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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1869-09-23
For The Anderson intell,gencer.
SYNOPSIS OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE
METHODIST DISTRICT MEETING.

The Greenvle District Meeting of the South
Carolina Conference has just held its annual ses-
sion at Anderson Village. lis deliberations were
presided over by Bishop VIE. NJ. Wightman, in the
Methodist Church, and tho large crowds that at
tended the discussions upon various subjects in
connection with The church, evinced Lively and
continued interest in the same.
The meeting was preceded by sermon from
Rev. J. NJ. Carlisle, on the evening of the 10Th.
There was preaching every night by various min
listers, and the pulpits OF the Baptist aud Presby-
teriau churches having beer kindly rendered by
those denominations were used on the Sabbath
The Bishop preached twice during the meeting
aud made several addresses from the chair upon
topics connected with the interests of the church
Upwards OF SO delegates were in Attendance, rep
reseuting 69 churches, Within the counties oi
Grecnvllle, Anderson, Plckens, and part ol
Sparlauburg. the membership of the same being
about $3.50.
BY compilation of statistics, the gratifying
fact is ascertuined that about 3JU have within the
lust few months, been added TO the membership
being about ~ per ceut. increase, which indicates
Il couditiou of things calling for profound graft
tude to Almighty God.
Rev Samuel Leard, ugent for Sunday Schools
Rev. WIN. Martin agent for the Washington Street
Church, Columbia; Rev. 5. Is. Jones, President o
Spartanburg Female College; Professor Lester
from Wolfurd College, were present us visiting
brethren. Father Derrick, one Of the oldest an,
mosl venerable ministers OF our Conference
cbccrcd the hearts Of his younger brethren by
his illusions 10 the past, anu the words OF hops
f,r ,Ia future. lie conducted the love feast OIL
Sabbath aft ernoon, one Of Lhe most pleasing fea
lures of the meeting. The utmost harmony pre-
vailed throughout. and the meeting closed OIL
Sabbath with delightful revival Of religion still
in continuance. Tie Inst resolution passed by thu
District Meeting was their expression OF pleasure
ut the kind hospitality extended to lhem ny th'
citizens of Anderson and vicinity.
The next District Meeting will be held at Viii
''''''''''' @. F. ROUND Sec.
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Dplneneal.

MARRIED. on Tuesday, September IA, 1863. by
Rev. ]. B. Adger, Mt Pendeton. s. c., Mr.. JOHN
E. BRRAzEALE and Miss MoLLIE j., youngest
daughter of ]. E. Belo.te. Esq
BY the same, at same time and place, MIR. Il.
MARCUS BuRRIss and Miss CARRIE E. TILLINa-
HAST, all of Anderson county.
Nv Accompanying the above marriage notices,
this Office received bountiful supply of elegant
cake, and for their remembrance, we beg TO re-
turn sincerest thanks to the parties concerned
AS it was double wedding, may double share
of happiness be vouchsafed to them.
Al the residence Of the brides mother, by Rev.
D. W. Humphreys, on the evening OF the 18th
instant, Mr. j. W. BLACK, of Aboeville, and Miss
ELIZA HATroS. of Anderson.
At4 o'clock on Thursday. the 9th instant, at his
own residence, by Rev. A. Rice, Mr.. JOHN PRES
TON CowAN and Miss MARY JANE BURTON, all Of
this county.
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LITERATURE IN THE souTE.

All Southern men and women with the proper
feelings of self-respect. should be deeply interes
ted in the efforts which are now being made
,hrougheut the South to develop her native literary
talent, and to build up literature, through which
her past history shall be vindicated from all the
obloouy which is now being heaped upon it, and
whereby Southern thought and Southern civiliza-
tion shall be adequately represented ID the arena
OF the modern world. But strange rs it may ap-
pear, there prevail remarkable apathy and in
difference on the part of the great mass of the
population to oil literary projects, which can
scarcely be accounted for on grounds creditable to
Southern character. The editors of the South, as
II body, have perhaps done hat they could to dis
pel this Indifference, aud to arouse the people to
the imperative necessity of fostering native enter
prise if they wish TO preserve nvolale the sacred
honor of their dead and to bequeath heritage of
liberty to their children.
The New Eclectic Mogozine, which has now been
iu existence for three years, and with which has
recently been incorporated The Land We Lore,
stands at the head of the list of Southern publica-
,ions. AT this period Of he year, when persons
are in the habit of choosing their periodicals for
the winter. it is especially requested Of the Public
that they bestow part Mt least Of their patronage
upon a periodical published in their interest. and
which, the Southern and Northern press both being
judges, is the peer of any magazine published in
America both in its literary standard and the
quality aud attractiveness ofits Typography.
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Ghe Marhsts.

