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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-16
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

ARRIVALS AND DRPARTUREs.
Arrivals.
BY n OVERLAND ROUTE:
w A Allen
BIT n ~PLAolRvILLI ROUTE:
Mrs E A Rickwell Jas McCarty
II Mohaw Mrs Crane
Departures.
By n poNNaR LAKE ROUTE:
Mary Bubel Mary Bryning
Jas Friscot &c Brown
A N Wooding
Br THE PLAcERvILLR ROUTE:
Samuel B Martin in Williams
BY TIKI OVERLAND ROUTE
c c Wallace W B Leonard
Andrew Collins Samuel Theal
W c Campbell A Warner
Robt Joice 3 0hinamen
W George and wife W S Tuttle
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-16
G. x HOBBS,
Successor to E. W. KoyOs)
General Undertaken,

Ne. 100, South O stroot,... Virgins,
Has on hand the only stock Of
Barstov,s Metallic Caskets and Burial
Cases, Fine ahogany COINS,
Comm Trimmings, etc.,
In the state!
Also-METALLIC C0FFINS Of all kinds, got
up At shortest notice. Also, largo sssortmentsof
Siyer.P latedsnd Metal Mountings, Grape, Gloves,
Robes, Fringes and Satin Lining 60. etc.
Particular attention paid TO SHIPPING
BODIES, and Funerals attended TO Win
promptness.
p. S.-Hearses and Carriages will be In read.
ness TO attend Funerals all over the county and
vicinity.
Furniture and Furnishing Goods
Croker, Wooden and Willow
Ware, etc., etc.
Virginia, March II, 1857. mrll'n
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BATHS! II HIS :!
HAIR DRESSING!
TONSORIAL!
DENTAL y!

DR. J. @. MAYER CON.
~ tinues In builne at bis N
old stand, opposite Pioneer
Street, Gold Hill. BATBS&
can be obtained on short notice.
A LADY'S HAIR DRESSING ROOM, I'M.
der the charge Of the well known Partisan Hair
Dresser, Francois Gillette. Tho attention Of
Ladies' Is particularly directedts this department,
a. proper attention to the Hslr Of q Lady's head
IL Of vital importance to her future happiness.
Hair Curling, Cutting, and the application OF
choice Hair RestoratIyes and Cosmetics.
DENTISTRY.-Dr. Mayer wi lalso attend to
Dental Surgery, and invites all who may need
his services.
Cuppiux, Bleeding and Loechiug perform.
cd In the Best Style.
ALSO, for sale, Fresh Hungarian and Swedish
LeechsI. I'm
Gold Hill, Feb. q. 1857. fe2l.tf
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-07
SAN FRANCISCO.
Message Of Gov. ckering-A Band
OF Indians Killed From Portland,
Oregon - Monetary and C'mmer-
elai--Fatal accident, de-, &c.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. portland
(Or gOn) news OF Dec. 18th gives
rumor that the ga il"rnIa Steam
Nav CATION Company have bought
controlling interest IN the Oregon
Steam Navigat on Company. and the
trade or | taho Eastern Oregon. aud
the forts of Washington Terr tory
won d be delivered from Portland to
st. Helena, on the COlumb r ver
.t- SANjaFRANClsco. Jan 4.-Mlning
shares clio ed as follows: Challa. +. 2lS;
Oph +. 1872; .Betcher.. 1:}2; Imperial.
rs; Yellow Jacket, 1915; Alpha, 200.
Legal tender, T4l. .'ii a o2L
Sx thou~and pounds Sea Island
cotton, frollr Homo ulu, arrived yes
.terlay. en r2ute to Liverpool, via
Panama.
In the wheat market m d ling quail :
ties are quoted at 81 81 per cwt. q.
A Victoria. Vaucouver's Island dis
patch, says imports dur ng the last
wear have Increased G750.B0. and ex-
ports 91480uW over the prev OILS year
Drl Salter the American Consul,
at Hankan0w, returned to China on
the 18th of December. -a.
All k nds Of business dull at Hank
Hnowl J 'Phe ock on hand wa7 heavy.
! and three more cargOes were then du'.
Gen Charles w liam "a prominent
lawyer, was klle ! to-day Ii WIS re-
ported lthat lie sl'"tuhim-eif W tn a
! D ;stoi.. lie subsrq leutiy declared the
/ shot was ilccldenta ;, go. s.t
t. Itls reported thai the French in
tended 20 eraeuate Acnapoi0 ON
Christmas day after arranging. with
the Liberals for the safety of all per-
sous coupr sel by adhering to the
1Imperialists . ~ - -
/ The import trade Of California
dur ng the past wear, was 81 600 600
export trade $l7. .250, 900, Exclusive o.
Treasury. which amounted to $44.,
| 25O,O00> This does not include So,
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Rebel PerecutiOn of Union
officers in Texas.
HIGHLY INTERESTING LETTER
FROM GEN. HEINTzHLMAN.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
WASHINGTON.
Ser ator WilSOn-Arriyal Of the Body
If his Son -NeWpl.'s Articles of
Imp, achment, &e., &c.

