsage, apply on board. or at the
ofhos on Pier " o. North River For state rooms
and be-th5 apply on board, or 4 desired TO secure
10 and II W afr N
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A"PEACE" FoRsERY.-A great parade was re-
Gently made Of q petition purporting to be signed
by six hundred citizens Of Niagara county, In this
state, urging the adoption Of 'peace measures y
IL now appears that the names signed TO the petit
lion were all forgeries.-A!baHy EUSHiHg JoErHdI.
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&S WEST AND SOUTH
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
On and after May 18TH, 1851. the Hslns will run
as follows, vz:-Leaye Camden Station, BaltI-
press daily at s. Is p. NJ. Both Trains 20 directly
through n0R ALL PARTS OF THE WEST,
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
~ between baltimore AMI Piedmont take the A. M.
Train; between PIedmont ana Wheeling take O.
commUdahon Train. leaving Piedmont a. S. ~ A.
n and between Grafton and Parkersburg, take
thg gS 81 vi rtaIn rom Baltimore.
Inc EhEDERltK TRAIN ayes Baltimore
ia 80 NJ; and Ere terCk a. 6 % A. Nj
4. The ELLICOTTS NJ LIS IRAN leave Bal
tlmore at ~ and 9.l5 A. VI. and Is and $40 y. III,
and EIll1otts Mills at TAO and 1I.6O A. NJ . and Is
For further information, Tickets of every kind,
DO, apply to J: I. ENGLAND Agent at Camden
station, or st the Ticket Office.
w. p SMITH,
Master of TranspOrtIOn.
l.. M. COLE, Gen'l Ticket gent.
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CHtS. M1NUT, 6enT Sup't.
NATHANIEL MARSH, Receiver.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
For ALBANY AND TROY, CON
K-~ErSS NETTING with FQ AINS NOD -tI

And WEST, Trains leave:
From Chambers st. NY L rom s tn street
Express. 7 and IL a. H., 725. IL .25 a. m and s.
and 80 and p. m. 5,25 .. m.
Troy and Albany with u, As D. m (Supdays in
sleeping carl 1918 p. m oluded,j
POugbkeepsle train 8, a Is Is g. m and 40 D. m
m. LIS p. m.
P'ekskill train, 4C0p m "a IS o. m
Sing 81 tram. 9 90 p m g Is a m and Is and
and 81 and 8 co .. m 825 D. m
Fithkll tam, 81 p. m l555p m
A. SM ri, sSuperlnteudent
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YORK, HARLEM AND
- LEAVING NEW YoRK FOR
ALBANX,T RoH, NnRTH AMP WEST.

Commencing Monday, May nth, I66I.
For hbany-iIo0 a. IN. last express train from
26th street.
For Dover Plairs-4:n p. m stopping at White
18th street station.
Cfhs train will run TO Milerton every Saturday
EVENING"
For CrOton Falls-a:l5 q. IN. stopping 81 al sts-
tcns north Of FOrdham from 96 h str eet station.
For " hlte Plalns-2:Sl, 4:lO ard 500 D. IN. EtOp-
Ping at al stations from 26th street ststioB,
For White PlaIns-6:;5 p. m. stopping at al sta
noDs from White street sts'ion.
For WlllIsmS BTidge-7:Sl, LIS 5. ~ and 9S0 D.
m stopping st all stations from 9th street station
Returning viii leave
AIbany-9.O0 .. m. last OK press train.
, Dover sins-5S0 q IN. (Thls tram les ' 80 Min
lerton ever, Monday morning At a., n.y.
crOton Fslls-5 D. M.
White Plalns-6:lO, 700 a. m. 40 Il 100 o. M.
Williams BFIdge-5So 900 :. M Il loo p. m.
Sunday trains will leave 4th Avenue corner 22d
street, for Central Park, YoTkvIle, Barem and
III h Bridge every few minutes from $3.50 o. m. to
200 p m. JOHN RURCHILL, Asst Sup't.
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sE INDIVIDUAL ENTERPRISE
.S.s2sSaseElS LINE.
EASTERN AND WESTERN
q /. q, u LII

