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An Address 20 the southern People
Expected.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2l.-rhe treasury depart
menI received $500 0t0 in gold from Alaska for
customs. This is the first profit from the new ter
ritury.
prize 6ght betw cen Collyer and Edwards oc.
ours on Cone river, Va, to day. Several vessels
crowded with persons left this morning to witness
1t.
II is stated that Attorney General Evsrts will ad-
wise adversely TO the secretary Of wars decision
that the eight hour law involves q corresponding
reduction OF wages.
The sgri ultufal department Is fully installed
in the new building. This move gives the patent
Office much needed room.
No progress was made to- day In the tax super
visions. The executive seems determined to have
these Offices equally divided between parties. Un-
les this comp Omise is accepted by Rons's II
visers no supervisors will be commissioned until
after the election. The lsW is generally regarded
IS unconstitutional and commissioning illins's >
nominees is not mandatory upon the secretary Of
the treasury.
CLAIMS for captured and abandoned property
must now come before Congress the laR giving
the Court Of Claims Jurisdiction in such cases hav-
ing expired. Assistant Attorney General Dickey
is IN charge OF all cases before the Court Of Claims
on behalf Of the government, the recent law hav-
iDs impOsed that duty on the attorney general.
Extensive frauds 10 negro bountes are positively
ressserted. Experts have full details Of hfty-
three cases wherein corruption is evident.
Sheridan is instructed 20 drive the Indians be-
yono the Kansas line, killing them If nece' ary.
he deems further iOroearanoe with the lndltni
imuos,ible. 1t is understood that he p esldeui
approves the course proposed by Gen. Sherman
Secretary Welles has re Turned.
The Hersld's VIII sulphur Springs letter says;
"Gen. ROrecrans has held his conference with
Gems Lee AID Beauregard, A. II. stephens AM
other Soutbern leaders. but the purport OF thi
consultation is yet unknown. Il is believed q
have been satisfactory. and an address to tn
Southern pc, pie will probably be issued soon j
the Dsme Of the leading spirits Of the Confed
~
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MARKETR.

LONDON, Aug. 24-Noon.-Consols 93i. Bonds
FRANKFORT. Aug. 24-Bonds 75l.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 24-NOou.-Cotton stesdy.
IIvERPOOL, August 24-Atternoon.-Cotto
steady Breadstahs quiet. Pork advanced 10
sOs. Bacon advanced to 66s. Fine rosn ad-
ysnced to las.
closed easier with q slight decline. plands
lOld., Orleans lid. Sales to day II, 900 bales.
PARIs Aug. 24.-The urse closed irm. Rentes
advabced-7 20 francs so ceDtmes.
BAyARA Aag. 24.--Sngsr quiet at "a reals;
molasses Sugar 6G6l muscOvAdo dqil-good to
fair refining 74Q7l. Sterling ll@lla. Federal
currency 2S@S0. Gold t0lc. premium.
NEw YORK, August 24.-COtton opened hrm nut
closed rather quiet. Sales TO day l400 bales; mid
dlings sOQ9O4c. Floor rhesvy-Sioerdne S. s5@
81 as. exus 81 75Gn- s5, choice s. 65gs 50, fancy
Sl2 IS. Wheat 263c. lower. Corn unchanged.
mess Pork-New s2S 62A, old s2S IS. Lard tirmer; ;
steam rendered lS4Gpl9c. Sugar heavy; huscn'
vsdo lO4@Ioi. Turpentine 441Gt5. Rosn % 80
Qs7. Freights shade frmer; cotton by steam
NV YoRK. August 2I-Governments closed
week; 2O's tf 1854 llSl.. Tennessees 9es 63t'
North Csrolinas new al. Aoney hardening
cal loans 4a5. Gold stronger. 45iGi54. oter-
SEw YoRK, Aug. 24-Five twenties OF 1852,
| 1881; Of 1854, lOsl; of 1865. lO75. New issue
| lo7j; of 1861, lOGE; OF 1865 1914 l0-4Os 1854.
| B,LTiMokE, Aug. "a Cotton market Q1let
| VI, mr. On aud wesk-City mills superdne s9 75G
| SO Wheat steady. Corn him-Uhite 81 Z5'G
sI rs. yellow 81 rs. Oats and rye unchangei
ness polk irm, $50 so. Bacon n N. Lard un
| changed. Bonds-Virginias old HQEi. Cou
| mons So: North CaTolinss n.
| LOUISVILLE, Aug. 74-Tobacco hrmeri 7tg
l5I Tor Jugs 70 medium leaf. Wuest s2g1 10
Flour-superfine s6 1901: fancy sll 500 2
Corn 9Oc. Oats 45@5Oc. Meas pork $50: LARD
lsic, Bacon-shoulders l2lc.; clear rib SIDE
l8Ic: clear sides l7ic. Bulk shoulders lS{c'
ciesr sides l6sc. Wbisky. raw. free. IL 70.
1 CfScuNATI. Aug 24-Flour dull; family ~ Y
| GslO. Wheat 81 951s2 COru s2Gs3c. ON
55c. Bay Sll0l3 Whisky held at CSC. Por
s2s 7sG3s. Lard 1870. Bulk meats-shoulder
| l2lc,; tides l43c. Bscon--shoulders lSs eles
sides l74c. Hams 2l922c. Butter SO03oe
Eggs Ice. g.,
| prices. Flour-superfne t6Gt7. Wheat 6e love-
| t,orn sS6s5c Oats 506l52Ac. Pork s29 S5Gz9 Z;
Racou-shouldsrs l340l3ac.; clear sides Ia
| l7Ic Hams 2Oc. Lard ls44lssc. Whisky 81 =
IHIRIEsroN, August A.-Cetton steady. sale
| l7O hsles.- Middlipg 2Sc.- Receipts % bales.
MoBlLs, Aug. 24.-NothiDg doing IN eotto
OnStarions nominal. Receipts l29 bales, lIS
which is new cotton. No exports.
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FROM ATLANTA.
he S,.erxia Lsri.IS -re-A Rsdieal Ds9on'
atrausn

