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We call attention to an advertise
ment in another column, head PAINTS
FOR FARMERS. The celebrity attain
ed by the Grafton Mineral Paint
(the article advertised,) proves its
superiority.
We recommend those in want of a
good article to post themselves upon
the subject, by sending to Daniel
BidweIl, 254 Pearl-st., New York, for
a circular. with particulars and ties
timOnials.
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Boston Live Stock Market.
BRIGHTON, CAMBRIDGE AND MEDFORD
For the Week ending Wednesday, Oct ) 1867.
Amount ot SfOck at Market


Cattle. Sheep. Shotes. Fai Hogs Veals
This week, 3l37 1906 80 400 80
Last week, 1927 1906 COZ 1900 60
year ago, 25O2 9G8S 800 $500 IS
PRICES.
BEEF-Per 100 lbs. on total weight of Hide,
Tallow and Meat, Extra, Sl2, 80 $500; First
quality, Sli,75 5 1925; Second quality, $1,000
$3.50; Third qualify, 5000 a $1,000; few
poorest, Cows, Bulls, &C., $3.50 $500
Working Oxen--Sl75 $3.50; handy Steers
$50 $50, or much according to their value fer
beef
Cows and Young Calves-Fair quality, $50
$40 extra, $75 $780, farrow and dry, S35
sos.
Stores-Thin young cattle for farmers-Year-
| lings, $500 a $500; Two-year-od $50 a $40;
Three y ears-old, $40 a 10.
Sheep-Per h., live weight, 3 ID sc; extra,
| 6 90 a 600 cts. Sheep and Lambs, per head, in
lots, $50 81, so.
| Fat Hogs-Per h., ga a 90 cts, live
weight; Shotes-Wholesae, z 90 a Octs.; retail.
7 90 a SO-0cts.; Pigs, 90 600 cts. per Id.
Veal Calves-S0,00 a 10000.
! Hldes-Brighton, 10 ID a IL c. per h.; country
| lots 10 10 IL cts.
| Calf Skins-l6 a lSc.
| NATURALIZATION, 8 90 a SIP cts per lb;coun-
try lots, Z GOA IL cts.
| Pets-S00, IS S00.87 each; country lots, $4,000
! 4 500, 90; Lambs 90 a coo; shorn 90 a 00c each.
| Wool, 50, 90 5000.
| REMAKKs.-In addition to the above number
of 5l37 cattle there at least 300 on sale from
last weeks stock. The number from the West
| l345, East $50 Northern 1925. Cattle cost less
this week in Albany and are sold cheaper here
than last week. Very good Durham, cornfed
Illinois steers are sold at I2c I-3 SIX. This grade
Of stock is so much superior for beef that butch
ers will not buy light young cattle end dry cows
unless they are offered at such prices as to make
1t an object to do so. At Cambridge prices are
from IA to lie. lower than last Tuesday. The
market closed very badly last wednesday, as may
be judged by the number left over. At Cam
bridge there were several yards filed with West
ern- always a bad omen for the Northern drovers
J. F. Rich sold 10 of his best steers and COWS,
700 lbs each at l0c., at SC. 40 SKI and at 34c.
4Osk. J. B. Gordon sold 10 extra n. H. oxen, IL
cwt. the best at Medford for l3c. J. w. Withee
sold 10 good Maine oxen to Jackson, 1850 Id.
live at 12c and to J. w. Gordon at IL lie. 40sk.
Sheep are still very dull. Drovers who say
that they bought their droves this week were
bought low enough for any probable state of the
market complain that they are not offered home
cost. The butchers represent the Fanueil Hail
trade on Monday a losing game, and are unWll-
ing to buy except at low figures. The supply IS
: large and the meat market is sill oyerstoched.
O. n Stone sold a fair lot of lambs for 81 per
head. The droyers generally call this week worse
than last for sheep trade, and some of them Won
: dered when they should strike good market.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-11-01

MITCHELL s SERIES OF BIOGRAPHIES.
We have receiv ed from the publish
ers, E. HI. Butler & Co, Philadelphia,
Penn, Mitchell's First Lessons, Mitch
ell 5 New Primary, and also his New
intermediate Geography, a series of
the most excellent work des igned for
students. These books were all re.
commended by the Vermont board of
Education last winter for the use of
schools in this State, and may there
fore be regarded as standard works,
They are all splendid specimens Of
printing and cannot be easily excelled
in this particular, while the engrav
ings and maps-of which there are an
abundance-ar faultless. We thank
the publishers for the books. See
advertisement.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY

"A SMART, ACTIVE AND RELIABLE
- YOUNG NAN, from 20 to Is years of age.
as Dental Student. He must be ingenious
Wiling to be thorough in whatever he does. and
stuay Win the determination to erceS and take
with an experience of nearly Ii years practice
the subscriber thinks he can give young man
with right intentions extra inducements Call
'niaeolately on DR.. G. w. MILES,
1otl Lyndon, Vt.
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Election in New York next Tues
day, Oh dear. HI ,4oo gaisIa5.as
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HOUSE.

