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Prom the annexed card, it will be seen that
-WAaREs D. WILKES, Esq, retires from the posi-
tion Of Contributing Editor, which ne has aecep-
ttsbly filed on this journal for the Past several
months. In parting with Col. WILKES, 1t is Sim
Itls truth to aver that the connection has been
pleasant and agreeable to the proprietor Of the
Estgeneer, and the kind assurances of good fecl-
ing expressed below are heartily reciprocated.
Mey prosperity attend him, and may his days be
long in the land Of the living:
9 FaREwELL.-With the Gloss Of the year, I am
eeluetantly compelled to bid friend HorT, and the
patrons of the Iste1l;gcneer, farewell. The posi-
;eion of Contributing Editor has been agreeable
and entertaining 10 me, and earnestly desire to
continue it, but other engagements forbid. With
my attention distracted by the duties Of tho school
room, ind my profession as . lawyer, an con-
soious Of many shortcomings in the discharge OF
my editorial duties but far as time Was allowed
me, have diligently labcred to benefit, entertain
:end instruct tho patrons of the latei'gsneer. II
Save como short of their expectations their gene
rosity will accept the will FOR the deed
y In looking back over the positions have as
shrned upon questions Of public policy, I have no
segrets-nothing to oretraot-nothing that would
alter, if could. The positions assumed were my
Deliberate convictions Of right and duty, and were
discussed without fear, favor or prejudice. and
atill adhere to them. =. -
For, friend HoYr, 4 wish that measure of Suc-
cess, individually and edisoriay, which his worth
as man, his talents editor, and bis services
and sacfifcss IS a soldier, 50 richly merit
- - = - -, WARREN D. WILKES.
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Burning Bush Chapter, No. 7, RIA, NJ
A REGULAR coNvoCATIoN OF BURNING
BUSH CHAPTER will be held in the Chapter
Room on MONDAY NIGHT, Jan. 18th, 1857, at
half-past seven o'clock. Companions will assem-
BILE without further notice.
By order of the NJ. EXP
I. B. BURRIss, Secretary.
Dec. 10, 1865 % A
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Millinery and Mantua Making.
MISS McKA

ANNOUNCES to the Ladies of Anderson and sur
rounding country that she has removed to tho
rooms over the store of B +. Crayton Sons, Oh
the public square, and is prepared to do all work
in Fashionable Millinery and Dress Making. The
patronage of the ladies is respectfully solicited.
Jan. 8, 1866 29
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON OLS1PLYIJ1 1..-s.-s
Jan 8, 1857

ANDERSON DLS7RICT q =
WHEREAS, James b Moore has applied to me
for Letters of Administration on the Estate Of
VIM. N. Major, deceased: 80.
These are therefore to cite and admonish alland
singular the kindred and creditors of said deceas-
ed to be and appear at my office on Friday,
10th day of january, 1867, to show cause, if any
they can, why said Administration should not be
granted. ROBERT JUNKlN, DAD
Jan. 8, 1857 % 2i
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i. .ggeeiidl. .Motiietes..

HIRAM LODGE, No. 6S, A.. F.. NJ.
"A REGULAR COMMUNICATION OF HrRAM
LODGE will be held in the Lodge Room on MON
DAY NIGHT, January 7th, 1867, ut hslf-past 7
o'clock. Brethren will take due notice anu govern
themselves accordingly.
By order ,Ofthe W.. NJ.
T. B. BURRrss, Secretary.
Dec 6, 1866 25 A
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Abbeville Male School.
EDW. r. MILES, Principal.
Jan. 3, 18C

THE Exercises of this School will be resumed
on 7th JANUARY, 1867.
Scholastic year divided into Two Sessions OF
Six Months each. No Pupil taken for less thara
one session.
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T E r M S.:

i Il II WI =
Forty Dollars per Session, payable one half In
advance, and one half at close of session.
Good Board, with respectable families, can, bes
obtained at moderate rates. t-s
For further information apply to- Prinsipal Ab-.
beville c. H., S. c.
Jan 8, 1866 90 2
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SHARPE, FAINT & BLEcKLEY.

P. s.-Those indebted to us by Note or Account
are requested TO call and settle the same inmedi-
ately, ~ +, b:
Jan 8, 1857 -
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CREDIT PLAYED OUT II!
No Mistake this Time.

