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The Anderson Inte.Iisenccr,

In Anderson we feel tho greaest interest, and
Of Anderson We have tho pleasante,t rocollee-
ions for thero, away yondsr in the remote
depths of antiquity before life had begun to lose
its sweetest season, NO spent some very happy
days. On this account, AZ well ss on account of
it's intrinsic morits, We always welcome tho An
dsrson I"tsUiye"cer. The Editor and Proprietor
of this admirable weekly journal is Mr.. JAMES A.
HorT, popular resident for some time, in former
years, Of our town. After distinguishing himself
greatly in the lato war, he has chung up his
bruised arms for monun;entf," and taken to the
perlous and precarious newspaper business. We
shake hands with you most cordially, brother
struggler, and wish from the bottom Of our heart
that you may fnd patronage and support com
msniuratc with tho high merits of the Intelligent
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A Hint to Somebody.

We have heard it intimatod by two or three
Yery rstponsible gentlemen that, unless certain
Road Commissioners put the roads in order in
thOir respective precincts by or before the next
spring term Of Court, the said Conn. is,ionsr,
will be reported for neglect Of duty. The road,
generally throughout the District nrs certainly in
L wretohsl condition, and it behoorOs the Com
missivpsrs to see to it at vnos that cur highwsys
and byways are speedily worked on-ana worked
thoroughly. Come, gentleman, marrhal your
f-rce.,-whitcs and frssdmen-and "piteh in"
With vim and hoarty good will and the task Of
rendering our thsrorsh arcI passable again will
soon be accomplished. To work, to work, to
work. No better time than now.
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TuE SoUru CAROLINA RAILRoAD.-oIce
more our railroad facilities are being renew
ed. There have been mary difficulties anc
embs-rassments, and these, we are glad tt
learn are being rapidly overcome. From in
formation received from the Superintendent
now OIL the line OF road, the work in the dl
rection of Columbia may be ANNOUNCED o.
completed to-day. The road is now prepAr,
ed to resumc the receipt Of freight to tLa
point, and On to morrow the passenger Tram:
will run through the entire line.
In the direction Of Augusta tho work
progressing very satisfactorily. Five addi
tional miles have been opened during the
last Week to the public, presenting eighty o'.'
miles Of open road to Grahams Turn-Ou,
Five other miles are in readiness for the rail-
and will need only few days for completion
and further extension Of the l;ne II j
ferrlpiion, that during this month it will b'
open to Blackville.
The duties imposed upon the company have
been of the most trying nature. A fair e1'
animation of the facts will show that during
the five months, the period for which they
have had the control Of the road, there ha,
been no unwarrautablc delay or inexcusabls
indifference to the public necessities in push
ing forward the needed repairs. Within this
tl,ue three important bridges have been built
all the wooden structures on the Camden
road renewed, aid such portions Of the rail.
az were needed for the completion of the
Columbia road removed, and soyenty.two
miles of additional track opened to the public.
During this Ine tie transportation depart
ment had to bear the weight OF az unexpec-
tedly heavy buSiness. We trust that the en-
ergy which has been di played will be con
tinued, and that it will soon be cur pleasure
to chronicle the thorough restoration Of com
lnunications between the different portions
of this and the adjoining Statcs.-Charleston
Courier, 18th inst.
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HYMENEAL.

