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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-10-17
To the Colored People.

We publish, with rputh pleasure, the
able aud timely Communication of the
Rev,'D. Z. RoBrSsoS, 10 be found on
another Column, addressed to the colored
people. lfths latter are not totally blind
to their own interests and future welfare
they canno. but he impressed with the
truth and wisdom Of the advice addressed
TO them; coming as it does from one whom
they know to be, no, only learned and ex
per'enced, but whose honesty Of purpose
and integrity of character are beyond dis
pu;ation. s., .,g ,.......-.g
The sentiments expressed BY Mr.. r.
are those of the better class Of whites
throughout the South they are the true
friends of the colored peop!e-,bey ar g
prepared to accord them all their rights
and privileges under the laws Of the land, ,
to lend them helping hand in their in.
fant efforts to educate and improve their
race, and they would 3corn to take a
mean advantage Of their ignorance or de.
peudence; bu, at the same time thew are
determined, tit be possible to avoid it,
not 20 be subjected to the domination OF
an inferior race. Should the negroes, led
on BY the caniing emisssries ofthe North,
ultimately array themselves agains, this
class Of whites, they will, in our judgment,
commit mistake that will be- fatal TO
their prosperity, If not 10 their existence
in this country. They may obtain tenn
porary triumphs and Advantages, but
eventually the white race-their superiors
in mind and numbers-wil prevail, and
they will be defeated and driven awav as
impediments to the march of civilization
and Improvement. As they value their
future prosperity, they should decline alil
iations with Northern strangers who pre-.
tend to be Their friends, and court the
confidence anG friendship Of those with
whom they have always lived and with
whom they must continue, if they live at
all in this country.
We hope that our colored friends will
ponder well the judicious advice given
them il the communication referred TO.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-10-17
How Underwood will Dispose Of MIR,
Davis. ."...

Rev. Paul Bagley says he told Presi.
dent Johnson in the following language,
Of an interview between himself and udce
Underwood .... . ...e r. -.
Judge Underwood said he was sure
Mr.. Davis would be brough. to trial 10
November, and that, Under existing I'M
structons, in reference to jurors, jury
would be empanneled that would convict
him that he did not wish TO see any
blood shed, because he was opposed to
capital punisbment anyhow, and ia At
Congfess, IN the midst Of the war. had
reduced the penalty of treason TO foe and
imprisonment. in the discretion Of the
court that he would, therefore. only foe
him enough 10 take away his Mississippi
plantations, and let them be sold out, at
say half dollar per acre, to bis old Slaves,
whose toll aud tears had accumulated
them that / had better suggest this to
the country, and, after awhile. 90 down
aud preach to The negroes colonized on
Davis old plantations.
"To which President Johnson, smiling,
replied: i>'
"'ft used to Be the I'D fashioned way
10 try a nan before they haoged him."
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-10-17
For the Lancaster Ledger.
The Boards of Commissioners.

MEssRs. EDIroRs | noticed an edi,o.
ual in your issue Of the 4th Sept, ult., in
regard to the condition Of the "Bridpes"
on the public highways in this District.
| was at the time pleased at the mention
of the matter, being among the number
dlscommoded through the negligence Of
somebody. But, arm truly thankful for
your timely attention, the good effect OF
which has shown itself In these parts.
But, Messrs. Editors, what most de
sire to speak of, and which should receive
the attention of every Taxpayer, is the
injurious system, alluded to in your ar,
t'c'e, OF awarding public contracts" !
think / would risk nothing in saying, that
the plan OF selling the contract lies under
the direction Of the Commissioners. And
as to the faithful execution Of all work
sold at public outcry, reason and common
sense would dictate an obligation on the
part OF the contractor. That this has
been required heretofore, I hear it assert,
ed, but with what regard enforced, the
public may judge. ..,......
No dsinterested person, (whois a lax
payer) would sanction the letting Of a
bridge to a man who is not a practical
mechanic who has never served a day's
apprenticeship at the workbench; who
has never constructed house bev ond the
dimensions Of log-cabin. Would |
go to blacksmith or a farmer to pe, a
coat made or would the farmer apply
to blacksmith instead Of a carpenter
to have house built. The presumption
that he would Is unre ascnable.
We have seen the injurious effects
OF this "old time" syatem, ard as one in
terested, call FOR a change for the better.
Let all speculative schemes be cast ov er
board let a guard be put over the purse
which holds our Vealth. Iawai,. "a do
the public generally, with interest, the
annual Reports, not only OF this Board,
but the other two, which have taxed the
people so heavily during the past two
years. lie. US see how the public money
has been applied-for until these Reports
are duly Investigated, the rumors now 10
circulation must have their force. ....
..r... ... TAX PAYER.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-10-17
The Proposed Public Meeting.

