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TUESDAY, OCT. 10, 1869.

RUTlAND 4 BURLINGTON RAILROAD
TRANS lrAvE Mui1trunl
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vi.
The Pilgrims wallet: OF, Scraps OF

Nt TIISTTW'N " HITUti Ut oCTHPs VI IIHNe
gathered ia England, France and Germany
BY Gilbert Haven. In one volume. 200.
" His pictures are drawn with a firm and Wig
orous hand His description of London is VOL
lerfully vivid and clear, and the only one we ev
cr remember to have read which gives the slight
| est notion Of the external features Of this mod
ern Babylon. "-Portidnd Press.
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"AGRICoLA."

We have received a communication with the
above signature, intended for our agricultural de-
partment, but it came TO hand too late for inser-
,ion this week. We will take pleasure in giving it
. place in the next ISSUE This is the first attempt
Of a.young man, who is udustriously engaged in
the noble occupation of farming. His contribution
indicates commendable spirit, and that he is ac-
tnsted by the highest motives of patriotism and
genuine unsel6shness in making IN effort 60 build
up the prosperity and advance the interests oil his
native section. We greet our correspondent most
heartily, and trust that other young men will fol-
low the example, thus putting to blush older heads
not with the briiancy of their contributions nor
yet with the result of their experience, but with
the earnestness off their endearora to' reclaim the
past and improve the future.
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TO THE WOMEN OF THE SOUTH.

Tie ladies of The Confederate Mcmora! Associa-
tisa of Lynchburg Virginia, would respectfully
sp& The attention of their sisters of the Southern
States to the fact, that several thousand soldiers
from the various States are buried in The cemetery
of that city, and earnestly solicit their assistance
in the work they have undertaken of erecting n
suitable monument to their memory. The Lynch
burg Association has already enclosed the Gene
terry, turfed the graves, and are now collecting n
sum to dcfray The expense of the monument The
IMPOVERISHED condition of the people of Virginia,
prevents their caring for The graves of the Confed-
crate dead who repose in her soil, in the manner
they DESIRE and they confidently appeal 10 the wo-
men of the Seath to contribute to their holy work.
Any donations may be sent to either of The under
signed of the Association.
Mrs II. F. BOCOCK, President.
Miss CARRIE NJ. WARWIC, Secretary.
Memorial Association of Iynchburg, Virginia.
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ASSESSOR OF INTERNAL REVENUE.

The telegraph reports that the Senate has con-
frmed Mr. C. H. BALDWIN, of Columbia, as Asses
sor OF Internal Revenue for this Collection District
Not being acquainted with Mr.. B., We cannot speak
correctly as his qualifications for the Office but
presume that he possesses the prime requisite for
holding Federal Office in this State, which seems
10 be on open afiliation with the Republican par
t.. No other person, however capable or honest
or. whatever may be his innocence in regard to
party politics. stands the ghost Of chance for re-
appointment or even recommendation from the
men who now pretend to represent South Carolina
in Congress.
MI, HsRnIcK. the present incumbent, has dis
charged. the duties of his aafre with faiihfulness
and ZEAL and although he has kept aloof from par
ties the ruling powers utterly fail to appreciate
bis prompt attention to business and fidelity in
the discharge of duty. Not being one of them'
and having for his friends the hated Democrats,
away goes his official head, and one of TIE. faithful
Is rewarded.
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SPRING & SUMMER STOCK.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
AND
READY-MADE CLOTHING.

