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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-12-18

EscArED.-Thc Columbia PhGnir states
that Ebert Brownce, II freedman, convicted of the
murder of JonN Ii. MAGLL, Il white citizen of this
District in September last, and who had been
taken to Columbia to appear before the Court of
Appeals, OH a motion for q new trial, made his cs-
cape from Jail Friday last, and has not been re-
captured. Other prisoners escaped ut the same
timc
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-12-18

TUE TAX ORDER.-In order that all may
certainly become acquainted with the provisions oil
Gen. CAxBY's order, levying taxes for the current
fiscal year, VIC rc-publsh the entire order in tins
issue.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-12-18
ESTATE NOTICE.

ALL persons having demands against the Estate of
Henderson Bagwcll, deed, late of Anderson Dis
trct, are hereby required to present the same to
the undersigned, within the time prescribed by law.
R. N. WRIGHT, Admir-.
Dec 10 1893 n
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Yygrllental.

MARRIED, on Thursday, Dec. llih, by Rev. J.
B. IIillhousc, Mr.. n. W. LAroY and Miss EuGESIA
NJ EnsKlSE, all of this District.
~ Printers fee received.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-12-18

A. p. HUBBARD.-Sound the trumpet,
blow the horn, and let the big boys to the little
ones shout for old Santa Claus has come TO town,
and is domcilcd at the elegant establishment of
our friend HUBBARD, where he has displayed to the
asonished gaze ofjuvcniles and their doting ''par
rents the usual assortment of desirable goods for
Christmas presents. Fireworks, toys candies, and
everything else known to the inventive genius Of
the good old fellow, may be found in abundance
Fresh Norfolk oysters for the grown people; jccs
and fruits for the household; confections for the
wee ones fire crackers for the boys, and handsome
presents for the girls. What superb array Of
good things! Don't forget HUBBARD, fail to
expcnd something to please and benefit the rising
generation.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-12-18
LOCAL AND STATE NEWS.

To CoRREspoNDENrs-WillJ J. G. n, of
Pendleton, sond the printed copy of the poem
forwarded to our address a few days ago? Several
errors occurred in copying, and we wish to rectify
them before publishing in our columns.
Brother G., of Newberry, will take notice that
the account of D. NJ. 7. has been duly credited.
It's bad case, Tom, that currency, but we have
folks here, besides editors, who arc willing to
take all they can get. Some people are malicious
enough to say that all such are creditors, hard run
on q collecting tour.
Brother c., of Elbertcn, has just grounds to COM
plain of some one between here and there. The
paper has been mailed regularly, and we will join
hands in ferreting out the gentlemen (?) engaged
in reading other peoples newspapers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-26

T gnnnaa MssAsaH fat Yss
Fi TOE sra uumbr Is enc e
auas o0sao pe wi
faa IS 81 atc snd asirst
saa e q the fsomhsacs
ea Is 3-aag hta
The Ay q Sd & RA Hsa
vt aaa us-v heay laab SID sae
buls asifsa eil.lss - entertain.
ISIS stories al8at btr pes tbe
pa H 500 AFei es-
eor e Fis'r G.
du4i flsaz 1foastaeaf
spring I40,
store a.7a anen'aF ash.
she Gaq ad smother rasaar .
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ing . sprlug : announces. 81 IS laai-
= Hsiau etb usuae
HUnb s HoaHr9s ARE the p4blis "a.
al t59 Broom Stree Naa l9rk sub-
saipum price s. 5opeT annum.
Pir8a aad AsgngBs magazines
lar April are 81 hand. and a. usual Ic-
30 a WITH stories fashion plates, hu-
sic. etc
a Mrs Broto lck y Yergennes aged
s. teaua. leit nsr home on ,he 6th q
Last dee, 0a S yAhlt 60 hsF daughter n
feH4sbulgl She never reached t4t e.
and 81 .blag as..i btua Ass,rl o8 Hgr ah-
a SATURDAY ias4 ber body WAS found g
q 4atter II a milo easi % Netglmncs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-26

tHANLE -AGES Is 40 70 1900 per month. every
w whore aaIe and female to Introduce iHrous bout
thu United Statts thr GENUINE Isl PROVED coz
mon SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE Til,
machine uiil stiCh hrM leil tUck quilt bind braid
ana cnbroiatriu msst sup,tio manner W. will
pay Aituu t.r au} machine that via sew a stronger.
mtte Btiiai pr more easiic scam than ours Ii uakss
tile EAsjic Laek sHfcb. Ey4y second stitch can he
cut. afd SSH vie cloth bHvt s rstlsd apart without
tatiig iL We pas agents from sJb s2a6 per month
az = trnses - commission irJn which twice tat
aHa4ut eAu De made Address, NEgOMH & Co.
cleveland. ohio
CAUTION 40 NOD ~ imposed npou by other parties
painting So worthless castrA iaaeb ines under tbe
nlinr 8fbarwisc oUfs q the only genuine and
ftally practical cheap machine manufactures
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-26
1 PHYSIOLOGICAL VIFW OF MlRRIlGE.
THB CHEAPEST B00K BlER PtALfSHEi
Containing nearly three hundred pages.

