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DEATH OF HON, EDWARD G. PALMER.

The Winnsboro' Ne0s publishes the following
notice Of the death of the Hon. E. 6. Palmer,
which took place on Saturday, 27th ult In the
report, at his death, expressed by ccntempora-
ry, we sincerely agree: -
Fairfield District has lost one Of her most wor-
thy citizens in the death Of Hon. E. G. Palmer.
The whole State will sympathize with her in this
loss Colonel Palmer died at his residence near
Ridgeway on Saturday at s.! o'clock, A. NJ.
Mr.. Palmer was born inst Stephens Parish in
August 1900. He was the son of Mr.. Thomas
Palmer, and descended from the Huguenots. At
an early age he graduated in the South Carolina
College, in the class of 49,, and studied law for
two years under Colonel Gregg, Of Columbia, was
admitted to the Bar, but never practiced, as he
possessed on ample fortune.
In December, 1922, he married Miss Davis, q
daughter of DR.. James Davis, of Columbia. Short
" after his marriage, Col. Palmer moved to this
District, which he in part represented in the Nu-
fcation Convention. in 1882. This was the begin
ming of his career in public life. His life since
then has been SO identified with the interests of
his adopted District and his State that it Is not
necessary to 90 into the details of it here. he
was the first President of the Charlotte and South
Carolina Railroad Company, which position ne
filled for about nine years with o. fidelity and en-
ergy much to the success and prosperity of the
road And it was only OF his own request that he
was relieved from that responsible post.
Having On ample fortune before it was destroy
ed in the common ruin that befel1 our District by
Sherman's raid, it was in the more private walks
of life that the character of Colonel Palmer was
developed He dispensed charity without stint
To him more than any one else is awarded the
chief credit for building up the Episcopal church
in this place, rs well as the one at Ridgeway (of
which he was member.
His suferings were not protraeted, as he. though
complaining for several days, was confined to bed
but two days.
Tothe family of the deceased we know We can
safely extend the united symrathies Of all our Cit
liens.
The Columbia Phenir gives the following ac-
count of tribute to the memory of the deceased !:
The engine '.E. q. Palmer" which conveyed the
passenger train, yesterday afternoon, up to Char
lotte, was beautifully and appropriately decorated
in mourning habiliments, the 'tender' and every
available space being draped in black and orna-
mented with white rosettes. This suggestion was
from the master machinist, and whenever the
"E. G. Palmer" stopped at the stations on the
route, the people could appreciate the high re-
spect and esteem in which the first President is
held by all the officers and employees of the Char
lotte Railroad Company.
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.Al!ltdersalt 9utelligelttet.
"wednesday Morning, August Z.

BsE- All papers discontinued at the expiration
of the time for which they have been paid:
RSs~ No name entered upon the books unless the
money accompanies the order.
gsS.s A cross-mark indicates thatthe subscrip-
ton is about to expire.
nyH Specimen copies always sent, upon appli-
cntion,s5:
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GEx. SIcKLEs-A correspondent of the Charles
ton Courier, writing from Rock Hill, York District,
on the Oath ult, thus alludes to the commanding
General:
Gen. Sickles is quite popular in this section of
the sate and it is suggested that he be elected our
Senator. The people view him as q brave soldier,
who fought well during the war and has acted
magnanimously since he has been director of the
affairs of State. His sympathy for the poor and
desttute-his action in relation to the collection
of debts-protecting the debtor who was crushed
down and ruined, and whose estate would have
been sacrificed under the common law Of the State
have gained him many warm admirers and
friends. Placing him in this position would go
very far i'll rcconstructing the State, and gaining
us representation in Congress. His antecedents
are such that his credentials would be received:
and his admission could scarcely be denied without
doing great violence to all the eprinciples of the
Government. The freedmen are taking but little
interest in political matters.
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-Ex-Goyernor McRac, of Mississippi. and Gen.
t. C. Hindman, both writc letters denying that
they have turned Republican, as has been stated.
The former says ho never shall affiliate with that
nartv. and has no respect for it. The latter says
il ;s the solemn duty of every Southern man to re-
r;otor 90 that he may resist Radicalism at every
eton
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Terms Of Sale
NOTICE.

