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DIR. Whittier.

A REGULAR GRADUA. - MEDICINE, as
"a diploma at Office will show, has been longer.
engaged in the rcatmcnt Of -Ycnercal, Sexual AMI
Pirate Diseases, than any other physician in st.
Louis.
Syphilis, Gonorrhea, elect, Structure. Orchit;s
Herniah, and Rnptmrc; all Urinary Diseases and
SHphtlHic or Mcrcurial Affections Of tie throat.
SKIN or Bones, arc treated with unparalleled sue.
cess.
Spcrmatorrea, Sexual Debility and Lmpotcucy as
tho result Of sell. abuse in youth, sexual excess in
mature years, or other causes, and which. produce
some of the following effects, rs moctmymal emf IS
sions, 6lotchcs, debility, dizziness. dimnexs of sjoht,
e]oItDsion @, iaeas, evil Jor0oai"gs, Aversion to so
and rendering marriage improper, arc permanently
cured.
Dr.. Whittier publishes q MEDICAL PAMPHLET
relating to vcncrcal diseases and the disastrous and
varied consequences Of self.nbusc, that will bcscnt.
to any address i'll q sealed envelope for two stamps
Many physicians introduce patients to tho doctor
after reading his medical pamphlet. Commune a
ton confidential. a friendly talk will cost you
nothing. Office central, yet rctirod-No. CIT St.
Charles street, st. Louis, Mo, Hours, 0 q. m. to
8 p. M. Sundays IL to 2 p. nj.
April s, 1860 &c If
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
OCONEE COUNTY.

IN Common Pcas-Equiy Side.
e. l"J 8 l q; w;'s s':a and gage Relief &c. -
7. appearing Ii my satisfaction that Andrew ].
hStaey, Ono Of tho defendants in this casc. v.
sides without tho limits Of this State. ..o'
a th;s a that tho sal" ,psont -. dofeSS SO'io dS en 1t Is or r.
...,,. within forty days from tho publication
noroof, and plead answer or dcmur TO complain
ants said Bill of Complaint, or tho same will he
taken .ro eosyesso rs to him.
j. W. sTRIBLINa, DOR.
Clerks Olloo May 10, 1860 $40
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ocoNEE coUNrY--IN PROBATE COURT.
kob't. a. Thompson, Admir- Petition to sell
vs.. Renl Estnto. IN
Moirs;at;Law Of w. NJ, Had, pay debts, 40.
don; doc'd. count, Roliof&c
L appearing to my satisfaotion that tho heirs
Il at.law Of VIM. M. Haddon, dcocasod, (namoa
md number unknown,) reside beyond tho lin.
Its Of this State, 1t Is ordered that tho heirs.
et-law Of tho sold Wm. M. Haddon, docoasod.
90 appear in this Court on tho 1st day Of july,
Al. 1869, to pload, answer or demur to nil
and singular tho matters and things in tho said
petition contained, or tho samo will DO taken
pro co'yesso rs to them. Given undor INV hand
and seal, this 18th day Of May, A. D. 1869.
MCnARD LEWIS.
Mon, 70 ,oco Judge Of Probate.
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

ocoNEE coUNTY-IN PROBATE.
Mary Rankin, Applicant
r... vs.. Petition to sell
'""'' ot Iepsn pofen "ha f far P.r pay Debts sb
Il appearing to my satisfaction that Ero n,;,
L Capehcart and Margaret Eliza Capchonrt
defendants in this case, reside beyond tic limis
OF this State; The said absent defendants mo
required to appear in tho Probate Court, to be
holden at Walhalla, S. c., on the LIST dav Of
July next, to show cause, if any they can, INV
Tue Zeal Estate Of Edword Rankin, deceased,
Sno"Ia IN no. 1,h DO sold, ana the proceeds, after pay.
deceased, according to law, or their conscnt ~
the same will be entered of record. Given nm.
1cr my hand and seal, this 9Th day of Anil
ioo'. RICHARD LEWIS,
April S, 1860 &c to'"." m
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BUSINESS
Directory for Pickens County.

JMdgc Of Probate Cou,t-I. III. Plilpot.
Clerk Of Probate Courf-J. f.. IIogood.
Clerk Of Cou1t-R. a. Bowen.
Mcri0.-Joab Mauldin.
School Commissioned. r. Bradley.
County Commissioners-L. N. Robins, Chair.
man; II. Il. lIolcombc and John w. Singleton
missioncrs.
&C: Folger, County Constable.
October 90, 1863
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CARSON p. BRYS0N.
Real Estate Agent.
WALTIALLA, S. c..