9
RSEAS LINE.
EASTERN AND WESTERN
SSORE STEAMERS.
"PIONEER,; Capt. w. Norman
VIII run their routes as follows, lesvi z Light
NJ: y WV" ~
KENT-For Cambridge. Denton and Landings
on Choptank rIver, every WEDNESDAY ard
SNhTER DAf, returning every Thursday and
For ANNAPOLIS and West River, eyery TIES
DAY and FRIDAY and returning sa DAYS
PlONEER-For st. nj rchael's AMI East0n via
the same day.
For. hnnaPolis, West River, Cambridge, Oxford
and Eastcn Point. every THURSDAY, returning
by same route on FRIDAY
For nnsgSiis, West Riyer, st. Miohae,s and
pay, returning every Monday by same route
rare 70 Cambridge, Denton, Oxford and Fastou
Fare to st Michae's and Miles; Riverjround
Fare 70 West River, Ground trip, Gil: 20
Fare to Annapo!i. round trio IS sentsj---. IS
MEALS EXTRA.
~FIelght must be prepaid,
Wharf and Ofios, LIGHT ST., foot of Camden
bai'i"ole' q. X. CANNON.
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NEW YORK AND ERIE RAIL.

gsxxxzxr.. NEW YORK AND ERIE RAIL
EI4z3s4849 ROAD.
- Passenger Trains leave via PayO-
nls Ferry and L3pg Dock, from foot Of Cham rers
100 am, EXPRESS, for Dunkirk, and Bur.Io
and principal lntermsfia'e Stations.
800 a IN MAIL, for DuDklrk. and informed late
StatloEs-Tms Train remains over aIght At Emlra
and proceeds the pext morning
sooa m. MILK dali, for Otsville. and inter
mediate Stations.
II Ooa m ACCOMMODATION daily, for Port
JeryIs, and p inoiPal STATIONS
400 p. m WAS, for Mlddletovp Nevburxh
500 p. ~; NIGHT .EXPR Ess, daily. for Dun
XIX, Buffalo, Canand And prInoi pal stations
The Train Of Saturday stops ct al Mail Train
Stations, and ruIs Oply to Elmira.
500 p. m. ACCOMMODATION for H0rpesyiIle
and principal Stations.
,,.. CHts. MlNOT, Cent sup't.
NATHANIEL. -
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READER,
ER'sE rof .s,1 s snd then Judge

ABRAM COLE, OF BrooIlyn. N. v. veil
knovn citizen there, had suffered nom pysyeS-ls
ged ER's FILLS, tSoh fsfsn seocr sh e ls
NE d,reonon. for this eoRpsant. restored aIn %
month he has had no return Of his complaint
SO. w. Gross, Of Harmony, Teias, had an
whom covered about one third OF his body II feef
9e parts Affected covered with q sosb, and being
Spe sors fs o Of course very srosbs.cms
70 gnft hint Or business and Kept him In evnstaLt
H t6SfS 'fA % s EXT ksH cYp' sk 4 81
PARlLLA, which ouped him. His skin stilI shows
soms sesrs rom the liberation, bet 10 othsTvise
John n. SHOOK. Ess,, % eminent lawyer OF
h ann Va. took cold which settled on has
nca couch. Which was soop followed by the upmis-
yeI, fov Ss ssSmn o. SonsuIPaon Mhsr S.s ped
ny PECinkAL. yhlch soon stoppsd the cough
Prepared b. Dk. ]. q. AVER 4 CO.. Lowell.
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Jor E2R TIE sI ,yg k lEEPP sgsE 1 rs
HI1r fkkkk paIxsnY
kIyoIoH IN HELLYR.


