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THE NEW YORK SUN.
fbyLsDAY MORNING, AUG. 80, 1865


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"a openinz Il the poi. Gnpsign indicates
.,..stns,bly that tie Rep fesn party has lost
.,aieron. Opposilon 70 slavery was Tho foun-
ta, ti-,an which the party was formed, and to
., mig wss It properly adapted. The wrongs
f.r,d by tho ens,ve1 negroes was an 'reeIien'
t.o-, Tor yolltica agitation, sad the vivid colors
W. Oh the RcpuIIc .n leaders portrayed The
--o-s Of the peculiar institution" touched
-.u,the,ic cord IN the popular heat Of the Norm.
70, tie strength Of The Republican party was in
e p-yspcc. and not In the attainment o. freedom
the lave.. II was the blessing Of liberty in the
. rs'r-ct tnn, hhed up before tho people rather
Iau the plain, uuvsrnishei article Which The ne
..sg now enjoy. Piriies Ike coquettes, usually
4sunle 70 have moro han one string 70 their bow
Cd. tho Republicans lad but one, and that
t.y rave lost since the aboliahment Of
'.yc-yI LONGER thing q the future. To build
n,.y ,.lr !aron ~ the party h,s been tho .rtA,
loo OF D.. Icad.r, sine the ate Of slavery VAS
...cf. lie radical cliss knowing what q strong
..iI.e negro was while In a condition Of slavery,
.y, ron f,r'.sn enough TO televc that he can
..l. a made available political instrument,
r.t u.th THE v.ef they are making o desperate
.',,u1i To- -. the party upon q negro suffrage
...a-u, believing tina. 10 be the next best thing
.slu.,',1isD Bath will not do. The couser-
vat 70 wing 81 the party arc shrewd enough 10
,sc . ~ The u.tra Was no longer available to the
E.p '.,,ra sf,sr the shstklcs " slavery foil from
t,.,l.'r %, an hs br,smc a fIil.Geiscd freeman.
p, Or determine Il at tho party shall not be
/. ,.. red to n DEAD is.uc--,lst d shall not plant
.ti,' .rolS shadow because the substance was
,N,c .hcrs-hence the qlsrrelliue, wrsngl.ng and
i,t.lr hIch 8" IN prl.rcs' b-tw On the two far
uarr aud Which clearly points g. party di-nte-
g-rot. From all parts 0. the country where.
'yc- 'he political bal Ia IN motion-wo hear
rrcrr a. l. publ cAnism. and 20 far az We can
ds''-io ne NJ this time Mother hes much cause to
d.spar,gc toe other. Tao New Englsnd Republic
cans s'cm - In almost unit Ia favor OF negro
sua-s.c. Those ~ NV York, Judging ~ the
complexion Of thr safe Committee arc very nearly
. 'c upon MS question. J. rcnnsylvanls and
y % i rr"y Ll,y arc anii-suGr1gc IN Ohio thsy
a." yl.o.; 40 l'7i &c party Is wro-sing itself
urfu OH" sg1tsye question, ana IN a number OF
,-u1res each faction ~ running IT'S own eandi-
dotns. Tho oitcr we.i.rn States which have not
20, tsca cecially card from, will show the same
tat. of Gcmorn',zai on in tho party, although tho
maial.'g 81 them will probably oppose tho suilrar'
pole. Il ia,v1cn', therefore, that tho Repubi
csn ra'ty rs rapidly sppro- hing dissolution. ~
tit.l ling principal was buried with slavery, On,
tt'rc - no subsltu.c FOR II. Tho most sSillfu
Tol tosl architects 81 tue party have oxhaus,s,
ue,r,slens in vain attempts to pu, new foup
donor under tho old supcrfirlcturc, and her
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Cossissi1SEg OsuorN yeSi'rday decided that {.
'policy dealer mus. pay ono hundred doars FOR
an internal revenue license before hs can locally
carry ON his traffic. Of course We must under
stand from this TAT tho notorious awindliny opera
tons OF the policy dealers N be lesal1 that
in consideration Of the payment nj one hundred
dollars each they are 10 have carte blanche
70 defraud unsuspecung Tcopio on, o.
their money. I. IL shame that N 8
evil should be tolerated, much less pub
liely legslized IN this way. Everybody who
knows anything about the business OF these policy
Offices, swell aware that they IRE only 4 polite
means Of robbery ard in fact they do fsr more
evil than the professional thieves and robbers
They ought to be suppressed, and there is no law
that will reach sAcm, special enactment should
be made 81 The neII session OF the Log stature.
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EJLIs HEAD august -' 1873.
Bs'r''- This branch Of the cattle maj c5atin.
uos le ally sl7pHed, opening on Monday with $3.50
bullock Ia the Yards and this vithe ale o. 1879
head between the regular market dave ~ ,hc
gualn ot the present. supply hoUever w. mrt
r'por, ,ery marked decline poor thin s'ort scmn
abound nr, winnie that OF the iist quality has hu' an
sAc'r 'lus Atn-Ic representation, NOW M t- af
price, 90 ultrue hifher than az the 'u.a If
ON lo'urI re'oi, u0thIuS Ang ~ above Joe e..
" ~ l, thus rgduclns piices Of this quaiiy i.om "A
loo. one lot Of Western me iums hoSeye-. wee
dltFssed Of At S65 each, or about l1 net Poorer
cents Art readily accepted. since vTiuns the above
on Tuefdsy norning, We learn that iuTheE decline.
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Good Advice.

