acter there looms up the reality, which is the true,

genuine disciple of Christ. lie has sincerely re¬

pented of his sins.has found peace in believing,and uses all the powers of his mind, body and

soul to serve God according to the best of his

ability. Prompt in his obedience to the require¬ments of the Gospel, he feeds the hungry, clothes

the naked, visits the sick, the widow and father¬

less, and never lets an opportunity pass of doinggood; not to be feen of men, but for the glory of

God and the good of his fellow man. lie is hum¬

ble in his deportment, temperate ih his habits,constant in Iiis devotions, preferring others to him¬

self, and continually exercises that charity which

Covers a multitude of sins. His household is or¬

dered aright, all his work, and all his duties are

controlled by system, that everything may be done

''decently, and in order." He makes no paradeof his profession, yet that profession is backed up

by h spotless life and orderly wulk.stands out in

bold relief befo.-e the world, proclaiming to all

that there is troth, that there is a reality in the re¬

ligion of Jesus Christ. When this man has finish¬

ed his course in this world, he lays down in death

with the same dignity, with the same cheerfulnessand quietude that has characterized his life, andhenceforth there is laid up for him a crown of life

which the righteous Judge shall give in the daylhat he makes up his jewels; How many of us

who profess to be followers of the meek and lowlyJesus, will be found to answer this description of)the Christian ? Too few, 1 fc.ir, in comparison to

the number of Church members.

ANDERSON PRICES CURRENT.Corrected weakly by England & Bewley.

BAGGING,BALE ROPE.BAGGING TWINE,ADAMANTINE CANDLES,SPEL.M CANDLES,BIO COFFEE.JAVA COFFEE,TEA,BICE,N. 0. SUGAii,(C) COFFEE do.(B) do. do.(A) do. do.CRUSHED do.LOAF do.N. 0. MOLASSES,WEST INDIA do.SALT, ^ sack,CAST STEEL,GERMAN STEEL,BLISTER do.SWEDE IRON,ENGLISH do.BAND do.SHEET do.CASTINGS,NAILS,RIFLE POWDEÜ,BLASTING do.LEAD,SHOT, "tf bag,INDIGO,MADDER.BLUE STONE,LINSEED OIL.TRAIN do."WHITE LEAD. 25 lb kces,FRENCH GLASS, 8 X 10.

do. do. 10 X 12.do. do. 12 X 14,

MACKEREL, in kits, No. 3,.do. " " 2,do. " 1,

TORACCO,YARN,SHIRTING.

OSNABUEGS,

Hi to0 («J 12$

25 (w, 304") 5018 (a, 2020C0@ 1.ÖÜ0* (ir; 711-® 12.1II* (V 1Ü

13 Cn. 1341414 @ 15Go40 @ 45

$2 2522 @ 25I 1 (n; 1310 @ 12"ÜJ fa, 7

"

5 & !i(j\ (<i> 79 («1 10

Qf. 10ö fVi

$7 00 (m 7 50$C 00 (« 5 60

U.@ 10$2 25 (.. 2 50SI Ou

20It! @; IS

$1 10 (<t, 1 25!»0 (.«. 1 1)0

$2 50 @ 2 758 00 (a, :> 25:l 50 (,, 753 75 (al 4 00

'$:{ 253 50

25 @. 50$1 10 @ 1 20

8* ©.9llg.l2||Country Produce.

cotton.FLOUR, tf) bbl.,WHEAT,CORN,MEAL,LARD,TALLOW,BUTTER,EGGS.CHICKENS,BACON, hog round,BEESWAX.rags,PEAS,

8 rä.OA38 00

1 2585 to 901 CO15 @ 1510 to 12$151010 to 12}15 to 15*202}FÖ to 85

^\."x:xoxjJxci^3iKi>rx.s.For Clerk.

We aro authorized to announce Capt. II. 11.

VANDIVER as a candidate for Clerk of the Court

at the next election.

Tho friends of Col. F. A. HOKE announce

him a candidate for Clerk of the Court for Ander-

son District at the next election.