THE undersigned would respectfully inform
their friends and customers that they are now re-
ceiving from New York, new and desirable
stock of Goods, consisting in part, of beautiful
and % varied styles of cAsSIMEREs, both French
and American that are is vogue this season. AL
SO. BLACK FRENCH CLOTH and D0ESKlN
CASS; BLK. FRENCH DRAB SEFES, an excel
lent article; LINENS, of various kinds Silk and
Marscilles VESTINGS and Trimmings Of every
description, suitable for our business. Also,
splendid lot of READY MADE CLOTHING, very
cheap-such as Linen Sacks and Dusters Cass.
Sacks and Pants, Black Alpaca, Drab d'Etes,
Cloth Sacks and Frock Coats, SC. Hosiery, Linen
Shirts, Under-Shirs and Drawers, Hats, Boots
and Shoes and various other articles usually kept
in our linc, all of which we offer low for cash.
We woud also inform our customers that the
TAILORING DEPARTMENT, in connection with
the above, will have the especial attention of the
senior partner, who is posted in all the different
styles of the day. and feels himself fully compe-
tent to give general satisfaction
We would also respectfully call attention to the
nptpd
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nSyr The Columbia correspondent of the Char
lesion Ner, writes as follows: General E. p Alex
ender will soon have ready for the press, Memoirs
of Longstreei's Corps 1, will be precious rec
ord 10 the former members of that gallant com-
mand anL their relatives, many of whom were
South Carolinians. The work will contain in full
the official statement of every engagement. and the
names of the killed and wounded. These state
ments will be woven together in an interesting
manner. Some time ago, each corps commander
was requested by General R. E. Lee to write his
tsr5 Of his own corps; in The case of General
Longsireet he requested General Alexander to un-
dertake his part, which he did, and will be well
done. General Alexander is distinguished grad
uae OF West Point, clear and facile writer, and
is now professor in the University of South
Carolina. He is brother Of the we'll known army
correspondent, "P. W. A." On the other hand.
his work will be authentic; lie chief ofartillcry
in Longstreet's Corps, and we are informed he was
NOT only the main adviser of General Longstreet,
but his views were sought by Gen. Lee himself.
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For The anderson Mtell,gencer.
FARMER's HALL,
PENDLEroy, S. c., April 8, 1860.

PENDLEToS, 5. u, April ., loG9.
TIE Pendleton Farmers Society of this neigh
borhood met in their Hall this day, for the pur-
pose of considering the importance of sending
Delegates to the approaching State Agricultural
Convention, to be held at Columbia, on the 18th
instant.
The President of the Society, Hon. 7. G. Glenn
con, called the meeting to order, stating briefly
the object for which they had assembled. After o
fell and free Interchange of opinions between
members, the following resolutions were unani-
mously adopted:
Resolved, That the following delegates be ap-
point ed TO attend the Convention to be held for
Agricultural purposes in Columbia on the 18th IN
slant: Hon. T. G. Clemson, II. C. Miller, W. j.
Livingston, Hon. B. Frank. Sloan, Maj. Geo. Sea
born, T.. b. Coboun, j. W: Crawford, A. F. Lewis
r. S. Porcher, W. H. D. Gailliard and F. al. Glenn
And that the President is requested to appoint any
other member that may be willing TO attend.
Resolred, That the delegates from the Pendleior
Farmers Society be directed, in their discretion
10 Law before the Convention the great importance
to the agricultural community Of this State of sci
entfc education as applicable to agriculture; and
also to impress upon the Convention the impor
tance of taking such steps as they may think like
ly to succeed in applying the grant OF Congress
amounting to Sl8O,OOO, to Agricultural Colleges
TO be located in the four quarters of the State, OIL
such other places as said Convention in their wis
dom may suggest.
On motion of Maj Geo. Seaborn, it was resolved
that the Secretary be instructed to furnish Jas.
Hoyt ESQ.,, of the Anderson Lnteiligcncer, with thu
proceedings of this meeting, aud request him t'
have the same published.
II. C. MILLER, Secretary.
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In the United States Senate it is said that

= In the United States Senate it is said that
there are thirty seven lawyers, of whom all but
four have been long practitioners at the bar. In
the House there are one hundred and two lawyers,
of whom at least eightyfvc arc in active practice
Besides these are twenty one editors, abouta third
of whom have been printers, regularly apprenticed
to the t4art preservative." OF other occupations
there ere thirteen merchants, ten manufacturers
(woelcn, cotton. iron, etc.) seven farmers, four
doctors-one being college profcssor-four min
ers three bankers, one painter one carpenter, one
iron moulder One began life rs tailor. another
rs surveyor, two as teachers, one being supcrin-
tcnteut of public instruction when elected.
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ADMITTED TO A SEAT.

