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THE FREEDMEN's BUREAU.

We devoted some space Inst week to this favored
institution, and only refer TO the subject again 10
congratulate the people upon'nn order JUS. issued
byaGcns HowAnD, the chief office. Of tho Bureau.
Ithas been tho practice Of subordinate officers to
exact fee theparics g contract, of course
relying upon tho employetefors payment, and in
nnany instances this authority hns been badly
abused, much to tho dctriment Of tho fnrmers and
planters. The annexed order prohibits like prac-
ticcs in tho future, undif tho Southern people are
eomnsllc to paaroniac these officials, they afee1-
empcd from kny special tax for the blessed pri7l-
tlese. Tg.f,5 Il = WfkslGass i
Thereafter and uu,il further orders no fsos or
charges will be exao,ed by officers Of this Bureau
for services rendered in making contracts between
freedmen mud their employers, oithor in esamna-
ton, witnessing, approving registering tho con-
traot or otherwise. IIc requests Assistant COM
missioners 10 instruct thclr subordinalcs to tho
ohoye offeot He recommends written oontracts IN
o,l cascs. as verbal contracts orOa.o confusion.
"The Bureau Agents arc urged to do NIL IN hoif
mower TO secure contracts for freedmen, and IN
rendering their services for this object they should
lat It be .understood that they will be rendered
Without charge TO tho parties concerned"
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Aaastsutl autelligeatsr.
Thursday Morn'g, Jan. 81, 1862.
BUSINESS NoTICE.

By ON advertisement in another column, it will
b seen that coalition has been formed in the
newspaper press Of this District and that hence
forth the ls.sstsesaer end South Carotiaa Baptist
win b issusd sren this Office by Messrs. HoYr-&
EAlrsRs. The good will and business Of the An-
dsrson appeal is transferred TO tae new hrm'' and
an Subscribers to that paper will be furnished with
che In.elsgeaesr until the timepaid for expires
All contracts for advertising VIII be uompteteain
the same manner The proptietots hope 70 retain
.he,pa.ronags heretofore accorded to the Aepsdl
anarespectfully urge those who have not paid their
subscriptions to that Journal 70, be- prompt IN 50
dpins,aa we cannot continue, their subscriptions
ualess payment is made forthwith. j -,
Unden4he now arrangement, Mr. eWALrEns con,
tin1ss in the editorial charge of the Baptist and
will devote his entire time and energies to MAKE
thspapet worthy Of the largo and influential de-
nomination it seeks to represent sr. HoFr also
continues 70 edit the Isteigsnee', and trusts that
Tie sass is . sufficient guarantee for the future as
rsxsrdstbe conduct Of this paper. .:i'-'E' y s''.
The typographical department. is confded't 'toie1-
pertsneed hands, and both papers will constantly
reesave the unremitting care and supervision Of
the senios partner. sS'''''s1f - = - - .
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LIVERY STABLE
!. G: Il E!
3
,JOHN +. ARNoID

fs,;--oa Y, ANNOUNCES 10 the public o.rpv
ssrEg9z that he is prepared with good 80
Harness and Saddle Horses, Carriages, Buggies
and Hacks to transport passengers to any point, at
reasonable prices for Cash only,
My Hack or Omnibus will be at the Depot on the
arrival of the trains, and will carry passengers to
any part of The Town. Also persons leaving by
tho morning train can be accommodated by giving
notice the night before,
Mr.. F. NJ. Murphy is in charge of the Druys
and Wagons and is in readiness at all times to
haul goods, furniture, &C.; rand great care will be
takcn with everything entrusted to him in that
''4s An elegant IIearse can be secured on eppica-
tion to the undersigned.
Wood furnished by the load at reasonable
prlco and ON short notice. Cash on delivery.
f''~' -, JOHN. L. ARNOLD.
Jan 81. 1861 -. SO -. .......
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i ,,srar cry 1s, sr1II THEY coMEs'

