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FERTILIZERS f.!
RHODES SUPERPHOSPHATE,
The Oldest, Longest Established Aanure
OR EIILLA NO
PERUVIAN no.

RHODES MANURE, in its preparation, i.
made equally adapted for forcing large crops Of
Cotton, Corn, Wheat, Tobacco, Potatoes, and other
root crops. g w. 90 &
The Manufacturing Department is conducted by
Frederick Klett, one of the most skilful Chemists
and Manufacturers in the United States.
1t is endorsed, approved, and recommended by
all of the most prominent Chemists and Agricultu-
rists in the Southern States. alt can be relied
upon as uniform in quality always reliable pro-
ductive of large crops and uncxcelled by any in
the market, in the high percentage of ''True Fer
tizing Principles q
Price $3.50 cash, OF $65 time, with Factors ac-
ccp;auce and Der cent. interest until LIST Decem-
oRCHlLLA GUANo, "AA."-A fine Bird Gu
ano rich in Phosphates and Alkaline Salts Price
$50 cash, or $40 time. ,T 49,,
PERUVIAN GUANO, warranted pure, and al
ways on hand. Furnished at market prices for
cash.
3. S. RHETT son, Agents,
Charleston, S. C.
Deca, 1868 25 3m
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DUPONT'S
GUN-POWDER.

| WOULD invite the attention of dealers TO my
Large and Well Assorted stock of POWDER, con-
sisling Of
RIFLE HFg, in kegs, half and quarter kegs, al
SO in one pound and half pound canisers.
DEER lIF, in kegs, half and quarter kegs, also
in one pound and halfpound caniscrs. =
EAGLE SPORTING and RIFLE, i'm Gl pound
kegs one pound and half pound canisiers
EAGLE DUCKING, in l23 and q pound kegs,
five pound and one pound canisters.
BLASTING POWDER, in twenty-five pound
kegs,
Sporting, Mining, and Shipping Powder of eve
ry variety, manufactured at the celebrated Mills
Of f. j. dupont DeNemours Co.. Wilmington, Del
aware whose reputation has stood unrivallcd for
sixty-eight years.
am prepared to hll NIL orders, either Retail or
Wholesale, allowing liberal discount in lots Of
twenty-five kegs or more.
J. n. ROBSON, Agent,
Nos & Atlantic Wharf, Charleston, S. G..
Dec 9, 1868 25 BIN =
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RECONSTRUCTION IN VIRGINIA.

During the PAST week conference of the lead
ing men of Virginia was. held in Ricl mond, at
which were present many of the most prominent
citizens After two days deliberation, thcy agreed
upon preamble and resolutions which set forth
that the white people of Virginia do not believe
that the negroes, in their uneducated condition,
are yet fit for suffrage; but, in view of the
preston of public opinion in the recent national
election. and to restore harmony and union, they
willing to accept universal suffrage, if coupled
with universal amnesty. A committee of nine was
appointed to visit Washington, and urge Congress
TO lcgisatc so us TO secure amnesty to the people
of The State. resolution was adopted recon-
mcnding the people to hold Convention on the
lOlhiof February in Richmond, to receive report
of the committee, and arrange for the CANVASS.
This movement is intended to make some advance
towards meeting the Reconstruction Acts, and TO
avert the disabilities Of the test oath in the pro-
posed Constitution The election for State officers
and OH the question of adopting the Constitution
will be ordered, in all probability, soon afier the
re-assembling Of Congress-.
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PROTEST AGAINST THE LOYAL MILITIA.