communication signed "Voters," pub
lished in our las, issue, suggested that a
public meeting be held at the Court House
on the 2lst instant, for the purpose OF
nominating candidates for the approach
ing State Convention.
Concert OF action in matter so delicate
and important as the one under conside.
alton is very desirable, and with a view
OF bringing it about, we proposed some
time ago that District Convention be
he'd at the proper time; but even before
our article was published, a nomination
was, made by one section Of the District
o.! gentleman whose name is still before
the public.
lhe difficulties Of attaining unanirnity
In matter of this nature are very great,
and we suggest TO those who are ius,ru
mental in getting up the proposed meet
ing, the propriety Of a corresponding de
gree Of prudence and caution in their
movements. The preponderence Of the
white vote over the colored is so small.
that the whites cannot afford to differ
among themselves, for il they do, their
defeat is inevitable. Unless the nomina
ton to be made is acquiesced in by all
parts of the District, the objects of the
proposed meeting will Of course fail Of
success .' ..' v ,br.'H
Whether the minds Of the people are
prepared to unite upon candidates at as
early a period as the day suggested, we
think is somewhat questionable. The
time for the election has not yet been de
s'gnated, and until tba, has seen done
the situation in all its bearings, can b ard
lybe said to be fully developed.
Another obstacle in the way Of effect
ing the desired end, is the uncertainty in
reference to the number of members which
we are to elect. The quote for each Dis
trict has not yet been assigned, and until
that is done, we will not know how ma ny
candidates to neutrality-suspicious. one
Two, three, or four.
These are difficulties, we think, which
will preclude any final action as early as
Monday next; but it will be well for the
people ofthe different sections to NEE. and
consult; ascertain each others preferences,
and be prepared, when the proper time
arrives, TO unite their forces for the i'm
pending contest. To those who are on
the alert, few days of earnest purpose
ard concert before the election will be
sufficient.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-10-17

DR.. Joseph Cross, who WAS formerly
connected with the South Carolina Con,
ference, and stationed in Charleston sever
al years, and afterwards Prssiden, Of the
Spar,anburg Female College. died in
Texas. Of yellow fever. Dr.. Cross was
an Englishman by birth, but had resided
in the United States for a number Of
years. He was chaplain in the army
during tie late war, and many a poor
Confederate soldier we'll remembers the
eloquent sermons delivered BY this soldier
preacher. Immediately after the close OF
the war, hs took orders in the Protestant
Episcopal Church, and at the time Of hi.
death was rector in Houston, Texas. ..
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-10-17
LATEST.

PHILAoELPHIA, Oct. 1.-THE Age's
tables make Sharswood majority 5355.
WAsnISGroN, October LIE is high.
ly probable that the Cabinet, with the
exception OF Stansbery and Wells, will
be changed.
The National 1nieliigencer says: "Ths
voices OF whole people. redeemed. re-.
Juvena'ed and dssnibrsIed, are Joined
in one great paan Of Thanksgiving"
Pennsylvania is regarded as absolutely
safe by the Democrats. while an official
account will be required to decide Ohio.
The baltimore American places Gran.
Tor President At the head Of i,s columns.
WAsHIsaroS, October I2.-Forney
telegraphed from Philadelphia that Sbass.
wood is elected by a, least 900. Ohio
politicians seem afraid to speak on the
Guhernstorini election ia that Stale.
j, p. m-No,hing from Ohio. ..
franklin Pierce was ssreoaded at Com
cord, N. III. Wednesday, night, and said
II warn you, my friends, to note the fact
that these triumphs, whstsver they may
he. are no party triumphs. The people
have risen in their majesty, with COZ.
sciousoess OF their power, aud disrsg ard.
ing party lines and party aspirations,
have beer silently considering ~hst be-
longs to lhsm, their children and their
country. / think the great battle has
been fought and won, II the results are
significant in nothing else, they are in this
that the white race--our race, the German,
Italian, French, irish, Scotch and Anglo.
Saxon peopls--are still to be the control,
ling powsr on this continent" &c.,. .
New York October l2,--Money easy
att. Gold closed firm at IA. Cotton
more steady.
LoSpoS, Oc,ober ll--Psris despatch.
"a state that afsifs 10 italy are grave.
LIVERPOOL, Oct l2.-Co.lon advanced
l-l6!. Sales lS, 900 bales. NJ.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-10-17

