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ANDERSON
SELECT SCHOOL.
May 6, 1868

THIS School is designed to prepare boys and
girls for collegiate course and to afford facilities
for liberal and rgidiy thorough education, begin
ming with the rudiments.
The mode of instruction and the course Of study
will be arranged with view to accomplish fully
the object proposed in rs brief period rs pract-
cable.
The Elementary Misunderstanding, Reading,
Writing &c., will be carefully attended to, and
largely insisted upon az fundamental.
The Principal s of opinion that the study OF
English Grammar cannot be economically omitted
in classical education, and that the shortest and
most logical method of acquiring other languages,
is first to obtain fair knowledge of ones own.
A thorough course of instruction in Arithmetic,
and other mathematical studies, will be given du-
ring the Session. embracing the shortest and most
approved methods of Practical Analysis, and ra-
tional explanation of all the facts and principles
usually presented IN the Textbooks, being salts
fed that the only guaranty of thorough Elathe-
maticn education is to 10y broad and solid foun-
dation at the beginning.
The study of the Natural Sciences will be re-
strcted 10 those who have some knowledge OF
Mathematics
In all subjects taught, careful attention will
be paid to the natural development of the mental
faculties, and the logical order of acquiring knowl-
edge, taking it for granted that the youthful stu
before old ones arc secured.
DIS CIPLINE.
No effort will be spared to exercise such rigid,
but uniform discipline, may completely serve
the ends proposed.
No pupil is desired who cannot furnish evidence
Of moral character, integrity and truthfulress.
Sc S SIONS S.
The Scholastic Year will consist of Ten Months,
and will be divided into Sessions of Ten Weeks
each, commencing February 3, 1868.
T E r M S.
Most advanced scholars, per scholastic year,
(40 weeks SaO w
All others, oo w
Charge made from date of pupils matriculation,
only. Above rates are in currency.
JAMES r. ANTHONY, Principal
May 6, 1868 46
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REED & BRoYLEs, Agents,
Anderson, s. @.
FOR COTTON. CORN, WHEAT
AND GENERAL CROPS 2

AS Top Dressing to growing crop this Fer
tlizer cannot be excelled. 1t may be used BEronr4
or AFTER the planting of the crop; for even when
applied as top dressing it cannot be lost by
evaporation, MS Of its constituents are yoia-
tile. Itmay be applied at each hoeing of cotton,
and in the hills during the cultivation Of corn and
other crops When crops have been previously
manned in the usual way, and found to be Of slug
gish growth, it may be augmented by the use of
this Fertilizer. 1, hns been successfully usea
throughout the Southern States during the past
fifteen years. Call and buy your supplies from
the agents, REED & BROYLES.
May g. 1868 48
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THE COMING ELECTIONS.

