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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-16

Persons calling for these Letters will please say:
ADvERTIsED.''
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-16
THE DAILY APPEAL.

MAsoNIc.-For the election Of officers, and
ether business, members of Carson Lodge
No 4, F. and A. NJ. are notified to meet at
their Hall next Thursday evening. See Of
fcial notice in relation thereto in another
column of the APPEAL Of this morning.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-16

THE BEATTY TROUPE will leave Reno this
morning for Carson. The box office is now
open for the disposal of season tickets to
hier entertainments at the Carson Theater.
OF the date of first night of their appearance
here we are not advised, but presume it will
be during this week.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-16

THE LADIES OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH
will give social party on the evening of
December %, next Tuesday, in the Turn
Verein Hall. The proceeds will be applied
TO the decoration of their church. The in
vitation is general. See advertisement in
the APPEAL of this morning.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-16

\ FiGHT.-We have been looking for one
some time-that is to make report of it.
At last we found it in the shape of big
husky " coming out Of saloon head
foremost" and being followed by the en-
ragged proprietor thereof with a maliet, who
played the :" bummers' march on the head
Of his victim to such good time, that all
other fellows who are in the habit of saying {:
. This is mine, Mr.. Barkeep,' took the
shady side of the posts, and gave the individ-
uals free chance. The last we saw of the
loser of the fight, he was looking for doctor
to sew up his head. Moral: Don't 90 near
gin shops without you have got the coin to
settle.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-16
Notice to Field Sports
PiSeon Shoot
AT THE WARM SPRINGS HOTEL, ON

AT THE WARM SPRINGS HOTEL, ON
Thursday, December II, 1s6s.
Four Hundred 900 Pigeons are already en-
gagged.
First match will be for a prize Of SILVER
CHAMPION CUP, donated by Lance to the Cham
pion of Nevada.
Next match will be for a FINE GUN-twenty
f2I chances at s. per chauce. Pools will also be
shot for.
Shooting to be by rule of Sacramento Shooting
Club
Shooting % commence at IL o'clock A. NJ.
dl3-td LANCE NIGHTINGALE.
Virginia Review, Enterprise and Gold Hill
News please copy.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-16

SEMI WEEKLY TIDAL WAv2.-Messrs.
T.J. and J. S. Butler having bought the
material of the Winnemucca Argent, have
taken it to Silve: City, Idaho, and there have
started The Semi Weekly Tidal Wave -
neat Little sheet, devoted to the news and
interests of Idaho Territory and the support,
We wish much prosperity to the " I idal
Wave and trust that the next time we see
a copy of it its title will be printed On the
first instead of the fourth page.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-16

IL JUsrICE COURT, before Judge Waltz
ChaS. Conner vs.. Peter Johnson ct al. suit
for debt Judgment for plaintiff; Vim. Pat
terson for plaintiff. $. T. Swift VS.. Peter
Johnson; complaint amended by leave Of
Court and alias summons issued; Clayton
and Davies for plaintiff Muller and La
Grave VS.. John Fisk; action on book &C
count; judgment for plaintiffs; A. c. Ellis
for plaintiffs. John Ewart vs.. A. II. Hall !;
action upon note; continued by consent to
December II, at 10 o'clock A. NJ; Clark and
Wells for plaintiff, Musser and Clark for de-
PENDANT. August Daugberg vs.. Peter john
son ct al. suit for debt; cause set for
December II, at IL o'clock A. NJ; Clayton
and Davies fox plaintiff.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-16

THE Reno CRESCENT nee the Eastern
Slope, always interesting, pungent and much
sought, has entered upon is fouoth volume.
May it grow to be 4 full orbed institution
circulating through al! newspaper space Civ
ing light and receiving ducats.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-08-06

