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THE DEAD OF THE YEAR.

The year Just departed has witnessed the deaths
of many distinguished persons. The ranks of lit
erature, art and science; and the political world,
have all suffered losses We have collected the
names and dates of death from several sources,
and append them for the information of our read
ers
Col. Arthur P. Hayne, of Charleston, the friend
and aide-de-camp of Jackson, died on the 1th of
January.
NP. Willis, editor of the Home Journal, died On
the 10th of January.
Henry Lee, candidate. for the vice presidency
in 1882, and who received the electoral vote of
Sourh Carolina, died in Boston on the 9th of Feb
ruary.
Isaac E. Holmes, member of Congress from
Charleston from 1899 to 1851, died in Charleston
on the 2lst of February, aged II.
Charles F. Browne, (Artemus Ward,) died in
England of consumption, on the 9th of March,
aged 32.
Gen. George W. Randolph at one time; Secreta-
ry of War for the Confederate States on the 3rd Of
April.
Thomas Francis Meagher, Irish exile and Fede-
raj General, on the Let Of July.
Charles Anthon, author and editor Of Latin and
Greek text books, on the Goth of July.
John Mcqueen, member of Congress from South
Carolina, aged G3, on the 30th August.
Sterling Price. Confederate General, at St. Lou
is, on 9th September
Elias Howe, jr., inventor of the sewing machine,
aged 48, on 3rd October.
Peter Lorillard tobacco and snuff manufacturer,
and millionaire, at Saratoga, 9th October, aged r..
Ex-Govs John A. Andrew, of Mass, Washing
ton Hunt and John a. King, of New York, and
Gov. John A. Helm, of Kentucky, died during the
year.
Fitz Green Haleck, poet, at Guilford, Conn, 10Th
November, aged II.
Alexander Smith, Scotch poet, near Edinburg,
aged 36.
Victor Cousin, French philosopher, author and
sayan at Paris, aged 75.
Sir Archibald Allison, English historian, 23d
May, aged IS.
Ma5imillan, Austrian Prince aud Mexican fill
bustero, at Qncrearo aged 35, on the 10th June.
Science has lcst the celebrated French Surgeon
Velpeau, the English chemist Faraday, and the
astronomers Rosse and South; the German phi
losopher Brnndis, the American physicist Bache,
and DR.. Worthington Hooker
Two distinguished artists have died-Juges in
France, and Edward Starfed in England. The
only American artist who died during the year was
Dr. Edward Rugglcs.
soloque, emperor of Hayti, and Abby Folsom,
one of the original abolitioniss of this country,
may be added 10 the list Q
1mous the eminent divnes. we may mention
venerable jeremiah Day. of Yale College, among
the sch GLARS who have departed this life.
Rear-Admral Palmer, of the United States navy,
died in the West Indies.
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Carriages, omnibuses, &c.

SEC. 4. Two Dollars on each and every four
wheeled pleasure carriage drawn by two or more
horses; one dollar and fifty cents each and eve
ry one-horse carriage, barouche. gig, sulky and
buggy kept for pleasure and not for hire; one dol
lar on each wagon drawn by more than two horsesS
seventy-fve cents on eaci wagon drawn by two
horses fifty cents each wagon drawn by one
horse the license tax on hacks, omnibusses and
drays. drawn by two or more horses, kept or used
for hire shall be ten dollars on each OIL all car
riages drawn by two or more horses, FIVE dollars
each: and for all otker vehicles on springs drawn
by one horse three dollars each; on each wagon
drawn by two or more horses, two dollars and fifty
cents; and on each one-horse wagon, one dollar
and fifty cents.
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THE so.cALLEn coH4EuT1ow.

