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The Sale Of Cotton.

An order having been Issued from the
"Freedman's Bureau" in relation TO the
sale Of cotton, where ptstoes We're en-:
pIoysd on shstss; ~bicR Va. iiisund.r.
stood. Gen. ScoH hss itsuSd ihS fobs.
itp. ~hicL 30 copy iof iks Information Of
all concerned
GESSRAL OaDERs. No. 2i.-To repu
late the division ef crops wfsrs the Freed.
people are working for a shsfe thereof;
and to protect both tHS amp1OySf sid
the employe-s, from the injurious results
GfisfHg ifotf the practice OF soms persons
in buying the cfoYs IN itfI~ll qnan,i,iea
frotf the .ffssdGieh. paying ,isi.iof a
mere pi,t.ncs Of :hei, msrkN Waldo.
whereby many Of tho freedpeople ate I.t
impoverished, !, Is ordered Aysa
I. That sI' crops when hstxcllkl, shalt
DO stored ia . secure pIace, iAssd for
market, and divided be. y sei | .b, pIoy.
e. ntid the stbPl"y ess. in aca6 5ijSS ~ III
the cootrac'. where contfxefSt RsS been
approved by this Rrsau:
III. When the cot: On khail have been
prepared Tor ErarEs,. and no Officer or =.
gent 6s lila Bureau can Re pse.snt, tho
contracting parties may agree upon soms
p.rson in whom thew have Confidence, ~
choosS isfs'Ses % divide the. crop: snd IL
they cannot agfes the Officer 10 cisfgs
vii act.
III Officers and agents of,hn Bsr.au
siil see ,6at accounts betwsen che smplov
ef. and employees for labor o, advances
OF provisions or money be justly arranged
hefo,s either patty di.poss Of their cfop.
Nv. A station OF lahdina on each Of
the Isls"ds will Be- e.,sbii.hed, where all
cotton for market can bs taken and q.
agent ~ill Be appointed to weigh the cot.
tor. and to Bee that TIE freedmen are
asithsi cheated 10 weight nor price. sad
that they receive the amount Of monsy
das, them from the sac Of ,hsit eropi.
v. All psrsoos either buyine OF selling
cotton 10 violation Of this Order will Be
arrested and punished.
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For the Lancaster Ledger.

MASKS EpiToRs w. would state for
the information Of the friends Of eur be.
loved Zion. that very interesting meeting
has been in progress ut Bethel (Me I"di.U
Church, six miles Son'h East ." Lancaster.
vile. The Meeting classed ~l,h :3 arc.~-
son,. and the C"arSh Was greatly refreshed
with revival inlu.nce.
'We had the privilege of attending tn.
religious cxercises Of tho 4th Q,nrterly
Meeting OF the Lancaster md hanging
Rock Circuits he'd in the Methodist Church
in this place on last Saturday and SUNDAY.
We were pleased to witness III. deep solem
nifty that Psrvaded The large congregation.
that assembled from time 10 slime and tru q,
that il il an userring indication Of The re-
ligious Improvement Of our community -
On Sunday nt " o'clock. A. M.. we We're
favored with an excellent sarfiSh bv the
Rev F. Milton Kennedy, from Eccleaiaste.,
Sth chnp,er ard Ilth verso The b1tthen
of the discourse was founded "n"n the Ia,
ter clause Of tie text. in which the preacher
showed in d highly csnrtiendabls style
that the heart was the seat .f moral disease
and ttnt it exerted n controlling influence
fol. stil ever every fscnltv Of the mind. the
will. the reason, and the conscience ; clos
ing his discourse with eloquent demon.tra
tons Of the truth Of the text: "B.cau.e
sen'ence against al evil work Is not .xscu,
Cd speedily. therefore tho hssrt "e the sons
Of men is follv act in them to do evil
We also understand that the Ls-d has
rraeio"slv visited his people with ,im.s 81
refreshing from his pre.-nce At Damascus
Church. on Hanging R"rk Circnit. The
meeting was condnc'ad bv Rsv.. c A.
Plvlrr and Paul F Kist'er ard resulted IN
six conversions ana IL nsceasions. The
Church was greatly revived C..
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"OLD UxcLE Bot" "A rorrs.oond.n,
Of The Richthnnd Eaqui,sI Ia. III. follow
ing notice Oft RECEPTION of Gen LIE =,
R"ckbridgs Adm sbiioe.:
"Grsat sxcitsme.,l General t.. .p
preaching /! Tns CIV ,nn, from cXhi- n
cabin that .G-.sral Lee ia comm - when
presently. ,hs, nol'e old hsro il seen "a
pass the gate. Mounted IN H.. re,.o~ ned
old white charger. ard qn'e,h moving
through the town, ia this ~, yhtv warrior
el"thed III The hsbi'ii'isnis ~ t-stc:.. II,
~o'e 4 aRi; M pure shit iirsn; mosd
bin sra~ hat. 9th iisk tonts 5u,Sid.
ct his pants, gloves Md srn,a. "a he pas.
ed Hlir door IN his old &Ar horse, ~hic,
seemed to step pr'u. and light. "a IL con.
scious Of the irelsure he bore. I could
not bn' gaze i pom ard aIlmi,s ,be roti.
hearing Of the vensrabla idnk'nq old hero
a. he passed quietly along with his s,:ve,s
locks, cree, fovm and sola'sry appearance
nioheitly waving his hand aud tipping hi,
hat 10 the many ad.niriny trends which
giset hInr in admiration and love-
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[csitSesipsnd.nes u ckssisssoh cssrser.l
WksisINeroS, September IL.

