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ACTON.

There seems to be an unusual desire among
newspaper correspondents and others to deride the
people in favor of 'making haste slowly" and loud
appeals arc constantly made for action In the
name of common sense what kind OF accelerated
movement will please these inpatient individuals
The masses have quietly accepted the enforcement
of military rule and negro suffrage, and now they
arc persistently importuned to make rapid strides
and prompt efforts at reconstruction These
wouid-be leaders frown vigorously upon any at
tempt to thwart their intentions, and complacenty
insist that unless the South is swiftly transferred
to an endorsement of the Radical measures that the
worst is not yet come. We are in favor of action
when the proper time arrives, but not that sort of
action which "spits upon dignity" and tramples
under foot every vestige Of rspublican liberty. 1t
is surely enough that the South obeys with alnc-
rity, and does not wish to welcome the onerous and
oppressive chains forged for her limbs. When the
officer commanding this military district shall
order registration of voters it is the duty Of
every man entitled to voice in the future conduct
of salrs to place his upon the record; at the
election for members, the best material left to the
country should be selected, and on all occasions
harmony and conciation between the races should
distinguish the actions of the white citizens. Fur
ther than his, and prior to the events just referred
to, there is no necessity for action, and he that
counucs otherwise is led nstrsy by false lights and
is rapidly tending to an unfortunate extreme
Conservatism, in i,s fullest meaning should be the
characteristic traits of the Southern people OF this
time, for there is imminent danger, when Ne are
deprived Of the counsel and wisdom of experienced
men, that public opinion may be too hastily moulded
and the drift Of events bear is iar away to the
shores Of Radicalism. Calm thought and decisive
action cannot beget harm, and more than ever
should conservative element reign throughout
this section of the country.
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STATE NEWS.

The immediate wants of few sufferers in the
vicinity of columbia have been relieved by the
United States officers at that post, distributing
rations ariong them.
D. Rush Campbell, Grand Lecturer of South Caro-
lna is now in the eastern portion of the State for
the purpose of instructing the various Masonic
Lodges, and in order to cause uniformity Of
work.
The Yorkville Enquirer says that there are pro-
bably no peaches and cream for us this summer"
and goes of into rhapsodical style on the recent
weather ssThe snow-covered ground, the pink
blossoms of the peach trees, and the green leaves
of the earlier budding trees, formed landscape
not often witnessed" Very true; but We yet hope
to enjoy some Of the delicious fruit id this region,
unless all the COWS 'so dry
John S. Smyly, Esq, an honorable, dmiable and
generous citizen of that District, well known to
an extensive circle of acquaintances. Few men
leave behind them SO many warmly attached
friends.
Six cases of homicide were tried at the recent
session of the Superior Court in Edge6eld dnd dis
posed of in less than three days
The Greenville Mountaineer says that Capt D. R.
Gaige, Assistant Assessor of the Internal Revenue
whose control extended over the upper regiment Of
that District, hos been arrested and imprisoned on
charge cofnprchending official misconduct.
Return day for Fairfield District stunned up not
less than one thousand cases.
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t ak Notice.

