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The Opening In the South for Northern
Farmers.

The Opening In the South for Northern
Farmers.
Two ideas constitute largo part of the editorial
capital OF the Southern PRESS The first is that
white laborors oan comfortably perform outdoor
toll in the cotton and sugar states and the second
is that Southern men should not be hasty in sell
ing their plantations under the encouragement
which they encounter in view of tho abolition of
slavery. The Shreveport Neeos says:
Many q man, without reflection and in a fit of
despair, is ready to sell his land for a pttance,
upon the ground thatit will be measurably worth
less for long years to come, free negroes cannot
in to supply their places. We say to such don't
be hasty; keep your land il possible: il you have
good land and plenty of it, you have sure and
many have no hope in the future, and speak Of
leaving the country even if they have to make
sacrifice of their lands to get away. This is all
self. Some OF the negroes will work we'll
ever; in truth, they must be made to work. If they
REFUSE TO go at it Voluntarily for people cannot be
Southern crops will draw to tho country enter
prising laboring men from every quarter Of the
world. And this will soon begin to work, and the
result will be apparent in tho increased produc-
tion and in an enhanced value of landed property
In regard to the circumstances which should
encourage farmers to take advantage of the good
bargains that are thus offered, We quote from
another editorial Of the -Neos
For some years to como our crops will be COM
paratively small but even these small crops will
| bring into tho country very large amount Of
cash, as prices will continue to Be large SO long as
thero is deficiency in the yied A crop Of
| 100000 bales at 80 cents will bring as much
money as 4, 900 bales at tho average price Of
former years.
But tho change in our late system will necessi-
tate corresponding change In our planting ope-
rations. Great plantations will disappear Alto
gether, at least for many years to come as no pru-
dent man will risk large crop until labor is more
abundant and more certain than at present. A
ton unless he is perfectly certain Of his labor for
! isting circumstances
For time, and until labor iB more certain and
abundant, all our farms will be small, but they
will be better cultivated, and altogether better at
tended to than at present. Families will settle for
life, as going into the woods to open o plantation
will be very serious affair, whea most Of the
work will have to be done by one, or at least by
only few peraons. = iji - = :: = : q ! y
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HD- SP ECIAL NoTICE.-"GREAT OAKS FROM
little grow" The worst diseases known to the
human race spring from causes small as to almost
defy detection The volumes Of scientific lore that fill
the tables and shelves of the medical fraternity only 60
to prove and elaborate these facts.
Then guard yourselves while you may. The smallest
pnple the skin is tetale and indicator of disease
fade and die away from the surface of the body
but will reach the vitas, perhaps at last and death
be the result and final close. MAGGIEL'S BILIOUS,
DYsPEPTIC, and DIARRHEA PILLS cure where all
others fail. While for Burns scalds, Chilblans Cuts,
and all abrasions of the skin, MAGGIELS salve is
fallible Sold by J. MAGGIEL, No. is Fu1ton-street.
New York. and all Druggists, at 25 cents per box.
September 26 Tyr
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will feel it his especial work to take it safely
through the fiery trials that await us. We do not
believe it was tho condition of his favor and sup
port that we should popularize the Constitution;
but can readily suppose it will not diminish his
interest in the State that she has CONSIDERABLY
stript herself to his policy.
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The Daily News announces the marriage, at st.
poter's Church, Brooklyn, on tho evening Of the
10th Of September, of Major John G.. Stokes, late
OF che Confederate army, to Helen M, daughter
OF .aenerai Henry r. sbley, late Of the Confede
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

INHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY FORMED A
Il COPARTNERSHIP for the purpose of carrying on
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS IN THE CITIES
OF NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON, undor the name
and firm in each city Of W. B. 7. E. RYAN. WILLIAM
RfAh VIII DC the partner resident in Charleston and
THOMAS E. RYAN the partner resident In New York.
Consignments of all kinds of Produce and Manufac-
tured articles are respectfully solicited.
" ID. w AN b. RYAN.
Place of business Charleston at CO. West side of
East Baystrect and three doors north of Tradd
September5 limo
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HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF 80. oA.,(
HILTON HEAD, 8. O., Sept. %, 1866.
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 381
I. ALL PROVOST, SUPERIOR OR OTHER MILITIA
RY COURTS, will, tho last day Of this, and each sue
ceeding month"; render account Of oil fees fines or
Of money which shall have In any way come into
their possession and Of all expenditures which they
have Incurred. Said accounts will be rendered by the
CLERK Treasurer Of the Court audited and approved
by tho Judge Judges and forwarded through the Sub.
District and District Commanders to the Headquarters
Of the Department.
IL The Commanding Officers of oil Districts or Sub
Districts, In which any funds raised will cause an
thereof to rendered and forwarded to Depart
ment Headquarters tho sst day Of thia and every
succeeding month by the Treasurer Of fund Said
account should be audited and approved by tho Com.
manding Ofcer Of each subDisrict District and II
poasble. tho two officers hghest In rank on duty with
him as o Council Of Administration. No expenditure
should be made q charge on these funds, which are
OF strictly military nature but only such inour-
red for the beneht OF the citisens from whom the fund
is raised In the absence OF complete civil government
III. ALI acoounts. referred to In Paragraphs and II,
should be rendered fully and by Items that Command
ing Ocers may zee that fees fneB and taIos gui
a5le and that expenditures for legitimate objects
Great viii be takon that oil funds safe CUSTODY,
and that any balance can be paid over at once.
By command Of Brevet MA,or;aen. oHAsals HAs DEynss.
September % Assistant Ad5u.ant- General.
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The Ncxt Governor.