ANDERSON. Sept. %, 1869.
Cotton market active at 23A to "a; Corn, Sl.6O
to SITS: Peas, S. to Sl.5O; Bacon, 20 to 25
Flour. $500 to Sl2OO; Wheat Sl.5O to $l.75 ;
Oats, S1.00.
BY TUESDAY EVENINGS MAIL.
AUGUSTA. Sept. 20. 1859
Cotton market closed dull, at 26 for middling
sales 156 bales; receipts 4O5.
CHARLESTON, Sept co. 1869.
Cotton quiet and easier with sales of 26O bales;
middlngs %; receipts 924.
NEW YORK. Sept. 20, 1869
Cotton decidedly lower, with sales of $500 bales
Mt 291
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METHODIST DISTRICT MEETING.

AT our request, the Secretary of this body has
obligingy furnished the readers of this paper
with synopsis of the proceedings. We attended
the meeting on several occasions, and can testify
10 the earnestness and interest manifested by the
delegates and visitors. The church was crowded
nightly with serious aud attentive congregations
and many souls have been led to enquire the way
of salvation. Nine persons have connected them
selves with the church. and the services are con-
tinued at night, with preaching from such minis
ters as were enabled to remain over to aid the
pastor
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DISTRESSING CASUALTY.

We have received letter from our esteemed
friend, Maj. GEORGE SEABoRS, giving the partcu-
lars of distressing and fatal accident which &C.
CURED ST The Pendletou Factory on Saturday last
resulting in the death Of Mrs. Mellow, an estima
BILE widow Indy OF that reighborhood The follow
ing embraces the particulars;
..Mrs. Mellow came 10 the Factory to have some
wool carded, and from curiosity or other motive,
went IN front of the machinery, and putting hex
hand and arm loo near the wool cylinder, the
sleeve of her dress was caught, pulling her into
the machine and resulting in her arm being bro.
ken and mangled in most distressing manner
The body was thrown over on the left Of the ma.
chine from her position when caught. The acci
dent happened about two o'clock p. m. The pro
prietor Mr. WM PERRY, had just lett the Factory
and OIL being sent for, hasiened 10 her assistance
removed her to his residence, and sent 10 Pende.
t,n for physicians. DRs. PIcKENs and SLOAN re
spondsd promptly, and found Mrs. Mellow very
much exhausted, so much SO that they declined II
anputate the limb until reaction should take place
They applied restoratives without efect-profeo.
sional skill and the most devoted attention availed
pot, and after four hours of great suffering. deai
closed the scene. Her son reached her bedside
few minutes before she died."
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REAL ESTATE SALE.
On Wednesday, October Is, 1869,

WILL be sold at the late residence of Mrs. Ma.
ry Simpson, deceased, near Sherard's Store, I'M
Anderson county, S c.. the Real Estate on which.
she lived, divided into two tracts, viz:
THE HOME PLACE,
Containing 328 acres, including about 40 acres of
prime creek bottom in cultivation. an ample pro-
portion of woodland, comfortable dwelling and
outhouses.
THE McCURDy PLACE,
Containing Sas acres, adjoining the Home Place..
with bottom, timber and dwelllng-hc to make,
desirable settlement.
TERMs.-Onethird cash one third on the 1st
March. 1870. and the balance December 25,
1870. Notes or bonds, with interest from date,
with approved security. and mortgage of the
premises to secure the purchase money, with the.
privilege of anticipating payments.
Parties desiring TO examine these lands can ap-
ply to DR.. Walker on the premises, or any of the,
legaees.
Sold by the HEIRS AT LAW.
Sept %, 1869 Is 8
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NOTICE TO DEL1NQuENTs.

Persons indebted to this office for subscription
are earnestly requested to pay us visit next
week and discharge their Indebtedness The
cross mark will signify to subscribers who is
meant in this request. With some we have wait
ed patiently, in view of the necessity for them to
use their money for other purposes, and we trust
they viii show a due appreciation of this indul-
gence by responding promptly.
Those indebted for advertising and job work
are notified that the demands against them must
likewise be settled without delay.
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puBLIC M. ETING.

