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REMOVA AL!

MISS MCKAY begs to inform her friends and Gus
toners that she has removed to Mrs. Todds, one
door above DR.. Caters. where she is now ready 10
Cut. Fit and Make Ladies' aud Childrcns Dresses,
after Madame Demorest's latest Paris and New
York fashions Ladies' Cloaks male to order
All kinds of Braiding done at the lowest price.
She will guarantee her work to he delivered when
promised, and done with neainess, and cheaper
than at any other place.
Ian % 1868 81
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TuAxKs.-We are much ndeble TO those friends
who have responded to the gentle reminder that
their subscriptions had expired There are many
others in the same predcamenl, and we trust that
rone will overlook the red cross-mark. a few of
our subscribers have mistaken this mark for an
additional letter to their names, but we beg to as
sure them that it is crossmark. and means TO pay
up, and not simply the initial letter n lfit were
the latter, there are more Xerxes and Aen"phens
in this section than ever before
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
I'm Eouity--Andcrson.
Commissioners Office, |
Jan %, 1868.

IN EItlIlity--<AnUc
Reid Gumhrell. Admir-, VS.. Larkin Gnmbrell, ct al
Bill for Purfition Lund. &c.
1T appearing to my satisfaction that Larkin Gam;
brell. Munro Gambrell and Thomas Gambrell, Del
fcndants in the above stated case, reside beyond
the limits OF this State. On motion of Reed &
Brown, Comp. Soils, I,
Ordered That said Defendants do appear, and
plead, answer or dpmur TO SAID Bill Of Complaint
within forty days from The publication hereof, or
the same will be taken pro confesso against them,
W. W. HUMPHREYS, c.E.A.p:
Commissioners Office.
Jan. 81. 1865. 31-5
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AaRIcuLruRAL JOURNALS.

<, The Southern Cultpator, published at Athens
Geo., by VIM. W. l.. JONES' at $500 per annum
A new volume began with the January number
and there is no diminiton of interest in It's pages
The Farm and Garden. published at Clinton s
C., by J. r. JACOBS s. Co., al Sl.o0 per snnum
This journal continues 10 improve. and deserves
the support and patronage of our people.
The Southern Planter aud Farmer, two excellent
mon,hlies combined, published at Richmond, Va
by ca. B. WILLIAMS, editor and proprietor The
subscription price is reduced to s. 90 year.
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For lie .imlerson IniclLiqenctr.
Axurpsoy C. n lam l6

ANDERSON c. IT,, Jan. lG, 1868.
Mr.. HoYT-Dcor Sir: In this weeks paper, |
/: 81 Il short article headed '.Aric' In this article
YOU say, ..Pcrsons with less brains than human
sympathy ascribc undue Importance to the asiound-
ing theory advanced by Ariel but reflection and
calm thought will reject this spawn of inidcly."
Now, have reflected and have thought calmly,
bu, neither reflection calm thong lit haze fur
niShcd me with arguments to coniule this spawn
of infleliry'' .Woman like" might sny Il
don't believe it because don't believe it, (amd that
would be us weighy anything as have seen
urged against "Aricl.' AS for arguments have
seen none, and no one has n right to dcnounce
another unless he can prove his position false
one. but wanting as yOu seem 10 think Inc in
brains, "lhs don't believe because don't believe"
don satisfy me- and your 'lcnuncatons have forced
me to ask through Your columns for those argu-
menrs which caused you to r. jcct Aricl's theory
and 'enpuncc il in your PAPER rs 4 "spawn of in
fidelity" Although you feel ''lhat the subject has
already been too much dignfcd by discussion, y
believing rs you do that tllc blasphemous ignorance
OF Payne is not more dangerous, you should hail
with joy any opportunity OF aiding an humble ell
quirer i'll finding the truth.
Very truly, ERNESTA.
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AN OLD EDITOR RETIaEs FROM SERVICE.

We neglected to mention last week that Colonel
ROBERT A. TuoMrsoS, who has been editor and
proprietor of the Pickens Courier for nearly fifteen
wears, has retired from thatjournal. During TWO
thirds of the period named, we have been wont to
greet the appearance Of our friends paper and
have held fraternal intercourse with him. Ne
part with him in sincere regret, and can ruthf"iy
say that his bearing an editor and gentleman
have always secured our admiration and respect.
Although differing from him frequently on poiiti-
cal questions, we have never had cause to upbrad
him for want OF courtesy or professional unkind-
ness. In fact differences of opinion have only
increased our respect for the man. and we bid hlm
God-speed in whatever sphere of life he MAJ bs
called upon TO act.
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LOCAL AND STATE NEWS,

DISTRICT counr-Thc District Court, in session
last week, adjourned ON Wednesday evening Only
two important eases were lried-onc ior bas'ardy
and another for horsc-stcaling, resulting IN ac-.
quittals.
DrArn.-we regret to learn that Mr. SAMUEL
SMITH. an old aud respected citizen of this District,
lie,l n, his residence seven miles south of this
place, on Monday night last.
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Gbe aflarhets.