A letter, signed by ninety-two citizens of much
influence, from all parts of tho State has been ad
dressed to the Hon. JAS. L. ORR, requesting him
to consent to serve as Governor of tho State un
der the new order of things. The term, now, will
be for four years, and it will bo tho first opportu-
nifty tho people of tho State have had of voting di-
rectly for the Commander -in-chief of South Caro-
lima 1t will be seen, by the following reply, that
Col ORR consents to DO n candidate.
COLUMBIA, September 25, 1865.
GENTLEMEN: have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt of your letter of this date inviting
to become n candidate for Governor at tho ap-
preaching election, on the third Wednesday Of
October next
Tho great increase of responsibility resulting
from the extension Of tho term to four years, and
the change in political and industrial rcla-
tions, render me distrustfm of my ability to dis
charge the duties in n manner to satisfy your just
expectations. do not, howevor, feel at liberty
to decline the nyitation and therefore consent
that my namc be placed in nomination.
For the complimentary terms in which your in
vitation is communicated, beg to make my cor
dial acknowledgement. IF elected, my energies
shall be earnestly devoted to develop the agricul
tural, commercial, mechanical and educational re-
sources of the State, and to urge her forward i'll
that career of prosperity which earnestly hope
may mark her future.
Ihavc the honor to be- gcntlcmen very respect
fully, your obedient servant,
JAMES L. ORR.
To Mcssrs. D. Il. Wardlaw, Z. N. Dawkins, G.
W. Dudley, T. j. Moses, and others.
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September &c

BIZ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE FOL-
LOWING described CERTIFICATES OF STOCK in tho
Great Western Insurance Company of New York hayo
been lost, and that after tho usual period application
will be made usual, for Certificates viz: No 379
18th May 1885, 26 Shares; No. $780, 1ith june 1885, 20
Shares. Both in name of f. L. Trenholm, in trust for
Eliza Il. Trcnholm. thG* September IA
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JOHN 81. BOATWRIGHT,
Ct. NJ. of the G.. J.. of s. G..
NEwpERRY, 8. c., Sept. "a, 1865
Bro. John II. Boat,o'ight, Grand Master Of Masons
of SouU f1ro1jDG

NEwpERnY, 8. c., Sept "a, 1865
Bro. John IT. Boatoright, Grand Master Of Masons
Of South Carolina
DEAR SIR AND BROTHER: Your communication
of the 18th inst. was handed to me to-day in this
town, where am for o brief season resident.
Anterior to its receipt, L had seen reference
made to the Convention which, at the instance of
tho Grand Master of Kentucky, it proposed
occurred to mo that it would be emncntly appro-
pirate that the Grand Lodge of this State should
be represented in that Convention.
Tho great struggle in which the North and
South have been participants has ended. We of
the South contended for the maintenance Of prin-
ciples we deemed constitutional and Fundamental,
and with honesty ard determination yindicatcd
them in the conflict of arms.
Now that tho contest is over, and we haYo failed
to assert what wo regarded as tho right, it be-
NIT to the result, and that submission should be
in the utmost sincerity and the best faith.
Tho Government of tho United Stntos is now
that to which wo all, as citizens, owe undivided
as magnanimous and benefcent in peace as it has
been powerful III war.
Tho highest statesmanshp the profoundest
wisdom, which can now be manifested, is con-
ciliation and harmony with those with whom our
fate is indissolubly linked. Our future is that OF
our common country, and we shall become great,
and happy, and prosperous only as that country
prospers.
FREQ Masonry may well bo invoked to do it's part
in the work Of concilation. Founded upon the
rock of brotherly love, supported by tho pillar OF
charity, those who minister at it's altar may effect
very much in strengthening the bonds OF 'frater-
nifty which should bind all sections and States and
people.
accept the appointment you tender, and will
devote myself with earnestness to the accomplish.
ment of the objects and purposes Of the Conven.
aorvant, Henry BUST.
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sB- STATE OF SOUTH CARoLINA-CHARLESTo
DISTINCTLY GEORGE BUST. Esquire, Ordinary
Whereas, THOMAS II. ABBOTT, of st. james Goose
Creek Parish, "Physcian,' made suit to mo to grant
him Letters of Administration of the Estate Effects
of MARY THOMAS late Of st. James Goose Creek Par
ish, Widow: These are, therefore, to cite and ad-
monish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the
said MARY THOMAS deceased that they be and appear
before me- in tho Court of Ordinary, to be hold at
Charleston, at No. Ruedgestreet, the 10Th day Of
October 1865 after publication hereof at IL O'Clock in the
forenoon to show cause if any they have why the said
Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 27th day of September,
Ammo Domini 1865. GEORGE BUST,
September % th2 Judge of Probates.
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Bb- WARD NO. 1.-THE CANvAsSING COMMIT
tee of tho House of Industry will continue to solicit
trbutions money kind from tho residents Of that
Ward, during this and the ensuing week. Tho under
signed gentlomen comprise the Committee.
s. d. KIRK, Chairman.
Rev. ALEX w. MARSHALL.
ROBERT JAMES
PHILIP BUCHEIT.
ELISHA L. BRADLEY.
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NInsonIc Convention.