:: =. AS win be by the following order, General
Candy has named the second and third days of
June next for the election of Judge of Probate;
. o Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, a Sheriff,
q. Coroner, three County Commissioners, u School
Commissioners, and such municipal officers as are
provided for by the Provisional Government, the
election to be subject TO changes by the General
Assembly:
HEADQUARTERS SECOND MILITARY DIsrnIcT,l
CHARLESTON, S. c., April %, 1868.
General Orders No. II.
I. An election will be held in the State of South
Carolina commencing ON Tuesday, The second day
of June, and ending on Wednesday, third day of
June, 1868, at which nil registered voters of said
State may vote for such county officers as by the
constitution, adopted by the convention and since
ratified by the people, elective, and are prov-
aea far in the said constitution At the same cleo
. tion the duly registered voters may also vote
for such municipal officers as are by law elective
; by the people.
II. Tue election hereby ordered will be gov
erned by the snme rules as to revision OF
registration, conduct of election, qualifications
of electors, and returns of election as are pre-
scribed by General Orders No. 40 from these
headquarters, dated March l9, 1868: Pcovided,
that if the constitution, adopted and ratified as
aforesaid, shall have become the fundamental law
of the -State of South Carolina previous to the
commencement of such election. then, and, in such
case the qualifications of electors will be those
prescribed by said constitution.
III. The county officers to be voted for at this
election are:
i. a Judge of the Probate Court for each
county
x Clerk for the Court Of Common Pleas.
8. A Sheriff.
4, A Coroner.
s. Three County Commissioners.
G. One School COMMISSIONER.
The municipal officers to be voted for will be
such as are provided for by existing laws OF the
provisional government OF South Carolina, Tor
cities and towns; and their election will be sub
ject to changes by the General Assembly.
By command of Brevet Major General Ed F.
s. CANDY
LOUIS v. CAZIARC, Aid-de-Camp.
Acting Assistant Adjntant General
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on the value of oil property that would be saved
from the depreciation of thieves and plunderers'
mis- annual income would amount to many thou
sands of dollars But whether he is to fare at the
hands of his countrymen us did tho Yankee, who
was paid sixty thousand dollars for dancing toy
or, as Robert Fulton, who fathomed natures laws,
and made steam the worlds great motor, and died
in poverty aud rags, is yet 10 be seen. Such have
ever been the varied fortunes Of mon; such the
gross ingratitude of States and nations.
FIAT JUSTITIA.
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STOCKHOLDERS, MEETING.

> The annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Greanvillc and Columbia Railroad, we learn from
various sources, was en- harmonious and interest
ing. occasion. The attendance Of stockholders end
their families Was greater than for many years.
and Columbia wore anaspect of gaiety seldom wit
messed in these sombre times. The proceedings
copied from the Pdena, are published on the first
page Of this issue.
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OFFICIAL RETURNS.

The Charleston papers publish the following off,
cial table, showing the number Of persons regis
tered in South Caroline, and the vote for and
against the constitution, cast ut the election held
April l4th, 18th and 18th, 1868, in the State 1t
will be observed that out of ,597 registered vo
ters 70758 votes were cast for and 27 288 against
the constitution, making sum total of 98,O46
votes. 1t will be further observed that the large
number of S5,55l voters remained away from the
polls:
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.sTRAWBERRrEs AND GREEN PEAS.

We return thanks toDr. a. G. Cook, of the Dark
Corner, for specimens Of the above, presented to us
ON the SOth .uIt. Although not the earliest, per-
haps, in this rsgion they y>aford evidences Of the
Doctors care and attention, when We consider Che
backward season. His thoughtfulness in remem-
herring the editor is duly appreciated.
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WEDDING CAKE.

Nss 3 slice, dear reader, but an entire caEe! I!
This kind remembrance;is Of such rare occurrence
that We wish to put due emphasis on our heartfelt
thanks to the bride and groom, whose nuptiais are
happily ohroniced under the appropriate heading
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Thursday, 25th of June, 1868,
THE LOTS
AT PICKENS COURT HOUSE,

Comprising respectively, Half Acre, One and
Two Acre Lots, judiciously laid out.
The location is near Hunters Store, between
Town and Wolf Creeks, IA miles from Old Pick
ems Court House, 20 miles from Greenville Court
House, and II miles from Pendleton Village, in .
healthy section. The location is q most desirable
one, situated beautiful plateau and surroun-
by q fertile region with thrifty inhabitants.
There is on both Town and Wolf Creeks fne
Water Power, with good Saw Mills, and an abun-
bance of the best timber near by.
The County site is nearly equi-distant between
Keowee and Salnda Rivers, with fine view of the
mountain scenery, and will command largo and
profitable trade from the mountains and from
North Carolina.
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Wednesday Morning, May 9th.

gg ALI papers discontinued at the expiration
of the time for which they have been paid.
aw No name entered upon the books unless
the money accompanies the order
s A Across-mark indicates that the subscrip-
ton is about to expire.
R9 Specimen copies always sent, upon appl-
cation.
CLUB RATES.
Ten copies for one yeas, $3.50
Twenty 1000
For every club of twenty and upwards, the getter
up the club will be entitled to either of the fol-
lowing egricultaral journals for year as pre-
miura, viz: s.soutbern Cultivator, 'American
AgrieuIturist," !" or '.Farm and Garden" The mon
Seymnst always accompany the order.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

