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U OST, ON THE CARS BETWEEN KINGS
i 4 VILE and this city, RED RUSSIA LEA THEIR
POR1MONNAIE, containing s25 In money and free
ticket on the road in the name OF Miss Hoffman. ANY
one finding the will be suitably rewarded by ieav-
ine it al THIS OFFICE December IS
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NOR RENT, THAT TEESIRABLE RESIDEN CE
u No. 4Doughty-street Possession given lst January
next. The House is comparatively new, six rooms, De-
sides closets, &c. Apply at No. lib MEETING STREET
party desiring to purchase make favorable terms.
Decempcr IL
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CEA ISLAND AND UPLAND COTTUN AND
- RICE PLANTATIONS. FARMS and CITY PROPER.
IX Of all kinds for SALE and LEASE by
CLIFFORD l. MATHEWES,
Real Estate Agents. No. 56 Broad street
November 3mos
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E0 r SALE,

T1uR SALE, A LOT OF FINE TURKEYS,
i Country Butter Eggs. &c. Just from the country
by VIM. HUM, No. 42 Marketstreet, north side, be-
tween Meeting and Church. December Is
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II is. perLaps. known to most readers that the

1t is, perhaps, known to most readers that the
magnificent State House, which was commenced
about ten yearaa has remained for the pas few
years in an unfinished condition. The immense
granite walls have been without roof, and were
being greatly damaged, but by recent contract we
are glad to see the roof is being erected, which
will preserve the building, until more prosperous
times enable The State to complete it. When fin
ished, if ever, it will be the great adernment Of our
"city of chimneys.''
The Penitcntiary, under Maj Lee, is growing
into comely proportions, and now accommodates
over hundred convicts, and when completed. will
give quarters to about six hundred, if so many
worthless shall deserve its tender protection. But
it is TO be hoped that The moral effect upon those
outside will be such as to remove the necessity to
put any inside. Already it has done some good, rs
VIC learn from parties in the Interior that one GRIM
inal sent from neighborhood to this reformatory
prevents much evil. Xxx.
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ELECTION RETURNS

The returns from the elections held in Ohio.
Pennsylvania and Iowa, on Tuesday of last week.
have been quite meagre. Enough has been re-
ceived, however, to indicate n strong reaction in
the Northern mind, and that Radcalism has been
dealt heavy blow.
In Pennsylvania, the main contest was for Su-
prenc Judge. SuARswooD the Democratic candi-
date is elected by several thousand majority.
. In Ohio, it is generally conceded that HAYES,
Republican, is elected Governor by small majority.
The Legislature is Democratic Last year the I,adi-
calls carried Ohio by 10000. The question of negro
suffrage entered into the contest this year, and
the proposed Constitutional Amendment, comforting
the right of suffrage upon all alike, was rejected
by 50,0 900 majority.
The returns from Iowa show Republican ma
ioriiy of 10000, although the Democrats have
gained in several localities.
Municipal elections were also held in Indiana
and Connecticut, reeulting in Democratic gains
The Hartford Comm Times, referring to this elec
ton, says: .This is the first time in thirteen year:
that the Democrats have carried majority of the
towns in this State. We have gained over twenty
towns this fall
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ORDINARY'S SALE.

BY virtue of an order from Robert Junkin, O. 4.
D., will expose TO sale on Saeday next, within
the usual hours of sale, ut Anderson G. H., the
following lots of lands, to wit:
Tract No. 4,
Containing 25l acres, more or less, situate IN An
dcrson District, on waters of Hencoop creek, ad-
joining lands of A. Campbell A. Smith and Others
Sold to make distribution among the heirs-at-law
of John Cox, decd 1erms-0n credit of twelve
months, with interest from day of sale, purchaser
giving bond and approved security to the Ordinary
for the payment OF he purchase money-except
the cost, which will be required in cash.
Tract No. =,
Containing 73 acres, more or less, situate in An
derson District on waters Of Buckhorn creek, ad-
joining lands of John I. Ashley, Vim. Pruitt and
others. Sold for the benefit of the creditors of
Toiver Pruitt, decd. Terms-On a credit Of
twelve months, with interest from day of sale,
purchaser giving bond and good security for the
payment of the purchase money-except the cost,
which must be paid in cash.
Tract no. 3,
Containing It's acres, more or less situate in An
derson District, on waters OF Hencoop creek, ad-
joining lands of F. NJ kay Reuben Clinkscales and
others. Also, Tract No. 2, containing rs acres,
more 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-0n 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-except the costs, which must
be paid in cash. .z.s -.s5z 81
VIM. MEG UKIN, SAD.
Oct TO- 1867 418 !.
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Special Correspondence of the MteHigencer
PENCIL NOTES FROM COLUMBIA.

