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LATEST.

WAsHINoroS. October 3 Tho intims
tions that shs Executive Department is in
t-res'inV itself about Davis trial ara en-
,ireIy grourd'sss. Since Mr. Davis ws-
delivered to the judici.l authorities. in
Nav. the Federal Executive has taken no
sc'ion in his Casa. Hon .mes Lyons.
OF Virgins. r-csntlv here from Waiting his
client. represents NJ. Davis ss reshv and
anxious for his trial The defence ~i'i
contend that the recog oiz.d constitutions,
doctrine. North, ard South. previous To
tha war. taught that the frW allegiance
Was due to a St.ts--it having immediate
rap'roi ~ the ci'izen's lite AMI property !:
and nnf.i,hfuloess 70 il involved immsdi.
alta loss OF both. l... .... .....-. ..
RIcuMoSD. Oc,obas 4.-Bv Gen Ssho
felds order. prescribing the mode ofsler.
ton, the civil pollen vs To keep order at
the polls and no responsible for disorder.
The registering officers. during the s'ec
'ion. ars tn have ths power Of military
commissioners. 5000 .-'
The ofFicArs Of the United S,a'ss C;u
cult Court are arranging the pssliminsdas
io' the trial Of NJ. Davis November lst .
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THE JURr ORDER. Csnbv's
recent jurv order is al,esdv causing vrea,
inconvsnisncs The AhbevilIe Press
says; "On Monday the Oc,ober term Of
our court commences. hut ~thou, ,ome
modification OF General Cauby's racsn,
jury order. there mus, he IN embargo
upon AL business reqnir'og the ints'vsa
ton OF 9 jnry-in other words, upon the
principal civil aud criminal business Of the
term" 50 H, n. ..s'. ..| '"
This vas to bs expected. but there ,s
no likelihood that aav modification II the
order Gil! be made a, present. The or.
der. however. should have been an add.
tional incentive 10 every ~hits man to
register at ohce. - Char. Mercury.
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souxp Apvrcx.-Tbs New Yo,t .zour.

SoUSD ADvIcE.-Ths New York Jour.
nal Of Commerce, referring to the opinion
expressed 10 some Southern journals tha,
a long looked for reaction in the public
mInd OF the North has commenced, saws
that its ttruthfuIness depends upon the
abstinence Of the Southern people "from
any course Of action or use OF language
that can give ground Of suspicioa in re'
gard to the eenuineness Of their probes
sions or Loyalty, OF chat is cspsblsiof be.
ing perverted OF sisconstsusd by reckless
dema xofnss Tor purposes of schisf" ~
This is sound advice, coming from tras
friend. II IL is p,iyersaIly needed by
Soatbern journ slists, they viii reject the
trus spirit the people. who are psti.nt
and pacific, and Will hasten the res,or..
aon1ofss era Of eeod feeling and ths
consequent sessnp,ioo Of old political re-,
IaEons.
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sCorrow PsosPxcrs.--We learn that
ihs y~orm ("a'my -or.n." old pl<ntss.
call i') Ia committing great rsv.gss on the
cotton IN some portions OF this couo,y,
destroying no, only the leaf, but in soms
instance. bolls that only require from =
week 10 ten days TO p-rfsc. them We
learn tha, the sane insec. 10 damaging
cotton ic Richmond, Moore. Chs,h am.
Wake and other Counties in the >tats-
u the "cooi snap" va are nov having
does not intsrrnpt their operations. many
OF our pian,rrs viii fsi short to sona con
Siderable exten' ofthsir estimate. Of q shor,
while s,ocs.-- Wadesboro 1rgus.
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Every Want Supplied.

The extensive fail and winter sup.
ply Of drv goods, groceries, &c, being
now received by our merchants. re-.
mind m Of helter d.vs and argues that
"there's life in the old land vet" Judg,
ing rom present appearances there will
be no necessity for spending monev away
from home. Here you can get from
ten cent calico to the finest silks, and At
prices that will compete with more favor
ed localities. Read the advertisemen, Of
Messrs HAssELrrvE d CHAFEE, in ,hi.
paper, and take everv hodv's word for II.
that The merchant who advsr,ises his
stock for TIE b.nefi, OF his cns; s;nmets. will
also he liberal in all his des!inc.. This,
we believe, il a fact generally conceded.
and "a a further evidence. ~e would refer
YOU to the above popular firm.
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l. d T. A l.
Sales of Real Estate.