ANDERSON DISTRICT.
WHEREAS, F. G. Carpenter has applied to me for
Letters os Administration on the Estate of Gabriel
Hill, deceased:
These arc therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased
to be and appear at my office on the 18th day OF
May, 1868, to show cause, II any thcy can,
why said Administration should not he granted.
ROBERT JUNKlN, DAD.
May 6, 1868 40
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SALE OF TOWN LOTS
FOR THE
NEW COUNTY OF PICKENs.

THE undersigned, Commissioners appointed by
the Convention 10 select and locate the County
Site for the new Pickens County, will sell to the
highest bidder at the new location, on
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~ Mr.. JOSEPH FREY, of Charleston, has ar-
.ge at lis place, and will tuno and repair Pianos.
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For The anderson Intclhgcncer.
PFNDLEToN DEMOCRATIC CLUB.

Pre,idcnt-Maj. George Seaborn.
Vice Pre:idsnts-W. H. D. Gailard, James Hun
ter and ]. E. Bellotte.
Sscrfta5y and Treasurer.-J. B. Sitton.
Executiuc Comminee.-B. Frank Sloan, DR.. NJ. l..
Sharpe, DR.. P II. E. Sloan, DR.. J. H. Maxwell,
w. H. D. Gaillard, A. ]. Stton, ]. C. Cherry and
]. p. Smith.
On motion, the President appointed W. H. D.
Gallard, NJ. C. Dickson, Frank L. Sitton, B. Frank
Sloan and A. j. Smith, committee TO confer with
and assist the central and other clubs in nomina-
ting candidates for Office, for which nominations
have not already been made.
On motion, tile club will again meetin the Farm
ers' Hall on Thursday, the l4th inst. All good
citizens friends Of the Federal Constitution rights
of tho States and civil liberty, and who are oppo-
sed to the odious and despotic rule of the Radical
party, are cordially invited to membership with
u.s. GEO. sEABoRN, Pres't.
]. B. SIrToy, Sec. and Treas.
We, the Undersigned do agree to'form polit-
col association, to Sc known rs the Pendleton Dem
ocratic Club, for The purpose of acting in concert
with the Great National democratic faTLy oi tno
United States in defending the Federal constitu-
tion, and the rights of the States, preserving the
republic and civil liberty and protecting ourselves
families and property, by eccting Democrats to
office, and opposing, by all legal and peaceable
means in our power, the odious and despotic rule
of the Radical party.
CONSTITUTION.
ARTICLE l. The officers Of the club shall consist
of a presdcnt, three Vice Presidents, Treasurer
and Secretary and Executive committee, who
shall serve Tor such period as shall be determined
by the club. and all vacancies occurring shall be
filled by the first meeting of the club thereafter.
Anr 3 1t shall be the duty of the executive
committee to collect and disseminate information,
and advise the club with regard to such policy as
in sheir judgment shall best subserve and promote
the general good.
ART. 9. The club shall fix at one meeting the
time and place for the next, and the President is
authorized to call meeting when he shall deem it
proper. - -,
ART. g. Every good citizen is cordially invited
to membership in the club by signing this cOnsti-
tuition.
ART. S. Any of the articles of this constitution
may be altered by vote of two-thirds OF the
members present at my meeting.
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Terms of Sale:

One third cash-bnlance in two instalments Of
sixty and ninety days each. Purchasers to give
bond and surety fer the purchase money. Titles
to be executed, but not delivered until the bond
for the purchase money is fully paid.
Purchasers to pay extra for titles and stamps.
JAMES LEWIS, Chm'n,
JAMES II. AMBLER,
REESE BOWEN, Com'rs.
w. T. FIELD,
j. E. HAGOOD.
For further information apply to the UNDER
signed at Pickens c. H.
j. E. HAGOOD,
Sec and Treas. Board of COMMISSIONERS
May 6, 1868 As 8
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IMPEACHMENT PROCEEDINGS.