Ana $50 Ane plates and engraflugs 81 the
Auaiomy q he Ham8n Organs iu state II Health and
Disease With treas e 90 ElFlY crtars, its deforahlc
CDuzeQ upou be Mind aBA Body, ISL d ghe An
ihars Plan 0f Tfsaimrut-the enly rational mid sue.
resfal no9t Care, shown w the report 81 cases
treated. uWhiHi advertiser 10 lhe married ard
those contemplating marriage, Who entertain dUub.-
ni their physical condition sent free 81 postage ID
ur3 ad8iess receipt Df ~ uis b. stamps ~ pos
t4l cqurnFV, bg undressing Dir Ia CENiA, w. n
heu izHri MhaHf, y y The alihor mas b. con-
sas8 Wlon any ~ toe diseases upon which The npuk
treats either y rspnsliy BY mast Medicines seu
70 agy part 81 tha world.
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$40
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1.TAgE or NEHMNNEb Alta Pto9sic Court hold
> Hfg.Lsssss Lsafi,f - Ht tnc Probate uiaCs 10
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lp id is rio daee ses, Was presented i1f probate.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-26
SPECIAL N oTICE-

The subseriber Noail respectfully y to the pnbiic
hist D. aas lrased tho Boot ana saoe shop owned and
ueaplra bt r. Coz OF Arlington. Coz several years
psst, with to- lnicntioa u msulic,arns Boots and
shots 10 order wauld respectable ineilc ihc con-
,turi patronage ON C.g. eastomers, with as many
usv oass a. sosld q pleased % c4s picdgua myself
81 10 81 % M power 70 please.
CLEMENT b. VAULT.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-26

= FsskasH raH iir4AFfH sif hagds 81 A&EttCkN
y -ABLE esmpeaHz Naparrsis Hra4 st4ae- Ne
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-26
LATEST FASHIONS DLaAED
j. w. Brad US Celebrated Patent
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
(oE DoEBiE splaS6)
SKIRT


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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-26

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-26

Having lessed The eastom of misunderstanding part q
ay bas5as.a u 3 Eiaast vha has been So H'y EN-
pl9, for she last leivt geags oheeriailg recon.
faeud him to a. Nho aish his services b. this ar
rasgsnc saa eaabled e give my whple a'salion 20
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ia his lss. mskineii ior The benghi % M uamerus
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-26
Died.

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81 flakA aEt53 a 15sEs aaa4 ssatJs.
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fa5soea. Esse,a.ss eJEhusi, Ttfsfpe, Hefis
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-26

=" p #7'h 'fF'7' '''77 F''1E' "F9FFNHF
SILVER PLATED WARE.
BRITANNIA WARE
FINE TABLE 4 PoCRETUITLKRY
POLISHED FfRE IRONs AZ STANDARDS,
BLOWERS. STANDS, PLATE WARMERS,
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TOILET WARE III tcts
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LADIES FANCY BASKETS,
CARPET sWEEPERs.
CLOTHES wRINGERs Iron Manrles
OLD DOMINION tsEsA COFFEE pofe.
Andsyep thing ia the way u Cseht=s, Hlsehsa ard
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coasDzpTloH CHI Be cuRE1

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-26
VEGETABLE COMPOUND FOR scRoFULa.
q N 00LIINs

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0af extra fhsFgr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-26
IA1'St SPRING STYLES
Go oT send OJuC AsoH, Ts3s. liatter
IgI C2ERT ST., nos Ec.T.
GIRO ULARS SENT FREE.