The business season, all hope, is to be busy one
but has opened very modesty here. Yesterday
about one hundred bales of the new crop were sold
on the market at about 16 cents, aud some little
activity in business circles, but it spasnodic-
..all quiet along the linc'' to-day The present is
certainly an anomalous condition in commerce, as
we'll as in politics-the high price of gold and the
low price Of cotton-but the troubled waters will
soon get their level.
The Court of Common Pleas is now in session,
Judge Moses presiding. Only those cases which
can be adjudicated without ajury have been heard
Jury however, has been empaunelled in accord
ance with military orders, from the registered tar
payers. 1t was found upon examination, that of
the $500 negroes Registered voters in this Dis
tricts only nineteen had paid any tax Comment
is not necessary. One negro only has thus far
been drawn jury, aud rs he is the first ever
SO honored, lie deserves to be recorded by name
Christopher Hayncsworth-a very genteel and pop
uar barber of this city.
The Grand Jury in their presentment to day,
suggested the purchase of more and better land
for The Poor House of the District, and the estab-
ishment of separate department for freedmen;
but the important suggestion in this connection
was. that ample arrangements should be made to
employ the inmates, thus giving to the institution
the advantages of both Work and Poor House,
with view to making it defray its own expenses,
or else relieve the public from supporting lazy pau
pers.
The Democratic victories in Ohio and Pcnnsyl-
vania gives encouragement to oil wcll-disposed
persons, North mud South, to hope for the ultimate
overthrow of Radicalism. The Radicals, with
less than eight years of power, have nearly de-
stroyed every vestigc of Republicanism in this
country, and are now being overtaken by the in
iquity they nurtured They kindled the fame that
is to consume them speedily. May the fire purify
them.
The State University resumed exercises on Mon
day last, about 100 students in attendance, and
the number daily increasing. The corps of Pro-
fessors is complete, aud the various schools are in
thorough working order.
You will be furnished with more worthy pane
gyric from many sources than my hand can pre-.
sent upon the lamented poet, Henry Timrod, who
died of consumption on the 7th inst. His harp is
silent here, but still breathes sweet music in bet
ter world. His life was one of christian purity
his death the good mans end
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Sale of Land.

TO satisfy mortgage in favor of Thos. H Russell,
will offer at public outcry, salcday in Noven'-
Der next, TRACT OF LAND, containing 222
acres, more or less, lying three miles from Ander
SON, directly on the line of the B. r. Railroad ad-
joining the Poor House tract, Capt. Fretwell VIM.
Burriss and others On the tract is n comfortable
dwelling with other outbuildngs, together wtn an
excellent we'll of water. About onc-half the)tract
is in state of cultivation the balance in forest
The place may be treated for at private saic' until
day of sale. .a
two years credit, with interest, note and approved
security. 10 W. W"
Oct IT, 1867 10
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Gbe Mlarkets.

ANDERSON, October lG.-Cotton market active,
and prices slightly advanced We quote from IA
to l4}.
COLUMBIA, Oct. 14.-sales limited. Middlings
iuous7A. Oct 14.-Coiton hrmer sales s4s
bales middlings 15@.
CHARLESTON October 14.-Cotton in good de-
mand; sales 800 bales-mddngs l6l.
New York, October 4.-Noon.-Coton dull, at
1910 lsA. I p. m-Cotton frmer, sales $500
balcs-midlling lS5 20 -.
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HEAHLY GONE.