FROM this date WE MUST POSITIVELY re-
fuse to sell any person Goods on time. Ourprohts
ON Goods are greatly reduced for Cash OF Barter,
and We promise to make it to the interest of those
wanting Goods to give us call before buying
elsewhere.
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that 6ucn tnlnR 10 ever likely u UcCur. 1ne
danger is ahead, however, and both Congress and
the people should ondeavor to make provision for
it. No people ever did, and no people can, long
withstand such pressure of taxation as that which
now rests upon the people Of the United States
The estimated amount Of revenue which the Gov
ernment proposes to raise next year is S5G5000,-
O0O-an average of SIG for every man, woman,
and child, white or black, in the United States.
This be it remembered, is simply the revenue re-
ouired for the use of the General Government
In order to got at the actual burden Of taxation,
tho various State county and other taxes, must be
added to the above sum- Before the war the ex-
penses Of the General Government were less than
500 0OO,O 900. We now have to make up the addi-
ton with resources greatly diminished. Under
such circumstances it is plain enough that we must
fall unless relief can be had, and the signs of the
times admonish US that the danger is drawing near
10 Alabama a State or Territory
The question Of tho status of the Southern States
lately in rebellion is about to come before the
Uuited States Supreme Court for decision. a man
named Jordan was recently brought before the
federal District Court sitting in Montgomery, Ala,
on charge of felony, and having been found
guilty was sentenced by Judge Busteed to twenty
one years Imprisonment, His counsel have de-
termined to apply to the Supreme Court for q writ
of habeas corpus, on the ground that Alabama is
not d State, but territory, and as suoh Judge
Buuteed's District Court had no legal status. The
matter will thus he brought fairly and squarey
before the learned judges Of our highest judicial
tribunal and if they will meet the question openly
and render plain decision We may expects solu-
ton of What il now q vayy complicated political
subject.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-01

LAR CORN
IL Shelled Corn,
Oats
Mill Feed.
Corn Meal,
Hominy,
Rye. PRYOR, HASDLAN q W.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, March 80.
COTTON-Held more firmly, but
prices are nominally unchanged; mid
ding 27ta2S; receipts for the week 1855
bales; and from September LIST lib, 529
bales. against 6,945 bales last season.
FLOCR-Unchanged, and in moder-
ate demand; trade brands II 5Oal3 so;
fancy Il 00al6 co.
r WHEAT-In fair demand for No. l;
2 80 for spring, and = 90 for winter.
CORN-In good order demand, and
the market firmer: ear g.; shelled "a in
bulk, and S1as9 in sack: and the latter
rate for white.
OATS-In good demand at - in
bulk.
RYE-Is coruered, all in the market
being in the hands of one party, who
refuses to sell at so.
BARLEY-Iu good demand for prime
to choice at 2oal 30 for spring, and
l 50a1 60 for fall.
WHISKY-Dull and prices nominal
at q in bond.
MESS P0RK-Firm at % 90. with
sales of 800 bbls.
BULK MEATS--In demand at sal0,
but are generally held shade higher.
BACON-Unchansed and not much
done.
LARD-Heid firm at II, but in good
demand ut l2f for city.
SEEDS-Clover seed firm at 10 80;
nearly all in the market is in the hands
of one party. Timothy in fair demand
ut 9 90 for prime. Flax in good demand
at = so. Hemp very scarce, and that
warranted to grow is worth S %.
BUTTER-Is firm at 30a33.
CHEESE-At l7a17S.
| EGGS-17.
SCGAR-llia14.
COFFEE-25a27.
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art Islands. Il espsciallH included

cent Islands. II especially includes
the strip 400 miles long, which extends
from the coast, TINS nearly excluding
the British Provinces from the ocean.
The treaty was laid on. the table, and
will be taken mp next week. Vi 9f-
The cessiOn excites intense interest,
and influential parties regard it as sig
nificant of Russian policy in view OF
tho impending European complications
on the Eastern question.
Russia cedes her American territory
for the same reasons that induced Ma
poleOn to sell Louisiana. In event of
war, Russia would probably lose this
territory, and by parting with it the
Car secures friendship with our Gov
ernmert. The English representation
is deeply chagrined, and it is said Sir
Frederick Bruce will telegraph to
Earl Derby for instructions to- protest
against the acceptance by our Govern
ment.
This acquisition more than dOublet
the United States coast on the Pacific.
Another dispatch, dated Washington
80, says it is true, as reported, that the
President communicated to the Senate
to-day the treaty with Russia, by. which
that Power surrenders to United States
sovereignty of all Russian-America and
adjunct islands. The price to be paid
for this territory is about seven million
dollars. The treaty was signed early
this morning and sent to the Senate
shortly afterward.
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From Mexico md Havana.