FCofreepSpdsncs ar ChsSl<stoh CoNrSer.1
WisH,soros September Ii.
A great shi,s,y hss been III, 70 know
wba, the Secretary Of the Tresiuf1 in.
tsods doiHS With bic $4,000. HtU OF SUid.
The SsctstRiy vas 90 Lsde,iied kof sSli.
ing gold. a lev m"a,h. ago. ;h., 30 is .
kaid now ~ do anything. |, i. mos,
probable ,ha, he will pursue no decided
policy ior the prsssni, bul Gstsb and
wait.
The impression hers il esnerSf: tba,
the radicals hs,S goi s&s,jthtng thsir
own way. The Prssidsn, tStHfHs fiofY
his chisaso tiip; sKir auarteths .I.
foHhhH Sith tbs reughs, s3tit 2 Iisbsd. lie
Il dead.
Th , u,,.k;;xv pxA Z. .hX Ill,
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South Carolina Bank Money,

This following quota ions are the buvi Q
rates ef South Carolina money a, The Ma.
tionnl Bank Of Charlotte, N. q.
Bank OF, Camden. So: d INK of t:Rnfi.s
ton. 81; Bank OF Che ,l-r. Al: Bunk of
Gtorss,o%h, q; B nix of fiamburg. IL +;
BANK Of Srabrrry, So: B.rs of. south
CAROLINA. IS; Planters Bank. IS; B,nk If
State Of South Carolina. b.fnre I,6I ~
Commrrcial B"k, Columbia. lS Excho.y.
Bank. Columbia, II; Fnrm-rs' and Tx
change,,6; Merchants Ch-rnw, II ; Peoples
Bank, 46; P!a"ter-' and mechanics Enuk.
q; South hestcrn Railroad Bank IS;
State Bank, 8; Union Bank, 10.
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The Riot at Indianapolis, Indi.