oNs Of our city Physicians, who has made the
disease q women aud e-illren special study,
furnishes the following article, which vii he found
interesting 70 parsnts and other, disturbed by
C.NiNG uABIRs.
Crying babies are every where vottd a nuisance,
srd hoy sre indeed iut, lcrsble, and NOT To Lee
card with any degree ". Iaiiclc.
wei, q en- why do va GeLl thcms WY let
{ ru 90. 2
some p'l pie they are nl1VH, mon ,nd bachelors,
toloy'. say that II dos q paby good 10 cry bus
" you u observe The little qu,verng Tor N, spent
By 8 Storm oi passion or gr el II you win watch
the baby for the OF The day, aud SEQ how ian.
gud, nervous and ''trsctols' Ms, you will not
agree viii those ,philosopbsrs bui think with me
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can hardly blame him. The testimony slrs.dy
sdduccd against the prisoner is enough 10 disgus,
any sentative lawyer with both him and hi. case.
The bsrbsrities Of WIZ towards his helpless vic.
tins, a. shown by the evidence, are TO. horrible 10
contemplate. I; Is well, however, that the said
counsel Afterwards yielded to the importantly Of
Wis., and consented 10 continue the defence. Th.
prisoner must have a fair and impair. al trial. No
rn.,ier how strong the case may be against him,
and /, is better that the present counsel should COZ
unus his defence 70 the end.
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TRADE NOTICES,

pRICKLAYERS L. n. SOCIETY THERE
- al be- meeiir- OF tho Above BODY on We-.e,.
Cav Evening, Auc. tn, ~ - ~ ocE. % tht leuit
ntpensAr>, corner nj Sd 81 ~ Az Al uCl-m.r-
PR Pfti. PATRICK w u kALILL, sec. is
TRY GOODS CLERKS EARLY CLOSING
~ AHociGtion viii ho.d the.r regular weekly
a ttins at Esriy C!Osing Hal; .dl lowClv. tfis
10Y. rec. JOdN PLt MEL, koc. sec. lg5
NEW YORK CARY ERS' ASSOCIATION
y be noHtAlj general moetiu. Vii y. he.- On
Ne-rCsdAy even NJ, aoth iusr, nj o'coc-, Al Seu-
tea nuule, .I5 u .'eIy. All uemhegs alp eq.e,t q
ioA e-s. JACOB CONpE- P.es' ALBERT J rs
Ii.LE, sec. l4I
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

