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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.

The reputation attained many years ago by
MApRs Superphosphate of Lime as fertilizer,
and the: steady increase Of popular approval in its
favor, arc sufficient recommendations to any COM
munity; but farmers are like everybody else, and
prefer home testimony before they engage in ex-
per;ments, especially with costly manures We
have the pleasure of publishing the annexed letter
from Hon. ]. p REED, of this place, in regard to
experiments in the cultivation of cotton This year
Tho agents, Messrs REED g. BRoYLEs, have fur
nished us with circular, containing certificates
and full explanations concerning the application Of
MApEs' Phosphate to wheat and other grain crops,
anl,they will take pleasure in providing every far
mer in the District with these circulars, on appi-
cation at their establishment on Brick Range. The
following is the letter referred to above:
ANDERSON, Sept 80, 1868.
MEssRs. REED s. BRoYLEs-Gentlemcn: AT your
request, state that used Mapes' Nitrogenized
Superphosphate Of Lime, at the rate of 100 lbs.
per acre in the drill with cotton last spring; and
to test its ferlizng qualities fully, left two rows
through tho centre of nine acre field to which
applied no stimuant The growth of the weed is,
perhaps, q fourth larger where the Phosphate was
applied; but it's wonderful effect is most clearly
manifested in the production. The cotton where
| the Phosphate was applied has not only matured
much earlier than in the rows planted without
manure, but the product, as any one may see by
riding to my farm is increased by it from three tc
four fold also tried pure Peruvian Guano on
cotton, $50 lbs to the acre, and the success Of
Mapes' Phosphate is this year far superior to it.
| Respectfully yours,
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Oct IA, 1868
ENTERTAINMENTS T!

The Ladies of the Baptist Church propose Civ
ing m Entertainment on Thursday and Friday
nights, 18th and 18th of October in the Universe
ty Chapel, consisting Of Charades, Tabeau1 and
Music, for benevolent purposes. Among the
the charedes will be-"Manage," soil is better
for o Wig than wine," &c., and the beautiful
scenes of ssBring Flowers" and ''The Wreath of
Living Flowers" with .Game Of Chess" &C., will
be presented in Tableaux. They expect to be as
sisted in their music by distinguished performer
from Grcenvil1e The public are invited to at
tend. Admission, only 25 cents.
Oct IA, 1868 II
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MEETING ii Ar .MILFoRD's.

Ne arsrequested. to announce tkat,, in response
toan invitation from citzens Of the neighborhood,
Hon. J. 2. REED, Democratic candidate for Con-
gress, win address The people at Milford's, in
The lower portion Of this District, on Tuesday
next, 2Oth inst. 1t is hoped that there viii bo o
general attendance of the people, and the white
citizens are earnestly requestsd to inform the col
ored people of that neighborhood and.urge their
presence on this occasion. Letthis meeting be 9
grand rally Of Democratic strength throughout
thet section *. .s..s {. 80. s.
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pUIBLIc tI.Il].Ij !; MEETINGS.

at meeting of the delegates from the various
Democratic Clubs in this District, the following
appointments were arranged for the canvassers to
address the people, 1t is hoped that there will be
full attendance ofoitizsns white and coored, at
every place. designate -: -
Rock Mills, Tuesday, October 20.
Raovidence; Wednesday, Oct. q.
: Psnaleson. Thursday, ect q.
Calhoun. Friday, Oct. %.
Mountain Greek, Saturday. Oct. "a.
Bishops Branch, Saturday, Oct "a.
:ss Grsenwood, " Wednesdays Oct %.
Dark Corner, Friday, Oct. 80. So.
- stere1ills, Saturday, Oct 81
TIE cluss-and- neighborhoods not mentioned IN
tue above List of appointments are requested to in-
dicase suitable days for public meetings in their
respective vicinities. and report the same at once
to JANIS A. HoyT, President Of the; Central Club,
I Il. ordsr that such appointments may be published
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Grand Rally Of the Democracy
Anderson and Pickens Counties

