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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-28

A FEW BOARDERS can be accommodated at
~ OAK HILL SEMINARY during vacation coumenring
Juy Address Mira S T. ". ATWAIEA Wet iiavcn,
sTrIsoS loose Lone EEAScu. J.ns -
rI,HE sTETSON HOUSE Is now oUen for The nc.
comuodston Of rles Room securd az irati
he Astcr Houe New orG OF BY eegsp Long Branch
{. a. STEISON, jr.. 60.
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L'LMAIE iOi4LLbE, DOlDLNl "" ~, Az =
One Of tie MOS. peaa, AID hsafy o.i o-' + we go se
pgp' ean remain 'hrorsh III saS'r r
.a.-.-szzrs-.zsz-zaar,=- n-z11
.tlusltal 5nstrnnfnts.
A SPLENDID PIANO for S22j.-G. & II. BAR.
ye.r.i without, exception Piano made 1es,i
nonills from most dising1isled aflst'.
FULL GRAND PIANO, made by Emerson, Bos-
'1' ~ '' III - g. H. PRATT s.. Clsmo,r..,
pOARDMAN q GRAY PIAN0-F0RIES for
ID sALEAfw fr'ten' inrsm'n'' to rent Tor Ne"p0H OF
es~whefe No 7it VI 1f~sy
NHIChERiNG & SONS,
MASuFAcryKERs oy,D,o.r
'i'N''' PlHNd-FoRffs
SONS lave been awarded md'l; for The .apso1
sTsraed 10 tue september ard oe,ese. lse5
EMIL GABLnR, Manufacturer Of SQUARE ard
RI UPRIGHT PIANOS, invite, pano-.e'es si' purchasers 7"
'' and eau ne his new ,Se,s Ii. ro' " N
No 40 Cenr-st.. betws,n waser and Nhits,t.. n Y
| INDEMAN ~ SONS
PATENT CYCLOID PIANO-FORTES
Were awarded ate Fsi Of the Awercsa institute
ElR5rPREMUh GOLD AEDAL
NOVELTY suPERoPiTY AND EXCELLENCE
similar ui4 awarded he'e Uneqn'ed a,,rlnenns
the sat Mchissn Indiana ksu'ss an wherever they
yea" No lie koypac , one BLOCK
Mes, OF Broadway send ,r our new God MedA oncnlsr
L
trsvr attentions % be nses n s;o No ~ srods w
aud .ee3gdhsni fi y. WI o. 5000
e. cbt orl.n 70 st sri rem slowed rrchld Monthly
tlynsnis ry~d Pianos ;uHed IN pTed saeet no
81 ul- 81 I'd a. J. ecn Der pise H9l ACE MAIGhs-
DAvEN q BACOH'S PIANOS.
IN n th which have ben wei known
ar ay adding provpl.nt pianos. and our fs-
es enable 20 un..a TEN a. pLrs ',,,or 10 Eye.
Pietoid rruar' eni by usn Nsl-fooin > o.enls u, ~
GETAWAY & SONS
- Grand. SQUARE sad UPRIGHT PIANOS
Lay- taken z % PnnuT y be p'sf i's r. u i foasm p,
Elhbion u Lsndon 49, Ia competition with ~ pHnS liou
WV instrument csnruei- with tr Arr.se ArranEs
AM Sssn'sd sf n'e yeaf- Na'esoon' No" a sno %
Ess foureenth'st \ Y.
rDHE WEBER PIANO-FORTE
eel-d tHc BEST INSTRUMENT MADE by al ire ieadHs
ursn fth city elsewhe7e pronounce By tie Satona
Plan, Association tra ia Their roo-rs with the h
r.unuise,urs eO11ry e-aniiy the BEST fiANo N
ARlCA aud SEED Conservatory Of hsse and other high
nss school, soste because OF hrr nmens- power ef's.S
sweetness bacy tone ,E touch at Teat durability
wAREROONs. No. 80 = iooues,, mar Broadway
rV'IlE MASON q HAMLlN CABINET ORGANISE
a. ~r n, y~s. pres 81 90 eseh NJ H. have been
sa'-l = l.''., w ~ ~ Thev lnyte The
scrutiny and Of ter r hy me oct lnds and
i. q ~ fsr testimony IT, .upe,icr'y
Neoons and Organ Of American and Foreign manu-
W.'-roo'1.. 60 20 Broad,.y. rYork
ThE Bradbury
PIANO'FORTE
Il now prsnouneed ~ first Arti't' BY The
lssTTrrrE OF NEv fokE,
ard BY many state Fa.rA
Bs. ,h.. rrnIr Of .o moot MUSICIAN. .ud Pianist,
q he eouny hsvs ..ssd 70 Toe sane Ths points Of excellence
Csn end fer oiresisrs WITH illustrations 20
wy q. BRADBURY.
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alarble Moricls.