ATLANTA, Aug. 24.-The following WAS intro
duced IN the House;
"WHKKEAs numerous organizations have oeen
effected throughout the State in open hosuhy 20
pesce and good order threatening violence IN many
instances and preventing the execution OF civil
laws. the leaders OF said organizations claiming
authority from the governor oe II therefore
Resolued, That the governor be requested 70
Issue proclamation requiring the ..9.,
- snch unlawful assemblages and requiring faith
Sul execution of the laws By civil officers"
A resolution offered in the senate to RECONSIDER
fts action IN seating Lester, Democrat, N place
Of Bradley, the negro, Was rnled ou' OF otoe' Oy
the chair as Lester bad been sworn IN.
Ex.Gov. Brown approves the action OF the sen
ate in seating Lester. a..
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FROM SOUTHWEST PAss.

SOUTHWEST Pass. Aug. 2-1l:30 A. M.-Barom-
ettr 1850. Wind northwest and light. No
arrivals. Ssiled-Stesmship Hudson. On the bar
bound out-Stesmship Concordis.
SOUTHWEST Pass, aug. "a, P. N.-Barometer
1856. Weather calm. Arrived Steamship Va
zoo, Hodges, master, from New York, with mer
chsbdise and passengers to A. MOulton. No
depRuures.
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FROM COLUMBIA.
DeuiaI-s,ate ssnds.

CoLUNBIA, 6. c., Aug. 24.-Rspublieans deny
the recently telegraphed rep IT that the Legisla-
tUre proposed TO repudlaie sDy class of 0onds OF
be Siste or seize the assets OF the State Bank
which is pledged TO pay them 0nlg 'he profts
of the bark are pledged to pay the bonds The law,
If possible slrengthens them. The ,xOlanaton
of the matter is that the Legislature of 1865 appro-
priaied the assets OF the bark TO fOreign'b n !
holders, deprIviDg the bill no ders OF prior claim
The present bill TeveTses that action snd protects
the bill holders as creditors of the State.
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FRoE FEW YORK.
Deaths asd Failure-

NEW YORK, Aug. 24.-Wsshiugton lrving's
hro her, EOenezer, is dead, aged 93 year.
Professor George Adler, author OF German
scholastic works, is dead.
EDWARD Jones, after a spute with his wife,
hung himself.
Peter McAvsy beat Richard Brns to death.
Cause. politics.
operations IN Erie.
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FROM CHARLESTON.
AnAsdr... 40 the Pre.laent.