The Democratic Clubs of Anderson and Pickcns
Counties have resolved to hold Mass Meeting
Of the citizens of these and adjoining counties at
Old Pickensville on Thursday, the 22nd Of Octe-
Der next. Gen. Wade Hampton, Ex-Gov. Perry,
Gen. MCGOWAN, Gen. Easley, Hon. W D. Simpson,
Hon J. P. Reed, Gen. A. G.. Haskell, Col. E. @.
Mcclure, Col. W. D. Wilkes, and the Senators and
Members of the House of Representatives of the
Legislature of South Carolina, so-called, of these
counties, have been invited and arc expected to be
present and address the people
BY order of the Committee of Arrangements.
ROBERT GILLIAN, Sec.
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MILITARY ORDERS.

II appears that military authority in, these re
constructed dominions, like Banquo's ghost, viii
not down, at the bidding Of local or national au
thorities. At least, Gen. MEADE has issued ar
ordsr directly bearing upon the situation Of affairs
in his ..department," and without SO much as 'by
your leave" to the pretended domestic govern,
ments, and addresses himself directly to tho SOW
ereisn people. The distribution Of troops under
this order, which appears in another column, has
not reached us, but we will venture the assertion
thss Anderson is net overlooked.
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ENTERTAINMENT.

The ladies ofsthe Baptist congregation give NO.
tics that an entertainment is provided for Thurs
day md Friday evenings, in the University chapel.
The programme is complete aud attractive, while
the sdmittance is.such . paltry sum that all may
attend. The preparations for this entertainment
have bean ample and well considered, and we are
son6dent that pleasure and profit will be derived
from All attendance.
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OrdinarY's Sale.
Oct. 10, 1868.

BY virtue of an order to me directed from Robert
Junkin, late Ordinary of Anderson District, IL will
expose to sale saleday in November, at Anderson
Court House the following tracts of land, to wit:
Tract No. l. containing 69a acres, on waters,es
Little River, bounded by lands of 0bedish Shir-
Eley, r. 4. J. Green and others. Sold for the ben
eft of the creditors Of the Estate of NJ r. Wilson,
decd Tsrms-On q credit of twelve months,
with interest from day of sale, to be paid in the
currency of the country when due-purchaser
giving mortgage and security for the payment Of
the purchase money-costs TO be paid cash.
Tract No. 2, containing 803 acres,- on waters of
Six and Twenty Mile creek, bounded by lands Of
Mrs. Ann Jolly, Jeptha Harper and Others Sold
to make distribution among the hers'at law of the
Estate of Rueben Quails, dec'G Nerms-0n q
credit of twelve months, with interest from day of
sale-purchaser paying for all necessary papers
and stamps, and giving Two good securities, With
mortgage of the premises, for the payment Of
the purchase money-cost must be paid cash.
Tract No. 8, containing 242 acres, on waters Of
Little Gencrostee creek, bounded by lands Of DE-.
A. J. Cook, Andrew Reid and others. Sold for
the benefit of the creditors of the Estate of Thos
Briant, decd Tension dit of twelve
mouths, with interest from day Of sale, payable In
the currency of the country when due-purchaser'
paying for all necessary papers and stamps; giy-
ing good security and mortgage of the epremises
/ for the payment of the purchase money-cosis to
I be paid cash.
Tract No. 4, cuutainng l26 acres, on waters Of
Saluda River, bounded by lands of VIM. Orr,
James Gambrell and others Sold for the benefit
of the creditors of the Estate of Ezekiel Gambre,
decd TENSION a credit of twelve months,
with interest from day OF sale, payablein the cur
rency of .Ae country when duc-purchaser to pay
| for all necessary papers and stamps, giving good
security, and mortgage of the premises for the
payment of the purchase money-costs required
VIM McGUKTN, Sheriff
Oct 9. 1868 II
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SHERIFFoS SALE.