MARRIED, at Edsefeld C. H., on the 23d o
January, hy the Rev. W. A. Clark, Capt. ISAAC
A. REED, of La, and Miss ELLIE GRIFFIN
Of this Village.
MARRIED, at Bethany Church, near Libert,
Hill, on the iith January, by Rev. JOHN Trap
Miss SALLIE BUSHNELL, of this District, and
Mr.. G. II. BURTON, of Kentucky.
MARRIED, 2lst Doc. 1866, at the brides, father,
residence, by Rev. D. D. Brunson, Mr.. W. WASH
and Miss EMMA, daughter Of Oapt. DOUGLAS
ROBERTSON, oil Of this District.
MARRIED, by tho same, on Oath December, a,
8 o'clock, A. NJ, at Mr.. JoHN GRIFrrs', Maj. L.
CORLEY, and Miss BETTE GRIFFIS, all sl
this District.
MARRIED, by tho same, 9th Dec. at tho brides
rosidencs, Mr.. HENRY GREEN and Mrs. sA.
MANTH HARLING, all Of this District.
MARRIED, by the same, 30th Dec, at the brides
mother, ro.idcnco, Mr.. JOSEPH EDWARDS
and Miss MARTHA CoRLEY, all Of this District.
MANFRED, by the same al tho residence Of Mrs.
G. BRoApwlrEn, on the Sd Jan. 1855, Mr. SCAR
BOROUGH BR0ADWATER, and Miss MAR
TIA HAMM M0ND, all sf this District.
MARRIED, By the Same at the residence Of the
BRIDE, mother, on tho 4,h Jan. 1866, Mr.. J. n.
HOLSTEN and Miss MARY COLLINS, all of
this District.
Married, by the Same at MI BLAcKwRLL's on
tho morning Of the 10Th inst, Mr.. JAMES
TOMpkISs, Jn., to Mir JOsEpnINEsEARLs,
oil of this District.
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GA Very Ancient and Fish.like
SmelII,,

Entering our sauetum suddenly two or three
days ago, we exclaimed, like Trinsulo in Shsk-
spears's Tempest" very auciOnt and Ash-liko
smell " Looking round, We bcheld, laid out
straight on tho table, like body on cooling
board, huge and splendid Salmon-almoss as
big as the whalo that "gobbled up" Jonah-a
newly arrived present from our good friend, that
popular and entarpri'ing Hardware Merchant,
THoNAs A. Boxes, Esq, of Augusta, Ga.-who,e
liberal heart is always dcyising liberul things.
We acknowledge uur renewed obligations to Mr.
poxEs-ublsations which all who tasted the
Salmon highly appreciate and will long rommbsr.
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Now is the Time to Subscribe
NAIL coNRUNlcAr ROY soPENEDt-

Having accepted tho geney for obtaining s1bs
!,crintion, to the CHARLESTON CO.. RIER,;;
ia this Village and sicinity, and noW that tf'-s
weekly mail comm uuicaii0n has besn opened with.
Charleston, fiS Columbia, Twill be pleased to
,tder this valuable journal toanyone desiring e
subscribe. Tho COURIER, undor its present
able management, iscertainly one of tho most re-
liable news, political and commercial papers in
America, and will prove a most welcome visitor
in overy family circle and counting room. 49,
@- Specimen copies of the COURIER may be
.sen st the Adctrisor office. All orders left With
me will be promptly attended dto..,,s,..,..,...- TO. g
1B- Terms for Tr-Weokly, one year, in ad-
rance, $500 Six months, $500
D. R. DuRIsoE.
Jam 10 :: 2
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William q. Mhilden.

William 6. Whillsn, of 2jS, King Street,
Charleston, offers great inducements for dsslers
and shoppers in their particular limo to pay him
visit. His stock Of Croukcry, China, Glassware,
Plated Goods, Clocks, Watches, Jewelry. Cutlery,
&c., &C., cannot bo oIcelled either in quality or
quantity in :he Southorn States. lie occupies
Bsaufain Streets. Ills card will be found elss-
whore in to-day's issuc.
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The Negro at the North.

The Now York TriLa"s, the mouth piece of the
D. ack Republicans, locking st home A&airs, makes
tho following to us, astounding Development,
That paper in lato da.o says:
"To-day black man is not a.l'ws} lio0nst
to driro hi, own horss and cart, and work for
such as choose to employ him, right here in Now
Yo.k. H.. has had u bard struggle for the right
,o -;3a a;...,-:---i----. II, II tt pe
secured, after ysars Of insult and outrage. II =
black builder whore this dsy to take contract
to erect y houso or store for ssme enc who chose
to employ him, and should Employ black sarE en-
ters and mascns on the job, we believe thoy would
be stoned of It before tho weeks end.
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Acts of the General Assembly.

