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nm. W. T.. mEHonEy.
OCrLlsT AND inRlsT,

DrsrErTrrLLY isnis9hi. tfsi,.iaa.
~ NJ services IL ne elilisns ~ nALLAH
shi glslaiiy, aad s,llelis lahlls psifpaaes
In enstias ~. services ~ ~ usfuin
Hais vha are sdceiei wiih diseases n The
mYm anet mAIt.
W. II too reserved 10 a. ID IN q landaiafT
manner, bat prefers NJ practice speak Ing
flr itself II be cannot sustain % fepnia.
ton Wy his success, In treating diseases n
those organs, aud giving satisfaction ~
those who may favor him With their pat
ronage, he would disdain To- do - hy CON
msniatory snnhoiaiisns. Persons suffer.
ing With diseases Of the Rye or Far, aud
wishing 10 he treated will consult him, az
an early day, Ills fees are reasonable.
Satisfactory references given.
Located at the Cruiehheld House, aud
will remain one month only.
July ~, lS6I-ij2ws
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valuable Mill Property In Dallas
Y ~. 2''a FOR SALE.

tvNTE will offer for sale, to the highest
W. bidder, at the Court House door in
the town of Dallas, on, SATURDAY, SCI
TDMBER'12th, 1857 on q credit Of twelve
months, with 10 per cent, interest from day
Of sale, the valuable new mill, situated in
Dallas, and known as the
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Mattresses.

lie can be found at Mr.. Geo. Jeinhsrdts
zirf }. ADDINGTON.
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Furniture.

rIyHE undersigned begs leave 70 inform
II the citizens Of Dallas and vicinity that
he has established himself in Dallas Tor
the purpose % misunderstanding AL kinds OF
furniture Of the meet approved style
lie will also make at Short notice the very
best quality Of
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CASH!

MAJ. T. G. JORDAN, Dallas, Texas,
WI will mako liberal CASH ADVANCES
on all consignments Of cotton, wool, -four,
&C., to our houses at Millicun and Bryan.
.... b, HASWELL & SON.
Millican, July 90, l867--446m.
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July 27,, ls67-45;tf. .rs b..
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Religious Notice.

The following are the appointments Of Rev. a.
B. STEPHENS, Presiding Elder for the Greenville
District of the South Carolina Conference, NJ,
Church, Third Quarter: Z.
Pickensrille Carcua.-4,h Sunday, and Saturday
before, in July, ct Bethlehem. 80 8
Keoipee Crcais-1st Sunday, and Saturday be-
fore. in August, at Mount Bethel.
Wolhalla ciremt-2d Sunday, and Saturday
before, in August, at Double Springs.
Seneca and Tuyaloo.-3i Sunday, and Saturday
before, in August, ut Center.
anderson &aaon.-lst Sunday, and Saturday
before. in September.
Anderson Ciscuit.-2d Sunday and Saturday be-
fore, in September. at Providence.
Pendieton cTscn,.- Sunday, and Saturday
before, in Septembers at lpendleton Village.
Ha A District Meeting will take place at An-.3
derson Court House, commencing on Thursday
evening before the lst Sunday in September. The
official membership of Tin: Church earnestly
licted to be present. Rev. WHrrsroonD SMITH,
D. D.. and Prof. J. H. CARLISLE will take part in {
the exercises.
July IL, 1857 2m
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HEWs ITEMS.

Bishop Scott, of Oregon; died at New York
on the 18th instant, after short Illness His OBJ
sequies took place at Trinity Chapel on the 10TH
= The survey Of the Knoxville and Kentucky
Railroad has been completed. by Professor Kirk
patrick to the State line from Knoxville
= Considerable excitement exists in West Vir-
ginia and portion of Ohio, over the discovery Of
silverwhich is said to contain ninetyfour per cent
of silver and six Of copper. y
Fitty-one cases OF alleged whiskey frauds on
the revenue are to be tried the next term of the
United States Court in Richmond. Chief Justice
Chase presides at the of the Court in October
= Geo. Chandler and Vim. Fears, two horse
thieves, recently tried by court MARTA! at Vieks
burg Mississippi were found guilty, aud sentenced
to FIVE years Imprisonment at hard labor in the
military prison ut Dry Tortugas, Florida.
"A farmer named Hornsby, residing in john
son County, Mo. has brought suit against General
Sterling Price and other officers of the rebel army,
for damages sustained by him in the Simmer of
1861, by reason of being imprisoned by rebel SOL
diers under Price. ssss5;
"A party of horse thieves we're overtaken the
other day in Carroll. county, Miss, by some gem
,lemen who had pursued them from Marshall
They arrested two and recovered the stolen prop
erty One or Two thieves are said to have escaped,
and two have been killed.
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Baptist State Convention.
July IL, 1867