F
WASHINGTON, Dee 5-The follow
ing are Representative Neweil's arti-
cles Of Impeachment:
FIRST Immed iately upon entering
on the duties OF his office. thnut
consultation with the aw-mak ng
power, leg stating for the Sou hern
States, III the most autocratic man-
Uer.
Second. Assuming powers which
Congress Oniy can exercise and lay
/. ng down laws4tprs whole2sectf Of
country; in tact, mixing aud unmak :
ing statutes Tor the people of the
United States.
Third. Assuming to decide who are
and who are not citigens ot the United
States, and excluding loyal men from
the rights OF suffrage s,,f.sxy
Fourth. Authorizing unpardOned
rebels to exercise the anne right
Filth. Handing over rebel States to
disqyal men, and putting loyal men
under their tyranical sway.
SIKH. Eevating rebels who had
fought to destroy the Union. and put
ting down loyal men who had fought
to preserve it,
seventh Appointing men Govern
ors OF States whose hands were vet
red with the blood of slaughtered
Union citizens and soldiers. -
+ ghth. For letting loose rebels, in
New Orleans upon legal and peace
able assent ~ Of loyal men. resulting
in massacre, such as troze the heart of
the North with horror and diSmay,
aud caused every loyal Southern heart
to utterly de par of the country 6
! Ninth. For afterwards shaking the
bloody hands of those murderers in
the reception room of the. Presiden-
tial mansion. while he scomplimented
them upon the uianner in which they
had executed his programme for
wiping out loyalty at the South.
Tenth. For denouncing this body
as a uSurpatiOn.
Eleventh. Not satisfied with ex-
citing the passions of the mob against
the lawful authority of Congress,
through the press, by fully III, n ain
ing of himself aud satellites, but de-
scending 10 the arena OF stump ora
tory in this and other cities, and de
.fiyerIng harangiltiSa citcuIated n t
ony to excite breach Of the peace,
lu' violation Of the Government it
! sc T. 4.
Twelfth. On the pretense of lay ng
tthe corner-stone of a mpnumept to d
deceased statesman. reporting those
harangues at every p0 mt on his route,
the only object nf' vii ch W - TO br.mA
the Congress Of the United States i'm
to contempt and derision. sa,,,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-The body of
l. L'eutenant Wilson arrived here this
morning.
Senator Wilson will prob; b leave
| for Massachusetts Tomorrow with the
| remaius.
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NE w YORK
Freedmen's Pcsti1aI-better from
~ JuaFez-tmiOH Pacific Railroad
Sailing of Steamers, .Gc., &c.