..pprp A,ANTrI THE best place in the city
,s,. sfAGgIT MANTELS Of lases' dss.sI. =, ~
low psss Il Al A KLABER Marble "eths " tb,. ost
IT, near ID ave- NJ y Msntes put up IN ne oosns,s 80 Vs.
r.ppr ptyTn SLATE NANTELS-Superior IN
MI ,nr.r.nre. more durs; Ls the prcf oi
eTF ri COS s Ithsv 3 10 Brosdway ostsoen %
80 DUTLAND NJ hRBLE Co."-West Rnilshu, W.
III Prodncers and Wholesale Deaen N bLSfYY Whos,s,
90 pAXTTR MANUFACTURING Co.. salem ~ l. $1,000
De, In Saved Marble Of every description HJ ION S W.
S~bs S"iApsnS Q 5000" Ne a BTcsas Room No. "
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obstruction.

EEMALE COLLEGE, BORDENIONN, ~ j.
Il pne o lie most plea.an healthy loraos ~ the comfy
PUBL. through h summer vcsi1n tefu. &C.
az ..ste Rev. JOHN a.. bKAAELEh \, Pres det1-
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n Y. SUPREME COURT, City and Countyof New
~ 81. II-ruER L. Smith M ERER Il. BuTLER

~. h9rsvi ppn nt ~ s5sraap, Tor rop.v
eemsrd on Contract. Com not srrl - ct. u >. J..
r. d. d@leuS ant hereby koyeDus stamp
uoG.d and fo,iired to snsErr tie COMP amt cancelled
- scon Witch will be Gd IN No Office 81
~ OIL a he city and County Il Now York. III,
~, Han in n. Of New York, and to coy Of
vo1r sn,r~r the said COMPLAINT the subscriber 81 bis
Se No Broadway In The Cty Of hevtor, ~itL ssnsy
a.. o.r e s~ryee exclusive OF the day OF such
| - Won nj TO said complaint within the tue
.1I tbs Ee;ieu will take judTu-nt agatn.
Hundred AID Dollars All SIXTY
,nt, VIII interest ih 18Th day OF Angus, ,hossssd
besde the costs Of this seiionbaed
He"'io'A- WIN 2. CURTIS Plaiaif. A,tornsy.
No. - Broadwsy ~ \.
III. comp the action was hed In ins onlce
~ fh City ard County Of Nsg York The 9th dss Of
9 19lt ,s wM T. CURTIS Plaisdsf Anotney.
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Bcaro auo Rooms.


SINGLE GENTLEMAN desires a FRONT
" ROOy it'll Of Be n, Location in tie sHn@dile
,n e Iisarsr Hous<. Address & Boa No 3 l0l l. o. Tor
one week.
BOARD WANTED-By q gentleman and family
ID F.,tn IIos.e there cher bo-1dot Sihn
di.isucs keV Yok. For age rooms asa "sH sag
sd s,se Iit price viii be paid Long lsisnd 1feefsd "A
dress Boz No. ass n !. Ns. Once
MIG ANTLY furnished ROOMS with or with
II out BOARD Private Family where 'tc,- az no 0;neT
bO.der At No. 10 Nnth-si, beivcen nm ana si2." s
HARIEM.-A private family residing IN frst~c'so
Iio-se Ia Lesy, cool and delightful n<ishbor
hood viii 1--WE nh BOARD gentleman ard vile or 80 Fsst9tn
Bost aud c near ~ fail particulars sades' blsOh Nso
TribaBe Ofbc.
I 1RGE. airy ROOMS TO LET with or Snhout
pAgisl Boa3 Also several s-A rooDL Apply " NO -
usnryst -
No lo5 NINTIf-ST To LET, with BOAkD.-
~ Handsomely furnished do-e -ud .irse room i'@o!s '0
.enilspren snd tl-i. wives, sn-e gentleman
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Me0iral.