The so-called civil government of South Carolina
is fast becoming n farce. Juries and Courts are
interfered WITH and taxes are forbidden in certain
Instances. The military auth critics exercise q
general supervision, the entire administration
The latest instance of interference
an order directing the Treasurer of the State to
pay all expenses incurred in maintainingthe quar-
santine- on. n.thecoast-e established by military au-
1-t1ority, bcit remembered. These amounts are
:. ordered*to be: charged against certain appropia.
stions made,by the Legislature, thus dyertnp the
monies from their proper and authorized channel.
At the last session, Legislature refused to make
any appropriation for quarantine regulations and
did not even authorize the salary of Port Physician
for Charleston. The city always provided f5., the
maintenance of quarantine before the war
The existing regulations cost from S2500 to
$4,000 per month. We arc informed, aud with the
present depleted condition of tho Treasury, it is
impossible to meet this demand, except with bills
receivable at II heavy discount. 1t is only ncccs-
sary to state the facts, in order to show the people
how rapidly the State is tending to complete mill
.ary domination -
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FAIR NOTICE,

ALL Persons indebted to the old firm Of J. E..&
W. NJ. BELOTTE, or to W. NJ. BELOTTE, ilndivid-
ually, will save trouble and cost by calling soon
and settling with the undersigned.
W. NJ BELOTYE.
Pcndletou, S. c., Oct 9, 1867 l7--sm.
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Carrying WEAPoNs.-Is it not little
singular that we hear of so many gatherings of
freedmen, armed with guns and pistols, when there
is in existence General Order to the contrary !?
The tragic occurrence mentioned elsewhere would
never have taken place. if this Order had been
strictly enforced The practice amang the negroes
of carrying deadly weapons has become greatly in
vogue since Union Leagues have been organized
throughout the country. We trust that the military
authorities will cndcavor to abate this reprehensi-
BILE practice, both among whites and freedmen. We
arc satisfied that Col. SMITH. commnndant of this
post will use eeery exertion to that end whenever
informed that there is any infringement of the Law.
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Medical College of Georgia,
AT AUGUSTA.
FACULTY.

/. p. GAnvIS, NJ. D., Emeritus Professor of Ma
terra Medica and Therapeutics. -.
HESRr F. CAMPBELL. NJ: D., Professor of Ope-:
ratvc Surgery and Surgical Anatomy.
JOSEPH a. Eve, NJ. D., Professor of Obste-
tries and Diseases Of Women and Infants.
L. d. FORD, NJ. D., Professor of the Institute
and Practice Of Medicine.
EDWARD GEpDlSe, NJ D., Professor Of Physi-
ology and Pathological Anatomy.
GEO. W. RAINS NJ. D., Professor of Chemistry
and Pharmacy.
DEsArssrnE FoRp, NJ D., Professor of Anatomy
WM. II. DurGuTY. NJ y /, Professor of Mat Mcd,-
Therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence.
L. A DuGAs NJ. D., Professor OF the Principles
and Practice OF Surgery ana Dean Of the Faculty
JOHN S. COLEMAN, NJ. D., Demonstrator Of
Anatomy.
CHARLES t., RICH, Janitor.
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DELAYED.-Owing to an unfortunate.
mistake at the paper MILL VIC are compelled to issue
o day later than usualthis week.
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WILL EXHIBIT At
McCULLOUGHS, Saturday Oct. 10, 1867.
ANDERSON, Monday, October p.
LOWNDESVILLE, Tuesday, October %
a. ROBINSON, Manager.
CHAS. COVELLI. Equestrian Director
DIR. STEVENS, Treasurer
HIRAM DAY, Master of Circus.
THE manager would respectfully state that in
organizing this Circus Company he has spared
neither time, labor nor money to make the present
combination the most
Brilliant and attractive
The four quarters of the Globe have contributed
their choicest gems to form this brilliant Constela
tion
This Grand Alliance
Of Talent is organized upon scale of unpreoe-
dented magnifcence, and the extraordinary and
varied performances of the great array of Foreign
and Native Talent, will inaugurate new era in
amusements The entertainments will be produ-
ced with degree of originality and splendor new
er before attempted in this country.
Prominent among the leading members of this
extensive Troupe, will be found the following
| names
HIRAM:DAY, Clown & Humorist,
The favoritc son of Momus; the embodiment of
Fun, Wit, Originality, and genuine Humor; a
living exemplication of the old adage, "Laugh and
grow fat"
Mr.. CHARLES COVELLI,
Clown and Character Equestrian, in his great act
of "PETE JENKINS"
MONS. CUTLER,
In his great Cannon Ball act, and other eminent
performers.
HARRY JENNINGS,
The great Two, Four and Six Horse Rider, will
appear in his great act of the Russian Courier Of
St. Petersburg.
PROF. HURLBURT
Will introduce Mt each performance his trained
horses, Spotted Chief and Spotted Beauty, two Of
the finest horses in the world. These spirited,
Stylish high.met horses will be driven to
riage, without Bride, Reins, Breeching or Traces
with heads and necks let entirely oose
ADMISSION, IS Cents
| CHILDREN under ten years, 81 Cents.
To all parts of the Mammoth Pavilion. No
Standing Room. Room for ALL Afternoon and
Evening. se5" Doors open at and O'clock
Commences at % and u o'clock.
GILES PULLMAN, Gen. Bus Ag't.
Oct lG, 1861 IS
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WILL EXHIBIT AT
McCULLOUGH'S, Saturday Oct 10, 1867.
ANDERSON, Monday, October 2l.
LoWNDESvILLE, Tuesday, October %.