L
New loRK, Jan. 5-The festival
TO the freedmen the freedmen's vii
lage at Arlington Heights, took place
yesterday. 1r a.E zEEE -
- A letter received from President
Juarez. dated Chihuahua, DECEMBER
15 says he would leave hat day for
Durango, en- route for Zlcatica Tn-.
stead of going TO Monterey he would
proceed to San Luis and Gunaye, TO
be ready to enter the City of Mexico
as soon as it is evacuated by the
French. .f
President JuareZ expresses entire
confidence IN Nappleon's good faith
IN Withdrawing the while OF his force
atan'early day. ~" feis sba
The Secretary of the Interior has
rrce we'd the report of the Govern
N satsG1mn n sioner Fon- the 9Th sec.
ton Of 35 miles Of the Un on Pa
cific. Railroad. IItarepreseuts it alt.
ready for serv ce. and recommends its.
Acceptance. Pies dent Johnson con
cnrs IN the same, and bonds due tur
the same will be issued. r.
New YoRK. Jan 6.-Twelye steam
ShlpS saiied yesterday iUr European }
and coastwise aports- Also, the C4ty
OF Washington, Allevai la, and ,Loui j
-Siana, Tor Europe. e 5e1S AsG >f"2 :
A bogus check sw miller, whose
name is not known, was arrested yes
terday for victim zing Fref Brothers,
Jatfray & Co., Lathrqp, Hudd ,ngton
& Co. and others. OF several hundred
dollars each.
New YoRK, Jan. 6.-Charles Sum
ner. formerly orderly sereeant in the
5Dekalb regiment. committed suicide
-to-night. on account OF depression
Of sp rrts eau ell by beingout OF work.
H. leaves a wife and four children
perfectly destitute
The body of AN unknown man was
found in North River. ~
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xxxIxth Oongfess--secOnl session.

rxs1.. -.ss, WASHINGTON, Jan, ..
SENATE The, Senate is not in ses-
sion to-day.
HoUsR--The Speaker said that un-
der the rule adopted yesterday, there
could be morning hut de atesI as in.
Committee. of the Whole.
Spnulding. of Ohio, was assigned
the floor, aud comnience his speech by
an aIlusion to the remarks uttered by
him. some days ago, relative to certain
remarks attributed to. him in the
Oh Onicle. For these he was subjec-
ted. as was always the case, to the
caustic remarks OF the gentleman from
Pennsylvania. Mr.. Stevens. Spauld
ing then read Stevens remarks on the
occasion, wherein he (Stevens) stated
that the doctrine set forth in Spauld-
ing's resolution of inquiry was most
pernicious, The resolution simp,y di
rected the Committee on judiciary to
iuquireiinte the expediency of dong a.
certain thing he (SpauldIng) desired
to, be amended. He would also have
all the States South adopt the Ahlepd
ment.
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SHANNoNvIH.E, G. W. Jan. s.
The train which left Montreal for
the west yesterday morning. ran off
the track neat here. The smoking
car was thrown across the track. and
four persons were slightly injured.
MONTREAL, Z. f., Jan. 5.-The
MiHeroa London c0rres pendent
writes that the Canadian delegates
rather Il an sanction the act wing
Protestanls privileges refused to
Catholics. will close without adopting
any plan. .t~E4s
MONTREAL. G. E., Jan. 5-The
London correspondent of the .UeR~rce
iutimates that confederation cannot
be adopted by Imperial p rliament
for three or i0lr months l. will not
be proc med II Canada before My.
TIE Grand Trunk Railway Compa-
nv offer to bind themselves, IN 800
OoO if the Treasury Department at
Washington Will give permission To
have personal goods shipped over
ther road pass suspension bridge
without examination.
ToRoNTo. CIV. Jan 5-The over
coats con'rihued by Roberts for Fe-
nan prisoners are retained at the
Custom House. duty not having been
pad.
The Gl,be to-day comments severe
ly on the recent trials at Sweetsourg,
aud failure of justice.
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Z NEW YORK.
The Arkansas DlegaliOn TO Wash
iDgtOn-AOPIary Matters.

New York, Jn. 5.-Steamers for
Europe to-day tok out $693.751; to-
tai Tor the week S817511 CONNER
.cial noes in continuance of the >trin-
gency n the mong market, are unusu-
ally a'tlve at Pr cent. Discounts
are nom nal lhvernments less ac-
tive, hut yesterdy's quotations were
sustained. Sterlng nom nal.
A Washington special says the Ar
kansas delegation have. been rereiyed
with grelt K ndieSs by the Radical
members of Conmess. and are assured
if Arkansas accepts the Constitut on
al Amendment lstore next December,
she will SECURE Fpreselltat ton in Con
greSS.
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5DO.Olt : ippe | hythe UuIed $40,
Treasurer nn arcount Of G0yerument
The VIII, at exported during the pas
year was 600,O00 bushels, valued al
$963.0u0. ,,
The total amount of California pro
ductions exported during the year
were valued AT $l1 ,600.000. 1s
The wool manufactured here dur
ing the past year was 100000
pounds.
The steamer Moses Taylor sailed
to day for San Juan DelSar.
In the wheat market the quota
t'ons are lower at 81 IS per 100
pounds.
SAN Francisco. Jan. 4-The mes
sage Of Gov. Pickering, of Washing
ton Territory. to the LegisIatu re, is
received. The Governor regrets the
absence of road through the Cas-
cade Mountains, and recommends
that one be Immediately constructed.
tie says the Indian land titles should
he speedily eXtinguished, to facilitate
settlement bv the whites. ~.
ii Twenty soldiers from Camp Wat
SON, recently pursued band of Ihdi-
ans killing fourteen men, capturing
five women and recovering some sto-
len property. sHs .l.-ittsr+
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ST. LOUIS.
Senate Pass the AmendmentA The
Senatorial Nominee - DisliIleries
Seized. ff4@