CHARLESTON, Aug. 4.-Hon. James B. Camp
,neIsried for Washington to day 70 present 70 70
Bac0resdent an address from the peOPI's9 VI
psrS pr.s,on setting forth the dangerous condition
the i'm u CITY in the inability Of the civil auunortes
oyer taGeserve order if riots shsuld occur, ana an
month incing the ceterminauon OF the "nne psOpir9
overtsions aud king the president to proVice Tor
assisie protection Of the city.
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TRoM 81. LOUIS.
Train c.ptu-.a BY I.oi.n.-Lyueh Law.

IThin Captartd by Isofans-LJHeh LsW'
ST. LOUIS. Aug. A.-Dispstches from SOuth
Psss CITY say that ON the train capturet ny the
sioux one man was hiled. Two o her fights in
the ssme vicinity resulted in the death OF three,
and FIVE wounded. Advice- from Lessbury New
Mexico, report Indian depreiaupns in that
vicinity.
IN Junction City IKsnsas, Thomas Reynolds an
old citizen was hung by unkuOWn parties. A
plscksrd on back said " Horse thieves beware
we now you.n
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RIVER NEWS.

vICrsBURd. Aug. 24.-Psssed up: Alaska at
A. N. yesterday and the Legal Tender Gt noon to-
day. River rising slowly.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 24-Westher cloudy, warm.
River falling, with three feet SIX inches water in
the canal.
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It is thrown in your teeth that you DO NOT keep
your dental apparatus In proper trim; Il Is your
own fault; for all the world knows that you might
do 50 by using the mstehless vegetable dentrDfice
Sozodont.
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city a. 18th insr., there were only three white
men in the PROCESSION, snd fot 300, as puDlisned
by the papers north OF Washington.
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FROM CINCINNATI.
The Cattle Plague.

CNcnEATI Aug. 24.-The cattle plague con-
tinUes to spread. Forty-frur dairy cows have
died since Saturday, and thirteea others are re-
ported in dying condItion.
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House of Representatives.
TIE House met at IL O'Clock, Speaker Lowell
presiding; fittyrwo members present.
Prayer by colored man.
Minutes dispensed with.
Isabelle of Orleans introduced a resolution in
stuctng The committee on elections to report with
In three days upon the contested election cases IN
he parishes 81 st. Landry. st. Martin and Lafty'
ette. Adopted. .
The elections committee then, through York.
of Carroll, their chairman, asked for their dis
charge.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
EiectODs-Un the case of F.. BOrge, declared
elected from the Eighth Representative District
parish OF Orleans that he IL ineligible, he having
registered himself an enemy OF the United states,
NOT having yet purged himself by recanting the
same; reporting further that Mr.. Borge had re-
ceiyed the highest number OF voes, and as he was
ineligible, the committee recommended new
election.
McCullen, of East Baton Rougs, submitted q
minority report stating that ia his eyes Borge
was eligible. having aided reconstruction, and
should therefore be admitted 20 his seat.
Antoine, Of Orleans, also presented minority
report Recommending that, a. B0rge was ineligi-
bic, and ss his competitor bad received the next
lsIgest number of votes, he should take his seat
in the House.
Consioeration Of the matter deferred till Tues
day at O'Clock.
EnrollmeDt-Reported the following bill duly
enrolled The JOINT resolution relative TO the Uni
ted States flag waving over public baidings.
Claims-OD petition of Mrs. Fox. uutav0raDlyi
report agreed 10 and petit IN returned.
Judiciary-0n a bill amending article 3O4 OF the
Code of Practice, unfsvOTably. Report concurred
10 and bill killed.
On bill protecting all persons in their public
| and civil rights, tsvorably.
CurreC, of Orleans, asked time to make mi.
nOri.y report leave granted.
| Carr, OF Orleans, in the chair.
Public Health and Quarsntine-0n bill rsgu.
lei qptsnanss q sVREahS Ebs bill iass
have come from infected pcrts. Consideration oil
| bill postponed until Tuesday.
| The House then took up the special order
of the day, which was the metropolitan police
| bill.
| Reese OF LsfOurche, in the chair.
| The bill Was then. as far a. the 18th section
| adopted. The 4Sth section, which makes the leu
| tenant governor ex.Ofiicio a member OF the board
and the 18th section, which gives to the police th'
| power of OBTAINING witnesses in default OF pail
| were stricken out. Over the section which makes
| abuse of q policeman penitentiary crime
there was fierce debate, butt was finally adopted
| by q vote of AZ to FL.
| Harper Of ST. Charles, moved reconsideration
| Of this vote and spoke longthily against the sec
/ tion. Carr moved TO lay the motion on the table
Motion to lay on the table prevailed by vote o
| SO TO rs.
| The Houps adjourned until II O'Clock Tuesday.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