THERE will be sold on TUESDAY, the goth inst,
at the hour of u o'clock, at the late residence Of
John Ashley, deceased, the following property:
Two splendid Mules, large fat and well broke,
and gentle,
good two-horse Wagon (new) md harness,
Two good Rifle Guns, -
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, Farming Tools, &c.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
J0SEPHeCOX, Admir-.
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THE HOME PLACE, OR LOT NO. ]
THE GAMBRELL TRACT, Or lot No.ss
TERMS OF SALE:

On credit of one and two and three years, With
interest from day of sale; purchasers to give bond
with at least two good sureties, and mortgage of
the premises, to secure the purchase money-pay-
ment to be made in three equal annual instalments,
with interest on the whole amount unpaid, except
the costs of these proceedings, which must be paid
in cash. W. w. HUMPHREYS, C.E.A.D.
Commissioners Office,
Anderson, August 6, 1867.
Aug. Z, 1867. 04 -
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Come One Come All 4!
August 7, 1857

A MASS MEETING of the white end colored cit
izens of Anderson and Pickens Districts will be
helG ct Greenwood, (near McCanns & Smiths
storc,) on THURSDAY, the 18th August next, for
the purpose of taking counsel as to our mutual
duties and responsibilities under the late Recon-
struction Acts of Congress Suitable speakers
have been invited to address the meeting. All are
invited to come without distinction of race or
color. L. II. RUSSELL,
Chairman Committee of Arrangements.
August Z, 1867
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- Gen. sicklcO has dismissed Magistrate zoaly,
of Columbia from office, for releasing on INSULT
cient ball. without due regard for the public peace
or the gravity of the offence committed, Radcliffe
md paly. who were arrested there, charged. with
assaultinp and beating ]. O. Thompson, q North
ern correspondent, and W. Armstrong, of Wash
ington.
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The LATE RADICAL CoNyENTIoN.-A correepon-
dent of the New York Times, writing to that paper
concerning the late Union Republican Convention
Gays:
After tia. days sitting, the Union Rcpubli-
can Convention has tonight completed its work.
It has embodied its principles in platform; it has
organized its committees, and the party may now
be said to be on its legs before the State and the
country. The members are almost unanimously
we'll satisfied with their work, and they express
the utmost confidence in their ability, OH the basis
here laid down, to carry the State of South Caro-
Lima. But whether they have planted things like
to the last know not; whether what they have
raised is destined to prove really a platform, or
only scafolding for platform, or mere waste
lumber, remains to be seen. 1t is clean and clear
and out and out radical But it is quite certain
that outside of those who have taken part in this
movement is largo body of Republicans, inclr-
ding many of the most respectable and intelligent
and influential men of the party, who have not
united with those who have come to Columbia, but
have stood aloof to await the upshot of the thing
It may be that they will now take the opportunity
to form distinct organization, in which case the
Columbia Convention will have played into their
hands by the adoption of platform that is censo-
rious in it's character, that contemplates indirect
con6scaton, and that is likely to divide the State
sharply on the line of race. 1t may be, on the
other hand-and it is so claimed by the radical
leaders here-that the Columbia organization will
show such strength as to draw all these moderate
Republicans to it. Quien sabe. Things are alto
gether too chaotic yet to tell.
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New Advertisements.
PIANO TUNING,

MIR. JOSEPH FREY, of Charleston, will be here
bv the 10th inst, to Tune and Repair Pianos.
Orders left with Maj. Borstcl will be promptly at
tended to.
August Z, 1857 8
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
In Equity---Anderson.