The assemblaGe of negroes and "scalawags," Ito
use phrase of Georgia coinage in conformity to
the orders Of Gen. CASBr, took place yesterday in
the city of Charleston, if nothing prevented. We
have seen it stated that there are only two con-
oervative members-Mr. PERRY, of Anderson, and
DR.. JOHNSON, of Pickers. What wofal minority
they are in, to be sure As Q sort of "specimen
BRICK" We append the following paragraph from
the Columbus (Geo.) Sun, in reference to one of
the delegates:
One C. C. Bowen, who was 1oafer about here
fpr some time previous to the war, and who mar
ried an old bswd here and afterwards robbed and
deserted her, is delegate elect from the city OF
chorIeston to the South Carolina Convention. He
ia fair specimen of the scalawags elected to that
body: tho balasoo sro regular corn fsld niggers.
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Itinerant Traders & Auctioneers'

SEC T. Five Dollars day by any Iinerant Ira
der or Auctoncer, offering for sale within the
Town of Anderson any goods. wares and merchan-
die, ut auction or otherwise, to be paid each day
in advance and every Itinerant Trader or Auc-
tioneer so offering for sale any goods. wares and
merchandise, at auction or otherwise, without hav-
ing paid the above specified tax, shall be fined in
The discretion Of the Council for each day he may
go offered. Prouided, The provisions of his Sec
rion shall not be 50 construed as TO apply to the
ordinary dealers in Grain, Fruit, PotaIoes Tobac-
co. Poultry, Ironware, Earthenware. other pro-
duce or manufactures of like character. Also,
Two Dollars on the hundred dollars of all feAs snd
commissions received by each licensed alctiOneer
from the lst day of January, 1867. TO the lst day
of January, 1858: Pror'asd, That this clause
shall not include ssles mAa 10y order Of Court CT
process OF la", or oy EXECUTORS or Acthlnistra-
tors.
SIC g. And d6ea t,,y.h>r ordoin>d. That the Taxes
ON Real Estste shall be paid according 10 the valu-
alton made by the Town Assessor, nGd ell other
Taxes according 10 the Returns msde on oath to
the Clerk of Council.
SEC. a. Ind be ii further ordained That all re
turns shall he made or before the first day OF
February, 1853 and all Taxes shall be paid on or
before the Ist day Of March next, except the Tax
es on Omnibuses, Hacks. Carriages. Bu@ges nag
ous. &C., KEEP, for hire. which required to be-
paid before such vehicles shall be allowed to Mn
And persons who shall fail to make their returns
within the time specified shall be assessed by the
Clerk of Council and if any person or persons
shall fail, neglect refuse payment Of the Taxes
herein levied within the timt specified, the Clerk
of the Council is hereby auth .rzed and required to
add one hundred per cent. TO the amount OF the
Tax of the persons thus neglecing and refusing;
and if the double Tax thus imposed is not paid
within twenty days. it shall be the duty Of the
Clerk to issue executions therefor Immediately, and
collect the same by due process of law.
Done aud ratified under the corporate seal Of
the said Town OF Anderson, this The thir
lis teentn day OF January. in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
]. SCOTT MURRAY, Intendant-
8. BLRcaLsY Clerk.
Jan 15, 1868 ~
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To CONSERVATIVES.

The Rev. Edward A. Wilson will send free of
charge) 10 all who desire it, the prescription with
the directions for making and using the simple
remedy by which he was cured of lung Affection
and that dread disease Consumption. His only
object is to benefit the afflicted. and he hopes every
sufferer will try this prescription, as it will cost
them nothing and may prove n blessing. Please
address REV. EDWARD a. WILSON,
No. l65 South Second ST, williamsburg n. y.
Sept. IS, 1861. Il
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"ARIEL."

The reader will find short and sensible article
in regard to the pamphlet by '"Ariel,' upon our
outside columns to-day. We 10th to believe that
many of our people have been led astray by this
ingenious sophisiry, but like our contemporary from
which the extract is made, we think the subject has
already been too much digni6ed by discussion.
Persons of less brains than human sympathy may
ascribe undue Importance 10 the astounding theory
advanced by the author of "Ariel," but reflection
and calm thought will reject this 'spawn of inf
deity" We'a8g content to leave the matter as it
now stands, believing with learned divine that
.the blasphemous ignorance of PAYNE" is not more
dangerous, and that only Divine truth can dispel
all doubt from the mind Of the humble Christian.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

THAT desirable residence on the Rocky River
Road, three-quarters of a mile from the Court
House, (now occupied by Mr.. D. Crosoy,) 10
which is attached all necessary out buildings,
good flower and vegetable gardens, &C. Ihe iot
contains three acres, more or less, and Is conven
iently and elgbly located.
nryate sale. on application to the undersigned, on
or before saleday in February next. If not sold
by that time, the property will be offered 10 the
highest bidder between the usual hours of sale.
Terms-Cash or Cotton. the latter at market
price. JAMES "A hoi l. Ag l.
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Road and. Street Tax.