/ WILL be ut the following places at the tme
specified for the purpose of Assessing and Receiy.
ing the State Tax for 1866:
At OrrviIle, Monday, Sth April; White Plains
9th; Longs Store, 10th McCann's 1lth; Wilson
s. Carpenters Tan Yard, 18th; Browns Muster
Ground, Monday, 18th; Townville, 18th; Pendle-
tor, 18th; Eatons, 18th-evenineiit Craig's Cen:
treville, i9th-cvening at Shearer's; Maj. Gil:
mer's, Monday, 3d. McClinton's, 23rd; Hollands
Store 24th Moffattsville, 25th fuckers, 26th
Storevie, 9th; after which time will be Mt An
dersou C.. H. until 18th May, when the Books will
be closed.
All Real Estate is taxed 30c. on every SIO0
worth All buggics, carriages, gold and silver
plate, watches, Jewelry and pianos, on hand first
January, 1867, 81 on every S1O0 worth: On arti:
cles manufactured for sale, barter Or exchange;
81 on every Sl0O worth 6u.gross itisomes from
employments, faculties aud professions, from LIST
january. 1866, list January, 1867, 50 on every
500. On sales of goods, wares anu ilierchafidize
from lst January, 1866, to lst January, 1867, Co.,
on every $500 worth. On gross income from SAL
aries, rents. dividends and monies at interest, ST
on every Sl00. On gross income from saw, -four
and grist mills, and cotton ginned on TOLL from 1st
Jahiiary; 1866; to 1st January; 1897, 50 on every
Sl00. On hotels, restaurants did eating houses;
from 1st January, 1865, to lst January, is67, $40
Oh every $780, On gross income from barrooms,
$40 on every S1OO. Capitation Tax, on males be-
tween 81 and so years. resident in the State on lst
February, 1867, 81 each. On dogs in the State,
on 1st January, 1867, except one dog for each,
plantation, and one for each inhabited lot in Town
and Village, 81 eash.,
Every employer shall make fettrds ST tks
names of all persons liable to taxation that are
employed by him.
Ali persons selling goods or spirituous liquors
are required to make quarterly returns of sales,
and pay the taxes thereon for 1867; the returns
for the first quarter are required to be made by
the 9th April. :.
Payments for faxes will be received in Gold Of
Silver, U. S. Legal Tender Notes, or Notes Of Nd,
tional Banks, Bills Receivable of the State Of
South Carolina, or Pay Certificates of Jurors and
Constables
S. E. MOORE, T. C..
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nEA1H or cor. 4. g..lTAYLoR,,

s. We have 10 record this morning the death Of
another old citizen Of Pendleton. On Friday last,
Col DAVID S: TAYLoa departedthis life, in the Goth
year Of his age, after brief illness, Ct apoplezy
His summons was short. although premonitory
symptoms Of the disease had been. apparent fol
several years. Col. TAYLOR had accumulated .
largo fortune before the war, and was regarded
of our wealthiest citizens. He had recently &c
-cepted the appointment. of Assistant Assessor O
Internal Revenue, and was at this place in the &c
five discharge of his duties but few days previous
10 his death.
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.5sfasoEIC DEDICATION.

Nfnsons and others interested will be pleased to
learn that Barnett Lodge intends to afford an op-
sortuniey for the public to witness the dedication
] 81 That Lodge on Thursdsy, 25th of April. The
boundless hospitality of the brethren and friends
in the vicinity Of Piercetovn tested sstisfacto-
lily on q similar occasion last summer. and ne are
confident that the proposed entertainment will de-
yelope like evidences of their generous qualities.
The Masonic ceremonies win be imposing and in
teresting, and we trust the day viii be proitably
upsnt and fully enjoyed. go.
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), z npT, ;.EousE m CHARLESTON,

The card of DR.. N A. PRATT announces that hat. ne
bsss purchased the stock of has predecessors, and
Is prepared to accommodate all who may favor him
with their patronage. He has secured the services
of Dr.. f. oLIs DAExELLr, who will be pleased 70
extend a Welcome to his numerous friends through
out tie State visiting the city.
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.li1nalrr,a,1nRRa !, !, T0 TRE APPEAL.

ssbeg leave etosenind those whose names we're
transferred from the Anderson Appeal that many
ef their subscriptions expire next Monday, and it
would Be- On escellen opportunity for renewal by
ealing at our ONCE On that day We are riSidly
and impartiany enforcing the ruleof discontin.
nance when the time expires, and every subscriber
Inrst keep :watch for the inevitable cross-mark.
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/: NEW spRHfG GOODS.

The advertisement of C. A. REED. DoDsIss
Has appeared for two weeks past,i announcing the
arrival Of spring supplies. We. have given their
stock hasty examination. but can readily vouch
for. the taste and discrimination displayed IN the
selection. The public, sand especially the ladies'
viii be charmed with an inspections
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ctoDEY,s LADY,s BOOK.

The April number Of this fayorite periodical has
been received, and its contents duly observed The
sVeieht;of years in DO Wise ciminishes the ardor
its veteran publaher; and to-day GoDEE stands
unriyaiied: :irl his peculiar sphere. MAY he live
long to urni.h the thousands of our fair country
sscrnen with an acceptable companion and choice
ARRAY of fashions. s:.s:.s=:, -
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The Fairfield Herald chronicles the death of
Jarnes Cloud little boy who was killed by light
ming on the 3lst inst. It was during the exercises
Of school, while the pupil was walking up to- the
teacher with slate in hand, that he received the
fatal blow. Several other pupils received severe
shocks, but the most remarkable fact is that the
teacher was badly stunned, The fiery fluid burning
her breast and melting one of her earrings
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q RARE cHANCE TO IHvEsT.

rhs Proprietor Of the DAILY South CaS0fsna'f' and
s. coumbia, s. c., aanounco that, desiring to be,
ii relieved. from the severe labors eff the pro-
fssnon, be wishes thoroughly practical Editorial
:eo-partner, who viii assume entire control Of the
large business, interest of the PAPER OF the paper
c,7iH be leased entire. -fs -
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rHl, nIsrnIcT coMNANpER.

