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WEED SEWING MACHINE CO.,
SOC Broadway, N Y.
(Box 2,04l Post Ofice.)
June 16, 1864.
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I,753 Gold and Silver Watches we're dis.
tributed among the patrons of Parkinson &
Company during the month of January, 1866.
firm in the most complimentary manner: "a
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FURNITURE & CHAIR
. AETUnYY
FAIRALL & MAQUILKEN,
WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS,

A NNOUNCE to the people of Northern
"A Kansas, Southern Nebraska, and North
Western Missouri, that their Mandatory is
still in operation, with greater facilities than
ever, and all in need of Chairs or Furniture of
any kind, are invited to call at their
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500 Solid Gold Hunting Watches $500 to $50
500 Magic Cased Gold Watches $50 to 500
500 Ladies' Enamelled Watches, 100 to 500
500 Diamond Cluster Ladies' Sets 300 to 700
1000 Diamond Solitaire Rings, IS to $50
1000 Heavy Silver Hunt'g watches, Is to $50
1000 Open face Silver watches, 90 to IS
1000 Silv'r & Mahogany Musl box g i 90 to 500
1000 Silver Dining Sets, Is to $50
$500 Silver Tea Sets, complete, so to 200
1000 Silver Urns and Salver, IS to $50
1000 Seven Chamber Revolvers, IS to 300
$500 Patent Single Barrel pistols IS to IS
1000 Richly Framed Oil Paintings, Is to $50
$500 Elegant Pearl Opera Glasses, Is to IS
5000 Mammoth Photograph Albums Is to so
5000 Cluster Diamond Rings, rs to 100
5000 Ladies' Oval Bracelets, Is to so
$500 Gold Chains of different designs ,25 to 300
$500 Gold Thimbles, chased, to so
10000 Signet and Plain Gold Rings, 5to IS
10000 Gentlemen's Scarf Fins, 5to so
l2500 Brooches and Ear Drops, 5to IS
1880 Gold Lockets, double glass, 5to IS
10000 Gold Pens and Gold Holders, Toto IS
10000 Sets Studs and Sleeve Buttons 5 to IS
5000 Sllv'r goblets and drinking cups, 5 to so
5000 Sets tea, table dessert spoons, Toto IS
5000 Sets tea, table, l. dessert forks, 10 to 25
5000 Sets tea, table, & dessert knives, 10 to Is
$500 Revolving Silver Casters, 25 to IS
$500 Silver Cake and Fruit Baskets. 25 to IS
To Immediately dispose of the above mag
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Holders are entitled to the articles named on
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be a beautiful Watch, or Musical Box worth
$500, or a Pain Gold Ring, worth S.. The
return of any of our certificates entities you to
the article named thereon, upon payment, ire.
spective of its worth, and as no article valued
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Ultimate Transaction, which may be
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" Any one wishing to invest in the above
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NOTICE.

ALI. persons having any demands against the Es-
tate Of tie late Mrs. E. E. NORTH, Of Pendieton'
win hand them in properly attested, either 70 Mr'
w. g. D. Gaillard, in Pendleton, or Messrs. InuIs,
ion s Holmes, in Charleston, and those lnaeo.eu
will make payment to Messrs. Thurston no hGimeS'
in Charleston. K. L. N0kia,
Noy. s, 1866 q 8 2
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THE AMENDMENT REJECTED BY GEORGIA.
The Legislature of Georgia has rejected the con-
stitutional amendment The resolution of rejec-
eion reads as follows:
uResoEped, That the Legislature of Georgia de-
Slines to ratify the amendment adding afourteenth
article to the Constitution of tie United States"
4 motion was made in the Senate to postpone
ahe consideration of the resolution to some future
tay, but the resolution was finally passed to vote
and adopted--ycas So, nays none-a full Senate
voting.
In the House of Representatives, the vete on the
resolution stood, yeas lSs, nays 2 The commits
tee, on reporting the restiution, accompanied their
REPORT With q lengthy argument, the Substance OF
which is rs follows: First. That the States Of the
United States a3oae are authorized 10 consider con-
stitutional amendments. Second. That such amend
hnsnts must beproposed by t#ollhiras of Congress,
or by the Legislatures of tSe-tAisds of the States
Third That Georgia was one Of the original States
and must always have eohtinued such, unless she
reserved the right to secede, or gave the Federal
Government the right To eject her. The report ad-
siuces the Legislation of Congress, the Prociama-
lions Of the President, and the issues made during
aha war by the GoNeFnment of the United States,
TO prove that it was held by that Government that
no State could secede, and that the war only
interrupted the practical relations Of the States
Sherpto; and that the suppression Of the re-
bclion was to restore these relations fully, when
the Constitution was to become the supreme law
Of the land The REPORT then proceeds to declare
chat Georgia and the ether Southern States are in
tesral parts of Congress- and that no constitutional
Congress can be convened wdile such integral por
Hons are forcibly excluded says that the adop-
6nn Of tie emancipation amendment is no prece-
dent for the adoption of this one. The Southern
States, as that time, had delegations to be re-
csiivod into Congress, as now, when denied admit
lance. Therepor then concludes by saying that,
an the amendment in question was not proposed
Sy two-thirds of constitutional Congress, the
committee recommend the adoption Of the rcsolu-
tion given above.
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber, having secured the services of an
experienced and skillful Tanner and Finisher, MIR.
q, e. Wiggington, has resumed the Tanning Bus
iuess. six miles north of Anderson c. H, and will
Tan and finish all good beef hides delivered either
sat che store of j. E. & 7. Harper, Anderson c. H.,
OF athe Tannery, for half the leather, or half its
worth !; and will keep constantly on hand good
LOT of Leather, and will exchange 1t for good beef
hides gor cash Thankful to former customers,
sIond inform those in arrears for Leather or 9TH
aryiise. that his Notes must be renewed, and Ac-
counts settled by Note or Cash-would prefer the
6 liter. II you cannot pay all, try and pay part,
and thns enable me to do likewise.
"a s.''.. ,.:s1- s--~-' 49, THOS. HARPER.
aa Nov. g. 1866 2l Sm
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