CHOLERA PREVENTIVE-TIMOLAT's SUI
~ PHUR INDICATED and vAPoR BATHS. Tbese Baths
United
uendsd BY eminent Phycans Prevssvs ssaa
Cepiagsgs Dsessa Removed 10 Me- ITO Besskers ye
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l2:;y!k7H:|38a3

READYRooFING COMPANY No. % MAIDEN Lane. Nsw forA
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- ..u,, MARY r. CUNENGHAm and o;hessIn pursuance Of
asuon; the crle Cour. Of the State Of New fofi rendered
the Referee thescI named, Will
nos. public the etp day Of JULY 1850 a. ~
oeot M the ssesroon No Ill Broadway IN tho
CIV OF Yor JOSEPH MCGUIRE AueSns-r ali that
tain lot piece p.re 0, LAND sias lying aud bns 10 I'll.
City Of hevfofk the we,.ery side OF
bounded and dsscrbrd follows VI begnriHsn
formed the atsr'econ The outhefy Inc l"enJ
line Of First and running
th,sce ws,ry said soutey line q Ten street
VA. under the water table OF the
bsiding coTy The said lots and
Of said h1dng and parallel with
Frs, feet and inch 70 ant 'ow q si.
haaas eas,cry ard parallel With said Twenty
about firsi and heros
sy ,ont westerly side Of fI eveay four feet
the place o. e.innns De th si us "
l,u-Nsw- iork June u Ne VIZ "t'OODhOn
Ieill
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JAZZ M.uncr Al.orl,y for Reoe5el 10 q wal,, n y

SUPREME ODURT-City and County of New
- AUGUSTINE SMITH assignee f1r the benefit Of
"a. creditor Of HENRY ". DERBY szaiH'i HENRY w. DER
BY CHARLES u. HALL and oheFTnis action being brought
10 clos. the asfgn.zt Henry w Derby 70 the psnt IN
,., fos O. creditors Of 'ad Derby notice n hereby
sr IN this seton the 1871 day
ian. gSs that creditors Henry w Derby required
claims said Derby by hng the ,sl dSy
verified With tho Referee his ooe No 06 Broad
v-sv In The city Yors. before The iath day
default presenting proving sneh claims
tey barred Of se benefit Of d snmeu aud order and -
tbe maj udrmeni Dated New fork June tth M
DANIEL z. lSGRAHAM IT,, Referee No. o5 Broadway
GEORGE BUCKHAA Esq. Psnh's Attorney. No III Broad
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alarbinern.

NOR SALE. CHEAP-THREE CYLINDER
BOILERS incbes diameter and u let org nes.y Dew with
fronts and connections At DoDCEs Mandatory
Dir. ndreda .nineteenth-s.. ie1rTbifdayr
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Eeaal Notices.

y Y. SUPREME CoURr:-Cty and Comfy OF
~. S.yg YORK WILLIAM L. 1HUkSIOE and iOfELItiAh
rOcL - taccutor' Of The Lat VIII sud eiaue q J-sEFh D.
TiIKSION deceased. Ftfds scsnst ~ TIN b.
ANGRY and DOROTHY a hi W.T. Defendants. stamp
hereby summoned snd r u GOO Che comp .ut
copy hrr-fith serves upon l 10
copy your f 1ufar The fHfrrr,
No. 80 Nssaa view ORR viii tr ny DAYS
hereof exclusive o. the day o: such s'rr ai
ai the paint within the time tiorr - me ai-
f' 90 tlis scou wi apps o. the curt Tor ht TcAei sihael IN
e. compia ni-Dsfei New Work. May y. iaf6.
:. H. TiIAYER, Fll ntl-s Attorney.
Nc. 20 Natrl.--t. =. I.
The compliant I'D the cfies Of of The City md
County %. rru-i ofk Msy 3, No. - - -
Nyl1 lawtW %. = " IHA1th Fialntffs Attorney.
SUPREME COURT. CITY and COUNTY Of NEW
> YoRR -IREDEKlCk PRIEST snA iiENkf FoLchMA"S'
Plaintiff a1ain ALBERT SCHOLLER ud............'..
FERNANDO HfssLtR Dvisna-nt' g.: q. lnsirA
Relief lC s-rl Io Al hEkI: hsfunc stamp
SCHOLLEH sod FERNANDO nkNSlEk De. cents.
% su-r c1mplsiut this seton WHICH Wi
De ed b. Cr OF i- t and County OF newton
:. be- sfs 10 the CITY Hal city copy Of
susg~f 90 .id the sutner hi o-e nunbrf
ffveht -str.ri Try Of NTi ri. within days
afer exclusive n toe dy '1
.rfvs the comp int within tle tne
afo-ssid paiIti1 10 th action vii sppy ~ 90 n ir ls
rsief 80 Md An ff.. eorruIsuf EDGAR LOGAN.
ned N.~ - or, Nsvf Plain q Attorney.
Tie r1lpu Guy Sled in tle q u hr "a
81. "a az n Mav isff. EDGAR LOGAN,
NV. isW6wrh Plaintiff A'fornsy.
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Real estate for Sale.