! GRAND PUBLIC MEETING OF THE
"a o.lr Meu'si ,tutr Aala.a e .lpyruuse sV.'o.y
No. ., oi BROOKLYN, I'D, via be hed this even n, al
o.. J.. Hnl, cor. south "a and 4ih sts. The NEE o.
viu be GGdr, reed b. Mr.. {, 1. Nails. NJ. e. A. l..
t,cIdty, the elOluent young orator, M. DeorLe f.
n nv Pres:teni Of ihe Younr Mems Fable. Nathcv
7 A. D. society OF \. Y, Mr. u. Lsnrton, EdwG ri
fsoouer and numerous othep. sinsine by MI
Ere. LAWRENCE POWER, Rec Sec. 10
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Trkc AVER. rnis for all the purposcs o

Trkc Ayers rills for all the purposcs oil
a PG.ratye, for Constipation INDIGESTION, Mcai.chc
and Liver Complaint by univcrsal accord, they are
The bet Of all pursativc. Tor family uso. toS
int prise.-Ihe great republics for suc-
e ee.i % Ansrca a. p.u1s anu en,trpri,e AMI
uess career sy.ncoi both OF these quaiites Tho
cohso Iuenca H. that he hss achieved success. he
ha one OF the tnost establishments la New York
CIV. while the reputation OF the Wtll.knoWn
itlnholds ffegerations IL co-e1tensive with civil
haiOn. Thee Preparations IL 10 almost needles to
ray, a-e not 'quack medicines" nor patent med.-
eincs 3" they are simply legitimate -cieutiHcaIy-
ate Complaints are without fIval. Tie. have CA
before the p'h1 Tor many years and sle at the pres,
ent noment more IN demand than ever. IN = SNOW.
New store, next tho heuopollt-n Hotel, in ed on
sai'apirill1 are so'd hu varieties Ut buf' and
Chemicals. Toe estaul mont i pCltAp, the finest
IN ihe ely o. New York and ~ PUBL a. re-I-cl.
fully invited 10 call aud ,'re f"g tAciu o.vr- us
Open Day mud Nisht.-Ou end kficr
september let ISIS, a.. 7. Helmhold. pr!..
sSt, No. So Bro Idvay, viii ieep hi. store oper dr.
clans aud those reqri.in medicine Medicine pr.
-crhed ~ insult are ge1eirily for urgeut cHr' sa u
but at oil times a. well. they be r'o"sot ny rho.
ourhly competent and unfatieucd persons lae
the most eNperenced ave emp DYED IN this es4h, o.
mont the average experience ~ e.rh, in tho 'ss TO-
tail drug stores hein. irorT c'rht ~ wen, --fyo
year. Tn, dsy aud night will be- div,ioi ..to
watches, and no Cierl viii q do s uoto than ~
nouns per drys Ira thus tOt faculty ana pu.if ~
Hpp-cc ste this enc supply want lolg tell In re
community, the proprietor fuhpcrihcs himself ftci-
| onedient servant H. +. HelnIbold. Druggist, No sli
| itoHdwsy, Y. so
| Grover Il Bakers Highest premium,
| Ei1stc stitch and Lex stitch Sewiug Mrchin-s 4gb
bioadNav, ~ York, and s.S Fulton st., B.no.v .4l
Wheeler 81 Wilson Lock stitch sewing
| Machine and Button Hole Machine, No. G.5 BrolC-
| way, y. Y. 81
Howe sewing Machine company No G2C
| broadway, y. y ELIAS HOWE IN. Pfosidrn'
! AGENTS wNH'cd. aig
| tif, Pearl and steel Buckles-Tyyo,
Three, rive ~ twenty Dollars each. tu4 sac by t..
! I, Aen, u; Biod~Gy, DOOR below Canal IT. t,3
