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CLERKS SALE.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

oouNsE COUNTY.
~ ~". :, ! 1S''' x"' . as. p''r,' Partition.
TT NDEH ~, ",'rr rr the Cnmi' c u,t
T. Eng't ~. I 'te nh .," named State
and nniN r,' sui 'hr highest bdr~
'cf'r" 'h% Hn Sc II ~" j., Wni',alla nn snle
day u Nn"mhrr ncs, g." Rrnt Estate f WIN
L. ksil', a"c".s' o. s,ii, ,f the "a ernI
Tracts 81 I.,r,d .. f'ln"-: mt
TRACE SO l. p'
Or he Chr.h'r place" rnnt,illiug ? 40 acres,
marc or, less wth !. ,d farm ,rnpru ,cmcntr.
good fenrr, anl 10 d - rrus IN state ot cntiya.
tirn This 'i..c IL. wrtvr mile. North we,t
,r nhn!m nnl ,;Intnti,> .5l acres "f gnt bot.
t'!u ia cultivation - arce quantity "f gn"d up.
lard. md ~ unItct li stock range not sur. Z
PISSED in the comfy Deposit gold * lnnnd on 2
every par' If it. and has been rroftably worked
ia past years.
TRACT NO 2,
Or the hume place. in the village # old PickenA,
cnn'nining l28 acres m,ro or ess with good
improvements. #f:Ii
TRACT NO 8,
Joining Tract NJ. 2 containing ls8 aerss
more or less. M improvements.
TRACT NO. 4.
In the village If "li Pickrns cnn,aininx acre
more or less. No improvements
TRACT NO. },
In the village "f" Md piokcns. containing aore,
with gond improvements.
TRACT NO. 6,
In i, re village If old Piokens. containing scrs
~ "nrruSr,nents.
TRACT NO. 8.
Or tho Gn'"Y Tract. continuing 80 aore. mars
or les1, S'fnae in tim Guuntv uf pi,kpn.
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ao,iS AZ ~ IIe New York News says tbo. =,
t1on'd sas brought before tho ayand Inn; .nae Jay
.n1rhing and questioned regsrtlno ~ EJary tl's
goa corner. As the result Of liz "e recent
General Butterfeld, sub tressurar aaI 'esII'mony
orDln, brotfer.inlaw Of Grant toaatha & q. y.
'shsrs have besn indicted for ,se;nes with
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R3- The farmers and planters of the State
will nntice with satisfaction that the prnprie
tors uf the "Oharleston News" have made an
arrangement with the proprietors of the Ru
raj Cnroliuian which enables them to offer
to suh,orihers unusual advantages. The
charleston News is already well known as
q wide.awake and pushing paper; the Rural
Caroliniap bids fair to be the best agricultural
m,gasine ever published 10 the South What
then. will our readers say to procuring the
Oily News" and Rural Caroliniun for one
year for S6 50, or the '''rr, Weekly News
aud Rur, Carolinian for one year for s400 !?
Can the force OF chenpness further go? Sub
scriptions at these rates may be sent to either
tho pr"prictors of the Rural Caroinian or the
proprietors Of the "Charleston News"
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STA'rEMENT

STATEMENT:
Il Pplieios in force, $25. .09O, 900
. Assets, l,5U0.0 600 i
Annual Income. &. 100000 gl
Losses Paid, 100000
OFFICERS:
w. IL. PRcKuAM. President.
WM. Il. llnoxER. Vice President.
H.. McADAA, Secretary and Aetuary. IL
G. a. FuDlcEAR. Superintendent.
All Pnlicy.holders have a full shure of the
gains. Dividends payable niior the end of each
yenr Dividends till now (ffty) so per cont
and orerit Half Loans are allowed without
obligations.
GEORGE KEIAI,
General Agsnt for tho Southern Stutss.
DIR. w. WARNE.
Ixamihin9 Physician.
DIR. a. E. NORMAN,
d. IL. OSrEN DORFF,
Agents for Walhaia ANA the nsixhborllond.
WALnALLA. $. e., Oct. 20. 1869 2-lY
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NEW GOODS.
NEW GOODS.