The many friends of ELIJAH webb, Esq.,Would announce him as a candidate for Clerk of the

Court for Anderson District at the next election.

To the Voters of Anderson District :

'.Many Fkiknus" have announced my name as

a candidate for Clerk of the Court at the ensuingelection, and it is due to them, as well as to the

voters of the District generally, that I should make

a response to the announcement.- At tho close of

my last canvass, I stated publicly that I did not

expect to be again a candidate, aud my purposeremained unshaken until December last, when my

situation was in many respects greatly chauged.owing to my misfortune, which is known to the

District.I was born and fenred in this District, and am.

perhaps, the oldest citizen of this town.have al¬

ways resided here, and hope that my bones may

repose in* her soil. I have received many favors

from my fcllow-citrreirs, and have tried to dischargethe trust they have so long confided to me with

courtesy, zeal and strict fidelity. My past services

nntl performance in the office is the best guaranteeI can offer the District for1 a fait hful discharge ol

its duties in tho future. Many voters, therefore,

and my friends generally, arc authorized to use myname as a candidate for re-election,

ELIJAH WEBB.

Palmetto Riflemen.THIS company will parade Saturday oftornoon at

2} o'clock, at tho usual place of rendezvous. Mem¬bers are required to attend punctually.By order of the Captain.

S. BLECKLEY, Sec. v.nd Treas.Dec. 6, 18G0 17li

A COMPANY OF

Monnted RangersWILL be formed nt Anderson Court House on Satur¬

day, December 15th iustant. All who have en¬

rolled their names, and those who desire to jointhe Company, are requested to bo present, as offi¬

cers will be elected, and the Company organized.An address will be delivered by Col. J. L. Orr.

NOTICE.THE copartnership heretofore existing in this

place between the undersigned in the business of

waggon and carriage making and blacksmithing,under the name andsiyleof R. L. GAINES & CO.,has been this day dissolved by mntual consent.

All notes and accounts due the firm must be

paid to J. P. Reed, who is alone authorized to

make settlements. J. P. REED,R. L. GAINES-

For the State Convention*Mr. Editor .-.After consultation with citizens

from the Various portions of our District, the names

of the following gentlemen arc respectfully pro¬

posed to represent the District of Anderson in the

State Convention, which will assemble on the 17th

of December proximo. It is believed, from their

long standing in the community, firmness, abilityand experience in legislation, they will command

* the cbnfidence of the people of the District, a:ad

worthily represent them.IIox. J. L. ORR.Hox. J. N: WHITXER.Hos. R. F. SIMPSON.Hon. J. P. HEED.Gn.v. S. M. AY ILK ES.

Mr. Editor :.The following ticket, for a seat in

the State Convention, will be cordially supportedand voted for by eo-oporationists and separateState actionists:

IIox. R. F. SIMPSON.Hox. J. L. ORR.IIox. J. P. REED.Rev. B. F. MAULDIN.

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Ü is 19 i »Kr h HF co . E23 Li

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election notice.PURSUANT lo an act passed at the recent extra

session of the Legislature of this State, notice ishereby given that an Election will lie held on

THURSDAY, the Sixth day of DECEMBER next,

for FIVE DELEGATES to represent Anderson Dis¬trict in a Convention of the people of Ihe State ofSouth Carolina, lb be held in Columbia on Mondaythe 17th day of December.

MANAGERS.Anderson Court House.Thomas M. White, T. J.

Webb, James A. Hoyt.Peudlcton.T. J. Bellottc, B. E. Seaborne. E. A.

Sharpe.llaynic's.J. C. Ilaynie, William Haynie, W. S.

Norrie.Craytonvillc.L. P. Fcathcrston, J. L. Williams.

L. VV. Tribblc,Shcrard's.Jas. W Shcrard, James A. Gray, J.

W. Simpson.Greenwood.B. F. Glen, WiflSs Watkins, G. D.

Barr.Bozeman's.N. Me&Ifotcry G/W. Belcher, H. P.

Price.White Plains.John King, D. Watkins, W. C.