We, the undersigned, citizens Of the Town OF
Anderson, do earnestly invite the citizens Of the
county generally 10 meet us in consultation at
Anderson Court House on Tuesday, the 2Sh day
of September instant, to take into consideration
the propriey of aiding in the construction of the
Air Line Railroad FROM Atlsnta Georgia, to Char
lotte, North Carolina, with the view of securing
its location through our commercial centre, accor-
ding to the original charter of the road.
] p REED. STEPHEN McCULLY,
JAMES l.. ORR. o. II. p. FAINT,
n. +. GRAFTON, JOHN B. MOORE,
MILFORD BURRISS, j. s. MURRAY,
A. r. BROYLES, WIN. McGUklN.
! b. CLARK, JOHN W. DANIELS,
4 EVINS. DANIEL BROWN,
A. b. TOWERS, JAMES a. HOlT,
B. f. WHITNER, W, W, HUMPHREYS.
September 90, 1869.
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BRIEF LOCAL IrEMs.-The annual exhibit of the
financial affairs of the Town Council is publish cd
today.
There are number of defaulting taxpayers
likely to gee their names in print before many
days unless they call upon the clerk Of the Town
Council, DR.. W. II NARpIN, and square up their
Indebtedness 10 the town.
The bar.rooms in this village have been closed
The Council refused to grant license on and after
The 18th instant, at which time all the former
licenses expired.
Many of our merchants have gone to Charles
ton and New York 10 purchase fall supplies.
Mr. STEPHEN McC6BnY is about TO erect another
three story brick building on the north side of the
public Squire.
A genuine velScipede made its appearance upon
the public square one day last week, under the
management of young man learning the art of
riding these ricketty machines. The velociPede
belonged to Hansleys Varieties, but tie rider was
one of our own citizens.
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CIRCUIT COURT.

The September term begins on Monday next at
this place. The Sessions business will be COM
paratively light. We presume that The civil busl-
ness will occupy the greater part of the two weeks
allowed for the term.
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Administrators Sale.

ON the lSTn Of OCTOBER next, at the late.
residence OF Mary Simpson, decd, will be sold.
the PERSONAL Property Of said deceased, consist.
ing of
Horse, Cattle Hogs,
Wagon, Carriage and
Household and Kitchen Furniture. &c.:
Terms cash.
Persons having claims against said Estate will
please present them, and those indebted will
please make immediate payment.
j. H. REID,
j. NJ SIMPSON,
Administrators.
Sept %. 1869 IS 8
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rSg~ We have received from Mcssrs SMIrH &
IIovEY, Of Pendleton, a superior ''long-h"nded'
Broom. of their own manuiaetuer. These get,-
tlemen have recently established Broom Factory,
and we assured by merchants that the prices
and quality of these brooms arc equal in every re-
specl to those purchased Mt the North, We hail
with qualification this evidence of enterprise, and
trust the propriefOrs will be sbuudantiy rewarded
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ny Mr.. s FRANK McCoSsELL has sent to this
Office bottle of choice syrup, made from Sorghum
cane 1t is equal in clearness and flavor 10 Almost
any syrup now in market and evidences superior
management in its manufacture. Our friend Will
accept our thanks for his sweetened compliment
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par The card of Capt, A. B. MuLLIcAN. OF
Charleston, is published in our columns to-day.
The Capt is n gallant ex- Confederate, and is per-
,ps we'll known TO many of our readers. He has
been engaged in business for number of years. and
with experience. energy and industry, deserves
WILL at the hands of the public Ills card shows
that be is engaged in The Cotton Fnctorage and
General Commission Business, embracing the snIe
of all kinds Of staple produce; and he will also
give particular atteption to The purchase and for
wardng of merchandise, machinery, agricultural
implements seeds, manures, &e.
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na- A sample of long staple cotton, raised in
Oconee county by Mr.. JAMES ZACHARY has oeeh
exhibited to us. Persons desirous OF inspecting
the sample will call on TOWERS & BURnIss' Of this
nlaca
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- The details of The great calamity in Pennsyl-
vania published on our outside o.dny, will be
read with painful interest. So sudden and SO ter
rbe destruction of human life haI not probably
occurred before on American soil '-sa
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OF THE TOWN
~ ANDERSON.

