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Rocks on Natural History and the Sciences.
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The store having changed proprletofs large PA
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mA re POINT BREEZE PARK
9 HASA - The Exhibition OF october Is
NeS{SK{fkAtAN postponed until THURSDAY,
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u@GA NOTICE.-FOR NEW YORK, VIA
-. ~ .4Isiiks.ttzrn. u ELAWARE An ID ARITAN CANAL
JsAPRHSS STEAMBOAT COMPANY,
The steam Propellers OF tnls line leave DAILY
from first wharf below MarAe street,
THROUGH IN "A HOURS.
Goods forwarded by all tine lines gong out OF New
York, North, East and West. free OF commission.
Freights received at our usual low rates.
WILLIAM y. CLYDE d. CO., Agents.
No. IA 8. WHARVES, Philadelphia.
JAMES HAND, Agent 800
No. Ilp MALL Street, corner OF South, New York,
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POINT BREEZE PARK RACES.

E POIST BREEZE PARK
AAM2 2&fHSA-a A grand Exhibition or Fair Day
~fst5EzNs3Sl1nAA- tor the benefit OF the Improve
zSSzSa-- Fund OF the Association
via take place on MONDAY ne4t' tne lSth phstant'
commencing In the morning. ,,,.,--- - ., - -
IL will consist Of a OF exhibitions on the mile
drive besides Including other at ractlve entertain
ments particulars of which VIII be furnished In
Programme Books to the holders OF tickets. Ample
and comic table accommodation Will be provided for
all and in addition, the new audience stand, capable
occasion. Upwards OF forty horses will contest in
trials OF speed Omnibusses and other conveyances
will leave Broad and Walnut and Broad aud Prime
streets every few minutes for the Park, commenc ng
10 start AT Ii A. NJ.
Mr. Proskauer, the popular caterer will provide
and have charge of the Restaurant,
Birgfelds full Band is engaged.
Members respectfully requested 20 WdtVe WeW
privilege OF free admission.
Single admission tickets 81. - 40 ,o,oet
Admission Tickets, including ladies' ", ~ ~ Os
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SHIPPING.

.u{Es.A FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS.
sSzask4sa-tza TOWN.-lnman Lime OF Mail steamers
an appointed TO sail as Iollows:--
CITY OF PARIS, Saturday, october To-
CITY OF LONDON, Saturday, october II.
CITY OF WASHINGTON, tuesday, October 20.
CITY OF BALTIMORE, Saturday, Octooer "a.
and each succeeding saturday aud alternate Tuesday
a. Up. i n & from a Pier 45, NORTH kiyer.
SAILING EVERY sATURDAY,
FIRST ca Gin ...s 5000 800 ST En- AGE
to Parl5,........... 1J0 TO Paris. AZ
PASSAGE BY THE TUESDAY srEAhER VIA HALIFAX
FIRST CABIN, STEERA6E,
Pay able in Gold. Payable in Currency.
Liverpool Liverpool.
By By fGanS B9snc S. steasr 2sach eamer
Passengers also forwarded 70 haVre, Hamburg, Bre-
men, etc., at reduced rates.
Tickets Can be bought here by persons sending for
For further Information apply at the Companys
J9aE 70 g. DAtEb oboSHkI b6oSsRt FAThR Aseas.
No. All CHESNUr street, Philadelphia
..$Sse, NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP
sssEAAsa14kSzs COMPANY.
Wnrowsn IA Line 40 CALIFORNIA; via Panama
Railroad.
NEW ARRANGEMENT
Sailing from New York on the 9Th Goth OF
EVERY MONTn, or The Day before when these dates
'4i' Psssas IS e ioWer than by any other line.
H0' 'Ni0i - ''-0A D. n. CARRINGToN, Agent,
Pier No. as NORTH RIVER New York,
Or THOMAS X, SEARLE
w. H. WEBB President. UHAS. DANA, Vice Pres
Onice-5l EXCHANGE Plac-, New York. SS9m
zsSst2ass andria, Georgetown, and Washington
| u. ChesRpeake and Delaware Canal, with
necLionS at Alexandria from the most direct route
tor Ly nchourg Bristol, KNOXVILLE, Nashville, Dalton
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DR. KINKELIN, AFTER A RESIDENCE
u and practice OF thirty years at the Northwest
corner of Third and Union streets, has lately re-
moved TO South ELEVENTH Street, between MAR
X EFT end CHESNUT.
His superiority in the prompt and perfect cure Of
all recent, chronic, local. and constitutional affeo-
tiens OF y special nature, Is proverbial
Diseases Of the skin, appearing In a hundred i oli
weakness, and all nervous debilities scientihcaiX
and successfully treated. Ofhce hours from a. "'
TO 9P. NJ.
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a. FOR sALE-A COMFORTA BILE DWELL
El ing house Egg HaTbOr CITY, with double 10 8.
Cusu SIsOO. For sale. within ten days at $3.50 cash
i uuire OF WILSON FITZGERALD or GEORGE
BREW Err, MARKET Street, below Second Cam
deD, N, j, 10 10 6t
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FOR SALE.