SEC s. Four Dollars per head for persons liable
10 road duty under the laws Of tbs State, for COM
mutation Of the same from the lst day of Janusry,
1868. 10 the Ist day of January, 1869. And If
any person liable to this Tax shall fail or refuse to
make payment by the time hereinafter specified.
he shall be held liable to work on the streets OF
the Town for twelve days or pay s fine Of Twenty,
Dollars in the discretion of Council.
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Information.

Information guaranteed to produce luxnriant
growth of hair upon bald head or beardless face,
also recipe for the removal of Pimpes, Blotchcs.
Eruptions etc., the skin, leaving the same SOFT
clear, and beautiful can be obtained without
charge b. addressing
TuOS. F. CHAPMAN, CHEMIST,
S23 Broadway, New York.
Sent. 1S. 1867. IA
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Incomes.

Spc. 3. Twenty Cents for every hundred dollars
of income arising from all factorage employmente
or faculties from the practice of the professions
of the Law Medicine and Dentistry from the
business of Daguerreotypng. Ambrotyping and
Photographing in said Town; Ind from all monies
loaned at interest. and from dividend, received on
Rapt or othar Stock
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Obituarp.
June 10, 1867

DIED, of brain fever, on the slst day of De-
cember, 1867. kITURAH PAULINE. infant daugh-
ter of G. W. and E. S. Mare, aged 10 months aud
% days.
PAULINE has left this world of trouble,
And gone to shining realms above;
Jesus has called her 10 his arms.
Around the throne of God in Heaven,
To join that heavenly happy band,
And be an angel there forever.
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Jan s, 1868
Farmers and Mechanics Co-ope
rative Aid Company.

1dG1VC 1AAo SoA1 P@AJ'
At meeting of the citizens of Pcndleton and
the vicinity, held at the Farmers Hall in Pcndle
ton on Saturday, the 2Sth inst, the above Compa-
ny was organized by the election of the Hon. T.
G. Clemson for President, and DR.. H. C. Mi lcr,
]. w. Crawford, Maj. R. F. Simpson and Larkin
Newton for Directors. 1t was agreed that the
Company meet again on Saturday, the lSth day of
January, 1868 The sole intent of sid Company
is, by concurrent effort of the Farmers and Me-
chanics of the District, to obtain such articles as
they may need at cost. If this object can be &C
complishcd, the project must at once commend it
self to all
Similar institutions have existed for long Pc
riod in Europe which have proved of incstmablo
value TO the poor of that country. AT the next
meeting constitution and bylaws for its govern
ment will be adopted, and if it be deemed advisa-
BILE, an election will bc held for an Agent. Let
every man come to the meeting if he wishes to
sarc money. j. W. CRAHFOkD, Sec.
Pcndlclon, Dec %, 1867.
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RoDBERY.-We learn that bold robbery WAS
committed on the premises occupied by Mrs. VAN
DIVER, on Monday night last. The smokc-house
was forcibly entered, and six middlings and one
ham carried oHiby the marauders We fear that
this is the only beginning in this community, as
nearly all of our exchanges are teeming with
aeno,aats Of similar eeepranoea.
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A Gentleman who suffered for years from Ner-
vous Debility Premature Decay. and all the effects
of youthful inliscrc,on, WILL for the sake of suf-
fering humanity. send free to all who need it, the
recipe and directions for making the simple remc-
DIV by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to
profit by the advertisers experience, can do so by
addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN.
40 Cedar Street, New York.
June 10, 1867 1y
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Sales of Goods. Wares. &c.

