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NOTICE.

COLUMBIA, Feb 6, 1866.
NOTICE is hereby given, that l have this day,
transferred the eatire assets of the late firm of
T.B. Benson s. Co., TO Me,srs. Whitner & Whit
ner. Attorneys at Law, Anderson Court House, for
the benefit of such creditors who may signify their
willingness to them within sixty days, TO accept
pro rata the proceeds as collected in full payment
of their demands
JOHN T. SLOAN, Survivor.
Feb 90, 1867 s6
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Miscellaneous Advertisements
PROSPECTUS
OF
T'HHE BAPTIST


WE frorose to publish WEEKLY PAPER, devo-
ted to the diffusion of the principles OF religion
and the interests of the Baptist denomination
We have been moved to this undertaking by the
solicitations of brethren in various portions OF tile
State, as we'll MS of other States, among the rea-
ders Of the late Confederate Baptist, and by our
own conviction that paper of high character
would contribute largely to the intellectual lnprov-
n,cnt, the religious progress and the general wei
fare Of lie churches. The field is large; afording
ample roGni for NIL sincere and Jealous laborers.
fhE baptist will be printed on sheet about
twenty-five by thirtytwo inches, and will contain
twcnty-four broad columns, mostly in Long Primer
type. Clear and egiblc so that it may be read with
comfort. even by the aged ttschtirs mechanical
execution will BE Of the highest order. Our col
umr,s will bt enriched by correspondents and con-
ributions from the other Southern States, and oc
casionally from Europe dnd our missionary sta-
tions abroad. The entertainment and instruction
of the young-espscidlly the childrsn-will not
be forgotten; and dur |cherable friend, ",Uncle
FabinH;" sd we'll ahd favorable known TO the read
ers Of the Confederate BGpGst, will resume his
abors in their behalf. In short, we possess oil
the facilities requisite TO produce paper of the
first rank. AZ such, VIC offer it to our brethren,
md solicit their generous cooperation.
The Boptist will be issued rs soon rs sufficient
number of subscribers have been secdred.
TEnMs-SS yedr; payable on the reception of
1 ii n'ee communications viii bc addressed to "TAe
Baptist, Columbiai s. c."
A. X. DURHAM.
Editors and Proprietors.
March 6, 1867 80
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CONSTANTLY ON HAND,

A pure article of KerGsine Oil, ami fine selection
of Lamps and Chimneys. Also Train Oil, Win
dow Glass and Putty.
Bss- Orders from Physicians and Merchants
are respectfully solicited, and will meet with
prompt attention.
CATER s. WALTERS.
Feb :, 1867 81
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PROCLAMATION.

BIZ has ErceAency, JAMES 3. ORR, Gur-
ernor of South Caroline
WHEREAS information has been communicated
to this Department thst series of outrages have
been perpctrated on euhdry persc1s, white and
colored, in the Districts OF Lahfehs; Greenville,
Anderson and Abbeville, By three DESPERATE oht-
laws to wit: - Brown, Known as Iexas brown,
by - Sullivan, of Ldurehs; aid by - Bur-
kett aha, Burkhead, dgas Wallace, wherein the
lives of many persons have BeeH threatened and
the PROPERTY of utheft piilased; ind whereas it
has been represented that Elias Browh, afreedman,
haa been murdered BY the two former; and Where
ne the said Brown committed an assault and bat
eery on the person oi Lewis Clark, freedman,
with intent to xiii, at Coktsbufy; 8. c.; aid Where:
as the said Brown, Sullivan and Burkett, alas
Wallace, perpetrated daring robbery upon Jesse
French, a citizen of Greenvie, s. c.; and where
as the said Brown and Burkett assaulted, with III
tent 10 kill, sundry citizens Of Anderson District;
and whereas these desperate outlaws, hass tori-
mitted other acts tf fapiHe, plander, and outfage,
and have thus far eidld and avoided arrest b5 the
civil authorities for their manifold crimes:
Now, know We, that I, JAMES L. ORR, Cover
hor and Commander:in: Chief in and over the State
aforesaid, do hereby offer reward of NINE HUN
DRIED DOLLARS f0t the arrest and. safe delivery
of the said Brown, Sullivan and Burke.t in any
Jail in this State, or ThkEE HUNDRED Dull
LARS for either of thethl
All Sherifs Constablss, Magistrates and all 9th
er officers of the State, civil and military, are
hereby commanded and required to use every e1-
ertion to secure the of the parties aforesaid
to the end that the laws of this State may be mai-
taiped and these outlaws brought tt Usudign pun-
ishment.
In witness Whereof, have hereuhto Subscribed my
name and caused the seal Of the State to be
fL.s affixed at tie city of Colurtibia, this twen-
ty-second day sa Fsbrdary, a. D. 1861 and
in the ninety first year of the Independence
of the United States of America.
JAMES L. ORR, Governor.
ELLISON CArEns, Secretary of State!
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
ANDERSON DISTRICT.
WHEREAS, Is. Frank Sloan has applied to me for
Letters of Administration, on the Estate of B. F.
Sloan, deceased:
These are therefore 10 cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased
to be and appear at my office on the 9th day of
March, 1867, to show cause, if any they can, why
said Administration should not be granted.
ROBERT JUNklN, DAD.
Feb 90, 1895 aB
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Look to Your Interest ]!