ana.
III. G21exeo Times bm from . CORE.
pondsn, ioihs further particulars Of lie
disoiacsfSaf proceedings =, indianapolis,
Indiana. on the occasion Of ,h. siri1si Of
the Pr.iid.n. and party there. tn. col.
responder, Of tn. 7inies says:
fh: Pl.hafo, was in,roduced to ,ks
crowd b, Solomon Meredith. and .u.mp,i
ed to speak, hu, ,hS crowd Souis 10, Lot
him TIL. Pr..id.n, said II, you will
fs me speak 6v. minutes I vill"-F.'shv.
up. Won Damned ,rsi,o'. ., TIL sho1 your
came from q Voice. "Shosi he d.uSu.d
traitor" "sboo, Tim r. "shoo. him /"
etisd 's'e'si voie.'l Bang. bang, bang /
wen, ,hFsx shots.
A group Of iii.hm.a. carving . trans.
parency with the motto "irishmss vs.:
come the President" were attacked and
severely bsa,eH; and indi.criinin.,s frine
commenced, sone twelve shots beint
fisd. A terrible scene iiian.b',.d. ID
which men with torches yer. beaten and
driven of BY Radicals, Who we're armed
With tfubs snd pi.,ol,.
The President, Grao. Farrsgu., Ca.,.f
and many o,hers Of The gsb,IsriDii.nS com.
posing the President. party, Witnessed
,hs &hofS affair. General Gran, ..v =
dossR aiSi. fred, and remarked I, va.
us most di,graceful scene be efsf saw;
A large number Of Irisbmen were injured.
including two who wsrs severely wound.
ed. An organization called :bS Iowa
IsSgSS, With ,s.teisd dag, Caused ali
The tfoHble--hich was pismsdiiai.d.-
General Grant commanded them 10 20
home. which they did. all the while swssF.
ing that the President should not spsa I
in indianapolis. Before the Radicals
dhP"r'sd they had thoroughly cleaned
out the Irish clubs and tho JohHson rHi1ni: :
and had the field to ths,n.SItsS. Andrew
Steward. an IrishuYso, wssShoy IA lie eve,
and hss siats died. Walter Rncksn, All
old tH.n. HSs ~oGhded in the knee, and
John Stay ~as shot in The h,ud.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-09-26

The Bethel Presbytery assemblies at this pl,ce
next week, servcesto begin on Tuesday. Many
ministers and delegates from distance are eI
pected. The people of the Village, without re.
gard to denominat,onal distinctions, should pre-
pare to receive them in ftaternal aud hospita
bic spirit
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-09-26

We take pleasure in calling attention to the
card OF Messrs. LIE & SPENCER in to'day's pa.
per. These gentlemen have very generously
proffered 70 receive and forward all provisions
for the poor Of this District, free of charge
Such liberality is highly commendahle.
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A friend has sent US a specimen of his sweet
potatoes, the finest we have seen this season.
Hs will scce2t our thanks and We appreciate
the hecessity of emitting his name in this con
nection. May he never grow less potatoes
and may his patch" rest secure from free.
domn
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GRANT ASb The NEXT PaEstoxscr.-
The Hero1d Of Fridar .aus,

'oV" |" F.IuHy sHVF.
From the ,rou6led "spsc, Of pHbie
aftrs ~s hasS bdt little dosbt that Il
VIII I'D as heEess.ts to elect u,ant 10 II q
Pr-s'dsncv To ssvs tie coun,fywi, 1853
as !, WA nAce"sry to call him Sths chief
c""mand 81 The a''n $40 sase M c"uut,y
'n 1854 Wah him nth. Whi. House.
ali parties would be satisfied and Nil an,
mos,ties sssasged.
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GEssaAt GRASTs vIx~s.-Ths Nia
York 8sening Post Of Monday ssys:

General Grant has authorized writer.
~hoss lsttsf appssfs III another part 81
'.hi. sheet. to make Z .t.,.m.n, Of hi.
sis.s on Rdblle sifaifs. Il is TO the fol.
lowing effect; That. hsAt to the Psssi
dent. hS 10 thS hSad ID The amy Of the
Uni.sd S,stes-no, the leader Of . politi.
cal party; that he doss 10, consider the
ssmv place for . politician; tbs, he will
not permit himsslf to be committed %
any party. snd 'ha. the Amy sha:l 10,
bS mads 4 politics, machine.
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Mr.. Jas. n. Shaver has our E thanks for a late
Cha rlstte PAPER, one day Liter than received BY
mail
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TERMS FOR SUBSCRIPTION.