Aiai Gen. sloKLEs; commanding ofhcer OF the
Second Military DISTRICT arrived in Charleston
=l.st week. from Baltimore. Headquarters are as
,iisned to Columbia, and ne presume that General
s,IogIEs uir shortly reach that city and issue .
8, s,,eacral order respecting his command We are
sratided ut the assurance from influential. quar-
sels that the present.regime Of civil authority will
continue. .@s.:. -
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l,EMoREsT's AoNTHLY:

The advertisement of this popular magazine of
fashicn. appears in our columns this week.. The
exalted reputation of this periodical is guarantee
Of its standard of usefulness and excellence. We
! viii furnish this magazine to our subscribers at
$3.50 pei annum.
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Notice to Creditors and Debtors;

Those indebted TO the Estates of E. w. Brea-
zeelc, deceased, and P. NJ. Gambrell, deceased,
are hereby requested TO meet the undersigned at
Bolton, on Thursday, the 4th day of April, for the
purpose of arranging their Indebtedness, and set
tling The said Estates. Allhaving demands against
either Estate are also notified to be present on
that day, and render in their claims, duly atested
Persons having demands against the Estates of
Thomas Cox, deceased, and W. H. Cox, deceased,
are likewise requested to present their claims at
the time specified.
GEO. W. cox, Admir-.
March 20, 1867 ~
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The Court adjourned at Pickcns on Friday, we
believe. The Sessions presented barren aspect
Only one true bin was found. Tyler, charged with
hozBe stsalins plead guilty.
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The Pickens Courier learns that the barn of Nor
gan Hardin, near Fair Play, in that District, was
struck by lightning on the night of the 18th inst
and destroyed by fire in consequence. a portion
of the contents only saved
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Andersp,,. -gutelligeueer.
Wednesday Morning, March 27:

Eas- All papers discontinued at the e1plratlon
6f the time for which they have been peIdd;;ssa,,
ESP No name entered upon the books untess . Tue
money accompanies the order .o.u :
g@- A cross-mark indicates that the 9sa suoser'P-
ton is about to expire.
ss- Specimen copies always SENT upon apph- elt
cation. t,s.-.:. -
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ESTATE NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted to the Estate of Solomon
King, deceased, will settle the same Immediately,
and all persons having claims against the same,
will render them to me, legally attested
WILLLAM P. KING, Admir-.
March co. 1867 40 2*
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ANDERSON DISTRICT

WHEREAS, Nelson Guthrie has applied TO me
for Letters of Administration on the Estate Of
Alexander Abernethy. deceased
These are therefore to cite and atironish ali and
singular the kindred ant tredIrorsof said deceased
TO be and appear at my office on Wednesday, the
eth Of March next to show cause, if any they can,
why said Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand, and the seal of tho Court of
Ordinary, this l4th day of March, A. D. 1867.
ROBERT JUNKlN, DAD.
March Is, 1867 40
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Assignee's Notice.

WHEREAS, HuDsos B. DAVENPORT, of Anderson
District, S. c., has conveyed to me by regular
Deed of Assignment, which deed bears date the.
l1th day of March, 1867, all his interest nd right
of redemption of, in and to all that tract Of Lard,
whcrcon he now resides in said District; tGSether
with all effects Of every description and kind to
agreeable to The Acts of the General Assembly Of
this State in such case made and provided
Now, therefore, T, George w. Cox, Assignee Of
the said Hudson B: Davenport, do hereby notify
oil the Creditors Of said Assgnor to present their
demands to me- at Bolton, Anderson District, s. c.,
on or before the Tuesday after the second Monday
in May next And the said Creditors are further
notified that they are REQUIRED to- meet me at Bel
ton, On the same day aforesaid, to appoint an
Agent or Agents, to act in the premises as the
law directs.
GEORGE W. cox, Assignee. =
Bolton, S. c. March "a, 1867 Al
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HIRAM LODGE, No. 6s; r.. Fl: M.
A. REGULAR COMMUNICATION OF HIRAM
LODGE will be held in the Lodge Room on MON
DAY NIGHT, April Isl, 1867, at half-past seven
o'clock. Brethren will take due notice sra govern
themselves accordingly.
BY order of the W.. M.
T. B. BURRIss, Secretary.
March 6, 1867 as
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NOTICE,