The Sulphur springs Conference.
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GEN. ROsECRANs's MISSION
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No noy OHaro1 an oran1rnent nrOvidinv thaf
MT Dsy oneLeu s su an an P's =, -
no porun OF 'he Dul snan oe eouserueu W in'ei
II WIZ W % ue en'l'''s ' W -, .h.
" nara mo'eu W isy inc aineno"en''n '"e
lss,e' ,,
10 "i ~. S'N''H 0o"'u 'Oi '"0 '0-' 'NN
IL rays.
Ihe seoono eecuon was resu'
vi. "e"eh mO'e" F" SUNNI 'u' Nuo o".0' "s
clause;
mr. nsIs srose 70 pVln' ol viusi is ~na uio,ou
tne au-pu'.n VI 'ue as e"1 oN''eu '0' 'A' p'e
'l9ns quesuIv1. aooP,eu. .,;u, ~ Al. III, =.
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I'M BANKRUPTCY.
In the District Court of the United StaleS
fnr The District of South Carolina.

In the District Court Of the United Staaes
for the District of South Carolina.
In the matter of JOHN 7. SLOAN, Bankrupt, BY
whom Petition for Adjudication Of BankraP5- up
cy was fled on the S0th day of May A. u i000'
-. in said Court. ,e., d.u ~
July A. D. lS6S Warrant in banArTp'vy, Sloan of
esSa Coon5a asGls H the District Of Rehand and State
Carolina who has bssn Zen. aSagsa ss saao
sup sbt, oh a and delivery of any property belonging
to toy said Bankrupt to him Or for his use and the he
Ron,rnnt 10 prove their debts. and to choose one
UaI or more Assignees of his Estate, will be held e,
Court Of Bankruptcy, to be holden at Newoerry
r. H.. South Carolina, before Henry Summer,
REGISTER. on the third day of August A. D. 1868,
~ ]. P. NJ. EPPING,
u S. Marshal as Messenger.
BY GEORGE LARSEN, Dep. Messenger.
July 22, 1858 S
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I'M BANKRUPTCY.

IN tie District Court of the United States
forthe District of South Carolina.
In the matter of JOSEPH L. Dawson. Bankrupt
by whom a Petition for Adjudication of Bank
rnptoy was filed on the End day of March a. D.
1863 in said Court
THIS Is 10 give notice, that on the 10th day of
July A. D. 1868, Warrant in Bankruptcy was
Issued against the Estate of Joseph L. Dawson OF
anderson % C., H, in the District Of Anderson, and
Of South Caroline who has ,h been hs a'uSgsa pa1gsns
~ ~ any debts and delivery of any property belong
IN ing su to said bankrupt, to him for his use, and
of BY hdass him are # eESdaSd ss ssd
R,ntrnnt, to prove their debts, and to choose one
or more Assignees of his Estate will be held at
Of Bankruptcy to be holden smnsT at seg
;ster. on the third day Of August A: D. 1868, at
. S'o'A = JPN. EPPTNG,
o. S. Marshal as Messenger
By GEoReE LARSEN, Dep. Messenger.
July %, 1858 5
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sHERIFF's SALE.