SEC. .. Twenty Cents on every hundred dollars
of the snlount of Nil sales Of goods. wares and
merchandise made by any person or persons be-
tween the first day of january 1867, and the first
day of January, 1868.
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PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE.

ton Hand Press, No. 4, Long Primer and Brewer
Type, an assortment of Job Type Stands, Cases,
&C., suitable for country newspaper Office, aud
including everything requisite. This material will
be sold at q reasonable price for cash. If desired,
any portion of the material can be purchased For
particulars address Editor of the South Carolina
Baptist, Anderson C. H., S. C.
Ian 10. 1853 SO
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partners.
JOHN ASHLEY has had horse stolen, and will
give liberal reward for the recovery of his prop
erty.
Persons who desire to embark in the printing
business would consult their interest by applying
to- the editor of the South Carolina Bdpfist..
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Watches.

SEC. s. One Dollar for each Gold Watch kept for
private use ; Fifty Cents for each Silver Watch, or
watch of any other baser metal, kept for private
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STOLEN.

FROM the stable of the undersigned, about 1a
miles below Anderson C. H., on last Tuesday night,
deep bay MARE, about l4a hands high, heavy
built, black name and tail, and FIVE or six years
old. will nav n reward of TWENTY FIVE DOL
LARS to any one who will return said Mare to me,
or give any reliable information which may lead to
her recovery. JOHN ASHLEY.
Jan 10, 1898 %
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FAIR NOTICE,

ALI, nersons indebted to CATER s. WALTERS
must come forward and make settlement by the
4th day of February, or they will find their Ac-
counts in the hands of an officer for collection.
Longer time cannot be given.
Ian 10 1868 SO
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

ALL persons having demands against the Estate
of Charles lIaynic, deceased, will present them TO
the undersigned at once, properly attested, and
those indebted to the said Estate are required to
make payment Immediately.
S. r. HAYNIE, E1'r.
Jan 8, 1858 90 "S
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

THE coparinership heretofore existing between
the undersigned. under the name and style OF
Reeves & Co., has expired by its own limitation
and the name of the firm will only be used in IL
oudaton hereafter. The books are in possession
of John A. Reeves, but settlements may be made
with either of the parties. All persons indebted
to the concern are required to make immediate pay
nent. C. a. REED,
]. D. NJ. DOBBINS,
JOHN a. REEVES.
Ia. 1899
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Copartnership Notice.

Mn. A. r. BROYLES having purchased the in
terest Of Mr.. J. D. NJ. Debhins in the stock of
Goods recently owned by G. A. Reed s. Dobbins,
the undersigned have this day formed copartner-
ship under the and style of REED y
BROYLES, and will continue the business at the
same stand. They have now in store small as
sorted stock of Goods, suited to the country and
the season, which they will sell for cash or barter
for country produce. on terms as reasonable as
be had in this market, cost or no cost. They in
vite the patronage Of their friends and the public.
C. A. REED,
a. R. BROYLES.
Jan I, 1868 80
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To Defaulters for Town Taxes.

ALL persons owing Corporation Tax mp to the
lst January 1868, are hereby notified that by pay
ing the same on or before the 1st day of February
next, they can do so without being double taxed.
After this time, the Fl Fa's already against them
will be enforced by levy and sale OF their property
BY order of the Council.
s. BLECKLEY, Sec. Treas
Jan Is, 1868 80
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On Real Estate.

SEcrIoX l. Twenty Cents on every hundred dol
lars of The value of all Real Estate situate, lying
and being within the corporate limits OF SAID Town
other than the real estate of churches and the An
derson Male Academy
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AN ORDINANCE

TO RAISE SUPPLIES FOR TIE TOWN OF
ANDERSON FOR THE YEAR ENDING 3lST
DAY DECEMBER, A. D. 1868.
RE IT ORDAINED. by the Intcnaant and Var
dcns of the 7o,en Of 4nderson, IN Council assembled,
and by tie authority cf the same, That Tax for the
sums and in the manner hereinafter named. shall
be raised and paid into the public Treasury of the
said Town for the use and service thereof that is
In aay.
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NOTICE.

MY wife, Keziah Adams having left NY bed and
board without provocation. l hereby forewarn all
persons against trusting her on my account as |
will not be responsible for her contracts from TINS
date. SPENCER ADAMo' lcoio,eu.)
Jan Is, 1868 80 Iam9m
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FINAL NOTICE.

ALL persons having demands against George
Stone, deceased, are notified TO render them, We
galy attested, 10 the undersigned by the first DAY
of March, or they will be barred:
w. S. PICKENS,
Agent for Executor.
Jsa g. 1893 ~
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Dissolution of Partnership.