The proposition to organize company OF one
hundred or more men as military band. 10 enforce
the civil laws in this State has already been MOTTO
ed in these columns. The Democratic members OF
the Legislature, foreseeing that such all organiza-
tion would bcget state of affairs similar Ito the
wild anarchy and confusion now reigning in ar
kansas, on the passage of the joint resolution au-
thorzing the Governor to employ an armed force
of this -character, entered their solemn protest
against. his monstrous legislntion~ We lake pleas
ure in publishing this protest, and commenting
the good sense and souul reasoning therein con-
tained:
The undersigned members of the House of Rep
resentatves, do hereby enter our protest against
| resolution authorizing The Governor Of the State 10
eplist. u com pptny of ono hundred or more men as
military organization enforce the civil laws of
S,ulh Carolina, for the following Reasons, viz:
LIST. Because the courts are organized, full
quota of civil officers installed in each county, and
the whole machinery of civil government in full
operai ion. & y = al IL
ID Because in time Of peace. which now pre-
walls in South Carolina military organizations are
dangerous to the liberties Of tile people.
Sd. Because. even if Ahe ordinary civil officers
common 10 republican governments were insuffic-
ent to preserve the peace in our State ample pro-
visions have already been made for the conlingen-
cy by the organization Of ;a)"State police"
4th. Because, in our opinion, this organization
WILL instead OF preventing lawlessness, be the most
fruitful agent in producing the very state of affairs
which it is intended 10 remedy.
8. Because it greatly augmens the already in
tolcrable burden of taxation by organizing mill
tary force TO accomplish that which, according TO
the organic law of Il,e land, j. is tie duty Of the
posse eomitatus to perform without any expense to
the State whatever. -
9Th. Because il is in direct violation ofthe spirit
of ali republican institutions, in that it imposes
unjust and unequal taxation upon that portion of
the citizens of the State whoymay happer TO reside
in the vicinity where an Outrage has been commit
ieds and thereby punish the many for tbd violation
Of The few.
7th Because the productive energy of the coun-
try will be obsfucled by tile ALA land uncertain.
ty arising from an acknowledgment on the part OF
the civil nuoriliestllal reconstruction is failure,
and that obedience to the laws can only be eniorc-
cd at The point of,hc bayonet.
Signed: Claude c. Turner, John b. Moore,
Samuel. Ettlejohn Javnn Bryant, o. n. Doyle,
F. S. Lewie, W. C. Keith w. G. Stewart, Robert
VI. Smith.
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OF SOUTH CAROLINA
In Equity--.Anderson.


Nimrod K. Sullivan, ct al, VS.. Reuben Burries,
Nancy Sullivan, ct al.-BN for sale Of Real Es-
: tate for payment of Debts.
IT. appearing to my satisfaction that Maria F.
Jones, Margaret X. Jones, 10. Berry Jones, Mary
A. Jones, Martha A. Jones, Essie j. Jones, John
J. jones' and Thomas b. Jones, minor heirs q
law of Mary W. JONES' who was the wife OF Will
liam L. Jones, Defendants in This case, reside
without The limits of this State On motion OF
]. S. Murray, Comp. Sol it is
Ordered, That they do severally appear and
plead, answer or demur to the said bill of com
plant within forty days from publication of this
rule, and in default thereof that the said bill will
be taken as to them as confessed by an order
W. W. HUMPHREYS, EAD.
Commissioners Office,
Dec L 1868. 2o-6
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NOTICE TO PLANTERS.
Soluble Pacific Guano

TIE highly satisfactory and remarkable effects
of this Guano in producing very largely increased
crops of Cotton, Corn and other staple crops,
has attracted the general attention of planters and
farmers. In orderto confirm public confidence in
the continued excellence Of this Guano, and avail Of
the bcs scientific ability in the prosecution of this
important business, the Pacific Guano Company
has consummatcd professional engagement with
DR.. ST. JULIAN RAvESEL, of Charleston, S. c.. as
scientific adviser and consulting Chemist to the
Company. DR.. Ravencl is conyersant with the
composition and qualities of the Gnano as well MS
with The character, policy and unnsna resources
of the Pacific Guano Company, and will commune
cate full information on these points to planters
who may call on him, or address him by letter at
Charleston. 9. G.
JNO. s. REESE & Co., General Agents. :.
Pacific Guano Company, Baltimore. Md.
j. n. ROBSON.
Agent for South Carolina, Charleston s. T.
Nov 4, 1868 ~
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Anoerson gnteligentcr.