In Equity---Anderson.
Susan H. Feathcrston,
Cary Featherston, Estate
L. p. Featherston,
BY virtue of Decrela Order from the Court Of
EQUITY to me directed, Twill expose to sale, at pub
lie outcry, on saleday in September next that par
eel of Land described in the proceedings of this
case as the property of Lewis P. Featherston, de-
ceased, to wit:
One Tract of Land,
Situate in Anderson District, on the waters of Bar
kers creek, containing
osA ACRES,
More or less, adjoining lands of W. W. Green,
John NJ. Mattison and others, known as Crayton-
Vile.
Terms of Sale:
On credit of one and Two years, with interest
from day of sale-the purchaser to give bond with
at least two good suretes for The purchase money,
except costs of proceedings, which must be paid
in cash. w. W. HUMPHREYS, o.E.A.D.
Commissioners Office.
Anderson, Aug. I, 1867. 8-4
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CONNIE ssIONER,s SALE.
In Equity---Anderson,
TRACT NO. L,

Situate in Anderson District, on Lucas creek, va
ters of Big Generostee creek, containing
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One Tract of Land,

Situate in Anderson District, on the waters of Bar
kers creek, containing
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500 ACRES,

More or less, adjoining lands Of James ". Gray,
james Watt, John Simpson, ct. al.
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A1O ACRES,

More or less, adjoining lands Of Charles Haynie,
Elias ]. Earle, A. M. Holland and Others s.-zs
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
In Equity---Anderson.
THE HOMESTEAD,

Situate in Anderson District, on the Savannah
River, containing
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6S4 ACRES,

Moro or less, adjoining lands of W. W.. Green,
John NJ. Mattison and others, known as Crayton-
Vile.
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TRACTS OF LAND,

IhHC1S-OF LAND,
described in the proceedings of this case, as the
Real Estate of Williamson Breazeale, deceaseds.to
wit:
THE HOME PLACE, OR LOT NO. I,
containing two hundred and thirty-seven acses,
more or less, adjoining lands of D. K. Breazesle
and Griffin Breazeale.
THE GAMBRELL TRACT, Or lot No.. 8,
containing one hundred and two acres, more or less.
adjoining lands Of John G. Griffin, Griffin Brea-
zeale, and others.
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More or less, adjoining lands of Jacob Mouchat,
Geo. Stephenson, and others.
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,THH E BROwN TRACT,

Situate in Anderson District, and containing
70 ACRES,
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Q A r d.

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CHEROKEE INJECTION,

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P. q. DRAKE & CO., New York.
PUBLIC NOTICE.

PUBLIC NOTICE.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,
May 1857.
The following Section of An Ordinance 10 abolish the
Office Of Superintendent of Streets to provide for Keep
ing the Streets Lanes Alleys. and open Courts in the
City of Charleston Clean and for other purposes ls
hereby published for the information of all concerned
For the due protection of the said contractor or con-
tractors, further ordained That every owner lessee,
occupant and tenant OF any r:enises fronting In any
stleet lare alley, open court shall On every day
isundays exceped have tho dirt filth garbage or other
oa placed in front of his her lot in barrel box or
heap and In readiness for the contractor by the hour OF
se, en- O'Clock A. NJ from the fist day OF May to the
first day November in every year and by the hour OF
nine O'clock A. NJ, from the first day OF November TO
the first day of May following And any person offend
ing hereln placing any DIRT filth, garbage or other
o any street. lane alley or open court after the
hours above named, shall be subject to fine not less
than two nor more than five dollars for each and every
offence, to be imposed by the Mayor.
By order W. q. SMITH,
May 15 Clerk OF Council.
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NOTICE TO SAILORS OR IMMIGRANTS.
HOTEL Oh BoARDING-HOUsl KEEPERS.
OFFICE CLERK OF COrNC1l.
March Is, ID =.
ACCORDANCE WITH TIE FOLLOWING. OF
/ the Legislsture passed the Goth day OF Doc loer,
1855 all persons concerned hereby nohhed to az
~ W. II. SMITH.
Clerk OF Corln-
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