Wdborn.TownviWe.M. Palmer, G. W.'Burns, II. II. Van-

diver.Storeyille.Jasper Brown, R. B. Doyle, James T.

Rice.Centrerilie.J. L. McElroy, Asa Avcry, David

Watkins.Andcrsonville.F. IS. Harrison, C. E. Earh*. T.

Wells.WtUmniston.John C. Griffin, F. A. Holte. Dan 1.

Ligon.11 ouva Path.IL Cubb, W. IL Acker. J. C. Wil¬

liams.Stantonville.Allen Kellcy, J. 9. Coofey, J. Jef¬

ferson Poor.. Howard's.S. A. Dean. Samuel De::ii. D. C.Howard:Ciiihoun.B. F. Smith, J. M. Cox. Hampton

Poor.McClinion's.Newton Gilmcr, S.evi I'unis, V. K.

Norris.OrrVillc.Charlesi Wtbb, II DudÄvori!:, J. .n.

Wdson.DoutiiU's.J. P. Si Iton, William M. üir. R. v'l

rod.Brown's MusScr Grouwd-^IW. J. llix. Luicy to.<

Win. Holland.Bcllou.G. B. Telford, 0. W. McGec. J II. Tel-

ford.Evergreen.E. J. Fade. J Cuii i.:ig!.:t:n. M. II.

Smith.Minion's.I. W. Major, Ban m Bmck, A J.

Smith.Polls to be open ONE DAY ill each pr- incl..

The managers lo meet at thu CVun-l Ilou-i nil theday following, count the voies and ii .: i:r iheelection.

Nov. 29, 180'i ,.:

sam'l. h. m?mCONTINUES to repair Clocks, Wot ihefaad Jewelry

at his old stand. AÜ work warranted.Aug. 21, 1860 2 tf

AN ACTTo Provide for the Calling of a Convention of

the People of this State*

Sec. 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and Houseof Representatives, now met and sittinj in GeneralAssembly, and by the authority of the same, That a

Convention of the people of the State of SouthCarolina is hereby ordained, to be assembled in thecity of Columbia, on Monday, the seventeenth dayof December, in the year of our Lord one thousandeight hundred and sixty, for the purpose of takinginto consideration the dangers incident to the po¬sition of the State in the Federal Union, estab¬lished by the Constitution of the United States,and the measures which may be necessary andproper for providing against the same, and there¬upon to take care that the Commonwealth of SouthCarolina shall suffer no detriment.

Sec. 2. That on the sixth day of December, inthe year of our Lord one thousand eight hundredand sixty, the Managers of Flections for the seve¬

ral Districts in the State shall, after giving publicnotice as in cases of elections for members of theLegislature, open the polls and hold elections intheir respective Districts for Delegates to the saidConvention, in all respects in the same manner

and form, and at the same places, as elections arc

now conducted for members of the Legislature.And all persons who are qualified and entitled, bythe Constitution and laws of this State, to vote formembers of the Legislature, shall be qualified andentitled to vote for said Delegates to said Conven¬tion ; and in case of any vacancy occurring bydeath, resignation or removal from the Suite, or

refusal to serve of any person elected a Delegateto the said Convention, the presiding officer of thesaid Convention shall issue his writ authorizingund requiring the Managers of Elections in theFlection Districts in which such vacancy may haveoccurred, after giving due notice thereof, to open a

poll and hold an e'ection to fill such vacancy, as

in cases for the election of members of the Legis¬lature; that the Managers in the several ElectionDistricts and Parishes, shall meet on Friday, the7th day of December, 18C0, count the votes anddeclare the election.

Ss*C. .'«. That each Election District throughoutthe Slate shall be entitled to elect and send to I hesaid Convention jt number of Delegates equal to

the winde number of Senators and Representativeswhich such District is now entitled to send to theLegislature; and the Delegates to the said Con¬vention shall be entitled to the same freedom of ar¬

rest in going to, returning from, and whilst in at¬tendance on, said (.'on vein ion, as is extended to themembers of the Legislature.