In the impeachment court On Saturday last, Mr.
srAxDEnY, one ofhe counsel for the President, con-
cluded his speech as follows:
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LOUIS V. CAZIARC, Aid.de-Camp.
Acting Assistant Adjatant General.
The union Democrat., 1868-06-20

MALT RHEUN AND ALL ScARIoUs ERUPrIoxs
are, to perfect certainty, relieved aud re-
moved by the use of Bristol's Sarsaparilla
and Pills. The cleansing, searching, deter
gent properties Of the Sarsaparilla neutralizes
and separates the poisoned humors from the
healthy blood, and the pills purge out and
carry off the dangerous virus. $40.
The union Democrat., 1868-06-20
Insurance Card!

Other duties requiring my attention, have resigned
the Agency for the Ktns and Phoenix Insurance Ccmpa
nies successor Mr. J. X. HANSON, is prepared
issue policies il these veteran companies to whom
cordially recommend those Of my friends and the insur
ing public who desire indemnity which will stand all
ests Many Of the San Francisco companies going
into liquidation, while others burdened with
undesirable nsks, taken At which have already
proved runous; the Esna and Phoenix subj scted
to these visstndes their business extends
tire United states and no sweeping connagration
affect their onward progress.
Believing that In msttess 81 Insurance. s especially
necessary to GIT rHs RESI- again urge the claims of the
old Phoenix and Etna. IA WADE
Sonoys, June II, 1855. ielS4t
The union Democrat., 1868-06-20
FROA % TO 80 PER CENT REDUCTION
IN PRICES or
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
CITY DRUG STORE, SONORA
SPECIAL NOTICES.

rs Medic nj AdVice.-DR. WM. X. DOHERTY'S
Medal and Surgical Institute is becoming QUA NON
to the welfare of State and health of citizens
and his rapidly spreading reputation although may ex
cite SURPRISE but the signal of skill and follows as the
natural effect of such We personally ac-
quainted with gentlemen who have wears nm
der chropi disease aud who had of every
available that promised relief but without
until they they called upon Dr. Doherty who, an incred
IDLY short of time has given them relief IL
is gratifying to announce this fact because Doctor
gentleman who seeks by defamation of Others to es
tabh his reputation to the superstucture of his
upon the ruin of anothers fame. The Doctor con-
ducts his Institute in such that b. crafty
ing TO all his patients lie examines advises aud recon-
mends without charge and the patient hearing his
terms for treatment can accep reject pleasure In
does the Doctor make charge unless he effect.
cure. This he is able to do because he feels tie conn
dence which long experience has given no doubt the
consolation which appertans to that
afflicted with either accue chronic disease would do
well to consult the Doctors at all events no harm
for consultation he asks no ee does he insist on
obedience to his advice unless the patient places hs
under his His offices Sacramento street en-
posite the Pacific Mail Steamship Ofice.-S. T. News
The union Democrat., 1868-06-20

CHARAcrERIsrIC.-TheR Radical majority in
the Senate rejected the nomination of Gen.
George B. Mcclellan as Minister to England
and confirmed the nomination of Henry G.
Worthington as Minister to the Argentine
Republic. The former is gentleman and a
soldier the latter is, or was, blk of the
first water. Sonorians of 1855 and Maripo.
SLAMS of later date know him we'll. We
heard him make q Know nothing speech, in
Sonora, in 1855; when in the middle of a
fierce denunciation of the Irish, man ex
claimed: "You bad better pay your Irish
washerwoman's BILL" Such men as Wor.
thington the Radicals love to honor.
The union Democrat., 1868-06-20