BY virtue of writs of Fiera Factas to me directed,
will expose TO sale on Saleday next, at Anderson
c. r.. within the usual hours Of sale, the following
property, to wit:
One tract Of land, containg 189 acres, more or
1oss living three miles south Of Anderson Court
UonsG. on waters of Beaverdam creek, bounded by
lands of Rev. A. Rice, Milford Burriss and others,
levied on as the property Of d. Il, Whitaker, at
the suit of A. O. Norris, Commissioner.
One tract, containing n acres, more or r., less,
bounded by tract No. /, Henry Gentry, Wilson
Hall and others, levied on the property of d 81
Whitaker. at the suit of Norris, Commission
One lot in the town of Anderson, known rs the
Over lot. containing one acre, bounded by lots Of
S McCully, DR. w H Nardin and others, levied on,
as the property of H II Whitaker, at the suit Of
A O Norris, Commissioner.
One tract, containing 28S acres, more or less, on
waters of Beaverdam creek, bounded by lands Of:
Wn Duckworth, Jeremiah Smith and others, levied
on as the property of W Guyton, at the suit Of
d Rainwater.
One tract, containing 500 acres, more or less,
lvinc on waters of Wilson's creek, bounded by
lands of L MCGEE, Henry Long, j Leyerett
and others, levied on as the property OF McAlis-
ter, at the suit Of Sharpe & FAINT and others.
One tract, containing 96 acres, more OF less, "
ing II miles south Of Anderson II, bounded by
ers, levied on as the property of John Hammond,
Executor, at the suit of A Barksdale and wife
One lot and lanyard, situated miles south
east Of Anderson c H, containing 10 acres, more.
or less. bounded by lands of the Estate of SamI
Brown, sr, Mrs Elvira Norris and others, levied
on as the property Of Samuel Brown, jr, atsthes
suit of W B Watson for another, and others. e
One lot in the town of Belion, containing two
acres, mere or less, bounded by lots OF Dean.
/ Henry Cobb, Academy lot and others, sold at the
risk Of the former purchaser, levied ON as the
property of W Eskew, at The suit of W G Brown.
One lot in the town of anderson, containing two
acres more or less, on the west side of Main street.
bounded by lots formerly owned by l. Arnold,
lot of F C Borstel and others, levied on as the
property of ] T Whitefeld, at the suit of J n
Whitner.
| Ia tract No S, the homestead viii Be- reserved:
Terms Cash-purchasers to pay for titles and
stamps
Oct 10, 1863 II
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wE.ARE COMING !.

II was our intention to take little stroll around
the public square, and make notes Of what every
body is doing and what they have to sell; but o
pressure of other engagements preventedlhis week.
We are coming, nevertheless, and those who would
like ga place in the pcture," ought to furnish the
material, to Wit, m advertisement. In the mean
time, all Of eur readers will consult the adyer-
tising columns Of the Lntelligsneer, and govern
themselves accordingly:
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MASS mEEr1Ha Ar p1cKENsY11LE.

The notice published in another column, an
nouncing that grand rally of the Democracy will
take place at old Pickensvile on Thursday, 22d
instant, ought to have appeared last week. but was
omitted through inadyertence. We are greatly
obliged for special invtion to attend this meet
ing, but previous engagements will debar the
pleasure. Our friends in that vicinity have the
most cordial wishes for successful day, and
glori.us triumph for the Democracy in the coming
election.
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APPOINTMENT.

We learn that, under the act of the so-called
Legislature establishing Constabulary force the
appointment of Deputy Constable for this Keounty
has been conferred upon ALEX. CAMPBELL. IN c1-
perienccd officer of the law. His instructions are
to appoint sufficient number of special consta-
bles, for the coming election, topreserve the pence
This will be IN oasy matter, unless carpetbaggers
and scallaungs attempt to override the law, as
they have done heretofore.
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Oct 9, 1868
SOUTHERN
S0RGH0 SUGAR COMPANY.

+
TIE undersigned, as General Agents for the
above Association, propose to organize in Ander-
SON and other Districts, companies for the purpose
of Manufacturing Sugar, add Refining syrdp'froul
the juice of the Sorghum Cane. -:
Several Of these companies are now in success
full and profitable operation in the United States,
and the Sugar and Syrup produced by them have
been examined by competent judges and pro-
nounced unequalled. We propose
1st To manufacture bright golden syrup!
equal in flavor to any syrup.
End To manufacture from FIVE to seven pounds
of Sugar per gallon of syrup, not inferior to any
brown sugar, and for superior to many varieties, :
~ W. .PASSMORE,
VA HARRISON, !.
7. L. BOHEMIAN,
j. S: HAMMOND;
Agents.
Further information may be had by addressing
Dr. W. P. Passmore, at Greenville c. H., or Ell
ther of the above at Fountain Inn, Greenyille:
District. Samples of this sugar may be seen at
the Intclligencer Office.
Oct ID, 1858 IL
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coM11gsIoNERa oF KLEcrIoN..