In the House of Representatives, on Thursday
last, SOLOMON L. HoGE was admitted TO seat as
Representative from the Third Congressional Dis
triec of South Carolina. It is unnecessary to en-
ter into details respecting the position of HoGE as
the defeated candidate in the recent election. The
facts are familiar to all of eur readers, and last
week We fully exposed the means used 10 accomplish
the ieud above stated. Bat the goal has been
reached, and S. l. HoeE is permitted to occupy
the seat to. which the Hon. ]. P. REED was duly
elected, asa the reason assigned therefor is that
Dir. REED is disqualified from holding Office under
the fourteenth amendment. The disqualification Of
Democratic standard-bearer has been admitted ut
of himself or friends to conceal or modify his an
tecedents. II has only been claimed that lie was
duly elected by an overwhelming majority, and
that he truly represents the people of this Con-
gressional District. This being the case, it was
demanded as q right that Congress should examine
into the facts as to his present loyalty as good
citizen, and not condemn him and the people who
elected him without sufficient information. The
reouel shows that. 80 far as the action of Congress
is concerned, its knowledge of the case was con-
fined to the naked fact that Mir. REED labored un
der political disabilities, and this is considered by
the SUPERFICIAL as an (" "insult" to the majesty of
the dominant party. Thereupon, the Election
Committee, without examining the credentials OF
Mr. REED, which were duly authenticated by the
Republican officials of this State. reported that S.
L. HoGE had the prima Jacia right to the contested
seat. This report was speedily adopted by the
House, and the diluted specimen of weak humani-
~ known as s. L. HoGE transfers his worthless
carcass from the Supreme Bench Of the State,
where he was o perfect nonentity, TO seat in the
Congress of the United States, where he claims to
represent people who have spurned and rejected
him. We venture to say that HooE does not know
personally one hundred citizens white and color
cd, outside of the city of Columbia, in the Srd
Congressional District. And yet he is stuck up as
the Representative of nearly thirty thousand 70
ters, without having received one-third of that
number!
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Assignee's Notice ofAppointment,

In the District Court of The United States for the
District of South Carolina.
IN TBB MATTER oP MICHAEL LEssER, BANKRUPT.
To all ,chom 1t may Conccrn.-The undersigned
hereby gives notice of his appointment as As
signce of Michael Lesser, of Anderson C. H., in
the county of Anderson, and State Of South Caro-
lima, within said District, who has been adudged q
bankrupt. upon his own petition, by the District
Court of said District
Dated at Anderson the 10th day of April, A. D.
1859.
II. o. HERRICK, Assignee
April Is, 1869 AZ
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Secretary's Office,
VILE AND COLUMBIA RAILnoAp COMPANY.
April Is, 1869

GnEESvILLE AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
COLUMBIA, S. c., April 10, 1869.
TIE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockholders
of the Greenville and Columbia Railroad Company
will be held in Columbia on THURSDAY, the 29th
instant, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
Stockholders holding scrip in their own names,
Tor MS administrator or executor,) will be passed
to and from said meeting free of charge; and those;
holding FIVE shares or more, for six months previ-
Gus, are entitled to have their wives and children
residing with them passed also free of charge. By
the charter, no one but stockholdcr can repre-
sent stock as proxy. All proxies to be valid re-
quire ten cent revenue stamp for each name.
c. v. CARRINGT0N, Secretary.
April Is, 1869. AZ
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I'M EQUITY-.-ANDERSON.
April Is, 1860

0. r. Broylcs vs.. Catherine p Earle, DAME
Brown, ct al.-BiA By Creditor for Payment
PURSUANT TO the Order Of the Geuyt Of Equity
the creditors of Samuel G. Earle, deceased, are
required to present and. establish tho same before
me on or before the first day of July rext. or be
barred from the benefits of aforesaid bill.
JOHN W. DANIELS, C.c.P.
Clerks Office, Anderson c. H.,
April IL 1869. 42-G.
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IN EQUITY--.ANDERsoN.

Matthew Breazeale vs.. David K. Breazeae, ct al
Petition for DistriJutice Share to pay Debts, &c.
1T appearing to my satisfaction that the Defcn-
dant, d. K Breazcalc, resides beyond the limits
of this State. On motion of Whtner, Pro. Pet.
Ordered, That said Defendant do appear and
plead, answer or demur to the above stated Peti-
tion within forty days from the publication hereof,
or the same will be taken rs confessed by him.
JOHN W. DANIELS, c.c.r.
Clerks Office, Anderson C. H., S. C.,)
April l3, 1869 42-6
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know that light is penetrating The minds of our
Northern editorial brethren, and that they are
anxious TO "uudcceive both sections" In this
praiseworhy effort. not only the writer in his
humble sphere, but the entire Southern press will
heartily cooperate. We will resume this subject
next week
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Empire Sewing Machine,

For which we are agents, and which has been full
ly tested and gives general Satisfaction, and which
hens, ucKs hraitss anaglthcrs without the use of
basing. Especial attention given to those pur-
chasing TO instruct them in the use of the Ma
chine, so,that there need be no fear of them get
ting an article they cannot use, and which is in
valuable in family.
Remember to cali at No. G Granite Row, where,
we hnvo,thc above machine constantly on cxhibi-
ton.
J. B. CLARK & SON.
Xnril - 1861 l.. :,ul
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Administrators Notice.