HAVING had the entire assets of the firms of
Sullivan & Sloans, John 7. Sloan s Sullivan, and
John T., Sloan s. Co., assigned and transferred to
me, all persons indebted to either of the above
firms will save cost by settling soon, as am com
PEELED to sue, which l dislike to do very much.
The Books and Notes of Sullivan s Soans are in
the hands of Judge j. S. Murray. The Accounts
and Notes Ut j. r. Sloan & Sullivan and j. I.
Sloan s. Co., Pehdleton, S. c., will very soon be
placed in an officers hands, at which time l will
give notice. n. Il. SULLIVAN
Feb 90 1867 80
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THE STATE OFF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON DISTRICT
WHEREAS, Francis Davis has applied to me
for Letters Of Administration on the Estate OF
George w. Davis, deceased
These are therefore to cite and ndiiorish all and
singular the kindred and creditors Of said deceased
to be and appear at my office en- Mohday, the
l1th of March te&t tt sh5w cdnae, fahy they chin,
why sdid Administration should not he grated;
Given under my hand; ind the sha Of tho ,Cdurt Of
Ordinary, this 25th day Of Fehrgary, 4: D. 1867.
ROBERT JUrKIN, b.Ab.
Feb OF, 1861 ST
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Drugs, Medicines, SC.
Drugs Drugs! Drugs

ARE receiving, and will keep constantly on
hand, q large and well-seccted stock of Drugs,
Medicines and Chemicals, at wholesale and retail.
CATER g. WALTERS:
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DYE sTUFFS.

SPANISH and Carolina Indigo, Madder; Cope
ras, Cndbear. Extract of Logwood, Chrotne green
and yellow, &c. For sale ty
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PAINTS AND OILS.

SPIRITS of Turpentihe, phnts, of NIL descrip
tons, (dry and in OIL, Copal, japan and Coact
Body Varnsh. For sale by
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THE STATE OF SOUTH eARoh1NA.

THE STATE OF SOUTH GABOhlNA.
ANDERSON DISTRICT.
WHEREAS, siallie ]. NcMurtery, has APPLIED to
me for Letters of Administration on tie Estate Of
These arc therefore to cite hnd adioliish ali aha
singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased
to be and appear at my Office or the 9th March,
1867, 10 SHOW cause, if any they can, why
said Administration should not be granted.
ROBERT JUNKIN, 0.A:D.
Feb 27, 1867 81
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Medical Card.

DR n. A. EvINS informs his patrons and the
public, that he may always be found, except when
professionally engaged, at his residence McDufie
pstreef first door north of the Methodist Church
Ian Al. 1857 80 I'm
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Agents Wanted For

"THE History of the War between the staies-
Tracing its Origin; Causes and Results" by Hon.
Alexander H. Stephens, and for the Life; Letters
and Speeches of Hon. Alexander n. Stephens.
By Henry Cleveland. Send f6r ertulars ahd see
our terms. Address
NATIONAL PUBLISHING HOUSE,
Corner 7th and Main S,s., Richmond Va.
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FISHER & L0WRANCE,
COLUMBIA, S. c.,


