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WASHINGTON, Sept. Z.

In The forthcoming pardon proclamation, four
classes are excepted: lst Those condemned, or
against whom legal proceedings arc pending. I'd.
Foreign agents of the Confederacy. I'd. Military
officers above the rank Of brigadiers and naval
officers above captains. 4th. Persons implicated IN
Lincoln's assassination.
The President has directed that copies OF his late
proclamation be sent to all who have taken the
oath to support the Constitution, that they may
know officially what is required of them according
to that document.
President johnson is said to be highly elated
with the Democratic victory in California, and pre-
diets similar results at the elections in the Atlantic
States The latest returns from there show DEM
ocratic majority in the Legislature-thus cutting
off all probability of Republican Senator to sue
ceed Conness
The President has instructed the heads Of the
several Executive Departments to furnish persons
holding IN appointment in their respective depart
ments with an official copy of his proclamation of
the Sd instant, with directions to observe strictly
its requirements for an earnest support of the Con-
stitution, and faithful execution Of the laws
which have been made in pursuance thereof.
In consequence of q clerical error in the debt
statement issued the 4th instant, the Secretary
of the Treasury has determined to issue new and
correct statement to which will be added the con-
dition of the public debt on the 1st of September
1865, which, compared with the corrected state
ment to be issued, will show aggregate rcduc-
ton of S264, ,906, ,200.38.
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RICHMOND, Sept. I

Yesterday, negro named Howe who had bought
first class car through ticket, North of Washing
ton, was put off the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac cars near this city, having refused to ride
in the negroes car. He was about to sue the
company, but to-day it compromised the matter by
paying him 5000 damages. This is the first case
South where negroes have received damages liz
such cases.
The official registration returns from the whole
State have been received at headquarters. The
total vote is 21600O; the ratio of voters is eleven
whites to nine blacks The Wig has information
that the Commanding General will order the elec-
tion for delegates to the convention-104 in num-
ber-between the 10th and 18th of October.
= The radicals elected the Mayor in Whining.
ton, Delaware, by 270 majority.
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itself:
NEwDERRY s. c., Sept. 2, 1867.
To the Editor Of the Ne,rberry Herald:
SIR call your attention to an article under
the Editorial head Of your paper of the 21st of Au-
gust, ultimo, in which am grievously DETAINED.
The article to which call your attention refers
to W. J. Armstrong as well as to myself, but Mr.
Armstrong must defend himself. 1t is my duty to
defend myself, and havo come here for that pur-
pose. Amongst other things in this article, you
said 'true to their rroclvties and the party rop-
resented, they (meaning Mr.. Armstrong and my
self approached from the rear-came in at the
back door-and without knocking or warning of
approach and after dscharging their filthy reptile
spawn, slipped off they came like thieves in the
night, never once showing their faces in town, or
giving any one ON opportunity Of answering or re-
butting their falschoods."
The closing sentence of this libelous thing is as
follows: 'sThe whole talk, We are informed, was q
tissue Of falsehoods, vituperatons and incendary
adyiccs which wo rejoice at not having heard.
l made no false statcments-I uttered no vitupe-
ration-nor did give any inccndary advices. 1
did not come in at tho back door-I discharged no
filthy, reptile spawn did not slip off like thief
in the night; came in broad daylight; used
no unbecoming epithets, but spoke with tender
regard for the feelings of all present, whether con-
curing with me or differing from me in sentiment
What, then, feel havo q right to demand Of
you on my own behalf, is full and complete re-
traction of tho libel, in the next issue of your pa
per.
My FRIEND Capt. James D. Tradcwcll, will hand
you this note The answer to which expect to
receive promptly at Mr.. POOLS Hotel.
Respectfully,
I. J. ROBERTSON.
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ANDERSON, p1cKENs AND GREENv1ILE.