I'm Observation-Disclosures:
John D. Smith rs. James NJ; Carpenter, and wife
Margaret A. Carpenter, Francis NJ smith-Bill
for Partition Real Estate.
1T appearing to my satisfaction that James NJ.
Carpenter and wife, Margaret A. Carpenter, and
Francis NJ. Smith, Defendants in the above stated
case, reside beyond the limits of this State. On
motion of s. McGowan Com Soi5
Ordered, That the said Defendants do appear and
plead, answer or demur to said Bill Of Complaint
within three months from the publication hereof,
or the same will BE taken pro consso against them.
w. W. HUMPHREYS, o.E.A.D.
Commissioners Office, August 3, 1866
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
BY permission of the Court of Ordinary, I will
sell 10 the highest bidder, at Andcrsonville in the
fork of Tugaloo and Seneca Rivers, on
Saturday, 30th Of November next
The Real Estate of Archibald Bowman, deced5ed,
consisting of four ! half acre Lots, lying in the
village of Andcrsenville, with ois Dwelling House
and necessary oHtbuildidgs ATTACHED. The Lots
are situated together and are sold fof the benefit
of heirs and creditors of said deceased.
Terms; cash id cutrehey.
Admir- with Will annexed.
Oct IL, 1866 II
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COLUMBIA ADvERTIsEMENTs.
FISHER 8. LOWRANeGEE,
COLUMBIA. S. Gu - :

KEEP constaat.y on hand full supply Of the
following goods, viz: e'ie'
sWEDEs IRON, all sizes, to II inches,
ENG. IRON, 1z3 to 2S4 inches,
COUNTRY IRON, horse shoe size to Sx5 inches,,
CAST STEEL, j in square s. octagon to u "
pLow STEEL, 4t0 II inches wide
ANyILs and VICES,
WAGON, TRACE, LOG and COIL CHAIN.
MATS. TACKs, SCREWS, AXES, PICKS,
HAMMERS, HATCHETs & LOCKS. all. al kinds lind
HoLLow-WARE, a full assor't, 10 ets:. per ID
GRINDSTONES, AUGERs,
CHISELS: DRAwING-EEIvEs, ~
FARMERS TOOLS,
SAWS; mill, eross-cut, hand, &c., ssss
IBOTSON'S FILES, the best in market, TA
WpSTENHOLaPS, RODGERS & ALEXAN-
DERiS pocket s TABLE GUTLERR and
RAzoRs,
BoLTrNd GtofHs, No. 9 to 10, as lor as can
be bought ia this market,
BETTING, from to 10 III IL inchcs-largsr
sizes brought 0ut to urasr; es.sssssszsss
COFFEE RoAsTERs, COFFEE MILES,
AXLEs, SPRINGS, WAGoN Boxes -
sPoKEs, SHAFTS, FELLOWS; HUBS.
ENAMELED CLOTH and LEATHER, -. eess
.OILCARPET, .,.,.. ...,.s.s.-.....
BOLTS AlALEABLE CASTINGS, wRRAeffs:
GROCERIES: ia
BAGGING, RoPE.s sg,t gss
SUGAR, CoFFEEa SIR
&c., &c., &c. - ;,-s..ss&ss,
Sept 81, 1866 Is SSmzs
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON DISTRICT

IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY.
Thomas P. Elrod Us. James Elrod, Pinkston Elrod
and others.
IT appearing to my satisfaction that James Elrod,
Pinkstoh Elrod, VIM. B. Elrod, Elijah Elrod, Leon
ard Elrod, Linda Mcconnell, Maiiisda Dunkin, De-
PENDANTS, reside without the State. It is
Ordered, That they do appear and object to the
division or sale Of the Real Estate Of William Ell
rod, deceased, on or before the first day Of Janua-
ry 1867, Or their consent to the same will be en-
tered of record.
Given under my hand and seal this 24th day of
September A. D. 1865. 1....
Is 3m
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
MDERs0N DISTRICT.

