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THEcHANGE,

4 Statement Of be Reasons and Facts ,phich
,5lj3Esfks5i made sns Baptiss X 443,s
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OFFICIAL.
sTAryp sKssios. Tuesday, Dee. ie-s r. ".
The Board met IN their chamber No 10 City Hail. pursu-
an, 10 the following call
JAs HAYES Esq. President Of me Hoard OF tounoIlmei
.rs cs sc.. e e. the eo
for tho paoso Of ansaci'ng such business may come
y ys22ssF sss HRSs5k,
4 sp w5bSs r G ssFEk
David srlzaEaxip,'
$ ;HSso so SsSsssssafh'
E sAFsISk T. su ksEsais.
y yS2s ho S,SAFtAsHAS'
i sERxs sRno R4EsSSSry.
Pr Hayes Esq., President IN the chair and
Councilman keenan, Hesly, Robinson, siacon Hsserty.
Hos.sr Ksaney S,nhn,ss Brady Hoaghsin Lssvy Nc
Fitzgerald and Ccok4-si.
read and approved
ny couhcFuran Russ,a--
Petition Of stephen Whtshorne 10 b- appointed CON-
Which va. referred ,o the COMMITTEE. on sa,srie. and
0nhces
Nv Councilman Ksp, . w'oip''oSs
Resolved, That .he Isaac yarn.,eu Of No 7New
Which was r.ssrysd % the Comptroller, with power
soyed That permission he and the same IL hereby given
src such % remain only during ne
Of Abe Common Council
which was adopted
Nv Councilman kOsvxR--
Fs-sysd That psissioa oe and ne same Is hereby gyen
. y oSs front :. HI. No
cn%on coaao NE ssn. 0 nss 20
w which si' vs. adopted
BY Councilman KKurAS--
Resolved That be aud The hereby given
o. their premises on the southeast Grand and
Crosby streets such permission 10 remain only during the
By CcuncIlnsn Jorcr-
horxed end dlc 10 draw his favor OF Beui
min Brady for The OF l7b angrossns mounting
Councimen 70 their retiring Prs.dsn Jsmsa Msyes ESQ.,
and that the said amount Be taken from appropriation
for y consngsrsiss or any other une,pended apprcps
which was laid over
~ Councilman ModnArH--
whersas In consequence Of the inability peslec Of
conactors for cleaning the Of city comply with
The plain directions and conditions Of the contract
and avenues av nov rocking with NTH and dirt and refuse
our eisens and nantes. danger 70 the health Of Che city
Resolved Tia, the Common Council mos, rc.pecsu,,v
hui earnestly call the attention Of the Mayor and CITY m
pector and through them the attention tho Street Coan
nnns Sanas 10 Ss hso % ON o. our streets ne
violation % the siras. cleaning tSst may
Interests centeredin sbs mesropoiiS
Which was adopted.
By Councilman SrAcox--
Resolved, That pcvms.lon BE- and the same IA hereby
~ y k saTSss q C 70 eIhs god.
Common Council = "
which vas adopted
BY Councilman Joycy--
Resolved That The ccmvrolier Se end he hereby sa
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OFFICIAL.
STAryp sxssf0N. Tuesday, Dec. i9-s r. ".
The Board met IN their chamber No 10 CITY Hail. pursu
ant 70 the following call
NEw YORK, Dec. 10 1868.
JANIS HAYES Esq., President % The Hoard OF Concmei:
SnYou respectfully requested 10 the Board
OF Councilman on Iuesdsv December No. 1865 nj three NJ
for tho purpose OF transnrng snoh business
before ths Board. Very respectfully,
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Anderson High School,
Dec IA, 1866
To Open ON Tuesday, january 2, 1866.

10 open OH Nuesuay, y anuSIY-S 1oOV'
Corps of TtacAcrs.-Rcv. J. B. HILI1ousE,
member Synod, S. c.; Maj B. SLOAN, graduate Of
West Point; and if the patronage will justify,'
Gen. EasoN CApERs, a graduate, and late Pro-
fessor in the S. c. Military Acs4lcmy.
Fee, S9.OOper quarter of ten weeks, in specie
or equivalent Boarding at many places on mod
crate terms
The curriculum will embrace o preparation for
College, and all the branches of n liberal cduca-
ton. Several branches, including Hebrew and
some mordern Languages, and studies connected
with practical life may be learned with extra fees.
BY uniformity in text books, having rev class
es, by the best methods of study, by ascertaining
accurately the proficiency of, students and by
cherishing love of truth and honorable distinc.,
ton, the Teachers hope to educate thoroughly md
rapidly. q. uo.
aid 1bbeyille Banner, and Keowee Courier insert
twice and send bills to this Office,
Dec ID 1865 70
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Ordinary's S Sale.