A REPUBLICAN ESTIMATE OF CARPET
BAG CoNGREssMEY.- Piatt, the Wash
ington correspondent of the Cincinnati
Commercial, writes as follows of the car
potsbag Congressman from the South:
And in ali sober earnssthcss, to write in
satrgrnk and manly way" the net porport
and. upshot OF our reconstruction measure
af The South, as seen in Congress, is not
nIeasSnt. No amount -ot certificates of
election and formalities~of an oath can
make these gentlemen Of the hand bag
rage real NJ. C.'s. WHen one1nakes his
appearunce on the floor we cannot~ look
each other in the ccuhta nance without
a,ftsste smiles that are ihdecol Gus. If tho
gentleman would only iadulgc>in alittle
disguise to help on the defusion, something
nifgft be gained, but notionly V is the voice
thezxoice OF the enemy, but the look, ,man-
ner. dress, and above all, the vote is tho
vote Of the alien. -
ZPhe.antagonism between Now England
ciTiiization and that, .-of the South,
previous to the war, wis not mere deadly
than is the antagonism of interest now
between these localitiesy and these gentle,
men of the paper Col a,"and extra diclzeyi
follow New England, ahdsoteall the time
against the Interests Of their own consti-
tuents. ~
had long talk with one OF these
representatives iad interim ast-night, and
tried to convince him that ID would be
we'll, just for the appearance of-tbe thing,
to cast vote now and Then for the regi.
on he claimed to represent. But. no!
found my friend had ansintense contempt
for one-half of his people, and deadly
hatred for the either halEc1 1t was a Con.
necticut Congressman elected in1he South
Having no very high, opinion OF myself
and a contempt forth rest of humanity,
can put up witb thcgrotosqae and absurd
as we'll as any one. :. But there is point
you know, beyond whictrI indit difficult
lo-keep my--.r0ntenance,, and the New
England carA,et bagger carries me there
/ wrinkle and haw- -imw.-I can't help it
whea the gentleman of The paper dickey
from New England, grayely takes ltis seat
ASA representative from the South.
Better cut tue Scuth into provinces, and
give them military Governors TO keep The
peace until the negro is EDUCATED, the
white master ubducd, and time, the con.
solar. Eeals tie wounds ,of;war, than thus
to<niakc Il caricaturc Of u representative
Government, and sluliiy ourselves.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
ANDERSON COUNTI-.

T., -dADERSO4v -COCNIl.
IN TUE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
John " Dobbins, Administrator, vsJ W Cooper
and wife. Lou Cooper, james Il Pageit, and
others Petition for Rciicf, &C.
IT appearing to my satisfaction that W Cooper
and wife, Lou a Cooper, Jane, Pagctt and Flor
ence Pagett Defendants in The above stated case,
reside without the limits of This State. On motion
of Reed & Brown, sol. pet, it is
Ordered, That the said Defendants do severally
appear in this Court within forty days from the
publication of this notice. aud plead, answer or
'demur to tile petition flied against them, or the
same will be taken pro confesso.
G- JOHN W DANIELS, ccr.
Clerks Office, Anderson County,
December l6, 1868 26-6
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A Galveston gentleman, lately stop

"A Galveston gentleman, lately stop
ping ut the Nicholson House, Bastrop
was.irss., room recently occupied by the
Agent Of the Frcedmcn's-Bureau. One
evening, Tom, freedman, entered the
room to make fire, and after doing so
sat down, crossed lis legsand made him
self at home. smoking and splitting in the
fire place. The Galveslohian asked what
he meant by such familiarity Tom booked
up in evident surprise, and Immediately
rrosc, nat in hand, and, in his politics.
manner, said: Beg pardon, Massa !didn't
didn't know you was Il genaman; thoug Int
you was de frssdm0n's Bureau"
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In Euuity---Anderson. !

O. r. Broyles VS.. Catherine. P. Enrle,: Daniel
:. Brown. Admir-, ct al.-BW By CreaitoSJor pay
ment Of Debt.
1T appearing 10 my satisfaction that Francis W.
Earle, Alexander C. Earle, Catherine B. Earle,
James H., John r., Ellen and Samuclla Earle.
Defendants in this case. reside beyond the limits
Of this Stale. On motion of A. 7. Broyles, comp.
soL; J. T. = 2
Ordered, That that they do appear and plead,
answeror demur totle said original bill and bill
of amendment in this case within forty days from
the publication hereof, or decree pro confesso
will be entered of record against them.
l..-, W. W. HUMPHREYS, C.E.A.D..
W Dec g 1881 25-6
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
ANDERSON COUNTY.

IN COURT COMMON pLEAs-Eou1TY SIDE.
Thomas ] Mcclure, W c Martin and wife, S Z
Martin, vs. Isham Bolt and wife, Harry Bolt. and
others-BM and amended Bill for sale of Real
Estate.rc 71f>TE Iy TIA
1T appearing to my satisfaction that David Me-
Cure, one of the Defendants in this case, resides
beyond the limits of this State. On motion OF
Reed s. Brown, comp. soils,
Ordered That said defendant do appear and
plead, answer or demur, to the said bill, and
amended bill, within forty days from the first pub
licatiou hereof, or an order pro confesso will be
entered Of record against him. . r,ii9;
JOHN DANIELS, cor.
Clerks Office. Anderson County,
December l6, 1868 26-6
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ANDERSON C. H., S. c., Aug. 10, 1868.