Bills introduced and reterred-By
Mr.. Miller of Pomfret, to repeal so
much Of the provisions OF certain acts
therein named to raise money TO build
railroad; to com. on railroads.
Resoiuti0nS-By Mr.. Mott Of Shar-
on, that the committee to make up
the grand list be requested to take in
to consideration the present listing
laws of the State, and report wheth-
er any further legislation is necessary
to procure the more faithful perform
ance of the duties of listers; adopted
BY Mr.. Jones of Mortified, that the
committee on military affairs be in
structed to inquire into the expedien
cy of abolishing the present military
system of the State, and substituting
therefor a suitable number Of indepen
dent volunteer companies; adopted.
Bill passed-H IA to lay a tax OIL
the county OF Rutland; II 10 to III
corporate the Burlington silver min
ing company II 81 to legalize the
grand lists of the town of WesthelC
for the years lS65-66-6T.
Adjourned.
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SENATE.
FRIDAY, Oct. 25

FRIDAY, OCC. 70.
Referred-S bill % to committee
on judiciary; % to general CON-; p
to committee on agriculture.
Bills introduced and reterred-By
Mr.. Dewey, authorizing the exchange
of coupon bonds Of the State of Yer
mont for registered bonds; to com.
on printing.
By Mr.. Atwood relating to the tax.
alton of bank stock; to committee on
printing.
By Mr.. Billiard to add certain
books Wilson's Reader and Cornell's
Geography to the list provided Nov
|, 1866; to committee on printing.
Reports-From committee on ju
diciary,S bill No. / ofofences agains
private property, with amendments
third reading ordered tomorrow
morning; relating to fees Of parties
with amendments; agreed to and thirC
reading ordered.
A Adjourned
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SENATE
Afternoon.

Bills introduced and reterred.-By
Mr.. Henry, in amendment of an act
for organizing the militia, approved
November y, 1864; to com on print
ing Adjourned.
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Observation-Disclosures Tor the @eeA
,e eso erk,ns the demand is good for prime
80 cneese-Receipts for the week, So49o
boxes home demand is active, "export 'laue
-. Rrrs-Frmly held at outside prices.
Hops-In good request at above hgufes' "00'
Unchanged. Gold, SiH.
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James Taylor has sold his house in
this Village, to Mr.. Burnham, for
$500. '
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New York Produce and Provision
Prices Current.
"FROM ACTUAL SALES.'

Reported expressly for the Standard, by H. P.
BALLARD & CO, Strictly Produce Commission
Merchants No 332 Washington street, n. Y.
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SoLD.-Mr. Geo. w. Jenness. in
the edge of Barton Village, has sold
his farm to Thaddeus Drew, for SILL
600.
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FAIRHAvEN.-Seven men were in
jured, three probably fatally, by the
premature explosion of blast in
the slate quarries of J. Williams at
Fairhaven. The accident was caused
by two kegs of gunpowder being pour
led into the crevice which probably
contained fire froma previous blast.
-Rutland Independent.
| FIRE.-A barn belonging to JOS.
Mailhoit, Green street, was destroyed
by fire Sunday morning last. Loss
$35O.-Ratla'sd Independent. -.
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The SCALE WoRKs.-The Messrs.
Fairbanks continue to increase their
facilities for the manufacture of their
world-renowned scales. In addition
to the new shops built last season,
they are now putting up a two story
brick building so by 40 feet, the low
er floor to be used as an extension of
their machine shop, and the upper
floor as a polishing room. Also a
one story building, brick front, 1870
by 80 feet, to be occupied for clean
ing and storing castings, and brass
foundry. The roofs of these new
buildings are to be fiat, covered with
plastic slate, and fire proof Within
the last five years this firm have erect.
ed with the buildings now 10 process
of construction, six large brick shops
containing about an acre and half
of floor room, besides storchouses anC
sheds. This summer they have also
added an extensive wing to theil
main boarding house, the wing being
nearly hundred feet long and three
stories high.-Caledonian.
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Rev. Geo. Gleason of Bristol has
accepted call from the Congrega
tional church at West Rutland, witt
a salary of $500.
Twelve young men have been sew
orally fined in So and cost for ridins
one Joseph Martin of Colchester, OF
rail, for marrying his cousin, a cir
of twelve. Sin a7A ssa.a Iaas &
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HUNG.-Mr. A. NJ. Hartman of
Craftsbury, few days since lost a
pair of oxen by hanging. They were
bowed up in the stable, the floor gave
way and left them hanging. When
found they were not quite dead, but
they were killed.
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: HEcoNvENrIoN.