A HORNED CHANrIcLEER-.The Santa
Clara -Aryus says: Cat at the Seven. Mile
House, on the Almadea road, there is we'll
developed rooster which sports pair of nice.
ly formed horns. The horns shoot from the
head immejistely above the eyes of the fowl;
are each aear'y two inches in length are
firmly set, and have the texture and appear.
ance Of miniature cows horns The party
who owns the "horned rooster" intends to
place him on exhibition shortly, when sll vill
have q chance to see the rdrd aris.
The union Democrat., 1868-06-20

APPOINTMENT Or NEW DIRECTORS FOR TIE
INSANE AsYLUM.-A dispatch, received yes.
terday afternoon from Attorney General
Hamilton, announces that Governor Haight
has appointed FIVE new Directors for the
Insane Asylum. The appointees are the
gentlemen who were nominated by the Dem,
ocratic caucus last Winter, as follows: DR..
j. q. Overton, NJ. Kane, William Lanius.
William Glaskin and p. l.. Shoaff- Stockton
Gazette.
The union Democrat., 1868-06-20
celunhaa News.

FouRTH IN CoLuMs,A.-TLs citixens of Col
umbis and vicinity net at the Theatre on las
Saturday night to take steps toward celebrat
ing the Fourth ia this city. C. II. Brown
called the meeting to order and stated the OBJ.
jest Of its assembling. Mr.. r. w. Hatha.
way was then chosen Chairman and C. H.
Brown, Sec'y.
general committee Of sixteen was then
appointed consisting Of J. B. Douglass, DR..
Fine, Col. Moses c. Andross, Capt. Stephen
Wing, p. G. Gilioy, Oven Fsllon, r. W.
Hathaway. Geo. Morgan, Geo. Bell, Eli Her.
ron, Gen: A. u. Dobbie, A. B'xel, P. d.
Bacon, NJ. Rhem, P. Shine and j. NJ. Has.
ke!l. Meeting then adjourned
The committee met at Armory Hall Monday
night. Owen Fsllon was chosen Chairman.
The following gentlemen were then selected
TO act as q nnance committee and instructed
to report Thursday night, J. B. Douglass,
Geo. Morgan, K. w. Hathaway, Owen Fal
Ion. p. G. Gilroy and Henry Schuler. Meet.
ing then adjourned.
Thursday night the general committee as.
sembled again at Armory Hall, to hear the
report which was very encouragingl Of the
finance committee and appoint sub commit.
tees as follows: Committee on President of
the Day, Grand Marshal. Orator and Reader
Of the Declaration. p. G. Gilroy, T. Birney
and c. II. Brown were chosen as such. On
Fireworks Capt. j. A. Smith, Gen. A. NJ.
Dobbie and Win. Dillon ESQ.
A committee of three to bring the different
schools out on that day III. Ii. Spencer, Mr..
Peters and P. Shine were selected. On
printing, r. W. Hstheway and Dr.. Fine.
On music X. W. Hathaway. On firing sa.
lutes and ringing bells, Jake, George and
Herman Wolfe. Treasurer, George Morgan
On invitations, j. B. Douglass, P. G. Gil.
roy and c. IL. Brown. On motion meeting
adjourned to meet at the Philharmonic Glee
Clubs rooms, at George Morgan's Hotel, on
Saturday night next ut 8 o'clock.
The union Democrat., 1868-06-20

ArroiNrMENrs.-Gover Ilaight has
commissioned the following persons as Com.
missioners under the provisions of an Act en-.
titled IAN Act to survey and disposed of Ger.
tain salt marsh and tide lands belonging to
tho State Of California, approved March 80,
1865: b. I. Washington, IL. =. Coon and
L. L. Bullock.
The union Democrat., 1868-06-20
OVER
The world people of sense and jud dg.ars, have ,..
PLANTATION EIrTEgs.

