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lash PAID FOR RAGS AND OLD MET
CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT

repairs TO 81 Get pavement-. Sealed proposals.,
ohdorei win te Ot Solk. name Of bidder. and dste
9i oltfihg, viii le received until II OclOcka ~ Of
huisday July 2, h, 1905, for repairing aud keeping
10 iepiif during the ICriol commencing Algust let
ahd euulns becemIer JlsL lNG5, ali paved avenues
Ieets tquafts and tho Oughtaic. In the CITY Of New
ioiL. eiCeItns 20 much % Btohdwa, "a nov paved
WIN ne huss pavement. Bids must be IN the form
pres bod by mis- Board Blanks Tor this palpo,e and
- he2ions and lonns Of the proposed sgIeeuent
" ne iuinishei a. this office. 1uOS. STEPHEN
ROBI. l. DNERAGH, A W On AVEN, CIoton
Aqie'iuot Department. July nth, 1862 3t2
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{ 'ROTON ACUEDUCT DEPARTMENT
n 10 Iron Founders Sealed proposal. endor.ed,
frol-eNs iof iron y pee" with the name OF bidder
aud the date Of is alton viii lie received at
ihs once until II o'clock n m. Of Thuf.Jay, july
Ith' sY5 for Furnishing 1907 feet Of cast iron water
pIe, " Inches IN diameter; 6OUO feet Of cast iron
va et ppe, l. inches ia diameter; sou feet Of
lron rrer pipe, inches in diameter; 800 feet OF
caet iron water pIe, inches In diameter; Lnd %
tons Of branch pipe. and oher special castings The
,Ie ihcaions (which will be ready on wednesdAy,
18th inst and blank iors for the bids can lie o.
tanned a. this office. THOMAS STEPHENS, ROBr
I. IARkAiH, \. W. CRAVEN, Croton Aqueduct
itoard. Oiice Of Crotou Board, RotundA Civ Hall
FAX. July lTth, 1853 1b3
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Dilapidated.

With oil due respect to the congregation of the
Presbyterian Church in this village, we are con-
strained to direct their attention to the dilapidated
condition Of the fencing arouad the church and
graveyard The silent dcad-onr fathers, moth.
ers, and sleeping herocs;-are not exempt from in
cursi6ns by The browsing herd. Every considera-
ton of humanity should stimulate therongr
to the discharge of that dutJp which protects the
lead and preserves with care the sacred ground in
which they are inferred. Let so,leon take this
matter in hand and if money is wanting, call,upon
the members and friends of the church to erect an
enclosure for the graveyard, if nothing more
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Waat Legislators Eat Z

This question hasbeen solved by our neighbor oG
the Grecnyille Enterprise. In recent editorial on
the prospective meeting of The Legislature in that
place, the editor makes appeal to the citizens of
the yillagc:t to entertain the members as becomes
theirwell known hospitality. He then declares
that the village musrbe sustained by the country,
and appeals to the farmers everywhere to "scnd
in supplies of hams. beef mutton, turkeys chick
butter, eggs, wheat, -four, corn, vegetables,
Slr;afi rss-.
Bill fare and suitable for Legislators, and per-
would terat Ahe ce ssEtHr SstnrHns
have Been accustomed for several years to blue
beef and hard tack. We congratulatethc fortunate
and highly favored gentry, who make laws to govern
the land, upon Che friendly word spoken in their
behalf. -.
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Headouartera,
lsnsIlEs Or THE CONFEDERATE STATES,
~ II Eef,,,,arv II. lSG5.