Persons Nith Jew leisure hours cn readily eSchaugt
them for lcw aulirs by selling oar Fancy and lrl
Genis Addrcss EASTMAN Is kENDAhii Lack Boa
ausi BOSTON, Mass
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-26
A BOOK Poa THE MILLION,

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bafs a. EFtFB Atheot beU unuts a.
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nems, IRE GHesi hiremfs pl oIal0r.s aId fspQ -
All 3 aHa il4Hgf, IlE toe astt
school
Lyceum8
Exhibition Rooms, &c.
10 Pt1aF 1.u8 YalfE HAvrHtrg IpiUas 50 Gts
GLuH. GiLI hbea, - Nls. MAitEp FaEH
6grst lfGaJ,laea s. Dtttis Agegss wanted eyery.
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hIa street. fa,l.aeI pits, ~
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a YOUNG EgAM
Iia POulT NEY,

opportunities offered to the student TO become q SUI
perior PenmgH in THIS Institution were never before
tqaaed. Wo paA sach attention 70 Reading Spelling,
Compositions, UrdIUry and Grammar that ne one need
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-26
R7uED (: r Err

Of The Kings Englsh" s35 PAYS for the fu Com.
mercial Ceurse tll graduation, timr unlimited. sos
pays for Boird, Washing, Fuel, Lights Rooms tiilg
furnished aud cared Cor by servant, and ration IN
Common English per term q 10 weeks. Tbs comm.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-26

or THE WAR; Tatir Noble Deeds 81 Heroism ana
portray el IA sEg4ege thItuterestH every
reader Toe basl paying Book. etHd iur Ciiealar.
5 s SCRANTON 4 90, 10 .ts2l lam HARTFORD CT
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oNu loy 81 I@As ios AHfii coatalaA
Good old lne% isssus il Naeie
Our N.ole. 0n. 4 clplls Ql.sua.
Pussy Niiop Blass..A hauua.ihe.
/ olld 5oe. e5afk.Au.ic, Where The
lros come From. SCI ,ing Halves
Foot Bal. and Hsehes, "A STORY 4
. q Apple Tres Tas Song q The Rob
Masic, ~R0and the Evening
amp, Oar Letter Bow IscknQF A
- i4s rrtaistrrx nsmau
The New York herald., 1867-04-18

RoND sTREET-To LET RENT $1,000 THl
- dwelling House SO Bond street; good location for
dentist or any light business. Apply at $50 Bowery
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-12-13
The End Of impeachment i.

After years talk on the project Of
impeaching the President for high
crimes and misdemesnors, the matter
has finally been set at rest The House
of Representatives, on Saturday last, by
vote of los nays to 81 yeas, defeated
the impeachment question. An an
alysis of the vote shows that the Rad
ical Republicans joined with the Con-
ssrvatives and Democrats, in defeating
the resolution. Had the Democrats ab-
stained from voting, and left the result
to the Republican side of the House,
the result would probably have been the
same. OF the Ohio members we notice
that Messrs. Buckland, Bingham, Gar
field, Spalding, etc, voted No, while
Ashley was the only Republican mep-
Der from Ohio who voted Yes.
This result will be received with sat
isfaction by the country. The express
sion of the House is an Interpretation
of public feeling, that it does not con-
slider Andrew johnson of sufficient con-
sequence to spend years time in his
trial and conviction, and thus dignity
him in history with the consequence
such State trial would give him.
Had his term of office longer to run, or
were bis powers to do mischief equal to
his 'inclinations, the result would prob
ably have been different. 8ars -T
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-12-13
POLITICAL NEWS AND RUmoRs

Iti stated that leading Democrats met at
Washington last week to fix up President
ial ticket, and after consulting with the Pres
ident, nominated General Hancock. They
could not agree on candidate for Vice Presi-
dent. =
The bill to enable negroes TO hold office
and serve as jurors in the District of Oolum-
bia, has passsd both houses of Congress, and
only needs the formality of veto and re-
passage to become a law. "a
The notorious section of New York known
as " Five Points" is located in the Sixth
Ward, The following shows the party vote
of five districts therein at the recent city
election Republican, %; Democrat, 2,24s.
Boston elected its municipal officers yester
day, and Pittsburgh will do the same to-day.
The success of Riddle, the Republican nom-
inee, in the latter city, is not unlikely. As
for Boston, free liquor was too much for old
Faneuil Hall, and Otis Norcross, the present
Republican Mayor, was beaten by his DEM
ocratic opponent Dr. ~ B. Shurtleff, by
ass majority. i". = dr. -
An immense mass meeting, in favor Of
Grant fer President, vas held at the Cooper
Institute. New York, on the 4th. l.. T.
Stewart presided, and the whole affair was
under the management Of the wealthy
merchants of the city. A standing commit.
tee was appointed to work for the further
ance of the object of making Grant the next
President. aaie' '-''i -
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-12-13
The 0ISIo Inda.triaI Leaeae.