Sack Flannels. Fancy Dclaines. Rcps. Fame
pln'hs, P"plins. Empress C";h,. Cloth of TIA
~, Cloth de Vcnice. Satin.. Vel,et., Toll d
, nrr. ahawla. C,"aks, Gents, -. t'i,n-rI r.
Gs, 'Gs ssky L1n' iloso !" i" 9'sh W" Ma. Va: Dr.
"'s Gfhbed and Plan Gods, No,inne ne'
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Census

We have received from A. Bryce, Sr.,
the following statistics of the population of
Oconoe County. The number Of white ohil.
drtn between the ages Of 6 and l6 years, is
27l7, as follows: Males, 1855; females,
1,l62 Tie number Of colored children be-
tween snme ages. is 729, as follows: Males,
1856; females, 344. The number Of white
males over 2l years Of ugc, is l,548, colorer.
cd males, 376; making voting population
of 1924. The total white population of tho
County is, Males, 4,048; females, 4,256.--
The total colored is, males, 1,160; females,
1875; agsregating 8,304 whites, and 2,444
col,red. This would give US population of
l0.T4o. We hope to give our readers, in
our next issue full exhibit Of the agricul.
tural statistics Of the County.
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Andrew johnson,

The telegraph brings us information Of the
defeatIof Johnsonifo tho vacant Senatorship
from Tennessee. We oannotsce 10 this much
cause for regret on the part of the peace Low.
ing people Of the South. No doubt if elect.
Ell, he would haye denounced, III tho bitter.
est terms, the Reconstruction Acts, Uniyer.
sal suffrage and tho Fifteenth Amendment,
and would have vented hisssplcen against the
Radlcnl majority in tho Senate, but do we do.
sire strife and iconfusion2 Can any good
come from it? Could Mr.. johnson or any
other man bring to lifo.thcse deud issues, and
lop them off, restoring the States to their
status under the Constitution us it was. We
think certainly rot without a. rcvolu
tion. DO We want !, revolution7 On the
contrary, we want peace and quiet. A few
years ago the entire Southern people denounc.
ed MIR. Johnson as "a renegade and traitor,
whose afiliation with the Radicals, did moro
to draw Oft from US the aid and sympathy Of
Tennessee, than any other ten men could
have done. After the death Of Lincoln, he
linaugurated his policy of reconstruction under
the Constitution, with only the ohapges re
sulting. from tho war. In this effort hn
aided and esteemed by tho South, but stinu'
lated by more zeal than discretion. lie brought
upon himself md the South the odum OF the
ruling majority of Congress. Was he uctun.
ted by love to che South? He ascribcd his
ng"-ts to his sense Of duty as citizen under
the Constitution, Which he had sworn to sup
port, und for this high evidence OF principle
we honor him, while smarting under tho lash
of his over friendly efforts for us. The poll
cy Of Mr. johnson failed. The Reconstruct
tion Acts have been endorsed by the Ameri
Gun people in the election of Grant and the
adoption of the Fifteenth Amendment only
requires time. What should now be our pol
icy? What benefit could result from the
election Of men whose v'ry presence und 20
litcul record would revive uud strengthen
the existing animosity against the South r
We are, us u people. vitality Interested in q
good Government, und however entertaining
Dir. Johuson's bitter denunciation, dipped in
the gull of personal hatred against the Radi
oil Senate might be, every lover of pence
must admit he is not the man to benefit us or
improve our condition. We rather need one
who can pour oil On the troubled waters, and
allay confusion by smo,hering down past re-
sentiments. If MIR. Cooper is moderate i'll pol
itics aud honest in principle, he can effect far
more good Tor Tenucsaee aud the South than
tho Ex President
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Mill Pond and Channel Oysters.