CHARLESTON, Jan. 2o-Colton frmer and i'm
proved ! to sales 100 bales middling IL TO la
AUGUSTA, Jan. 20.-Coton market active; sales
Ills bales New York mddiug l5g 10 l5S.
NKw YORK, Jan. 2O-Cotton steady and less ac-
tive; sales , 900 bales. a, Ia 10 III.
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To Consumptives.

The Rev. Edward A. Wilson will send free Of
CHARGE to all who desire it, the prescription with
the directions for making and using the simple
remedy by which he was cured of u lung affection
and tha; dread disease Consumption. His only
object is benefit the afflicted aud he hopes every
sufferer will Try this prescription as it will cost
them nothing, and may prove blessing. Please
address REV. EDWARD \. WILSON,
No. lG5 South Second ST, Williamsburg, y. y
Sept IS. 1861. Il
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from Ner
vous Debility Premature Decay. and all the effects
of Youthful ndscretion. will, for The sake Of suf
fering humanity send free to all who need it, the
recipe and directions for making the simple rene
,ly by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to
profit by the advertisers experience, can do 50 by
addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN.
~ Cedar Street, New York
June ~. 1861 l ly
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New Advertisements.
Administrators Notice.

All. ncrsons indebted to the Estates Of B. F.
IIntchinson and d. T. Bo1eman, both deceased,
arc notified hat payment must be made TO the un-
dersirucd nj once or suits will be instituted against
them by Return Day
Inn 1868 81
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NOTICE TO GUARDIANS, &c

GUARDIANS, Trustees, Receivers, Committee
men. &C. who are required to make annual re.
turns ~ This office of The Estates in their hands,
possession or management. are notified that the
same must be made on or by the second Monday
in March next. or Rules will be issued against
them as denquents.
Commissioners Oficc
Jan % 1863 81
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June 10. 1861
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-07
College Once, Room No. 8.
Terms---PnyabIe i'm advance

Penmanship-lessons not limited rs 90
Book-keeping-double and single entry, etc, a
perfect course......-.......... 0o w
MISUNDERSTANDING all commercial calcutta
~ W
Lectures Commercial Law ..............-.. 20 90
THE above constitutes the Commercial Course)
Stationary for Commercial Course, including
blank books ~ y.
Stationery for Penmanship %
Diploma. for Master Of Accounts. 10 20
English. French Spanish, German, Latin, Greek,
full Course, not limited; Teachers Course
Of Penmanshp, each. .....-....-.. 10 o.
Life Ticket in all the Departments--..-.- $40 %
For any language for Drawing, per month each 20 %
Higher Maihematics-price depends on the e1-
tent Of Course.
English trimmer ....---------- % v"
n. B.-A stndent having paid for Course in any
branch above s entitled TO Life Ticket in that De
partment He attend such branches ss he may de-
sire. There monthly graduating classes stHAehis
FaenIty---RUFUs DoLBEAR. President, Lsoiur,
or on business Customs. bookkeeping etc.
RUFUS L. DOLBEAR yice-Prosdent, Lecturer On
Commercial Business. Banking Exchange, Book-keep-
ing, and Duties Of Employees.
Agricultural Department Mechanical D.Tsrtm.nf,
=. Principal. Tho Lecture~ Agricultural Chem
isiry-also on Political eonDomy-And On heclnnic'
cts, will hegin in October next Commercial DeIart.
ment 2. A Monroe, ESQ., Lecturer on Com nerciai
Mathematical Derartrnsnt-GEORGE B. BLACK
EFT. Professor and Lecturer on Commercial Oaluua-
tions and Higher Mathematics. -
Book-Eaep'nr Dersrtrnent-J B. GRIFFITH, and
J. W. sTEARNs Prufos-ors and Lecturers On Ikot
kerfiiuC etc.
Ergiish Dsrsrtnneut.-REv. GEORGE ". sIfcKs
MY Professor and Lecturer English Lifo1lfuIe.
ctr
Fr-nch DEPARTMENT u. Y. SERnT REAt fr1iass1r,
Department f,r P-umsnsliip-B. ". EUsToN. Pre-
fa-sor and Lecturer Business and Ornar1-utsl Sl-
manship. - -
Spanish DsTartn,cni.-HASUEL MERISo- Pro-
znr.
German perzrtrnsui.-REv- A T. HOFFE frufss-
sur. -
T.-ssn AMI Grsrk nFTsrtnssf.-M- MAElNo. Wv
a p H0pPE. f'ruf-s-urs-
S.uds-ifs iu.sni. - III. Crs-- sisruld t-i.r ~
Cf-r-l1r n- sTsrizl dire ti-Is-
fssE7 me-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-07

