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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-02-26
Removed.

T HAVE REMOVED MY OFFICE AND
in Centre Wheeling 10 So and S. Market
street, over Hubbard, Bros. q Co.'S Auction
feb5.im JOHN TEECE.
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| Have Made Advertising a Study.

NOR TEN CENTS 1 VIII send TO any one
J. list of the best Newspapers in the Uni
ted States. would once have paIh - thou
sand dollars for this very information.
Address Box 672. New York City.
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Cash Capital, 100000,
PAID IN FULL,
BRANCH OFFICE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
PHILADELPHIA.


Where the general business OF the Company
Is transacted, and to which all general cor
should be addressed.
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EARLY ROSE POTATO a a III sd4sisn

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seeds. Grass Seed, Hogs. Fowls. BesL Fodder
Cutter. Send Tor The EXPER1M Entail. FARM
JOURNAL, only 10 cents. Address
GEO. a. DElTZ, CAnmUerSOuTX, Pa.
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Silver and Coupons.
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VI 70.
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1869-03-04
& CARD.

Having disposed of my interest in the Office Of
the Anderson Inteligencer to j. F. CLISKscALEs,
take this opportunity of returning my most sim
sere thanEs to the people of Anderson District for
the liberal patronage which they have been
pleased to bestow upon HoYT g. WALTERS. The
Anderson Iatcgencer has been literally sustained,
and my connection with it has been severed amidst
many regrets, though duty and interest alike uni
sed in demanding the course which have taken.
My former partner, JAMES A. HoYT, with whom
my business relations have been reluctantly dis
solved, will continue to control the editorial COL
umns of the paper, and this announcement alone
is sufficient to satisfy the people of the District
that the Inteltgenecr will continue to merit that
favor aud support from the people hitherto be-
slowed. Nr. CLINKscALEs is also we'll known TO
the people Of Anderson. among whom he was born
and raised, and feel satisfied that the new firm
cannot fail to succeed in securing the continued
patronage of the people of Anderson and adjoin-
ing Districts. All parties concerned have my
very best wishes for success and prosperity, and
hope my successors will have no delinquent sub
srr5ers that advertisers will pay in adrancc, and
that all Job work. will be paid for deiiruy.
W. E. WALTERS.
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TOWNSHIP ELECTIONS.

We have been furnished with The following par
ticulars concerning the election of officers in the
various townships throughout Anderson county,
as ordered by the Board of County Commissioners
at their meeting on Monday last. The Sclccmen
appointed for each township will organize the
meeting and conduct the election for Selecmen,
Surveyors, Constable and Town Clerk. The meet
iugs will be held as follows
Pcndcton Township (No p at Pendleton on
Tuesday, 10th of March Seiectmn James Hun
ter James Webb and Edmund McCrary.
Garvin Township (No. 81 at Bethany School
House on Wednesday, 18th of March. Selectme'l-
R. F. Simpson, F. NJ. Glenn and james NJ. Wei
born.
Brushy Creek Township (No. 4) at the residence
of w. D. Sitton, Esq, on Thursday, 18th oil
I. II. Mccain.
Rock Mills Township (No. 81 at Providence
Church on Friday, l9ih of March. Selectmen-S.
c. Humphreys, James L. Simpson and DR.. g. r.
Haynie.
Centrevie Township (No. g at Andersen c. H
on Thursday, 18Th of March, Seleetmen-CoL r
S. Hill, James G. Keys and D. N. Watson.
Hopswell Township (No. y At Hopcwell Church
on Friday, 10Th Of March. Seleefmen-Rev. Jas
Wilson, Welborn Ducknor.h and l.. C. Neal.
Nilliam.ton Township (NO. 81 at Williamson
on Saturday, Goth of March. Selee'men-B. F.
Mauldin, J. D. King and j. D. Smith.
Savannah Township (NO. 81 al Evergreen Mills
on Saturday, goth of March. Se!scmsn-Reuber
Burriss, ]. r. Earle and " J. Simpson.
varennes Township (NO. 10y at Anderson c. II
on Friday, 10Th of March. SeIectmen-A. O
Norris, Sr., D. s. Watson and Samuel A. Dean.
Broadway Township (No. ll) at Meals Creel
Church on Wednesday, 17ih of March. Select
men-Sam uel Browne, Daniel Anderson and Johr
C. Horton.
Bolton Township mo. l2) at Bolton on Monday
2ond of March. Selectmen-W. D. Wilkes, VIM
P. Martin aud B. D. Dean.
Corner Township (No. lS) at shorard's Store OF
Friday, 10Th of March. Selectmen-David sadler
W. D. natton and B F. Morrow.
Hall Township mo. 14) at Varennes Church oil
Saturday, Goth of March. Selecti~n-Dr. ". J
Milford, Jesse P. McGee and Jas. s. Beatty.
Martin Township (No. l5) at Clinkscales' Mill
on Tuesday, 2Srd of March, Seltctmen-Colone
John Martin, Dr.. Jasper Browne and Benz. Pear
man.
Honca Path Township (No. 1G) at Honea Pa'l
on Wednesday, z4th of March. Selreimen-Johl
]. Shirley, VIM. Harper and Jas. Gamtrell.
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ITEMs..EDITORIAL AND OTHERWISE.