X1IO1S1toO4' D1'o] @S~ w.
in THE COURT OF ORDINARY
Summons IL Partition.
To Mark Prince, N. J. Carter and others, heirs
andrepresentaves in law Of Elizabeth Mckee
who died intestate residing T1tnln % 'ne W;1,;a n;a.s
Nail and others. names and nuuber Unknown
residing without the State, Greeting: ~
YOU are hereby required to appear OF the Court
of Ordinary to be holden at Anderson Court House,
for Anderson District, Oh the first Monday in jan
uary, 1867 to show cause If any you can, why
the real estate of Elizabeth Mckee, deceased SIT
bounded by lands of H. P. Price, William A. Nc
Kee and others, and containing l59 acres, more or
less should not be divided, giving to each OF the
distributes their respective share.
Given under my hand and seal this 1th day Of
October a. D. 1866.
ROBERT JUNKIN, DAD.
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Ftpn, az c1ars.eata 4sseaapa.
ssConseFyatiye."

0COnSefYntiye."r Iaf.ssr.-
Everybody that is dissatisfied with
the present order of things, calls him
self "conseryatfyen-tha is, he
doesn't want any political party. He
wants a new party that is no party
He wants to upset and reorganiZe upon
his own discontent, as basis, a politi-
cal party that is no party. He says he
is opposed to politics. Certainly he IS
opposed to all the politics that do not
accord with his own views He is OPP
posed to the Government, but processes
70 be enamored with Andrew ] Johnson.
He wants the traitors just from the
rebel army with blood4stained hands
to'IeCisIafe for him. He can sing pfeans
of praise to! the memory of Stonewall
,Iaekson-go into ecstaOies oyer old Bob
Lee's schemes of butchery and murder.
Helfs very anxious to see oThad. Ste
vens hung-"0ld Sumner" us hestyles
him, he thinks, should be executed by
some unheard of process. He abhors
test 2oaths, ,Eand it "makes his gorge
rise" evento hear of a Htgger. He is
terribly afraid that Sambo will become
his equal. The 7ligger hauntS his dreams
by night and disturbS his waking
hours. He cannot seewhy negroes are
created, as they have gone out of use
since they no longer aid in obtaining
Democratic victories. He is opposed to
ali sudden and radical changes. He
saws, s.thes process of advancement Is
rational rather than impuIsive.n ~ He
also says: sConseryatism rejects all
Visionary experiments based upon the
adoption of abstract ideas of personal
liberty universal equality, &c"
1t is amusing to see men who hye
years ago were the rampant followers
of Jeff. Davis and the infamous Yam
cey, aiding them in precipitating the
Southern States into a revolutions now
advising men to act frationally rather
than impulsiyely." They are now op-
posed to- radical changes when those
changes affect the interest of rebels,
but then they wished by sudden and
precipitate movement to overthrow the
Government. Now they want things
to be done slowly. They see their con-
federates have been defeated. They do
not wish State Legislatures and Con.
gress to rashly pass disabling acts. bui
they want them to be slow in imposing
disabilities upon rebels. Slow in pun
ishing crime, but irrational and tmpui,-
sive in giving the rebels power. Such
is conservatism-the political conserva.
tism of the present day. 1t is Simply
radical rebelism clad in q parapherna,
liza that acc0rCls with the. necessities o.
its deYotees.
n
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Rieh on PIED,

A ccofding to the zanesFiIIe papers,
the preat ssHead Centre',f of Oildom has
at IL st been found. 1t is in Blue Rock
tofl 1slifp. Muskingum county, Ohio.
II Sc ems that almost allJa man has to
do in that region, in order to strike a
Howl Iip well of lnbricating oil, is to take
a mai tock and shovel and dig down a
lev, 4 bet. The largest yielding wells
Tlf,s5e from seventy TO a hundred feet In
iferffs while 1t is Said that one well,
ofifv twenty seven i feet deep, yields
hands, ,mely an oil worth thirty dollars
per. ba, rel at the we'll Although the
discoy, ary. of the place as a first-ciass
oil regi on Is of very recent date, every
avafIaI lie foot of grounds already
takenfu.p, and over FIFTY wells are being
bored! ~ q ists-l4 81 y isisi 49,
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VII. NJ MEICNIFEy
ofAietcalfe, Bro. &Co.