/ A number Of tracts and parcels Of land
and Village Lot, were sold by the Com
missioner in Equity Tor this District op
Monday last, at prices which seem to be
rather looking up. We append state.
me"t Of the tracts and prices in the or,
der in which The sales we're made:
EsrArs Minor CLINTON. E.q 900
acres s25oo; 700 acres si7oo; 100
acres. 500; interest in $50 acres (di.pn.
ted) 500; Village Lo, 81 fa., front,
with Lsw-of'ics $500; sscant Lot. "a
feet IRON, s2fo; vacan, Lo, IA fee, front
S25. a
ESTATE DR. r. L. CRAwFoRD-Rever.
,ionarv interest H. tract Of 500 acre, ~
signed to widow fn Dover $3.50; House
and Lot in the Village $3.50; vscau,
La $500; vacrnt Lo, 1910; 500 acres
$500; 800 acres $500; 800 acre. $2lO
EsrAre DANIEL PLYLER -525 acres
$3.50; 277 acres 800 "'.@
ESTATE JSo. r BLAcKMor -2l 0 acres,
(-nhjsr' TO life Estate Of The widow in 70
acres) 1920
EsrArs De W. Il BAsKrN-l3o acres
(Snhjec' to widows dow-r) $l60.
All npon one and two years time. ex,
cept sufficient cash to paw expenses.
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Northern News.

Nrw YoRk. Ostybe,! - Sheridan
reception by the Uniou Le.gas ~.s .
sLOwy af.ir. Shsrdsn ,ssid J.: II hsve
scarcely Language 20 sIp,sss The very sssa,
appreciation l have for your very warm
aid hssrty Welcome only hope that
may bsrssftes bs ahisfo dsaervs the same
approval in my acts y 4 only know lhs,
heretofore. and | believe hsr1sfter. I shall
never. by any act OF mine, sttsmps to
make ,ebsiiion honorable TLoud Al
pIsus- Rebellion ma CRIME AMI IL Oh sIi
90, hs ,n-de honorable. fChssss.l Gen
,lsInso, / thaak yos.". .'.......I ..rs
sheridan visited the stock and gold
board. this morning. There vas wild
sntbu.'nsm Alter the ercitsment sub,id
st, Sheridan thsnted them kindly, when
the members sung "Oid John Bro~n," !"
much TO the Gen-rsrs satisfaction. -.,
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Important Order from Gen. Canby in
Reference to Roads and Bridges
H'Do'Rs % MILITARY DIsrRICr. !
CHARLESTON, Sept. 20, 81
General Orders No 95

[0enerat Orders No 95
Numerous official representations hav
ing been made TO these headquarters. that
the roads. bridges aud csuse~avs, 10 both
States, are IN aiuinous and unsafe con
duion, and that the ass,s,sncs Of the
military author ties is required by the
civil officers charged with the reparation
thsfeofto cnabls them 10 secure obedience
to their lawful requirements in the pre,ni
ses--n 10 ordered that tho Conmsnd.
ing Officers Of Pos,s have authority to
enforce the performances Of labor tor the
aforesaid purpose, whenever in their jndp
msnt = necessity exists therefor. reporiiSv
their action promptly to these head quar-.
ters.
The following rules will be observed in
all cases arising uuder the preceediny z
paragraph:
First. Commanding Officers shall infovm
themselves by the reports Of the public
officers charged with the reparation Of
roads and bridges, and by other means
subject TO their cont,oi, OF tho nature and
extent Of work required. 10 order 10 rem
der the important thosoughfsrss. cause
ways and bridges. in ,hsir posts. conven
iently pa.sabls and ssfe to life and pro
pertv, and will announce in orders suci,
works as should in their judgment receive
aid from the military authorizes.
Second. Such conms ading officers will
obtain from the proper local officers, es,i,
mates OF the amount Of labor required for
such works, respectively, and sn assess
meut of the labor required for that pur
pose, but not 10 excess Of that required by
the local laws--se,tiDg forth the name OF
each person assessed, the work for which
assessed, and the number Of days work
required OF such person; also a specifca
ton OF the tIme when such persons all
commence work aud upon being ss,is6
ed that such esiinsts aod assess,uent ia
juss and equitable. shall make an order
requiring the PERSONS therein named to
perform the respective smouo;s Of work
At the time aud place therein assessed,
such estimates ard assessment iis,s to be
open for public inspection and 10 be cor.
rscted from time to time, when the ssms
shall appear to be unequal or unjust.
Third. That any person nsgiectint OF
refusing to perform the work requi,ed OF
him, shaH be arrested and fried before the
Post Court, and IL convicted. shalt be rea
fenced to pay fue Of two (s2) for each
days work required OF him. and no, per.
formed through his fault and kcy defsul,
of paving such fine. such person TO be
sentenced to hard labor on some public
road OF ,horoughfare. not to exceed two
days FOR svery days work required Of him
BY the local laws aud not performed.
By command Of .r E........ ,e.
Brsvst Msjor-Gsnsrsl Ed. p. 8. CAsBY.
LOUIS v. ChZIARC.
Aide de Camp. A. A. A. G.
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CHrsY JusrIcs Cuasx on woxxs's