BY virtue of writs of Fiera Facas to me directed,
will expose 10 sale on Saleday next, at Anderson
C. H., within the usual hours of sale, the following
property, to wit:
One Tract of Land, containing 216 acres, more
or less, adjoining lands of G.. W. Raysor james
L. Campbell and others, levied on as the property
of N. Il: Reeves, at the suit of B. F. Webb.
One Tract of Land, containing $50 acres, moro
or less, ON waters Of Brushy Creek, adjoining
lands of John Long, - Merritt and others, levied
on as the property of Vim. Orr ut the suit of John
W: 3. Orr.
One Tract of Lnnd, containing 130 acres, more
or less, near Pendleton Village, bounded by lands
of Archy Campbell and others. On this tract there
are about 10 acres of fine bottom land in cultiva-
ton. Levied on as the property of Placidia Ad-
ans at the suit CT Zacariah Powers and others.
One Tract of Land containing 437 acres, more
or less bounded by lands of John Burdine, Sine.
on Smith and others, levied on as the property OF
N. r. Reeves, at the suit of B. F. Webb
One Tract of Land containing SIS acres, more
or less, on waters of Beeverdam creek, adjoining
lands of james A. keown, Alfred Campbell and
others, levied on as the property of Is. +. HAM
mond at the suit of Duckworth and Martin, Ad-
ministraiors.
One Tract of Land containing 367 acres, more
or less, on waters Of Saluda River, bounded By
lands of John Poor, Elizabeth Cox and others.
levied on as the property of c. P. Dean, at the
suit of o. R. Broyles, Assignee.
Terms Cash-purchasers to pay for title and
stamps. The exemptions allowed by law will bo
reserved.
VIM. McGUKIN, SAD.
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MRS. M. F. PUCKETT

BEGs to inform the ladies and gentlemen of Ander-
son and vicinity, that she is prepared to do any
thing in the way of Hair Work-such as making
Watch Guards, Ear Drops, Breastpins, Necklaces
Bracelets-and in fact, every kind of work OF TINS
iescrintion. Prices reasonable, and suited to the
times. Residence on Calhoun street, where s. d.
Deal formerly lived.
July l3, 1868
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
I'm Eouity--Anderson.
Commissioners 0Sse.
July J 1858.

I'm Equity--Anderson.
Er Parte the Trustees of the Estate of De La
Howe In. Re. Elijah Webb, Admir-, vs. H. Dar-
racou.-BN to Foreciose Mortgage.
By authority from the Court of Equity it is or
dered that any creditor creditors of the Defen-
dant. Il. Darracott, who had lien by judgment or
otherwise, upon the land sold under decree for
foreclosure in the case above stated come in. pre-
sent and prove their claims before the Commission
er on or by the 18th day Of October next Pro-
vided, however, that no such creditor proving his
demands shall be entitled TO his costs, unless his
claim to receive payment. or part payment, be sus
tanned. w. W. HUMPHREYS, c.E.A.p.
Commissioners Office.
Anderson, July 10, 1868. 4-om
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STATE OF soUTH CAROLINA

I'm Observation-Disclosures.
wm R. Amick and wife, Mary Amick, VS.. Nathan
Keasler. and oihers.-Amended Petition for Ae-
count, Relic, &c.
IT appearing to my satisfaction that John Blevins
and wife, Elizabeth Blevins, Defendants in the
above stated case, resides beyond the limits of this
State On motion Of Reed Brown, Soils FRO. Pet.'
is
Ordered, That said Defendants do appear and
answer. plead, or demur to snii Petition within
forty days from publication hereof or the same
will be taken pro confcsso against them
W. W. HUMPHREYS, c.E.A.p.
Commissioners Office,
July l, 1868. 20
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July 7, 1868
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
I'm Equity--Anderson.

I'm EQuity--Ande
James NJ. Bruce, Robert Stribling and wife, and
others, VS.. B. Frank Sloan, Admir-, and others.
Bill for Account, Rehg, &c.
IT appearing to my satisfaction that the heirs Of
Nancy Magec, names and number unknown, heirs
of Mary Barry, names and number unknown,
heirs of Benjamin F. Bruce, to wit: james V.
Bruce, VIM. Robert Bruce, s. v. E. Crump, and
wife, Mary S. E. Crump, heirs of Susan Thomp-
son, names and number unknown, Bergman
Cheek and wife. Martha Cheek, James Ataway and
wife, Rebecca C. Ataway, and the beirs of Eliza
beth Wimms names and number unknown, De-
PENDANTS in the above stated case, reside beyond
the limits of this Slate. On motion OF Reed &
Brown, Comp. Soils,
Ordered, That said Defendants do appear and
plead answer or demur to said bill of complaint
within forty days from The publication hereof, or
the same will be taken pro contesso against them.
W. ". HUMPHREYS, cE.A.D.
Commissioners 0f.e
July J 1865 2-6
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
In Equity---Anderson.