nsO hHOUstEbaI League,
The friendsyof Protection in Ohio
have made a move in the right direo
ton BY organizing the ONO hEDus7Eral
LEAGUE, wording body, which Is t.
devote itself to. The dissemination Of in
formation on the subject ofHome Indus.
try and its proper protection by judic-
ious tariff laws. In 1855 a NSociety
for Protection" was formed by the citi-
zens of Cleveland, which did such
good service for the cause during the
few months of its existence that it has
been thought eKpedient to revive it as
branch of the American Industrial
League of New York, and extend its
work to the entire State. This has be-
come the more necessary from the ac-
tivity of the advocates of Free Trade,
10 sending out their aelhsive but plausi-
bic arguments into every corner of the
land. B..
The American Industrial League is a
national organization, made up from
no class or party. Its President is
Peter Cooper, of New York, who has
Tor many years been foremost in every
good cause; its Secretary is John Will
iams, the editor of the Iron Aoe.
and among its officers are such men as
Cresswell, Of Maryland, Alyord, of New
Z ork, Pierpont and Bolts of Virginia,
Jovode and MorreH, of Pennsylvania,
Ward, Of Michigan, and Delano and
Stone, of Ohio. Auxiliary branches are
'eing established all over the country,
he Ohio Industrial League acting fol
his State, with headquarters at Cleve-
and. The officers of the Ohio League
We A. B. Stone, Vice President, Cleye-
and; Jasper <. Williams, Secretary,
Hon. Columbus Delano, Mt. |
1ernon, James Mason, Cleveland, e. D. |
dsnsfeld, Morrow. Hon. R.. NJ. Mont. !
somery, Youngstown, Joseph Perkins,
Executive Council. Its Of |
icers represent various pursuits and are |
Il practical men of wide reputation
nd influence. The object and work
f the League are to vindicate the great
ruth of the universal practicability and
enefcence of Protection, and to dis
eminate throughout the country the
Of the facts and arguments
caring on the question.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-12-13
FOREIGN NEWS SUMMARY.

By the recent cyclone at Bombay, over six
thousan0 persousrwere killed, and thirty
thousand dwellings utterly destroyed.
1t is expected that Jamaica will .oon be in
telegraphic communication with the United
States via Havana.
LONDON, Dec 9.-It is thought that the
scheme of an European conference, for the
settlement of the Roman question, will be
deferred, by the speech OF Minister Rouher,
! which indicates that the French government
has already prejudged the whole case.
FLORENCE, December SIT is reported
that General Garadaldi has again disappeared
from the Island of Caprera, and it is feared
that another attempt against Rome will be
made by the Party of Action.
LONDON, December 7.-Her Majesty s
Theater took fire last night, after the audi
ence had retired, and was totally destroyed.
No lives were lost. The Origin of the fire is
unknown. The loss is very heavy.
PARIS, December THE Presse says the
conferences will not meet at Munich, as first
proposed, but in this city, at tthe time origin
ally appointed. The ENJOYS Of the various
Pvwurs resident in this city will represent
those powers in the conference. .as
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The House ON Contraction.

The House of Representatives, on
Saturday, passed the bill TO prevent
further contraction ef the currency, as
reported from the Committee on Ways
and Means, with only twenty-five mega
tive votes. The passage of the bill was
generally expected, but the enormous
majority of one hundred and two in its
favor, in roll-call Of only one hundred
and sixty-two members, must have sur
prised all parties in Congress, as it will
unquestionably astonish the country.
Let the greenbacks alone, is the popu-
lar demand. The natural growth of
population and business will contract
them fast enough. All the Ohio MEM
bers present but Messrs Garfield and
Spalding voted in favor of it 1t goes
to the Senate, where its passage is by no
means SO sure, as the Finance Commit
tee of the Senate is supposed TO be in
favor of a moderate contraction, and a
larger portion of the Senate than of the
House are contractionists. i,
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The importation of rags from the Mediter-
ranean, hides from Brazil, and other com
modities from the tropics is known to bring
the germs of disea e, chiefly fevers, which
are sometimes very affecting and fatal.
Ayers Ague Cure stimulates the Liver to
excrete these germs fsom the system
as efectually as it does the miasmate poison
Of our Ague districts. Consequently it af-
fords invaluable protection to steyedores and
others whose occupations expose them to
these dangerous infections and se hope We
render them valuable service in giving
them this information. New York Des-
patch.
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We call a'teution 10 card in the column
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pape.s ), aud would rsspmmend it To tIss at.
tention of any one inseres'ed in the subject
of advertising. Hey should read it pnd
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10 learn how ucha well regulated system
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money .- The parties who thus invite atten-
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THE JOURNA AL.
J. q; GREENE, 3naitor,.
A. q. WILCOX. He''
re- The National RenubIican Con-

N The National Republican Com
mittee met at Washington last Wednes-
day, and fixed on the Goth of May next
as the time, and Chicago as the place,
for holding the next National Conyen-
ton for the nomination of candidates
for President and Vice President of the
United States. l. 5s 1a -.