ST. LOUIS, Jan, 6,-The Constitu-
tional Amendment passed the State
Senate yesterday hya vote OF rs to 8.
1t will pass the House to morrow. -.
The Radical eaucus 3 to-mOrrow
night will nominate a u. s Senator.
1t IL believed that Chas. D. Drake will
be the nominee. q aszF.sssg ~ lsa
The election takes place on. Mon
fhrteen distilleries have been
seized Ii Ray Jackson, and Clay
Counties, this State, for violation o.
the revenue laws.
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BALTIMORE.
Arrival Of Steamer Mexican.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 6.-The steamer
Mexican. chartered by The Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad. VIII ch left Queens
town December 8. and which it was
feared was lost. arrived this evening
safe, with valuable cargo. She ex-
perienced heavy weather all the way,
and had toput into Fayal for coal.
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BOSTON.
Tie Weather - Suit Against DIR
ifii.atDA IainGS.

BosTON, Jan. 6.-Four to- five
inches of snov fell last ght. Mer-
curry. 2;}o
B0sTON. Jan. Ga suit for dam
ages has been commenced aga INST DR..
Jerome Haines by IA young mIn, VINO
alleges that he Was ser GU y injured
by exhaIatidh Of nitrous oxide gas,
administered for bronchial trouble.
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w ASH< TON.
The PROSPECTIVE Veto.

WAsHTNGTON.J Jan. 5.-The District
Suffrage sBslll; layiug originated in
the Senate. the Presidents veto will
go to that body IN Monday. that be hg
the last day all,wed by the Cnnstitu-
ton in which, le can veto the bill.
There seems ID doubt that he will
send in his yetomessage. !.
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CINCINNATI.
Fatal Railroad Accident.

CINCINNATI. Jan. 5-The rear car
Of the passenger train going north,
on the Sandusky. Dayton and Cincin-
natl road. was thrown from the track,
near Tiffin. to-day. A lady and boy
we're killed and several others in
5axed.
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TAUNTON, MASS.
RailrDad Collision.

TAUNTON, Jan. 5.-The passenger
train from BostOn came INTO collision
with freight train at Weir Station
this morning. severely injuring con
ductor Jones of the former. and bag
gage master Arnold. who. il is feared,
1will not live. No other person much
injured
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LOUISVILLE.
A judiciary

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 6.-Judge Bal
lara yesterday decided in the United
States Court, that the pardon of an
offender tor selling cigars without
the requisite stamps, did not rem
any part of the fine allowed the in
formers.
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The Austin Sidte Gc1zet publishes
a complimentary letter from Govern
or Throckm morton to Heihtze man, re-
grett ng his relief Of the Commission
er Department. and congratulat 'ng
h M on the general satisfaction his
administration gave the people of
Texas. ai1
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CAN A DA.

Railroad Acritent-LOBdOn POliti.
cal (OrrrspmdeHcP-The conf d..
Grafton Plan-An old offer Repeat
ed BIZ the q I. Il. CO-The Fenian
OVerc0ats-Tie Globe on Fenian
Trials.
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EUROPE.
BY the Atlantic Telegraph,

FRANCE.
PARIS. Jan. 5-The Bourse is firm;
rentes arequuted 6S; francs 81 ceats,
GERMANY
FRANKFORT, .Jan. 5-4Five-twenties
closed at rs. Z
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Kind Rerep'iOnOf the Arkan.
saS DelegatiOby the "Radi-
cal" COnTeSSmen.
Fatal RaiIrosI accident tn
AA OfiO.A "a
IMPORTANT CANADIAN NEW:
Congressional Proceedings
.3HGII000 Il q @ r I \
ST. EOUESs
Iron WOfS Burned.

