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Headquarters South Carolina Militia.
ADJ. AND INSPECTOR-GENERA OFFICE,
COLUMBIA; 8. c.; Msy 8; 1869:
., I{.IA

ADJ. AND INSPECTOR:GENERAL's OFFICE,
COLUMBIA; 8. C.j Msy 8; 1869:
IGENERAL ORDERS NO. IL
SUCH citizens of this State as hrsae6mprised
within the following classes, and desife to be ex-
empted from service in the Militia id ass6fdahce
with the provisions of an Act entitled An Act ID
organize and govern the Militia Of the State OF
South Carolina" approved March l6, 1869, are
hereby instructed to forward to this Office, imme-
daiely upon the promulgation of this order, ap-
plications for exemption
l. Regularly ordained or licensed ministers and
preachers of the Gospel
II. Clerks and employees in public Offices, jug;
tices of the Peace. Magistrates, Sherifs, Cores
ners, Constabes, Civil officers of the United Statesf
Ferrymen employed at any ferry on post-road5
and Mlers. 80.
III. All persons entertaining conscientious sGri=
Piles against bearing arms, practicing physiciansf
professors, teachers and students in collegesy
academies and common schools
Nv. Persons regularly and honorably discharged
from the army navy Of the United States, in
consequence of the performance Of Military or
Naval Duty in pursuance of any law of this State;
and all persons who now are Tor may hereafter bey
active members of regularly Incorporated fire COM
panies in this State.
" Commissioned officers who shall have served
rs such in the Militia Of this State (pre,ious To the
Goth day cf December a. D. 1867 or in any one
Of the United States, for the space of seven years.
CBtt no such officer shalt be exempt Unless his re-
s?gnation after such term Of service, has been ac
ceptcd, or in some other lawful manner he shalb
have been honcrably discharged.)
VI. Idiots lunatics, paupers and persons CON-
yicted of infamous crimes
Sec. 2. All applications for exemption must be-
made upon tie affidavit Of the applicant, and shall
distinctly set forth the name occupation, age and
residence, Gf in County, town village, tie.
name of the township; if in city, tte Ward, Of
such applicant.
SEC. 3. Applications from clerks or employees
in public Offices must in oil cases, be accompanied
with certificates from their respective chiefs or
employers.
SEC. 4. Applications for the exemption Of idi-'
OTIS, lunaics and paupers llust be made by their
"next friend upon his affidavit, and must be &c
companied, in the two first cases, by the certificate
Of the attending physician.
BY order of Ills Excellency the Commauder-inS
Chief. F. j. MOSES, JR.,
Adjutant and Inspector-GeneraL
Eyay Is, 1869 As i
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Ypnleneal.

MARRIED, or the 2lst ult, at the residence OF
the brides father in Grrenvife Dist, by Rev. u.
F. Mauldin. Mr. Y, H. AcKER TO Miss EMMA NJ,
daughter OF Israei Cheny.
By Rev. W. P. Martin, on the I'D mr. at the
residence of the brides father, Mr.. WE l.. LATI'
MER, of I9bbevie, to Miss EMMALIzA, youngest
daughter of Mr.. Joel Kay, of Anderson District
BY she same, on the 9th inst, at his rcsidence,
Mr.. A. P. SHIRLEY, of Abbeville Dist, to Miss
Laura X. SerHEpLANp, cf Andersoa District.
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NOTICE.
May II, 1869

WHEREAS. my wife Jane Gaillard having left
my bed and board without just cause or provoca-
tion on my part, therefore forewarn all persons
from trading with her on my account, as will not
be responsible for any debt that she may contract
after the date hereof. This 18th day of May, 1869.
DERRY GAILLARD, Freedman.
May 13, 1869 46 II
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AGRICULTURAL MAGAZINE.