- -
The official call ofthe Convention authorized by
the Reconstruction Actsiof Congress is published
elsewhere to-day. The election for delegates oc-
enrs on the 10Th and Goth of November.
We deem Unnecessary to state, in this connection,
that the reasons governing this paper, in common
nth tho press generally of this State, to favor
xoting s.for Convention, y no longer exist. We
hoped chen to effect conservative organization by
which tae s.rule or ruin" party might be thwarted
IN its designs, and especially in regard te the fu
tare issernal policy of the State seortfailed,
and the State is given over 10 the enemy. The
Convention We have alwaysregarded as q foregone
conclusion, and there is no chance now to secure
8 esen respectable minority Of conservative dele
gates. Therefore, ne would simply advise nom
action on the question-that IS, vote neither for or
against Convention, but vote for delegates alone
the terms of the first Supplementary Act, .
majority of registered votors is required to vote
upon this question of holding Q Convention in
order secure that end. AL llpersons who refrain
ffom=yoting directly this Issue render valuable
assistance towards defeating that object, and at
5 the same time, not liable the charges OF in
. consistency or conumaey So far We can
learn, thisis the course advised now by oil the
leading newspapers and politicians of Georgia and
other States.
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! 1gnneneal.

MARRIED, On Tuesday evening, October Sth,
at the residence of the brides father, by Rev. W.
D. Beverly, Mr. JOHN H. CLARKE and Mits ANNIE
NJ, second daughter of Milford Burriss, Esq, all
of this District
At the same time and place. and by the same,
Mr. THOMAS NJ. CATER and Miss S. ELIZABETH,
third daughter of Milford Burriss, ESQ.,, all of this
District.
May the happy pairs live thousand years, and
their honey moon never end.
On Wednesday evening" October 16, at the Pres.
byteran Church, in this village, by the Rev. W.
H. Strattou, Mr.. WM. F. BARR and Miss L. A.
HUBBARD. all of this village.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON DISTRICT.


A. o. Norris, Ad'mr, &c., u.s. F. B. Norris, J. II.
Zimmerman, ct al-Bal for Instruction, Discov-
cry, Relief, &c.
BY virtue of an order from the Court of Equity TO
me directed. will expose to sale on WEDNES-
DAY, the 18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1867, at
the late residence of Robert B. Norris, deceased,
the Personal and Real Estate of said deceased, rs
described in the proceedings of this case to wit
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Farming Utersils,
Hogs, Cows, and Two Mules,
With various other articles too numerous to ren-
ton.
Terms Of Personal Sole.-For all sums not e1-
ceeding ten dollars, cash. for all sums exceeding
that amount, one-half cash, the remaining half on
credit until the first day of September 1868,
purchasers giving their bond or note, with two ap-
proved sureties each, for payment of the purchase
money, with interest from day of sale.
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8 i gl1ttlll9ellfer>
Wednesday Morning, Oct. %.
GOV oRR,s LETTER TO THE PRESIDENT.

!. The letter of Gov. oRn addressed to the Presi-
dent upon the subjec.. of negro juries and which
appenrs in this issue, has been generally commen-
ded by the press, and will repay porusal. the
whole subject is distinctly set forth and ably dis
cussed.
Gov. Orr has been singularly unfortunate in.
bringing upon his head the anathenas of political
writer's in this and adjoining States, for almost ev
cry letter or speech elnanatirg from him during
his Gubernatorial career lie has, however, re-
ceiyed. the Harmest endorsement for this manly
protest against the crownins insuteto already
heaped-up injuries 1t is likewise gratifying TO
knonstb this letter did,nos altogether fail to ac
eompEsh its design:
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ORDINARY'S SALE.