Frtsat. Dc you ssser' Are you the victim sry
purity Of the blood Wat are theJ, DO Jsx asf
Rather AJAX, what are they not The blood 10 a .
source Of life and health, end il 10 the frst element
Of Our being 70 respond 10 ans casse vhich Affects
the system, the psite irsllbly sttSrts The ever
prevailing kcaralEr, the trr;titlpg krynpe.xs, tbs
subte screfuls, the sgonlxinS RheuHlatEn, ReT-
yoas Debility, DysRes<s, Liver Com rlsjnt VITA ia
tcryor and dejectlon, spd the pInberlese Jls thas
fesh 10 kcir %, ceTIse their hrooFs origin from tie
blood Deal finciy then and gently with the hocl.
Use the xit.ltxnI resources OF nature (Yr its aid,
lse that trxIy vlpahle msdloxrsert Known a.
MRS. n. C0HS
INDIAN TEGETABLE DBOOCTIOh
with regard 10 this almost infAlibIe specific
potrihr ssrtiment Eks SPOKEN In 6eoIded tsrTos
eod The Evidences Of this great eacsoy are s.,-
nlned 81 constant ayova-s or curative efeots and
eae hsPIiest resus Gom ~ use are after 81 other
remedies AID the best medical xiii have fsiled.
cures are not sought ffom the Iitersie ard super
syoctable sources and Justify the highest terns ia
Which II ia possible to eompend so valuable q
lleolho 70 public sssTovsl, We may sdd also tksi
tho curative properties @! the mcdioiIc are 60 uaed
only by It's restorative eeotS, the system recover
inE from disease with renewed col Stitutionn Yitor
For sale ey all respectable. prgrIistx ~ this
city, and BY the proprietor, MRS. n. cox,
None genuine qnIese her name In hovu On the
bottle and her seal on the cork
u PRICE 81 per bottle, ak bottles for sE.
I. Wnel.Iss A6rrt' = n, CissEl, D5ss,ist
riot, and viii supply the trade st ny y1oes
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III A single bottle Of
Spalding's Prepared Glue
will save ten times Its cost annually.
SPALDLNG'S PREPARED GLUE!
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUEy
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,

SAVE THE PIECES!
SCOHoMY DISPATCH
liza sTIrca IN TINE SAVES NISk"-m
As accidents will happen, even In we'll rexula,sc
families, 10 10 very desirable 10 have some oheas
Crockery, 30. A0's
SPALDLNGS PREPARED GLUE
meets All snoh emergencies, and no household On
20 the sticking point
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,"
~ s:a IA x s5qsa sOoOmpaniS each Bottle. Prize
HENRY G. sPALDING,
No. ~ Cedar street, New York.
.r....s CAUTION.
Az certain pnprincipled persons are sttem ptns 10
eem 81 o. ne rnsnsRSctipg pubic, limitations OF
900. % examine bsfore purchasing, and see TIA
IN :. 10 I name. = -
sPALDINs's PREPARED sLUB-n
= q ~ outside yrsypsr III sshsD ;:y,ndlns
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t. NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
= ;HE Posfmaster Gsneral having ordered the
Baltimore, and Old Point FORTRESS EA-e
monIoe) 10 be resumed, on and AFTER
VIII leave Baltimore EVERY DAY lexcept Sun
oayl from their wharf. foot of Union Dock, at a.
O'CLOCK p. m, or Immediately after the arrival Of
me w eshlngton Train, which leaves Washing ton
2a-H px..,t
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NEW BOOKR