The following statement shows the total number
of voters registered in the above Districts, up to
the 3ls. of August and including the registration
of last week for this District: Anderson, 1,473
whites, and 1877 blacks; Pickens, l,4lO whites,
and COS blacks Groenville, 1,OsO whites, and SSS
blacks. Majority of whites in three Districts,
1,1OO-
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F3EsE SUPPLIES.

Our. friend A. B. TowEns, of the firm OF TOWERS
&:.BuRRIss, has just, returned from. New YORK,
where he purchased o large stock Of goods, and is
now busy opening, the same for the inspection and
qualification of the public. lis too closely en-
gagged to write ar advertisement this week. but as
sures us that he is prepared to make quicker saes
a& smaller profits than ever before CAL to see
4Eipo..s,s
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NEW ORLEANS. Sept. I

In assuming command of the 5th Military Dis
trict, Gen. Griffin says that all existing laws will
remain in force, and that the district staff officers
will continue to perform their customary duties at
headquarters at New Orleans until further orders.
Gen. Ord tclcgraphs that Vicksburg has been
plaoed under quarantine. Boats from New Orleans
mus laud uk station two miles bcov the oty.
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ExpER1nEET IN WHEAT CULTURE.

We are indebted TO friend for the following
letter from DR.. A. C. FULLER of Laurens District,
an experienced and practical farmer. 1t would
give US great pleasure to enrich our columns with
just such information as the Doctor gives, and
enable US thereby to assist in the work Of recu-
perating and energizing farming operations in this
section:
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SHERIFFvS SALE.

BY virtue Of writ of Ficra Facias to me dirscted
from the Treasurer of the State, will expose to
sale ON Saleday next, at Anderson Court House,
within the usual hours of sale, the following prop
One improved Lot in the town of Anderson, con.
tanning one acre, more or less, adjoining lots OF
F. NJ. Morgan, Elias Earle and others Levied o. on
as the property of the Blue Ridge Railroad at Inc
suit of the State for taxes. Terms cash.
'@''' - '''O '''''e WM. MoGUKIN, SAD.
Sent ". 1867 l3
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We do not know what the dire consequences are
with which wo arc threatened, as the culture men,
Der of Congress" left the town within five minutes
after the delivery of his second communication
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NGwpEnnr, S. c., Sept. ., 1867

To Thomas r. Grcnckcr-
Sin: Nothing short of q full and complete re-
traction of your grossly libcllous article, found in
your issue Of the 21st August last, will satisfy me-,
and as you cannot comply with my demand, you
shall take the consequences
T.J. ROBERTSON.
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SPECIAL. coNYocAT1oN.
VD 2 oNk' y
A. C. FULLER

There will be special Convocation of Burning
Bush Chapter, No. Z, R. A. NJ, held in the Chapter
Room on Saturday, 2lst instant, at o'clock p. m.
Members are requested to bo punctual in atten-
dance
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NEwDEnny, s. C, Sept. Q, 1867

NETBERNE, .. ., DepV' :, TOUT
To T. j. Robertson-
Sin: Your note of this date has been handed me
by Mr. James D. Tradcwell.
cannot comply with your demands for 80 full
and complete retraction" of what you choose to
call libel,' in tho next issue your (my) paper"
THOS. F. GRENEKER.
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lnrrnIIIl.rlIIio(,HAL,. RETURNS:

The following registration returns include the
total number registered in this District on the first
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA


IN EQUlTY-ANDERSON.
Asenath McGee, Adm'rx,
and Mike McGee, admir-, Bill for Partition &c, .
Harrison Latimcr, ct al
BY virtue of decretal order from the court Of
Equity to me directed will sell to the highest bid
der, at public ou.cry, on saleday in October next
Mt Anderson Court House, the Tract of Land de-
scribed in the Pleadings, as the Real Estate Of
William 4lcGee, deceased, to wit:
TRACT NO. 2,
Situate in Anderson District adjoining lands Of
Mrs Aseneth McGee, Mrs. Elizabeth McFall, Mas
tin Williams, ct. al, containing Two Hundred and
Ninety-Five acres.
TERMS OF SALE:
On credit of one and two years. in equal annual
instalmens, with interest from day of sale, pur-.
chaser to give bond, with at least two approved
surctes with mort gage to secure the payment OF
the purchase money, except the costs, which must
be paid in cash.
W. W. HUMPHREYS, o.BA.n.
Commissioners Office,
Anderson, Sept. II, 1867. laA *
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sadeir'sult gutelligeltter,
Wednesday Morning, Sept. Il.