The following letter Relative to the as
sassination Of Maiori ..inEenca: II, Ken
lucky waswrittenfronl tAe scene Of The
murderby n specia! correspondent seilt
by the Clinton Gu-ctte to get ut the truth
ofthe case. The '"JutIge" was John w.
Caldwell, once u nembersof the Rebel
Legislature which WAS chosen for Ken
tucky and afterwards an officer iii the
rebel army. After his return to Russell
vile lac was elected Judge Of the County
Court. The letter proceeds
Major Lawrence was particularly OBJ
noxions to the Jutiyr..s He had been IA
daring cavalry officer dnrilfg the war,
and OH several occasions had made his
honor travel with more al..crity than
Gen. Garfield did Humphrey Marshall
mp the Big Sandy. At 6uc time he was
Post. Comiiander at RusselviiIe.r and
While there married Il lady OF the place,
| and at the close 'of the conflict Settled
there as his home. The rebels dcieri1l-
ined to drive him away, but how to do
it was the. question. lie was one Of the
best pistol shots i'll the world and feared
no living ipan He was a dangerous
customer to encounter, and no oue cared
to meet him on even ground, TIC Was
threatened IN vairi leave fhb would
not; Ieavc@ie did hot 4 pietext was
wanted to assassinatc him. Ttyns east.
IS found. While Gen Palmer was com
liiander Of the. state during the war, lie
issued an order disallowing returned
rebels to parade the streets iii their uni
fofnis and directed Lawrence Us post
commander, at Russelville, to enforce
the order, ut THAT place. Among the
number who were strutting about the
tbwn in the gray, was his honor and iii
obscure Individual! named Mtf,arty.
ffiey both took 'ofleiise at the order and
refused to obey II Till the Ma.or threat
ened to arrest them if they did not.
They complied, prociainIing themselves.
however, martyrs Of the first order. On
the determination to kill Lawrence be-
ing definitely settled, McCarty was
chosen to do it. ft~would work WELL
Under cover ofa personal difficulty of
long standing,n &c, &C., he could shoot
the Major and then go scot free. 1t Was
deliberated upon by the knowing ones,
approved and all parties waited patient
~ Tor the time to- arrive. 1t came as
Lawrence, who il q. S. Marshall, was
about taking the cars OH the m0rning of
the tragedy McCarty! sprung ffoaa be-
lind screen III . store in which tlle,
Major had entered for, momcut. and
sh hOt him down before the latter saw
Him. AS Lawrence fell he drew his
t,istol and fired at hisantagonist. wounl,
M h1E7hinil him slightly, latter then ahpt
eai lin sadt E5tia od gau III ta1ar N
-no13I Gev9s edt Hatt f3aEs sfedns3I1
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ss,#f .s..+3ss I'M. .,fs5ts.., <ssssaxss.a
j. .,s P'I Al AMOS,
Organs and MelOdeOns