- The Louisiana Legislature has already rat-
fed the fifteenth or suffrage amendment
= Captain Henry Maury, distinguished Con-
federate officer, died in Mobile on the 22d instant
: Thomas R. Agnew, a prominent merchant of
New York, has purchased $500 Of land in
Edgcfied county, near Aiken.
= The Superintendent of immigration for Ala
bama has recc vod an order for the purchase of
one million and forty thousand acres of ;and.
- DR.. B. w. Taylor has been removed from his
position as physician to the Penitentiary, and a
brother of Judge Boozer appointed in his place.
"A bill has been introduced in the Legislature,
and referred to tho appropriate committee, relative
to uniform frei ght charges on the railroads
"A petition is being circulated in the House of
Representatives, praying General Grant to appoint
james NJ Ashley, of impeachment fame, to the
position of Governor of Montana Territory.
= The suffrage amendment, known as the ff-
teen,h, has been passed by Congress, and it now
goes to the State Legislatures. As fnally passed,
it confcrs no right to hold Office.
- Samuel Perry, sentenced by Provost Court,
January, 1868, TO eighteen months Imprisonment
at hard labor in Fort Macon, for stealing call
valued at four dollars, has been pardoned by Gov
ernor Scott.
- The contest for the Speakership of the next
House of Representatives is virtually settled. Mr.
Dawes of Massachusetts, has Withdrawn, leaving
the field clear to Mr.. Blaine, Of Maine, who will
doubtless receive, by acclamalion, the nomination
of the Republican caucus.
Mr.. Mcpherson, Clerk of the House, has
made q roll call for the 4th of March. after e1-
cluding the Representatives from Georgia and
Louisiana, and several names where seats are con-
tested, the number foots up 1871 Republicans and
62 Democrats, thus giving the Republicans more
than tvo-thirds. The Democrats claim II mem
bers.
- In the House of Representatives, on Thurs
day, Beast Butler received a severe blow from MT
Chanler, of New York, who coolly remarked that
he wished to say to Mr. Butler that he admired his
zeal in economy and deemed him one of the great
eat reformers of this country, and one of The most
thorough men in the world, particularly as iiiu'i
traied in his war record for according TO common
rumor, he not only took the city of New Orleans,
bu, everything in it. Butler made no reply.
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aa,l:: l::;5oa gatt;:lllgcnefg.
Thursday Morning, March 4th, 1869.

Aag- It will be seen, on reference TO our adver-
tising columns, that the firm of HoYT & WALTERS
has been dissolved by mutual consent, and that a
partnership has been formed between JAMES A.
Hort and j. FLEETWOOD CLlNKseALEs, under the
name and style of IIorT & CO., in the publication
of the Anderson Intclhgenccr. This change of firm
does not interfere with any contracts for advcriis-
ing heretofore existing and of course unexpired
subscriptions will be completed under the new
arrangement. Those of our patrons in arrears for
subscriptions; and all persons indebted for advcr-
tising and job work, would do we'll TO make immo-
diate payment as the affairs of the late firm must
Be settled without delay.
.iMr. WALTERS retres from the fraternity with
our most cordial wishes for his future success. An
intimate business connection for the past two years
ias not diminished friendship of long standing,
and we trust that the greatest prosperity and hap
piness will attend him.
In introducing Mr.. C11SKscALEs to our patrons,
we can express the utmost confidence in his fidelity
and fahfulness to business, end are perfectly as
sured in commencing him to the public generally
He is native of this District and practical prin
ter and has been closely associated with for the
past ten years, both at home and in the army
Therefore, we know him we'll, and feel satisfied
that every e1er,iOn will be made by him to render
the paper worthy Of patronage.
The editorial control of the Intelhgencer will re
main, as heretofore, in the hands of the senio,
proprietor, whose experience is guarantee thai
the public will be served with the latest news
choicest miscellany and a variety Of useful infor
nation.
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Erom N. Unionrille Timea.