sleeve buttons and Stads-Nsw styles
! Two, Three Five, Eisht, Tea 10 Sevtntv-6y, no.
lhr- Nsct Ter sale b. q. c. Allel, 40 Broadway
| ] door he low Canal n. ~
The i.ying-in " ur,ls Of the iuiauts' Home,
corner 81 JOHNSTON ave. and 5ls' ... usw opcu.
Applit auons can lc made 20 t.H EfuuoEi IN SLOAN,
! OF 20 Rev. ". D. Walker, - t.s.t s5i tt. 40
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A PUBLIC MEETING OF THE LADIES'
YORK VII + isd :, ,heiGi hsi coz ga 4 sSd s.
spestins By Near. Nihsn and Galbrsith, sincins
SAS S p hss TyRSs' sy NSi S!e e
FENIAN BIoTHERHOoD-ST. COLCMB-
liyrros by J. RoeeS.. ' w. n ws.bp,ton H Nj
svtn.nr, Ansu.t 80 is65. subect-on the aim. aai
92tlte1 OF The Feniln brotherhood; All love,s Of
nolly will preside. 252
EAIHER MATHEW I. 4. Il. society,".
No. g. Y, viii hold their pubc pee'ins this
evening A. hor hal. 60. u aSl Il and 9! ave, al -
SbS sey5g 81 a X Ro W. Wis S,os Gao ;at
P fiS s1 JA MI d6S 2n1 i SA'iD
EATHLR MATHEW T. A. b. SOCIETY,".
No. 1. Of Jersey City, will hold a strand tlu.s-.
suce moet.nr at Waamn-lon Hall Coz. n ,a,E uJ
Jer,cy syrs, on Nednc.day even.nr, Az. o. N.
speaking by Eus re Morgan snt Lsuncoot Ml.U.t,
sni .,'e,L ladi,s VAL s.us. join DiNN, Pet.
FATHER MATHEW T. A. b. SOCIETY,
= So Of NJ. 'il hold public NEE .It 10 q ...
Pm SPEAKING w Meas. al tnshGm uud Hss,d61
s.Asin, ID More walvor.h and O'sa.irel Moo
90 o. ne ,i,hI 80. Aoi gl ~, l..., goa
LIAM O'BRIES, Ilc. Sc H..
EATHLR MATHEW I. a. -. SODitiT
a No. . y y. Ll.i ie. 81 u sIG ..il ca ID ave
Pubic no .'tut MS t.onAs. a. e. cork p. y.
ulea. Zen .rlucc Noo.... Eal,r' },Is.I. ....
Pes. jas. u'EIELtl. Ice. so'. 1E
THh FATHER MAIHEW FEN .LtT.A 4.
v. soclc., ~. o. Btoo-.vn, b.. Do, .. io.d
= tcmIyl.ncV L'ri.ut at ~ o'.logs ,.. cv.. a. o.
l,ln.. rance 10 . y1.N.' ,-ADa Nhl CO.. ''.. -.. b.
iia,D..4is h Lys.c ,iI.c CD. lioHA,M boyd,
tics.. nti,EN ANNc RED SIS. ra
TREAT For THE TIgTOTAIL-ES-
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ACTION YUTsCE<.

AUCTION NOTICE--I.W. E/U,IEL VIII
cell fu1-sdav Hlst, p. ttave.y p. itn' .....l
gr7uutt g.. u.t sud- coach .u. uu.aif.. H. .H .
quantity At ,.iiu- aud stOy,s. %. " ID N.ff.
eu,t' I'D 1870
q W. kLDNI1, Al tI'H-ADNliNis .''
VI .tor. "a . % iorsrnllI o.. ..uIIt -H...r
furuturp "a. W kt..t' y vim Hf|l #. vH.... ....
uon. ON " udL. 'Iav. tur. 3d. i-H. q 1..'... .
the entire rn.tp.ts %. No. .If .l.. .sg .t s...
uiture, mirror .i-..t, .. Ia. i.ioa..,.. t,.
chen 'uIrt1l' h'..' r '1''' '"''. t.... ".
~. nH cr.n, 100 make Doe u's". 81
..... ...-...
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HENRY FELTNAS, AjCIr, Z NASSAU.
= p. sn CO.,. Ia, 10 . y. .ro., ,-r f..r ..c ..
in'uiN J.. -'couu I'VE in .uia o..sgts- .... .Cr,
snifs, bod stead, ta'tIftN .t.ttt J.".u. r. .U"r
vsr. &c ...
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AIOmSEs. CARGI4eiu<. Nc