HAVING obt4faed the agsncy for most OF
IL the orst-cias. ii,strumcnte. / am pEepared
TO tO10f grg01er tndueementss to the musical
peopIe OF Cedar, county than has heretofore
been offered. For Pianos, sell
STEINWAY'S, ,taf "a
TT CHICKERfNG 4 SONS.
aa t'5t'etiI NEW YORK UNION, &c.
Geo. "A. Prince 70 Cos and Mason &
4 H0ntlis's' Organs and MelOdcess,
asad others AZ they rA.e desired. mention the
above kinds - IN best in the market, and
overyi instpll14Apt Ntll be fully warranted.
Please call and examine my prices before
purchasing elsewhere SHEET MUSIC furn-
Always to be found at A r. Gilbert & Cos
- ~, WIN. .a.WooDIs.
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(I.ate Treasurer of Cedar county, Iowa,)
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
once In the Court House, TIPTON, IOWA.
DEAL ESTATE bought and sold ON commits
II sion; Taxes paidy and Real Estate Redeem-
ed from Tax Sales; Records OF Titles examined
and abstracts made. Also, s.,...g, IS .s,es,.st
AgentfOr Hartford Fire Insurance c..
Policies issued ON favorable terms. and losses
promptly paid. - mis-
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'rts-r-rTt-T~ N ttfu n rsgrN rr .sTvE- f4Te
aHaH !s4d9ik 10 ssssilfSasih iAoiili"G
g. 1869 s1e...a ens .sats.-'IIs,i 4 , N /
--A-.-.- A. 2a4t2.-a1. Ii noLslIA41 -.-i.-
COL. !. .BRADSHAW,S PREMIUMS.
For llsse t,s1s' colt sired by Trojan,
" ssasteh sat .lal@l Tis Silver Cup.
For best mast cbit sired by 'rnjaM,s
J. S8G5Fequt ssnm aftl ! NtlvOyNup
| 80 .~4+st+s+~ssAy - S~s-.sts~s.-<~-44 y aati
Clark s. 1ae1,0rt qfT Wurr0nts issucd on
/ sIees0l.stioas Of tiss .1kOtu.a d. ,bipei.si-
Io s0vs, tfona JfsAs lstte lFsnt-3lst, as6S.i
To ahe Hon. lA,ard ofsuper sIsbrs OF Cedar CO.:
y The Ueck Aelewith reports the atnount OF
tQpnty warrants issued on reso lutions OF the
Hoard OF snpsrvfsors, from January LIST 70 May,
[rg s1YoY No. Tcwhom issued, and ~
ssss ss is " xasf s'iesf 1ses nd A
40" 3s n n'n%5 sss.ss!. ma MANA b. A. 800
'ss Ss' - ssa's ssi .s,
June ~ asss sifsf sssnns
Rss rs p, sass Nee tssn s ,Io $40 70
A.~.K IN
as fEHIce 81 81. cocsss SfstSvs s'ss'
s'. :, rs!s:s Clerks ' sn' = J Is =
"";a I'd fsfEsSss' fES county snt as4 ..as'
do = sne :, is',h s.r vieaa ss so,n.y ss5
do 81 wsHoaaaiss,w s,weii, reiiii ii,tas,ns4iSshei y
ss s,-s:: :sss 5ss &c: .sa.I,'ss
n9 do do oti ~ 10 b;e,'t p Is, kafEra 30
.s4 a''1 @i'., . ,iIs ,gsys y9sssss. o p'as s
Jan s 's d ss s To- $40 sa,., H@ S
e do <sss TFssHd ~ al ia s.if s.ifsMer' 10 cso 3
- % Ss'9;' ,.s,ss ,, % '.$ ID ..ass. Z |:
90 DO s Do % DO DC 'Se ess, Smith, 10: sS 8
DO aS'os n'a.% Ss,,s w. s::, ds'< ''s'' ass 4 :
do "a du do doo do 4oI5
- tdo" Is wi.nssses sa ~. s.anA ,aS Oesst a. "a
I'n4 1N 7wft;assas 1,.s j., b.. ~ "a q,
* dS'idI Il Omcers. Sss ttiiy3l Warfen.' soO
10 ~. > :ssss: ...i;ss q. =;
ass ss HswssS .s @ st%
wi Ao,1 SJ Esxy ,tsS Asartu Nc lieapar, I a4'oo
ttLl
s h do 10 w. v ,!ssss nsse' a. % '1' 'of el $40
o'ec'' estsr toW W1shf, ffH'a9fF sco
'". s sps Ss'ss s:s; ,. s tsa' :s s,s , y. 4:
ey do y ffssira % nct db.ss' .RlshtJng' VT
4ao aan.:sss.. 4 .st,s:
Jan dS iss. . eva A0'essF
az y sesirss I. ins%,an nan aoois ooi ,or 20 Us 4s
DO DO s q sav.sisy s w = wa,tsr. ate - .s,'.. %
~ do Z q Stit Fnirnlii Dist Aftsv pr, ivy
4~ETfr @7il asftNuf. TRt3UtT @7f sfFfta 600
DO 81 Wnn & Landts Xttys ices. '''-'' 's'
. 49, 'EYiHf State cfsSt. 'e>t.'' IT r!H14.Oo
4s,e 1857 ii oitlcers, state vs Anderson, LIS
~, q la, 4 r,x ..is. az Do o+etnn,sa 81, sS9
June Jun lsr' . Juror. inns ,es q, iss7, 'ns 1850
Jan lSs 81 o:ae,ss ness;sss y aa1smsy med
'op' ''''' - Dei,nisun. No. Efa'' 40
Jan 1858 50 w paapst, ns,. digging srAssf0' 800
jam ana ,sssso ss W' Fo a salas h,s ins.n ~ !"
Sept 1867 Is Witnesses sfahd jury, June '' WV
=. - :. House Yard ~ 100
do 1905 IS III u Brown, cpififts for phupcr u 90
Oct laaj 10 y M Story Erection 1865 4 i.rT 4'bO
Ia iss, a. ID Il, Il d, ,a.,y trustee s.,,ic..-
ysnoTu as.,. tlela tiiW nsAip, ,s ra.1a..,-a 500
''dO' ~ W IL HafiIfnofltl goods for Co., 4.l5
Oct S67 II y Pierstjn boarding patIler 800
Jam. isiS 10 :ltlu0ers and " illnesses, state -
Ss ,'|!s1s sGeas rsss,"p,.y $40
gsoSp .Fg,51u ~ saylor,fGG N.'b"'''1 3, $50
,ia, do 4s ] JGroHse;Lrustec Casst'p, $50
~ do Sf j wffffck ices, state Vs'Saylor, sos
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cLAssP. RLMILY ARRANGE
MENTS.