HEAL Estate Agent,
WALtIALLA, S. G.,
XX7ILL buy and sell REAL ESTATE 0. Tho
wv most reasonable terms. Persons i"v.
ing Lands for sale in the Counties Of Ocon,,
and Plckcns arc respectfully requested to for.
ward l!ats and descriptions az to the location
and quality of the land TO him, and he will kocp
them on hand for exhibition to any one DESIRING
to purchase Real Estate. Who're no sale is cf
tcctcd no charge will he made.
9SJ" O.!ico ut BRYSCN & cos. Store.
Feb. d, 1869 II tf
THE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA.
ocoNEE coUNTy-1N PROBATE.
John West, Applicant,
VS.. Petition to sell Lands,
Susan Catharino West pay Debts, for Parti-
and others, Dcfts. ton. &c.
L appearing to my satisfr elton that Susan
Il Catharinc West. James Rogers West, Jas
per West, Martin West, Mary West, Stephen
West, Minerva West and Cynthia West, do
10 adants in this case, reside beyond the limits
OF this State: The said absent defendants, arc,
therefore,, required to appear in Probate Court,
TO 20 holden ut Wnlhallu, S. G., en- tho lst day
OF Joly next. to shcw cause, if. any they can,
why tho Real Estate of Archibald West, decd,
should not be sold, and tho proceeds, after paw.
mcnt OF debts, divided among tho heirs Of said
deceased, according to law, or their consent to
the same will be entered Of record. Given un-
der my hand and seal. this 9Th dav of April,
1862, RICHARD LEWIS.
,oco Judge of Probate.
April D, lHGo ~ 3m
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THE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,
ocoSEE coUNTy-lN IhonArE.
"m' ~ Moore Adm'r, Petition for parti-
vs.. Zion, to pay Debts,
4 appearing to my satisfaction that Mary smitA
J. widow, and i. NJ. Smith, minor, defendantsf ~
This case, reside beyond tho limits Of tho STAG
TO appear In Probate Court, to DO holden at III,
halla, Sc, on tho 22a day Of june ncxt, %$ipei
cause, If any thoy can, why tho Rcal EsljAh,eo'
OF Mary Smith, widow, should not BIZ sold, Sinsee'
proceeds, after payment Of debts, divilclH$ IN m;th,
tho heirs; otherwise their consents to the skkp wmn
seal, this 10th day Of Nay, 1860. knosori-
May 10, 1880 si's' ., q agata;I
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q Of II pain.

Known as tho best Medicine now in use, wish.
cs to call tho attention of tho public to his
Agents to sell, viz;
SULLIVAN & MArrIsoN, Anderson G.. II.
a. M. HOLLAND, Hollands Store;
DEAN & GLENN, Fair Play;
G.. L. REID & Co. Walhalla;
DR.. A. Il. NORMAN,
a. B. GRANT, Cheoheo;
4. 0. CnAMDLIN & Co., Townvillc;
FRANK. GILwREATH, Wolf Creek;
DR.. p. II. L. SLOAN, Pcndlcton
DOYLE 4 RAMSAY, Walton's Ford
w. IL. b. ToDD, Travelling Agent.
keep on hand n good stock, wcll prepared,
which | will supply to tho Trade at q liberal
deduction.
JAMES HUNTER.
PENDLEroN. S. G., March 10, 1860 3m*
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
rickcns-Hn Equity.
Samuel Knox Bill for Construction nc
VS.. Will, Partition, &c.
IIcirs Of a.. p. Knox.
N obedience to tho decree of tho Court of En-.
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notice is hereby given to tho hoirs.at.law Of
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day" from the dato hereof, to identify them.
selves as heirs Mt law of tho said Andrew i.
Knox, deceased and further, to claim the fund
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Estate in this cause, on pain Of boing barred
and forever excluded of and from all bcnoft Of
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ROB"T. A. THOMPSON, CIR
CONS Ofico, July II, 1868. n
Pickons G. II. l6on.
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NOTICE.
Feb. 8, 1860

TNl1E undersigned having purchased tho
Il exclusive rights to manufacture and sci
in Anderson, Pickons and Oconoo Counties, tho
valuable Medicine,
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-12
PROCEEDINGS OF CITY COUNCIL.
OPTICAL.