~ W COUNCIL OF ANDERSON
~ r. NARDLM Secretary
Nov ooasre u currency oOs a2
Amount cash received in State l Bills Receivable Rec d So 90
18-Am
retail liquor by the e60oo
49, dfmMar collected IOOO
15.-Ec sefrmAN A Nouchfs l@
May 8Amount of fine paid by Norris emW
90 Crawford SO
n,v Amount Of License from AUes Circus.
Amount General Taxes x collected @ for Nth the I YEAR Interest 81 81 g.
slg87
paid Hoyt s Walters 2s9e 90
2O--Pai fodder Sc, 20
2a-Pad 18th November 18th December, $3.50
1863 to 18th JAM 1862 80 s
- bundles fodder ,.., r,..,.. 90 90 a
March ls-Pail Ht Walters gS 5S
salary from 18th February 18th March, oo
So--Pad A Reeves for repairing CART OS Oo
d5-pid Jim Frazier for repairing % guard s house. % So SS
28 Paid street haIds 81 w
May 22-Pa Scott salary 18th May SS 80
June 10 piI la s nney S D. h'ns account 0' CUT" Co.,
18th May 18th June 90 Se
2+-Paid Scott salary 18th June 18th July, % 90
Paid hands, 0o w
aug 2o-rsd Scott salary, July sssss
ss, II Paid street hands hands and for corn.
Paid Paid Kspasd N s%a Hg[a o.s for w9Ti m done s" SID I
Sept 1a-By p commission @ 1886 70 received % 80
Cash I'm hand - s |
sss7
Sept s-ca,b Treasury
Secretary
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In the Probate Court.

Elihu wiging,on, Applicant, VS.. E. G. Wigington,
and others.
1T appearing to my satisfaction that the heirs at
law Of George Wigingion, decd, names and num-
ber unknown. Defendants in The above stated case,
reside without tn State, il is, therefore.
Ordered. That they do appear and object to
the division or sale of the Real Estate of John
Wigington, deceased, within forty days, or their
consent to the same will be entered Of record
w. w. HUMPHREYS,
Judge Of Probate Anderson County,
Sept 20, 1859 ls 6
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Audsrsom antelligenesr.
Thursday Morning, September ssrd, 1869.

nss- JOHN 7. SLOAN, jr.. is the regular author
ized agsnt in Columbia to solicit advertisements
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New Store! New Store y!
BYRNE g. FOGARTY

Anderson C. h. ws
CASH at the bEHSON
for
Gmhe and Basve Bro shrtng'
CctonFla Flanne.R IN Vahses
adanc emadon
BYRNE & FQG5sARSTuYYh TuYhsr
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orrny.-Wbat has become Of the Anderson
Farmers Association? An early answer is solici-
ted, but don't oil speak at once.
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SOUTH CAROLINA UNIVERSITY.

We learn from the Columbia Pheniz that DR..
A. G. MAcKEY has been elected Professor of Nat
ural and Mechanical Philosophy and Astronomy ;
JOSEPH A. JONES' of Georgia, Professor of Chem.
istry; T. E. HEART, ESQ.,, of Darlington, Profess
sor of Mathematics; and Dr. JOHN LYNCH, of Co
lumbia. Demonstrator of Anatomy. Our cotem-
porary makes the following comments:
DR.. Mackey is well known in this State. His
correspondence with Bowen, TO say nothing of his
previous elegant efforts. Shows n command Of Ian
guage hat may be well in n professor but. be
fore this. we were aware TINT he aspired to
natural and mechanical philosophy and astrono
my. We suppose the idea of the Board was that
his election would. at best, make the University
..see stars" from The telling blow It gets IN hs
election 10 chnir in that seat Of learning. Or.
Jones, we are informed. is of Georgn. We do
not know this professor. Professor Heart is II
graduate of the Citadel Academy-was professor
in the FRI; man University, and is n gentleman of
high character and fine attainment. DR.. John
Lynch is we'll known as one of our local physi-
clans.
Since the above was put in type, we have learn
ed from tbs Pheniz of later date that Drs. LYNCH
and MAcKEY declined to accept the positions ten
dered them.
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HAWKINS, WILLIAMSON & CO.,
Cotton Factors and General Commission Merchants,
1o5 West Lombard Street, Baltimore.