nr All papers discontinued at the expiration
of the time for which. they have been paid.
-ESE No name entered upcA the books unless the
money accompanies the order, -,
sgSF a cross-mark indicates that the subscrlp-
tion; is about to expire. -
-.D- Specimen copiesalways sent, upon appli-
cation. :,
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3O5 ACRES.
TERMS OF SALE

On credit of twelve months, with interest
from day of sale purchasers to give bond, with as
the payment of the purchase money-except the
costs, which must be paid in cash.
W. W. HUMPHREYS, o.E.ADs
Commissioners Office,
Anderson, Sept. -, 1867. 13-A
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Marjority Tor whtes, do
II ThIs.return does not state the result at the
different election boxes on the Eastern side Of the
District, bat merely giTes the aggregate number.
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Sept II, 1867

Greenyille & Columbia Railroad.
UNTIL further notice, the Passenger Train on
tbe Anderson Branch will return to Anderson eve
ry Monday and Friday morning.
Aug, 2s. 1867 II
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SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. T.
The entire Democratic State ticket has been
elooted by about 1000 majority
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The Tract of Land,

Situate in Anderson District, six miles from the
Court House, on Beaverdam creek, adjoining lands
of Albert Jolly, Thomas King and Alfred Neal,
containing
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Legal Advertisements.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
In Equity---Anderson.

BY-4irtue of Decretal Order from the Court Of
Equity to me directed will sell to the highest
bidder, at public outcry, at Anderson Court House,
on Saleday in October next, the Tract OF Land
described in the pleadings as the Real Estate OF
John w. Guyton, to wit:
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From tie Newberru Herald.
TO THE PUBLIC.

Tho following correspondence will explain
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TRACT NO. 6.

containing one hundred and ftyfour acres, situate
in Anderson District, on Savannah River, adjoir-
ing Lot No. $, and lands of S. W. Sherard, David
Sadler and R. B. Alexander
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON DISTINCTLY EQUITY. .
Phoebe Sherard, ct. al.
TRACT NO. g.
TRACT NO. 8.

containing hundred and sixty-cight 16S) acres,
situate in Anderson District on Savannah River,
adjoining lands of c. T. Beatty, S. W. Sherard, and
Tract No. 6.
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TRACT NO. =,

containing thirty (So) acres, situate in Andcr-
son District, adjoining lands of John Catlett, II.
Long, James Shcrard, and J. ". Sherard.
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aad assaa5G aEe MCGEE Mssee. ad 70, Partition &
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-15

wsrn,y scsrrhsrs and csfsc i've be taken by tho
0idiss persUn or Youngest child.
70 yoa have Cold Fever 81 eligrt, do not faii 10
give the Balsam trial. o. the very low price 1t which
ies ID brrge II In the reach OF every one, that they
0ey a'ways KEEP u euuyeuieet ~ use:
The tinely 80 ofa - cert hottie Win 0sseo prove
II TO he worth hundred fimee it, cost.
d&w1y. Sold ~ all dsrggists-
gCCKEL q HkNO9L. PsOe'saS New Ycsh.
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~ Exchange Places New York.
HsUeeial asteutioe dsvcied 70 Wessern business.
~ Speculative Accoants declined.
wBsfERU naeHnoNOWs
mn National Dank. Chicago, III. sssp
Otfy Naainnal BANK. :.
Nerchants' National Bank. tsalens, III. -,
Merchant National Bark, Davenp lows.
NasiUnsl Stsie Rank, u Dee Mones. lowe.
state National Bank, Ktckuk. Iowa.
sAdte Bank 81 Iowa sBd Dsanchee.
Ssafc Onsings Association, IT, IOuie, Mo.
- Louis Building and Saving Association, -. Louae
1tsst NatGsal Bank 81 Lafayette. New Albaao and
Jencrsonvilc. Indiana. #s A#
Peop.cs Bank u Kentscky. L0uteville. ~. -.
Acrchanae Bank ~ 1snlsvtlDs, = :" OcsS0ny
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WoRrn RxMRMBgRING = Three persons
we're recently rescued from death in q vsll
in lirroklyn, which wac affected 9Th me-
phetic cir Or gas. by dashins down upon
them bucketfull Of wafer. 1t 10 said that
water thrown into we'll thus effected wiil
carry volume ofsital air with il and relieve
The we'll Of al danger.
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Ladies'. take asarsicslar Nsslce
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These pins. 20 celebrated mssy ,eass ago IL Pxsis
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Eervou. ana. Mood sy.sen,s.
DosT0N.