The popular favor manifested towards the en-
sertainnmsnts recently given in the Court House
has induced the ladies and gentlemen Of the corps
toiropsat tha performance another time. Thepub-
Lie win bear in mind therefore, that On attractive
programme has been Arranged for tonight, if the
~essher permits, and an earnest invitation is here
By extended to the good people Of Anderson to re-
ward these efforts to ampse and entertain BY gen
srai attendance on this occasion. Price Of admis7
sion, oaly 50 cents. The following is the pro-
granne; <; Philharmonic 8; ;Charade, Contest; !;
e-.sparkling and Bright Philharmonic;
ChasadeT Madcap .Salo-"Come DER the stream,
Charlie; song-Ballads iby Miss 3. 7. REED;
Charade-lt nsyer rama butt pours ;Philharmo-
MIC, Duott--Mrs, H. and Miss &. 2. b., Charade-
Honor among, Thieves; Glpe-Huntsr's Chorus;
Solo, Maniac s, Charade-Mauage (; Chorus
Meoss's Farewell; Philharmonic - ~ -
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JOHN j.. BAKER,
DEALER.IN

.,--4 +. DEALER, IN 'g:.
Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, =
Window Glass, Putty, Dyestuffs, varnishes,
Perfumerics, Extracts, Stationery, e;
Ladies' fine Toilet Powders, Soaps, =
Hair, Tooth, Nail, yarnish and Paint Brushes,
Fine Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, =
Lamps Of every variety, -
Kcrosine and Turpentine by the barrel. = +.
In snort, everything usually kept in the Drug
line--all of which l will sell at the very lowest
Also Agent for the sale of Jayne's, Ayers, Rad
ways and Fout1's preparations Keep constantly
on hand all the popular Patent Medicines Of the
day. A..
late firm, (Mr Deyis,) who is now. doing business
in Charleston sin his old way" will only be sup
piled from that quarter with the very best the mar
ket affords; and hence think can make it to
the interest Of customers at least to call and exam
inc before purchasing elsewhere
Brick Range, next door above the Post ohoe'
Anderson c. II. 49,. ...., ~.
Jan II, 1867 8l 4m
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!. To MY Creditors.

ON mature consideration, think it best for the
interest of my Creditors. and myself, that meet
together, and make some arrangements which will
secure That end. l therefore request MI those
who have demands against me, contracted before
the war, to meet me ut Anderson Court House on
Thursday, the 14th of FebAlary, to enter into
all concerned TO attend Bring your Notes with
you. e.p:s go. JAMES MULLlKlN.
Jan 81. 1866 3s 49, TX
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Anderson High School

h na nGs Ss 0nda IN 1 FEB b.
wholesome restraint uron pupils. Each pupil
to furnish seat and desk Proper arrangements
will be made for. the. comfort OF. the school. In
view of The exceeding strinscncy of tue times, the
fee will be ten dollars Mt the end of the quarter,
or eight dollars in advance If d large number be
enrolled, the fee could yet be lowered. Boys or
girls who Gun read the mother tongue well, and
write lcgibly, Gun successfully study Latin ut ten
or twelve years of age. Large schools have their
advantages, as we'll as small and select. The prin-
cipal studies can be well taught to large classes;
and, indeed, large class is the condition of spir
tied emulation. in connection with this School,
music on Piano will be taught by Mrs. c. II.
Borstel, at ten dollars per quarter.
= J. b. HILLHOUSE.
Jan "a, 1867 80 2.
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AspEnsox, Jan: %.

=. ANDERSON, Jan: %.
The following prices were obtained in the An
derson market this week Cotton dull, at from,
% to 20. cents; Corn, s1.65 to s1.75 per bushel;
Peas, 1.4o to 1.5O per bushel; Bacon, 15to ls per
lb.; Beef Al to Gets. per lb Pork, 10 10 cts.
Bagging, 45c. per h.; Rope 25c. per h.; Butter,
Csc. per lb. Eggs, 20 to rs per dozen. Gold, 1so.
''e 80 ~ " CHARLESTON Jan. 26.
Sales of ZIG bales, at from 81 to s23 for mid
ding uplands.
Cotton very firm and more active, with sales of
LOO .bales-nliddling uplands, ssa TO "a, Gold,
843: -. -. - :. -. .-..--. -
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HAsnsome poNAY1on. :

We learn that A. T. srEwAnr, the famoas dry
goods asrehsat 81 New York, has recently pre-
scented ths Presbyterian Church Of this place with
handsome, , carpet. The ladies of that denomina
tSn have been industriously engaged in decorating
.ke Interior Of the building, and the timely dona
tion.e Mr: s1Ew1nr Nill enable them to appro;
PIRATE the funds now on hand to other improve
msns undergraduates Ip their be behalf, We would
tender grateful thanks for this acceptable present
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Pendleton Male Academy !

