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There Is AN organization Of .feedm,n
in this place. whose object is TO ferrit out
aud punish crime among the,nsslves.--
Upon learning that a negro horse thief
had passed through the place yesterday,
member Of tbs organization pu. out 10
pursuit, and soon had the thief 10 limbo,
and delivered him up to the pursuer--
The negro bad horse and bagky. which
has been left here subjsct 10 the dsnaud
Of the owner.
The same Organization took up shop.
litter the other DAY, sod As the p,oofwas
positive, they psompuv sppIisd TO him a
dose OF Moses law. Far be,tsr lbis than
provost court Very fsw darkies will
risk secopd appearances before thi. tods,
Chsraw Gossite.
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The Richmond Times says the cholera is ra,
giug in London with a ferc cness of which We
have little conception in this country. Tile
number Of deaths in that city from all causes
for the week ending August llth, 1866, was
2,7s7. OF thS number, ,407 died from cho-
era alone; nor is there any apparent dmuni,
ton in the number of victims of this disease.
Medical counsel and skill in ..oudon seem con
Trajectory, uncertain aud helpless in the dread
prcseucc OF this great &c of our race
The ravagcS OF the disease are, of course, con-
fined 10 those who, neSlcctrg all the laws ct
health, breathe foul air aud drink impure water.
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REvrvALs rs UNION AND AHsoY Coux
TIEs.-D. A. Covington, E.q, Of Union
county, writes to the R.legn Biblical
Recorder rs fOlows:
an Deep Creek, in Anson county, a
church supplied by brother Sias Finch
er, nee,il several days WAS held by
brethren Fincher, Csudle and Green. and
on the 2d Sabbath Of this month, tie last
day of the meeting, tEiity FIVE willing
converts went down into the water" with
brotn'- F'ncher, "and he bap,r.sd them"
Nine were bapti.ed vt Faulk's church
not long sincs. This church is ten miles
from Monroe.
My family have Just returned from
witnessing the closing scene Of an INTEREST,"
ing prot'sc'ed meeting AT Meadow Branch
chufch, six miles ess, Of Monroe. Thi.
meeting was condpcted BY the pastor OF
the church, Rev. Lemuel Bennett, OF
Anson county. assisted by minis,ering 2
brethren Edmund l. Davis, John Davis.
Phillip Sndsr, brother Caudie and others
The imposing ordinance Of baptism was
administered on the last day Of meeting,
TO thirty believers"
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e}WEET oPoP0NAXi New Perfume fror,
~ Mexico. The only fashionable Perfume
aud ladies' delight
81 weet opoponax The only elegant perfume.
- Is found on all toilets, and never stain, the
handkerchief.
q weet OpoponaI Is the sweetest Extract
- made Supercedes all others. Try il once:
will use no other.
gf weet opoponaIl Ladies, in their morning
- calls, carry Joy and gadness, when pcrfum.
ed With sweet opoponaK.
~ we.t opoponax from Mexico! Nature could
- not produce richer Gem or Choicer Per.
tune Try, IL and be convinced. n,
l.. I. SMITH L CO., New York.
- weet opoponsx from Mexicol The most el.
- egant aud essential personal requisite tor 4
lady, Extract Of Sweet Opoponax."
j.. T..SMiTH Il co, New York.
gf weet opopona1 from Msxieoi New. very
- rare, rich and fashionable pcriane. The
finest ever imported or manufactured in the
United States Try il aud be convinced.
N NEW PERyUMEi Called Sweet opopo.
IA mar from Mexico, manufactured by 4. T.
Smith CO., New York, Is making ssusa lon
wherever It is knowR- Is very delicate and its
fragrance REMAINS on the handkerchief tor
days.-Erening Bslltsiir Pbiladslphia.
Aug IL 3m.
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EDUcATE THE NEoRo.--The North
Carolina Presby yteriau has at earnest ar.
ticIe advocating the necessity for educate
ing the negro. Among other things it
says, we are greatly mistaken If they do
not prefer the instructions Of their former
masters, to that which is impaired By
mere adventures.
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The Preside .rtial Tour.
BUFFALO, September 4.