. HORSE, FURNITURE CARR ANDHAR.
Ares 20 sAlr ,heap Apply 10 I.uL. .l4a e.. lrt
ny All ~ ave, ~ IL, ., ~. ... o'coc.. IS
t'Ok NALE-A hOkSE AND plKT CART
ana harness can be .een Z. i, sula Al, Il. south
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I .OSt or SIOLkN--PASS-BOOK No.
- 1881, o, me EMilrant Industrial sayiu Bank.
Apn ,'a'on 4" l he made 20 % Bans 20. new lOl..
Deposition. asa
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LOST AND FOUND.

EOI ND-IUl9DAI 2JIH, 4 POCNLT-
Book, IA sou.A II, near Fulton M.raof. The
on .Cr ca. have ID o., proyiI- property lu,lusr ior
h. HI lLtk, l>6 ulcpuv .c1l 81 1888
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= ~ NEW Alll-SIRAGED OR STOLEN,
! - on the 2oth inst, hsht bay horse. pony
4uh. Aoout yeti- oio, has white crooked l,upe
aoNh lht iset' end Wine SPOT up5u TIE hecS h.s
i,St are Aro .i,tr, - rstu. ming Inr sue 90 HEN-
NJ" Jtrsey, % stating Whole uo may 10 found, inc
sboNo le~Ad Hli he pad "a
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ibNN y IIhDhtk'N sal. Ed. r, AMI :
l. vail ss4.. ih,- dav, ~ 4 va name -'.n r',.y..
zen, AZ a--0Ttnion. II IurB, eeiu.! pee o.. ~
orto. %. ,. " Aa.lN \, l.. t. 9.
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MORE NEW GOODS.

The influx Of goods continues in our
market, and there is now variety Of
stores open to supply the wants of this
community Among the enterprising
merchants OF our village, we are gratifed
to mention Mr. S. HYDE, who has just re-
turned from Charleston and opened a
fresh and beautiful assortment of goods,
suited to the necessities of old friends and
Customers. He will be found at No. 8
Granite Row, and will be pleased to wait
on those who may favor him with call.
Per parenthesis, Mr.. HYDE will accept our.
editorial thanks for package of genuine
scarfaletti Smoking Tobacco, and we
would particularly advise those who in
dulge in the q asmall vice I" Of smoking to
purchase a supply of this choice brand.
if they would Puff first ratio article.
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Hid. Qrs. 1st Sub District, Wes.
tern So. Ca.

ANDERSON C. H., S. c., Aug 18th, 1866.
GENERAL ORDER NO. 8.
I. With view to establish good order and to
prevent vagrancy, al lettering and lounging is
hereby prohibited All parties so found. without
any visible means of support, will be arrested and
put to work upon the public streets.
Planters and farmers are especially requested 10
notify the freedmen on their plantations throughout
the Sub District that they will not be permitted to
stroll around the streets of the towns or villages
within said Sub District, and any so offending will
be arrested as vagrants and punished accordingly.
They will also endeavor to impress upon the
minds of the freedmen, hait is necessary for their
own sustenancc during the coming winter that they
should labor diligently and faithfully to gather the
CROPS which arc now ready to harvest.
II. The sale of intoxicating liquors is hereby
prohibited except for medicinal purposes and when
so purchased permission must in all cases be OBJ
tained from these Hid. Qrs. Any person or persons
found guilty of violating this order will be imme-
diatcy arrested and all liquors found on the prem
ises of the person so offending confscatcd
Any person found selling liquor to any enlisted
man within this Sub District, however small the
quantity, will be arrested and punished with the
utmost severity.
By command of Lieut.. Col. c. 7: TnowBR1DcE,
Comdg 1st Sub District,
NELSON'S s. WHITE,
I'd Lieut. S3d U. S. C. T. Asst Pro. Mar. and a.
a., D. c.
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For Mc .Mtelligencer.