Ms GERMANTOWN COTTAGE FOR SALE
EG A handsome new. dressed stone Dwelling, Il
rooms gas, water and other improvements. We'll
siluated al d near q station, Apply to or address
SAAIU AL NJ. FOX,
lO96l% No. l22 RACE Street,
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OUR OUTSIDE PAGES.

On tho 6rst page will be found an able and
earnest letter from E1-Go7 PERRY, addressed to
the Committee Of Arrangements, on the political
questions of the day. Like everything emaneting
from this distinguished gentleman, this letter is
forcible, straight forward, and manly, and is we'll
worthy of a perusa!.
"a Trip to New York." by our venerable and
esteemed friend, D. H., gives an interesting aud
graphic description Of Philadelphia and its attrac-
tive surroundings. we know that this series OF
letters are cordially welcomed by every one ac-
auanted with the writer and that his close obser-
va:ion and valuable "reminiscences are duly appre-
ciatcd.
In response to the suggestion made by 49,, u OF
Pendleton we reproduce tho article on Red Clover,
from the pen of C. W. HoyAnD, in the LAST number
of the Cutirator This valuable article appears on
tho fourth page to-day, and ne commend its care
ful perusal to every farmer in the District. Will
as" oblige u. with the Essay on Grasses?
The various political and news items should not
be overlooked, and shore is an occasional para
graph suited to chase away the blues.
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ITEMs-ED1ToR1AL AND OTHERWISE;

"A B. Southall has been appointed Postmaster
for Hamburg, 3. c., Vics George Damn, ESQ.,, re-
signed.
= The Radical police in New Orleans arrestsd
several white boys in o procession, the other
night for shouting for Seymour and Blair"
-Ex-Chief Justice Dupont, of Florida, has is
sued an address to the people of that State denying
the legality of the Reconstruction Acts, and re-
fusing to recognize the election ofhis successor on
the bench.
-'Impeachment" Ashley, of Ohio, has been
re-nominated for Congress by acclamation. AS
the matter of impeachment will come up again,
and old Thad. is necessarily absent from. this
country, Ashley may yet have an opportunity Of
achieving fame, unless superseded by the carpet
baggers.
= Gen. Rosencranz has been recently appointed
Minister to Mexico, and last week left Washington
for the White Supher Springs, where Gen. Lee is
at present sojourning II is seriously stated that
Rosencranz' visit to Virginia is for consultation
with General Lee regarding Mexican relations and
Southwestern border interests. Other parties say
that Rosencranz desires to consult General Lee
with regard to the views, purposes and probable
action of Southern Democrats as preliminary to
ing to the Germans before leaving the country.
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LET US INITIATE MISSISSIPPI.