Sue. I. That all free while male citizens of thisState, of (he age of twenty-one years and up¬wards, ami who are entitled to vote for members ofthe Suite Legislature, shall be eligible to a seat inthe said Convention.In the Senate House, the thirteenth day of No¬vember, in the year of our Lord one thousandeight hundred and sixty, and in the eighty-fifthyear of the sovereignty and independence of theUnited Slates of America.

WILLIAM D. PORTER,President of the Senate.

JAMES SIMONS.Speaker House Representatives.

Resolved, That the Clerks of the Senate andHouse of Representatives be, and are hereby, in¬structed to publish the "Act to provide for thecalling of a Convention of the people of ibis State,"in one newspaper in each Election District in theSlate, once a week, until the day of election of theDelegates lo said Convention.: and thai it is thesense of this General Assembly that the Managersof Elections are bound to proceed to give the usu¬

al notice of election, and lo hold the same, as di¬rected by said Act, without awaiting further in¬structions.

WM. E. MARTIN, C. S.JOHN T. SLOAN, C. H. R.

Nov. 22, 1S00 15td

THE SOUTHERN GUARDIAN,A Political and News Journal,

PUBLISHED AT COLUMBIA, S. C,

Daily, Tri-Weekly and Weekly.15V CHARLES P. PELHAM.

TERMS.DAILY. .... SO.flOTRI-WEEKLY, - 4.00WEEKLY..2.00

Payment in advance invariably.THIS JOURNAL, now entering upon its thirdyear under the present proprietor, is rapidly ex¬

tending its circulation and influence. Foundedand conducted upon the principles of State Rights,it enjoys the reward of public confidence and en¬

lightened approval. Entirely independent in itsmanagement, it has stood with unwavering confi¬dence upon the soundness, integrity, and consis¬tency of its principles. Through evil report, as

well US through good, its voice has been heard indefence of the EQUALITY of the South ; its coun¬

sels have ever been and are for RESISTANCE to

tiic wrongs attempted to be put upon us by a sec¬

tional majority.The Southern Guardian looks for support to the

Slate and sect ion whose rights, honor and interestsit has faithfully espoused and maintained.

Southern Guardian Steam Prlnlliig Establish¬ment.

Having recently made large and choice additionsto our JOB OFFICE, from the best type foundersin the country, we are now prepared to do allkinds of Priming in as neat style and on as favor¬able terms as any office in the South.The premium for the best specimen of Rook

Printing was awarded at the late Fair to the pro¬prietor of the Southern Guardian.

All communications to be addressed to the South¬ern Guardian, or to-

C. P. PELHAM, Columbia. S. C.Dec. G, 1860" 17if

NOTICE"TO RENT, a good place, in 2 A miles of AndersonCourt House, on the Audersoiivilleroad, with com¬

fortable buildings, and about 20 acres of good bot¬tom* Tand and üO aerosol' upland,-mostly fresh.formerly worked by R. A. Keys.

1 will rent privately up lo the first Monday inDecember next,-imd ft* not disposed1 of by thai time,will put it up to the highest bidder irt Anderson C.II. on that day.

J. C. EE VS.Nov. 1, 1800 1251

IMPORTANT SALE,WILL BE SOLD, at the bile residence of the un

dcrsigncd, S miles North of Anderson', on Wednes¬day ilie 12ili day of December next. Corn, Fodder,Shucks, Slock of different kind*, um! vavious otherarticles.Terms made known on day of sale.

II. DERItlCOTT.Nov. 22, I860 1*62t

South Carolina and Tennessee !!ANY person desirous to remove out of Andersoni'isiiici :uid South Carolina before she withdrawsfrom lai- Union,-and desiring of moving lo* Tennes¬see, can be accommodated by die undersigned, as

he hits ÖMI acres of land in Tennessee which hewill exchange for land in AndersotK

F. C. v. BORSTEL.-Nov. 22. 18GO 15St

NOTICE.PHERE will be an election held at Anderson C. II.on the Olli day oi December next, to till the vacan¬

cies of Captain and Lieutenants of the AndersonTroop, who have tendered their resignations.

By order of A. H. GLENN,Col. of the 1st Regiment, S. C. C.