By virtueof an order from Robert Juukin, O. A.
D., will expose to sale on Saleday next, within
the usual hours of sale, At Anderson C. H, the
following lots Of lnnds, to wit:
Tract No. I,
Containing 25l acres, more or less, situate in An
derson District, on waters of Hencoop creek, ad-
joining lands of A. Campbell, A. Smith and others
Sold TO make distribution among the heirs-at-aw
months. with interest from day of sale, purchaser
for the payment OF The purchase money-e1cept
the cost, which will be required in cash.
Tract No. y.
Containing Is acres, more or less, situate in An-
dersun District, waters of Buckhorn creek, ad-
joining lands of John 7. Ashley. Vim. Prui,t and
others. Sold for the benefit of the creditors Of
Toliver Prui,t, decd. TENSION credi, Of
twelve months, with interest from day of sal.,.
purchaser giving bond and good security for the
payment OF the purchase nioney-e1cept the,cost,
which must be paid in cash.
Tract No 3,
Containing LIS acres more less, situate in AM
derson. District, waters OF Hencoop creek, ad-
joining lands Of m. kay, Reuben Clinkscales and
others. Also. Tract No ,, containing IS acres,
or less, adjoining lands of Robert Parker;
F. NJ Kay and others. Sold to make distribution
among the heirs-at-law of Polly Clinkscales.
Terms-On a credit of twelve months, with inter-
est from day of sale, purchaser giving bond and,
good security to the Ordinary for the payment Of
The purchase money-e1cept the costs, which must
be paid in cash.
WM. McGUKIN, SAB.
Oct 10, 1867 l8
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Sale Of Land.

TO satisfy mortgage in favor of Thos. n Russell,
will offer at public outcry. on saleday in Noyem-
Der next. n TRACT OF LAND, containing 222
acres, more or less, lying three miles from Ander
son, directly on the line Of the B. r. Railroad, ed-
joining the Poor House tract, Capt. Fretwell, Wm.
Burrss. and others On the tract is comfortable
dwelling with other outbuildings, together with
excellent we'll of water. About one.half the tract
is in state of cultivation, the balance in Forest.
The place may be treated for at private sole, until
day of SALE
Tcrms-One-third cash, the balance on one and
two years credit, with interest," note and approved
security. G. W. FAINT
Oct Ii, 1867 IS 2
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CHANGE OF ScHEDuLE.-We call attcn-
tion to the change of schedule on the Greenville
and Columbia Railroad. By the present arrange
ment, persons from the up-country visiting
Charleston are only detained q half hour at Co.
lumbia,. an accommodation train on. the S.. G..
Railroad leaving the latter place ut o'clock D. m
and arriving al Charleston 4 o'clock q. na.
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Administrators Notice.

ALL persons having demands against the Es-
tate of Robert Z. Chnsteen, deceased, nre notified
that they must be presented 10 the undersigned, or
Robert Junkin. Ordinary of Anderson District,
properly aiicsred, on or before the 3ls instant. or
they will be barred. Persons indebted to the Es-
tate are notified TINT immediate settlement must be
made. JOHN Is. CHASTEEN, Admir-
Oct 16, 1867 IS
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Tbe :1t(arhets.

ANDERSON, October 22-Cotton market active.
and prices slightly advanced. We quote from IA
to l5a.
AUGUSTA, Oct 1a-Cotton frmor; sales 5s4
bales-middlings 163.
tivc-sales 500 bales-New York middlings 173.
NEW YORK; October 19.-Cotton shade frmer ;
sales 1000, atslqa. Gold, %35.
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COOKING STOVES !!

JUST received good assortment of Cooking
Stoves-Magnolia. Delta and Cotton Plant. All
Of these Stoves are known to be good The Got
ton Pla. very fine Stove. Every housckeep-
er should have - cooking stove. Also, oif'cc
Stoves. For sale cheap by
TOWERS & BURRTSS,
Anderson e. H.
Dc. oa 1sh. 10
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Most Of these Lands are Valuable.
TERMS OF SALE.

On credit of one and two years. with interest
from day of sale, purchasers to give bonds with
at least two approved sureties each and mort
gage of the premises to secure payment OF the
purchase money, and to pay so much in cash,
rateable rs will be necessary to pay the costs Of
these proceedings, and 10, pay for oil necessary
papers.
Administrator with Will annexed
n. %. 1QQ- 10
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IOCAIE AND STATE NEWS.