A. s. Wallace, of York, whose office i:s in Co.
lumba who once was q legislator and wanted to
enslaYe free negroes throughout The State, partic-
ularly one family in York; who spent the four
years Of the war, ~ Attorney for persens wishing
exemption from Confederate service; who now
hold. The Office Of Internal Revenue Collector for
portion of South Carolina; this A. 8. Wallace,
of York. of whose history, we, in our ignorance
of distin guished men, knon no more, wants TO
20 to Congress We refer orr readers 10 our first
pnge. A. 8 Wallace, of York, has written long
document, whereby he hopes 10 establish his right
to seat in Congress a protest twenty times as
long o. one twentieth as long will moi, TO those
who have ever seen him, prove his right to u seat
in Congress. A. S. Wallace is not nice looking
man, in our opinion.
Mr.. Wallace thinks there are some gentlemen
in Congress. and he wishes to be thrown with
them; Mr.. Wallace knows Col. Simpson 10 be a
Gentleman. and he wishes to have the two names
placed together Mr.. Wallace did not think Of
ntiihe.i,: we thought of it, as soon as We saw
the TWO names in the same place. Or, perhaps We
misstated his motives. II 50, we must give him
credit for wisdom. in not striving after the unat-
tainable. Or, it may be, that this yearning after
Congress is only desire TO be in position to
carry out schems of former years the re
slavement Of free negroes.
The man, who conscieniiously endorses the
principle, of the Republican party, we can re-
spec Him who calls himself Republican for
the sake of getting Office, We cannot respect. The
nan, who turns his back upon the race TO which
God has assigned him, and casts his lot with an
other, we can pity. But him who, for paltry
prize of Office, denounces his friends and neigh
bors ISLANDERS his molher-State mnligns the race
of which he is member, and tramples upon his
Birth-right we abhor. We regard him as wretch,
too abject for further notice.
As far IS these charges go, they are false; aIr.
Wallace knew them to be false, when he uttered
them They will deceive one; not even the
Congress by whom he mny be admitted, notwih-
standing his appearance, his bearing, and his
lack Of that intelligence; which becometh so high
an Office.
II would be ten thousand times better to have
Mcnnrd representative from the South, than this
A. S. Wallace, of York.
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I'M BANKRUPTCY.
In the District Court Of the United States,
for the District of South Carolina.

In the District Court Of the United States,
for the District of South Carolina.
In the matter of GEORGE w. RAsoR, Bankrupt, by
whom Petition for Adjudication Of Bankrupt
cy was fled on the S0th day of December, AID.
1868 in said Court.
THIS is to give notice, that on the oath day Of
February A. D. 1862 Warrant in Bankruptcy
was issued against the Estate of George W. Rasor,
in the District of Anderson, and State of South
Carolina. who has been adjudged Bankrupt on
his own petitions that the payment of any debts
and delivery of any property belonging to said
Bankrupt to him or for his use, and the transfer
of any proper.y by HIM are forbidden by law
that meeting of the creditors of the said Bank
rupt, to prove their debts, and to choose one or
more Assignees of his Estate. will be held at a
Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at Ncwberry
C. H., S. c., before c. G. jaeger, Register, on the
18th day of March, A.D 1869, al 10 o'clock a. 10.
]. p. NJ. EPPING,
IS Marshal as Messenger.
Per A. P. PIrER, Dep. Mes.
March I, 1860 36
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Coart of the United States
for the District of South Carolina.
, In the matter of MICHAEL LESSER, Bankrupt, by
whom Petition for Adjudication of Bankrupt.
cy wns fled on the 22ud day of December, A.D..
1863 in said Court
THIS is 10 give notice, that on the oath day Of
February. A. D. 1869, Warrant in Bankruptcy
was ISSUED against The Estate of Michael Lesser.
in the District Of Anderson, and State of South
Carolina, who has been adjudged Bankrupt on.
his own petition; that the payment of any debts'
and delivery of any property belonging to said
Bankrupt, to him or for his use, and the transfer
of any properly by him are forbidden by law:
that meeting of he creditors of the said Bank
rupt, to prove their debts, ami to choose one or
more Assgnees of his Estate, will be G, held at a.
Court of Bankruptcy, to he holden at NeWserry
c. H.. South Carolina before c. G. jaeger, Regis
ter, ON the 18th day of March, A.D. 1866 at IL
o'clock a. M. L. NJ. hrflNG,
U. S. Marshal as Messenger.
Per A. p. PrFER, Dep. Mes.
NIarch t. 1869 SO
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INF r OV D
COTTON PLANTER