Mr.. EDITOR: Seeing nry name an
nounced in the last issue Of your paper, as
candidate for the State Convention, 1
avail myself of the earliestopportunity to
state the reasons which induce ME to de-
cline the nomination:
That there exists radical and perma-
nent incompatibiity between the powers
and functions of the Legislator and the
.Judge-the law-makor and the law inter.
preter-is! proposition attested by all
the teachings of experience. Following
as corollary therefrom, is another prop
oposition equally well attested, namely,
that the exercise of these incompatible
functions can never be safely confded to
the same hands, without incurring the
hazard of serions detriment to the public
interests. On the contrary, they cannot
Be kept too widely separated, especially
when it is considered, that upon the inde-
pendent and unbiased administration of
justice the most important interests which
pertain to man in state of civil society,
namely, life, liberty, property and reputa-
ton, may be said mainly to depend. But
again, it can hardly be q subject for doubt,
that out of the action of the contemplated
Convention, qostions willinycritably arise,
equalling in magnitude and Importance,
any that have ever been agitatcd before
ajudicial tribunal on this continent. If
this be so, then assuredly it is Of the very
last Importance, that those upon whom
the duty shall devolve of passing upon
such questions judicially, should bring to
the task minds wholly uninfuenccd by
any preconceived bias Of opinion, (which
participation in the measures in ques-
tion, in another capacity, car hardly fail
TO impart
I could readily adduce other objections
equally ,cogent to my fitness. to occupy
seat in the Convention but where sin
gle objection is in itself insuperable-for
SO I deem the one in qucston-all others
may well be dispensed with.
Entertaining these views, I am alike
constrained by sense of duty, and
propriety, respectfully to decline the
nomination. R. MUNRO.
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RELIEVED.

It will be seen, by reference to orders
ir another column, that Co. "E." 56th N.
Y. V. Vols, has been relieved from duty
at this place. The Company has been or
dered to Newberry, with a view, it is sup
posed, of being mustered out of service.
The detachment of the LIST Ohio Cavalry
preceded the infantry, and for the same
purpose: The proceedings Of a public
meeting, elsewhere in our columns, ex-
presses the appreciation which these corn-
mands have received from our citizens,
and to that we refer tho reader
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PROVOST MARsHAL's OFFICE,
ANDERSON C. H., August Is, 1866

ANDERSON C. H., August Is, 1865.
CIRCCLAR. DO. /. s
I. All U. s. or C. S. property of whatever de-
scripiion in or possession Of citizens of this
District, will be at once reported to this office, so
that an inventory of the may be registered in
this office.
H. All citizens of Anderson village and vicinity
VIII be required to assemble the 18th and 26th
insts with mules, CARTS &C., for the purpose of
repairing and cleaning the streets in the village un
der direction of
All persons ncglcctng to assemble as .bovc .di-
rectcd, or to sends substitute will be subject to a
inc of two dollars. 1t is to be hoped all citizens
willbc public-sp;ritcd enough to respond to this
call.
Ill. Cattle and swine will not be allowed in the
streets and square of Anderson village after the
25th inst. All animals OF the above. description
found in the streets after the above date will be
''''O W. w. SAMPSON,
Capt. SD U. S. C. Infe and Provost Marshal
Aug II, 1865 0
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Forthe JteNigencsj-.