ANDERSON C. H., S. c., Aug. ~, 1868.
THIS Company has secured popularity never
reached by any company in existence in The same
length of time. The perfect and entire reliability
of its officers is vouched for by upwards of fifty
of the first men in Virginia, and its pecuniary re-
spousihility is unmistakaby sbown7by the sworn
statement Of it's officers. backed by the certificates
of the civil officers of the county in which it is To-
Gated 1t has basis, therefore, which will in
sure its immediate success and permanent pros
perity. For further particulars, call on the sub
scribers at Anderson e. H., S. c.
A. Is. TOWERS, Agent,
T. A. EVINS, Med. Examiner.
August 10, 1868
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OgRAR INFAMOUS PRoro-
sIrIoN.-A writer in the Charleston News
over The signature of Tax payer under a
hybseritical ptetence, (as it seems to us }
of promoting the interest Of the State,
urges the compulsory .saIeeof several rail,
roads, among -el,em Afhe -Greenville and
Columbia Road The latter road under
rood management is now doing-rcmarka-
bly well, and has /commenccd to pay off
interest on the State Guaranteed bonds.
Yet this writer would force sale to dam
age large number Of bondholders-mil-
lions in the aggregate-for-n other pur-
pose, we verify believe, than that Of plum
deriag the unfortunate and to enable some
designing and heartlcss capitalists and
spectators 10 seize the road for their own
miserly purposcs%ot greed. 1t is very
probable if the Greenville road was forced
10 sale, that the Town of Greenvilc would
actually be deprived Of il altogether. rs
the purely selfish spirits who would be
active in forcing the sacrifice might COL
clude it would be IL saving Of u few dol
lars, to. shorten the road, no telling how
muetIzSNNe are satisfied that there are
somc-mer, and capitalists too, so utterly
selfish that they would, to add one hun
drea dt,llars to their tens Of thousands ol
inconye, shorten the road down to Frog
Level. The writer in the NerS appeals
TO the Legislature TO aid his schemes by
suitable acts. We do not believe chat the
Legislature, if it has the power, is inelin
ed 10 Respond to such IL vile proposition,
endangering heavy loss totile State itself,
and smashing ruin to many citizens, to-
tally ! uncalled tor.-Greenritle Enterprise.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON COUNTY.

ANDERSON COUNTY.
IN COURT COMMON PLEAs-EoUlTY SIDE.
J. S. Murray, Admir-, VS.. Mrs. Jane Osborn,
Vim. NJ. Ramply and others.-BM to sell
Lands for Relief, &c.
1T appearing to my satisfaction that Theodore
Hunter and wife, Susan E. Hunter, Elizabeth T.
Osborn and Thomas A. Osborn, Defendants in this
case. reside beyond the limits of this State. On
motion of A. T. Broyles, comp. SOL, i. is
: Ordered, That they;do appear and plead, answer
or demur 10 The said bill within forty days from
the first publication hereof, or an order pro con-
fesso will be entered of record against them.
JOHN W. DANIELS, c.c.r.
Clerks Office, Anderson c. H..
Dec Q, 1868. 25-6
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SOUTHERN
SORGKO SUGAR COMPANY,

THE undersigned as General Agents for the
above Association, propose to organize in Ander-
son and other Districts, companies for the purpose
of Manufacturing Sugar, and Refining Syrup from
the juice of the Sorghum Cane
Several of these companies are now in success
full and profitable operation ip The. United States,
and the Sugar and Syrup produced by them have
been examined by competent judges and pro-
nounced unequalled. We propose
lst. To manufacture n bright golden syrup,
equal in flavor to any syrup.
2nd To manufacture from five 10 seven pounds
of Sugar per gallon Of syrup, not inferior to any
brown sugar, and fur superior 10 many varieties,
PAsSMoRE,
W. A. HARRISON,
T. L. BOHEMIAN
J. S. HAMMOND, -.
Agents.
Further information may be had by addressing
DR.. W. p Passmore, at Greenvile c. H., or Ell
ther of the above at Fountain Inn, Greenville
District. Samples.of this sugar may be seen at
the Intehigencer Ohce .,,.f,
Oct II, 1868 : II "
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ANDERSON
FARMERS ASsOCIAT ION.