PUBLISHED BY ORDER or THE CITY COUNCIL.
WEDNESDAY EvENIsG, Feb. 10, / SEQ
Pursuant to adjournment the City Council
convened. PresentJ. T. Wiley, ESD, Preri
dent, in the chair, anG Councimen Barry,
Cowell, Dockry. Gray, Gre n, Lyon, Marvel,
Price. Ropes, Scianck schultheis, Tenney,
Woodruff an Woodward.
Absent Councilman BrokaW.
The minutes OF the preceding meeting
were read aud approved,
FIRE DEPARTMENT..
Tho names of John Kerk, John e. Astfalk,
Henry stewart, and Peter j Amory, ir.,
were approved as members Of Continental
Hose Company.
The resignation of Fred A. Apelies as
member of Lafayette Hook " Ladder Co. was
accepted.
On motion the name of Isaac Huey was or
dered to be stricken from the Flremens reg
ister
j. Spalding, Patrick Donahue, and W. j.
ChristQpher, applied for tiremens certificate
and badge
PRESENTATION or PETITIONS, ETC.
BY Councilman Ma vel:
Petition of Jabez Cooley and Elias D.
Smith, in behalf of the Presbyterian CHURCH
on Marshall street, for permission o open the
street for the purpose uf Introducing gas.
Which was referred to the Committee on
Streets and Highways, with power.
BY the same:
Petition Of L. Il. Kellogg, for reimburse
ment of amount of certain tax.
Which was referred to Law Committee
by councilman ochahch:
Petl ION Of George Chambers ana others to
have Port avenue, from Third to Fourth
street, regulated. graded, curbed and gutter
ed.
nI ii was ieteIfed 20 Nohlhtteeo GA 'nlfoeOS
anu Hi9h"ays'
DY ifeaiu. ~ " icy
fctltlo4 81 tle trustees OF the Lhza0etn
Avenue methootst hplscopal CHuich l"i tAe
tSii - W Wv 'c@es VI tiigH
ploPoi!y lI the years Iooo aha loof' ana inc
remission OF the taxes for 1868.
WhlGh was referred to Law Committee.
~ N sam, :; =, wan.
IetlVioh Oh M W. " nlletnS ana otnerS ASH
ms 'il''V - WI etl ~ u ~ 'lu tflH NC u9lS
mated "ithih WhlcE license OF sls9o VIII be
imposed ~ me PlIsH &c Oh sellh6 lresh
in0,s1 ~ sfi'P " SIoIU ctc'
Whlch was referred TO Commlttee On Mar
Aet:
-! Vhe SAINT:
ComnuhlcbVIoh 81 Jttemlah III. MOTIFS
rendering, ms resignation as Constable 1or
the FOURTH ward.
Wblch was received ana ms resignation ac-
cepGed.
By Councilman Gray:
Fetlu9h on sm D. Meeher sacco'npah
led by an athdaWt,) Tor the reimbursement
OF OF $Io'lz' eifonneousiy assessed 10 augusta
W. Meehef lof loeo' ana pala Dy the pe'itioh-
or to prevent sale 4f property
Mhlch was referred TO the Law comm '5ee'
~ the same:
reunion OF " nam D. MeeNer anu others,
asAlhS C1uheil 10 "fdef Il prank walk 10 oe
lald on the east SIDE OF CathaIlne street,
across the track OF the Central railroad,
connect m with the na3ShlS on sad street.; :,
winch was reIeIIeE 10 commute on i'ti-
roads.
By councilman Frlce:
Tetltlon OF Christopher McCann, asking an
appointment as policeman;
Which was referred to the committee on
Police;
10y the same:
Petition OF Seth b Ryder for PERMISSION to
erect a small wooden shed IN rear OF NO. 2o9
Broad street.
Da,,a.t "a' i0N " Noii''i'''' VIZ
ny blV eHIbt
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The town clerk of Hartford reports
one death last year from ignorance
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-19

CHURCH NoTEs.-At the First Presbyte-
rian church on Sunday morning the sacra-
ment Of the Lords supper was admins
tered by Rev. Dr.. Baird. Two persons
were admitted to the church. At night a
large congregation assembled to hear the
announced sermon on Protestantism, but
DR.. Baird stated that its delivery was pro-
videntially postponed until next Sunday
evening. Rev. Henry NJ. Parsons, of
Boston, q Congregational minister, formerly
a citizen of Richmond, preached most
excellent sermon from the well-known
words: :"Now therefore being justified
by faith, we have peace with God through
our Lord Jesus Christ"
Rev. DR.. Poindexter, Of Culpeper, sup
piled the pulpit of the Second Baptist
church, the pastor (Rev. Mr.. Chambliss)
being absent on visit to Harrisonburg,
where church of his denomination has
just been established.
Rev. Mr.. Wall, rector of St. Johns Epis-
copal church, repeated, by request, his SER
mon, received with 80 much favor the pre-
ceding Sabbath, on the recognition Of friends
in future state. The congregations at
this church are steadily increasing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-19