CHrEf JUs1IcE CHASE ON WoxxN's
In = recent conversation With
Lpcv Stone. NJ. Chs.s sniI: BE ire.
to sas from me that I think there will he
no end to the good that will come hy
won lana suffrage o" the elected. on cleo
tons. on g',serhinent. snd on woman her
SELF have said this 10 puh'ic and pri
vs'e Tor many years am glad that ao
effort is ,n-k'ne in K .u.as to accom- plish
Il. and ! shall r-jnics when the elective
franchise shsli he "a Tree to wumen ss i,
10 now TO me. !think, too. that this ~ill
be ~ no distant dav.r b.. r,
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A Truthful Sentiment.

He cannot he an unhsppv man Who
han the love and smile Of woman, seated
around his own hesrihside a, the close of
= winter evening re,eIing 10 the cheerful
sports Of the happy Offspring that form
the social circle. THE world nav lo,k
dark and cheesless wi,hout-tri.h and The
vexs'ions Of a lsboring world NAV press
heavy around-hu, when be con empia,es
the happiress Of her he loves, deeked in
the beautiful and rich roha., rurch. Cd
at the fashionable Store Of j NJ. SApLER
GcCo. ss happy as lie could wish, and
the husband feeling none the poorer, then
does he appreciate truly "soman the FIRE,
hest gift Of G"d To- man." Hs caves and
trials are ecli?sed hy the unconq qusrable
charms OF beauty. Let no one rend-,
himself and dear ones unhappy while
the pleasant opportunity Of calling upon
our friend MIR lasts, ....- 70.
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The latest sensation, says the New
York Tribune. is the Production Of a lett
ter from Governor Orr wholly ard hssr.
tiIy endorsing asoersl sickIes. He de
clsres that General Order No 10 was, 40
far as South Carolina is concerned, an
absolute necessity. r eAgmn g.. ...
II was very apparent at The time Or.
der No. 10 vas issued, that Gov. UsR
vita few other prominent, spirits, pres
ent ia CI,srlsston a, the time, approved.
aud p'oSaSly dictated the provisions Of
the measNre. ' N''N -
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The Houston Telegraph Of the l4,h
ult., Gays: I'VE met a Brazos planter
yesterday, who informed US that he had
finished picking out his cotton, ginned,
bsied It, and had turned stock into toe
cotton field. He planted eight hundred
acres, and his entire crop amounted to six
bales. The nsightors Of our frisod have
done no better, than himself. The worm
tells The story. 1.L-. ..tn.- ~ ..---, -
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"f =.
Governor Orr.