The advertisement of Messrs. WALKER, EVANS
& CoGswELL announces that they will shortly issue
an agricultural and mechanical journal. Our
friends assure US that they intend to make this
publication worthy of an extended patronage. We
offer them cordial wish for entire success in this
undertaking Able editors will be employed to
conduct the magazine, and the printing will be
done in the highest style of the art.
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SOUTH CAROLINA
State Agricultural s Mechanical Magazine
(Oticial Organ Of the South Carolina State
agricultural and Mechanical Society.l

AT an early date, the subscribers will publishs
the first number of Monthly Magazine devotedS
to the development of the material interests of.
this State, and the whole South and will distrib-
ute five thousand copies gratuitously, so that every
one may see what it is before subscribing. They
intend TO make it the best and handsomest indus
trial magazine published at the South, and
they ask the cordial cooperation of every good
citizen in this enterprise, which must rebound to,
the public welfare. Persons wishing copies of the
first number, will please send their address 10
WALKER, EVANS s. COGSWELL,
Charleston, s. G.,
May 19. 1869 46
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SUPPLEMENT.

We are compelled to issue a. supplement this
ween in, order to accommodate our advertising pat
rons, whose favors are abundant and highly accep-
table. While this pressure upon our columns lasts
we shall continue such arrangements as will afford
ths usual quantity of reading matter.
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Assignee's Notice of Appointment.

In the District Court of the United States
for the District Of South Carolina.
IN TIE MATTER OF JAMES GAADRELL, BANKRUPT
To WHOM IT MAY CoNcERN.-The undersigned
hereby gives notice of his appointment as Assignee
of James Gambrell, of the County Of Anderson
and State of South Carolina. within said District,
who has been adjudged bankrupt upon his OWN
petition, by the District Court of said District.
Dated Anderson, 2nd day of May, A. D., 1869,
J. L. BiRUM, Assignee
May 10, 1869 4G 8
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Bank Notes


Bank of Camden. l.. --..,,-. ,,........ 70
Bank of Charleston ................ IS
Bank Oh Chester. -. .,.............. 10
Bank Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10
Bank of Hamburg ..................
Bank of Newberry ................ IS
Bank of South Carolina. Is
Bank of State of South Carolina, prior
to lS64..-~~-. ......... 4U
Bank of State of South Carolina, after
January lst, 1861 ...-.....-........ Is
Commercial Bank, Columbia. ......
Exchange Bank, Columbia ......... 10
Farmers S Exchange Bank. k......... 90
Merchants Bank, Cheraw
Peoples Bank, Charleston, (until 7th
of May 70
Planters Bank Of Fairfield. .......... 5
Planters g. Mechanics Bank, Charles
ton 10
S. w. r. Il. Bank, Charleston, "old". so
S. w. r. r. Bank, Charleston, "new". 4S
State Bank, Charleston n.......,..... 5
Union Bank, Charleston. ............ 95
CITY Of Charleston Notes. .......... 80
State of S. Carolina Treasury Notes.. 81
THE HIGHEST PRICES paid for Georgia,
North Carolina, Tennessee and Virginia Bank
Notes.
II. BEATTIE C CO.,
Grcenvile G. H., S. G.
May 13, 1869 46 2
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sAnaersum gntelligenter.
Thursday Morning, May 18th. 1869.
ERsKINE COLLEGE.

We are authorized to announce that the Annual
Exhibition of the Junior Glass of this Institution
will occur on Friday, l4th inst. Exercises TO COM
mence at 10 o'clock.
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SHER1FF's SALE.

BY virtue Of wris of Fiera Facias to me directed,
I will expose to sale on Saleday next, at Anderson
{. H., within the usual hours Of sale, the following
property, to wit:
One tract of land containing S94 acres, more or
less. living FIVE miles south Of Anderson, bounded
by lands Of John J. Stephenson, John R. Arm
strong, Mrs. Mary Watson. and others, levied on
as the property of Spencer +. Smith, at the suit of
the Bank of Ncwbeiry.
Terms Cash-purchasers to pay for. titles and
stamps
WM. McGUK4N, SAC.
May 12, 1869 46
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
TED STATES FOR SOUTH CAROLINA:
MAY TERM, 1862.
In the matter of Hiram c. Cooley, of AsdeyssA
County, Bankrupt.-Petition for Full and Final
Discharge in Bankruptcy.
ORDERED, That hearing be had on the 7th day
of June, 1862 at Federal Court House in Charles
ton, S. g.; and that all Creditors, &c., of said
Bankrupt appear at said time and place, and show
cause, if any they can, why the prayer Of ,ReFe:-
titioner should not be granted. And 'ttatthe End
and 3rd meeting of Creditors of said Bankrupel
will be held Mt the Office of C. J. jaeger, ESQ.,,
Register of Third Congressional District, s. c., on
the 5th day of June, 1869.
BY order of the Court, the eth day of May, 1862
DANIEL HORLBECK,
Clerk of the Dist. Court of the U. S. for s. c..
May l3, 1869 46 8:
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To the Democratsiof Anderson County.