- kepfuaryysslli, y IL ps- Aeo2.s-rr)
zGENER.4L ORDERS no q
IN entering uponstbe campaign about to open; tne
.Genera-ih- CIlief feels assured tha0 the soaiers
who have so long and SO nobly borne the harushps
and dangers of tie war, require no exhort 70
respond to the calls osilonor and dlity
With helberty transmitted by tier fatherstney
have inherited the spirit to defend IT. ~
The choice between war and abject submls SON
is before them =
eTossuch proposals brave men, with arms IN theirs
hands, ,-can have but one answer
They cannot barter manhood for peace, nor the
right of self government for life or property.
But justice to them requires a sterner admon,-
ton to those who have abandoned tlieir comrades
in the hour of peril.
x last opportunity is offered them to. wipe out
the disgrace and escape the punishment OF their.
crimes. 8
BY. .authority-of the President Of the Confederate
States pardon is announced to such deserters
and men improperly absent, ,:as shall return to tho
commands to which they belong With the short
est possible time not exceeding twenty days from
the publication of this order, at the eadquArters
of the department IN which they smays be,
Those who may be prevented by interruption OF
communication, may report within the time SPECIE
fed to the nearest enrolling officer or other oticer
on: duty. to be forwarded as COON as practics]le
and upon presenting certificate from such officer
showing compliance with this requirement. wiN
receive the pardon hereby offered.
Those who have deserted to The service Of the
enemy, or who hare desertad .after having been
once pardoncd for the same offence, and those whc
shall desert or absent themseyes without authors
ty, after the publication of this order, are excn-
ded from It's benefits No. does the offer of par
don extend to other offenl.es than desertion and;
absence without permission.
BY the same authority, 1t is also declared that
no general amnesty win again be granted, and
those who refuse to accept the pardon now offered,
or who shall hereafter desert or absent themselves
@ithout leave; shall suffer snclt punishment as the
Courts may impose and nc OBLIGATION for clemens
cy will be entertained.
Taking new: resolution from the fate which our
enemies intend for u.s. let every man devote al his1
energies to the common defence.
Our resources, wisely and vigorously eupioTea,
sres ample. and with o brafe army Sustained by =
lc ermined and united people success, with God =
l.assistance, cannot be doubtful,
The advantages of the e1emy viii have but little
yolne If If We do not permit them to impair our
resolutions. Let us, thens oppose constancy to ad-
xersv fortitude to suffering and courage to dam
Ger, with the firm assurance chat He who gaze
freedom to our hers vii fbless the orls Of their
children TO preserve it. .,s.s.,,, :: ::
March ., 1865 s 8 6,
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STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,
a YpER,SO DISTRICT. :.
IN TuE couR,, or ioRnINARf.

I& THE coURg, OF ORDINARY. 80
WHEREAS, John Harkins having fled lis Petition
in writing in my Office, praying that q paper pur-
porting to be the last.will and testament of Hugh
harkins, decd, bearing date 18th January, 1852,
may be proven in due form Of law; and u appear
ing to my satisfaction, that The following heirs at
law are absent without the limits Of this State, viz
Theheits at law Of. James Harkins, dec d.,to wit:
Martin Harkins, James Harkins, Hugh Harkins,s
John Harkins, Sarah Harkins, John B: Anderson
and wife Margaret, and Mary Ann Lewis, Walter
Harkins, if living, if not his heirs at law number
and names unknown. Heirs at law of Andrew
Harkins, decd, to witt William Harkins, John
IIarkins and Annie Harkins, Elizabeth Grow, i
living, wife of Jonathan Grow, if living, if not, 20
her heirs at law, number and names unknown.
Heirs. at law of Jane McNair, names and number
unknown Heirs Mt law Of Esther, Moore, number
and names unknown.
1t is therefore ordered that the above named
parties do severally appear in the Court Of ordin-
ary, for Anderson District, at anderson Court
House, on Thursday, the 18th day of May next,
at which time the aforesaid paper will be tested as
toits legal validity and due execution.
HERBERT HAMMOND, o. A. D
Feb. &c. 1865 .S Sm
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0bHQaru.

DEPARTED THIS LIE E, on. J ohn's Island, near
Charleston, g.. C., on the 18th. of March, 1862;
WILLIAM SHERARD SULLIVAN son OF Kelly Sulll-
van. He was born in Anderson District, s. o., on
the 10th day of October, 1886 Early IN life he,
manifested great interest upon the subect>of re-
ligion, and was baptized by Elder n. .. Gossy ana
receiyed ms a member of Fellowship Baptist Church
ON the 9Th Of July 1856. :. From: the very moment
of his union to the church he manifested the very
rreatest interest in the cause of Christ, and gave
Instant evidence Of q renewed heart by his pious
wall, and rotily conversation. Heswas married TO
Miss Martha d; Townsend, of Laurens District,
Nov 18th, 1859. He volunteered in Co. Co.
NIoore's Battalion, s. G. ", (now 2ndeRcgt. s. o.
Rifes.1 on the 18th january, 1862. in whchlhe
continued to serve as faithful and beave soldier
till his DEATH The following extract from letter
from the Captain of his Company, addressed to his
wife. will serve to showstre estimate in which he
was held aud tho brightness of his hopes In LIES
last moments 81
is with feelings the most painful and solemn
that / seat myself to Inform you OF. the death OIL
your husband, Mr.. William Sullivan. He brcathed
his last tonight Mt 10sminutesb sbefore o'clock.
stood myself by the side of his dying couch and
ministered to all his wants. He suffered his sore
affections with christian foritude and resignation
His last moments were calm and peaceful and he
died without q struggle or groan. lie was per-
,fcctly conscious of his situation, and often e1-
pressed his Willingness TO die ana De With Jesus,
away from this.world Of sin and trouble. In him
we lose a faithful friend, a true christian and o
brave and gallant soldier"
IN only
his family now made dssolatc by his death but oss
~. ,irusolf Cod my
ylisI viii but thine be DONE God" His body was
brought home and inferred in the burial ground of
Shiloh Baptist Church, on the 22nd March, 1862,
there to sleep till the voice of his Rcdeemer shall
bid it.rise then shall it come forth pure, perfect
and glorious, and re-unitea with his immortal
spirit, meet the welcome pandit, Center thou in
TO the joys of thy Lord. .
He was a warm and candid fricnd an earnest,
Jealous and consistent christian, dutiful and af-
fcctionatc son. kind and generous brother, an in
dulgent and devoted husband and father but alas !
he has gone from the midst of those who loved him
here and who looked to him for comfort and sup
port--no moro shall his words of advice comfort
and encourage in the discharge of life sduties-no
more shall his smiles cheer them along the gloomy
pathway of life-no more shall the voice of his
morning and evening desoions arise from the fam
iiy,altar to comfort the heart but hsangel spirit
Yill.wach over The loved ones here, and soon;they
may Join him in that bright world, of bliss and
s:glory. EUGENE.
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liEhe Committee at PendleLon, S: e., ackhowledge