THE coparinership heretofore existing between
the unders gncd under the name and style OF c.
A. Reed s. Dobbins is this day dissolved by mutu-
al consent. The name of the firm will only be
used hereafter in liquidation. The books will be
found in the possession of c. A. Reed, but settle
ments may be made with either of the partners.
All persons indebted to the concern are required TO
ma ke immediate payment
- c. A. REED,
J. D. NJ. D0BBINS.
Jan. 7, 1868.
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A CARD.

THE undersigned will continue the CARRIAGE
and BUGGY BUSINESS nt the old stand. Thank
full for past patronage, he solics continuance of
the same from the public genrally.
JOHN A. REEVES.
JAN l, 1868 80
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Jan. l, 1868.
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Iandreth's Garden Seeds.

Warranted fresh and genuine. for sale by
CATER & WALTERS.
inn. Is, 1852 30
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

Sept. 1s. 1867.
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Branch, has been robbed Of jewelry and
clothing to the value of 81 900, within few
DAYS.
NEW York, August q Alta meeting OF
the Board Of Health s report was made favor
ing thirty days quarantine for cattle at all
yards throughout New York. Pennsylvania
and New Jersey. No new cases of disease
have been discovered.
WASHINGTON. August 27.-Judge Under
wood is here endeavoring to reorganize the
judiciary of Virginia in accordance with
the Fourteenth Amendment. Secretary
Seward has entered into negotiations with
the British Minister, Thornton, for new
reciprocity treaty with Canada, which will
soon be in condition for transmission to the
Imperial Government. 1t is expected that
the treaty will be executed in time for ratitl-
cation by the Senate at the December meet
ing of Congress.
Sut TIL Pass CITY, August 27.-The body
of William Rose vas found and buried on
the 9th, by the party who left here on the
Oath search Off. NJ Indians were seen.
HAVANA. August 2S.-Late advices from
San Domingo state that the revolution is
progressing and becoming general.
LISBON, August 27.-The Chamber of
Peers have passed bill to raise a loan of
nine,een millions francs. They also voted to
supply half million francs for fortifying
Lisbon.
CuNsTANTINoPLE, August 27.-Admiral
Farragut Yesterday gave a grand banque,
aboard the flag >h'.. Franklin, to members of
the Turkish N,a.-trv and the Ambassadors
of Foreign P.Hers.
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pleading before him for the removal Of
his disabilities under the registry Ia =
BY setting forth in terms which canno'
but be dear to the Democratic heart be
mountaineering of the oath which
rules out from the elective franchise in
our State ;hose who have borne arms
against their government. But our i'm
sgination is not strong enough to pic
'ure Bonnifeid in Congress. There is
too much of Tom. Fitch in his way to
permit an uninterrupted vision of any
thing Of ,ha, sort.
On next Thursday we shall have the
pleasure of witnessing the Great I'm
washed in all the glory of Convention;
and thereafter We shall know wha, sor
of ticket it will be "the mournful
duty" of the Black Republicans TO
beat
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NEW HAVEN, August 27.-Itis expected
that all the Governors of the New England
States will be present at the New England
fair in this city next week.
ROCHESTER, August 2S.-The attendance
at the Spiritualist Convention yesterday was
large. Mrs. Wheeler of Ohio addressed the
Convention while in trance.
New YORK, August 23-The Brook lyn
Union says that at meeting of the leading
dry goods firms of New York. yesterday, it
was resolved to sell no more goods to mer-
chants in the South except for cash, during
the present season.
The remains of Elliot, the artist, will lay
in state at the National Academy till to-
morrow, when they viii be inferred in Green
wood.
The case of the Sheriff's officers who CON-
mitted the eutrages al the Broadway Theatre
was brought to Judge Barnard of the Super
ior Court on writ of habeas corpus. Counsel
asked for an order delivering them from Gus
tody. The Judge declined to interfere or
grant bail to the prisoners, but allowed a
renewal of the writs on the attending physl-
clans certificate in regard to the condition
of the wounded men.
Jason Rodgers, head man Of the great To-
connective factory at Patterson, N. J., died last
evening.
Report says the S.etson House at Long