ANDERSON G. f., S. c., Aug n, 1865.
At a meeting of the citizens of Andcr-
son and vicinity, held in the Court House
this day, the following Preamble and Res
olutions wero unanimously adopted, viz:
WHEREAS, that portion of Gen. Van
Wyck's command which has been sta
toned amongst us for several weeks is
about to be withdrawn; and whereas, the
department. of officers and men has been
such as to merit commentator and ap-
proyal; be it therefore
Resolued, That Lieuts. John S. Tomp-
kins and c., 3. Newkirk, of Go. "E., ;"
56th N. Y: V. Vels.,, and the men under
their command, and Lieut.. Brooks de-
tachment Of the 1st Ohio Cavalry, arc en-
titled to the warmest thanks and graft
tude of this community for their. uniform
and courteous bearing, and disposition to
afford our citizens every safeguard and
protection; and such thanks are hereby
rendered to the. aforesaid officers and men.
Besozued, That a copy of this Preamble
and Resolutions be forwarded to the off:
GERS mentioned, with the request to COM
municaie the same to their commands.
ResOZoed, That the foregoing proceed
ings be published in the Anderson LnteHi-
gencer.
On motion the meeting adjourned. !.
JOHN WILSON,
Chairman.
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tern So. Ca.

ANDERSON C. H., S. G., Aug. 10Th 1865.
GENERAL ORDER NO. ..
IN accordance with instructions received from Su-
perior HID Qr's, until further orders no civil Mag
istrate in the Districts of Grcenville Piokcns and
Anderson will administer the Amnesty Oath based
upon the Presidents Proclamation, dated Twenty
ninth of May. 1865, or exercise. any Of the func-
tions of lis office.
BY BY command of Lieut.. Col. C. r. TnownrlDcE,
Comdg. lst Sub District.
Cd Lieut.. SD T. S. c. T. Asst Pro Mar. and A..
a. d. c..
Aug l7tl 1866
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
ANDERSON DLSPRICT.
IN TIE COURT OF ORDINARY.

IN TIE COURT OF ORDINARY.
WHEREAS, Robert A. King, Executor of the Will
of William King, deed, having filed his. petition.
praying that final settlement of the Estate of the
said deceased be made and it appearing to my
satisfaction tiar Hiram X King, James NJ. Carter,
anithe heirs at law of Nancy Carter, deceased,
(numbcr aud names unknown, legal heirs and de-
.yisccs of the sail William King, all reside beyond
the limits of this State:
Ii is therefore ordered that they severally appear
in the Court of Ordinary, for Anderson District, ut
Anderson Court House, on Friday the 22d day Of
September next to receive their respective dstrib-
ui;yc shares under the viii of the said William
King, de- L., on final settlement, on the above sta
ted doy
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Lost or Stolen:

ABOUT the I'd day of May, 1865. at Anderson
c. H., FOURTEEN GREENVILLE AND CO.
LUaIBIA RAILROAD BONDS, the property of the
understand. but in the charge of Daniel Brown at
that time. Nos. as follows 2706, 956, 1856, 1867,
1915, 1916 1866, 1868, 2OO9, 2e46, 27o4, 27o5 and
1924. Coupons are attached to the March and
September Bonds since September, 1862, and to
the January and July Bonds since January, 1868.
Notice is hereby given that, after thirty days
notice, will make application for Duplicates of
the above Bonds, with the Coupons attached to
them: All parties will take notice accordingly and
are warned not to trade for either the Bonds or
Coupons u. +. BROWN.
Aug II, 1865 0
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FURNITURE FOR SALE

a SPLEND1 D assortment ofsccond- hand Furniture
at private sale, consisting of :.
Sofas, Parlor Chairs,
Mahogany Tables,
90 Dining Tables,
!, Marble Top Side Board,
Walnut Book Case,
Large Study Chair,
Rocking Chair,
Dedsteads, Wardiobes,
Marble Top Bureatt,
Washstand,
and general variety of Household Furniture.
Apply at the University Building to Rev. A. T.
PORTER. Money or Cotton will be received in
payment.
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