LAW LEcTURE.-We learn from
tho Sentinel that Judge Roberts
delivered at the Seminary hall in
Gilmer, Upsher county, on the
night Of tho 9TH tho first Of = series
of lectures which no proposes ad-
dressing regularly 10 the law class
of the Gilmsr school, on the juris-
prudence of Texas. Tho first Ice
ture embraced tho time when tho
country was under the jurisdiction
ofSpain-s period Of about one hun
drsd years. The Sentinel says it
was a mastery production, that
could have cmanated from no other
than q profoundly legal mind. We
ars glad to SEQ our Loading mon in
,oresting themselves in the cause Of
education.
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A Growing Item.

A woman in Detroit has been ar.
rested for smuggling tea in her
stockings.-Erpress.
In North Carolina the women
carry nails i n their stockings
Raleigh Progress.
Nothing wonderful. The ladies
OF Forsyth carry calves in their
stockings.-Obserrer.
And one of our ladies carries hcr
corn in hcrs.-Rome Commercial.
The ladies in this vicinity who
sympathise with Andy Johnson in
his fight with tho radicals carry
V.toes in theirs, which arc seldom
passed over their heads.-Va. Sun
All tha women down our way
carry splendid eiegies Qegs) in their
stockings.-Kentucky Ners.
Down this way some Of them not
only carry calves in their stockings
but also bran 10 fatten them on
Mcrico Messenger. -.
Almost all our ladies hcreabouti
carry Bwnyun's works In their stock
ings. We consider this sockdolo.
Union Sentinel.
The ladies of Scranton are not
very particular what they put into
their stockings-kesping their soul.
there, they are so awkward thai
they often "get their foot In H.
Scranton Register.
Well take "steck-in" the fore
going. Our ladies have been known
to place delicate dords and hsppiest
veins in theirs, while on the light
fantastic toe.-BinghdmPton RePub-
[icda.
Some of our factory girls carry
holes in theirs, principally, m d
don't seem to care a darn elmer
lndncheslr Daily Union.
Our. Bio Grande bellies never 60
ont with out having their stockings
full Of Shank's horses and can,
,herefore. beat all your more north
.rn laalies.-Brorasriile Rdnehero.
What naughty editorsl We don't
pre;eud 10 know what ladies carry
in their stockings.
We knew one before the war,
-b9 Rad gold in one Of hers, ana
apoti err that carried . navy SIX
an -, r. in hers.
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Fall & Winter Trade Of 1S67--6s.
To Texas Merchants!

NEw OELrlys. Oct 2lst, lbiI-
Referring to nv Gard, beg 10 state that vii
rive personal attention to all Business entrusted 70
me- for the purchase Of every description Of Aer-
cbandise Western Produce.
with many years experience in this business in
Texas and New Orleans and being constantly IN the
Market aud thoroughly posted, am oonhdent o. be
ing able to give satisfaction. Those Who order
through Broker, receive the benefit Of the Market
and frequently get bargains that could not be OBJ
tanned through regular houses.
sn no orders except fer C-sh. Texas Merchants
doing a Cash Business. will understand the tdran-
tages Of buying for Cash AZ Low Rates
Ian authorized 10 refyr to the foIl0sing vel
known houses.
NV OrIEaxz-Messrs- Jno. J. Adsms Co. Jas
Oonnoiy a Co, Keep Caulhsid, Buigsr 4 Co. Page
Peel Moran
GaIvEsTox-Messrs. Briggs Yard; Bal, Hutch
ms a Co VIM. Hsndlfy Co. Schacklefnrd. BrgWn
kCo y Sal sydnor Watson, Wells Nidori
Wm. y. Cooke.
HorsT1s-Messr. 7. ". House; A ShrTherd
A CO Y TEfher A Co Gen. Moore Co. has-it-
smith Co; W. p. Fincert %, -
Ts.snl Repeatedly, JAMES " PklCE.
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ISDIAS OurRAaks.-Tho San An.
tonic Herald says three families OF
women and children, wero all to-
gethor at the house Of one Of Thorn,
to remain while the mon were gone
to mill. The Indians came to the
house; after committing some dep
relations among the stock in the
neighborhood, and took away these
women and children, except one
woman, who had attempted to shoot
them, on their entering tho house,
and who was stabbed to tho heart.
Tho smaller children, who were un-
able to travel, were killed within
half mile of tho house. This is
awful; and we cannot but agree
with tho Herald in saying that "ths
prevailing policy in the treatment
Of these Indians should be extermin-
alton" This took place not far
from San Antonio.
The Indians arc reported all
through Kerr, Kendall and Bandera
counties. A woman named Wagner,
was killed by them near Kcrrville
last week. A house was burned by
Thorn in tho Same neighborhood.
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san7 v Ns.sls5 ara I. ,. Ksr-rs. E,q.- gsssr.
,or Marion Co, rerss- Capt st-rb-n o-o-lT 1no
Dr. l. r. Worrnli Ar=fin- T-rss ID y = Ltani-
q. rarnspfa, TzEas; " A " rrhHn, y Z = =
-rd W n E-inr Ezqs-. TE--rrt- Hrrkirt O.
T.-rs. Col = q MeC1T. E0r. y - Drrf1rds Co
O. " Ga-ss ana Hun- J. y. P. - hs.l-ss II
w.-sS.-ss-s. T-rr- Doe. l. Is<s-Ise-s.
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Ifsslss 10 nk..