MURDER IN ST. MATTHEw's PARrsH.-
Simon Psrrow (colored) was murdered on
Monday last, on the plantation of Major
Thos. b. Whaley, st. Matthews, by
Moses Livingston (aIso colored The
cause WAS said to be Jealousy. and the
murder has been characterized to u. as
most heinou..- victims head having
been fractured with an iron bar, and h;s
throat cut. In the absence, however, Of
reliable particulars, we forhea saying
more at present. The murderer WAS
brought into town on Thursday afternoon
10y three freedmen acting as constahles,
and has been lodged in Jail here to await
a trial. Orangeburg Ne,ss.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-10-17
TELEGRAPHIC
Northern News.

NAsHfSoroS, October Col Parker,
Indian, of Gen Grants staff, has been sent
to Raleigh aud Charleston to look after
certain treasury interests. involving, il 10
said, over 81, 100000. Particulars have
not ,ransp,red. Parker WAS detailed at
the request of Secretary McCulloch. II 10
suggested from the character OF the detail
being purely military, that the trouble 10
with the Preedmen's Bureau OF tie dis
trict command.
Senior Marescbal, Secretary OF the Mex.
lean Legation, remains in charge OF the
mission during Romero's absence Of four
months
In speech at 0alena, H., Cong 'ess.
man +. B. Washburne detailed Grants
views. lie said that Grant sympsthizsd
with Congress in the reconslruction piaus
advised in the early session Of Congress,
and favoured the House bill requiring tho
consent Of the Senate to change District
Commanders. lie accepted the Secretary.
ship Of War from a sense Of duty to pre-.
vent its being filed by Johnson men
Tile acceptance was with the consent and
knowledge Of Stanton, after foil consul.
ta,on Washburne said he had no right
to speak concerning Grants Presidential
aspirations.
BosroS, Mass, October s.-At Sheri.
dams 'erenade, las, night. the crowd was
so dense that ffy females tainted and one
had her ribs broken others were more OF
less injured.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-10-17
Town Council-Appointed by the Mil.
itary. ..

Owing to the expiration Of the charter,
our Village has been without munich al
government for number OF months
Applications we're made to the General
Comm anding this Department for relief,
but owing to the difficulties Of finding
persons who could take the test oath. the
appointment Of a Council has been delav
ed until recently, when the following gen
temen, appointees Of Gen. CASpY, were
sworn In according to law; wjaa
5InteEdant :--lDr.s r. r. WYLfg. aa
Wardens :--P. MoKESNA, w. IT,
HuRNsI L. d. KENNEDY, and A. w.
CaANCR. n .rurs. ..l.. r.H. p1 ta
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-10-17

GEsERAL GRASr FOX PRESIDENT. The
oracle has spoken atlsst. A special dis.
patch To the New York EUsaiag Post.
dated Washington, October 2, ssys:-
General Grant, in conversation few days
since with two Republican CoEgressmer, =,
in replying to a direc, question as to the
Presidency, said that IL il should seem to
bo the will Of Providence, and the desire
Of fthesAmerican people that he should he
President, he would not feel at liberty to
resist the one nor disappoipt The other"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-10-17

NEw GooDs--Ws direct attention to
the advertisement OF Messrs. j. 81 DIM.
CROCKETT in this pnper. The senior part.
nsr Of the 6rm, whose Taste is pronounced
by the ladies as superior, has recently re-,
turned frcm Che, North xitb, a handsome
aasortmsnt ofsDry, Goods Of every dee
cripsiou, at prices as'ow as ,ks lowest. IL
Give lhem a call. ~
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-10-17

The SoUrH CAROLINA UHIvERsIrr.-
The University opened on Monday, the
lib, under very favorable auspices.-
About seventy students ma,ricula,ed, and
others are coming 10 every day. Ali the
old 'iuden,s have not yet rslurned.-
CC!aas5iG Pkaais.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-10-17

The fastest time IN American railroad.
ing was tina, Of a directors train on the
New Yotk Central Railroad. the other
day, from Hamburg to Bulfso--tsu miles
in eight minutes, or at the rate Of seven
~ eight miles an hour.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-10-17