BUFFALO, September 4.
Tue President and party were met to
day by n uemendou. crowd. Yesiirdav
he visited Niagara Falls; 70 formalities
were ohseryed; separate parties having
been 'ormed Hccori ling to their preference.
The President. in company with See.
re,nry Seward and Wellss spent some
time on the American side OF the Falls,
and afterwards went as lar as the suspen
sion Bridge, bot did not cross il
The PresIdrn, ia suffering from hosrse
ness, owing to the frequent and loud
speaking, but otherwise ia in good BODY
condition.
The expenses Of the Presidential tour.
:" far AS transportation aud hospitaIities
are concerned, are betrayed 10y committees
OF citizens, at the different places by vol
untsry contributions.
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A CALF GIVING MILK CHARLES Butts,
living in Halifax, Va, near Milton, N. C. .
has n calf ten months old which gives
about pint of milk at each milking
OF course ii is too young to be mother.
The caIfis Of the English stock introduced
!" that section by George w. Johnson,
Esq, Of Milton. .-DanviHe Timer.
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pEaRy DAVIS VETERINARIANS rts.

PEaHH DAVIS VEGgrABLEPAIN EtL-
LER, after thorough trial, by innumerabls
liviag witnesses, has proved itself THs Mrp!
ciss OF rHk Ace. Although there have beea
many medicinal Preparations beougas before
the public since the frst Introduction OF Psrry
Davis Pain Killer, and large smouats expsna.
ed in their introduction, the Pain Killer has
continued to steadily advance is the estinaiIon
Of the world as the best Family Msdicins ever
introducod. II Is an internal aud este nd rom.
edy. One positive proof Of its eficieucy q.
that the sales have constantly increased. and
wholly upon is own merits. The effect Of the
Pain Killer upon the patient. whea taken inter.
nsll5 In cases OF Cold. Cough. Bowel Com,
plants. Cholora, Dysentery, and other sIfscs
tons OF the system, has been truly wonderful.
and has won for u a name among medc css pre-,
psrstions ~ can aever be for .oticn. ItSkuo.
cess In removing pain, sssn srtsusi rensdy,
IN eases Of Burns. Brniscs, scfcs, sprains Cuss
Sting Of Insects. and other can<ss Of suffering,
has secured tor Il such host Of fsstponr. e
an almost infalllbls remedy, that u viii be asa4
ded down 70 posterity ~ emo OF the greatest
medical discoveries Of the ninetseath csntary.
For sale BY our Village Hsrcbsnss. ssps.
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From Fortress Monroe

foRTREss MoNRoE. Sept. 4.
MAJ pr General Miles has beer relieved
from command uf the Disrric, of Fortress
Monroe and a. custodian OF Jefferson
Davis, and ordered to repor, in person
with all his Confederate records TO the
A. A G U. S. Army.
Bnvader General II g. Burton, of,he
FfIh Artillery, succeeds Ales
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Legislature of South Carolina.
Tuesday, September 4, 1855.

SENATE -Porsuant to the proc'ama
ton of his Excellsncy Governor Orr, the
Senate met this evening, in the College
Library. The Clerk called the roll, the
President took the chair. and the Senate
proceeded with business.
The journal ofthe las, day of the last
session was read and approved.
Hon. John N. Frierson, Senator elect
in place Of Hon. +. J. Moses. appeared,
was sworn in. and took his seat.
On motion Of Mr.. Winstnith, a Com.
mittee was appointed TO wait on the Gov
etnOr and inform him that the Senate
was ready to receive any communication
from him. The President appointed
Messrs. Wiusmith. Bu,st and Sullivan.
"A message was received from the
House, announcing the o-ganizstlon Of
that body.
On motion of Mr. Bnist, a similar
message with reference TO the Senate was
returned.
On motion Of Mr.. Sullivan, the Senate
adjouvned, to meet to morrow, at 10
o'clock IN.
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CRops. s.-The entire middle portion o.
the State has suffered severely from
dronght-hasin in fact been almost ruined /:
While narrow strips along the coast and
aho Along the monniaiLs have Jared n
little better. The only corn worth ealb
eriug that we have seen between CoDum.
hia and The mounsains lies within forty
miles OF the Blue Ridge. 10 that strip
Of piedm nj region tbs corn is poor but
south Of that strip the corn is ruined -
We have been told thsta strip along the
coast is also mo,e for'nnate than rbs in
.erier. = Cor. YorkgiLls Eaquirsr.
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:" we ''' "'"''' ooS''' 'eco'e'
} ivy "'e"'' ISSUE eNs'u'''"' an" SCI, inc
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On the subject c. supplying the State
with food. he SAYS
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freedmen has uo, yener,Irv hsnr cnr;oo,s5
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military an,hori,i.. sr;.i,, or, or ,La r,c,
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New York Market.