Al meeting. of the anderson Baptist Church;
held on last Sabbath, 9Th instant, the following
Brethren were appointed ass Committee of. Ar
srangements TO meet and assign ;homesto Delegates
who shall attend the Baptist State Convention
to be held at this place, commencing on Friday
before the 4th Sabbath in July next, viz:
!. P. Reed, Chairman; D: Brown, J. ". D.
Skelton Jas. A. Hoyt, F. C. y. .BorsteI.s l. 7. Ar
mold, John Wilson. E. P. Earle, J. B.. Clark, j. s..
Murray and W. D. Beverly. -
Delegates expecting to attend the Convention
are earnestly requested to forward their names TO
Rey. W.sD. sBEvERLY, Pastor of the Church, that
every necessary arrang may be made preyi-e
Gus to the assembling of the Convention.
The Committee will be inSattendanceat the De:
pot on Thursday preceding the commencement men Of
the meeting, npon tho arrival of the trsin, and
also upon its arrival on Friday and Saturday fol-
lowing. Those coming by private conyeyance,
will pleasc'report themselves to the committees:at
the Church.
s. BLECKLEY, Church Clerk.
June 19.a1867 *, 4 s.ssss = -
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WASHINGTON, July 90.


A Snrratt juror was taken violently i'll with cho-
lera lnorbus. and the court took recess.
Gen. John A. McClernand,3 of Illinois, has been
nominated for the Mexican mission.
John L. Goddard, Grand Master of the Pennsyl.
vania Nasons; il dead.
The President nominated Horace Greeley for the
Austrian mission, but utobjec,ion being made; under
the rule of the Senate that nominations cannon be
considered the same day, the nomination goes
over.
John Ne,herland, Of Texas, has been confirmed
as Minister to Bolivia
Gen. Howard has issued orders to his subordi
mates, regarding employees: preference must be
given to such as have been oyal all must take the
iron clad oath.
The judiciary Committee was aulhorized,o to send
for persons and papers, on the question whether
Kentucky, Maryland and Delaware have Rcpubl
can constitutions.
resolution ordering the Judiciary Committee
to.report evidence taken in the impeachment case,
passed by "a yoteof 57to 49, This result was mp.
plauded' by the impeachers
The Conference Committee reported on adjourn
ment fr6m clockto-day to the 2lst November;
agreed BY yeas 81. nays 46.
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DEATH OF WIN. n. WHITE, ESQ

We learn from the ihens Geo lydtchnsa,l that
s;gF White. Esq Of that place, died on The
the 18th year OF his age sEv:
yEaiTs was ell hrong ghout the South as
Of tho Solihern Caltisat0r. He was
nitise Of lew York, but had been citizen Of
athens for some twenty years and was highty es-
5teemedby . lsrge circle of friends and acauain-
5tancss. $. ~.
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IlTpaoqEDs . gy1l ssUaeraBaUH.

l{Hr readers VIII remember taat, seHeral mohths
:ago. We: noticed the invention by our toWnsrnan,
Joss ylL$ on, Esq.sof an improved Burglar Gun.
:isiaee that time Mr.. ". has visited the North, and
sntion has beenreceived ny scientific men
MIA aatterin encoiniams. now have the
Of stating that the Patent Office has
patent for Tie Gun, bearing dare July 9th
and the inventor is likely to reap rich re
5roE, bis labors. -
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nrhTEaF JoHN 8. EoasEY.

slearn orusthe Charleston Asreury that JOHN
q: HossEy, Esqs for many years clerk Of the city
council aiedsin that city on the 18th INST: He
Mas taken suddenly in the forenoon and died
about II O'Clock that night. Mr.: HoRsEY was for
nsTly resident Of this place, and waswell known
80 the.cld dor citizens. - -,
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"a young man named Webster was foully mur-
dered at Rogersvillc, East Tennessee, in broad day
Lightly one OF Brownlows minions named Size
more. Itis needless.to say that Webster was
quiet respectable man, and that Sizemore is des-
sperado of fthewors. Radical type ltis;stated that
this is his eighteenth victim He was arrested but
put in she bands of his own brother and some
other Radicals, and permitted to escape tie first
night. - .; .. 8, ~
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@1 ~-1sf
.WEfEAT.