QUARTERLY SUNDAY-scHooL MEETING
The Sunday school connected with the Syca-
more (Disciples') church held its quarterly
meeting on Sunday afternoon at 3 q o'clock.
The attendance was large, the proceedings
interesting, and the prospects of the school
hattering. The quarterly report was read,
and the past success, present working, and
future prospects, of the school referred to
in brief remarks by the superintendent and
others. Several of the very young chill
dren acquitted themselves well by the hand
some manner in which they Gang and re-
cited. Although the swift-winged messen-
ger Death had visited the school, and within
short time removed its beloved superin-
tendent and one teacher, yet all seemed to
recognize the all-wise hand of Providence
and to yield cheerful submission, and re-
solved to.renew their efforts with greater
zeal.
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N.xcursrpv J.puary,s 1870


Editors Dispatch We had the pleasure last
Sunday night of hearing the Rev. Mr.. Garland,
pastor OF the Manchester Methodist church. He
preached to a large congregation from the text
"God will by no means clear the guilty.; and
his exposition of 1t was lucid and powerful, and
as was eyinced by the marked and Undivided
attention 1t received during It's entire de-
livery, OF one hour. AS man and as a minister
highest encomiums OF our citizens Of all classes
AMI denominations. His personal presence is very
fine and imposing, and rarely fails to arrest the
attention Of the beholder at the first glance. BIS
manner 10 the pulpit Is that of man deeply con-
scious of the paramount magnitude OF the func-
tions Of his office and Of the high and solemn re-
spoons Utilities lie has assumed-being dfgnih ed,
earnest and impressive, in extraordinary de-
gree. He exhibits the truths OF Scripture, and
forces his arguments with so much eloquence and
power that they cannot fall to carry conviction TO
the minds and consciences of the most careless as
well as OF the most skeptical hear.r. He has our
warmest wishes for the amplest success Id his new
field of labor .....s
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MAYORS CORUT-MAroR CHAHooy.

" rOhS Jun l-mAlOR CHAHOOf.
Stolen To5acco.-Henry Dominica was
arraigned on charge of unlawfully hav-
ing in his possession twelve pounds Of
tobacco stolen from the factory Of Neu-
decker s. Brother. The prosecution was
dismissed from this court, and the accused
recognized to appear before the United
States Commissioners court to-day for
violation of the United States internal
revenue law.
Bureau CdSe.-Edward FromaD, charged
with unlawfully taking possession Of q
freedman's bureau the property Of Betsy
Coots (negro), and threatening to eject her
furniture into the street. Betsy said that
Mista Froman took n come dar and took
de bureau away, and de bureau" " was an
nnte-bell,m freedman's bureau, having
been left by deceased grandmother some
fifteen years since. The case was dismissed
as belonging to civil tribunal.
Theft. y jim Sully alias Black Pete
Charcoal blossom), charged with stealing
copper kettle from William II. Haxall,
was sent on to answer indictment.
Michael Kelly, charged with having the
aforesaid kettle in his possession, was dis
charged. ... -........... .......
SNueruare Robbery.-Cornelus Lewis,
James Bait, and william Edwards, (ne-
groes,) charged with stealing lot of silver
ware valued at 500 from A. Y. Stokes,
were sent on to answer indictment for
felony. Edwards was allowed to 60 on his
own recognizance.
D. D.-Jacob Johnson (white), charged
with being drunk and creating disturb
ance in the house of John Clark, was fined
FIVE dollars. ..... ..-
DiSor derby House.-James Sweeney,
charged with keeping disorderly and i'll
governed house, was discharged, and the
plaintiff in the case ordered to pay costs.
Frank O'Bryan, the plaintiff, charged
with selling goods without license, was also
discharged upon payment of costs.
Thef.-William Booker, charged with
stealing coat from Beverly Henderson,
was sent on to answer Indictment.
Disturbance.-Henry Young (negro boy)
charged with creating disturbance at the
soup-house, was put to work for day at
the station-house.
7hreatening.-A. H. Herbert, charged
with threatening to shoot and kill James
Bobbert, was required to give surety for
slO0, and committed in default thereof.
Burglary and assault. .-Martin Welsh
("boy in blue 'D, charged with burglari-
ously breaking open the house Of Jim
Jackson and assaulting him with q bayonet
with intent to kill, was sent on to answer
indictment for felony.
Stolen Folols.-John and Mary Johnson
(negroes), charged with having in their
possession q lot of chickens the property
of william B. Dawson, were discharged.
Pickpocket.-Annie johnson (negress)
charged with picking the pocket of q sol.
dier, was arraigned. No one appeared
against Annie, and she was engaged for O
day as scourer at the station-house.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-19