A citizen OF Connsc,icu, has invented
printing press, which he clsims will
strike off four thousand copies Of the New
Testament per diem, or four hundred
copies Of a newspaper per minute.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-10-17

Hon. John A. Logan made a speech
at Cleveland, Ohio, on Saturday, In which
ne favoursd the election of.eo!ou.ed men
to Congress, and in,imaisd .tha. colour
ed President would mol be much amiss.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-10-17

Two stockholders in Paris have made
bet, il is said, Of one hundred thousand
dolIars that Gen. Grant will or will not
he Emperor Of the United States within
five years.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-10-17

The Camden Journal has announced
that, on and after the 81 instant, cotton
would be transported to Charleston from
any point on the Camden branch s,.s2
per bale.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-10-17

The Me,hodis,s have 10000 churches
in the United States With sccom mediation
for over 5000, 600 people. Itis the most
numerous sect in the United States.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-10-17

REoIsTRATIoS.-The following official
returns from the District. given below
have been received. The Courier learns
that the order Of election for Convention
ill be soon issued F.; ,.. .s
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-10-17

MsssNs. EDrToRs Please announce NJ.
ALFRED ANDREWS as candidate for q scat
10 the approaching State Convention sad obs
ligo MAyY vorERa
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-01

By TsErsnco 70 the new legal ADVERTISE
n'ntI, 70 Be found In this weeks issue Of che
Zig, cur readers wiz DO enabled 70 discover
that ". shipIey, Sheriff Of Washington
county. and Mr., S@itb, Clerk and Master Of
Carter county, are Offering Some very VAluA-
BILE And desirable tracts Of land for sale.
Those wishing 10 make land Investments IN
this the most beautiful, healthy and product
i've portion Of this glorious old Union, will
md it greatly to their interest to Do Preson,
en- tAs day on which the sales take place.
Per further iSFOrnGtion, read the advertise
msntI, which win speak for thsmaelYss.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-01
Station D, BibIs House. Esw
decllnoSlD I'll.

"TRB LIYR OF THH FLRsH 10 IN THE BLOOD" was
said BY inspiration long before Harysy's discovery Of
bis circulation has brought to light ia purposes and
uses. Now We know not only that "lEe 10 in the
blood" bat that dissasp inhAbits II also. Many Of
the dlsorders that perVEde the human frame, have their
home In II, thrive and grow In IL. The celebrated Dr..
|J.C Aver, Of Lowell, has had regard 10 ihis important
fact in making Remedy to cure thess dlsordsfs. His
Extract OF saFuapsrilsA purges out the impurities Of
the blsod and induces 4 healthy action IL Il that o..
psliS dlssaSs, This looks rsasonabls. and Il ls true, Gr
We know By our own experiences Seldom - We take
any medicine, We have nevertheless several tlmeO been
under obligations 20 ths skill Of Or. Aver for the relief
which his modieines nevor fall TO afford as wh0n We are
n. II
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-01
Readine Free.

Having supplied ourselves vita another
lot Of Maj. Gen. JOHN A. LOgAu'S Great
Speech, also the speech Of Gov. ogltsby Oi
~llinOiS--thsy can b had BY applying at the
Usion Flag ofscs. Senator Fowler has cent
rs a few copies Of The speeches Of Hon. Wn.
D.nniIon late Post Master General, who res
iEnsd his Office on account Of JShaSOn'S
stsachOry. Also the speeches Of Samuel
McKee, and Judge William Lawrence. These
BpeeChsS are BY the ArSt men Of the nation
And have not their equal IL profound learn
iag and ItaseGmanIhip. Call aAd get = copy
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-01