V. A. McCtn.ley, 0. S.Nov. 20, I860 IG2t

HATS! HATS!A large and wc'.i selected stock of Boys and Gents1tin i. embracing ail tha: is'new and desi-ruble; at SHARPE cc WATSON'S.

I noy-1, im 12tf

I. Vit. TAYLOR,No. 7 Granite Row,

ANDERSON C. H., & C.HAS just received a large and weil selected

Stock of

Staple & Fancy Dry ßoöds,Such as Calicoes, DeLaincs, Homespuns, Twills,Jeans, Fancy Dry Goods.

GROCERIES,Such us Sugf;r, Coffee, Salt in seamless sacks, Mo¬lasses, Liquors of all kinds and prices, Buggingand Hope, Raisins, Cheese, Powder, Shot and Lead,Tobacco and Scgars.

CROCKERY,Such as Cups and Saucers, and every descriptionof Crockery. «

DRUGS AND MEDICINES, jPaints, Oils, Window Glass, White Lead, Chemi¬cals. Dye Stuffs, Indigo, Madder, &c.

All the above articles will be sold below the mar-

kct prices. Come one, come all, and judge foryourselves.

I make no boast, but I promise to sell cheaperfor the same articles than can be bought in Ander¬son. I have the Goods, and if I cannot sell them,I am determined to give them away.

Call and examine my Stock before purchasingelsewhere, as I am certain 1 can give you cutircsatisfaction in both prices and quality.

ISIIAM W. TAYLOR.Oct. 18, 1300 10tf

DRY GOODS!DRY GOODS!WE respectfully invite the Ladies and Gentlemenof Anderson Village and District to an inspectionof our Stock of

Consisting of *

Ladies Black and Fancy Dress Silks,All wool French DeLaincs, with a large stock

of Fancy DeLaincs,Fancy Poplins, Solid Merinos,Solid Cashmeres. Black Cashmeres,Black Alpaeea, Fancy Plaids for children, ttc,

with a large stock of

MEN'S WEAR,Consisting of Cassimeres, Tweeds, Satinet nnd N.C. Jeans, Tennessee truck for Trowsers, &e.; witha large stock of Calicoes. Plaids, Linsey. Gloves,Hosiery, Hair Oils, Extracts. Colognes, &c,

All for sale cheap bySIIAUPE & WATSON.

Nov. 1, 18Ü0 12tf

Cothran, Jeffers & Co,,FACTORS AND COMMISSION

MERCHANTS,ClliAKLESTOX, S. C.

THE undersigned will continue the FACTORAGEami COMMISSION BUSINESS in this city. Theybeg leave to return their thanks to their friends forthe libcrnl patronage extended to them, and lo so¬

licit its continuance.Particular attention will be given lo the sale of

COTTON. FLOUR, GRAIN, &c, and to all busi¬ness entrusted to their care.

WADE S. COTHRAN.HENRY L. JEFFERS,WM. II. JEFFERS.

Charleston, Sept. 10, 1800 5.3m

COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.THE undersigned on the 13th of September A D..ISÜ0, formed a copartnership for the purpose of1conducting the Dry Goods and Grocery businessin the town of Anderson, S. C, under the name

and style of

SHAEPE .fc AV^XSOIV.Sai'l copartnership is without limitation, but maybe terminated at any time by mutual consent.

WILLIAM S. SilARPE.JOHN U. WATSON.

Oct. 25, 1800 11tf

" ATTENTION! FARMERS!!"WANTED, at the "Cheap Corner," One Thousandbushels of well cleaned Cow Pcas,j)'for which fair

prices will be paid. Wc have on hand a largestock or Fall and Winter Goods, for sale cheap.

SLOAN, SULLIVAN & CO.Nov. 8, 1800 13tf

GROCERIES ! GROCERIES !!

SUGAR, Coffee, Molasses, Salt, Candles, Teas,Cheese, Tobacco, Starch. Candies. Nnts, Soda.Pepper. Spice, Ginger, Mackerel, &c, will be soldvery cheap by SHARPE ec WATSON.