THE Exercises of this School will be resumed on
the first Monday in February next, under the di-
rection of Capt. j. S. AUSTIN, who proposes to
teach the English branches and Bellies Lettres
course, French and Mathematics. including Sur
veying and Civil Engineering. Terms-nine, thir-
teen and eighteen dollars per session. Discipline
military, exclusive of the drills Board can be
obtained at cheap rates in the village.
Jan 81, 1867 SO
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aKN, ELL1soE. cApKRs.,

The distinguished President Of the Soldiers AS
sociat;0n, now living in Greenyile, was prevented
from beingiin attendance on Monday last, owing to
thefsct that there was NO train from that place
thsmorning. In consequence of this circumstance,
tho Association did not convene at Che hour ap-
pointed, snd no meeting was held on that day. -
We presume that the Association wilfnot be called
together before the next regular quarterly meet
ing, the irs. Monday in April next. : -
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General Vaughan has addressed letter to
Governor Fletcher, Of Missouri, in which he does
not mince the English language. lie denounoes
III. Governor as liar, murderer, thief, etc., and
ACCUSES him of fraud in the sole Of the Iron Noun
tain Railroad. -.
= The Supreme Court has decided, in several
lottery and liquor cases. that payment Of the Fed
eral ia. does not authorize business prohibited oy
State laws. t.ssss ~
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MARRIED, on the 24lh inst, by Rev. J. 1.
Bonner, Mr.. j. T. TONNES and Miss JULIA L., Rob-
Enrs, all of this District. :. Ill :at
On the 2srd instant, by Rev. g.. II. Round, at
the residence of the brides father, Mr.. Wa. II.
PENNY, Of Pckens District, md Miss SUE G.
BROWNE, of this District - q -
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[ADvERTIsEaESr,]
To the Editor of the GresnviAe Enterprise' i,ssi

-i.f -yt+- go. 5dREENElLLE, Jan, IL, loVt.r' 8
To the Editor of the Grenuille Enterprise i,ssA
see you are requested to copy on advertise
ment from the Anderson Appedh which is a cer-
tifoate from certain parties of -Guyton Guyton's
character, and in response to my advertisement Of
him. These parties are entitled to their opinions;
am to mine; and truly do I thank them for pub
fishing to the wise, theg good, the virtuous, and to
the world at large; the different estimate We lave
Of what constitutes gentleman Some Of the
parties are known personal enemies of mine
bitter ones-and we have not even spoken in six
yenrs. Others of them have confessions Of judy
mcnts against the Guytons which my property, or
what ought to be my property, will doubtless pay.
have never believed a nun gentleman who would
take my land, bread, meat, mules, corn, cattle,
hogs and other chattcls, with q promise to pay,
live on it for nine years, then make Transfers of his
property, THAT must not characterize as fraud.
swindling, or robbery, lest it lays me liable for
SANDER or libel, so as to deprive me of redress,
thus securing for the benefit of himsef and Others,
nly Effects, to the amount of thousands upon thou-
sands, which the best years Of my life have been
spent in accumuating. to ennble me to educate n
large family of little children and whcnI appeal
to the laws of my country, after; magnanimously
Offering to take one dollar in twenty-five dollars,
he flies the country to avoid q Ca Sa., which he
must fear will make him disgorge part Of these
creted funds it' ~ .fi 80 go
Irepeat my thanks TO these parties for bringing
before the public the difference in their and my es-
innate of gentleman. "You for your candidate,
They may publish, Mr.. Editor, as many certif-
Gates Of character as they please but intend to
secure my eight or nine thousand dollars, or my
part thereof that con, for which they have had
value received, in gold, or its equivalent, and re-
tain md maintain my own estimate, and the right
to that estimate, of what constitutes gentleman,
regardless of any dictation on the part of the
signers to this attempt to whitewasli bad man,
Oh, honor oh, virtue! oh, integrity 10 where
hast thou fedl Can the allegations that Northern
Radicals are publishing against us every day, and
in every newspaper, be true? God forbid. 'H
-. - 1'as 81; JOHN D. ASHMORE.
Jan 81, 1867 88 ~s., l. r.,
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STATE NEWS. !