5i PREMIUM 3:
BEST ACRE OF BARLEY.-An Agricultural
Work or Implement of the value of $500.
BEST ACRE OF oATS.-Thc same premium
BEST ACRE OF WIIEAT.-A Turning Plow
or Cultivaor of the value Of Sl200
BEST FIVE ACRES OF WHEAT.-An Agri.
cultural Implement of the value Of $4,000.
The committee have under consideration premi-
ums;f for Glover and Stock, which will be announ-
ccd at tho next quarterly meeting.
- b. f. GRAFTON, .i
Chairman Executive Committee.
Aug. ~, 1868 s
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Administrators Notice.

o. William Neviit, deceased, will present them le-
gally atlesed. Those knowing themselves indebted
TO said Estate will make. payment Mt once. ~
D.. CROSBY, Admr.
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&The following excellent article is
copies. from the Scientific American:

aThe following excellent article IS
copiea from the Scientific American:
I'VE believe the surest way to the
proper political rccopstruction Of the
Sansh, is the reconsuuction of her indus
triss. Possibly some OF these cannot be
restsfe,l If SGpJ others can be substituted.
There arc plenty Of capitalists, who, once
CONVINCED lbat-u,e situation is accepted,
ard that the-sil.ipe aifairs- have assumed
is regarded hys-the pecplo, of the South as
inevitable, weaA not ouly be willing, but
anxious to aiid-in Developing the vast re-
sources of that-bruisrd, but. by no means,
utterly destroycd section. People OF the
South, you owe it to yourselves, to show
that You can be as energetic in peace as
YOU were brave in war. Cultivate your
lands. Indncc Northern capital to come
to your hcIp, bysIscouriging lawlossness.
and by securing the peaceful possession OF
property. Let us bury the past: and look
forward with courage a.id-hope-to the flu
ture; Il tu,nre-lig with blessings and pros
pcrity if you-wili; prosperity and strength
such as in your rpaImiest-days you never
realized in the past. WsSspeak what we
dotkaew, when We assure. YOU. that the
MASSES ut the NerlfwiIl never consent to
see y6n systematically oppressed, and that
theyzsagerly hope for the coming time,
whsnsawith resuscitated vitality, Your in
,;uslries shaIl.sheot into vigorous growth,
anf>yFod shalt be richer, and more peace
iui happier, ,ihan n you eper could have
been under the old Apensation.
But we do not pssad-with che South
ulope.-~ We exhort .al sections to put
asid@leelingsef. .seif-intcrest, and to work
tosstfAer for peace ! peace from party
chickering's, fretn sectiona! wranglings /;
peare,not merely innamc, but in verify"
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

Dec I. 1868.
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Dec ., 1868
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The HAPPY NAvAJoEs.-Official letters from
the Navsjoe Indian Agency, Fort Defiance, New
Mexico, speak in the highest terms of the tribe,
and the advances they are making towards civil.
ization. The agent says he has built a ware
house. residence, storehouse, issue house, corrals
stables, etc., almost entirely with Indian labor
and that be has had 300 900 pounds of breadstufs
700 head of cattle, ammunition, goods. and other
property in large amounts. and that nothing
worthy of mention has been stolen or interfered
with by the savsges. Subsistence is issued at the
sgency every four days to 1921 Indians. The
agent also says that he has obtained stock that
has been stolen from the settlement by thieving
Indians, and In several instances has sent Nava-
joes distance Of $50 miles for said stock. He
has, in addition, made treaty Of peace between
the Navsjoes and Utes. This work has been
accomplished mostly by Naysjoes, and without
the aid of q single soldier.
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II is seldom that we use the columns Of this pa
per 10 "puff" or notice the " thousand and one I"
articles known as "patent medicines" We
however, vary from our rule in the present case,
that we may call attention to the article kno wn as
IS. T.-1s60-X., Plantation Bitters." We desire
it understood that we DO so without any solicita.
tionpr promise of benefit from the proprietor or
other interested parties. We simply do it as an
act of duty towards those who are laboring under
ply steal disability, weakness, and the various
complaints arising from impurities of the blood.
friend, land, we confess, with some msgiyings
at the outset,) We found them a most yslua-
bic medical compound, and to our great salts
faction, accomplished the object for which they
were used.
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Lanory-oce U tied states Marshal District
ana New Orleans, January H. l5o9-Ths give notice
that the 9th day of January 1852 warrant in bang
ruptey was issued against the Of TasmOn Landry
Donaldsonve in the parish of Ascension of Lou
isiana who has been adjudged bankrupt his pe
ton that the meDt Of any debts and delivery any
property belonging said bankrupt his
and the transfer Of property by him. forbidden by
that meeting Of the creditors OF said bankrupt 20
their debts and to choose assgness his estate
will be held at Court of Bankruptcy holden at No Al
EXCHANGE Place, In the city Of New Oreans Louisiana
before Donaisn AUgustD, Register on the 9th DAY OF
February, A. D. 1869, at IL O'Clock
A-No 248. =. j. HEBRON
isl2 fe7 u. s. Marshal District Of Louisiana