The Cirage Francois. or French Dres-
9iIlg. for Ladies' 4 Children Q Boots and Shoes .ha
have become red rusty end rvugh By wearing. and
asefeetored 70 perfect and permanent blsck with
mach ustfe a. when leaving the leather eot and
F,iAbe and what sof 70 the ladies
VII rot atB "vv wHxR WET. Ann SOIL fus sKtuss
Xrssveling Bags, Trunks, Carriage
- 60ep ~ Ngw.
lAdiee and Children dress their own boots with
out soiinR their hands Try one bottle. and You vi
never be without supply oft In the house,
- Ask yOupehoe dealer Tor Il. -r
DF. BROWN CO, Psoprietors, Mapufactusers
of blarkings and preesinge VI all kindsf leathes.
Once, lil,t MIN strosG horton oct31-dlY
For sale by PARKS 4 HOSMER.
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Insurance 90. Of North America.
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panv,
IN order that the benevolent object set forth in
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Any person paving FOUR DOLLARS shall
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SPEARS
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= = TIA r * W On StrNlM 8 " ushiIIllOb Nv
1Drl Goods.
HENRY BELL & son SO & 81 North Main
JAMESON. CDrrfNG 4 60. 800 North Main.
IupD. BROWN A 90. LIS North Main 81
BARR, DUNCAN 4 co.--fsD North Fourth ST.
Excelsior Flint Glass Company.
WALLACE q WALKER IL W WALLACE Of
Mo Glaze &c. Diiicc ~ North Third 81.
Firr and Burglar Proof safes.
BEARD = BRO HsuuiArt'f~ Of the Excelsior.
al s. lIl North Main ~
bIYnoIp. BAHMANs 4 cos t'rraf American Safe,
mad .lus Saigeut Paielt Magnetic Bank and
.-afr iaclt- JAMES A. MOVES. AaLsr.--ii3
Washington As,iite.
JNU q ALEXANDER & co. Az for Dodd-
,eirhfat-d >aic- a2i North Main ST.
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-01

AlNAPoLIs, Nd, june %.
The President and party arrived here this
morning, and were received with national
salute and much enthusiasm by the people,
The party visited the Constitutional Conyen-
ton in session at the Capitol, where they were
formally greeted by Gov. Swami in a brief
speech. The President responded at consider
able length in his characteristic vein. After
returning his thanks for the ovation tender
ed him on this occasion, he said: But the
other day it would have been i'm
possible for the Chief Magistrate to have
proceeded as far North as L did, and we
knCw from The prejudices existing it would
have been unpleasant for my honored friend,
Mr.. Seward, to have gone so far in that direc-
ton; but when look at the pleasant incidents
connected with my visit to North Carolina, it
seems TO me, and trust am not mistaken in
saying it, that an era of good will is about to
be lnaugurated.
Secretary Seward followed in a speech of
Subsequently the party visited Admiral
Porter, who conducted them through the Ma
val Academy. After dinner, with Governor
Swami the party proceeded to Washington.