correspondent of the, NeWberry Herald, sign
ing himself .yo1 Populi," nominatea the Hon. T..
g. Keitt as suitable person to represent the Third
Congressional District in the United States Con-
grass. As the eleetion does not take place until
nsxtsfal this nomination is in ample time. The
..,oice Of the people, in this region is profoundly
etioent on thesubjectof electmg amy oneto knock
atshs door Of the Radical Congress- 's'..' -
TIE Sumter News regrets to learn that Mr.. Lau-
renee NJ spann, an old and highly respected citi-
.eiio .ha. District, met with serious accident
Wills riding on korsebaek, His horse falling, break
ing his thigh and in15uring him otherwise. :
TRo new papers ore prospeeted in the State-the
Aiken Press, by q. W. Rassnel and ". D. Kirk.
land, and the orangeburg Nevs, BY Samuel Dibble
and Charles r. Hall. We wish these gentlemen
success in the precarious calling they are entering
upon. ..s......-....,, $50
The Nngstree Star chronicles tho death of Jo-
seph a. Hemmingway,, q prominent and useful
citizen Of that District at his residence near Black
Mingo, on the 18th inst. -Four hundred negroes
left Xingstres last week, destined for Texas.
Ne. learn from the Picksns Courier that the
homestead Of the late Hon. John C. .CalhotI,
"Fort Hin," near Pendleton, will shortly be sold
public auction, under decree from the Court of
Eauity. The Courier is hopeful for the Blue Ridge
Railroad, and says that the authority is good for
saying Interpretations will be commented at Knox
vilfe,ist an early day, for the completion of the
road in Teunessee-a distance Of, fifty miles: The
District Court for Piekens lasted only two days
no litigation, and scarcity of criminal cases. COL
Norton acted ss prosecuting attorney.
The Laurensville Herald learns that young
man named Walker, of spartanburg District, was
drowned recently IN attempting to ford Reedy Riv-
or. His body wasreccvered and taken to Lsurens,
and the jury Of inquest found that he came to his
death by accident in mistaking the ford and at
tempting to cross where the river was not fordable
Horace Greely, freedman, was convicted last
week in Charleston of the murder of Benjamin s.
Rhstt Esq, in July last, and sentenced to be hung
on Friday, 10th day Of March next. =.
The Edgefeld Advertiser announces the death in
that village, on the Goth instant, of Jabsz Ryan,
ESD, aged sixty-nine years Mr.. Ryan was of an
Edse6eld family particularly distinguished during
the Revolutionary war. The Advertiser gives an
soeount Of fatal ARRAY in the upper part of that
District, which resulted in the death ofstsn Chap
psy, veil known character, and q negro man,
name unkuown. Two brothers Payne were in q
difiaulty with chappen, who took the negro to the
houee Of Frank Payne, and there shot the latter,
&ho fred at Chappell after falling and killed hin,
instantly The other brother, JEFF. Payne, ap.
pcaring upon the scene, Wis fred upon and slightly
wounded By the negro; he, in turn, shot the ne
gro and killed him. Frank Payne Is severely, Il
Sst dspgeFously wounded.
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pERH0NAI.

eWswere. pleased to meet in our Office. on saiur-
dsy iast;f the proprietor Of the Columbia Pacnsz'
yvEsaslA srIBr; Esq, who was on brief visit
TO our vsllses ,ss thst time Like hisnadmirable
paper; he carries with him evidence of health and
prosperity, ,ahd we wish for both uninterrupted
success. Those desiring to subscribe for the Pas-
nft will cali upon Mr.. JurfUs PoepE, who is duly
ath6riied to receipt for subscriptions in this sec
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rEw wnans ABOUT pHYsIO.

It is well for people to know where they can
purchase genuine Drugs and Medicines. Messrs.
aoopnrcu, wlsrxAS & Co., at their Old Southern
Drug House, No. 1853 Meeting street, Charleston
s. C., are old and experienced Druggists and keep
ON hand nothing but reliable articles. Their stock
is the most complete one South of the Potomac
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EAIR NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted to the Estate of VIM. N.
Major, deceased, either by Note or Account, will
come forward and make payment without delay, as
his Estate must be settled up. This Estate is in
terestc,l in the assets Of the late Firm of Moore
& MINOR, which must be settled without delay.
Persons therefore,. knowing themselves indebted,
either to the Estate or the late firm of Moore 4
Major, must settle soon or pay cost. ...., -.
JAMES b. MOORE, Admir-.
Jan 81, 1867 SO
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Dissolution.

