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News Items.

-EBarnun is in Paris-for marvels. ~ =
The Tunisian Embassy. we're at Leghosn on
Christmas.
The French are very onxious to resume their
trade With the United States.
1t is srpmored that the Admiral of the Spanish
feet now blockading Chill is dead.
Dumas the elder made q complete failure in his
lecture in Vienna
DR.. Nelaton'e practice in Paris yields him $780,
600 per annum.
Two newspapers in Paris have been fined for
s'aefaming"s sun actress.
AParis Cafe has on its card among other wines
and liquors, the word s'Cheri-gobler."'
horse is being exhibited in Berlin, which has
ahained the patriarchal period of eighty.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has de-
cided that tax upon cotton and other products &C.
erues Immediately upoG their removal for sale.
Hon. John Sherman was elected United States
Senator from Ohio on the 18th instant. He is q
Conservative.
Gen. E. MoIver Law has been elected President
of Kings Mountain Railroad Company.
We learn from our Petersburg exchanges that
Col. John S. Mosby has been released.
The Confederate General Bushrod R.Jehnson
has settled down in Nashville as o real estate
agent.
The Barnwell (s CO. Sentinel states that the
planters Of that District have securcd aborers for
the present year, and have commenced work in
good earnest. ~
\ Aconcert in Richmond on Thursday night for
the beneft,of stoncwall Jackson's widow realized
four hundred dollars.
An old gentleman remarked the othsr day, that
in fI76 we went 10 war on account Of the stamp
oct, and got the negro; while in 1861 VIC went to
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EHURsDAY M0RNING, PEE. ], 1855.
JAMES a. 7HOYI.~~E11ToR.
MILITARY COMMISSION.

The Military Commission appointed to investigate
thes,charges against F. g.. SHOWERS, of Georgia,
and ELISHA W. BYRUM, CRAWFORD KEYS and RoDT.
KEYS, citizensso Anderson District, and to try
them for the murder of three us. soldiers, on the
night of the 9Th of October last, at BRowN's Ferry,
commenced in Charleston on the 10th day of'Janu-
airy. Mr.. STowERs was the first arraigned, and
the trial is progressing. We have received the
proceedingsof four days of the trial, and hope in
The next weeks issue to give q summary off
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON DISTRICT

WHEREAS, John Elrod has applied to me for
Letters of Administration on the Estate of Will
liam Elrod, deceased:
These arc therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased
to be and appear at my Office on the 7th day of
February, 1856, to show cause, if any they can,
why said Administration should not be granted.
HERBERT HAMMOND, DAD.
lar. o.. 1866: 33 2
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ANDERSON DISTRICT.

WHEREAS Eliza Galley has applied to me for
Letters of Administration on the Estate OF Alfred
These are therefore 10 cite and admouish Hand
singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased
to BE- and appear at my office on the 7th day of
February, 1866, to show cause, if any they can,
why said Administration should not be granted.
HERBERT HAMMOND, DAD.
Jan 24, 1866 S3 2
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a
GREENYMLg AMD C0LUMBIA RAILROAD.
: AS matter OF international the friends of this
Road, we insert the following, which We find in
the Greenville Mountaineer of last Friday. The
new schedule which went into effect on yesterday,
will Be found in our advertising columns this
week: s.sl7
The President and Directors of the Road met
at-tho Mansion House in Greenville on Wednes-
day evening last. President Perrin reported that
the Road has now only o gap of six miles on the
east side of Broad River; this is to be overcome
by q. stage and wagon road Of eight miles. On
Wednesday next, passengers and freight are to be
transported to and from Columbia by the way Of
Alston. Passengers will 60 through the whole line
inone day.
:. The work of repairing the Road will steadily
progress. We have not learned when the gap will
be completely repaired. A temporary bridge is to
be constructed at Aston. We trust it will-not be
o great while before all is completed.
The Stockholders Meeting is appointed to be
held in Columbia on Thursday before the first
Monday in May. The bondholders are requested
to meet there on the day previous to arrange mat
ters for the renewal of their Bonds past due, and
other business connected with the Company.
:The great question Of the new route on the ridge
below Frogleyel, direct to Columbia, and the aban
donment of the present Broad River route, is re-
ferred to the decision of the Stockholders at the
next May meeting. we learn the Chief Engineer
submitted an able report of the surveys and esh-
mates Of the new route.
The receipts of the Road have averaged twenty
thousand dollars monthly for the last three months
This is pretty WELL considering the broken condi-
tion of the Road 1t must improve much after its
completion; in fact, from next Wednesday, the
Railroad assumes the entire transportation through,
to and from Columbia, allowing to hacks and
wagons o fair sherel of the rates received. This
wilIbea great convenience toall parties, and must
lesson expenses and costs on freight materially"
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of the death of Solicitor J. B. Perry, of the South
ern Circuit. > He died suddenly at his residence,
in WATERFORD, S. C., on the 18th instant.-Char-.
lesion Courier.
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Administrators Sale.