"A proclamation from n &: SCOTT, Governor, &c.,
announces that the following appointments for
Commissioners Of election for Anderson County
have been made, namely: JESSE PrcKEREI, JOHN
B. GoonRAs. and J.tW. NoRnls, jr. The duties Of
these Commissioners are prescribed in another
proclamation which viii be found elsewhere in our
columns. .ss
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NEW NOVEL.

An advertisement in another column gives the
information n;that JoHs EsrES COOKE, the popular
autb q, has written new novel entitled ohun
or, the. last days Of LEE and his Paladins." On
the fourth pags viii be foundan extract from this
book, headed Lees Miscrables, which will
awake tender chord in the breast Of every true
Confederate. ..s..ls3
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MISS MCKAY

BEGS to inform her friends anil customers that
she has just received a large and full assortment
of Fall and Winter Fashions from Madame NJ. E.
Demorest She is now ready to Cut, Fit and
Make Ladies' and Chillrens Dresses, in all the
latest styles Will do ller work cheaper and bet
ter than any one else. Cloaks cut and fit to or
der, and all kinds of plain sewing done. also,
Hats aud Donnets made aad trimmed TO order.
All kinds of Stitching.
Oct IA 1868 II
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$50 Reward !

STRAYED or stolen from Sandy Springs Camp
Ground, on the night of 9TH October, medium
sized Bay Horse, about years o!d, with black
name and tail has u small knot with scar on
the same. ON left hind leg at second joint, has an
awkward, racking walk, is cwe-necked, and in
clined to carry his head low.
Twill give fifty dollars on delivery of said horse
ut Pendlclon. S. c., and any information will be
remunerated.
Oct IA. 1893 II II
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souTHERH cULT1YAToR.

The October number Of this valuable monthly,
sllsd with an interesting variety Of reading mat
ter. has come to- hand. Wan g., ". u. JONES, Edi-
tors and proprie.ors, Athens; Geo. ~
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= DR.. J. Marion Sims who mado such hand
some donation to tho people of his native District
(Lnncaster) last year, has returned from Paris tc
practice in New York.
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Dental Office Removed.

The undersigned has removed his cfice to the
front room over the Store of NJ Lesser, immedl-
atcly opposite the Intelgeneer Office, whore he will
be pleased 10 receive calls from all persons desir-
ing to havo Denial work done in the best manner
and on the most reasonable terms.
J. w. GURLEY, Dentist.
Sent. o, 1868 u
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Dollars Reward.

STOLEN, on Friday night, 9th instant, from
the residence of the subscriber in Abbeville Dis
trict, near Rocky River Church, light sorrel
Pony Horse, about six years old, with flax name
and tail, and name sheared. The above Reward
will be paid for the delivery of the Horse TO me,
sixteen miles southwest of Anderson G. H., and
same distance west of Abbeville G. H.
Mrs JANE E. NORRIS.
Oct IA, 1863 II IN
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ggseiaI alatiees.
ATTEN TON!
Democratic Clubs.

A called meeting of the District Central Club
will be held on SATURDAY NEXT, 18th instant,
ut IL o'clock a. M, in the Club Room. Every
club in the District should be represented, and
delegates are urged to be punctaal in their atten-
dance. The Presidents of local clubs and the can
vasscrs are invited to participate in this meeting
BY order of the President.
E.P. EARLE, sec
Oct14, 1868 IL
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New Advertisements.
NOTICE.