A FURNISHED COTTAGE, in full view of the
~ Ocean. FOR SALf-Locsed IN hassachusf WIN ah. Ut
Tire Acres LAND. Location slWayt healthy and COCO
and Cunning ~ y,A Pcs s3O0 Address Box NO @ tosi
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DARG4INS in FARMS Al NEW-BRUNSWICK.

COUNTRY SEAT Tor SALE-knoWn AS Myru
Y Hin ia Mendls Morris County D. = i.u rom The ctl
elegant Mansion, etey furnished nd cr,ar ~ Loaern il
povoeu. deeh grove; lWu shrnb1cry Nc' luo ac
Of land. vaird lnd stocked; horse" cai a9n' q
lmuTate plts.i1n given Inquire ijohN Nav NAuh uot
sasi corner II forty-second IT, sud snihave.
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THE MILLS HOUSE.

For several weeks the card Of this superior and
wcll-managed Hotel-onc of the adornmcnts of our
Queen City-has appeared in our columns and VIC
take pleasure in directing the attention of the tray
cling community to the advantages and facilities
afforded by the establishment Located in conve-
nient distance of tho business portion of the city,
reittcd and re-furnishcd since the war closed, and
in charge Of gentlemen who " know how to keep a
hotc," we are fully persuaded that the Mills House
cannot be cxcelled anywhere in the South. The
Proprietor, Mr.. JOSEPH E. PURCELL, is not person.
ally known to us, but we have the pleasure of an
acquaintance with one OF his chief assistants Mr..
Tnos. P. SLIDER, formerly of the Ncwbcrry Sin'
who is an experienced editor and of course an fat
in all things, bookkeeping included.
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+, Tpnz MAN AND 4 TRUE NEWSPAPER.

n.
If there is any man, or any journal at the North'
saws The South Carolinian, to whom ard which
the gratitude of the Southern people is con-
slant, brave, unyiolding adherence to their cause
in veal and in woe, that man is the Hon. BENJA-
b MIN wooD, and thatjournal the New York Dafy
-Nees. From the beginning he encountered oppo-
sition from the beginning he fought as boldly for
the principles Of Southern Independence, MS if the
stars and bars were throwing their shadows ath-
wart the building in which he wrote And if any
man in the country deserves honor for his motives,
admiration for his courage, and encouragement for
his labors, it is he who in the midst of enemies al
WAYS dared TO call us friends. As a Southern
journalsa paper adapted in tone and completeness,
in sentiment and selection to the wants of the
Southern people, there is daily published at the
North which approaches in attractiveness the New
York Ne,rs. It's already circulating by thousands
in every State in the South but we desire to seeit
in every household. The subscription price is
moderate, the news general the editorials adnlira-
BILE, and merchant, planter and mechanic alike will
find themselves interested in and instructed by its
columns.
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WAsmyGTDy, Jan. 19.-In the United States
Senate, to-day, the credentials of Judge Marvin,
as Senator elect from Florida were presented and
tabled.
The bill charging the powers of the Freedmen S
Bureau was discussed, and an amendment to the
bill adopted, making valid for three years. instead
of forever in original bills, the titles given to
The negroes, by orders issued at Savannah by Gena
Sherman last winter.
In the U. S. House of Representatives, Dcaring,
of Connecticut, made speech. maintaining that
the Government has the right of trial of the
Southern States as conquered rebels said their
loyalty and submission being necessity. lie
mentioned series of guarantees which ought to
be exacted before representation was allowed, in
Guiding perfect equality of blacks and whites be-
fore the law
Mr.. Smith, of Kentucky, endorsed The prcsi-
dents reconstruction policy denied that the
Southern States were ever out of the Union !;
claimed that they were obedient to the laws, and
ought to be represented.
After which the House adjourned until Monday:
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:.rHE souTH CAROLINA RAILRoAD.