PERSONS having claims against the Firms of g..
B. Benson s. Son. and 7. g. Benson s. Co., win;
please present them at once, tosihe undersigned
-. .NHITNER s. WHITNER, Gtys.
March s, 1861 g. rs
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D ED "A TIoN
BARNETT LODGE, NO. LOG, A. F.M

BARNETT LODGE, NO. LOG, A. F.M.
The brethren of Barnett Lodge, No. LOG, 4. F.
NJ, cordially extend an invitation to all Masons
in good standing to unite with them in the dedica-
tion of the Lodge and installation of officers, on
Thursday, 25th of April ncxi, at 10 o'clock, o. m.
Hon. ]. L. ORn, Grand Master of South Carolina,
is expected to be present, AMI ociate at the cere-
monies. Bro W. E. EARLE, of Greenvile, and
Bro. JAMES A. HoYT, of Anderson, have been so.
licited to deliver addresses On he occasion.
The public generally are invited to attend.
]. BAYLIS SMITH, Sec. .
March 20, 1867 40
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POLITICAL.
OHIO.

THE REPUBLICAN STATE coNVENTI0N-A LARGE AND
HARMONIOUS GATHERING-GEN. Il. Il. HAYES 10
BgTuE NOMINEE FOR GOVERNOR
sr 4HLsssAPa TRIBUNE
COLUMBUS, Ohio, june lS-Ihe Union kepunicah
Convention TO be held here tomorrow promises TO be the
largest which has convened In the State several ears
The utmost good feeling prevails among the delegates
Notwithstanding the fact that there is considerable sre
for the first and second positions on the ticket Gen
Rutherford B. Hayes, member OF Congress Tor 'he ia
District will be the nominee for Governor The candidates
for Goyernor numerous and II Is nara 10
savwo viii come out ahead The indications are that the
balance of the ticket will consist Of incumbents IA ohce
The platform will indorse Manhood sufifsge apd sae
prconstruction nolicy OF Congress. Gen schefk viii
h. PRESIDENT of the Convention large aud enth'.sase
media, xos held tls evening which was adcresSel py
httcev General West in able argument III favor ol
negro suffrage. =, so,,n, - ,l,o ,,o,,,.u tior
~ cn Ioves the friends OF samuel G1iloway D. H. NOA
and r. r. Cowan claim some strength iof ther
cauddotes There Is prospect OF cOnoinau0n on
box which n made, VIII insure him the nomination
New-York tribune., 1867-06-19
TIE SOUTHERN STATES.
VIRGINIA.


nFGIsTRATION IN RICHMOND AND NORFoiA-lIE
CIVIL RIGHTS CASE Al NORFOLK.
TuBusR
RICHMOND, July ls.--The registration in the city
to-day shows that the whites five ahead. AZ she
County Court House, 20 whites registered aud only
black.
FoRTBEss MONROE, June ls.-The registration com
menced yesterday Norfolk ard progrCs gradually
without the slightest disturbance Large numbers
Of coOrcd gathered around the polls. The result
OF the first days labor In two Mardr Is $40 votes, T
being coored Col Cooley, President OF the Registration
Board had an interview with the city authorities ana
prominent citizens who expressed degiro 10 give blin
their cooperation and assstance. Great chre Is being
taken 10 prevent tho registration terc ~ persons living
outside Of the city reward of so has been offered for
tho Apprehension Of any one illegally registering lr
name The press OF this city are unanimous IN calling
upon every citizen 10 register himse and in desiring
from the registering officers fairness and justice
The ease OF Cspt Clds OF tie ferry boat running be-
tweon and Portsmouth,. charged win elecng n
coOrcd from the white mems saloon has been as
missed 10y Mayor Ludlow tho ground that the fcrty
company have a right to make laws and regulations fuf
their steamers and passengers.
ChefJustce CEase e expected 20 anyo m Noiiolk 10
night.