MENTS.
OAfT.IHABED,s st rkx1l1GNDEhf.s K J
res ss5s, g5s,'!t,ts iaf f:sS!,.s,
"a ESQ
.Aalf4 4$k3 S..ase I. n ~ se,st & y .lss4ss9;3
the Superintendent, at any time after August
l'f' IN q tue .sssa : saza.e = . 1 ~ !;
k5ftS 5a asls5 lEs5Rs1e'sFey rub al -lsa, ,lp.s$$
- The he kscss3let,toes for the shsyep7rmiums to
Catcher Of CREASED pig, to be owner
The pig will be creased and turned
loose in the ring.
Fsot Hs1.1 race y boys boys snaer = years; --,
u h@tF ~@@ - -e4a4~
II Moss slacsssfaat climber frz ora sr creased assssd =
g;s E a sssfI~'gss'.s9's ss,s,a ! III;
Mems race; first best.egl.f3 aas, ss 5
] s,IiiIlj|s'stss: q g. s:a.::ls g.: :<::.l 4
90 90 !. 4sy. g. g. ;;ais{{ ssfis{ sSr:s,, sSr:s,
HdhtbitioA afs ysax old aolfse 4 -roo !,
DO - % znnas tay ~
do l do .dnnthlacA 81
rd0 70, ssesssucking cola vsn, ,,,ls~ /
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4 STABLE!

TAYLOR 4 FLEMING, PRoPRiEroKs. 4
In the rear Of the Union -1oses' 1apso'''
10ted- - 1Eg II - a.
Carriages, Buggies & Saddle Hoes
To let at all times and at reasonable prices,
Careful and. experienced drivers furniahed
when desired. lltf
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The object OF tie plp WIN. match IS to exhibit,
for 6Ae ednIlc OeneAe, IN comparative excel.
try htfe6&tR bf 9be64 OF ttafns, bdt to ex-
cite laadAt4H 1pldt sdt, cmulatibh and inn
mos. IL psmsns sna a:e Of the tss
Comuittee OF AxafdA VII prescribe the rules
to. o.be obserxed st !1le. .paowing match. The
furrow slice not more than thirteen inches in
width Any person taking the first premium
IN senior 9AA AtNt1yaRot compose for thru
ys%n,,s5s1s ysa,s sss gsREs ssi 3 iae's1 4oana3
CLASS o. EQUESTRIAN.
SANFORD V. LANDT, ,sUpEnrNrEEbErf.s Z
Bestd x;dSE On 4pssebackyv.x.. $40
sdtd|ffS, "a d} !! Il
4th difYTEETsT.-. -.'.r{a:AH$1";;23 =
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ru Sir Robert Peel On Currency,
Il fhs fMbIhg ns4aska. Ina.le twent

Cu SAr Aopert Peel On Currency
i isflhs SlRVHg M4 4assksa, .naaatle twenty
years ago, by one ofthc greatest Of Eng
lfsh statesmen, are : 30 appropriate to
the present financial state ofour country
that they might with great iproprfety
(nautatis mutdndis), be delivered at this
time in Congress, if any one could be
found wise enough, honest enough and
bold cssMegasts uttsstAepas~~> Tr@
II shall Ic6ncldde with an earnest hope
that wren tne House shall again address
itself to the consideration of this great
qfssion, Yitha view to ZONE puapeica-
bic issue, they will bear III mind the
great truths,b which legislation OH our
monetary system should be governed;
Tth34t4eY wtllhear in 6l& thSy yafSk
y md fkatrie4 iSn with paRer Abkn
h,tWu2 2capRA orwith4 4c8eGlt, Of hSk
capital Is the fogndation,-,t the oydi-
t,'dj.y issue Of paper money Is no increase
s4Sttse. Ne0Ieh cf fAe coa,st,,j4n thatt3i irnfc
.of inSefest must vary 4kislsthe value Of
moneys RHtfttI1 demand for it, aud can
not BE- permanaA aAtly Tegiiatesl aBy the
Rank Of England [or bysi al,y sna3iSnal
94e..
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! ABDRICH HoUSR, !