NEw YoRS, Sep,.5 s.
Cotton active; sales Of 5000 bales at
SO to 80 cents. Flour heavy; sales Of
1900 barrels; Southern $7.75 to 1925.
Wheat to AGENTS lower. Corn l TO 2
cents better.
Gold l.46s.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 4, Noon.
Cotton market opens dvll; estimated
sales to day 5000 baIes.
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M"Jor-General Sickes, commander Of
this Department, arrived in Columbia on
Monday night, and is staying at Nicker
sons Hotel. lie was received by a do.
tachmen, Of the cavalry stationed a, this
post, and escorted to his headquarters.
Columbia Caroltnian, An inst
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a School MARN.-Che IIo oIston Jour.
nal says, sadly the tears are faiii.g ron,
the paper as we write, a school Rarm
from the land Of the Puri,ans, wa. dis.
covered playing game Of cards, 10 Gal.
weston, with two citizens Of African d.s.
cent.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-09-12

The Southern Presbyterian Church
contains ten synods, forty six Presbyte.
rles and nearly ninety thousand commu.
nican,s.
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NUrTE LABoR.-We urd-rstsnd ths'
Messrs Johnstone and Larsen, Of N.w
berry District. have on foot plan for the
importation of iaborers from Sweden
Larsen is himself a Swede. and from hi.
knowledge of the people and counrrv We
NAV expect prac'ica results. We are
advised that both these gentlemen are
about to set out for sweden. to bring on
the Iaborers: and tha, planter. in ths,
district have already engaged abou, three
hundred. We presume that they will
bring on larger numher, for the use NJ
Others Who. seeing tho sncces, Of the
scheme. will desire to engage in that kind
Of labor.
Some efforts hitherto made to Introduce
German labor. We are advised, have fail
ed, in the lower portions of the State
The lshorers bscoms dissa,isfisd and leave
leaving the EMPLOYERS. as they style it, in
the urch
We hope better things from our Swe
dish friends and wish the new .cheme
abundant success. Cor YurkSHk En-
quirer.
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TERMS FOR SUBSCRIPTION.

The 4th quarterlymceting of the Lancaster
and Hanging Rock Circuits, will be held at this
place on the 4th Saturday and Sunday in S cp
tember.
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The subjoined resolutions were adopted a, a
public meeting held in York District:
Resoleed, That whilst ve earnestly denounce
any and all measures looking t0 private or class
legislation, az proposed by some, cxemptng
stockholdsrs of Banks from the discharge of
their liabilities TO the prejudice Of private nd.
viduals, we think that ail should fare or share
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Subscribers finding (A) cross mark on the
margin of their paper may know that their
time is about to expire.
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lSffhEsnSo TO HoLDERs OF CoSFEp
EnArE BowDs The dispatch published
in our paper Of Saturday, says the Char,
'Iestou Courier. stating that the re.ul, Of
the Philsdelphia Couveu,ion had reused
slight adsancs in the Liverpool market
Tor Confs'israts securities. is folly con,
firmed BY 1priys,e dispa,cl, sent to u. by
the General Agent Of the Associated
Press. 80
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REs

Ok the 9th inst By Joseph Cla,k. Esd,
hr. }. L HOLDEN to Miss May J. Cxs.
ToH, MI OF this District.
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HOUSE Or REPRESENTATIVES.