TIE Firm heretofore existing under the name
and style of Davis, Deal & Co., is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. The. business in future
will be conducted by John j. Baker, ono Of the
late firm. n,,,re 81.
s. D. DEAL,
j. J. BAKER. .
jan Z, 1867 81
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FAIR NOTICE.

HAVING removed from Anderson, cannot.
give my personal attention to the collection Of
claims due tho late firm Of EvINs & HUBBARD.
Therefore, all indebted to said firm afe hereby no.
tilted that the Notes and Accounts are placed in
the hands of Reed Brown for collection, and
those wishing to save cost, will make settlement
R. H. HUBBARD,
Active Partner of Evins s Hubbard.
Jan "a. 1867 81
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ESTATE NOTICE.

ALL nersons indebted to the Estate of D. j..
Thicker. Jr., deceased are notified that their Notes
md Accounts must be arranged on or by the 10Th
day of February next, in order to save cost Inose
having demands against the said Estate muss pre-
sent them on or before the day above sPe'ineU' "
they will be debarred the prlye4gScr; mf4gSrrR Admir-.
jan 81, 1867 80
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FINAL NOTICE.

BROWN &, SMITH have closed their business,
and have placed their Notes and Accounts in the
hands of John b. Moore, Esq, for collection, and
hereby notify all persons indebted to them, unless
they come forward and pay up Immediately, they
viii have costs to pay. One of the firm will be
found at all times OF the Office of Mr.. Moore.
io"-'' BROWN g. SMITH.
Jan 81, 1867 So 8
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~.vr Yona ~ RsruRNs.

To-day Thursday is tho last day allowed to
mike returns for town taxes. Persons interested
will soye trouble by calling upon the Clerk Of
Council and making their returns without delay
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

THE Notes and Books of Account of E. D.
Benson s. Sox have been placed in our hands for
collection. Persons indebted will save costs by
settling by the 18th of February. Debtors resi-.
ding in Pickcns District will call at our office at
PicSens C. H., and those in Anderson District at
wH1TNER s. wH1TNER, Atty's, &c.
Jan "a, 1867 81
aa- KeOpec Courier publish three times.
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Estate Notice.

.11 or.on. Indebted to the Estates of J. L. jolly
Alb persons ne1 Bowen, deceased, and John Hi1,
ronuested to come forward and settle
deceased are Tbose having demands against said
mmea,asi ,sl present them legally attested to the
undersigned. JAMES WEBB. Admir-.
Jan 81, 1867 81 q
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Medical Card.

DR r. A. EvINs informs his patrons and the
nublc. that he may always be found, except when
professionally engaged at his residence on MoDufie
Street frat door north Of the Methodist Church.
Inn 81. 1867 33 I'm
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Notice Of Copartnership.
THE Undersigned have formed Copartners
,nder the name and style Of
.Hoyt- & Walters,

In the Publication of the anderson lntegencer and
South Carolina Baptist, and have purchased of W..
L. Walter. the business and good will of the An
der.on Appeal and likewise obligated themselves
to fill out the unexpired subscriptions of said pa
All persons indebted to the anderson appeal,
and oil persons indebted to the South Carolina Bap-
tst, prior to the 1st day of February, 1867, will
make payment TO W. E. Walters, and NIL persons
indebted to the anderson Intehgencer prior to the
snne date, will make payment to James A. Hoyt.
This Copartnership to continue without Limitation.
JAMES A. HOYT,
w. E. WALTERS.
Jan 81, 1867 : .'' SO
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

ANUERSUN UISTRICU. - =
WHEREAS, j. s. Murray has applied 30 ME for
Letters of Administration on the Estate of L. A.
Osborne, deceased.i ~ !,
These are therefore to cite and admonsh all and
singular the kindred and creditors of said deceas-
ed to be and appear Mt my Office on Monday,
l1th day of February, 1867, to show cause, If any
they can, why said Administration should not be
granted. ROBERT JUNKIN, DAD.
Jan. 81, 1867 'S3
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s@ ,Resaips matter on every page.
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Jan Z, 1867