ALL persons are hereby fOrewarned against
trading for Note given by the undersigned to
William P. Brown for S1,O96.50, dated 18th OF
june 1867, and due on the 25th of December,
1868, or January lst 1869, as the Tor
which said Note was given has failed
J. B. EARLE,
H.C COOLEY.
Oct IA, 1868 II
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= ohicf Justice Chase authorizes contradic-
on ofthe statement that he has declared for Gsaut
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= Two full moons OCCUR during the month of
0ctober-one on the lst andthe other on the 3lst.
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OF "sunnY," of which Mohun is sequel, Ten
Thousand copies were almost Immediately sold.
The new work is still moro intensely interesting.
Printed on fine-toned paper, and richly bound in
cloth, with upward of 800 pages, it has for it's
frontispiece fine steel medallion head of General
Lee. and four beautiful illustrations in Homers
hest ,tyle. Either book ii sent by mall post free,
on receipt of the price, $2.25. For sale by all
booksellers and Newsdealers in town and country.
Oct IA, 1868 IL g.
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Sept. o, 1868
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NEW JERSEY.
HoDO,Sen.


THE ARREST or SPANISH SRAMEN.-The two men
Of the Spanish fryae Corona who it is alleged, were
rescued IN lioboNen from officers who took them
from New York, give the following account Of the
aiair:-Thay were IN New York on duty with the
launches which took the ordnance from the rigate,
and IN the course OF the day were entering bakers
store to pure base bread, when they were seized by
Two men whom the Passengers on the ferryboat
recognized as 'ruuners.n The men who made or
pretended 70 make the arrest for deserion. they
termed 1t, had no uniform, ana as far known per-
formed the duty so,ey 20 obtain u reward of s. a
head from the captain Of the fflgate. Tie sailors
wheh under escort on board the ferry boat
made known their case TO the passengers
Through Colonel John Mecnam, an Interpreter, and
gre,it Indignation Was MANIFESTED at the conduct OF
the so-caied Iundeis by several OF the passengers,
who iniorreo the captves that the moment they
ton the capuves did not deem it prudent to deaur,
~ tile men had committed no crime. there was no
rescue nor row Whatever.
Hudson City.
PRISONERS ARRAiGNgD.- Fourteen prisoners were
arcaisned at the County Court. one of them, Peter
Reynolds, is charged with an attempt TO murder
william Dvyer at IoboSen; ano, her, William Miller
stands indicted an accompnce of the thief Enrel.
hIrdt. now ser.inc in state Prison. rac r,al OF
the criminals wIil lake place Tomorrow week.
Newark.
THE BALDWIN AND THOMAS wuLs-The will of
the late David W. Baldwin, admitted to probate re-
Gently, deyses tie use of his estate valued at
slsooj 10 his wife during her life. II then goes to
the Newark Orphan Asylum. That of Fred L.
Thomas, deceased, form rly OF Newark, and repre-
senlng some $4,000, also admitted 10 probate.
la tue American Bible Society Is Handsomely re-
lncinbered.
pRUckEDINGs OF THE MERCANTILE CouRr.-Yester-
day the serving OF the first summons issued by this
court took place, and called for the attendance at
court OF one bhillip spear, night scaven rer who
stands cuarg u Win having dumped his iuad INSIDE
tue city limits In vio alton of ord. nance re.aIing
thereto.
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ket was heavy and dun, and q the close q half
past I'VE the quotations were - follows
Pacific MAIL s3k . 9aX: Ohio and Mississippi, 81
alx; Canton Company, 90; Quicksilver, aoK 2oX;
Western Union Telegraph, ssh q $50; New York
Central, l27k LIS; Erie. esk n; Hudson River,
1856; Reading cox q 81: Michigan Southern,
81 SAX; Cleveland and Pittsburg sszt "a; Cleve-
land and Toledo, l05h; Rock Island. 94H e6 North
western. S0k q 81; Northwestern preferred, Tx q
TN; Fort Wayne, 1o7h.
The foreign exchange market was nrm but quiet, as
usual on steamer day, and the rates were nominaly
as subOined:-Bankers' bills on England at sixty
days were quoted at lloh ll0k at three days. HOY
q llOx; commercial bills, l0eh 1osX. Bills on
Paris at sixty days, 6la'<; at three days, 5.l2K.
The daily range Of the gold market during the
week Ia thus shown