HOUSE Or REPRESENTATIVES.
The House WIS convened in the Col
lege Chapel, pursuant to the proclama
tion Of the Governor. A quorum being
present, the Speaker took the chair, when
the Clerk read the Journal Of the last day
Of The last session.
The following members, who had been
elected to tiIl vacancies, appeared at the
Clerks desk, and were duly sworn -
Messrs J. ]. Brown, OF Barnwell +
Msgra,h, Charleston; J p. Thomas.
Richland and john Il. keels. Williams.
burg.
The Speaker laid before the House the
designations Of The Reading Clerk and
Messenger, which were ordered 10 lie on
the table.
On motion Of Mr. Richardson. CON
mittee was appointed to wal, on the Gov
ernor ard inform him that the House had
roanizAd. and was ready to receive any
communication he might be pleased to
make. The Speaker appointed Messrs.
Richardson, Campbell and Darlington
said committee
Mr.. MkeE presented petitions from ]
A. Dufns, relative to lack paw, etc
which was referred to the Committee on
Claims
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The Rsleigb Sentinel rsgrsa that there
u hui little tsigioos INT 'est .msaifes,sd
IN the churches u tha, pacs.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, Sept. l2th, 1866
The national Republican., 1866-11-20
PREPAYMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL PrHsIoI oyyIol, Sept a 1855

TO all tohom may eoncern:
Application having been made under the set Of June
23d, lS6e for reissue Of the land warrants described
herein, which are alleged to have been Lost or de-
sroysd notice Is hereby given that 81 the date follow
ing The description Of each warrant new certificate
warrant Of Ike tenor will DO Issued, NO valid objso-
No, 81, Sio for 100 acres, i..usd under the .s. Of
March 3d. 1885, In the name Of Tamor. widow Of Fsix
Benton, and was granted August 1885, psssmb.I 10,
No sosz, ferso acres, issu.d under III. act Of Sap
ember, 1880 In the name Of spencer Wiley, and Wa
granted April 50, 1854 December q, 1858.
No. 2oix for 90 acres issued under the set Of March
5, 1888, in the name Of Spencer Wiley. and vas
granted February Is, 1885. December n, 1895.
No. for leo acres issued under the ast Of March
1888 in the name Of Horace o,ssS.y and vas granted
No. te7Ss, for 100 acres, issued under the sci Of
March g. 1885, In the Of Elisha Bacon, and was
granted January n, 1885. January IL, 1857.
No 81 o26 100 issued under the act Of March
s, 1885, In the name Of James p. Undsrhill and was
granted July II, ls5o-Deesmbsr !, 1858.
No. a. for 80 issued under the ast Of septem
bsr 1880 In the name Of Daniel Milton and granite
December IL, ls5l.-Deesmbsr !, 1855.
No. 10 S06 for so asres issued under the ast Of hArc
s. 1885 In the name Of Daniel Milton, and granted
Marehl IS, ls56.-Dseember I, 1895
No. Is S4s for lso issued under the ast Of kar
1855, In hs aAms Of Ivory Batter, and was granted
-r"''" S6I d. DAMMIT, oonn,ssisssr.
The national Republican., 1866-11-20