The gratifying intelligence hasseaohed us of the
completion of this Road to Columbia. The iron
for the Greenville and Columbia Road, for some
time in Charleston awaiting transportation, can
now be brought into use. and We feel assured that
the energy and activity of the officers will speedily
cause the rebuilding of the few miles necessary to
complete the link of through travel to our CONNER
cial metropolis, with the bare exception Of the
Broad River Bridge. Even this obstacle NO hope
to SEQ obviated in few months.
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Ordinary'ss Sale. I.

BY an order of H. Hammond, esq Ordinary Of
day in February next, 1866, the RealEstate Of
John Hx deceased, one Tract of Land situated
in Anderson District, on the waters of Coneross,
bounded by lands of Jordan Burns, Mrs. Ledbet-
ter and others, and contains one hundred and for
ty acres, moro or less.
Terms Of Salc.-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 fof
payment of the purchase money-except e,cost,
which will be required in cash, to be paid in spe-
Gle or its equivalent
Given under my hand and seal January 8,
1866. J. B. MCGEE, SAD.
sheria's Office, JAN II, 1866. SOL
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THE CHARLESTON COURIER.

We are pleased to announce that Mr.. c. W. FAINT,
ut the Post Office, is the regular authorized Agent
of the above named journal, and will receive sub
scriptions for the same lie also keeps extra copies
for sale at.ten cents each. The Issue for January
90 contains the proceedings of the rst'day in the
trial of Messrs Showers, KEYS and BYRuM. Full
reports will be made each day as the trial pro-
crosses.
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General Grant expresses the opinion that the
necessities of maintaining large military force in
the South no longer exists, and while he desires to
keep there an army sufficient to quel all outbreaks
that may occur, he believes thata material reduc-
ton can be made with safely.
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9)gnteniiaI.

MARRIED, at Pcndcton, s. c., on the 18th
inst. by the Rev. f. P. Mutually, W. WALLER
of Jno. L. Silton.
~ Printers Fee received.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

-1NDERSON UlSIRlC1.,gSss
IN TIE COURT OF ORDINARY.
Hugh Simpson, Applicant, Us. Elizabeth Simpson,
and others, Defendants.
1T appearing to my satisfaction that Thomas c.
Perry and wife. Sarah Perry, Jane White andsW
liam Simpson, heirs and representatives of Rob-
ert Simpson, deceased, all reside without the linz
its of this State 1t is therefore ordered that they
appear and object to the sale or division of the
Real Estate of Robert Simpson, deceased, on OF
consent to the same will be entered Of record.
HERBERT HAMMOND, DAD.
Jan22, 1866 32 sn,
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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
tonvie, on Tuesday, February 9Th, 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, Thrasher, Cotton Seed,
Blacksmith Tools, sc.
ALSO,
Household and kitchea Furniture.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
LUCINDA c. GREEN, Admr'x.
JOHN 7. GREEN, Admir-.
Nov %, 1866 80 2*
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The Hons Thomas NJ Dawkns and Henry D.
Lesesne have been appoincd by his Exccllcncy the
Governor as Commissioners. for the Constitution
of the Deaf, Dumb and Blind" situated at Cedar
Springs, Spartanburg Dirtrict.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 1S.-In tho Senate Ne
smith, of Oregon, made speech advocating gen.
crous policy towards the South. Wade, of Ohio,
followed at length, endorsing the theory of equal
rights of all men before the law.
The House was engaged all day in the discus
sion of the bill of free suffrage in the District of
Columbia. The bill finally passed. giving the cleo
tive franchise to negroes in the District without
qualification, by vote of 11G to so.
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J. B. MCGEE. Auctioueer
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