For crs year, in advance. - 90
For .ix mon, tbs, 60
Eor three months, 90
The above prices are in currency. wien
paid in specie the prevailing discount at the
time paid, allowed.
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The susSess OF the kAd,c~l ticks, will
probably bring . sac closing TO the long
settling. Of Mr. D.vis. fhs radical
vo'cs cslIs sluad fos hh blood, and Con.
gees woY'd sot be SLOW, In vioissios Of oil
lsw and justice shd dsessey. to order q
trial ~ . military comthissioh.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-09-26

AlCAsulLrf M. jss.s Cosn.sll.
IA Cd cisissa ef THE Dis,res. wss sossd
dead On the tssd leading 10 he sssiAssss.
on the nothing Of The l3la inst. fhS
yssy Of laYssst rs,usosd 3 verdict thai
sdsesassd came 10 bic death By Isii ftoni
bic hosss." CASsf<v StdWdafd.
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wEDNEsDAS MORNING, Sep. assh; 1865

Subscribers finding (S) cross mark on the
margin of their paper may know tha. their
time is about to expire
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Ms. bAv,s' R.tsAss.--rhs f..snvstg
fnSss s.ys:
A cell ks4Na oitissa was ssdtssly
aehtmofe u Wsshiagtos. by ,slssrApb
'tsf3llsa 90 Sssday afternoon, and lsit
ihs5sy on Aoaday, bic sssAsJ. Il 70 said.
having scnas connection With the tscshtly
Fsposssd policy sf he Adaihistfalion To-
wssds w. D.vis.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-03-31

THE TERRITORIAL UxrvRRsIrY.-The
Spring Term at the University. opens on
Monday. April 9th, with Mr.. W. E.
Barnard - principle. Arrangements hav-
ing been made for the instruction Of pri.
mary scholars, pupils Of any grade will
hereafter b. received. The price Of tut
ton, board, washing. fuel. lights. etc.,
has been placed At the low rate Of seventy
five dollars per quarter Of eleven weeks
or students, il they prefer. will be furnish
with board and rooms ct four dollars per
week. they providing Their own incidental.
The high reputation borne BY NJ. Bar
nard - ~ instructor. win make this in
ssitutioa vhil~ aades his carr. . lourishing
iasiisstioa. Thsse vhe en- aGssa =
sd th<is ehilasea - Q diseaser. shssld
Pstraaise shis hSae isssisuaiss. - L -
sessrs n the s1vsssagss = ssy higA
seAsa - N ceas1
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ns.Aiu- ks4 s-rrurs-d- Th< aIu~. A.
ss.r. I'D rrpulsss the Pas.<say.us via
snail loss.
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Icon. had In on his rc,u.n 70 rr,nre
One Of the B. lsium envoy. was c,urb, BIZ
pu-,rillas ., yos,e 20 V.r. Crux con.
r.ntr.t 4 eao,t vii, no M adj. nv the Imr.-
rial troo,. IN clear The Rio Crande If
ruerr;lla. and rs.estahI;sh communc,,;or
with the ;n,er;or
-, Congressional.
Warrington, March 2l.-In the House,
Price, Of Iowa, on the committee on the
Paciic Ra;lro,d, reported a bill TO secure |
he speedy construction Of the North, IN
Pacific r iilroad. Julian introduced a bill |
to cqualiz, soldiers and sailors bounty. |
Retired to Committee ON Military Affairs. |
Henlers on, of Oregon. presented Joint
resolution OF the Leg stature Of Oregon in
rga,d 10 Oregon war claims Ward, of |
New jersey. said the friends OF deceased |
soldiers bu,i a, Arlington Cemetery were |
tn It i, should reach the heirs
of General Lee, therefore ho desired to
read letter from thu Secretary of War,
which states the Arlington property was
bid in for The Government at $500, 900, at |
4 sale for unpaid taxes January 1l.h, 1866. |
The certificat. of sale would soon BE- placed
On file in the Treasury Department. The
House passed III. diplomatic appropriation
bill. with an amendment authorizing the |
appointment Of a solicitor for the depart.
mrnt At an annual salary Of 50 600. The
.Iousr also puesed the bill 10 prevent rail. |
ODDS, which hav. received land grants
rom receiving anv compensation for Gov.
eminent business. |
In IN. Senate. Brown. of Missouri in
reduced bill to aid in the construction of
, railroad from Kansas City to Galveston. |
Ramsey. of Minnesota. presented memo. |
rial from the Minnesota Legislature for the |
of a mort Of entry at the |
head of Like Superior. The Senate pass. |
NJ a bill providing for incorporating the
Kansas Railroad Company. and also bill |
10 punish counterfeiiing Or altering any
bond.
New York, March 2l.-The steamer
New York sailed to-day for Aspinwall.
Among the passengers was Thomas w.
Knox, the well known correspondent lately
with tue associated press ag"n-
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nc Who have scarcely sPeesHsA 81 e~-
.rrd psrslssios a~eag Us. sade''ahs TO
kno~ better than the people where thy
are numerous What shall constitute the ele-
walton or the debas~meut Of the elective
franchise I Why, shall We ask, may by
wars success demand, Of other States
what we indignantly spurn ourselves !
The secret springs that have governed all
these bowls against Reconstruction are
the same that moved the Freedmen's Bu.
reau scheme. so molly met and repealed by
the Presideut-a miserable, low, tricky
.cbeme to retain the mower Of the Radical
faction Not n negro in the South, but
under that hill had a military master, ap.
,o;,.oa ~ r.r.,. us. and control him.
hv The War Department Not one of these
War Deuar,men. ,na,,er, ITO have been
r,ac.d in every county and every parish
Of the South. with his salary Of $3.50
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-03-31