Persons sndebtsdto this othce,who canrset set
their accounts bg. cash. have an opportunity OF
their indebtedness with wheat, at At the the
nar.es price,. also be taken for: new sub
sacripsions So, bring ON your wheat settle your;
sold. debts, and yhegin anew.
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a ersou gatellliige gelttet,
aesdays forming July j 24ttlss

i. nSr iii papers discontinued at the expiration
of the time for xhichs they have been p:Iidd.
No name entered upon the books unless u ne
money accompa ies the. order
81 "a cressSin rls dicates that ne suosctip7
siea is about tcsexpire .s.s,:e
Specimen copies always sens' sem, upon app.'- s
cation ~ -. ) )
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sssrgsaR o. TNPlRRNAE 4 REyEHUE.

ASSESSOR OF INTERNAL REVEHTE. e
HEnslcK. Esq. 5. has received The appoint
and been confirmed by the Senate, As
Of Internal Revenue for the Third District of
South Carolina, to fill the vacancy occasioned by
thedsath Of Ws. Vas WYck, Esq The appoint
meut Of. Mr. 10 this importaut position will give
general the citizens Of this portion
The State intelli gen. and satisfactory dis.
ehargesofthe Gu les ofAssistant Assessor during
the past len months, hao wolls for him hosts, of
friends in Il is District. while this honorable en-
dorsemen. ms official COURSE a guaranty Off
saeisty To- the .Go4ernmentan and its interests:
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Burning Bush Chapter, No. 7,rR.:.is..M...
4 REGULAR coNvocAT1oN OF BURNING
BUSH CHAPTER will be held in the Chapter
Room on MONDAY NIGHT, August 18th, 1867, at
haIf-past seven o'clock. Companions will assem-
BILE without further notice.. q =
By. order of the M...E...H.. p.
GEORGE. MUNRO, Sec. pro teua.
July 10, 1857 49,
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= stonewall Jackson's war-horse Superior"
which was gift to the General in 1862, from the
citizens of Augusta County, Va, has been sold to
q. citizen of Macon, by the widow of our lamented
hero, whose INDECENT circumstances neccssitated.
her to part with the animal. 1t Was originally de-:
signed5to have sent itto Baltimore for sale, but a
purchaser was found in Macon who liberia,
enough to pay generous price for him. Mrs.
jackson sent him ajphoograph of her lovely little
daughter julia the only living representative Of the
illustrious father.
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= Tho'commandihg officer at Mobile has issued
an order for the trial Of MI David j. Files charged
with being leader Mt The riot on the night of the
reception in that city of ofCongressmau Kelley. Mr.,
Files has. been removed from Fort Gaines, and is
nowcoufncd in the camp of cloth U. s. Infantry.
- Late advices from Salt Lake stale that rich
gold discoveries have been made in thesUtah mines.
Forty ounces of gold dust were brought in, which
were crushed from the quartz in TWO days, and
which, on being assaycd, weighed over thirty
ounces.
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SENSIBLE ADvIcE.-Geo. W. Kendall writes from
Texas to the New Orleans Picayune, and gives US
the following sensible views:
The lessons W hich adversely touches nrc hard,
vet they must be learned. And these lessons are
always useful Tknow that it comes hard for q
yonng manto walk behind al pillow who once rode
behind fast trotter; nor is itagreeable to young
lady to make aud put on her dressesall by herself
who formerly had couple Of servants to take these
rksome jobs of her hands. Yet can see no other
remedy, at least for those who have simply been
ruined by the war and the list is long one. That
a large majority have accepted the situation cheer
fully, lam clad to say is true-I mean the situa-
tion to earn their own living; all must do it. And
there are many wholhink. andI am one of them,
that in the lorg run it will be all the better for the
rising generation of the Sou,h-a generation which
is TO follow one no,oriously brought up.in gno
rance of work and Incidence rs any useful occu-
patton. The race Of men growing up Will be more
muscular--the women stronger and heartier-and
their children again improve upon the stock. i
have never heard that exercise was hurtfnl, and /
huve consulted good physicians on;ihe subject.
How often do we hear our people complain that
they have been out all day hunting for servant.
without success. Ha(fthcy turned to in the morn
ing they could have done all their work themselves
in couple of hours and saved money and shoe
leather by the operation. Too many people in the
South have been brought up to be waited upon
they must now tie their own shoes, and repeat
that the sooner they begin the better it will be.
know ,hat many think they can escape this state
Of things by going to Brazil. or some other out-of-
the-way country; but toll is the common lot of the
poor man the world over, so far as have seen and
in no par, of the world is toll as remunerative as
in the Southern States of America. Let us work.
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8 IfgW1 ANp 3. .ILARHIYeDI DIsEasE.