Administrators Sale.
WILL be sold at the late residence of Vim. w.
Green, deceased, one and half miles from Cray
tonvilic, on Tuesday, February 6th 1866, the en-
tire Personal Estate of said deceased consisting Of
Fourteen Bales of Cotton,
Corn, Fodder, Shucks,
Hogs, Sheep, Cattle,
Pork, Flour,
Three good Horses,
One Buggy and Four Horse Wagon,
Cotton Gin, Thrashcr, Cotton Seed,
Blacksmith Tools, sc.
ALSO,
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
LUCINDA C. GREEN, Admr'x.
JOHN L. GREEN, Admir-.
Nov 25, 1866 80 2*
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CoMpTRoLLER.GENERALs oFPIGE.

Z. CoMpTRoLLER.GENERA OFFICE.
TAX COLLECTORS are hereby notified that their
bonds must be approved by the Commissioners to
approve public securities, in accordance with tho
foregoing notice of thefTrcasurer before the First
of Apra nezt, otherwise they will not be author
lied to proceed to collect payments of taxes after
making their assessments
JAMES A. BLACK,
Comptrollcr-Gencral.
scrtionfor two consecutive weeks.
Feb /, 1866 80
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

s+f l; ANDERSON DISTRICT - y ~
WHEREAS, It. j. Clemson has applied to me
for Letters of Administration on the Estate Of
Cornclia Calhoun, deceased
These are therefore TO cite Ind admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors of said deeeaaed
10 be and appear at my Office on the 9th day OF
February, 1856, to show cause if any they can,,
why said Administration should not be grantrd. z
HERBERT HAMMOND, 7o.A.D.
Jan 2s, 1866 s-s 80 ~
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Terms of Sale ::

For all sums under Ten Dollars, Cash. For all
sums over Ten Dollars, credit until the First day
of November next-payment to be made in specie
or its equivalent
RDW. H. ,BOBO, sN--i 80 =
or ,oca 90 -
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AUCTION SALES.
J.B. RGEE, AUcTsIpNEER.

JsB. RGEE, AUcTIoNEER.
WILL be sold. on Saleday in February nest. to
the highest bidder, between the usual hours Of
sale, the following properly J:
One small Family SGarriag age- perfect order,
One Buggy, thoroughly repaired,
One light Horse Wagon,
One Bay Mare, six years old.
.. Terms Cash delivery.
Jan 25, 1866 80
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Dissolution of Copartnership.
THE FIRM OF sTRINGER, cox s. MCGEE,
Merchants, has been dissolved by mutual consent
Mr. George w. Cox having purchased the interests
of Andrew ]. Stringer and w. Sanford McGee, in
the Books of Accounts and Notes due to said firm,
is alone responsible for all debts due by the firm.
This.27th day of January, 1866.
ANDREW ]. STRINGER,
GEORGE ". COX,
w. SANFORD MCGEE.
Bolton, S. C. 33 2
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j. B. MCGEE, Auctioneer.

J. B. MCGEE, Auctioneer.
WILL be. sold, on saleday in; February next; the
following property: $
One Good Calriage be used either. for
onesor two horses,
One Cooking Stove, asf
One Iron Safe.
Terms Cash. &
MARY. r. SLOAN.
Executrix EstateJ !. Berry Sloan, decd
Jan Is, 1866 81 g
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SCHOOL BOOKS,
AT THE
CHENILLE BOOKSTORE,
Next Door to Mansion House.