COLUMBIA, S. c.,
KEEP constantly on hand full supply Of the
following goods, viz:
SWEDEs IRON, all sizes, to II inches,
ENG. IRON, 1xt to 2z4 inches,
COUNTRY IRON, horse shoe size to S1s inches,
CAST STEEL, ] in square s. octagOn to II 4"
PLOw STEEL, to II inches wide.
ANVILS and VICES,
WAGON, TRACE, LOG and COIL CHAIN,
NAILS, TACKs, SCREWS, AXES, PICKS,
HAMMERS, HATCHETS & LOCKS, all kinds,
HOLLOW WARE, full assor't, 10 cts. per lb.
GRINDSTONES, AUGERS,
CHIsELS, DRAwING-KNIVES,
FARMERS TOOLS,
SAWS, mill, cross-cut; hand, &c.,
IBOTSONS FILES, the best in market, -.
WOSTENHOLMS, RODGERS s. ALEXAN-
DER'S POCKET s. TABLE CUTLERR and
RaZORS,
BOLTING CLOTHS, No to 10; as lou ns con
be bought in this market,
BELTlNG, from . TO lU or IL lnchcs--'i'H 9'-
sizes hrohght oht 10 order,
COFFEE ROASTBRS, COFFEE MILLS,
AxLEs, SPRINGS, WAGON BONES
spOKEs. SHAFTS, FELLOWS, HUBS,
ENAMELED CLOTH and LEATHEk,
OH. CARPET,
Hoirs, MALEABLE CASTINGS, wRENC1rEs.
GROCERIES.
bAoG1Nd, ROPE,
SUGAR, COFFEE,
&C., 60, &c.
Sept 27, 1866 Is Sm
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NATIONAL HOTEL,

Near the GreenrilIe and Charleston 1Dep01s'
COLUMBIA, S. C.
TtiE public is informed that the above iiote! has
inst boen finished. and contains new furniture
Transient borders The very best that the mar
kes afford will be found his table, prepared in
excellent style. Charges moderate.
ROBERT JOINER.
August TO- 1866 II
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LAW NOTICE.

ritz uhdcfsighsd Informs hls r}d friends mid eli
profession, and that he has formed copartner-
shin with Gen. S. McGownn; If !Ahbcsillc; N all
State and litigatcd civil chsts; did iopcs by
prompthcss and unreniitt'hg, Industry to deserve
that sdppori Which *hS So literally given him ut
the commencement Of his professional career;
tUlfN B. MOORE.
Anderson 4. ii, April s, 1896 ,42 ls
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EE]lHA[RF2[ 2[l)Iyy7 AR 81 y J
CHARLESTON. S. q.

THE subscriber begs to inform his friends ID
Anderson District, that he has received direct FROM
England by the vessels Cardigan" and the came
lia,' from Liverpool q fine stock Of HARDWARE,
which he offers at'very low prices.
Patent brecch, single and double barrel Guns,
Breech loading Rifles, of small bore,
Hey's Percussion Caps, Wads and Cartriges, 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. .
52 East Bay, South Of old Post Office,
Charleston, S.
Dec IS, 1866 o6 Sm
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LAW CARD

HON. A. T. DAVIDSON having resumed the
practice of the Law, will attend promptly to all
business entrusted to him in all the counties in
North Carolina wgst 6f the Blue Ridge. His nd
dress is Franklin; Macon county, North Carolina.
Theodore F. Davidson is associated with him in the
profession, and rhay be addresssd at Asheyille,
NC.
Feb 10, 1907 ss
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Agents Wanted

is every county of North ard South Carolina to
canvass and sell Lloyd's new double map of North
America on the face, and county map Of the
United States on the back-covering "a square. feet
of muslin, with rollers, &C. Other agencies can
be given it desired. Agents make from S. to $50
per day. Ad,trsss -.
eeneral Agent Lloyd'5 Map,
Culirbia; s. C..
Fgb 90, 1867 3B
New-York tribune., 1867-07-25