Oct. -J">, 18C0 IIif

J. T. HORHSTE,

Iisassi? mwm>ANDERSON C. H., S. C.

Office.two doors west of Blcckley & Cray tons'.A.ig. 11, 1800 1ly

BAGGING AND ROPE,At SHARPE & WATSON'S.

Nov. 1. 1800 12tf

THIRTY-TWO CASESof zsootss a:vi> .shoes.Making the largest Stock of Boots and Shoes to befound in the place, consisting of Negro Brogans,boys and mens: Boots for men and Boys; Wax

Hrogans at a variety of prices and qualities ; La¬dies' Sewed and Pegged Boots and Buskins; Chil¬dren':? Shoes of all sizes and qualities, with coppertoes. For sale very cheap by

SHARPE & WATSON.Nov. 1. 1800 ' 12cf

Kerseys and Linseys.,1 AM KS Or. GIBBES & CO'S. Kerseys and Linseysand Osnaburgs, will be sold by us. or given in ex¬

change for Wool. It is useless for us to say anytittup; about the nbovcgoods, as they speak forthem-jlvcsr. For sale by SHARPE & WATSON.Ncv. 1, 18C0 12tf

JOCASSE LODGE, No. 18,1. 0. of 0. F.teUT- Meets every FRIDAY NIGHT, at 7 o'clock,

at Old Fellows' Hall. 'The members are requiredto be punctual iir attendance.

By order of the N. G.JAMES. A. HOYT, Secretary.

Sept. it 1S00 5ly

, W. W. HUMPHREYS,ATTORNEY AT .LAW,

Office at Anderson C. II., in Broyles' new building,immediately below the Post OfTico and opposite tboBenson House.AH busuicss entrusted to-him'will mtict with prompt

attention.August I t. TS60 1!-v

Brown and Bleached Shirtings, andLONG CLOTHS.

A largo assortment of prices and qualities, very

cheap by SHARPE & WATSON.Nov. 1, 1990 12tf

Southerners, to your Post!MARCH!!

MOORES &MAJORwould respectfully invite the attention of thecitizens of Anderson and surrounding country to

their hrge and well selected Stock of

ii¥ 6SSSSOf direct importation by Messrs. Hyutt, McBurney&¦ Co., of Charleston,

TOGETHER WiTII A LARGE SUPPLY OF

Sugar, Coffee, Molasses,IRON, SALT,

BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS,

Trunks, "Valises.READY-MADE CLOTHING, &c.

Particular attention is invited to our large Slockof TOBACCO, &c, &c.Thanking the public generally for the liberal

patronage extended to us, we solicit a continuanceof the same.

n. B..We are in the COTTON MARKET at alltimes.

MOORES & MAJOR.No. 3 Grafiitc Row, Anderson, s. c.

Oct. i, 1800 8tf

FRESH STOCK! FRESH STOCK!-:o:-

Confectionary and.rim itww.

f| Hl E undersigned having purchased thu Stock ofI Confectioneries and Fancy Goods of J. M. Part-

low, would inform the public that he has now instore and is constantly receiving a full supply ofarticles in this line, such as

CANDIES, raisins,nuts of all Kinds.

fruits. fresh and preserved1,-Oysters, sardines, mackerel,

ginger, spice, pepper,tobacco AND CIGARS,

ALE, porter, lager REFR,WINES OF ALL KINDS, SYRUPS, &c.

In tlic Fancy Goods Line

We have an extensive assortment, among whichwill be found Violins, Banjo.-, Accordeons, Tambo-rims ; Hair Brushes, Nail and Tooth Brushes,Combs, Port Monnaies ; Writing Paper, Pens, Ink,Ein elopes; Percussion Caps, Buggy and WagonWhips, and many other articles in this branch too

numerous to mention.We invito the attention of the community gener¬

ally to our Siock. comprised of an extensive varie¬ty ind which will be sold at the most reasonableprices, for Cash only.