TRAcT NO, 2,
o"rs M .se "r n,' .s n Mrt rr"c' sl acre.
p'"'s''e"'' Deposit gold fund on t. - - ~.
TRACT NO. 3, \.
W. ~" o"neros' % Creek. containing 3od acre, o,. e
OF ''8' adjoining lands Of Tyre Ma lldin. " "'' -
TRACT NO. q, .,
zoo H aa cres ns a. r'est pokon. County ooo.saDx
TRACT, NO S,
le.. n" ono" Crock o'n'aining $40 acres u,o,e sr
~'S S:-fhr>c snlns sill be ,,odo =,
,'"no, Two and three years. in three o",si
'"a,"'l WI, ''stnInent- Purchaser !, ,,;.o hr,n y
@ sos I" I%" s"pa 'nr'ties with mortgage f prem
- ''H ezra" IN cash FIR All uecessnrv ,a,,ao.
md stamps PaPers d
Sept 28 1860 n - ",c'"o;
,ps GsshS 'A"i"r,m ,r!,s,.ror /" am, ,.,,r,o,
- p'''e please C,pv tiI hnv az sola - !. 4
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State Fair.

The Executive Committee Of the State
nual horticultural land Hsehanical Society met in
iliea. Such tickets oon ~, S.t5A.was deter
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TIE ltlH STATE OF SOUTH O.iR1I,TNX's s.
oooSEE qouNrY-,cIrAysoNg I, 81
w HEREAS. Wn. Sanders ,o, \, I. &. y, 4t,,,
vii; grant nm lsnersbf asl.aaIss,r.,Ins y a,m ne
Jn,nos '.neAen tpon the Estate and efyso," ,ne
Thssa SanaSrs deceased late of oone Gon. pr
singular the .IsslrrS S"asrS g '.e and admqnsh sasa
Sanders eessed That tey ID md anns sala yas
ia 8 ,o he ID ii wDst.Se
thsy SSUs S"ve shyd ,s forenoon s, e
'Vth Day sf October. 1885,, 'i fee'9 ssah shs
4RloaArsp InwIs ..r,x ~,
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T1OKGt,Y Il HUGHES
Dealers In Boots and Shoes
Z 800 Main street.
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The unhnrned surratt

The man John n. Surratt was point
ed out by circumstances as an accom-
plice with Booth In the murder of
Abraham Lincoln. So great was the
horror ofthe crime that he was hunted
all over the world, seized in Egypt, and
dragged back to America for trial. Yet
the reaction OF rebel diabolism in WASH
ingtou, by STAYING off his trial, and
packing a jury when it came on, kept
him from the halter till Andrew john
son put him out of peril by the last
proclamation ofamnesty.
But the confessions of AtZerodt and
Arnold, just made public, link him so
closely with the deed that there can be
no moral doubt of his completely In it.
Atzerodt's was dying one, made in his
cell the night before his execution. 1t
could not have been prejudiced. These
dying words were that, on the evening
Of the murder, just before it was done,
Booth told Atzerodt that Surratt was at
the Herndon House, that he had seen
him a few moments ago, and that he
was to help do the deed at the theater.
But this man Surratt has full pardon
and liberty. He is entertained and
made hero of by the rebels of Wash
tngton and of Virginia and Maryland.
Nav, he announces that he will soon
publish an autobiography ofhimself for
the edification of the American people,
Cincinnati Times.
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\ wAsu1SaroN letter writer says the

y WASHINGTON letter writer says the
Alabama treaty meets with strong OPP
position in the Senate Committee, and
stands no chance of being ratified i'll its
present form. The Committee do not
favor the mode OF settlement of these
claims, nor do they approve of that
feature allowing the English to present
claims that have accrued during the
past fifteen years as n set-or against
those of our people. The ignoring OF
the beligerent rights question by our
government is strongly censured.
When the subject comes up for conside-
ration in executive session the conduct
of the persons making this treaty will
he thoroughly examined.
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BOOKINGS UNRIVALLED BAKING
D POWDER. The best in the market and
always gives satisfaction. apr
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E;RCHANTS NATL BANK of West Va
~ n. r. cor Monroe q Main SITS,
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Business Cards.
AUCTIONEERS.
BOOTS AND SHOES.

DOYD q WAYMAN,
~ No. 50 Main street,
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In Cincinnati, on Monday noon, an
angry, well dressed old gent attracted
attention by decorating, with arawhide.
the shoulders of a mice young man"
for writing letters to girls in the High
school after being forbidden so to dc
by their parents. The squirning youth
escaped by darling into an adjacent Of
fro
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Proposals for Transporting Salt.