TIE undersigned offers to the planters Of this
and adjoining counties an IAPRO PED c0TToA N
PLANTER. of his own invention, which hns been
us.d by him for the pas two years with. complete
success. There are two kinds of this Planter ;
for planting the seed alone by which . single s1i
cover at the same timc at the rate of trye acres
per day The same amount Of work can oe ac-
conpshed with the other. and in addition tt open
ing the burrows dropping the seed and covering,
u separate partition enables you to put in !erti-
zers in any desired quantity 10 the acre. 4 will
plant either cotton corn or peas, and give any
distance that may be desirable, which is great
Advantage over all other inventions of this kind.
1t is simple in its construction, and can be mana
gcd as easy as plow
Persons wishing TO examine this Planter will
find Que of cnch kind on exhibition at the Store of
KEksE & McCULLY, No. ~ Granite Row, Ander-
son c. II. Any information respecting this Plan
ter will he furnished on application to the above
named firm.
JAS. C. KEYS.
March 1850 &c
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ggnltntal.

MARRIED, by Rev. b. F. Mauldin, at the resi-
dence of the brides father, on Thursday evening,
95,h instant, Mr.. ]. W. SIrToN TO Miss TABlruA
j., daughter of Col. ]. D. King all of this Dis
lrict.
On Thursday, February 4Ih, by the Rev. Mr..
Grogan, at the residence of the brides msther.
Mr. THEODORE MUNRO, of Anderson, 5. C., and
Miss MARY C. BAKrR, Of Ebert, Geo.
On Sunday morning, the 18th February, at s
o'clock. At the residence Of the brides mother, by
Rev. A. Rice Mr. ROBERT BAYLIs MASSEY, and
Miss CYNTHIA MINERVA MAKTeyi IN ofthis county
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by the Secretary at all times open, and now open
to the inspection of the public. deny most en-
phatically any connection directly between what
is known rs the Ku Klux Klan and and the Demo-
cratic Club of Greenwood If there was such an
organization in the neighborhood Of Greenwood or
any where else in the County, knew nothing of
it while serving as President nor have been con-
vinced of its existence since my return AS TO the
appointmcnt of secret committee TO break up
Union Leagues by killing their leaders, simple
publication of the list of members of that club
would be the most cffectunl answer.
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SOLOMON L. HoGE.