The Committee at Pendleton, S: c., acknowledge
receipts Of the following subscriptions for the des
titute and suffering at Columbia, through the Rev.
J, Madison Barton of pickens District;
Rev. J. NJ. Barton, $4,000; Dr.. R. 3. Gilliland,
50 90; Smith, Esq, SO 90; Mrs. Hester
Richardson, 100 90; ]; Wm.s Hunter, Esq, 80 90;
Robert ohnson, 20 90 E. II. Griffin, 20 90; Mrs.
Martha Boggs, 10 co; Levi Perk, lo'oO; VIM.
Clayton, 100 90; Matilda Taylor 10 CO.; Mrs
Sarah Chapman, 10 90; Miss NJ. A. Clayton,
10 90; Thomas Rogers, 90; Shelby Bates, 90;
Jared Eratt, 2 90; Mrs. T. G. Boggs, 2 90; :Niss
NJ. C. Neighbours. 5 90; Miss Susan A.eclayton.
5 90 ), J. Hunt, 8 90; J. G. Ferguson, $ co. Den
mis- Holcombc. 100; Thos. G. Boggs is to send
500 Oo5worth of bacon and Mrs. Martha Clayton
is to send $50 90 worth of bacon.
J. B. SITTON, Treasurer.
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From tie South cdroliaias..
The Latest News from Richmond.

The Latest News from Richmond,
wo learn the following interesting facts from %
gentleman who has Just arrived having left Rich
snond on the same train with the President and
the Cabinet
The evacuation took place sfIs before stated
sHeasy fighting had preceded the event for two.
days and it is said that owing The cd OF
one Of our Drigades the enemy broke through our
lines on the South side, and swept down them for
distance OF three or four miles. The troops, lon
the N6rth side, had been previously removed, .ex-
cept a sufficient force to maintain o Show ofsde-
fence. During these engagements we suffered
Heavily, the ground being obstinately contested
Lieuts. Gen A. P.s Hill and Gen. w. II. +. Lee q
SON of Gen. R. E. Lee, are reported killed, and
Maj. Gen. Gordon, mortally, wounded. McGow-.
ans brigade is describedto have been in the thick
of tho ~ have paid dearly for its
Loro;sm fact mentioned in connection With the
Ireoth of Gen. Hill is that after his fall the an
KEGS rushed upon him TO cut the stars from bis
coat, but our men rallying drove them away una
rescued the body.
In the city of Richmond the evacuation was sud-
den, although anticipated, and hence, many per-
sons were caught by the surprise who would gladly
have come away. Gen. Breckinridge anu General
Lawton, the Secretary of War and Quartermaster-
General, on leaving the city, went ON horseback 10
the headquarters Of Gen. Lee: Merchants threw
omen their stores to our soldiers, and yaluables
were freely given to the men The agency of the i;
South Carolina Central Association, under the dl-
rection of CO.. E. p. Jones, was likewise opened to
the army and the troops permitted to supply them
selves with blankets and clothing
Judge Campbell, of Alabama, the Assistant secre-
tary Of War; It's feared, left behind, but no GER
tainty exists on the subject
Most of the valuable Government property had
been previously removed. The Tredeear Iron
Works. Ordnance Departments, Naval bureaus,
Sc, are all safe so that the loss will fall most heay-
lily on the merchants and citizens.
! Thelast train left Richmond on Monday morn
inc al6nt EIGHT o'clock. The enemy had not then
reached the city. 1t was understood that COM
mittec would go forward to meet them
Five trains arc reported captured between Dam
Vile and Richmond. Lees army is believe to be
secure.
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~ YaT, A RCH MASONs OF SO. Ca:

Ff).Bs0 YAL AaCH IAASUNS UF 50. CA.: !:
eoMP sag goSs: Our Grand High Priest, DR.. A. G.
being within the lines of tile enemy, and
Ibeyond the reach of our correspondence, assume
theauthotity vested IN me oy the constitution OF
the General Csrand Chapter, of granting Dispense
tions, re;eiying Communications, &C., until the
Grand Chapter Of South Carolina shall otherwise
order and provide.
Given under my hand and seal at Edgefeld c.
H. this 22d day of March in the Yeac of Light
1866, and of the Discovery 1896.
ANDREW RAMSAY, Il. S.
Deputy Grand High Priest.
Bsr Papers friendly to the cause will please
notice.
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Numerous complaints have rteaohod us IN

Numerous complaints hare reached us in
regard to'thc delivery Of our at Belton, sub
scribers failing to receive their IN due time
3 We ask the attention of the Post Mastersto these
complaints, and trust that moro care win hosexer
eised regard to the properd the l1tpli
gsacer Every one is liable to error, ard of course
some allowance can be made in these irregs.las
tines But We respectfully submit that there
should be fewer mistakes than have occurred in;
the past three months at; the Belton Office
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Tax Col1ector's Notice.

Twill attend at the following places, on the days.
named, for-the purpose of receiving returns and
taking the Taxes for Anderson District, viz:
Anderson c. H., during March Court; McClin5
toms Shop, Monday, March 90; Hollands, 2lI-
evening Of the Same. day, Hcwin's;. MQfatsville,
%; fuckers %; Storevillc, "a; Towards, %
evening of same day Jones' James Gimegs, u.
evening, Andersonvillc; Browns Muster Ground
%; TownyiTe. 30; Pendleton 80; Eaions, 81
evening, Craig cenreyle, April lstesehng &, g
Sherars; SMITHS, Sd; Craytonyile, 9TH; idonea
Path, 5tb ); Calhoun, 6tli-cvenins, Stantonyilie !;
WILLIAMSON, 7th Bolton, 8th; Guytou's 10th
evening, sOrrvillc /; White Plains, li--evcnipg,
A. Riley's; Brushy Creek, u; Equality, Me
Cann'sj 13 Wilson'S Store, H. sale.days IN
May and June at Anderson c. H., at which iilne
my books will close.
State Tax not quite double last years. Rostl
Tax, 66a per cent. on General Tax. Poor Tax, 81
per cent. .. u. Aioohh' - -
March 2, 1865 .
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Headq uarters,
7ru REGIMENT S. Q. CAvALRY,

7TH REJlMENT o.eC. -CANabhf,
CAMP NEAR RICHMOND, March 10, 1860.
OFFICERS and Soldiers of the SEVENTH SOUTH
CAROLINA CAVALRY, who are now absent with
out leave, are called upon to return without delay
to their command.
Many brave mon linger to protect their suffering
bon,.ss ,,yso engage the enemy upon their own soil
sowords the same excusc-but by remain
ing absent from from tei, posts in the army they weak
en- our strength and gosts' the hour Of victory
Soldiers must promptly return OF be published d @
as sdessrters," arrested as ssdesertels pun
ished az "deserters." ("
The destruction of railroads is no excuse
Brave men will make their journey on foot, or on
horseback, and reoin their postsof duty in the ar
my. twill be no excuse to soldier that he is
doing duty in another command; this can only be
permitted by an order from the Commander-in-
Chief without his order it is q military crime :
1t is especially urged upon men to bring with
them good horses ;zbeing dismounted will not OBJ
tain for them new furloughssb but transfers to in
fantry.
A. C. HASKELL,
ColoneI7th Regiment S. G. Cavalryy
April 6, 1865 10
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In Bad Condition.