NEW YORK. March 31.-Nera Cruz cor.
respondencc of March IL, states that
Marshal Bazaine and the rear guard
of the French army embarked on the
18th. More than half that corps, which
originally numbered 5000, remain nm
der the soil OF Mexico. The French
flags about the city were lowered and
replaced by the emblem of Mexico. A
large quantity of war material was sold
to the Imperialists by the French. The
city was in state of siege, martial Law
declared and the gates closed.
Ii is feared the troops inside the city
will pronounce for Juarez as soon al
the Liberals appear in front of the
walls. All communication with the in
terror is cut off, and only news of ;
doubtful character can be obtained
from the Capital. 1t was rumored thai
Macmillan had agreed to abdicate j
Juarez would consent to abide by thu
decision of the people for or against tn,
Emperor. but the rumor was not con
/ tirmrd.
| Young Prince Iturbide had been takel
in charge by his father, and was Ell
route to New York.
4 Havana letter OF the 23d states tina
revolutionary proclamation was re
ccived from Spain by many prominen
persons, calling all classes to arms TO
the overthrow of the Queen and tn,
establishment of Republican govern
ment in Spain.
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FROM NEW YORK.
DISASTROUS Conhngrntisn-The Even'
ing kxPress NewsPnPer-Csunse
feits-The Arrest Of Bank Omcers.

feits-Tbe Arrest Of Bank Omcers.
NEW YORK, March 3O.-Another dis,
u.trous contiagratiOn occurred last
night on the corner Of 9th street and
9TH Avenue, destroying the extensive
cabinet mandatory OF Henry Valken-
ing, and several other buildings adj
joining. The loss is estimated ut over
q hundred thousand dollars.
4 decision was rendered in the Court
of Appeals yesterday in the well-known
case of Stephen :. Clark against James
and Erastus Brooks, relative TO the own
ership OF the Evening Express newspa-
paper i'll this city. The order directing
the newspaper 10 he sold, that Clark
can obtain his interest, will be en-
forced.
There are more counterfeit United
States bonds ahoat al present than there
has been for half generation before.
The compound interest notes of the de-
nomination of fifty dollars are initiated
very successfully. A counterfeit five
dollars on the Pacific National Bank of
Jackson, Michigan, is atoat.
Yesterday afternoon Messrs. Leonard
Huyck and Joseph y. Stewart were ar
rested by United States Officers, on Il
charge of defrauding the Government.
Their bail was fixed at two hundred
thousand dollars each, and not heins
able to obtain the required amount they
were sent 10 Ludlow street Jail.
Mr.. Huyck was President of the Mer-
chants National Bank of Washington,
which institution is alleged to be in
debted 10 the Government in the sum
of of $4,000. Mr.. Huyck having trans
ferred lis property to Mr.. Stewart, the
Government had both parties arrested
on a charge of eouspiring to defraud.
Mr.. Stewart is complainant in'the Erie
Pool case, in which he alleges that
Daniel Drew is indebted to him in some
thing like 100000.
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B.I,iuere Cas.le Market. :
BALTIMORE. March %, 1867.

BEEF CATTLE-The offerings at the
Scales during the past week amounted
to $40 head, against 450 last week. OF
the number offered, 40 head reached
the city from Ohio on Friday last, POO
came from the same State during the
week, and $50 from Chicago, all over
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad; l4O
from Pittsburg and IS from York county,
Pa, over the Northern Central Railroad;
so from West Pennsylvania, and % from
MARYLAND on foot. Of the receipts, 200
head were sold for Philadelphia and
New York, $50 to Washington butchers;
25 left over unsold, and the balance
taken by Baltimore butchers. On Tues
day and Wednesday there seemed to be
report of short supply, and sales
made on these days were ut much high
er rates than could be obtained to-day.
Prices to-day ranged as follows: Old
Cows and Scalawags at S6a6 %; Com
mon Cattle S1as; fair to good - 25a9;
with a few extra Cattle at - 25a9 5o
per 100 lbs. The market closed dull.
SHEEP-The supply during the week
has been rather limited: and prices are
firm and unchanged,
HOGS-Supply moderate this week,
and prices advanced slightly on tue
rates of last week; sales at SO 5oall "a
per 100 lbs net.
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From, San Francisco.

SAN Francisco, March Seth,
Japanese Commissioners suite sail to
day i'll the steamer Golden Age, for New
York. During their stay they visited
the Notifications, harbor, military sta
items, government works. and the ex
tensive manufacturing establishment!
of the city. They were received by
several prominent citizens and wer'
highly gratitied at the attention shown
them.
The laying of the corner stone of tn,
new mercantile library building in Thu
city took place to-day. 1t was an i'm
posing affair. The ceremonies were un
der the direction of the Masonic fra
ternity. There was full grand lodg'
attendance.
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Get Up Your Clubs For 1867
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THE REGISTER can poiD,
history ~ the surest and hest in,i-i a, ~. l'N
course upon all questions ot N.ilon,I - ' "4Ir
policy. Believing that the war - f'.i'
It's legitimate purposes attained viii H. s, SA'
der of the rebel armies, and the ahan,l.,,,,,''
slavery and secession by the south th.' r, ~ -
TER win be the unfinching advocate oG m,
ures that tend Ia promote the national b,r'.','
10 restore the unity Of the Gov,Snm.n, Irf
extend 10 all sections the priceless bI,,.'r "
an impartial Union and lasting pcac,. H.
be equally trm In its opposition a. an n,,,...,.
schemes that impose unjust and INV -
conditions upon the reunion " ! iin,rrpT,.,
that was never broken that guarantee r.r,.,
ual ascendancy Ia ono political part, and n.
changing estracisIn To every other. ,pd -.
thyart the wishes OF every patriotic hrsr,
leaving our country still Divided, our pssI.
disunited, our VniQn nnrrstorrd. Iul,y,tr
the opinion Of all men. while stea.lfas,l, IA
eating its own, despising the pr"SCriptNr hiCo,,,
of fanaticism while firmly adhering in rs a,
convictions Of right aud duty.
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Destruciion OF the LindeII Hotel, 81.
LouIn