We Iearns from our city exchanges that, sincethe
promnlgation Of General Orders No.s32, "a new and
alarming disease has become sufficiently common
: tosbes pronounced epidemic: The most eminent
physfcians are pleased TO denomnate this serious
raaiadg by the euplomious name of Ppsyripsy.
IN The language of an erudite and lamented phi
iosophsr these dsrisatons are from the Greek, and
Bignify the disease among fowls known rs PIP,
While the effects compel the patient TO exclaim
s..let ,en This learned deduction. explains
s the nature Of che disease, although On exchange
6elieyngit peculiarto his. section, describes the
symptpms 1ollows q. sudder depression of
EHaeolH Hpsis, dindis craving of th, spiasE,y of
lei back bonibns and feeling of simness in the
& simmeiiars sieinitY of the diaphragm We have
sent for medical student, who has attended the
ersf course Of ssernrss; 70 translate the above
sract, and in the meantime will offer consolation
10 The community by ss.asin that an inyaluabie
remedy has been, discovered and patented, and
5thers occasion for siars provided the ingre.
d;snls AFe for hcoming: entlemsn from Charles
tdr, suffering from this disease, visited Walballa
last week for the purpose of consulting o distin-
arushed practitioner. He has returned witt rebi-
cund ccnntenance and healshful glow, and under
axes 10 ndorass the prescription, although de-
his utter inabiltyto to find the prime ngre-
in aifable quantities, in Anderson. Never
Slslcss. ne viii append the prescription, and ad-
rise promp. resort TO its hilerating effects,
,VEfsneyer prac,icsble spiriis yini otardi
guearum whitum, q. icibus coolus, q. ~
( ss t,;ete v;oIsuter: addns spriggus mintLs duuG,
aud ,suckite cum ssrawum. 8. ss
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a, rey. ..,,,rkTiRs !, sC0NVENTION !.

iis Bod viii convene the Baptist Church of
this paace next, 26th inst. Religions
aersioes III be held on eReSeyeniag previous, at
early candle. light 3sssss-;
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spetiiaI Notifes.

HIRAM LODGE, No. 6S. A.. r.. M.
A REGULAR COMMUNICATION OF HIRAM
LODGE will be held in the Lodge Room on MON
DAY NIGHT, August5 1867, at shslf-past seven
o'clock. Brethren will take due notice ana govern
themselves accordingly. +szsS
By order Of the W. NJ.
JAMES "A. HoYT, Sec. pro ten.
July s,ls67
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and he promptly returned the deeds A few days
age be selected lot in 'Shreners cemetery"
where no such distinction is made among the dead.
ss.1.s77se Lancaster Express.
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Hon. JAMES, l.. onn, Colum

- .ssSss ,ss.s-.:
rcopY.
TnEAsuRY DErAnrasNT:0 OFFICE OF INT, revenue,
,sgs5sssss. -. wAsHisoroN, July 10, 1867. .
Sir: Sundry stills and other articles of property
seized by the late Revenue Inspector Arnim, from
different individuals in South Carolina, now,
understand, in possession of the post commander,
at Anderson.
You are directed, as soon as practicable to in
quire into the facts in these several cases. and
where you find that an offence has been committed,
such as involved forfeiture Of the property in the
possession above mentioned, you viii seize the
same and IKE the course provided By Law to as
certain ms forfeiture. .s.,.5.z
Where no such offence is found, you will inform
the post commander at Anderson, tha. there is no
reason known to this Office for the further deten-
ton of such property from the possession of its
owners. Very respectfully,
[signed] E..A. ROLLINS,
@ = Commissioner.
A. S. WALLACE. Esq, Collector, I'd District,
,Ycrkville, 8. G.
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NEW ADyERTIsEMENTs.