The Washington Chronicirannounces the arrival
of this notorious individual in that city, and pro-
ceeds to ventilnte few fal,ehoods in connection
herewith The alliance between TIocE and false
hood is perfectly natural, however, and wo pre-
sumo these statements emanated from his fertile
brain:
Hon. S. L. Hogc, Associate Justice of the Su-
preme Court of South Carolina, arrived here last
night. lie claims scat in Congress, from tho
third district of that State. Reed, the Democrat
ic candidate received majority Of she votes cast,
and has certificate 10 tha, effect. Judge IIogc
brings certificate signed by the board of can
rassers and by the Governor, that he received q
majority Of the legal votes cast. lie expects on
this certificate TO get his seat. If lie does not he
is prepared, We understand, TO show both outra-
geous frauds and violent and bloody intimidation.
Ills district will give at fair election, full five
thousand Republican majority.
The official statement Of The election gives Mr..
REED the only authorized certificate issued by the
Board Of State Canvassers, who wsrc all Republic
cans. His commission is from Gov. SCoTT, like
wise Republican. The certificate upon which
IIocE expects get his seat is altogether informal
and unofficial. But it is impossible for him to tell
the truth as to this matter, or aught else concern
ing the election in the Third Congressional Dis
trict.
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"A member of the North Carolina Legislature
died recently. committee was appointed to cs
cort his remaius 10 the place of ucrlncn, sup
posed to, be, OF course somewhere in North Caro-
lima. Imagine the surprise of the committee oil
being told where the deceased lived away up in
Vermont He had only been ''sojournng" for n
short time in the old North State just long enough
to get AN Office This is quite Illustrative of the
present condition of affairs, the government of the
reconstructed States being under the control of
strangers AMI mere adventurers.
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SENATOR SAWYER on THE TENURE OF OFFICE
LAWN the Senate, on Monday, Mr.. Sawyer
said he had moi he slightest want Of confidence in
the President elect. but on the contrary. he de-
served The general confidence of the people. be-
cause in every position in which he (Gen. Grant,
had been placed he had justified the confidence
placed in him. But lie thought there was some
danger of manfesting confidence in an unwise
way-by repcaling the tenure of office Act. lie
believed if that Act had been passed. weniy years
ago. il would have been better for the country,
and he was in favor of continuing it in force, nj
least for the present. and probably, always and,
even if he were disposed to repeal it, he would not
do it on the eve of an administration, because it
would look 100 much like falling before the rising
sun
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March 4, 1859
Dissolution of Copartnership.

THE copartnership of HoYr WsLTnas is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, W. +. Walters
having disposed of his interest in The Office of the
anderson Inteli,geneer to j. F. cnkscaes.
The books of accounts due Hoyt Walters for
subscription advertisements and job work, may be
found tor the present in the anderson lntetyencer
Office, and all persons in any way indebted to the
Office will snye cost by calling and making pay
ment Immediately.
All persons having demands against Hsyt &
Walters are requested to present them for.pay-
meut. JAMES A. H0YT,
". Z. WALTERS.
March !, 1869 36
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Mr A reward Of Five lIundred Dollars is offered
by the Governor OF Georgia for the apprehension
of one RaBERr b. CApE, commonly known as
uBennic cade," who committed murder on or
about 3rd day of November, 1868, upoa the person
of THOMAS l. ADAMS, of Elbcrt county, and who
was arrested and committed to Jail, but made his
escape tkerefrom. Said Robert b. Cade is bel ween
% and % years Of age, about s feet II inches
high: dark hair, inclined to curl; dark eyes !;
rather dark complexion.
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- The Southern Representatives had confer
cuce OH Thursday all the States being represented
The affairs of the South generally discussed,
and it was decided to draw mp document to pre-
sent to General Grant setting forth the condition
of things and also suggesting that the South have
q member of the Cabinet. oparlicuar man was
fixed upon as proper to represent the South IN The
Cabinet bui il is understood that if General Grant
should acccle to their wishes, and request I" con'
mittee 10 name n man, Horace Maynard Will
probably be presented.
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sEER1FF,s SALE.

BY virtue of wrs Of Fiera Facias to me directed,
[ will e1 pose TO sale on Saleday next, at Andersen
c. H., within the usual hours Of sale, the following
property. to wit:
One House and Lot in the town Of Anderson,
containing 26 acres, more or less, bounded by lots
of Jesse Il. Smith, J. d. NJ. Dobbins and others,
levied on IS the property of Samuel Brown, jr, at
the suit of Daniel Brown for she use Of others.
Terms Cash-purchasers TO pay for titles and
stamps.
VIM. NcGUKIN, u.A.c.
March 4, 1859 33
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Copartnership Notice.

THE undersigned give notice that ihey have
this day entered into partnership in the publca-
ton of the Anderson ImeHyencer, under the name
and style of llOYT & co.
JAMES 4. H0YT,
]. FLEETWOOD CLlNKSCAhES.
March l. 1869 80
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= Brownlow arrived in Washington on Monday
with an escort of twenty persons. 1t is said that
some one attempted TO shoot him at Charlottesville
Va, but the pistol was wrested from the bclliger,
ent individual.
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Leather (! Leather !!

BEST Oak Tanned and finely dressed Sides.
Kip and Harness Leather, for sale ny
WATSON & CO.,
No. 9 Granite Row.
Feb o5, 1862 IS lu