BY an order Of H. Hammond, Esq,ss Ordinary OF
Andersen District, will expose to sale on Sale,
.days in january next, 1865, the Real Estate OF
Henry Clark, deceased consisting of One Tract OF
Land, containing one, hundred and twenty.six
acres, moro or less, ,sbounded by lands OF Mrs
.McEIrog,. Mrs. McMurtry and others.
zefmsof Sale Credit Of twelve months, with
interest from day. Of. .sale--the purchaser giving
bond With good security, and mortgage of the
premises; if deemed necessary to the Ordinary for
:psynent of the purchase money except the cost,
which will be required in cash, to be paid IN spe-
Gle or its equivalent
Given under my hand and seal November 10,
1866. .B. McGEE, q. SAD, 4
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
4 4NDEPSON DISTRICT. -

IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY.
WHEREAS, the Administrator of tho Estate OF
William Mcconnell, deceased, having filed his pstl.
ton in my Office praying that final settlement Of
the estate of the said deceased may be had and it
appearing to my satisfaction that Charles hcCon-
;el William Mcdonnell Allen Mcconnell, Margarsb
Harris. heirs of Daniel Mcconnell, heirs of JehIi'
mcdonnell. number and names unknown, heirs st
law of the said deceased, reside without the limits
of this State. a..
It's therefore ordered that they appear Ia the
Court of Ordinary. to be holden for Andersen Dis
trict; at Anderson Court House, on the First Mon
day in February next, to show cause, II any they:
can, Why they shall not be charged With advance
ments, and decree in settlehient made, or their
consent to the game viii be cntsrsd. Of sseeore.-
Oct. 81. 1865 % Sn
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The state of south Caroline.
ANDERSON: DISTRICT
. IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY.

IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY.
J. NJ. Herring, Applicant, as. Francis A Herring
md others, Defendants.
1T appearing to my satisfaction that John Tilly
and wife, Sarah lilly, heirs of Jesse n. Herring,
number and names unknown, and Francis a. Her
ring, all reside without this State
It istEerefcre ordered that they do appear and
object 10 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 Tue same Hib
be entered of record.
HERBERT HAMMOND, .o.A.n.
Z Now, 1865 81 SIN
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PRo o & PIC or u 8
oFTHE
SOUTH CAROLINA BAPTIST.

TN Z, UNDERSIGNED has determined early in Janus-
ry 1855 to commence the publication of weekly
Religious journal, 1T Anderson u. H. ~ 70 DC
entitled TILE SOUTH CAROLINA Baflt
1t will be the first great aim OF m lin ov oiin
CAROLINA BAPTIST 10 convey the general news
in relat;6,, to the Denomination at large, thersE
renderinr.it an Interesting and attractive compsn.
ion in every Baptist family. No expense OF enoi1
willbe shared to secure the earliest and most roiI-
able-information OF the important and interesting
workings of Baptist Churches in general togetner
with the operation of our Missionary Boards, ana
every benevolent institution and enterprise OF tns
day.
BAPTIST will be strictly Denominationab ear
nestly contending for the faith once delivered 10
the Saints,n zeaoasly contending for the truth,
and combating error and superstitnti6h IN every
form in which they present themselves, yet THESE
opinions Will be expressed with that Kindness and
affection becoming professed Christian.
The columns of the paper will also be opened
to those who may disagree with the opinions az
pressed. ss-s..-.,
As this will be- perhaps, the only paper taken
bv many in, this community y-yisiting, 1T may be-
the humble abodes Of some unable TO tako Others
bit is deemed proper and important, in JudiclousD
orrangcd columns, to giveall the important local.
nolitical and literary of the day. rendering Ia
in every sense, a family paper.
The paper will be OF medium sizess wch Ptinteu> >
having the benefts of superior materials, md tho
entire Office management being nndert the lmmedi-
ate srperintendence. of experienced printers.
The necessary capital to start this aenterprlso.
having been secured in advance; the services OF
some of our ablest brethren, in this and other
Stotes. pledged as contributors and corresponding
Editors. and all the necessary arran gements havlng
been deliberately made with reference to- STABILITY
and rood faith all who may feel inclined to favor
a,enterprise may confidently subscribe ana re-
nit advance payments, assured that there VIII III %;
no disappointment. ~
The Editor, having been partially disqualliled
for the ardnous duties of the Pulpit by four long
wears of hardship, exposure and service in our
eount,ys cause, feels impelled to resort to tins as
q means by which, under the blessing OF Proy.-
dcnce he may assist in rebuilding the waste places
of Zion. =.
The mails will be in regular operation again py
the time of the publication Of the paper. and tins
being the first enterprise Of ever es-
tablshed in Anderson, he hopes to secure prompt
| " the aid and cooperation Of all who love the
Lord. sm-..
Terms for One Year, Invariably Il, a,aduanee-Tws
Dollars in .Specic, or Three Dollars in Currency.
Ministers ofsthe Gospel, Post Masters, and 9TH
ers who will aid are authorized to receive ana ior-
ward subscriptions. Address, ~
W. E. WALTERS, Editor,
Anderson, s. O.
.Noy 80, 1865 "a
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sT9EE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
AlNDERSON LlISPRICfT. -

IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY.
Jaue Wood and Fannie Thompk pkins, Applicants, %.
Matthew Mansel and ysifc Mary, and others, De-
PENDANTS. ss
TT appearinr to my satisfaction that James Maui
Hin fosb | mauldin. Heirs of Francis Mauldin,
decd, number and namas unknown, Taliaserro
Mauldin's heirs, number and names unknoH1.
John Clenahan and wife Francs, Isaac n Waod,
and Godfrey T., Wood; Defendants, y, reside without
the limits of this State.
1t is therefore ordered that they appear and OBJ.
iect to the sale OF division ofthe Real Estate OF
Godfrey Mauldin, on or before the S0th day OF
December next, or their consent to tho same Will
be entered of record. :
- HERBERT HAMMOND, DAD.
Sept 2s, 1865 10 On
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FEMALE ACADEMY
JOHNSON UNIVERSITY,
ANiDERsoN G. IT., s. g.

- ~ .
FEMALE AcADEAttY J, !, of high grade, will be
opened at the johnson University Building, on
SioNDAY, 18th JANUARY, 1866, under the
charge of the following instruct tors
5 Principal. THOMAS HALL, a. M.
4s.tsfant, Miss SALtIr Y. ROBINSON, of Pen
dleton.,.
Instractrcss ~ Vocal and Instrumental 4Nasc.--
Madame a. n. sPISKlNp.
\. The Scholastic Year will be divided into two-
eessions Of tirenty teeeks each.
Young Ladies and Misses. entrusted to our care
viii be faithfully md thoroughly taught in all the
branches Of a solid English seducation, as well as
in French, the Languages, and in Music.
Miss RoDiSsoS comes with the very highest re-
concentrations fromher former instructors, hessrs
Kennedy. alic; HilIhouse while MADAM. IiSKIsp
IN too we'll krown as a finished performer to need
further CONNER dation: -.
The patronage of the Villnge and of the Dis
tiSct is respectfully solicited. Good Board nay
be had at Prom $40 to: S12 per month, (speoie,
rates, y payaplei,l provisions, exclusive of wash
ing and lights
Sast Boys, undc's tc' gears age, 'eiil Be receiu-
cd inc this sckooI-
For circulars and rates of Tuition, apply to .
THOMAS HALL,
= Prtncpot.
= 2 Decsl4 1865 2s 8
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Christmas Coming.
O p KINNEY

rs open again at the Old Stand, opposite
tho Bonson IIonse, and is now receiving
a large ndswell selected Stock of Con-
foctioneries, viz
Candies, Raisins, Fruit,
" Oranges, lemons,
Oysters, Sardines, Crackers,
Piclle of all kinds,
Porter. Ale, Brandies,
Wines, Rum, Gii,=
Cigars Tobacco,
Nuts of alaa kinds,
Which he viii sell cheap for Cash. Open
from 6, a. M, to s, ,p. M
~ %. p. MCKINNEY,
IL Opposite the Benson. House.
Dec IA, 1855 s26
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Stolana

FROM my Stable on the night of the Soth ult.,
one SORREL MARE, about 10 years old, l53
hands high, with one or both hind feet white, and
small blaze in forehead. Also, one BLACK MARE,
about years old, same height, and both hind.feet
white to the pasterns.
Any information that viii lead to recovery of
these Horses. or to a conviction of the thief or
thieves, will be handsomely rewarded.
B. F. WHITNER.
Dec 7, 1866 @
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Shje,:riRs Sale.s

ny order of various writs of Fiera Fecias to me
directed, will expose to sale on Saieday IN jan
One On Tract of Land, Known rs the McFec place,
containing one hiine,red and twenty five acres,
more or less, bounded byslands- off. T Cooley,
Mrs. r. NfcFall, and others. Also one other
Tract Of Land, containing one hundred and thirty
acres more orsless, known as the Thompson place,
bounded by Mrs r. McFall and Others levied on
sas the property of Thomas Geer, at the suit OF
a. o. Norris, and others In
1sra,s OF Sals.s-Gredit of twelve months, WIN "
Interest from day of sale, with note ana TWO eoou
The purchaser to pay for all necessary papers
s.. ID. B. MCGEE, SAD.
Sheriff Once, Dec;1l, 1866.
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AxprnsoN, S. c., Dec. 2, 1865.
SEALED proposals will bo received tsthis Office
-nntil January l, 1866 for the supply. of Fresh
Beef. Of a good and marketable quality, in equal
nroportion Of fore and hind quarter meat, tnecks,
shanks and kidney talow be excluded, } in such
quantities as may be from time to time required,
and on such days as may hereafter be deslgnatce;;
The necks shall be cut off at the fourth yertebrai
Joint. and the breast trimmed down. The shanks
Of fore quarters shall be cut off from three to four
inches above theSknec joint and of hind quar-,
.ters from six to eight inches above the gamDrel
or hook joint. "a .rrr1.
Lieut.. lst Bait Maine Vols,
and a. A. @. NJ. s. A. C. s.,
Sd Sub Dist. Western So. Ca.
RSy. Greenyille Mountaineer and Abbeyille
Press I please copy twice, and send bills to this
office.
Dec 7, 1866 %