SrsIoGaS, JaaI5AThe Co-opera-
tive Iron Work, on Ashley Street
were burned lastlight. Most of the
machinery, pattens &c, were saved.
Loss, between $4,000 or $4,000.
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sSAVyEA N(NaAH.
s.E9sso Barnin= lor Mlik. Il ~

SAVANNAH SAVANNAH GA GG1A., Jan Il 86.-The loss
bylt he burning otthe VancIeur Mills
was $25O,O00.
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G9EEN RIVER CNAL.l
RonIAM CoAL WIVES.

~FFtrE ON THE CORNER OF LeA
en- Z and Water ~ reefs. guT 7
constant supply, and orders psomP<'
IL dllsd, S'N
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C'aIla the attentioa OF the trade to hb| fine
Brand. OF CIGARS ana TslBACtO. CAT
and examine my q eek and p ice~, or'ierH
Oiled pronAPtiy, and - The ,swess rAiss'
de02 zEA
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-02-14
Auction Sales for March.
SHERIFE,S SALE:


BY virtue of various writs of Fiera facias 10 me
directed, will expose to sale OF Sateday IN larcn
next. before the Court House door at Anoerson'
the following property, to WIZ
One Tract of Land containing 14S acres, more or
aesv mn waters of Big Creek, bounded by lands OF
Peter johnson, John Gambrelt ano others ieVieu y.
nm as the property Of Hiram Cooley, deceased at
the suit of G. W. Sullivan. ~
One Tract of Land containing 204 acres more
or less, lying onthe G. &C. r. r., adjoining LANDS
of Miles Ellison and others, levied on as the prop
erty ofC. A. Blake, at the suit of John Richard
One Tract of Land containing 40 acres, more or
less adioing lanasSofG. W.-Cox and others, Levied
on ms the property Of W. w. Townes, at the suit Oh
James McDaYidaad others.
One Tract of Eand containing 43I acres, more
or less. adjoining lands of John Burdine, Simeon
Smith and others. Also, one tract, No. 2, con-
timing ZIG acres, raore,or less bounded by LANDS
of James L. Campbell, 6. W.2Razor and others,
levied on as the property oil Noah b. Reeves at
the suit of Charlotte C.yWebb. :.
Also. one house and. lot in the teWn of Anderson
known as the. Benson House, levied en- the proper
,y ofC. C. Langston, at the salt OF catherine
Benson, administrators soa
more or less, ON waters of Beaverdan Creek, ad,
Joining lands of A. NJ. Neal, Mrs. Rodgers ana
Others, levied on as property Of Guytoa Guyton'
at. the suit of GIL. Gaillard. '.
Terms Cash.
Fob q 1867 .S5 I'd
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Anderson Male Academy

THE subscriber proposes to open Male Acade-
my ut the University in this place on the Fourth
Monday in this month, January 2Sth.
Terms, per quarter of ten weeks, 500 for the
Classics and higher English Branches, and $3.50
for Primary English Branches.
No pupil viii, be taken for less than y qrarter
anu prompt payment must be made at tie end of
each quarter, as business of no kind can be con-
Quoted at the present time on u credit basis.
An entrance fee of seventy-f-se cents for the
first and last quarter, to purchase wood for the
schoolroom, will be required,
Board can be had in respectable families at rea-
sonable prices.
Jan 10, 1867 so I'm
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Ordinary,s Sale.