PERSONS having demands against the Estate
of Maj. VIM. Anderson will please hand them in.
properly attesed, to B. F. Whitner, Attorney Mt
Law; and those indebted to said Estate make
payment 10 the same.
RACHAEL L. BREAZEALE, Adm'x:
April Is, 1869 ~ 3
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Administrators Notice.

ALL pcrsons indebted to the Estate of Robert
Smith decd will make payment Immediately, and
all persons, having demands against the said Es-
tate will present them legally attested within the
time prescribed by law TO the undersigned
JASPER BROWN, Admir-
April Is, 1860 AZ ~
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Town COUNCIL oy PIcKESs.-The following gen.
bremen have been elected 10 as Inrendant and
Wardens of the new town of Pickens:
Tntendant.-Cnpt. J. l.. THORNLEY,.
Wardens-Judge l. H. PnILPnor, JoHS W. Ma
yoR. ESQ.,, Col. S. d. GooDLErr and Capt. J. NJ.
MCCALL.
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BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD.

The proceedings of the stockholders meeting,
together with the interesting reports of the Presi-
dent, Superintendent and Chief Engineer, will ap-
pear next week. Among the resolutions adopted,
we observe that the President and Directors are
authorized and required to advertise for bids to
build the entire road, from Wahala to Knoxville.
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- General Jubal A. Early, late of the Confed-
crete Army. arrived in Lynchburg. Va, last Mon
day, from Missouri, in good health and looking re-
markably we'll. lie vas in exile nearly four years,
during which time be soSonrned in Mexico. Cuba
and Canada. He has declined complimentary
dinner rendered him by his friends in Lyuchbug,
Va
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"A Washington letter announces that every
Radical claimant will he admitted to his sea; in
Congress No, not his seat, but perhaps 10 some
feviy cls.s.
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The business portion and many residences in
the town of Madison, Georgia, were destroyed by
fire ON last Thursday night. The loss is very
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B A N K N 0 7 ES
WE WILL PAY FOR

Bank of Camden.............. 65
Union Bank, S. C............... 80
Peoples Bank, S. c.....,....... 65
Bank of Newberry..-......... SIS
Bank of Charleston. n.....:...... So
Planters & Mechanics Bank. So
Southwestern R. R. Bank, (old) IS
F." (new) 40
Bank of the State S. G., (old,) 40
Marine Bank, Ga. 80
Georgia Railroad Bank. so
Central r. 3. Bank, Ga. 90
And the highest prices for other Banks of South
Carolina, North Carolina and Georgia, if present.
ed by the 30th April
We have just opened large and we'll selected
stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, &c.y
which we offer at very low prices for CASH.
H. BEATTIE & CO.,
Greenvile G. H., S. C..
April Is, 1869 AZ 2
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Teeth, thus enabling him to select such shades AMI
sizes only as will correspond with complexion and
features of the patient. Seits Of Artificial Teeth
inserted for seven and one half dollars 10 one hun
drcI dollars.
Persons desiring first class work at low rates,
will do well to give him call.
OrriCE-No. IL Granite Row, over Sullivan.
Mattison & Co.. Store.
Ap,il is, 1869 42
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Administrators Notice.

ALL persons indebted to the Estate of Peggy
Major, deceased, will make payment, and those
having demands against said Estate will hand
thclG in, :sgadly attesteaf to the undersigned.
II. B. MAJOR, Admir-.
April Is, 1866 42
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DENTISTRY! DENTISTRY /!
DIR. J. w. GURLEY,
Graduate of PennsylvanIa Dental College,

WOULD most re-
spectfully call the
attention of his pa
irons and the public
.generally TO the fact
1Ihat he has just re-
ceived n large stock
Of Denial Material,
especially Artificial