Arg FUsT Kaisg : - dosH saf
T,ias bOsraiag sttsf miss ~ AsF
ssms sbost " ksnas high II
msks. the dosE psn-ths duFs lays
dewA the boarding skool tais, ssf
orders Mat jalsks fOr TOO ~Ssh the
a.asl .ae.han, The doTg being 10
I'LL, he boarding .kool ni.s tell.
him .iss dry up in (fFrnsi,,l and
the eng Gays ahe be darRed v he
~Hi" On Dorg Great ,snsashun
smeRg the swjahee, rlth cries Of
'pat him out ~ Finally . oOmPr0-
mice 10 affected, the to-sdi.g skool
miss kissed the doTg, With tears In
HE syes. k0hklaslon-lsP dorg
discovers a hea al work on his tail
parsoSs him-TOand aud round they
so-dssxs little ahesd-somebOdy
hoIIsss out "mad dorg boarding
skool miss fsihts slAnding-lhs kar'
Tin drops,
Aek NusBrA Curtin hisis-
several blind men in the distance
looking thru . Key Wholesome oy
Gu set he don1 it~ A Shang hal
rusisr CONS out with epaulsis on
aud crows. Yankee Doodle musiek
by the band. The shanghai lays an
egg on the stage about tho sine nv
Awa-p's nest, then linps oph, very
much iird aud redussd. curtin
sinks the al time.
AcR SuAnfR 3-curtin rises
slowly-big bolona sarsage on =
iable-bolona sarsAgs Inns up her
head aud higgins To bark-band
plays "Old borg Tray" Kat Gums
in-kat's tale begins To swell-bo-
Iona sarsage aud kat has . fte--
they fite IL rouads-the stage is
korered with kats aud dorgs and
hide and hsr and-Konklushun
tia Ill jine hans and walk tew the
foot litcs, AN old Buh Tvrrier reads
tho Presidents call for 300, 1000
mors"-bands plays Go Ia Lem
ons"-a bell rings and kurtin willis.
AcE NuAnrR "A seems on the
Erie Kanall-a terrible stem reyes
the kanall aeks bad--sevral botes
~ down head fast with all their
headers on bord-kant mako len
shore-tha drug thar ankers--sum
nv tho captings iri 10 pra, but most
NV en- have tho best lux at swarm
tho water is strowd with pots an
kittlcs-sovral cook mates swim
ashore with THAR stovo in THAR
tccth-tha hav TO drow oph the
kanall to stop the storm. konklu-
shun-men air seen all along the
banks Of the kanall spaaring dead
horses and eels-band plays "a
Life ON the Oshun Wave" Amid
trcmcnjus applaws the kurtin fawls
,,J Tho ,wi,nce dispersc single file.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-07