AN ACT TO AUTHORIZE FlRNSRsAxD PLAN.
TIERS TO GIVE THEIR Books IN EVIDENCE
IN CXRTAIN CASES.
I. BE ii enacted by tie Senate and House
of fRepresentatires, no,o met and sitting IN
General assembly, and by the authority Of
tie same, That from and after the passage ol
this Act, books of original cutry kept by
farmers and planters, relating to the trans
actions Of their farms or plantations, shall be
receivable in evidence in all trials in which
the business or transactions Of their farms or
plantati ns shall be called in question, as
between the farmer and planter ard his EN-.
ployces, in the same manner as books Of
merchants and shop-kcepers now are.
In the Senate House, in the twenty-6rst
day of December, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixty-tiye.
w. d. PORTER,
President Of the Senate.
C. H. SIMONTON,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
Approved: JAMES L. ORR.
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SAVANNAH Nrws.-From the Savannah
Hcrald of Wednesday, 18th, wo clip the fol-
lowing paragraphs:
The TRIAL OF GEN. MERcHn.-The trial
Of General II. W. Mercer before military
comm issiou will be resumed this morning,
the witnesses sont for having arrived.
LAMAR CoTroS CAsE-Au unfounded re-
port having got into circulation concerning
the sentence of G. B.. Lamar, NC think ii
proper to state, upon the highest authority
that the findings and sentence IN bis c:se
have not yet been promulgated.
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Executors Sale.

EDY an order from ". +. Durisoo, Ordinary fer
I'D Rdgeaeld District,, I proceed to aall st the
late residence of Col. JOHN QUATTLEBAUN,
Decd, on WEDNESDAY, the 7th February next,
portion of tho personal property Of said do.
ceased, consisting in part OF D.;
Seven Head of Herses and Mules,
Embracing two thorough bred Stations, ono oil
them throo and tho other five years mex. Spring,
and one fine Filly.
CATTLE, HOGS, SHEEP AND GOATS,
cORN,-FODDRR. SHuCKs, PEAS,
BACON AND LARD, -
ONE ROAD WAGON, ONE SMALL WAGON,
$50 s,,, ONE Log CARE =,
ONR OR. TWO BUGGIRS,...a
,CdRPENrERS TOOLS,
- - ONE LOT LEAF TOBACCO, :
-. 49,, &c, &C., &c:is.i :'.,. -: :
Sg- Tsrus Cash,-i gold or.its aauiyaisnt
..:,..:.. a. a.4ss sIsaE0N ODUnLt1M, Ezssi. :,
Jan 20 IT. %atroEs Z Y
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What Simon Thinks and Says and Does

What Simon Thinks and Says and Does.
Who is SIMON? Why the Head and Front Of
I. SIMON ( Co., Clothing Merchants 224, Broad
Street, Augusta, Ga. SIxoS thinks "that war is
declared against MeIico;" but let this be as it
may, sIxoy declares war against high prices for
clothing. SIMON dues not think that Cotton will
bo worth savcnty-fyo cents per pound next
spring !" therefore he will continue to furnish the
public with everything in tho clothing line Mt ro-
duced prices. SIMON rays it is reported "that
the Prince Of Wales with his wife and two ba-
biss) will visit Augusta soon." He couldn't visit
hand,omer or moro enterprsing place. This
last is what me think. Indeed we were about to
,ay +" couldn't visit q better place." But whom we
call to mind the horse raid which befel Gcnl
King aud bis party the other day, and the robbie
ry Of St. Johns Church, and the knocking down
of Mr.. TALIArERRo &C., &C., we have not .ho
temerity to rooord such u srntonce. We dom,
know what SlNoY thinks of oil lhis, hut be seem:
inclined to give crsdsnce to the report of the in
tended visit Vf NicTonIA's royal son. Conso-
ouently, no 6frsrs his whole slock of clothing at
wOndsrly cheap rates in order that all may have
ner suit in which to call upon their Roya
Highnes,.s. We 0an assure the public that these
ssi will IN efsgy xs4 Asatt Rs t5fctsssHoSsss sHSss@g @
Broad Street. will 6t out the ladies' splondidly 70,
the aamo august and solomn rite
Now if you should so into SINOS's and query
him about all these doings and sayings and think.
ings, lie would no doubt have to dodge consider.
ubly, but then lie knows perfectly woll from l0ue
experience, that apy or entering his store is I'M.
media.e., 'rof' Ily absorbed in the beauty,
durability, completeness and cheapness of hil
stock; and would never dream Of asking questionl
concerning anything else. Anybody, however
bent upon catOchising SIMON. csn find him, eve,
ready and willing, at 2e4 Bread StrOct--as will
be seen by referring to his advertisement in
another pait Of to-aay's Adrcrt;.er.
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No Wnnder