IN EQUITY.
John B. Clinkscales Us. Rebeceas Clinkscalcs 4.
G. Cook and wifc-Bill for Partition.
By virtue of an order from the Court of E1uty "a
me directed, viii expose to sale at Anderson G.
H. On sasday @ mi IN pezt the remaining
scales, decd to wit t: Lot No. g., containing one
hundred and eightythree acres, more or less, sit-
uated in District and State aforesaid, and bounded
by lands of William Hewins; NJ. ". Howard, VIM.
Wiley, Harris Long and John Sadier.
Terms of ,Sale.--Cash, or on credit of twelve
months, with interest from date, the purchaser
giving bond with.two or more good slreties to Sc.
cure the payment of the purchase money, and to
receive possession of the premises as soon as
terms of sale arc complied with, and to pay for
titles. W. w. HUMPHREYS, o.E.A.p.
Commissioners Office, ,ys4 >
Anderson G. H., Jan. /, 1866.
Jan 4, 1866 30
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STATE OF SOUTH cARoLrHA.

ANDERSON DISTRICT
WHEREAS, TT Clemson has applied to iime
for Letters of Administration on the Estate Of
Cornclia Calhoun, deceased:
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased
to be and appear at my Office on the 9th day ef
February, 1856, to show cause if any they can,
why said Administration should not be granted
HERBERT HAMMOND, AID.
Jan %, 1866 81 2
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Terms of Sale /:

Terms of Sale:
For all sums under Ten Dollars, Cash. For all
sums over Ten Dollars, credit until the flrse aay
of November next-payment to be made in specie
u 40 G. W. LESTER, ! admr,s
EDW. H. BoBO, : @N>'--i .
Jan 25, 1866 90
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NOTICE..

ALL persons indebted to VIM. SLerard, deceased,
will please make payment Immediately, and those
having claims against the estate will present their
demands properly attested. "a.
t. A.& D. J. SHERARD.
Jan II, 1866 80
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PExDLEToS FAcrcRY.-We extract the following
from the last issue of the Grcenvillc Enterprise:
We learn thatthc Pcndleton Factory, near An
dcrson Court House, has recently changed hands,
Mcssrs. GRADY, HAWTHORN & PERRY, proprietors
of McBEEs Factory in this District, being the pur-
ohasers. Prcc S31 10000. twill be started in
few days upon yarn exclusively, 10 the full ex-
tent of its capacity-about one hundred punches
per day.
The style of the firm will be PERRY, HAwrHoRS
s. GRADY. Mr.. PERRY, the Agent, is now having
the machinery put in good working order, and cx-
poets, in few days, to supply the demands in That
vicinity with good yarn.
He expects for the present, to make his homo at
the Pendleton Factory, though he will retain the
supervision of the McBEE's Factory. They intend
to put it on fine goods so soon. as the necessary
machinery can be had
The building is brick-50by $50 feet and two
stories high. There is ample room for 5000 spin
dies with looms. Locality as is we'll known, is
healthy and good being Immediately on thcfBluc
Ridge Railroad In connection with the Factory,
there are 600 acres of splendid land attached to it,
and the company intend to construct buildings new
and upon an improved style
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1866-01-25

The New York Express says: The crop of cot
ton taxed in 1866, We predict will be very much
larger than was anticipated six months since, and
we mistake not, white labor alone will raise one
third of the old crop. Tennessee, North Carolina
and Arkansas, will raise great deal of cotton in
this way, and the Tcnnessecans arc wisely devo-
ting themselves mainly to cotton production 1t
is certain that for two or three years hardly any
thing will pay better. The experience of the civil
war; and the combined skill and capital of the Old
World, has proved that the United States can have
no rival in q cotton producing country"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1866-01-25

Pro TRx-we learn that during the temporary
abscncesaf Lieut.. ]. CHASE, jr., who is in atten-
dance upon the Military Commission now sitting in
Charleston, the Provost Marshals office at this
place is in charge of Lieut. j. E. AsE, of the First
Naine Battalion.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1866-01-25

FREE souooLs-we learn that the Boart; of
Commissioners, at their meeting on Monday last,
located thniy-thres Schools. The rate established
by them is $40 per scholar
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1866-01-25

BOARD TO APPROVE CoyrnAc7s.-The following
is the organization of the Board of Commissioners
to approve contracts between citizens and freedmen.
The Board is in session on every Tuesday, Friday
aud Saturday:
Lieut.. ]. E. AsHr, chm'n., Ions B. MOORE and
ELIJAH WEDD, Esqs., Citizen members.
Printed forms of contract can be had on applica
tion to either member of the Board.