W. authorized
lmkeibe ke cash va
D.
Col wm Johnston President &A R.
Charlute C; Gen.
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WANTED,

In the District Court of the Uni
ted States, District Of South
Carolina.
In the matter of John Cunningham, Bankrupt
Notice 10 Establish Liens.
BY virtue of an order from His Honor Judge
BRYAN, all creditors holding liens against the Es-
tate of John Cunningham, Bankrupt, are hereby
required to establish the before c. G. jaeger,
Register in bankruptcy, at Newherry c. H., s. O.,
ON or before the l1th day of October next.
]. w. NORRIS, Assignee.
s.pt %, 1859 lS
, 1869-10-14

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, 1869-10-14
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

| -.... WEnsrApA1 PTZNIxd. Oct. IL
The 4lle~trr tails sasws th- trrryts and ..2:nea,e
Fl EhfE. shingles sad lash during The past trenty
fur hurr1:
, 1869-10-14
English Escs,,cuy sar S'olyEo.ny.

Etlcli.h Wtltsfs MI. Constantly kcAn,lalI2el t,y
the r1!h:encG u pull CANT IN Ctah. Taey con-
sh'tr II enaTr to anr gnsrruu,sus t1Iat xfltn a
state of things as perntttd Int ,,1ss iiZn!f over
tie fAct list thf converts tn I'ni! Eanv anI Nor
th,rl.n nre pr1ucltalif fuN!ld IN EuGlanJ, nol
:,n'irun kufh In Amerca tnti l.ce.lu.c they arc
inIhtfia3fIy tntne.1 on to :ne I1rtlcEt Ml1rfy
ti1H'r1u onr rtlncat'dnal institutions Hnh public
eetttllacnt have h*+h a1i1ast unable to reach then
Eat.uu hAyt. txen greatly ,serti1e,l, hut none Ok
them auCh NJ We Lava teen nG.c to avail oar
It appears that Ut Ia'c thry have found roly9.
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Ehgtleh EOtaty. tut. tnttveR Ut Natal. It Ecctns,
tr% Ia the kanit Hf Tot "uly it,aguR III rtTa.tty
1t auc Ion. Wives s++n linus largely nnnnnoltzen
Nv the wrAlthy-n VERY undesirable c2,n 1!u1a 0l
1h'1R. English r:forsner. naturally undertake 70
remedy this. IN tfnsrE ~ tHry tvpc4t ieAs that
wrsc ri leA+t very practical. II tncT hal 40 other
t..etsi 10 ctsrnmrnd them. Thrr a'.an'touel MI the
rnr .cntiMcnsxiits 1hts in,ulssH, in when giving
niylfr TO the AlncF:ra1ls, au,i went tO werk IN
t;Gstc another WY. They ,lal tot even ntlyo-
lutcfs prtht:n the practice. They suuzdt 10
.csuasr and TAX II AE.l IL auscs mt OF exat-
t'urc- To stop the aIr'hr. they 1xc,1 the highest
"rte ut which wife Mral ts. ~nlil 1t ten he4l OF
.'a''le. Far second nsi thirt rae T'rcs, he*srer,
~ far "a ran se~, m aurttnn Flight still he
c4 rssary er1 them OF III, harta OF their man
.cing pMpas Dr Inatnn,at. wl.pfntrcr Arr1pRe such
aFrasnk 1heu 70 trcoctasv, Elllfe they did not
husband Il nj wIrcs IT. na hcsl'es the 1!at ac-
teld;ng to flg srat.. ten tnars per head nc
~ ands ior csrt. one a':l.ttoEal. Whether tho
* tislss,fuf wtntt trrf H;A.u tue vi .cs Of the
'.r.lnql:"nt nnl rel! thsnl to ralsc tne tax ani
"N.:a, II II rrtnanr,f rnnshf. II nuf htate,l- The
aA Il. urtfuEc IN tlttcturrrss tois gnuy BY raak-
1s II tO c1lrnt.sc, trst on,.: pail there can h.
IN Luther legal nt,}rs'sinp t"fh" having Of morG
'tan 'Hc wife. English lsw nnpatcui'y legal
.k.hn-
Tits. lhen, ls the English Plan at tl'sp1.'nR Of
sa.!l ca11l-1AAluE 1t OFT Ut existence. Wnat
"eti' l'IIrta.A iunE hi,'t nt1 Apostles SAT, it,,
.FEcre sHr STAFF ihrHts s."l md 'y thr internal
,.,ruIe Ur Cuunry A~s. .u1. after an caamcra-
;,+ of thclr Usn-F toxah:r. Property. c1al: w.vea
1t s:@ 1T &tA escl. Wl'h Af1inE SC 1it incrca4-
.:.r IN proportion tt tho eAt"nt ef t,e luxury III
i.-l-FH IN Ne an'.7i: III. 4t>~;.n4 d: ths Qrc1a-
;,"H ri .uch II law 10 the I; Al, i1utaals.