Mr.. FARsswonrH, Of Illinois, a'' so-called" white
man, and one Of the Radical Republican members
to Congress, doclarod tho other day that he had
rather sit in tho House of Representatives with
Frsd Dsnyla",-a eonl-black nigger,-than with
Fernando Wood,-a white man and q gentleman.
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a Man of Vast and Wonderful E1pe-
rience.

msn Of y.,t AMI wonderful experience ID our
Hateful aad casrs. .:;c friend Lehc,ohcl:z. n"
one will giiusay this whes hv r"ad. Mr. LIS CARD
in another c iumn. And not only tasteful and
sz0rge!ic, but aiso Numerous and original. Ju''
returned from :" all the Seaport Towns. North and
SOUTH" What an admirable assortment Of this
thu. ard tLe o,h.r he mus. have collected Aud
We have nc doubt Of the fact ue 10 the very
man to do it. Au: th;s good ;hins ,hAt h. speax'
of, a. coming out Of "L t;lu." :" Oh, thou in'
Xi,iuia snirit II Wine :"
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Congressional.
WARRINGTON, Jan II

WARRINGTON, jan ~
In .. S:na,e to-day. Tie credentials al
William 4. Grsham, Senator erct ir"m
North Carolina, were presented. Ordered to
be laid Oh the tabls.
d ,olittlc made speech in support OF The
Presidents recJnstr uc ion policy.
The House r.;jsc;eu, by u very large vote
the bill incorporating The National Protection
Homestead Co.
The bill proposed to charter company
with three millions capital to provide homes
in the South 10 settlers without distinction
of color. ;.
Negro suffrage in the District OF Columbia
WAS discussed. 30
WAsulNcrny, Jan. ID.
II the Senate, tie credentials of Marvin.
Senator eject lrom Florida, were preseatsd
Ordered to lie on Tie ta5,e.
4 bill cplarg,ng the powers OF ;he freed
mems Bureau wss discussed, and an a:aend
maat to the bill adopted, making valid toi
three wears Instead of forever as in the or'el
u.l LilI. the title t, lands slron 'neg:'e o. }
o.iers Issued at Savannah, by General Shei-
lus n. last winter.
In tue House, Denins, OF Coan., ma,
speech maintaining th.t the government hai
the right to bling tho Southern States to trla
as conquered rebels. lie said the loyalt,
,h,re, wasdittle, the submission Of the pr"pl'
being from necessity.
Hs mentioned a :arirs Of guaraatie' whic
ought to be cxsc'ed before they shall be al
lowed representation, including. the ptrer'
equality of the blacks, before the law, will
tie whites.
Smith, of Kentucky. endorsed the pre'i-
dent's restoration policy. He denied tha
the Southern States were ever cut CT thu
Union, and claimed that now they were che
dent to the law .hey ought to be represented
Congress adjourned until Monday.
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Another New aud Allurins E,tabiish-
ment.