The streets of our village arc partalsing of the
degencracy of the timea and present sad spec
tacIe of neglect and decay. We are not advised in
regard to the taxes for the current year to keep
the streets in proper order, and neither do We
know if the Town Council is making any efforts to
improve thcir;condition. Bullet us hope, if there
are any obstacles to the consummation of this desi-
rablc object, that our energetic and worthy Inten-
dant will inaugurate measures to secure reforma-
ton inappearance and convenience His attention
is likewise directed to the numerous small bridges
upon the sidewalks, which are fast becoming iai-
passablc.
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The April visitor,

We acknowledge the receipt.ofthe arst number
ola, ,pcnoilled sheet, commcrcial note, bearing the
above tile, and published ''synonymonsly,o as,
Mrs Partington would say, oTcr tliehs yleof MtE-
:. s...4tArRlcx SEQ. Its columns are devoted
to s.Eyerything in General and Single Blessedness
in Particular.as Terms reasonable The number
before us evidences talent ard an appreciation OF
the humorous. We ngratulate the fair editresses
and are willing to join hands upon the subject to
which their nli1nte -ature journal is devoted
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON DISTRICT.
IN. THE COURT OF ORDINARY.

IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY.
WHEREAS, Robert A. King, Executor of the win
of William King, decd, having fedEllis petition
praying that final settlement OF the Estate OF the
said decd be made; and happening to my salts;
fiction that Hiram X. King, James NJ. Carter, and
the keirs at lawsof. Nancy Carter decd, (number
and names unknown legal heirs and devices Of
the said William King, all reside beyond the limits
OF this State: tits therefore ordered that they
seyerally appear in the Court of Ordinary for An
deyson District at Anderson Court House, on
Monday, the 10Th day of juno next, to receive
their respective distrbutive shares under the VIII
HERBERT HAMMOND, o. a. D:
AIarch.16, 1865 ~. om
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBIA, 9th March, 1865.
THE invasion of the State has rendered it proper
that the Legislative Department of the Government
should be convened that such measures beyadopted
as the welfare Of the State may require. And for
thai; purpose the members of the Senate and House
of Representatives of the State of South Carolina
are hereby invited to assemble at Grccnville ON
TUESDAY, the 25th day of APRIL, 1865, at +
O'clock, NJ
BY the Governor, ,,n,-
Official: -.
wtLIIAM S. ELLIorr, Private Secretary. -.
=, ~, G. 3 ..g
Is-y- Every sapcr in t.e-strtc win insert until
the day fixed for the meeting of the General AS
semby
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Estray Notice.

ToLLED before me. IN estray grey MARE, name
tail and legs rather black, nearly thirteen hands
high, supposed to be nine or ten years old, slight
praised at One Hundred Dollars. The owner is
requested to come forward, prove property, paJ
expenses and take her away.
Said estray was tasensup by Mrs. e. f. Gaines,
whose residence is or tho Shallow Ford Road; Gye
miles from Anderson G. H., where said estray may
be found. & M. sRlIiEf,s M. A.sD- ~
Feb. Q, 1865 Ina
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Roceipts forsCo,umbia Sufferers.

49,, receipts lorsco;unnbia Sufferers.
Rey.sJ. scorr MUEnAy acknowledges thefcIlloW-:
ing contributions for therelicfo the Columbiasuf-
fercrs:
Fhos Mccarthy. ten dollars Dr.. W.sc. Brown,
twenty-five dollars.
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Heada uLarters,
s AnMlEs OF. THE goNPEDgRATEsSTA TATE, $
Fehr,Iary 1th. 1868.

.GENERdI aoRDERs NO. 81
THE discipline and efficiency of the army have
been greatly impaired by men leasings their propcy
commands to join others in which they find sersice
more agreeable, 81.
This practice almost as injurious in its conse-
ouences rs the crime of desertion by the Articles
Of War; it exposes the oende to similar punish
ment, and subjects the officer receiyipg him to a
dismissal from the army
It.is therefore declared TINT the proyisions Of
General Orders No. q. of this date from army
Leadouarters, apply to such men as hayele thei
proper commands and joined others without being.
PECULIARLY transferred They will receive tile par-
don promised in that order upon comply ying With
its conditions, or suffer the attaches1
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
ANDERSON DISTRICT.

IN EQUITY.
Mrs Elizabeth NIcFall,
Thomas A. Wideman NJ Estate. Sc.
and wife Mary Ann,
antt others
IT appearing to my satisfaction, that Thomas a.
Wjdeman and wife Mary Ann Wideman, defcn-
dants in the case, reside beyond the limits of the
State: On motion of Harrison s. Whitner, Comp.
Sol 1t is ordered that the said defendants do ap-
pear in this Court, within three months from the
publication of this rule, and plead, answer or de.
mur, to the Bill filed against them, or the same Will
be taken pro. conjesso as to them. y
A. 0. NORRIS, c:E.A.D.
-Comr's Office, Anderson c. H., 10 3m
March %, 1861
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The citizens of the District are earnestly invited
TOGO operate with5the Board in carrying out the
important purposes of their organization and to aid
them in their efforts to that the families Of
Gallant defenders are -madoa comfortable during
their absence, as circumstances will admit.