!, Ofths too many South Cssolinisns Who.
Are ambitious TO mako theros-lvs. deies,a.
bic in the eyes Of honest men ofthei, own.
generations and Of ell pos'erity. Gov. Der
hss, taken y step which eivee h,m shs
foremost position. He elo,ies !" his own
shame and the oppression Of his people.
There VAS no sp-cies OF humiliation and
petty tyranny -,hs, the inflated ss,rsp.
S'ckles, did not resort tn, to overthrow the
rights and crush out tho ,nsnly spirit Of
Soath Cafol,nisns. He insulted and de
graded them in every manner possible,
and to this end, the military bil's being
insufficient Gr his diabolical purposes. he
res"rted to unblushing nsurpation, that
cos, Sim his position. The Government
vac .h"cked by his onr=ges and danger
o"s assumptions, We, this man Orr insiesd
"f mi"gliny his congratulations with those
OF his people upon The removal Of the
lieartless tyrHot. nbs"lotslr runs after him
AZ he disappears, tlro~s hup.en a, bis
feet, thsDks him for bis ou,raees and
wromgs. and sheds tears nf "rsgsei" tha,
an end has hssn pu, to the sutf-rings Of
his own people Where must snch msu
aand in his,orvi How deep and damn
'ng the execration and contempt that
mua come up TO the mesnurs of their
desertsl- Macon Telegraph
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CoMauNIcATED.l
A Public Meeting

or the voters Of Lancaster District will
be beld ut Lancaster Court House, on
Monday the 2lst day Of October, for the
purpose OF nominating a ticket for the
State Constitutional Conven.
ton. It is earnestly desired that the
entire District be represented on that day
VOTERS.
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posrAog or Nxvsp.px.s,s. ,p,.. a. .--p.,,..o,,, 2. =,

PosrAoE ON NEwspAprRs -Psr.ous
having their Pos, Office in The same
County 10 which the Newspaper to which
tbsv are subscribsrs 10 psbl,.hsd, paw no
postage. But IL the paper 10 Published
in one County, and their Post Ofiic, in
smother. they a's required TO pay the ks!
losioR quarterly postage. n sdIrrd...
/, Papses SseIsi,ed weekly. or s 5
q Sem, w.ssk!y, - 70
Tn-Wsskly. rs
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Return Day.

Return Day. -,
Saturday last WAS Rssuru Day for he
Fall Term Of ,hs Law Court for this Dis
trict. But few cases were entered cred
itors wisely concluding that i, is useless
to swell 'he docke,s. already heavily en-.
numbered. and not much prospect Of an
early clearance. There were sbout sixty
new csse.. including acceptsncss. .,
The present. prospec, Is that very little
business can be done at the succedinR
Terms OF ei,ber tho Superior or District
Courn. Tor the want Of juriss under Gen.
Csubys late jury order. ........
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SvDDEs DEArs IN CHURcH. -Oo Sab
bath evening. about the eioss of services
at Thankful Church, . eoior~d ~omsn
named J.'dv Go'phis, while shooting Tor
jov. dropped dead In the s.acs sas,-
Augasta Republican,. =, i,
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UsIoS LEAoCs.-Tha Gfe.sviIls U nion
Lesyus has aosnipsted three ~hi,s mss
add o"e negr" tor the State Cos~eotioo.
The Aoustoiseer. says: "Aecosd,ag 20
the principal article Of the league, - ve
undrrsiapd h, all the members ere s~orp
30 vote for al the nominees, sheu the
election comes on, o. Bo, cote at aH.' a
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SUPERFICIAL lHFIDsLs..-Sir Isssc New
ton sst on, IN life clSDorous infi.iei. but,
ON q nice exam.nasicn OF The evidences Of
Christianity, he found reason to change
his opinion. When The celebrated DR..
HALEY was talking infdeli,y before him,
SIR isaae Newton addressed him IN these
or like words: "Dr. HALEY, I am al
ways glad to hear you when YOU spesk
nhoul ss'rouomy or other parts OF maibe
mStics. becsu'e tha: 10 = subject vnu have
studied aud we'll understand; but You
should not talk of Christianity. for you
hsse not stud cd it. ] have; and am
cerain that you know nothing about tho
matter" This ~1 n Just reproof. AMI
one ,ha, would be very suitable to he
given to half the infidels Of the present
day. for 'h1y often speak Of what they
have never studied, and what. IN fact.
hey are entirely ignorant Of Dr.. John
.on. therefore. well ohssrved. ",hat no
honrst maa could be deis,, fos no n nm
could he 50 after q fair examination of
the proofs of thrs'ianitv." The name
I Hume being mentioned 70 him, "No.
air." said he. "Hu'ne owned to n clergy
man in the bishropric of Durhsm. that
he bad never read the Nes Ts,tamen,
witt attention" r.s .- ,l..-. .,..
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Tho Harkats.