That Of c. A. CukArHAN & gRoTHER-at the
cornsr-thrse doors below NJ. LsBEscHuLTz Co.
CHARLIR CHRATnAN and OSCAR CHsirHAa are
too well known rs brave and ehivalrous soldicrf,
and hish-minied members Of aociOty, to need
any elaborate Introduction at our hands. II ever
young mon deserved patronage and suocesi' II Ia
they. Most earnestly do we hope they will meet
with both. TLey have on hand choice Groceries
aud L;quors-Gns Dry Gcods-sp' ondid a.sort'
NEXT OF SLoss 1s. Ladies, as well IS gentlemen
will secure bargains at CusAruANs BRo. Ih0y
advertise in this number tf the .Adserti.er.
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A Word to Heuseteeners.

Recently wo had occasion to send to Mr.. D. L.
FULLERTON, Augusta, Ga, Dealer in Stoves, Tin
Ware, &C., for few kitchen utensils, and had
the pleasure Of having our order filed very sat-
isfaetory, md, in opinion, at very low prices
Therefore, to persons iu waAt of Cooking, Psrlor
or Office Stoves, Tin Ware of any description,
Ovens, 0veu-Lids, &C., &C., wo would respectful
ly say, try Mr.. FULLERTON. His articles arc Of
the best quality, and prices very ror sonable.
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v 1t is stated that Daniel Drew has given
two hundred and fifty thousand dollars toward
the two million dollars to be raised by tho Mctho-
dsts this year, and he also prOpoSes to erect .
theological seminary Mt his country reat up the
Hudson river, which is to cost not less than half
g million, as free donation to his denomisation.
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@s- Tho Provost Mar,hai of Buffalo, Now
York, has had to pay young man sl,l5O I'll
false imprisonment. .-.-.... j..
.G5c Tbs lstest Boston notion is "paper hat
company which Is now forming. Paper hats,
water -psoof md drfahlc, 10 be mads fos from
eight 20 seye1sy. .fse arois. 5.a Is.
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r. Conner A Co.

Attention is called to the card Of F. Conner i
Co., 7s, East Bay, Charleston, So. Ca. This firm
i, permanently posted on East Bay as Commits.
sien and Forwarding Merchants, and Dealers In
Groceries and Provisions. Consignmsnts solui-
ted and quick returns guaranteed. Thoy areloca-
tod in the very heart of business, and convenient
to shipping. Our people would do we'll 10 remcm-
Der the name and whereabouts of this popular
hnusa
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The Nule is in oncration.

Our prs,ent terms requiring snbsc iptions in
nd, anoc are now in operation. and We sord the
.idr,rt;,cr TO NONE anl".s this rula i. COM
rliod with. In carrying this g, stem into execu-
ton, we are weekly parting with some Of our
Oldest highest esteemed and most reliable frerds:
out We hope s.rara,ion will te short, for they
arc sensible mtn and cannot fail to see the jus
ticc and fairncss-yes, necessity-of our course
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Hon. A. Ii. Stephens-.His Views.
A lottcr from A. II. Stephens, dated at Crau-
fordsvlls, Georgia, 25th ultimo contains the fol-
lowing paragraph:
As to how am dsiug, can only say that, in
the matter of health, haro improved great,
since my return home; but tho country and ii
a woryc conditon-physically, morally and p"
liticnlly-.han expected. The general desire o.
the 20 plo IL for speedy restoration Of civil lar
and harmony, aad am engaged in doing all
can to effect that result. do trust that wisdom
moderation and true patriotism will rnl0 th'
councils at Washington. -
Meanwhile, it is tn. duty Of every ono to do thu
best he can the wise and the good will Away
tako things AZ they find them, and do tho bes
they can With thcm ms thoy present themselves.
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For the Advertiser.

10 the memGerssof tbs Company rai'ed!Jor Police
= Duty liz the9tE Ii.yim.ns, S. C. N
7 Tho undor1igned, having removed from the OH
Regiment, tsongago in business in another por-
tionsof the District, feels constrained to resign
the Office of Captain of said: Company. Inten
deriny h. resignation The rs:urrs hismost sincor'
hanks TO tho members for theit partially i,
slecting him to command thOni; and fer th'
uniform kindness and courttsy which they hav'
manifested towards him and to assure then
that, though their connection is severed, they y
have his bost wi.hes for their individual aud col
loctire welfare. .,.........-
p.,onoIc,II,,
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Our Acknowledgements.