Csanr street, bez'cecNsNt & Uth, TIPTOv, TO VA.
II HOUGiroey. pranrietor This HOUSE
III. having recently been rsfarlI,su.zi y ith
new beds and furniture, and thoroughly reno
waited, the travelling public will here find the
best ac6Onlmodist i0lls IN She city. sStAGa call
for every point. Good StaDltng 0ttnched.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-08-06

Iiss Is as, & As:iEass =
F&ir,, - - hsld q Gpton, On
i-4ss.ls the -. "a. 9TH ard Gth .sA
rs st'' Or september. 1e6S.l NV
CLASSioexplDGOo o8o1D, GROVES, &c.
pAO0DYIJsSt Rrs1EsSffE' /,
Best conducted farm, mot less than
100 acres, s'at Dip. 4 S1(
Beat .ooadiaotsd farm, not less than .
80 acfE4., II, ss'~ II
best orchard Of apple trees, 100 and
over, 81 ,ase,-1 - 'a - s Il
Best constructed gates and fence on s.,
EJ d siAf{n. 4as.s .Ia{Bn ,iIsn ,a6AAssif
Best. artificial grr6ye not less than s.
~ aCree,4 .anse7}t frste9 bar aar.5essf
Best hedge fence, not less than 60 rods. 8
I'd best,
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J. G. TURNER,
JOHN s. TUTHILL,

JOHN 8. TUTHILL, -'H'
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, NOTARY PUBLIC
u Insurance Agent, and COnyeyancer. once
with the sheriff in the court house. q Z
Upton, Iowa, Jan. lst fS6s. h1vl6
ers ,.5 w. N. HOEY, m-t" y
4 UCTIONEER, CLARENCE, Iowa: Win sell
n goods ut auction in Cedar county, when
called on.r Also, e z-F-v-
GENERAL LAND AGENT. -
VIII attend to buying and selling land, paying
taxes &c. All business done with prom ptness
and dispatch. Office at w. Flanagan 4 Co.'s
store, in Clarence. vi3n3S
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COL. j. .BRADSHAW,S PREMIUMS.
| Fu hsst tiDnsi colt sired by Trojan,
j. ,sssasfeL sdt .G1l4I aiss ias Silver Cup.
For best nAaDt chit sired Oy 'rrojRM,
i SBG39ogtut ssnm aftl ! NilvUyNOp
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elt tta sAf2f f.9tsSa 9d sG4H tl .iaE9Htss
-iooa1 Gev9s eat hasf teaFs sredm3I
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oei Hsr ssros ~ Asre7 sa e,r s't e@e sa'-a
-faN3TaIu Z rEsH I3H -
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DIR. III. II. MAYNARD,

DIR. III. II. MAYNARD,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. TIPToS, ,IossA.
l. Having returned and permanently located
in Upton, he Will promptly attend to al! pro-
fessfOnal calls. Residence opposite the Buck
eye House. Office opposite the Court House,
(up stairS) next door TO Advertiser Office. mis-
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1lQTUREsl ! PICTURRo

7F' IL .-aeHf .tafaeaiyH sf'vs.andooh Il spsut
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as Minister to Mexico was unauiInOsl,lv
confirmed.
4 terrible storm dflugsd BALTIMORE a
week ago last Friday, floodiiig the streets
ana doing imn1tiiSeig dahiage, seytifna-
ted at thtEe nIillions.i tg1si EIefs L34G4S
LFhrles iG. Hovey of Illinois, has bcent
bre vettel Major general by the Presi-
dent sigtYailapt and neritorious conduct
at Chjfkasaw Bayou and Arkansas
Post, Iii the winter of fsB2-3 9s7a3 ssGf
The troullesefff the coal MINING ~
gians1 a0f Rensyivailia have virtually
enieh, the mep gaiiH To work under the
elStit, laonr " ysty,p', lnt getting pay, for
only eight hours work.
The President cr Saturday, Jnfy 9Th.
nominated, aud the Senate confirmed.
AiiH F.dttoeis, Of N Nebraska, to he Gov.
efnor of thenew Territory OF w Wyoming,
ana Omar I. Roberts, of Indiana, to be
Secretary, Of that Territory. s '.''1
4 board consisting Of three scientific
gentlemen is now IN session IN WASH
ingto. charged with examining al
Kinds ofstamps used by, or offered to
the Post Office department, with q viAw
of selecting the one Of the best papee
and, the least liable to counterfetting,
and, MOST easily cancelled. asss'f'
Simeon Johnson, for Assistant Sccre-
tary ofthe Treasury, was rejected BY
large majority. the Finance Committee
thinking there was no need to fll the
vacancy. tst sf'HlHE7l
Cummings, for Commissioners OF In
ternal Revenue, was net acted on. A
motion to lny on the table was l0st by
H 70 20, and d.tllsH some Of his 0ppononts
talked against time to defeat action. I'D
Col. Dickey was confirmed q Second
Assistant Attorney Gei1al. He II .
strong Democ.slt, wl.ile Baton, thu
On Saturday night. ydlJx1 y, Abn>-
grtss passed the bill discontiilning 1jaA.
Freedmen's Bureau in certain 81
after january 1st, iieyt, and conflu-
inx General Howmd-f I'm charge 0f ~
To which the President Qb3eOtA1b n =
brief veto, which was streal; snst tlle ~
Was promptly passed over the 4poN's aiss
.resstsssSsA ro.sc1
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BEEF, PORK, MIN FON,