g Telemaque,
Ollendorff's French Grammar,
DeFiva's French Reader,
:" Elementary French Reader,
Classic Elementary French Reader,
Pinney's First French Book,
q Elementary French Book,
First lessons in French, by Green,
Surenne's French Dictionary,
~ Speer's and Surenne's French and Eng
lish Pronouncing Dictionary,
Wilson's Primary History,
First Book of History, -.
Parleys Common School History of
the World,
Quackenbos, United States,
{" Primary United States,
Frost's United States,
Pinnock's History of England,
!" +" &c France,
u Greece,
g Rome,
Sanders Pictorial Primer,
Primary Speller,
{" Union
Hazcn's Speler and Defner,
Walkers Common School Dictionary,
Webster's
Reid's English Dictionary,
Scholars Companion,
Sanders Series of Readers, 1st, I'd, Sd,
4th and 9Th,
Mandevile's Series of Readers, lst, I'd,
Sd, 4th and 9Th,
Cornelps First Steps in Geography,
Primary Geography,
&C intermediate Geography,
Grammar School Geography,
g" High School Geography and
Atlas,
Cotton and Fitch's Introductory Geog-
Cotton and Fitchs Modern Geography,
Amer'n School I"
Mitchell's Modern Geography and Atlas
:" New School Geography, and
Atlas,
Smiths Primary Geography,
Quackcnbos' First Lessonsin, Grammar,
{" English Grammer,
First Lessons in Compost
Course of Composition and
Rhetoric,
Kerl's First Lessons in Grammar,
{" Common School
Bullion's Practical Lessons in Grammar,
{" English Grammar,
{" Analytical& & Practical Gram'r,
Green's Introductory Grammar,
+" First Lessons in Grammar,
(" Elements of Grammar,
8" New English Grammar,
I" Analysis,
Parker's Aids to Composition,
Graham's English Synonymes,
Robinson's Table Book.
{" Primary Arithmetic,
intellectual
Rudiments of
: 8, Practical
'' Higher f"
Arithmetical Examples,
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Davies Old School Arithmetic,
{" New e
Greenleafs Common School Arithmetic,
Smiths Second Arithmetic,
Loomis Elements of Algebra,
{" Algebra,
Davies Elementary Algebra,
Legendrc,
Robinson's Elementary Algebra,
&c" New University Algebra,
All the Higher Mathematical Works,
Mathematical Works,
Whateley's Logic,
Rhetoric,
Wayland's Moral Science,
Winnslow's Moral Philosophy,
:. Wayland's Moral Philosophy,
:" intellectual Philosophy,
Havens Mental Philosophy.
A VARIED STOCK OF MISCELLANEOUS
AND SCIENTIFIC WORKS.
Spencerian PENMANSAIP, made of
fine paper,-copies set,
Copy Books, without copies,
. Composition Books,
States, Paper, Pencils, Pens, Ink.
A large stock of Music and Musical
Books,
Guitar and Violin Strings, &C.,
Autographs, Photographs and Photo
graph Albums.
TERMS CASH.
pei5- Teachers are specially invited to
call and examine. Orders from Schools
solicited, and liberal inducements given.
VIM. e. EARLE,
Next Door to Mansion House,
Greenville, S. c..
BGr Spartanburg, Anderson and Pick
ems papers insert twice, and forward ac-
counts, with copy of paper, to this Office.
Feb l., 1866 50
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ANDERSON DISTRICT
WHEREAS. Eliza Galley has applied to me for
Letters of Administration on the Estate of Alfred
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NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted to VIM. Sherard, deceased,
will please make payment Immediately, and those
having claims against the estate will present thor
demands properly attested. ~ s..'yN s.,iss
IT, As sDsJ. SHE13;s RI.
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sAdperfiser reports horrible outrage. The Abo-
litonists will hardly howl over it, but if the perpe
TRAITOR had been Southern slayeowner, they would
have been heard:
ga gentleman from Now York who came down
the road yesterday, reports that at Opelika, re-
gro girl some sixteen seventeen years old, came
in with her ears cut off close to her head and al
legged that it was done by a man in United States
uniform, because she would not let him do yio-
lence to her person. No notice had been taken of
the outrage by the military authorities. Such in
humanities should be ferreted out and the guilty
parties punished severely, whoever they may be.
Where the civil authority has not power to act the
military certainly has, and we trust between the
two, no acts of the kind will be allowed to disgrace
the community.
The unsettled state of the affairs of the Soath,
and the lfeeling displayed by the Radical press
and politicians towards its people, has determined
many of the best class of citizens of that section
to leave the country. From various quarters we
hear of families leaving for Mexico Judge Will
liam G.. Swan, q Member of Congress of the Con-
federacy, and others, are about to immigrate from
Columbus, Ga. Major-Gencral John s. Williams,
of Kentucky, accompanied by sixty persons, left
Nashville last week, and we are advised of one
hundred and fifty families in West Virginia, who
are preparing to make Mexico their. future home,
The lebanon (Tenn.) Herald of the 18th inst.
saws: "We have been informed that twelve fami--
lies from the neighborhood Of Carthage, Smith
County, will leave for Mexico next Spring, They
will go as far as New Orleans on fatboats, and
thence by steamer to Vera Cruz. The Memphis
appeal of the 18th inst, says: "A note from
friend at Vicksburg informs US that Capt. san. o.
Brown of North Alabama, with four other young
men, passed through that city on the 9TH on their
way to Mexico. Scarcely day passes that we
do not have inquiries made of us with o view to
cmmigration to that country
DEATH OF SOLICITOR ]. B. PEnRY.-At late
hour last night, we received the sad intelligence
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HrrtAnr NRI.sON, %