We heartily thank the following gentlsmon for
late papers: Capt THOMAS JOsrs. Mr.. VI. LEBE-
SCHULTZ, Joux b. HAMILTON, Esq, DR.. j. F.
GRIFFIN aad Mr.. JAS. NICHOLSON.
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WHAT NE1T.-hlajor General King, Com
mandant of this District, accompanied by hia
wife, and another gentleman and lady, drove
out yesterday afternoon, and when about
three miles from the city were met by two
men on horseback, who enquired the road to
Milledgeville, and after the interchange of q
few words, demanded Of the General to sur
render to him tho horses which he was driv-
ing. The demand being accompanied by the
exhibition Of shooting irons, the General
gracefully, but reluctantly, surrendered to
overpowering force, from the fact that he
was uparmed; and, doubtless, cano to the
conclusion, under the circumstances, that
discretion was the better part of valor. The
robbers Immediately embarrassed the Gene.
rails horses and bid him an affoctionate fare
we'll.
After driving IN short distance those high
way robbers met ge ltleman and lady, rid
ing on he rsaback, who accompanied General
King and lady iva the city, and with the
utmost audacity commanded the gentleman
to dismount which he did, apd his horse was
then appropriated; making in all three horses
which they had stolen. This is in every res
pect the boldest highway robbery which We
have Of late chronicled, when we consider the
time, the place and the prominence Of the
victims of this outrageous proceeding. Gen.
eral King, on his return to the city, sent q
detachment of mounted men after the rob
bers, and We sincerely trust that they will be
arrested and punished severely for this high
handed outrage.
The General is nm officer of the old Army,
and has, by his judicious and impartial ad-
ministratiUn of. all matters coming under his
jurisdiction, WOE the respect and esteem Of
our citizens, and we sincerely regret the oc-
currence of this daring highway robbery.
The General, no doubt, appreciates good
joke, but We imagine that the foregoing is too
practicable to be appreciated.-Augusta Con.
stitutionalist, Goth.
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THE A D ERTiS E R.
JAMES T. BACON, EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. "a, 1865.
The New Code of Laws

Az parsed by the Legislature at its lsst Session,
in relation to Perscns of Color, has lecn printed
in pamphlet form nj this cficc, and is ready for
lelivcry. p.ic., e5 c;s. per copy; Eve copies for
Slr0
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oy command Of
Lieutenant General GRANT
Z. D. Townsend, Assistant Adj't. Con.
Geo. w. Williams Il Co.

We invite special attention to tho announce
mont to-day Of those famous Merchants and
Bankers, GEO. w. WILLIAMS & Co. The firmly
cstabli,hcd reputation Of this widely known house
for protity, energy and liberal dealing, is sufi.
cie.t guarantee that all they offer to do will b0
done in tas most satisfactory manner; and all
articles they offer for sale will be tho very best
and purest in their line Of business. Their scenes
of action are Nos. and 8 Hayne Street, Charles,
ton; and l47 Maidon Lane, Now York. SEQ
their Card elsewhere.
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CompIimentary to the Elcct.

Tho Philadelphia Nercury thus pays its respects
to Thud. Stevens and Carl Schurz
"Aud who is Mr.. Stevens? Not Pennsylva-
nian, thank God, but Yankee intruder into this
State, whose reputed wife is a negro. and who,o
children are muattoes. And who 10 Carl cchuix 2
A wretchsd adveuturvr, who, a traitsr t, his ua-
two land fed hitker for rcfuge, kept a laser-beer
saloon in this city, and failing in that, has lived
ever since on tho Government that has rescued
him from the penalty Of treason AID tho obseuri-
ty Of . scullion."
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Mapes' Nitrogcnized Phosphate Of
Lime

In another column, will be found noat impor-
tant adrertisomont-thnt Of II. W. Kinsmsu, 279,
King Street, Charleston. We particularly call
the attention Of Farmers and Planters 10 this
matter.