1t will be observed by the following correspon-
dence that the Masons of this State are to send a
distinguished Brother to attend general meet
ing of tho Order from all parts of the United
States, which will bo held in Kentucky in October
next. HENRY BUST, Esq, has been appointed
the delegate to represent the Masons OF South
Carolina:
CoLUMBIA, September 18, 1865
Henry Buist, p. G. NJ, G. L.
DEAR Sir AND BROTHER Presuming on your
well known and deep interest in all matters which
are likely to affect the fortunes of Free Masonry
on this continent, and knowing we'll your superior
this object take leave to appoint you as the dol
egate from the Grand Lodge of South Carolina to
the Convention of the fraternity to be held some
vile, Kentucky. Warmly and sincerely entrcating
you to accept tho appointment, am, dear Broth
er, yours fraternally,
JOHN II. BOATWRIGHT,
G.. NJ of the G. T.. of s. C.
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GD- OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMASTER, CHARLES
TON, S. c., September 81 1S65.-Proposas will bo
cevcd at this Onicc until the 30h instant to furnish
FIVE HUNDRED t5oo} CORDS OF WOOD, viz: 400
cords of Oak Wood, of good quality, and 100 cords of
Yellow Pine Wood, to bo delivered to Captain THos B.
LEIsENRNa, Post Quartermaster, at the Union Wharf
foot of Pinckney-street. JNO. II. MOORE,
Captain and A. Q. NJ, Chief Quartcrmaster Military
district of Charleston. September 27
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HEADQUARTERS. DEPARTMENT OF so. CA,l
HILTON HEAD. 8. O., Sept 81, 1866. !
GENERAL ORDERS, No. ST]
I. CAPT. W. E. MoRFoRD, A. Q. NJ, o. g. A. VOLS,
is hereby announced Acting Chief Quartormaater OF
this Department during the temporary absence Of Maj
O. W. THOMAS, ChIef Quartermaster
II. Major E. @. CULP, 25th Ohio Vet. Vols, Acting
Assistant InspectorGeneral for the District Of Port
Royal La hereby announced Acting Inspector General
ofthe Department. In addition to his other duties, dur
ing the temporary absence Of MAJ j. P. ROY, 9th o. g.
Infantry Acting Inspector OF tho Department
BY command Of Breyet Major General cHAs DEyEss.
Official W. L. M. BURGER,
September 90 8 Assistant Acknowledgement
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94- COMMITTEE OF RELIEF, WARD No. PER.
in this Ward entitled to RATIONS will poaso call
tho undersigned, No. 40 Amercastrect To-Aorrow,
Goth inst, from haifpast to halfpast o'clock, A. NJ
and to P NJ and receive their tickets in order 10
draw their rations next day. s.. ID. KIRK,
September 28 President
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Gov. Perry for the U. S. Senate.
s'Timon," in the Columbia Pheni1 OF the Goth
inst says that it is generally understood tn at His
Excelency B. F. PERRY will be assigned to this
distinguished post of honor and usefulness
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

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CLEMENT GLENN,
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dday Of October, 1866,
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Given under my hand and seal this Oath day
Of October, 1865.
THOMAS GLENN,
nov3 Administrator.
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