Unknown TO me, have been nominated for
School Commissioner of the County. accept the
nomination aud, if elected, will discharge the du-
ties of the office TO the best of my ability.
]. n. CARLISLE.
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ITEMs-EDITORIAL AND OTHERWISE.

- The graves of Confederate soldiers were deco
rated in Columbia and Charleston on the 10th inst.
- The last spike on the Pacific Railroad was
driven on Monday last.
- There were sixteen deaths in Charleston last
week-fve whites and eleven blacks.
= 1t is said that the ProfessorsfRp' Of Law in
the South Carolina University will be rendered to
Judge j. L. ORR.
1t is stated on good authority that General
Candy has fixed the first Tuesday in July for The
Virginia election.
- President Grant declined to Simnpesr a
colored individual, whose appointment to the
Savannah post Office he refused to sign,
- The Seventy ninth Annual Convention of the
Protestant Episcopal Church Of South Carolina
convened in Charleston on yesterday.
- The Chatham Railroad is being pushed for
ward. The track has been laid for about fifteen
miles while the grading party is several miles
ahead.
- The railroad lines leading into Memphis will
carry all delegates to the Convention, going and
coming, free of charge, and all others at half
price,
Mr.. Gabriel Manigault and family, who had
been living in Yorkville since Shermans raid, left
that place recently for Canada, intending to make
it their future home.
- 1t is stated to be requisite 10 an appointment
to any position in the internal revenue Office. that
a solemn oath of total abstinence from Intoxicating
drinks be taken.
- The Southern Baptist Convention assembled
in Macon on Wednesday, 5th inst. The first min
listers of the denomination Irem every State in the
Union were expected to be present.
= Margaret Pearce. of Charleston, committed
suicide in Philadelphia on last Monday By taking
oxalic acid The cause is said to be pccuniary
difficulties.
- The first number of THE Working Christian
weekly religious paper, will be issued on July
lst. This paper will be published at Yorkvile,
and edited by Tilman r. Gaines. Subscription
s. so per aunum.
- The following South Carolinians graduated
at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary at
Greenville on the lst instant: George N. Askew,
W. II. Leayel, Thomas p Lide, Jr., B. F. Miller,
ID. L. Smith.
= The Columbia Phenir says that the notorious
Chief Constable Hubbard was arrested in Ncwberry
on Thursday morning last, upon charges Of false
Imprisonment preferred by Mr.. Keys, of Hamburg.
He was required to give bail in the sum of $500
for his appearance at the next Court for Edgefeld
county.
Fifty army officers consolidated out of Office
have been appointed Indian agents at former sala-
ries, and the President has ordered General Rcyn-
olds TO retain officers consolidated out for civil
offices in Texas, Reynolds having avowed his ina
bllty 10 find suitable persons who could take the
test oath.
"A coemporary quotes the lines, "on Fames
eternal camping; ground" &c., and attributes the
verse to Father Ryan, the poetpriest of the South
This is mistake The poem from which the verse
is extracted was written by COL Theodore O'liara,
of Kentucky. recently deceased. TWAS composed
years ago, and referred to the dead of the Mexican
war, in which !hMgifed author participated.
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IMPORTANT TO FAnMERs..-The May number of
TIN Curolina Farmrr is on our table. Like all its
predecessors, it is handsomely printed. and filled
with large number of interesting and seasonable
articles. We are glad 10 learn from the proprietor
that the Farmer is decided success, its patronage
already being much larger than his most sanguine
expectations had predicted. Published monthly,
OF Wilmington, N c., by WM. II. BERNARD. Terms'
$500 per year. Specimen copies <seHt' On receipt
of stamp for postage:
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New Advertisements.
KEESE & McCULLY,
Real Estate Agents,

OFFER large quantities Of Land and Town
Lots for sale, description of which can be seen
at their office, No. 10 Granite Row.
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DELEGATES 70 THE MEMPHIS CoNyExrION.