HYMENEAL.-There is an earnest re-
vival in the matrimonial line hereabouts. Every
few days We hear of anew wedding on the tapis
and then comes the slaughtering of fatted turkeys
and the preparation of wedding cake, ct cetcra
1t has been our good fortune to witness some of
those now past, and perhaps We may hereafter be
honored with an invitation. But that is neither
''hcre nor there" and We intend at this time to
record prominently one of these events, as tho
happy groom has been for q long while connected
with the Lnteiligencer Office. His fidelity and faith
fulness in business is only exceled by like repu-
tatioh while wearing.the Confederate grey, and We
would be derelict in duty if We failed to declare
that the steadfast soldier and upright man is we'll
deserving of one of natures best gifts. Through
life's vcissitudes, may the sunlight of happiness
and hope beam gently upon them. and wien the
conflicts of earth are ended, may they be reunited
in blissfulreallns beyond the skies!
MARRIED. At the residence of the brides faith
er, on Thursday evening, October l7th, 1867, by
Rev. w. H. Stratton. Mr.. j.. ..FLEErwooD CLISK-
SCALES and Miss HATTIE, second daughter of VIM.
Archer, Esq, all of this District
*xiE The typos connected with The Office beg
leave to add their warmest congratulations on this
OCCASION and to wish their more fortunate brother
an endless amount of happiness.
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Real Estate.

One Tract of Land, situated in Pickens District,
containing one hundred and ten acres.
ALSO,
One Tract of Land containing Two Hundred
and Thirty Acres, more or cse, situated in Ander-
son District.
ALSO,
One Tract of Land containing Two Hundred
Acres, more or less situated in Abbeville District
whereon Ezekiel 3. Norris now lives.
ALSO,
One Tract of Land containing One Hundred and
Eighty Acres more or less, situated in Abbevillc
District, whereon Mrs. Jane Norris now lives.
ALSO,
One Tract of land containing about One Hun.
dred and Fifty Acres situated in Anderson Dis
tric, on waters of Three -and-Twenty Mile creeh.
ALSO,
One Tract of Land containing about Six Hum
dred and Six Acres, situated in Pickens District,
and known as the Double Cabin Tract.
ALSO,
One Tract of Land, known as the Homestead,
containing Eight Hundred and Sixty-Six Acres,
more or less. situated in Anderson District, which
said tract will be divided before the day of sale in
to three or more tracts and sold by plats, which
will be exhibited on day of sale.
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Executors Sale.

WILL be sold at Anderson c. II. on saledny in
December next. to the highest bidder. one tract Of
land, belonging to the estate of James G. McLin,
deceased containing $50! acres, more or less siu-
ale in Anderson District ON waters of Little Gen
eroscc creek bounded By lands Of a. G. Cook,
Thomas Stevenson and others. Sold TO make distri-
butiun among the heirs of said deceased.
Terms-On n credit of one and two yenrs, with
interest from day of sale.
L. C. CLINKSCALES, Ex'r.
October 1G, 1861 1871
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.gpeeiIaL Motiees.

HIRAM LODGE, No. s., A.. F.. NJ.
IRREGULAR COMMUNICATIONS OF HIRAM
LODGE will be held in the Lodge Room on MON
Day NIGHT, Nov. 4, 1867, at half-past seven
o'clock Brethren will take due notice anu govern
themselves accordingly.
By order of the W.. NJ.
JAMES A. HOYT, Sec.
oct. 9, 1867 f7-2
Burning Bush Chapter, No. 7, R.'.A.'. M.
a REGULAR coNvocATIoN OF BURNING
BUSH CHAPTER viii be held in the Chapter
Room on MONDAY NIGHT, Nov. 1fth, 1867, at
half-past seven o'clock Companions will assem-
BILE without further notice.
BY order of the ME- HIP
GEORGE MUNRO, Sec. pro TEN.
Oct %, 1867 10
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REDUCTION I'M RATES
BY THE GREAT
sOuT HERiv FREIGHT LINE,
VIA
CHARLESTON, 8. g.
CHARLESTON, 8. G.

ON and after OCTOBER, lst, 1867, the
rates on FREIGHT, from New York,
Philadelphia and Baltimore, TO Columbia,
s q will hn 10 folln.,,, -
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CLEANSE THE RLOOD.

MYTH CORRUPT, DISOR-
w dered or yitiated Blood,
you are sick all over. IL may
burst out in Pimples, or Sores,
Jor in some active disease. or It
I may merely keep you listless. de
pressed and good for nothing.
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