test deal sometimes mary pulled few 1Ovr ont Of the garden a
them into tumhleT the window and Mrs sgs Sse soo
Mary for taking the fowers and told Mrs Sger and NJ sgtI M
There quarrel only that Mary Ann only sad nae @ 70 ~
the flowers and picked few 10 pnt In the WINDOW"
words but Mr. Sgsr aud tool suck "nen saw
him cut then be in and switched ber very hs
Il quite OF Was abou a. AZ e
handle The smallest end OF the
thick thumb Mary screamed awny. was IN ne baeE m
where had uhen saw him get the suek RON hs rs ' G
but M Siger then catch Mary by the
hair and forth hard as he could by the h ne mac
dopped bOllered, on Mr. sger
pull uy He ierked said I'll pull ou aud then
frightened he had he wond have turned on me
also and stairs out Of the way.
three old named Billie MoCartef who
soed only did bu after that given his
supper anything after bis dinner II the
rule and allowed to have supper arHat fnov u
vi " least that he had supper
children punished for going line from the
net Of the right acsS Some Of tbs little tell
marked out and they whipped seen
the line have children whipped or walking across the hoor
~ as 70 be heard by those below. .
whipped was Mrs Lea, the German
be whipped won the other for
him He whipped her with strap II biz heavy strap He
her and whipped her in the for heard the straps
weng her and then he ocked the door She and DID
know anythlsg
Nancy DOYLE kind silly perse whipped by Mr. Sigler
punched the gib by Mr. Sg who used his hs her
also whipped by Mr. S in her bed for talking al night her
syt in the M Sger and asked her
nvtag be said she and then he turned down %
beohes strapped her upon her back She had een a
night when he whipped her She screamed very much
hard he cOpd with the strap and then before he len her ne
his stand punched her In the ribs twice saw MN 90 -
against the rules e ak bed but Nancy had been talking in her sleep
5 she sometimes did.
with horse whip Ahram away that nVbI but
locked jail sterward to the Poor1ouhe % NC
over his back account empng Of manure which ne oa
dO a. Mr. Sigler told him
New-York tribune., 1867-07-25
THE COLLEGE REGATTA.

Mr.. Blaikie, the Judge at the College re-
gata who claims foul in behalf Of the Harvard Fresh
men crew. published reoinder TO the Referees reply to
IA his protest Mr. Blakie says: GAS for Mr. Clarks
deciding by his own sight, have evidence from three
good sources that the boats more than mile out
when the collision took place. Does II seem TO the pub
lc more likely that Mr. Clark could what was trans
prng mile of and that too In the misty atmosphere OF
the hour when the race rowed than the statement Of
the six constituting the Harvard Freshmen crew,
admitted by the six Yale and cOrObOated by those
who were the spot should be correct Finally MT
c. says: 10 is my opinion that the Yale Freshmen crew
won the race fairly and decidedly Outrowed their oppo
nents' IT, as was the fact the Harvard Sophomore boat
the Worcester OF 1860 had 10 lose the prize though
she entirely OutrOwed the Yale boat simply because she
got i'm the latcrs and touched by herf MI
Harris who in first In the Boston City regatta OF
July 4th was awarded prize because he locked oars
with Mr. Tyler-why have not the Harvard Freshmen
earned this prize, and what has outrowng the other
boat to do with IL g.
The Boston Journal gives the following record Of the
University time made in previous regatas as follows
lS59-Haryard 1918; Yale 2OO, and I'm the citizens re-
gatta the following day, Yale 1914 Harvard, 1916.
5G0-Harvard 1853 Yale 19O5i and in the citizens
gatta the Gcrsh Banker" made 1887; Yale, 1910.
1so4-Yale, 1901; Harvard, 1g:43i.
lS65-Yale, lS:t2t; Harvard, 1900.
1GG-Haryard, ls:43l Yale, 1910
ls67-Harvard, 1922; Yale, lg25i
The only freshman of which there record was
tnat OF 1890 In which the time made was Harvard, I9Ot
Yale 2020.
the best time that has been made has been by Joshua
ward ana walter Brown, WHO have r0wed in 81 o. allOn
did 10 IN lCO Bgn IN l540, RadOrd In 1890, and Doyle
in 1888 J, Mckeiis time IN 1865 was 1854
The best tmo made over the three mile course by four
cared boots was last year. when the Frank Queci" was
pulled by Denis Leary, Waiter Brown a4d two others
m g:4l the p. L. Tucker at the same time making QOlQ
The "Quiusigahond" also last year made 2l:O4.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-25
PATERSON ALMSHOUSE.