DIsLEGATES ~ TIE MEH1H1S VUNNE1z1 1o"'
Among the delegates appointed by Gov ScoTr
to represent this State in the Commercial Conven-
tion, to be held in Memphis on Tuesday next. We
observe the names of Hon. JAMES L. Orr and Mr..
WILLIAM PERRY, of this county.
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HORSE SToLEN.-On Friday night last, a small
sorrel-roan horse was stolen from Mr. s. A. SKEL-
TON, four miles west of this place, under circum-
stances inducing the belief that one A. w. FAIN,
who has been confined in the jal of this county on
charges of disorderly qsnluct, perpe.rated the
theft. Said FAIN is from Calhoun, Co.. about six
feet high, weighs ITO or IFS lbs dark hair and
eyes, and limps with one foot, from wound re-
ceived in the army He has good address, and
talks auertly. He was released from custody on
Thursday, and on Friday morning sought an inter-
view with US, for the purpose Of exhibiting letters
from his friends in Georgia in reference tohis good
character and respectable connections, closing the
interview by requesting that we would set him
right before the public This request is complied
with, but in different manner from what he cxpec-
ted. Our exchanges will please render him q sim
lar favor The advertisement Of Mr.. SHELTON will
be found in another column
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s'The Real Estate Record"

CAN be had at No. 10 Granite Row on applica
tion to KEESE q McCULLf,
Real Estate Agents.
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LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.

An EXTRA COMMUNICATION of Hiram Lodge, No.
6s, A. F. NJ, will be held in the Lodge room to-
morrow friday evening. at eight o'clock. The
E. A. degree will be conferred. Brethren and can
didates expected to be punctual in attendance.
IMPORTANT TO THE LADIEs.-Have you been to
see Towers & BURRIss' beautiful stock of Prints
and Ladies' Dress Goods? If you have not, we
advise all who wish to see and buy nice goods to
give them a CALL They are likewise prepared to
furnish everything in the housekeeping line.
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PAY UP.

PARTIES indebted to US for the year 1868 are
requested to come forward and pay up or give
their note. kEESE & McCULLf.
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RELIGIOUS NorIcE.-We are requested to an
nounce that Rev. J. o. LINDSAY will preach in the
Presbyterian Church of this place on Saturday
next, at II o'clock m, and also on Sunday morn
ing at 10E o'clock. The Lords Surrer will be ad-
ministered on Sabbath morning after public SER
vices.
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KEESE & McCULLY
ARE Offering their entire stock of Gsods at very
small profits for cash.
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Assignee's Sale.

WILL sell, upon the premises, on Wednesday
the 2nd day of June next, the
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KEEsE & McCULLY

PAY the highest market price for old Bank Bills,
Gold and Silver Coin.
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WATSON Co.-When you wish to buy cheap
and elegant goods. remember where TO find this
firm, who are always alive to the necessities of the
people, and keep constantly on hand n great yari-
ty and complete stock. Their supply for the
care and is calculated to please the most fastidi
Gus.
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Reese & McCully

AGENTS for the best Sorghum Mill in The Uni
ted States The Evaporator and Mill can be seen
in full operation ut j. C. Keys two miles from this
place.
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MUSICAL CoxvESrros.-The anniversary meet
ing of the State Musica! Convention will begin in
the Baptist Church Of this place tomorrow Fri
day. morning. The public are invited to attend
WM. WALKER, Of Spartanburg, the welr-known
musical author, is President of the Convention,
which is composed of delegates from various coun'
ties, including teachers and professors.
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Bonds, Stocks and Coupons
BOUGHT by
KEESE & McCULLY.
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WANTED.

100000 lbs RAGS for which the highest price
will be paid in cash for large quantities.
KEESE g. McCULLY.
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WANTED.