THE manager would respectfully state that in
organizing this Circus Company he has spared
neither time labor nor money to make the present
combination the most
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The CIRcus.-Itis is scarcely necessary
to direct attention to the circus advertisement
elsewhere. People will read circus, talk circus.
and go to circus before many worther objects.
But we are not going to moralize on the subject,
and simply design asking attention to the fact that
RoplSsoS's Circus will give two performances ut
this place on Monday next, 2lst inst. For par
licuars, see large and small bills, as "ths estab-
lishment does not advertise" heavily in the news
papers.
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The esd Session will be opened OH the 4th Of
November next, and continue four months. The
Museum, Laboratory, and arrangements for Prac-
tcal Anatomy, are equal to any in the country
Clinical instruction regularly impaired at the City
Hospital and College Clinics.
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A RELIABLE HoUsE.-Ne would call
special attention 10 the advertisement of Messrs.
FISHER 5; howRANcE Columbia, S. G. They i'm
port their English Hardware, Guns and Iron, and
buy their American Hardware from the manutac-
tures-are close shippers, industrious and ener-
getic men, The senior partner, DR.. E. r. FISHER,
is an old Virginia gentleman, and oil who know
him love and respect him. He has been long con-
nectcd with tile mercantile interests of Columbia,
and has an extensive acquaintance in the upper
Districts The junior member of the firm, Major
r. n. LownAscE, is an old acquaintance and friend
of ours-an efficient and popular officer in The Con-
federatc army-and we know him 10 be wide
awake man. full of energy, industry and perscver-
encc, and with clear head to guide him. He
knows that the interest OF the country is to buy
goods at low rates and that will give good service,
and is ever watching to lay in his stock so as to
meet the wants of his customers, both as to price
and quality. We cordially commend this house to
our readers generally, as one possessing superior
facilities and an earnest desire render satisfac
ton in every respect.
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COLUMBIA AS A MARKET.-We learn
that very low rates of freight have been agreed
upon from Columbia for produce and TO Columbia
on merchandise. This will place the deserving
merchants of that city on an equality with other
markets. end we hopeto see them doing thriving
business: We are also informed that respecta-
BILE firm there is offering salt by the quantity at
So go for best Liverpool This is a low figure, and
is m evidence of enterprise and good transporta-
,ticn acilities:
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learned at this writing the result of his nvestga-
lion, or whether any arrests have been made.
We have no desire to comment upon this brutal
act. The facts bear with them the strongest evi-
dence that the teachings of the Union, League are
dangerous and inaammatory. As prudent men,
we should be prepared to defend our homes and
fircsdes, when necessary.
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REDUCTION I'M RATES
BY THE GREAT
sOUT AERN FREIGHT ] LINE,
VIA
CHARLESTON, 3. @.