The world people of sense and have learned 70
PLANTATION EITTEBs.
, pyspepsiA With its symptoms, Headache Ues-t;,-,
feserish Lips. Bad sreath. Ssllow Complexion a. a
oe cured 10y using PLANTATION BTrrERs
This is the most successful tonic Of theara Y,r,
m'ddie-aged and old. arc delighted with its effects
The nrst trial alwayshas marked good eject.
NO change Of diet is necessary Eat all you wish :;
the oest and most nutritious food. =
1t IS the greatest known for an ovsr,,,ia
anu distressed stomach, which il relieves in fsw mo
ments. " -''
We know that We have the best and most popular
icine IN the world We afraid 70 show whn, II
composed Of -
physicians are compelled 10 recommendit
Casays Bark has been celebrated for ever two b,,.
ared yetrs, ani was sold during reign O.: Louis NyI
hhg OF France for the price Of It's own
IN silver II ksbe for Dyspepsia Feyers Weak
ness, Constipation, &c.
cAscARiLA BARk-For Di.rrhes Collie aud diseases of
the estnmach and bowels "
D.spsuoN-For Inflammation Of the Loins ani props:-
cal Affections. f
oH.AoNiLE FLOWERS s-For eufeehled digestion
LAVENDER flowers. stimulant and toni,-
highly invgoreting in nervous debility.
WiNrEhaRcKN.-For Scrofu a. Rheumatism &c
ANISE-An aromatic csrmnstive; creating flesh mus.
Gle aud milk; much used by mothers nursing
Also Glove buds, orange carAway, coriander snake
root, &e.
The union Democrat., 1868-06-20

TIE MONTEREY DExocRAr.--D. S. Gregory
and W. s. johnson have taken charge of the
Monterey Democrat since the death Of Rasey
bIven. The paper will continue to be demo.
cratic as heretofore.
The union Democrat., 1868-06-20

GRAIN SAcKs.-Preparation are now max.
ing, at the manufactures at San Francisco
aud Oakland, for the manufacture of grain
sacks from jste. Yhese are expected to ex.
clude imported sacks in future. and will save
60 the State upwards of million Of dollars
annually.
The union Democrat., 1868-06-20

His FRlENDs.-The New York ForM saws
that General Grant does not appear to have
200 many friends ip that city. Thirteen live
soldiers Comprised the entire audience at q
t'Grant Raetiag" in new Canal street, Lot
long ago.
The union Democrat., 1868-06-20

SHOWER OF Fsocs.-The Messenger 9th
lnst. says that, ''as DR.. Williamson was
returning from a visit to a patient, or his
way to Woodbridge, and about two miles west
at this place, during the light shower of
Tuesday last, he bad al opportunity of wit.
Messing strange phenomenon, such as very
rarely occurs, and TO account for which, we
readily confess, requires more scientific
knowledge than We possess, namely "a show.
er of small frogs falling in hundreds. Where
had those lively little jumpers originated {?
Was the globe or some other the place of their
abode before starting on their acrial pcregrina.
tion? And We would like to know by what
aetive power they made the journey %
The union Democrat., 1868-06-20

PRoFANE.-We understand, says the Ex.
ansiner, that Pixley, upon hearing the news
from Oregon, exclaimed: "D-u Grant 4:
what can party hope for that puts up, as it's
leader, such an immitigable nincompcop as
he 7'
The union Democrat., 1868-06-20

SESrENcED.-.Tyler, the negro preacher,
convicted OF rape, in Nevada county, has been
sentenced TO five years imprisonment in the
State Prison, BY Judge Niles.
The union Democrat., 1868-06-20

\ statistican has figured out the arabic
land in the United States. 1t amounts to
o2,oO0o 81 900 farms of 100 acres each or s, $50,
O00, 600 acres.
The union Democrat., 1868-06-20

RxruBLIcAN ISGRArIruDE.-A correspon-
dent of the Sacramento Union. writing from
Salem, Oregon, says that Calvin B. McDon.
Md, The Triple ThundereI," has done the
Radical party in Oregon great hsrm and will
leave that State with huge. mutual disgust
between him and the people.