BEESwAX, Tallow, Butter and Eggs, by
KEESE g. McCULLY.
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MEETING OF SELEoTMEN.-The meeting on Sat-
urday last, of Selectmen from the various town.
ships, was largely attended, and was presided over
by R. N. WRIGHT, ESQ. No important meas
ures were determined upon, We believe, and the
business was confined to interchanging views upon
the township law, which is sore puzzle to many.
We suggest that the Attorney General ought to
give full Interpretation of its provisions, in
der that others not learned in the law might OBJ
tain an insight into its mysterious workings.
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KEESE & McCULLY

ARE selling good FLOUR for Twelve Dollars pei
barrel.
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Reese & McCully

AGENTS for the best Syrup and Sugar Evaporo-
tors.
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REAL ESTATE

Of M. r. Hunnicut, Bankrupt, consisting of one
Tract of Land, whereon he now lives, near Perry
vile Depot, on the Blue Ridge Railroad, on Mar
tins Creek, bounded by lands of Dr. 7. L. Lewis,
wm A. Lay and others, and containing
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Reese & McCully
Agen.s-for Wilson's Burglar Gun"
May H. 1869 46
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FRUITS AND FLowERs.-This is the brand of o
celebrated Tobacco, manufactured by E. T. PILKtN-
TON, of Richmond, Va, an6 which is held in great
esteem. by smokers. We are indebted to Mr.. Ju-
LIus RoFrE for a package, and take pleasure in
recommending it to eur friends. He has large
quantity on hand, and as the factory. was de-
isroyed by FIRE last week, it may. be difficult to
procure supply. Give Mr.. PoPrS e. call, next
door to.the Post Office.
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THE SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN AND TRUST COMA
NY.-This Company, whose advertisement appears
regularly in the columns of the h,tellgencer, has
opened department for the depout of Savings,
allowing per cent. interest under che rules ofthe
late Charleston Savings Institution which have
been adopted by this Company.
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LIBERAL HousE.-The column occnped by
SHARPE s. FANrs advertisements shows that they
know the virtue of printers ink. Their stock is
really beautiful, and embraces everything usually
kept in frst-class house. We commend them to
the continued favor of generous public.
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RICE MILLS,

all in successful operation; good Orchard, q
large and substantial two-story dwelling, nearly
completed, with very good out buildings. About
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BLEcKLEY EvIxs.-Both of these gentlemen
have been long and favoratly known to the citi-
zens of Anderson. Fair dealing, extensive expe-
rience and q thorough knowledge of the peoples
wants combine 70 make theirr reputation stand
upon solid foundation. 1t is with pleasure that
we invite attention to their advertisement, and
urge ON early call at their store. Their stock was
purchased by one of the firm, and comprises the
the choicest variety and most elegant selections.
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KEEsE & McCULLY

AGENTS FOR BATH PAPER MILLS.
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OLD DEBTS.

PARTIES indebted TO Bewley, Reese Co. will
please come forward and pay up.
KEESE s. McCULLY,
Survivors.
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May 13, 1869
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-06-24

!
+ II IS the universal opinion Of all tbS
people Of the country that no creature
anything like those was ever befo,o sssG
by them, Ths size renders /. certain
hat they have never been there. az Il Il
practically impossible that theN could
have grown TO that size wiihour having
been seen seen, Il is quite certain that
they ware aeyerthere before tho btorm,
aud II is almost equally certain thai the
storm brought lhem there. This storm
which passed over so large an extent Of
territory, aud was so violent, undodbted.
ly gathered, os do most Of such storms,
in the vast plains Of the northwest. Ii
was tornado, and, 10 passing through
the country. disurbsdthe usual atmoS,
pheric aud electrical conditions. so as 10
produce, in addition to the central tor.
nado, high wind, heavy rain and elecI
lrcAl storm. The most plausible theory
which 6ocUrs 10 us Os accounting for tho
presence orlhesc fishes, Is that the tor
Dnjo in passing over SomO lake or river
in the immense and certainly unknoWG
region Of tho northwest. drew up tho
water and with il these siogolor Oa,mals
which are eyidOotly ampbibious. The
tornado then sped on its mission Of dos
passing perhaps miles above
the earth, and occasionally. as at SaipS
man, striking The earth. Near Taylor.
vile tho central body OF the storm was
os is shown from the fact that
tho wind blew 10 gusts from all direct,
ions, AMI these creatures fell to the earth
to sstoujsh tho people, and pcrPlex the
scientific,