W. W. Humphreys, Admir-. vs. Reuben Burriss,
Sarah L. Bozemnn, ct al.-B,U 10 sell Lands,
Marshal assets, &c
BY nm order of the Court of Equity al, persons
having demands against the Estate of b. 7. Bozc-
man, decd. are required to prove the same before
the Commissioner on or by the 18th day of October
next, or be barred from any teneft in the decree
to be pronounced in this case.
~ WV HUMPHREYS, o.E.A.D.
Commissioners Office,
Anderson, July 10, 1888 s-am
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Gullett's Patent Steel Brush
COTTON GIN !!

COTTON ginucd on this Gin sold in Charleston
last season at one TO two cents per ponnd more
than the same class OF cotton ginned on ,he ord'-
narv Gins of the country. This statement is Ger.
titled BY twenty-five of the principal Factors and
buyers in Charleston. Price. Six Dollars per Saw
ssr Cash or city acceptance. Send for q circular.
C. GRAVELEY,
No. SO East Bay South of Old Post Office.
Charleston, So. Ca.
SULLIVAN, MATTIseN s CO., Agents.
Anderson C. H., S. c.
Brinly's Patent Ploughs,
Aud full, stock of HARDWARE and AGRICUL-
TgkAE IMPLEMENTS, for sale low, wholesale
and retail. Y. W.
July 10, 1868
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON DISTRICT.
WHEREAS, w. W. Humphreys, c. E. A. D., has
snplied tc me for Letters of Administration on
the Estate of D. A. Davis deceased:
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased
TO be and appear at my Office on the 10Th day OF
August, 1868, to show cause, if any they can,
Why said Administration should not be granted.
ROBERT JUNKIN, DAD.
July %, 1858
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

STRAYED from my premises Sunday night.
18th inst, my SORREL MARE. When last heard
of, she was going toward Pickensvle or North
Carolina She had blaze-face right hind foot
white, both eyes good, and fresh shod all round
ANY person taking her up and letting me know
will be rewarded, and any information respecting
her will be thankfully received.
POLLY BOWEN,
Anderson c. IT,, S. c.
July %. 1858 s
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gious orders, the proceeding Of ecclesiastical
councils, and the succession of the Popes
throughout the past ages. He would not
have to search long before finding the
sources which Jefferson and Madison found
before him.
1t is the Admiral prophet, though, that
we must chiefly admire; it is the combina-
ton of the warrior and apostle. Other par
sons may burn with as blue light Of Puri-
tanism as he, but none other has yet had the
daring or the enterprise to march into the
very citadel of Rome and raise the good old
"Down with Popery cry. 1t required a
soldier for that. Observe, too, the cunning
of the practised strategist in the success
with which this gospel raid is planned and
executed. The great flag Of the United
States is borne with honor into the very
presence of the Venerable Pontif, and 10!
. ranting sectarian has struggled himself in
under its passport to hurl defiance at the
astonished and Disguised vice-regent of
Christ. The Holy Father sees the uniform
of an exalted naval rank and, behold! it
DISCUSSES shrewd colporteur, who, by this
Yankee trick, is enabled to force his phren-
zied and stereotyped prophesies upon the
notice of the very gentleman whom he po-
litely calls " Anti Christ" This is what
may we'll be called cheap heroism.
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ANNIsEssARY SERVICE IN MEMORY OF
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS week, June
20, the anniversary service in comnsemora-
ton Of the Most Rev., Archbishop Blanc,
first archbishop OF New Orleans, who died
Goth June, 1860, will take placeat the Catbe-
dra1, at eight o'clock in the morning. The
city clergy, particularly those whom,> he
ordained axe requested to attend. We are
surrounded with too many monuments of
his zeal to cause forgettulness on the part
of the Catholics of this diocese. and we
should accord to him especially, what in
deed is always due to the dead = the bene-
fits of our prayers and good works. During
a laboii"uS episfopate of twenty five years,
the late archbishop accomplished results
which we are now enjoying. His work is
worthily contiuued-but the living should
not cause US to forget the dead