RIP VAN WINKLE.-Colonel F. R. Farrar
delivered, for the first time in Richmond,
last evening, his new lecture on "The Man
that Slept Zen Years." The evening was
rather threatening, yet the lecture-room of
the Second Baptist church was filled to
overhowing with an audience of Richmond's
best people.
Of the lecture and its merits we fear that
we can hardly express ourselves fully with
out being counted extravagant. The uni
versal expression Of the lecturers hearers
MS he closed was "Oh, it is so short" What
better compliment to his effort Imagine
lively and accurate description Of an old
Virginia gentleman's Zone Rip Van Win
kle) domicle. Then the old man goes to
sleep just as the tocsin of the late un-civil
war was sounded. He wakes up. What must
have been his surprise as everything is ex-
planned to him. He examines into the new
state of affairs. Hehears the sound of a negro
procession he visits the convention and,
like Lord Colepeper when he hears Of the
surrender of CORVALLIS, exclaims to his
servant, "Jack, it is time to die" or
words to that effect. What theme in the
hands of good delineator and certainly
there is no one better calculated to handle
it than "Johnny Reb." His appreciation
of the humorous, his powers of pathetic
portrayal, and his fund of anecdote, are all
attributes that render the subject hugely
interesting and amusing. In fine, Rip Van
Winkle is chit" and we are pleased to
learn that he will ere long make second
appearance among us.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

GODDIN will sell Mt 1
O'Clock small farm OF thirty two acres
near Meadowbridge road, one and half
miles from Richmond
GENERAL o. BROWN will sell at Howard's
Grove Hospital at P. M. lot of con-
demned medical and hospital property,
empty bottles, boxes, sc.
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at 10 A. M.
household and kitchen furniture, tea, SC.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-19

A DANGEROUS CHARAcTER.-On Saturday
night last the peaceful domicil of jim
Jackson "a negro) was somewhat disturbed
by sundry vigorous knocks against his
front door, coupled with the demand, :" Lit
me in" Jim, not liking the manner in
which the demand was put, Of course re-
fused to accede; whereupon followed the
chorus
"Stop dat knockin'."
"Lit me in, ye dirty divil."
Acting upon the principle ga bird that
can sing and won't sing should be made to
sing" the intruder made his entrance for
cibly, and Immediately commenced an at
tack which proved detrimental to chairs
and tables, but more than all to Jim's head,
which was we'll belabored with bsyonet.
The police soon arrived on the spot and
put an end to further warfare. Jim was
found to be very badly hurt-so badly that
he could not appear before the Mayors
court yesterday. The case of the intruder,
Martin Welsh ("boy in blue 'D, was dis
posed of by the Mayor, and Martin will an
swer for his offence before Judge Burnham.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-19

LIST OF UNMAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND POsToFFICE JANUARY
10, lS69.-Mrs. Z. Griscella Tate, Louisa
county, Va; j. a. Cloptcn, Southampton
county, Va; Shederick Carr, Lynchburg,
Va; Leroy s. Edwards, Richmond, Va. !;
Charles A. Richardson, Staunton, Va. !;
George Taylor, Hanover Courthouse, Va. !;
F. Folster, New York city Mrs. Juliana
Dorsey, Mobile, Ala. Mrs. L. NJ. Williams,
Berkeley county, W. Va; Junius Limb,
James City county, Va; Mrs. Mary P.
Furceron, Chesterfield county, Va. Samuel
A. Way, Boston, Mass. Miss Mary Gin
nochio, Richmond, Va; Marshall Kicker
son, Washington, D. G.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-19

REPUBLICAN MEETING.-At a meeting Of
Republicans last evening at the rooms of
the Grant and Colfax Association a. COM
mittee was appointed to prepare for mass
meeting to-morrew night at Metropolitan
Hall to consider and devise means contro
verting the views and opposing the action
of the Conservative committee Of "nine I"
now in Washington.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-19

Cow STOLEN AND K1LLED.-0n satur-
day night last party of thieves broke
into the cow-house of Mr.. James Gilman,
near Buchanan Spring, and took there
from his cow, which they drove to the fields
of Mr.. Nathaniel F. Bowe. Here they
killed and partially dressed it. They
were evidently interrupted in their butch
ering operation, as they fled, leaving the
undressed portion of the animal in the field.