The question has been often asked, how was
Mississippi carried against the Radicals? The
large negro majority, almost equal to that in South
Carolina, seemed to preclude the probability of the
Democrats making such headway 10 the brief Pc
rod allowed them to work. Now, we are not pre-
pared to answer the question fully, but the follow
ing paragraph from the Augusta (Geo.) COnstau.
tiOnali,t throws a food of light upon the activity
and energy displayed by our brethren the afore,
said State. We should initiate the example Of
fordcd by Mississippi, and make the welkin ring
with bleatng animals sacrificed for the country's
good What neighborhood will begin the work
An exchange suggests that the 'fatted calf re.
claimed the prodigal" Here is the paragraph al.
luded to:
How THEY DO 1r.-The fatted OK and the obese
hog are powerful campaign documents in Missis-
sippi. At ratification meeting in Copiah county,
one hundred and sirty animals died for Seymour and
Blair. They we're amazing persuaders of 1000
people, white and black. Hon. a. G. Brown and
two black orators furnished the feast of reason.
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The Newberry Herald records the death OF
Miss Sallic ONeal, youngest sister of the late
Hon. John Bolton O'Neall, in the GSth year of her
arc. She was the last surviving member of the
family.
= Hon. George H. pendleton and Gen. Tom
Ewing, Jr., were to speak in Bangor, Maine, on
the 2Otl, in Augusta on the 21st, and iu Portland
ON the odd instant.
j John A. Hunter an old citizen of Abbeville,
formerly merchant, and lately member of the
Reconstruction Convention died on the 10Th inst,
aged 55
= The Democrats of the Third District of Ohio
have nominated the lion. c. L. yallandingham for
Congress.
-Ex-Gov Orr was at St. Joseph, No., on the
5th instant In 1868 he purchased large bodies Of
land in that vicinity, which he is now looking up.
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FOR THE CAMPAIGN.

We have neglected to call the attention of our
readers to the fact that the National Intslgeneer
weekly is supplied to clubs of ten more to the
same Post Office at fy cents per copy for the CAM
paign, or for any four months prior to the 1st of
January, 1860. Published at the great political
centre, there is no better medium for obtaining
carly and reliable political information. Every
number is grand campaign document, containing
the latest and most important political speeches,
items, comments, &c. Address Snow, CoYLE s Co.,
Propretors National Inieli,gence, Washington,
D. c.
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For the Anderson Mtelligeneer.

PENDLEToN, August 10, lShS.
Friend Hoyt: Having now On Agricultural So
ciety at Anderson desiring light in its various OPP
erations, especially on clover and other grasses,
adapted to the South, You will doubt confer q.
favor on many of your subscribers, who are not
subscribers to the Southern Cultirator, and mores
the pity, by re-publishing communication from
c. W. Howard, to that excellent paper, which you
will find in the current (August) number, p 226;
under the head, "Red Clover" Your Society will,
ere long, be offering premiums for the best lots Of
grasses, adapted to the South; let each member
be posted the subject then the competition will
become more interesting and beneficial to the
members of the Society, and the Southern Cultiua-
tor the gamer by increased subscription list.
An Essay on grasses, by Mr.. Howard, was re-
published in the Farmer aad Planter, Vol. 9th, in
1858, from the Southern Culhuator. This Essay
should be read by every one who thinks of going
into grass culture South. Mr.. Howard has be-
leve, made moro experiments on the culture of the
various grasses, than any other person South who
has published the results, and hence I consider
him the very best authority on this subject of in
creasing Importance TO the farmers of the State.
Yours, &c., 8. =
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PERsoNAL.-WnTSEn SyMMEs. Esq., of the
Keo,ree Courier, favored US with q brief visit on
Monday last.
a., Roswell T. LOGAN ESQ., who has been for some
time associated with the Charleston Kercury as as
sistant editor has severed his connection with that
paper and resumed the practice of law. The
Mercury says that he has been IN earnest. steady,
energetic and capable co-worker, and commends
him as gentleman of character, worth and ability.
We will add our best wishes for his success in the
legal profession.
The special correspondent of the Charleston
Nsps, Mr.. MUcKENruss, gives an elaborate ac-
count of the grand demonstration at this place OH
Wednesday last. We were highly gratificd to form
the acquaintance of this talented young gentleman,
who is in the up-country on legal business.
w. A. LEE, Esq, editor of the Abbeville Pres,
was likewise present at the meeting or Wednesday
and gives the readers of that paper an accurate &C
count Of the proceedings. We regret that pressing
duties preventedus from bestowing more attention
upon eur bachelor friend.
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OUR PLATFORM.