MceABE,KRAFT& CO., wholesale Drug
gists Wheeling, w. vs.. sole Proprietorsy TO
whom ali Iordefs should be addressed.
Wheeling, WEST & MITCHELL, BridgePoEt,
Ohio, and by Dealers In Med:cines every
where sooTTygegI =5ss feb%l 6nh&WI =
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MCCABE, KRAFT & CO., Wholesale Drug
gistS, Wheeling, Sole Agent for West Vir-
ginia; also, proprietors Of Rraftis DiarThen
Compound. Reeds Cough Syrup, Improved
Nerve and Bone Liniment, DIR. Stahls Ger
man Relief and Oriental Hair OIL. ~
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1i NlI PrrsBuRe, July 5, 1865.


nSfessls. McCARfs. RRlFT& Co, Gentlemen: !:
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much pleasure, that Il IS the BEST MEDICINE
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" recommend II to my friendS
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GREAT REDUCTION

i. n. LOGAN q CO.,
7,i lrlt p sitt and LOGAN, LIsTd CO.
tan29 sgfl aesH iffIAgents for Wheeling.
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N0RWAY RAR IIinN.

2 IToNS NORWAY" IRON. FOR mr.
heu Ioots, aSsorted sizes. FaeeiI.e,i ~
IecS q Pc. HIEDREra & RFStt y
'ti-3 hA7 = s. Main street..
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AN INTELLECTUAL Loss.-It is well
that the people of the North should
know what they have lost blythe fail
ute of Congress to admit the Represen-
tatives<of the States lately in rebellion
and for fear they may not be sensi-
BILE of their loss, we let the Augusta
eonstituionalist tell the whole story.
1t says; 5
'aSfnce the South ceased to maintain
its Senator'S and Representatives at
Washington, both Houses of Congress
have wofuIiy fallen from their. high
estate of dignity and decorum.s Yer
biage has supplahted argument; rfotons
departures from grave mhx1ms OF Re-
publican government are the subter-
fuges that mock and slHnder the states
manship of the past. The Southern
Intellect, fiery, creative, i'm stoned
aud chfvalric, was an admissible foil to
the calculating, hardy aggressive mind
of the North. Where both met on the
arena of reason, both were' held in
incest poise, the one by the other; and
both, by such. gfaduation, lowered Into
something really great. Segrated from
one another, both seemed 20 lose vitali-
= 81 l1l
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| General Grant and ihe - I,
The Galena (Ill.) Daily Gazette of the
I4th instant has an article evidently
written by General nt'simmediate
friend, called forth by the fact that
"soniei time sincei a Republican and
Union meeting in the city OF Rochester,
N. Y. had nominated lieutenant Gen
eraT Grant as the Union candidate for
the Presidency in 1851 It is very
Significant. While the attempt to nom
mate the General for that office is char
acterized as "prematnre agitation," the
writer states that Hhis friends look for
ward with pride and hope to the. time
when he shall receive the highest office
which can be bestowed upon him by q
grateful people, as u reward Tor the IN a.
estimable services he has rendered nj ms
country.n The article says that Hhe
! takes no part with the president as
against Congress, and no part with
| Congress as against the President"
| His 7sofficial acts" are his present. plat
form. "His views in regard to the me-
cessity of the freedmenis Bureau and
the Keeping the troops IN the rebel
the protection of Union men in the
South, his suppression of disloyal pa
ners in the SoutIl, and his opinion of
| disloyaI papers in the North, are also
on record. - Ills tCTitteIT dectnTd1otl;
nearly three mouths III GdVGHce of M.
| Lfneol,a,s important orocLdBldtto1i,i that
ysLdIeT7J should be tpiped olt bcfore1th the
ipoT. ended, Is lpelL llol0n 70 al intelligent
men, This Important declaration is
succeeded by an italieised passage,
which is as follows::i 9. ~ -
awe know that all General Grants
hopes and sympathies are with the
great aud patriotic Union party of this
Country. In feeling and in sentiment
he ID strongly identified with the mil
lions OF loyal people, whos in the long
years OF war and carnage and blood,
gave their hearts, their blood, and their
| treasure to their country. We have
neither sympathy nor liberation for
any party nor any set of men, who
were against the country in its terrible
time OF. trial and peril through which
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we were told, the other day, OF q
courteous wagT who, in the excess oil
hispolItHness, never swallowed an oy
ter without saying, Cfood-byi Vaiye'"
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No reasonable man. no honest jour-
nalist, and no one but wilful ira flick
er in human fears, will, in view of
these irrefutable facts, any longer coun7
tenance or encourage hoax which has
already done grent injury TO one of the
leading productive interests Of the
country, and Is caIculated TO DO sun
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no the Public.
Thomas Hughes

>TTTTLI CONTINUE THE MERcHANT
w Tailoring, and wholesale and retail cloth
ing bukineR, atfhe old stand, No. 1A corner
Monr0e and Water Streets. oa2sHad.