SAMUEL II. OWEN.Aug. 21, 1850 2tf

Saddles mid Leather.A good stock of Saddles and Hemlock Leather,Bridles, Girths, Bitts, Sic, very cheap by

SlIARPE & WATSON.Nov. 1, 1860 12tf

Kardware I Hardware!A large, well selected stock of IiARDWARE, con¬

sisting of the following articles:Bellows, Anvils. Vices, Blacksmith Hammers,

Pi cket and Table Cm lory, Trace Chains, TongueChains. Stay Chains, Hooks and Hinges. Tea-ket¬tles, Sad Irons, Barnes, Horse Shoe Nails, &c,very cheap bv SHABPE k WATSON.

Nov. 1, lfctiO 12tf

IRON AND NAILS,At SHARPE & WATSON'S.

Nov. I, 1800' 12tf

Furniture Ware-Rooms,Second Story of Masonic Building,

ANDERSON C. H., S. C.nnUE undersigned have received an elegant nssort-

JL ment of FURNITURE of all kinds, which willbe sold at the very lowest prices. We will keepconstantly on hand a variety of Furniture of everystyle and finish, and respectfully invite inspectionfrom the citizens of Anderson and surroundingcountry. Call and examine, and we will suit youboth in price and quality.

3Iai*l>lo YardAT ANDERSON C. 11. and PENDLETON.

Marble Slabs, Tombs, Monuments, Bead Stones,SiC, put up in the best style of workmanship andlit reasonable prices. Letters cut at 31 cts. each;raised letters, 2U cents each.

Mr. john C. cherry is our authorized ngenta t Pendlet on.

leavell & WHITE, Anderson c. h.

Aug. 21, 1860 2ly

CLOTHING! CLOTHING!a large and fresh stock of READY-made CLOTH¬ING, consisting of Overcoats, Business Coats, Dress

Coats, Black and Fancy Cassimcre, Business andSatinet 1'ants. with a great variety of Vests, Linenand .Marseilles Shirts. Gentlemen's Undervcsts andDrawers, will be sold verv cheap at

SHARPE & WATSON's.Nov. 1, 1800 .

12tf

MOORE & FEATHERST0N,Attorneys at Law,

HAVE formed a copartnership for the practico of

Law in the Western Circuit. Business entsustüdto their care will be promptly attended to.The senior partner will also attend to any matter

coining under the jurisdiction of the Court of Equity.Office in Masonic Building, Anderson 0. H., S. C.

JOHN V. MOORE,.J. C. C. FEATIIERSTON.August 14, 1S50 Ily

DENTAL C -A.R I> .

Dr. R.~S°.'TROStf,Surgeon Dentist,

(LATE OF CHARLESTON,)HAVING located in Anderson, offers his services

to its citizens and vicinity in every branch of his

profession.N. 15..Particular attention paid to the regula¬

tion of children's! teeth.Rooms over E. W. Brown's Store.

Aug. i'8, 1860 3ly

NEW LAWFIR31.

KEITH & WILKE'S,Attorneys at Law.

nrfllE undersigned having formed a copartnerihipI under the name and stylo of Keith and Wilkcs,

and will attend promptly to all business entrustedto them for the Districts of Abbeville, Anderson,Piekcns. Greenville, Spnrtanbttrg and Lnurens.

Mr. Keith will practice in the Lcuity Courts in

those Districts. . ,

Their office is at No. 8, Brick Range, Anderson

^ e^ m" KEiTii."Warren d. wilkes.Aug u itf

DISSOLUTION.THE firm of OWEN & LANGSTON is this day

dissolved by mutual' consent. Tho undersignedwill continue the Confectionary arid Fancy Goodabusiness at the same stand.

Sept. 18, 1860. S. h. owen.

NOTICE.Application will be made to the next Legislature

for an act to incorporate Shiloh (Baptist) Churchwith the usual powers and nrivileges.Aug. 21, 1860 2Sm

EViNS & HÜBBÄRSDE A.LEP S IV

ANDERSON C. H., S. CtTHANKFUL for the patronage heretofore given tothis house, we would solicit the same in the future.Persons wishing to buy

Genuine Ax-tlcle.swould find it to their interest to call and examineour complete Stock of

DRUGS,MEDICINES,

PAINTS. OILS,TARNISHES,DYE-STUFFS,FANCY ARTICLES,PERFUMERY.