! The following resolution, passed by the State
Democratic Convention ut its recent meeting, de-
serves to be kept constantly before the people, as
einbodying the Democratic policy in this State.
Upon this all are united, and with this policy
.slcne are We expecting to succeed. And whoever
assumes differeat ground, as to the remedies to be
employed in bringing about relief and reformation,
stands in antagonism to the great of the white
people of South Carolina, and does not fnithfully
represent the Democratic party. Read, ponder,
and make it effective:
=. = Resolped, That, while we enter our protest
against the Radical Reconstruction acts aud the
: evils they are bringing upon The South, we rely
with confidence upon constitutional agencies anu
peaceful instrumentaties alone to bring us the ro-
lief we seek and the reform we need.
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HEALTH OF CHARLESTON, ,

The remarkable sanitary condition of Charleston
is q subject for congratulation and thankfulness.
An esteemed friend, residing in that city, whom
We had the pleasure of meeting recently, has di-
rected our attention particularly to the Bills Of
Mortality, published every week, showing the
number of deaths, cause of death, and ages of the
dead. We have before us the publications. of last
week and the week before, signed by DR.. GEORGE
PELzER, City Registrar, who is sworn officer, and
without whose written permission no body can be
Inferred unless under pain of incurring heavy
penalty. For the week ending Aug. Sth, total
number of Deaths 23-whites 5, and colored 1S
of these, eleven were adulis-whites and colored
I. For the week ending Aug. 18th, total number
of deaths, 31-whiies 8 and colored % of these,
fourteen were adults-whites aud colored 10.
Among the whites, during the two weeks, only one
case is set down as resulting from fever of any
kind one died from old age, and another from ac-
cdeut This statement is truly remarkable for q
city whose population is estimated at $4,000.
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Acrs OF THE LEGlsLArunE.-The Phanir says
that Gov Scott has returned tho following Acts to
the Legislature, with his approval:
An Act to provide Private Secretary for the
Governor.
An Act to make appropriations for the payment
of the expenses of the Legislature aud to meet
deficiencies in the appropriations for the fiscal
cral Orders No. 1870, dated December S, 1867.
An Act TO provide for the recording of certif
Gates of sale issued TO purchasers land sold under
direction and by authority of the United States
Direct Tux Commissioners in Beaufort County.
An Act to regulate appeals and writs of error to
tho Supreme Court.
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SHOCKING MuRDER,

We have only space to announce the fact that
: Rev. Elias Kennedy, well-known colorcd preach
.er of this place, brutally murdered Satur-
day last, near Ruckersville, Geo, where no had
gone to attend protracted meeting at o colored
church. He was first ordered to leave the place,
and complied with the demand, bu. had scarcely
returned mile in this direction, when he was de-
coyed from the buggy, and shot by some person
unknown. These facts are obtained from his
!. grandchld, o small boy who had accompanied him
son the trip. 1t is needless to say that this out
rage is strongly condemned and much regretted by
ali good citizens.
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NIcKERsON,s HOTEL.

An unfounded rumor has been circulated to the
affect that negroes are entertained at Nickersons
Hotel, Columbia and although flat denial has been
given by the city papers, it seems that the rumor
is still circulating. During recent visit to Co.
lun,bia, heard this allegation at the depot, and
placing no reliance upon it, pushed forward to
Nickcrsons y, where We found that the report was
malicious and false. Under the superintendancc
of Mr.. WRIGHT, we take pleasure in adding, that
the Hotel is conducted now as always heretofore,
in the very best STYLE and on correct principles.
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.THE coNTEsTED E1Ecr1oN CASE.

In:the House of Representatives, on We'd
nesday last the report of the Committee on Privi-
reges and Elections, in the case of the contested
election from Anderson, was taken UP, and its
further consideration was postponed for two weeks
sePersonne" ofthe Charleston Neps writes that sit
is conceded by the Republicans that if another
election should be ordered, it would bring out a
: larger Democratic vote than BEFORE" Whata stu
ipendous farce on small scale is this contested
zeiection:cas
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ADDRESS TO THE CoLoaED PEOPLE.