ON and after OCTOBER, 1st, 1867, the !.
rates on FREIGHT, from New York,
Philadelphia and Baltimore, TO Columbia,
S. c., will be as follows, viz:
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This Grand Alliance

Of Talent is organized upon scale of unprcoe-
dented magnifcence, and the extraordinary and
varied performances of the great array of Foreign
and Native Talent, will inaugurate new era in
amusements. The entertainments will be produ.
ced with degree of originality and splendor new.
er before attempted in this country.
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AUGUsTA.-Whcn you visit this thrlv-
ing city, make an enrly call upon Dr.. W. H. TUT,
who is elgby located on Broad Street. His ex-
tensive and complete assortment of drugs and medi-
cines cannot be excclled in the South, while the
entire establishment is exquisiiely arranged and
beautifully ornamented with every fancy article in
his line of business. The DR.. is pleasing and af-
fable gentleman, always ready to wait upon Gus
toners, and he is ably seconded by our worthy
friend, Mr.. R. II. LAND, formerly of Newberry.
See advertisement in another column.
J. T. GARDINER s. Co., Warehouse and Commits
sion Merchants offer their services to the public
generally, and We take pleasure in recommending
them to the farmers and planters of this section,
as reliable business men.
r. w. MAHEn begs to remind his old friends in
Anderson that he has in store choice selection oil
Family Groceries, and will be pleased to receive q
call from them.
The Augusta Hotel is conveniently situated to
the business portion of the city. and is presided
over by courteous and hospitable gentleman
See CARD
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CoLUMBlA.-One of the most interest
ing places for young housckceper to visit is the
China Store of our friend, Capt. W. q. SrAsLEr.
He has everything necdful in the crockery line,
and superior assortment of imported goods. Give
him call, or send your orders.
Tnos E. GnEcc s Co., dealers in crockery,
glassware, &c., arc located in the large and hnnd-
some building recently erected on Main Street.
They are clever gentlemen, and prepared to nc
commodnte the public with all articles in their line.
Besides their legitimate BUSINESS; they are en-
gagged in Brokerage, buying and selling stocks,
bonds and money. Our Columbia Bank Note List,
in another column, is corrected weekly by this
firm.
JAMES G. GIBDEs advertiscs that on or before
the first of November, he will start two sets Of
Woolcn machinery at the Saluda Factory, and will
manufacture wool into cloth, exchange cloth pay
cash for wool.
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By virtue of an order from Robert Junkin, o. a.
D., will expose to sale on Saleday next, within
the usual hours of sale, at Anderson G. H., the
following lots of lands, to wit:
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Brilliant and Attractive

Ever presented to the patronage ofthe public
The four quarters of the Globe have contributed
their choicest gems to form this brilliant Constea-
tiou
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XX.-Our readers will welcome tho
sprighty correspondent writing this signature
from Columbia. AS that place will shortly become
of prominent political Importance, we trust to re-
ceve regular resume of the news from the pen of
ono so highly gifted our friend, and whose tal-
cnts ore not exercised often enough especially in
our behalf.
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CoURr WEEK.-Thc Circuit Court,
Judge DAwKINs presiding, was engaged yesterday
in the trial of Elbert Brownlee, freedman, indicted
for the murder of JOHN H. McG1LL. About dark,
tie jury returned verdict of guilty
Nothing of general interest has trauspired in
the District Court.
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Prominent among the leading members of this
extensive Troupe, will be found the following
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PosTpoNED-It was our intention to
take a. little stroll around the village, and blow up
some of these merchants this week. But lnck of
time and want of space have prevented. People
who:dont advertise need not expect 80 place in the
picture, A word to the wise, SC.
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Mr.. CHARLES covELLI,

Clown and Character Equestrian, in his great net
of "PETE JENKINS"