CEALED PROPOSALS. FOR TRANS
. porting all the salt manufactured by the
Ohio River Salt ComPan for one or hVC
up to u o'clock NJ. OF the 10Th day of Feb
The party to whom the contract may be
awarded, will be required to furnish good,
staunch, seaWorthy tonnage, consisting ar
barges and steamboats,. such as Puss good IN
spectiOn. and are in every respect fully
equipped with lines and tackle, and manned
with competent Oncers and crew
The salt to he transported will be delivered
from the sheds on the furnace yards OF the
company, will be put up in barrels contain
ing $50 lbs. net each, or in barrels OF bush.
each. Proposals made should state the price
OF freight on each kind of package.
Tie party to whom the contract may to
awarded Will receive the salt on the fuInHc"
yards, will Loaf, transport, unload anu de-
liver the salt on the landings at the IOllow-
fitts9urgh, Penn, WellssyilIe. steuben-
ville., Bridgeport, Bellslr, Marietta Ports
bug, Wheelin: and Parkersburg, West Vic
GINA, Map syiIle. C9yingt0n, Louisville Louisville.
and Hickman, Kentucky; Madison, JetieT-
BOnvllle, Sew Albany aud Evansville. In
quincy, Illinois; ClarksvilIe, Nashville ana
memphis. tennessee; ct. Louis and Hannl-
Parties making proposals may include tho
whole territory 10 DO hupplIed III one bid,
for either one or i've YEAR; or may max"
lions OF the territory divided as follows:
/. From POmerOy to all points 10 and liz
GLIDING Pittsburgh, Pa.
2. From POmeioy to all points to and ii.
Guiding, Louisville Ky.
,. From PomerOy, ~, to all points on the
Ohio River between Louisville KY, ami
Cairo. Ill.
L. From Pomeroy, o. to GAINESVILLE and
Nashville, Tenn.
5. From Pom roy. o., TO all points ON the
Mississippi River, including CAIRO, Ill.
The minimum stage of water that parties
Will be required to freight salt, VIII he when
tow boats can leave POmerOy safely with
Dtrges drawing three and O4e-haII Ieet or
water, and tow to such places as they C-gn bC
mat draught.
The Ohio River Salt Company will, as far
as possible, give REASONABLE lows, LnOu.E
they will not positively couIrac: iuil lows e"
each point.
The party to whom any portion, or the
whole OF the contract, may be HWaIdetI, Will
be required to give sati- actory bonds tor IL"
faithful performance OF MS contract
BIDS may he sealed and addressed to 'On.
h. HORTON, POmeroy, Ohio, and shout"
be marked proposals for transports =
Salt
The Ohio River Salt Company reserve the
right TO reject any or all the bids that may he
offered.
The Ohio River Salt Company offer
FOB SALE
All o: their large stock of EarSes. Floats,
GanSwaSs, Tarpaulin-r Lines ana l"Ghie'
and the entire stock OF articles used IN load
Ing aud transporting salt ana 10 sNcI4 hS
make acceptable biI+. Will give the pTiNi-
Iege OF paying for their purchases III freight
OHIO RIVE X SALT COMPAST.
X r. HUDSON, sec. and treas.
PoMERoY, o., January ii, 1862.
tanZSlawtd
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"Therc," said he. Now the latitude
must guess ut by certain combinations.
In the first place the slight variation In
the length of the days. Then l muat
try and make IL rough calculation OF
the SUMS parallaX. And then my bot
any will help me II little; spices furnish
"A clue; there are one or two that will
not grow outside the trOpiC. 1t was the
longitude that beat me, and now we
have conquered it. Hurrah Now !
know what TO ditfuse, and in what di-
rection east, southeast; the ducks
have shown me that much. So there's
the first step towards the impossible
problem"
Every WE'LL" said Helen; land am
sure one step is enough for one day.
for bid You the topic tor twelve hours al
least. l detest it because it always
makes your poor head so hot"
"What on earth does that matter p
said Hazel, inpetuously, and almost
GROSSLY.
Come, come, come, SIR" said Helen
nuthoritativcly, ''it matters to me-"
But when she saw thathe could think
of nothing else, and that opposition ir'
ritated him, she had the tact and good
sense not to strain her authority, nor tC
irritate her subject.
Hazel spliced a long, tine-pOinteC
stick to the mast head, and set plank
painted white with guanO at right an
giles to the base of the mast: and 81
whenever the sun attained his meridian
attitude, went into difficult and subtle
calculation to arrive at the latitude, OIL
AS near it as he could without proper
instruments; and he brOoded and
brooded over his discovery OF the lOngi'
tuue, but unfortunately he could moi
advance. In some problems the first
step once gained leads, or at least points
to the next; but to know whereabouts
they were, and to let others know it,
were two difficulties heterogeneous and
distinct.
Having thought and thought till his
head was dizzy, at last ne took Helen's
advice and put it by for while. He
set himself to tit and number quaint
ty OF pearl oyster shells, so that he
might he able to place them at once
when he should be ableto recommends
his labor of love in the cavern.
ITO BE Continued
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ArATIONAI.BANKO OF WEST VA,
IN J. Wagner, Cashier, {. Oglebay, Pres
4. w. cor. Main a Monroe SIS
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REFERRING to the newspaper report
that Evarts had dined with Gen. Grant
three times in as many weeks; the Bos.
ton Post suggests that he is rapidly
eating his way into the Cabinet.
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E0Es rURAFYENG TIE BLOOln.