Binders, Piano Stools, and covers OF all styles and
patterns, music paper, ire and repairing material
ETC. etc, Italian Strings OF tho best quality Known
for every instrument.
I beg leave to inform my friends and the public
generally, that have the agency for the Stanes OF
louisiana and Texas, of the celebrated new scale
Marshall and Mittauer Plano FOrtes,
which are now the most perfect Pianos, in touch,
tone, durability, workmanship and finish ofany now
made in Europe or America. am daily receiving
testimonials Of the superiority Of these Pianos from
the first artists, and even many ofmy most energetic
competitors say they are the best Pianos they have
ever seen. .
While express my acknowledgement for all pa t
fnyors and solicit continuance Of the same, as
su Q my patrons that thefr interests shall continue
to be the object of my special devotion:
Despcctfully, PHILIP WERLEIN.
ANY piece of music or book sent post paid on re.
cept of the market prices:
Circulars, Price lists, Illuatrated catalogue of
Pianos and Organs, catalogues Of music, price lists
of strings (gut and Itaian and instruments furnish
ed on application.
P.s I respectfully invite the trade, amcteurs and
professors of music to favor me with their orders
which will always be executed with care and prompt
ness at the lowest cash prices. ~
Schools and Summaries supplied on the most lib.
Mr.. P. P. werlcin Of the old house will be in at
tendance, and will be happy TO wait on his old friends
and patrol as formerly.
Agents wanted in every county In this state ior
sale of the celebrated new scale :iarschall Nit
tauer Piano Fortes.
Description of styles and Schedule of
Currency Prices.
No l. 7OcrAyE FnONT LARGE ROUND CORNERS,
Moulding on Plinth, Octagon Legs, carved
Tyre Scroll Desk. S5OO
No q Same as No. !, with carved legs...... S5l5
No a. 7 Octave, front large round corners, mould.
ing on rim and pl,nth, Gothic legs, carved
Tyre, scroll desk, beveed top.......... S525
No. Same style as No. 8, with addition Of carved
soOu
No g. Octave, front large round corners, mould
ing and serpentlne moulding on plinth,
carved legs and Tyre, scroll desk, beyeled
No 6. Ills Octave, front large round corners,
moulding rim and pinth, large seipcn-
tine moulding on plinth, extra carved legs
and u re, scroll desk, beveled top...... 5000
No. T. Tia Octave, four very large round corners,
flushed all round, extra heavy monldings
on rim and plinth serpentine moulding
on plnth, extra rich carved legs and Tyre,
extra desk, beveled top................... SG75
No, g. Ills Octave four very large round corners,
finished all round. ex ra heavy carved
moudugs rim. and p,inth, elegant ser.
pentine moulding on plinth, superb carved
legs and Tyre, extra desk, bcvcled top s7oo
nB- Mn wEsrER, is my duly authorized Agent for
Dallas county, from whom any Information can
obtained. I4:1yl PHILIP "EhLhiN'
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GAR DEN Sc EDs.

DIANoS, Organs, Melodeons, Violins. Guitars
L Fiutinas, Lithers, Violin cellos, Double bass,
Banos, Flutes Flageolets Carionets Picoos, Flies,
Accordeons, Concertinas, Drums, (bass and tenor)
Music boxes, and all oihc kind Of musical nstrn.
mcnis; Sheet music, instruction books, 81 ring
Binders Piano Stools and covers OF all styles aud
patterns, music paper wire and r'pairing mntcri IT,
ctc, etc. Italian Strings Of tho best quality known
for every instrument.
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80 ir a. fsrula go NFtfaH F"r1'fHf 30 ri
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tfT Lie slssk AmhEasitaa ~ eiafk fesiifE
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flsh q IauatsafIs, 49, % $3.50 g. its haaifE
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sffiaas nEFHnaas hislF IlaFFaaf hrlaaFAf fffsin-
a ChHaslsEiasl EsfHit ia hrsi0ss Hsllr sfkastss
90 nisisanrs; Ainsirs "a 80 hrRilaH hsIiTssa
kasirf MrisAt a hasntsiHss Astar ~ ilfi@Anns
81 s.lk f4Eaial, hFAiusa MrssfHFs Aaa eriseis ,
Rpal.iiaEi firsi AHrTinan ssiilrHs- Fil-
IAs ahaFs lssk sill - gat d. iis isiisF fsEi -
lans fTiFr fiaEls a.HYs $40 asl.i L, ., eaFFrlfg
litsTsl aissaaai a. ihe ilNar-
" RICHARDSON "a,
Aess nHas,
si Gsiguisa, EsE.s-
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Z NJ p i r e
Sewing Machine Company.

Principal once SIS Broadway. n. 7.
NOTICE u called 10 our new and in
y proved Manufacturing Machine FOR
TsiiBrs snd Tsooi and She Filters Agents
vauted, 20 whom . liberal discount will be
rirss. We esnriFrnsnts 1sda 7:enssl