Ply y;rt,e: of an order from Robert Junkin, Esq,
o. A. D.. / viii expose to sale on Saleday next,
before the Court House door, the following prop
Grty, to, wit :-: ~
Tract No L, containing l26 acres, more or less
situated in Anderson District, ON waters Of Saluda
River. bounded by lands of Elias Elfod, Wm Orr
ard others. Sold for the benefit of the creditors
nf Ezekiel Gambrell, deceased. Ier@s-=Ona cred
it to the first day of January next, with interest
from day of sale-purchascr giving good security,
,yith-a mortgage of the premises to the Ordinary
for the payment Of the purchase money. Costs to
be paid in cash.
Tract No.2, containing; so acres, more or less,
situated in anderson District, waters OF Hurri-
cane.creek, bounded by lands of hnwrence Len
hafSit, ". S. Pickens andsothers. Sold for the
beneGt of the creditors Of S. B. Mayheld, deceased
Terms--Gn credit until the first day of January
next with interest from day of sale-purchaser
giving eoodsecurity, with mortgage of the prem
ses to the Ordinary, for the paymeht of the pur-
chase lnohey--in currency. Costs to be PAID In
cash. -s,sp se, s~s'ss, - 81;
Tract No. 8, containing Si{ acres, more or lesss
situated in Anderson District, on waters of Little
Generostee Creek, bounded by lands of Thomas
Hill, c. s. Beatty and others. Sold to make dis.
tributiort among the heirs of Robert A. Hutchin-
son, deceased. Isrms-0n a credit until the first
day OF January next, with interest from day OF
salee=purchaser giving good security, with mort
gacesof the premises to the Ordinary, for the pay
ment of the purchase money-in gold. Costs to
- WAI. NcGUKIN, SAD.
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Miscellaneous Advertisements
[H]L7EAALER[1)1Zy WARE =
CHARLESTON, S. q.

THE subscriber bcgs to inform his friends in
Anderson District, that he has received direct from
England by the vessels Cardigan and the ~Ams 4
1ia,' from Liverpool, a fine stock Of HARDHAKE,
which he offers at very low prices.
Patent breech, single and double barrel Guns,
Brcech loading Rifles of small bore,
Eley's Percussion Caps, Wads and Cartridges, di-
rect from the makers,
Trace Chains, and all other kinds for farmers,
Collins Axes and Hatchets,
Ames' shOvels and Spades,
Cotton and Wool Cards. at very low prices,
Gunpowder and Shot,
And general stock of Hardware, full and com
plete in all its branches.
81 East Bay, South of old Post Office,
Charleston, S. c.
Dec 1S, 1866 26 8ni
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

I'm Equity--Anderson.
Mrs. Louisa O. Hammond, Admir- with will an
nexed vs. Guyton Guyton, Elias John Earle,
William L. Hammond 1t. al. Bill for sale of
Real and Personal property-for payment of
debts. ri.
BY virtue of Decretal Order to ME directed from
the Court Of Equity 1t is ordered that The Defeh.
dants, Elias John Earle, Guytoti Guyton; and al
and singular the other creditors Of Samuel j.. Ham,
O. Ola Hammond, do come in and establish their de
mands against the said festator before me within
three months after the publication of this notice.
and that the said Elias John Earle and Gnyton
Guyton and all other creditors Of the said Testa-
tor, be and they are hereby restrained from prose-
cutihg their demands; or sueing at law, until the
further order of said Court.
W. W. HUMPHREYS, o.E.A.D.
Commissioners Office. Dec 10, 1866 26
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Notice to Tax Payers.
ASSISTANT Assessors OFFcE,
Anderson, So. Ca.

ASSISTANT ASSESSORS OFFICE,
Anderson, So. Ca.
ALI bctsons within The limits of Division Nos 10;
which embraces the 4th Regiment South Carolina
Militia, in any way liable to taxation under the
Revenue Laws of the United States, are required
to make their returns Immediately
Manufacturers, merchants and professional men
must register their names for License at once, and
all owners of bugges, carriages, gold watches and
pianos, must make return of the same. Admin
istrators, Executors and Trustees must make re-
turn of the property Which they have in charge.
Special notice is given to all persons who have
been engaged in the distillation either Of fruit U
grain since the 1st of May, 1865, that they must
make return of the same Immediately; otherwise
the penalty of the law will be inflicted in oil cases
when the TACT is afterwards ascertained. For the
convenience of those who have not made their re.
turns, will be at Gilmer's, February 18th and
18th; Hollands Store, 18th aid 10Th; McClin-
toms, 18th and 18th; Anderson, 2lst and 22d, and
afterwards at Williamson.
r. o. HERRICK,
Assistant Assessor.
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