The reputation this ..~.
!. !.
U~ Ccllrnt medicine enjoys.
H1[- y is derived from its
IN H.; many OF which truly
~GeeS-zI marvellous. lnvc''rh'"
<A| cases of ScroTuous Ill
n M ease, where the SYSTEM
~ seemed saturated with
~ eA-GS corruption, have hcr,s
e. zl5l-SSf9 ~ purified and cured 10y 1t.
ScroGulous affections AMI
II Zsssttf disorders, which were az
sSE1se2aszzs GravatCd 10y the sCroiu-
lnus contamination until
they were painfully affecting, have been radically
cured in such great numbers in almost every
be Informed OF its virtues or uses.
Scrofulous poison is one of the most destructive
enemies OF our race. OHSn, this unseen and uni'!t
tenant of the organism uncrmincs the constitution,
and invites the attack of cniccns fatal diseases.
without exciting suspicion OF its presence. Again;
then, on some favorable occasion, rapidly develop
into one or other of its hcous forms, either i,'
surface among the vitalS. In the latter, tub"T
Giles may he suddenly deposited III the lun$S ~
heart, or tumors formed in the liver, or II show
its presence by Cruptinns the skin, foul ulcer
atoms some part of the body. Hence the ncr:i-
siOnal use of bottle of this SIrSIpTriH| Is AT
Visablc, even when active symptoms of disease
appear Persons afflicted with the following
plants generally find immediate Tci'Ii; aT.l; *
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Ictfcr. SAT- Rhc"m, Sc0Id Head. R'"g'r"I'".
visible forms OF ScrOImIOWS disease. Al in the
more concealed forms, as DHSICISiG: D'"r:n'
and the various EErcrOWS affections OF the mUsru-
lar and nervous systems.
SyIJHlttS or } FuFrfHt anu lIFrCHTtHt ISbScCS'$
nrc cured by ii, though long time required for
subduing these obstinate malacs by any medicine.
Iut long continued use of this medicine viii Cug.'
the complaint. L"HCOrrhH'O or HHifCS. Tfrria..
UTccrafioms, and EcniHIc Diseases. are com
monty relieved and ultimately cured lay
purifying and invigOr;Iting effect. Minute Dire
lions for each are found i'll our Almanac, sup
piled gratis. rheumatism and (:"IIf. when
caused by acCumulatiOns of cNtrane"us matters
i'll the blood, yield quickly to it, as ais" Lir"'
Complaints, IorpititW. congestion or I"JiG'"
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Those who are LTWDWid and LiSflCSS. II'*I""
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SHOW BILLS for Country Merchants.
CARDS AND BILL HEADS neatly printed
MANUFACTUREILS'I Labels.
INSURANCE PoLLCnEs AND BLANKS