BRUSHES,'&c.Next Door to England & Bewley's,

On the Northeast corner of the public square.

DO YÖÜ~WANTFine Shaving or Toilet Soaps, Colognes, Toilet Wa¬ters, Extracts and Essences, Hair Pomades or Oils,or any preparation for improving the Hair, Teeth,or Skin, call at

EVINS & HUBBAÜD'S DRUG STOREto get a good article.

IF YOU WISH TO BUYSoda, Creftm Tartar, Starch, Indigo, Madder, Bo¬rax, Whiting, Glue, Sulphiir, Alum, Copperas,Linseed Oil. White Lead, Train Oil, Lamp OiLjjSweet Oil, Spirits Turpentine, Alcohol, ScidlhzPowders, Yeast Powders, Putty,

Ox* Anything1 Eis«Usually kept in a Drug Store, you can get it at

FAIR PRICES by calling on

EVINS &, HUBBARD,Who have constantly on band a full supply of allarticles in their line.

IF YOU WANTPURE WINES AND BRANDIESFor medicinal purposes, you can obtain tbc verybest! brands at

EVIIVS &, HUBBARD'S.We' call particular attention to all Preparationsmade by us, which we guarantee to be of the

PUREST MATERIALS.Country Physicians will find it to their advantageto call aud examine our Stock and Prices.

EVINS & HUBBARD,Next door to England & Bcwley, Anderson, S. C.

Oct. 4, 1SCÖ 8If

Closing Business.

Selling off at prime Cost!

DETERMINED TO CLOSE BUSINESS,

I WILL OFFER

My Large Stoofc <>i*

DRY GOODS

AT HEW YORK COST.

CALL AT NO. 1 GRANITE ROW,

And Convince Yourself.

August 14, 1860 1tf

Dissolution.TIIE copartnership heretofore existing undor thename aud style of H. B. & J. L. ARNOLD is thia

day dissolved by mutual consent. All persons in¬debted to said firm will please make settlenfcutswith H. B. Arnold, as the notes and bocks cf ao>

county wiH remain in his hands for a 3hort timi>only. So, now is the timo to save cost,

t H. B. ARNOLD,J. L. ARNOLD.

, Oct. 20, ISOO 118t

LIVERY STABLE.THE subscriber would respectfully inform the cit¬izens of Anderson and surrounding country thathis STABLE

At tiie OIÄ Standis now open, with GOOD STOCK, where personswanting anything in his line can be accommodatedat SHORT NOTICE and LOW PRICES, for the

CASH ONLY.A call i3 rospectfully solicited, but no credit.

H. B. ARNOLD.Oct. 25, I860 118t

NOTICE.THE copartnership' heretofore existing betweenj. c. C FEATHERSTON k JAS. A. HOYT, inthe publication of the Anderson Intelligenter is thisday dissolved by mutual coUsenr, Mr. Hoyt becom¬ing the sole proprietor. All demands against thofirm of Fcatherston & Hoyt will bo paid by Jas. A.Hoyt, and all moneys due the firm must be paid tohim.

J*. C. C. FEATBEESTON.JAS. A. HOYT.

Nov. 8, 18G0 13tf

Election Notice.THERE will be an election held at tho variousboxes throughout Anderson District on the secondMonday in January next for Clerk of the Courtfor Anderson District, to fill the vacancy ocoasionodby tho expiration of tho term of the present incum¬bent. ELIJAH WEBB, c.c.a.d<

Cork's Office Nov. 1, 1860 12.2m

100 NEGROES WANTED!THE subscriber will pay the highest Cash pric»sfor ONE HUNDRED NEGROES, between the age*of 12 and 25 years.

W. S. SMITH, Anderson C. H.Sept. 4, 1860 48m*

NOTICEIs hereby given that application will be made to

the next Legislature for an act incorporating tba

««Palmetto Riflemen," a volunteer military compa¬ny to be formed at AndersonAag. 28, I860 %