TOSEPH HYDER VS.. WIN. LYLE TT AL.
I'D Bill and Cross Bill. In these causes 1t ap-
pearing from the allegations Of eomplainahts,
In their bills, that tho defendant, Samuel ~
Patton, Is n0h-resiGeat Of the State on Ten.
noStee, thAt the ordinary process Of law can
not DO served upon him. II is therefore or
Tered that publication DO made for four sue
ceaalVo weeks, in tho Jon~esboFough UniOb
E2sg, notifying him 70 AppSar, on or before
the frat MOnlAy In March next, before the
ChanceEy Coprt held At ths COurt-House In
El~iEabOthton, 70 mako defense TO said bills or
the Ssms will be taken for contested and set
for hearing expArts. January ~ 1861
jan2bw4prsheS61 .ilt C.& N.
TOHNK MILLER, VS.. SAMUEL p. PAT
q con. In thlB, caaSc II appearing from the
allegations In complainant bill that the de-
EendAht, Samuel f.. Patton, 10 . non-teSident
Of the State Of Tennessee, that the ordinary
process OF law cARAot be served upon him.
Il ls therefore ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks, In the Jones'
borough Union HGg, notifying said defendant
to appear, on or before the frSt Monday in
March next, At the Courthouse In Elizabeth
ton, to maka defense TO said bill, or the same
will Be taken FOR confessed and set Tor hear
Ing srpArtO JanRaEy II, 1857.
49, He. SMlTH,&
jan25w4prsfeeSb1 Q. i M
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OBITUARY.
hrAlnIIi, JSasSor g.. rSnI

'AfnhsutLa, Johnson Co., Thu I
q. January ia, 1851
vapt CIR GEmnaH-DsAn bm:-I send
y. iiass for ~puhlisA.lon Ia yoss NEST
'teslsai papsn
Vsp.fisd iAlt liia, a Ma resIdsnss "a JoAa-
eonhtyi Tennes1eat JoDasn SuFusa6AHD,
XasAly Ne 10th, 1891. Of in8amalon ol
t5engh aAsfA short illnsss u TIRES dAys,
~ ssssnty@hintlt year. b M ths world
80 mn ifiamphs Of . hyiag Aith. I'D
nsnbst OF ne Nh chufsh near sistj
y.stt He ezhibihd 70 the world ths .rns
rns.,pl,t OF oar holy religion. His houts
= hone o. the lhnnrsug ministry, nj,
.sasrng. we're severe, bio hopes we'll iound.
~ hi1 death The Chnrch has Lost ! tpnu
80, And bis ~eoupanloh and children An
seoaats husband and fafhsf. May ths
I'd Al surviving ffiesds spulals N.
and NAY theif reunion ID Al ths
Iet having BEEN separated. Ms Iar
49,. .9e a. splts % IN DE dtSllS ana
sl =, bad bssn hlthful 70 God. He tald
4 80 I'D elsueht tksu tbrodeh 2dfsad.
.nd rtbsillon safs. VIII soon b,
~, aaa.ta siih God and TIE holy an
,,f 80 systj kbd without . 2r6sn
NJ nli afsfp' In Jeius n,
w fonlissn ebilafsn % nsafs IN.
.."..
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Boo Tenn0saee Observation-Disclosures

AaSG 4euuS8be0 A0CuperbCInB- Elk"
tensive Corn Shipments.
We learn rom the Superintendent Of the
East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad, that
'up to last Friday there had been shipped
over that read, 70 the South, sightyithtse
thousand bushels Of corn, yielding to the
farmers about iOrty-Gys thousand dollars in
cash, and to the road upwards ofaight thou
HAnd dollars. The necessity Of prompt sales
and shipments cannot be too strongly i'm
pr'Issd upon farmers and shippers for AS
.OOn As the Western rivera are free Of Ice,
there will be poured in from the gransrieS Of
the great West, through the Nashville and
Chattanooga roads, IN immense supply Of
corn, producing . fall in the price and .
blockade Of the Western and Atlantic rail-
Yoads.
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aaurinr Manhinaa.

Dear readers, allow Us the privilege Of di-
ncsing your Attention to the adVsriIsmsEi
Of the EasInH SAuIILB Suwms MACHINE
COHSASY. Their machines are the beat even
~iuuodHesa ihtO the American market, be-
sides they are far superior 70 all Others fOr
haily and manufacturing purposes. SeSsd.
IIrtiaament.
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M TIR GQVNIH CoVRfOF ClRTIR COVNTY.
PETITION 10 SELL LAND.

NWIINNVN " Jill NNNU'
FT Z. r. HUNTER, Admir- 40. W. ELIZABETH
i Brooks and othcrs. II appears thAt jackson
Brooks, one Of the defendants, ID . non.Tepldsnt oil
Tsnnshass, Il is therefore ordered that publication b
made for four weeks IL the Jonssboro Union Flag, no.
flying said defendant 70 appear before the CoAnty
Court Of Carter County on the First Monday n Feb
ruAry next, and make defense to the Petition IN thii
case, or tho Same will b hoard sx pafls. Jan. 10, 1851.
AnlsWipnIssSS JAS. L. BRADLEY, Cisrk.
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