eiss1 1sesss 1eise PFlcs Peiifx f9r f'2a IA
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TIE FREEDMEN BUREAU.-An order
from General Howard, dated the 17th
instant, announces the discontnuancc OF
tho Frccdmcn's Bureau, in accordance
with the act Of Congress of July 20, 1868.
after Dcccmbcr 81, excepting the educa-
tional department. and agents Ior the col
lection and payment OF such moneys as
may he due those who were in the mill
tary service of the Government. For
each of the States of Virginia, North Caro-
lima, South Carolina, Florida, Genrgin.
Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana. Texas,
Arkansas, Tennessee, and kentucky, one
assistant commissioner and chief supcrn-
tcndcnt of schools will ho retained; also.
one dsbursng officer for the educational
department and the payment OF bountlcs
for each State, from one to four assistant
supcrintcndents of schools for each State,
from one to five agents Tor the payment
of bonnlics, and from one TO three clerks
for every State mentioned. In Missouri
but one disbursing officer for the payment
of bountcs, and to act rs superintendent
of public schools, and one clerk will be
retained in the District of Columbia
the officers retained will be one assistant
superintendent of schools, who will be
under the general superintendent at the
Office of the Commissioner. and one agent
for the payment of bounlics. to be s;a-
toned at Baltimore. Except those men,
TONED, all officers OF the military service
will bo relieved and citizen agents dis
charged, to take effect on tho date men
toned Property belonging TO any dc
partment of the army will be turned over
to the department to which it belongs.
and inventories sent to the Commissioners
officers. All Confederate States property
in possession of the bureau will he sold by
the disbursing officer, and accounted for
to the chief disbursing officer of the bureau.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1868-12-02

New PlcKENs.-A correspondent Of
tho Grccnvillc Enterprise, writing from
New Pickens c. III. on the 24th ult., says: ::
hear that some entcrprising gentle
man from Anderson will soon establish Il
weekly paper at this place. Already the
town of Anderson has furnished two good
merchants for our new villagc-Messrs.
McFaIl and Thornley,. Many OF the But
Ter Guards remember John Thornley, as
a true soldier and q gentleman. Tho
Young Gilreaths, William and Frank, have
a store here and are driving good bust
ness. They are polite and attend closely
TO business Messfs Griiins and Mason
arc doing business in the dry goods and
grocery line. The cldor Griffin, who do
mated i. large part Of the land upon which
the village is situated, is widely known
for his libcralty and hospitality. We
hopc soon to have good school in opera
ton. Yesterday Judge Orr opened Court
here for the purpose of making the neccs-
sary orders under the act of the Lcgisla
turc for tho transfer of papers TO Oconec
and New Pickens. l predict for his Honor
IL brilliant and satisfactory career on the
Bench He is a great flvoritc with the
people of Piclicus Hon. J. P. Reed, of
Anderson, Col Norton and Mai. WLtner.
of WallaIla, and W.. CAN'T, Esq, of old
Pickcns, were present at the Court. S.
ID. Goodlett is the on y resident lawyer
here.
! am pleased with this place. The citi-
zcns are kind and hospitablc, and the conn-
try is bountifuly supplied with all the
substantials of lite.