NEW BOOK&
AAtsTORY Of the United Netherlands, by yohp
LothroP Motley vols free b, mail, 81
The Rise Of the Dutch Rep ublis, a histor,. b,
s sohn Lothrop Motley; svoI loioth; free By NAL,
silss Manner. the wssver Il Rsvslol. b, the
cents. -
Il Life and Career Of Major Andre, by winto,
Aher Iesbergs With Painter, Summer yo,.s,
S bserssSs and Nevfoundiand; By Rev Louis L.
), rhs &apuiscture Of Photosenie or Hydro-c.,.
oon ~ UH ~ ~ fsomss AnhselI. N. D.; sls6.
81 FRENCH q RIcHsvRIN,
1 Mon PAPER AMP ENvELOPEs-Tver
- W anerent styles OF Note and LsttSr Psper.
WIN Envelopes 70 match.
Nevs o. Wa.hIngton in the form Of Ross, and
IN Sogk 10TH Also. separate
hand 'h ss gsi f5S MssLII Paper. eonst.P.ly on
night ct O'Clock. ~
BsedIs,.1 Hf sIn al \ P At Of The county,.
., = nesh supply oil Books for snmnsr resdiur,
o. tsrgs Assortment OF ! uveuil.s--A ayns s..ss
S9oss, Rolao Boeks, Ab6ott'. HISTORIES. as
IS. xSitS III 4 s.r.'
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Hs~a iAs SostAra Patk F,~tsY, Nsss Oylssas La
Try Thorn you that are afflicted, and re arc SIR,
thst your testimony can be edded TO the already
numerous list that has received bepe6ts that nc
other medicine can produces.
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Ffoss fAs Wsstsrs e. r. Gassfts, C1ie4ss, III,
We heartily endorse Mr., SPadins. and his IN
nvslled Cephalio Pills.
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Foss fks Dsssoersf, 81. Cloud, Mis..
Ifyou are, or have been troubled v it'll the head.
sohel send for box, tCePhalc Pulls % 30 that yov
NAY have them IL cAae Of an.Attsok,
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DENTAL @ ARD.

THE undersigned would respectfully bring TO 'he
notice of the citizens of Anderson, his fried,
ROBERT A. HARRIS, Surgeon Dentist, who las
studied with me for three years and practicedin
my Office one year, and who is now prepared TO 1t
tend to his profession in both its branches.
JOHN ANDERSON, Surgeon Dentist,
April II, 1861 81 If
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TA Xks TAXES, IA EES

IF mol ProEidentiay P lhsered, will be Andcr-
end take the Taxes for 1860, I'd on
Monday the 18th at McClintCss sbon.
Tuesday the 10Th at Hollands sesrp se.ePev,n;nc of
the same ,iay at VIM Hcwins', Sr. - ''''1s -
Wednesday, the goth at Sherard's Stol.
Thursday the 21st at Capt. J. p Tucker
Friday the 22d at Storevic;
Saturday the 23d at Hovard's cvening of -
same day at Jones';
On Monday the 25th at Boulman s-eyening Of
the same day at Andersonville;
Tuesday the 26th at Browns Muster Ground;
Wednesday the 9th at Townyillc;
Thursday the 23th at Pendleton
Friday the 29th at Eatons Storc--cTcning Of tie
same day ut Craig's:
Saturday the 30th at Centreville-eTeaing Of tie
Monday the lst of April (sale-day) at Anderson
C. H-evening of the same day at Luke Haynie's
Tuesday the I'd Mt Craytonvillc;
Wednesday. the Sd at Horea Path-cvening sam:
day at Gantt'5 Store;
Thursday the 4th at Calhour-cvcning OF same
day Mt Stantonville:
Friday the 9TH at Williamston
Saturday the 9Th Mt Bolton;
Monday the Sth at Anderson c. H..
Tuesday the 9th at Rushs Shop-crening Of tho
same day ct 0rrylle;
Wednesday the 10th at White Plains;
Thursday ihe 11th at Brushy Greek Qlong's
store);
Friday the 10Th at Greenwood;
Saturday the 18th ut j. ]. Wilson'S Stores
Saleday in May at Anderson c. H.-at which
time my books will close.
State Tax about one-third higher than last year
Road or Bridge Tax, 16$ per cent on the Genera
Tax Poor, 10 per cent. Upon :lonies loaned oi
at interest, orc-tcnth Of per cent.
W. $. SHAW, T. C.
March Z, 1861 20 tt
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Robert a. Harris,
SURGEON T1ST,

WILL take rooms at the Benson House on the first.
day of May next, where he may at all times b
found to attend to his profession.
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Tuesday Elvening's Mail.