ST. LOUIS, March 3l.-The Lindell
Hotel, the largest building of its kind
on this continent, if not in the world
was totally destroyed by fire last night
The building was owned by the estate
of Henry Ames & Co., Edward Ame.
being the representative of the property
Its original cost was a little over 5000,
900, and was bought by Ames & Co. il
December, 1863, for S373,0O0. The in
surance on the hotel amounts to 1910,
900. The lessees were Hatch, Weaver
& Felt. whose loss OH furniture and
stores ia about SaI0,000; Insured fol
100000. But little of the furniture
was saved. The total loss will proba
bly, reach Sl,600.000.
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9p Jeleeraph.
TO TssK REGIsTER.-
BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph TO the Register

LONDON, March 3O-Soon.-American
securities in request, opening at a con-
siderable advance; 5-20s 754. Consols
STEADY at 9lt. ~
LIVERPOOL - NoOn.- Cotton opened
steady but since kas become dull and
declined I'd for middling uplands.
Breadstuffs unchanged and quiet. Com
has an upward tendency, and is quoted
Cd higher. Flour 2sa29 for western.
Wheat RS Sd for Milwaukee red and
amber, and lbs Cd for California white.
Corn at 39s Cd for mixed western. Bar
lev Is 5d. Oats Is Cd. Pork declined,
and quoted at ~. Beef declined to PAS
Cd. Bacon 40. Lard 80. Produce gen.
orally quiet. Petroleum lid: refined
Is I'd.
Steamers took out to-day sEs,OO0.
LONDON, March 3O-Evening.-Con-
sols for money Gil: Erie 59l; Illinois
Central 20; 5-20s 15s
FRANKFORT, Afternoon--520 .sa.
PARIS, Afternoon.-1-20s e4s.
LIVERPOOL, March 30.-The cotton
market is quite dull and prices fell OF
fully ic. Middling uplands quoted AT
l3d.
LIVERPOOL, Evening.-Corn S9s 6da
30s. Other articles unchanged.
BRUSSELS, March 3l.-Placards hos
tile to the Prussian and Farriny ALI
ance with France have been posted mp
i'm the streets of LuXemburg. The Prns-
sian commander of the fortress at Lux
embu rg has complained of the insult Of
fered to his Government.
LONDON, March 31.-A dispatch from
Belgrade states that Prince Servia left
that city yesterday for COnstantinOple.
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Whiskers and Mustaches .

EORCED TO GROW UPON THE SMOOTH
IL est face in from three to five weeks by using
Dr. SEVIGNES RESTAURATEUR CAPPIL.
LAIRE, the most wonderful discovery in modern
science, acting upon the Beard and Hair in an
almost miraculous manner. 1t has been used by
the elite of Paris and London with the most
iattering success Names 81 all purchasers will
he registered, and # entire satisfaction il not
given in every instance, the money will bc cheer
fully refunded. Price by mail. sealed and post.
paid, Il. Descriptive circulars and testimonials
mailed free. Address BERGER. SHUTS &
co, Chemists, No. rs River Street, Troy. y.
Y, Sole agents for the United States.
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New York Stock Market

NEW 1ORk, Narcn ~, o.oo W.
Ohio and Mississippi certificates ga
274; Canton 46a464; Cumberland 3la33;
Quicksilver 33a34; Mariposa &; do. pre-,
ferred 22ia23; Western Union Te!e,
graph 4la4ls; New York Central
Ip55alO5s; Erie 5ssa55i; Hudson 137al3o
Reading 1O2ialO2f; Michigan Southern
75a754; Illinois Central 1l5all54; Cleve.
land and Pittsburg 75fa79; Cleveland
and Toledo l2l .al22; Rock Island ga
925; Northwestern 35a35s; do. preferred
65ta65i; Fort Wayne 94ta94s. -,
Miscellaneous shares quiet, and did
not show any marked change from yes
terday.
Bank shares and first class mortgages
in demand for investment.
Border Safe bonds generally dull