CHARLEsToN, Oct. 4-The bulk of the
trnnsartions of the dsv were on the bss;.
Of '7c. Tor Low MiddIing. and 1T and 10
for MiddIinp Upland
Nav YoRK. October 3.-Cottsn heavy
and declined half cent Sales l4OO bales
at 2O} q,
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Important Order.

We direct the attention Of our readers,
and particularly the Commissioners Of
Roads and Bridges to the order OF Gen.
Candy, published on another column Of
this issue. ... .r....s. .. ... r.......
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The Jurisdiction Of Provost Courts.
The following order has been issued
by General Candy: '.
...n HJo... o. N;,;, n;.. ,


by General Candy: '#
'a Hdq'". I'd Military Di.,,ic.. ]
Chsr'sa,"n. 3. c.. Sept. 80, 1887.
Ciresiar -P.udins tbs establish msnt
"f ral-s Tor the government Of military
tribunals in this District. Proves, Cour,s
will not sHe'cise jurisdiciion in any case
when the question involves The title Of
land uor in any civil canss when the
dsbt su-d Tor or the damage claimed sx
cesds three hundred (ao0p dollars. Ia
sii Gases whore the amount ela,msd sithsr
=. debt or damages exceeds twenty 6ys
(25) dollars. the deiend.n, shall be en,i
ted to ten (lo) DAYS notice, and Il |, sr
es#sis one hundred llOO) dolisss, hs shall
bs entitled 70 6hssn (l6) days notice
hut this right may DO ~.,vsd BY the de-
fendsot. and The trial Of the cause 90, for
sn e,s'er day upoo his ~si.,sa consent
thereto, which consent mus, sppeas on tho
record Of the court. .rr r.q& .-rs.'
BY command Of ... -r.t i.......
Brsvss Major Ga' srsl Ed, X. q. CAssY.
LOUIS v CAZIARC.
Aide DO Gimp. A. A. A Gsu.
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TAG Military rule ia Incoming more
rigid aud ezaciiog. The mun;eipaI ~
thori,ies Of Vicksburg have been dispI scsd
and their plsces 6Ilsd by Iovsl mea. II
10 runnored that ,he State 9overnmsn, al
M's.issippi is slso TO give place 10 men
-soSG; the North Will better approve, =
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The Temperance Society will hold thsir
regular meeting on Friday night uest,s At
the Methods, Church. Several speeches
will be delivered = .,g ,-r
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Cav. SicKLss CoURr or ISauiar
Gen. Grant has approved and Gr-sfdsd
{" the P'esidao, Gen. Sick,ss' .pp''c~'ion
fos cous, of inquiry. Moch curiosmv 10
expressed 10 learn whs, the Pfssiden,'s
action on this case will ba.
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The Broadway"

The above is the title OF nav MsRs.
zine published by M-ssrs. George Ru,.
ledge i Sons. No. 4le Brooms s,rse,,
N Y. City, the fret number Of which has
reached us. Its corps Of writers embrace
some OF the most prominent literary au
'bofs OF tie day. Terma IS per aonuru,
in advance. ''''
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TaxRr i.,a veil laid 90, city. -hh ms.
nicipai govssnmsn;. Enmsd of ssss~sy
slaves. among enmousssios OF Brasii -
They goa WOMEN hy ,FsiAiag opoo ,he
ss,'lsmsn,s, and hrys iyst bssn discnyss
Cd by the escape os one q thsiF eaptivss.
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Liberal Donation from Philadelphiaa