New ORLEANS, May 3-Col. Van Dorm,
in commnnd. of eight hundred Texans, has
captured, at Indianola, one hundred Uni
ted States soldiers, under command of
Major SSiibley, whosurrendered. The Off
GERS are on parole. Others have been al
lowed the option of joining the Confeder-
ate army, or taking an oath not to fight
against it. 81
NOBLE TENNEssEEANs Ohm Overton
one of the richest men in Tennessee, con-
sidered worth between four and five mil
lions, haswritten tot the Governor, Z" Check
on me to the extent of my estate, to up
hold the honor OF Tennessee"
Gen. Harding, of Tennessee, wrote last
week. to Gov. Harris: "Sir, whatever l
have and possess, with myself, now ten
der to YOU" Gen. Harding is one Of the
{ largest stock farmers in Tennessee, and
is a gentleman Of very large fortune.
DEPARTURE OF THE BUTLER GUARDS
This fine company having been accepted
asa part of Col. Kershaw's Regiment,
noM on service in Virginia, left yesterday
for Richmond, on a special train furnish
ed free of expense by the authorities of
the Charlotte Railroad This train left at
3s0'eloels, and will run through to Char
lotte in five hours, reaching Richmond be-
fore II o'clock to-day. The Guards were
escorted to the depot by the Fourth Reg
iment, under the command Of Col. Sloan,
aud by the Rchland Rifles, Of Columbia.
Gen. Wool has been ordered from New
York back to Troy by Gen. Scott in a
brief, sharp and snubbing letter Wool
is requested MOTTO interfere with Scots
orders.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1861-05-09
Bank of State Of South Carolina.
CHARLESTON, February 18th. 1861.

CHARLESTON, rcOrualy LIN. loOl.
TIE Legislature having, at lis late session, au-
thcrized the issue of Bonds TO c amount of S6I5,-
600. bearing an interest Of scrc per ccnt for the
purpose of providing the funds required to sustain
the State in the act OF rcsuming her rights OF sovc.
rcigniy, this Bank is now prepared to dispose Of
the Bonds They arc issued in sums of 500. $500
anl $500. An opportunity is thus afforded every
citizen to make a secure and profitable investment,
while contributing aid to the cause in which the
State IS engaged. With view of enabling citizens
in any part of the State TO share in the Loan. the
Clerks of the Courts of the several Districts have
been required to open books of subscription for c
Stock. Suitable arrangements will be madc for
furnishing the Bonds on Tie receipt of the money
at an early day after each subscription has been
made Engagements for the purchase of Bonds
may be made at the Bank, any of its Branches.
1t is probable that. at the next session of the Leg
isaturc those parties who desire it may have their
Bonds converted into Stock.
C. NJ FURMAN, Pres't.
Feb. 2s, 1861 2S At
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-06
LEaAH NOTICE.

LEGAH NOTICE.
70 Thomas r. DuA, NJ. W. DSiknxp, David oraw@
ford, Franklin GarAnes, John n. III ssslen. Hepry
n Listle, N. Alexander, Oscar Bsyhiidgs, VIM. ii.
Leech, William 4 X. L. Ruddick, l.. Stark
WaAhers
VOU and each Of you are hereby notified that
thcfs tn NOW on f1a In tho ofhcc of this Etsrk
of ths District Court Of Lee County, Iowa. 81 Fort
MAdison, . petition II Hiram Barney, claiming Of
yoa Thomas r. Duf the sum Of thrse hundred dol
lars, with 10 percent In crest per annum payab 10
annually, land $40 dollars for Axos pAid,) q mo-
ney due On 4 mortgage made by you to Chss Masoh
aid since assikned to said Hiram Barney, dated
September 18th, 1854; also claiming against sch
Of you the foreclosure Of said mortgage. th,sa ne
being upon Lots eleven and twelve III ALI i'm
Block hundred and forty-eight 14Sl In City of
Keokuk, Lee County, Iowa, for the purchase money,
aud further asking for sale Of said premises and
general relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before noon Of the second day Ct the next
term Of said Court, to commence 1t Fl. Madison ON
the 80 Monday u May, A. d. 1851 . default viii
b. entered. against you, and Judgment rendered
thereon ~ prA,e ed for in said petition.
NOBLE + STRONG,
Feb -, 1851. Pitts Att'ys.