u. -. ATT tttrT6 N1i:Ii.It.
Has pefmanaptly l0qRtedl his Anati0n
room nc
D No, NJ MAIN STREET,
topnosite the Washington Housed,
lac viii attend to all kinds of Auction bus
ness 10 the selling oi Merchandise, Wags
ana, Carriages Horses. and Hehl Estate,
Il Auction Days =FUEsDAN, THURSDAY and
FEATuHnAf oi each week Cash advances
on oohsgnBenlH. Heieis 10 an tbps eitlt
sens Of Evansville who know Inn. viii
give hia whole tine to his business. hpif
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| Man OF u Thousand.

A CONauMrTtVE CURED.
Dn! Is. JAMES a Setifei PhyAioian of
~ great eininence. discovered, while In
the East Indies, certain cure for Con.
sumption, Asthma, llfonohitia, Coughs,
aud General Debility. The rem edy was
discovered by him when bis only ehiid, a
daughter, was given up 10 die. flIiachild
was CURED, Hnd In now alive and well, De-
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Will hssnd TO those who wish IL tile recipe,
contnining full directions for making aud
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charge. on fe0aifit of their natnea, with
twphtnmpa to pay expenses. There II not
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does not at once take hold of aud dianinnte
Night Hwenta, peeviahneha, irritation OF the
nerves, failure of Wetnofy, difficult qxpees
toratian, sharp palma iiu tho longs, sore
thfuaP chilly sensations, nausea at the
stomach, inhotion OF the bowels, wasting
away OF tho muAcieH,
ms The writer will please state the name
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a-e ASH customers read the papers and
- Hny of those who advertise Ia the Evs
Ahavtttsa I6uRHALs A0 u4 a8tttr.
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i9ito % 8bsm .in1mTss aglAsiH n1m
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Myname Is Jacob Hardy I ain an iron
founder! I was badly burnt ~ hot Iron u
November last my burns healed, but
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not heal I tried MaeElsis Haiye, Hnd !
aufsd ns Ia few weeks This is all true
ana anyhssylgaa new sss ma at Jackson
iron Mntlta, kaAehd Avaittiei
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k,iese an men tv these presents, .That o.,
this, the twentieth day 81 !hnsl =" tae aass
ri 0af Lefd one Thousand sleht h9nafs.i
bibH sistysaia, personally came Joseph
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The Bureau.

We quote the following from IL
paragraph in Che Charleston Netrs,
of Saturday. We think that General
Scott has been deceived in making
mp his statements. The writer saws:
Brevet Major General Il. X. Scott.
OF the Freedmen's Bureau, makes, in
his letter of May 81, 1866, to General
.. .. Howard, theyery peculiar and
sweeping statement that the planters
: are so much convinced of the benefits
and attached to the policy, OF The Blu
reau, as not only touphoid ispolicy,
butto be ''panic- stricken" at the suy-
ton OF the withdrawal Of its foSterinp
care
The writer, and others not Il few,
whose opinions he knows, freely at
mlts the integrity Of purpose and
proprlety of department OF General
Scott and some of his officers, which
have rendered . system utterly
odious under the conduct OF his pre-
decessor-tolerable, and by contrast
most agreeable. But that the Freed
men's Bureau is. 4 favored institution
with the planters, OF any considera-
ble number of thcm-tll:.t it is other
than thing endured, because on
dnrance is the best and only policy
left-is statement which is, to say
The least that moderation can express,
a novelty. The lack of assil,ity on
the part of the planters, in running
TO General Steclman with complaints,
proceeding much from proper pride,
and not'a little from personal con
slderations for the efforts OF General
Scott to blot out the stains and sins
OF previous malfeasance, should, how
ever, never be mistaken for moderate
approval, much less ar.lor or atlrc-
ton for the Bureau, or nervous re-
grets for its removal.
The above article, We think, puts
the Bureau in its true position. We
haze. no use .(o, IL; neitAc, hare u.:
"eg,'oes-whose friend it Processes
to he.