Mr. Morss,i ssvsa v rssossdss The qsssaion Of
fsi:sSsss sssiiss I'll Sssesi Sslalns il shs,
First Sshosl ditlttst, Iv1ask W. AcFesd v.
Mr.. Mslloy thsn witharsw<hs sstiss 70 move to
rseonsdsr he vota u e1l6ht ~ jolnt resolution
wss passsa, snd ~ bin h thursfsFs pasnsd.
Nj. Bakss nova ~ rsssot11sr tAsysts by which
The bin q. A. " rsgSlAts and gra1.ass hosness
Of a.rsssisuts ~ tFAdsfs. ard laying TAX on
Che same; whish Raa aSrssa 10. al hi siaIT a. gf5
Mr.iWrtShtnovsats 4 sAa - sAaiaossa ssssion,
'Ts.snslsa ' =. * y i.vf.i Tor any .lti,.n Of
Warrington to purchase good, ware or nerohan.
lss from psrsoAs rsddiu9 outside of the limits Of
Ne eosperatIoa;' which va unaninous'y ~
;s. n. bin ~ p..sssa y u. fsllowiss vote, 2,
Ysas-.lssarss AnAsfsBa, Baker, Bryan, Calvert,
Carroll. Drury, yeyss nerssll, Mslley. Nsllsy,
Psseh, alass ssswsrb wsiksr and the Prssi-
dsutZl6. J I ,dLuailA8 itirEs1 Nyt'-
Nays-Msssn, Msrehs, Mod. Pssks, wright-4.
Mr.. Andersen, from the eommittse Of conferences
on ths bl rslstisg 10 The eonpsnsation Of certain
olaSes Of The Paid pirs Dspaftmsnt, reported In
favor Of ths AidsraeA's blll sAd the report VA,
| postponsd to nsxt Monday sys1ing. y VT
N. Psugh moved V taks ~ The bill TO icense
ta1, anl sseuiaAs inssrsnes sonpaniss snd thsiI
agsuss, As.j which was agreed 70. !al % -.
Ansr Q lsngthy debate, on motion u Mr.. Wright
| Ne NEli was lad On tAs, table -.
Aissss ssnbsr ef bills from The Board Of Alder
I Tie Joint rssoasslsu q. A. sPpoinsing the 2sti
day Of November q day Of thanksgiving. R'
l On meliea, q poarl adjourned. .
The national Republican., 1866-11-20

AT W. B U r @ H II L l.,
M CoRNBR OF RoURrRRNrH AND STREETS,
UsDER EnBIrr HoUsE,)
IMPORTER OF MKDITRRRANRAN GOODS, &C.,
DEALER IN FINE TEAS,
oeio.u PICKLES, SAUCES, 40. Ao.
TTHE WASHINGTON HOMEOPATH-
IC DIsPENsARY.
sity, will open on MONDAY, October %, on street,
sl4, between Twelfth and Thirteenth.
GUARDIANS
HENRY D. COOKE ESQ.,,
CHARLES KNAP, ESQ,
JOSEPH H. BRADLEY, ESQ
WIN. g. HUNTINGTON, ESQ.,,
GEORGE !. BAKER, ESQ,
HON. MONTGOMERY BLAIR
JOHN O. CLARKE, Treasurer.
rs. VERDI, N. D., Secretary.
At this worthy insuon the poor people Of our city
will receive medical attendance and medicines Jree
shargs. H..
Tho Dispsnsary being supported BY FREQ eontrlbu.
tons all those we'll disposed towards the poor may
send their contributions to the Treasurer, John o..
CLARKE Esq of the Bank Of Riggs Co. or TO the Bee.
rstary Dr. Verdi, 9os street, between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth. - -.
III. room, will be opened from '.O4p. m, daily,
DR.. !. g. Verdi, Of ws.hinstOs, and G. 8. Verdi. o
Georgetown, ssd any other physician wiias 10 assis
In the good work, VI! b In attendance;
The national Republican., 1866-11-20
q H A FF L L d d O O.. 8
. CONFECTIONERY
ICl CRRAM SALOON,
10. 500 Eleventh street,
Between K street and Massashusstts avenue,

Mr. JOSEPH n. sHAHRIRLD having retired from
business the undsrsgnsd would rsspeotfully inform
his late customers and The public that having been for
years associated with him IN business st the old stand
No. sss sixth street. they are prepared 10 furnish
'Np CONFECTIONERY AID ICE cREln
sSusi IN quality TO that farnishsd b X shaasd snd
Of Washington aAd 0sorgstown.
They ask call from all in want Of anything in their
line assuring them that nothing will be wanting which
will tsnd 10 crafty the wants OF their eustomsrS.
WV ''P" j. A. sHAvyIxLD / co.,
No. 500 Eleventh street,
Between street and xsssashusstts .vsnls
islo.Sm Washington, d. O.
The national Republican., 1866-11-20
NEESSRS. TICKNOR FIELDS
PupLIsH rHIs DAy
THE BI0LOw PAPERS.

NEEssRS. TICKNOR FIELDS
pupLIsH rHm DAT
THE BIGLow PAPIRs.
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