3We direct attention to the following advertise
saeuts in this issue: $50 s5.;s
spAspr & Fxsg want to purchase large quar-
t;tv # wheat. for viii ch they The highest
market price. - s S S
.:556wAnp F. STOKES, Esq.,of Greenyille, Attor-
ttnsv St Law, offers his professional services.
Citation from the Ordinary. s:9 =
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IIy5TrrIp,F;sTING ANp IMPoRTANT LETTER.

We are indebted to- His Excellency the Governor
for the annexed communications of Commissioner
RoILlSs, inregard to the lerge number of stills
that were seized bg. one Cspt. RsiM, Pickens
District. Il will that the Instructions of
the Commissioner the; Revenue Collector are not
to be misunderstood, and those citizens notsguily
of infringing the Law, who hadlheir property fersi-
bly, taken from ther may recover the same at once:
This valorous Capt. AKslM, who created such ter
ror in our sister District by his vigorous raids on
defunct stillhouses has been very properly remoS-
d=from the service and wesunderstand, ,=has;fnund
4. lolrmeat in, Sh, common Jail of Greenvile Dis
trict. five are rightly informed, the Captain l?)
has been imprisoned under o warrant from: the
civil authorities. and was placed in the same cell
with another officer, whom he had arrested Tor mis-
conduct, after the predatory excursions in the
Wolf Creek neghborhood. The .ex-oficial made
some objections, but these scruples were overcome.
He has now sn excellent. opportunity Of ruminat-
ing upon, the instability ofesrthls power, and can
reflect chow are:the mighty fallen -
TRE4sUgy DEpARTMEsT,s OFFICE OF ISr. REVENUE.
- WAsnIsoTos, July TO-: 1867.
Sir: In reply to yours Of the 9th inst, I here
with: transmit S copy of letter which have to-
day addressed to Col Wallace, in. relation to the
articles of property mentioned by you.
Very respectfully,
E.. A. ROLLINS.
=, Commissioner
Hon. 5IaMEs L.. 0RR Columbia. S. c.. -.
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june 1s.a1s67
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vii! unite with them
Female Suffrage
Feluale suffrage, in spite of John Stuart MILL OF
the KANSAS statesman, has received hard blow,
aud, most wonderful Of oil, at the hands of Horace
Greeley. The Committee of the New York State
Constitutional Convention, TO whom was referred
the question, report bluntly that they do not re-
commend the extension of The elective franchise to
women. However defensible in theory" say the
Committee I'VE are satisfied that public sentiment
does not demand, land wouldaot; sustain an inno-
yation so revolutionary und sweeping-so openly
at war with distribution of duties and functions
between the sexes, as venerable and pervading as
Government iiself. anu involving transformations
so radical in social and domestic life"
This settles the question, for some time Of least,
in the Empire State.
Thaddeus Stevens Grave.
Several years ago, when the Lancaster cemetery
was Incorporated, Mr.. Stevens purchased Two lots,
for which u deed was duly executed. Some years
LATER in looking over his papers, be noticed, for
the first time the clause biting the interlnent
Of: colored people in she cemetery. Heat once re,
conveyed the lots to the company, with his reason,
and asked that-they be put upon the record. A
short time ago he purchased o couple of lots in
Woodward Hill cemetery. and when the deeds
were handed to him he noticed similar clause ex-
Guiding the burial OF people Of color The brave
old man declared That he could not consent toshave
his bones laid in cemetery where any Of Gods
children were excluded for no fault of their own,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-10-02

dependent Of the Constitution as they had Deen 1eia
before the formation of that instrument. But
wherever the black men we're free IN majority Of
citizens and participate in achieving your indie
pendence; and afterwards, by voting for delegates
70 the Constitutional Convention they assisted in
framing your government. That is the history Of
this matter. Well, what has taken place? These
slave States engaged in armed revolt against the
Government The moment they organized rebel
lion that moment it became the right Of the Amer-
can people to strike the shackles off every slave and
summon him to the defence Of his country and the
Constitution. The Government did it. Abraham
Lincoln proclaimed liberty at the head Of your ar
mics These men, emancipsted from the thraldom
Of slavery rushed everywhere 70 the defence of your
Tag, and your army rolls this day bear witness that
one hundred and seventy-fve thousand Of the free
black population Of the United States, those made
free by the proclamation Of liberty and those in the
free States who were already free, went into the
war for the Union and fought its battles.