We are authorized to announce that The Hon.
JsP. REED has consented to deliver IN address to
the citizens generally, and especially to the color
Led people, in the Court House Saturday evening
next. This address is delivered under the auspi
: ees ofsthez Democratic Club, in pursuance of o
resolution adopted at the last meeting. The white
people are requested to extend the notice. in order
that the negroes may be generally informed as to
the time and place.
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AED YET ANOTHER.

Tho people of oconce are not to be e1celled by
their neighbors, and have determined rpon having
. grand political meeting at Walhalla on the 18th
of September. Hon. B. II. HILL, of Georgia,
Coy. VANCE, of North Carolina, and several dis
tinguished gentlemen from this State, have signi-
fed their willingness. to address the people on
that occasion. When the arrangements are COM
pleted, more definite information will be- given
through these columns
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HASKELL also delivered speeches, in the right vein,
and calculated to impress the audience with facts
and figures, whereby the negroes may be con-
vinced of their errors and brought into the Demo-
cratic fold. 1t is much o be regretted that the
colored people generally were not present, order
to receive light and instruction from these earnest
and patriotic gentlemen The meeting adjourned
at an carly hour
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NOTICE.

THE Firm of CLARK. WHITE S CLARK is
this tny dissolved by mutual consent. The Notes
and Accounts of Clark s White, and Clark, White
& Clark will be found Mt the firm of ]. B. Clark
& Son. ut the old stand. All persons indebted to
either of the above firms, will confer a favor by
calling and making settlements. Settlements can
be made with either member of the above firms
CLARK, WHITE s. CLARK
August S, 1868.
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ES5~ We are indebted to some one for batch
of bills which have been introduced into the So
called Legislature, among them bill to determine
and perpetunte the homestead and another to or
ganzc the Supreme Court. Neither has passed,
we believe.
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ANOTHER GRAND GATHERING OF TEE DE
- MOERACv

We learn from the Abberille papers that mass
meeting of the Democracy of Abbevillo and ad-
joining Districts will take place to-day, 29th Au-
gust. at Abberi1e c. H. a number of distin-
guished and eloquent speakers have been invited,
and among the names published we 6nd that, Hon.
eJ;P:rREED; Of this ploce, is expected. Let the
bal. be kept in motion
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sgeral Notites.
To the Public.

The undersigned having joined the Union.
League last fall and after having satisfied myself
that was deceived into joining by evil-mindedt
persons, hereby renounce allconnection with the
League, and proclaim myself Democrat, being
now convinced that the Democratic party will bet
ter protect the poor man and secure to him every
right and justice.
RICHARD FOWLER. :
August e. 1868 10 =
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New Advertisements.
July 10, 1868

Notice to Manufacturers. :.
THE undersigned will attend az Anderson C. H.
on Saleday in September for the purpose of re-
ceiving Returns and Taxes for articles manufac-
tLred for sale, barter exchange, for the first and
second quarters of this year.
S. E. MOORE Tax Collector
August 26 1868 10 2
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Burning Bush Chapter, No. 7, RAM.
REGULAR CoNyoCATIoN OF BURNING
BUSH CHAPTER will be held in the Chapter
Room on MONDAY NIGHT, Sept. Z, 1868, at
seven o'clock Companions will assemble With.
cut further notice. -
BY order of the M...E...H..P...
GEORGE MUNRO, See.
July 10, 1863
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NO. G GRANITE ROW.
August 8, 1868.
A @ a R ID f.

Having this day Withdrawn from the firm Of
Clark, White Clark, take pleasure in soliciting
the patronage of my friends aud customers for the
firm of J. b. Clark g. Son.
'','- ' THoS. NJ. WHITE.
August 20, 1858 10
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HIRAM LODGE, No. 6S, A.. I'M.
AREGULAR ooMlUNIc ALTON OF HIRAM
LODGE will be held in the Lodge Room on MON.
DAY NIGHT September II, 1868, at eight o'clock.
Brethren will take due notice govern them.
selves accordingly.
By order of the W.. N.-.
GEORGE ". FAINT, Sec
Aug 10, 1868 So