A Sunday paper of this city having published
what purported to be statement Of crueltes practced
toward inmates of the AlmshOuse at Paterson N
by thekeeper The Guardian OF that place Iepublshed the
BticloHpOn Monday and called for committee OF cit
Gems to investigate the charge made Mr.. Siger, the
OF the institution then caused the arrest OF the
editors OF The Guardian upon charge Of libel and the
accused bail for their appearance TO the
charge. The article IN question charged that for the
keeping poor insane girl the keeper had room pre-
Dared with OOr and grated windows where She WAS
thrust entirely naked aud kept so through entire
Winter. she dying IN the Spring IL further charged
hat woman who had been sick with fever went into the
ward while delivering and refused to again the
Mat She died four days afterward Other charges OF
cruelty and Of denying necessary food TO children the
poH Tnesiay We Guardian published the affidavit OF
Johu McGaW glyears OF age who had been IN the Aims
house for more than year. HIS athdayit says OF one
econ tcks broken her. and have seen her punched
Inn fbe r5bs Ihaye Siglcr beat this woman
twenty or more with canes ana sometimes WIN ms
fist. when he aid not get a cane lh llne enough.
Z have known her 10 De locked up without food Tor
twenty -four hours" He asO eays 60 have seen little
children kept locked up twenty 0ur hours WITHOUT lOOd
for dsrent Oenses =; and OF pauPeG who was EN-
alOycd ascOOk Mary showed me lock OF laV no mao
pjed e.t Of her head one of her eYes bBckened
iar ~ i,d strIck her Slts seemed conpetcly used
M and was oryug aud said she was hardly able % stand
Oh her feet Tor the beating he bad gwen her, III. =
Maggie whitaker girl - years OF age who siys her
fOief was tbepne WHO used 70 carry food % Mary Ann
WnsOu, the insane GIN mentioned above she says y
know Mary Ann was nakcdand bad only bunch about
two bundesOf 20 lie on, for saw In the zncrQom
once when the door was left open Mary Ann
got out once and came 10 perfectly naked MY
mother put her back aud went aud looked IN and saw
there was nothing only the straw IN the corner
] heard mother cay nobody was with Mary Ann when
morning Mother said sine all up 10 heap dead"
Other portions Of the affidavit We give below
sssi'I i S;ss ssss Sgs doe - n, sa. Ss VI &
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DISASTER IN THE EAST RIVER.

Blinking OF TIE HARTFORD STEAMER GRANITE
srATB-sAFETY OF TIE PASSENGERS AND
CREW.
The steamboat Granite State, one OF the
Hartford line while her regular trip from Hartford 10
this city, struck sOnken rock the lower or soutnery
end Of Blackwelrs island, yesterday morning at %
o'clock and sunk after being beached on the Hun
ters Point fat few minutes afterward without loss TO
either passengers or freight
The Granite State 1000 tuns BURDEN was built
in 1858: and has always been considered ine fast,
stanch vessel though smaller than the other boats en-
nloed on the line She fully insured and 10 is esti
mated that she can bo raised in day or two, and that
her injuries be repaired a cost OF between 5000
With light freight and e passengers under the com
mand Of Capt Churchill the Granite state qutted her
dock nj Hartford for York, at about - o'clock on
TUESDAY evening and proceeded swiftly on her way.
After breakfast in the morning. upon reaching Hell Gate
me plot Cant Kelsey, was taken on board and under
his guidance the boat sped merrly down the river most
of the passengers being on deck admrng the
At the lower end Of Blackwcs Island there are quite
number OF dangttous snnken IOeks, Mnc SIe inSSGy
point is 20 speak, the lower extremity OF that seeth
ing boiling sluice between ana over rocks known &
these rocks at the southerly END OF
De avoided the Granite State rounding the end
of the Island, they were startled by sharp bump so
severe rec0 The vessel had struck one OF
the sunken rocks starbOard ade just forward Of
the house and II soon became evident tat she WAS
leaking badly The excitement and alarm among the
was very great few moments, hut IL
soon Gueted by assurances from the officers Neverhe
less tlfe shock and the vessel was leaking
badly that it decided to beach her This was ae
cordneis done All steam cracked and the boats
PROV directed to the Hunters Point Flats, ON the Long
Island shore.
The Harlem River boats Sylvan Stream (hersef sub,
tected To simlar accident only few days ago. ana
RaVenswOOd. and ferry boat OF the NewNOrk and Hun
ters Point ne immediately put after the injured boat
upon noticing the accident in order TO render every as
kistance The Granite State successfully beacned on
the Hunters Point Fiat quite the shore, ana Jus
Long Island depot and ferry and now lies ha
aground with lOfeet VI water In the after saloons anu
four feet water forward With the assistance OF te
vessels winch had followed her the passengers WIN
their baggage, and the entire freight were suecessIu!
landed, without sustaining the least damage. -.
Capt Churchill lays the entire blame OF the accident
upOn the pilot Capt Kelsey-wth how much justice we
unable TO say. Efforts will be made 10 take the
STanite State to the Hunters Point DryDOCk.