gs~e 1zGcr . e9<eeA eSf we kAse Dwr-r
b~forx ots<rvr& tia, aissbe1iesor O: the
disiBe injsaeti0n vas comm -sa-sl~ or
wise IL is, however, an exerll ~ AZ z.
for its Ion-committal course In the past.
Cox7ExPrIRLE DIRT EATING. -
This is the caption under which our CO.
temporary vents his spleen at US. or some
body else. in the last issue Of his paper.
He appears to have his back up about an
" advertisement" which he says was first
stolen from bis office and then " mutil.ated
by printing ON its face several cuts" He
says, Knowing we do better work than
the establishment where the card was de-
faced, recourse is had to this lowlived and
contemplate dodge to crafty mean and
ill-natured spite" Jewhillikins! what a
display Of adjec'iv ives! Who the "con-
temp,ib.e" and "lowlived" cuss 10, who
wished to CRAFTY an " ill-natured'' and
"mean" spite, our friend does not say,
leaving the public to form erroneous con-
illusions as to the precise identity OF the
aforesaid "cuss." Now this wrong, i'm.
proper, illiberal, ill-natureds unkind, un-
just, contemplate. low-lived and mean, a.
much as the officiating dodge which
called forth the adjective ire Of our amia-
bic contemporary. We emphatically deny
that the cuts were affixed in our Office, but
a copy Of the illustrated" card was re-.
ceived by US enclosed in an envelope,
which might or might not have been the
enc carried to our contemporary. But
some Of the official satellites appear to
think that the adjective diarrhGa Of words
is aimed at US, and we shall, therefore,
notice it for the "nonce," as il such were
the case. It comes with a quee, grace
from one who is known far and near as a
blacksmith printer" to puff his own
work or criticise that of competent
craftsman, but it is nothing new. The peo-
pie have long been disguised with the
fulsome laudations that paper bestows
upon itself. 1t boasts Of its Large circu-
lalion," it's "late news" its fine stock Of
"bran new type" ito superior workman.
ship" and number Of other excellencies.
too numerous to mention, not excepting
that Celebrated Fasklin-P oscer Card
Press" Now We believe the most en-
lightened printer in the Union would
have but vague idea Of " Fanklin. Pow.
e." True merit does not attempt to 20.
tablish ito supremacy in that way. nor re-
sort to disr equitable means to ensure sue
eesr. We have never forced patronage
from any one. nor begged psopl. to sub
scribe for our paper. and ws regvrs that
say Publisher should Do 70. Such sef-
lasdas;oas - appear IN or esae.Posasys
paper every week indieaae 60 II tve
thug. si'ta shss - = . tyre u shs bssi-
49, = thss - ID vsy esss-isra. We
dusisray ss.soAs ~ sig.i6saae ~
..zA ds.-" u ssUsi - ~ esss.r.
49, - J.: No - - - tsrsh-z
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-18

Eo,,eDt; FITS Sympathetic o. org. nc Of p II.
eases q Ii Heart. a. p.ip,'.,'S'n ,,s .ooud Drop
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