The following letter, handed Us for pub;
licaiion oy our rfeIlowStown,n,an. DR.. F.
G MIrrAe, speaks f,r itsslf We can. a,.
this lime. only express our thanks to the
GOOD people Of: p ni'adeIphia for lhis, uoble
actof chafity in behalf Of tho suffe efinp
females Of Lancaster District PhilaGel
phia has dooe much for tho relief Of the
suffering poor, not only In this District, bnt
throughout the South, and il justly entitled
to our lasting gratitude:
PHrLADELPHrA, Sept. 81, 1857.
DR.. J. F. q. Mlrria Dear Sir Under in,
structions from the Committee, ] have in obe.
dence to your request, caused to be forwarded
to von, hy Adams Express, one Case containing g
SO3 wards good ralico and 7Sl IL wards of
good Shirting Muslin, which you will. at yonr
discretion, oblige us by distributing anon g
such OF your people as you may think most
neei such assistance, observing" our rule of
making no distinction as to religious, political
| or social position. We to-day close our labors
in our work OF charity, &c.
...r Very truly, -....H
JOHN WELSH, Chm'n.
Although have appealed TO Boston and
New York, and macy other cities. The
City of brotherly love" Irue to her title, is
the only one that has responded subs anti
ally in the way Of clothing for the destitute
females Of this District and as her dona
ton, although magnificent. will supply only
limited number, hope that none out the
most needy will apply to me at this time
| for relief. .- ....
We should feel grateful to the kind peo
pie Of Philadelphia, among the greatest Of
our benefnctors In our state Of deplorsbIe
want, for this last rrecions gift, which will
| servo TO cheer up the hearts nn d cloihe the
bodies of many kind mothers and their suf
fering little innocrnts now dreading the
damp and chilly blasts of the approaching
season. J. F. G. MIT'rAG.
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Choke Him for tho Ladies'.

A correspondent. asks :bs question,
""hy an old maid ia like q sucked Or
sngs." and then has the assurance to su.
swer his own question by saying "Be
cause neither Of them s worth squeezing" )"
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iTELEaaAPHIJ.
Funeral Of Gen. Stirling Price.

Sr Loris, September 50.-Ths funeral
o, Gen. Surfing Price, to-day, was one Of
,he largest ever seen here. The csremo
MES took place in the Frat Church, Dr..
Boyle, where the remains lsy in state all
the morning. and we're visited 10y = very
large pumbsr OF citizens. -.
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Early Frost.

Early Frost.
There was frost in this locality on Tus..
day sosning last. Ne, enough. We ap.
prebend, to do material injury. ''.'
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Nomination.

Mfssss, Epfross please announce NJ.
ALFRED ANDREWS - candidate Tor 4 scst
in the approaching Sta.s Coavsnt'on and Oh.
lige MANY vorKss.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-10-10

SAVANNAH. Ca, September 80 -Ons
B,sdlsy, . nula,,o, from Boston. Who has
seversi times been larrss'ed by both civil
and military suthori,iss. for swind'ing he'
proes and exciting disturbances, had A
gathering Zero to-day OF some thousand
negroes, mostly from the countrv. N tho
eourse o. his hsraneue against white men
aod in favor OF the distribution Of tho
land, some Conservative negroes interrupts;
ed him, when melee occurred. A large
forcs uf police charged through the crowd.
and the military coming TO their a,d, 20 /,
geher sooo cleared the square. Muske's
brought 10 by large hand Of country
negroes were taken ny the police and
turned over TO the military.
A large proportion Of the colo'ed pop
ulation dnspprovs Of Brsdlsv's courss.
and thraatsn to ssaassinste him
Entente eordiaie between tie CITY gov
ernment aud tho miiit.ry' atfnrds great
ss:isfsc,ion TO all c'ssses, except the iRno
rant adhessnts OF Bradley.
SAVANNAH. September 30 The city
i, sll qu,et 'Disturbapcss threatened this
evening ,etw ween country and Conservative
ci,v negroes euie'sd. General Anderson,
Chief OF Police. has given orders TO arrsst
every disorderly per.on, regardless Of
color or position. The military remain
under srms, bot ,hsv will probably not bs
needed Large number arrested.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-10-10
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Married, On Thursday morning. srd inst.,
by Rev. W. Crider. Mr.. b. W. LIxpsAr
TO % Il. Z. Csookxr<, eldest daughter OF
Robert Il. Crockctt Esa. al Of this Dis,riGt.