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| DEATu OF TIE REV. WALTER 4. GuERny. At
FLonEScE, S. C.--Wo learn through private
source OF tho death OF this gentleman, at Flor
| encc. Oh Friday, at a. NJ. Sir. GuERnY WAS i
native or Sumter District, but III known In this
city from hiB connection with The Marion Artillery,
| OF which company ho was n member during tho
war; TIo was ordained ut Chcraw, in July last, by
| Bishop DAVIS, nnd wnB appointed to tho charge OF
| Tho Marion and Flolonco churches IIo was tnkcn
| sick at Marion G. II. with chls, and after Two
weeks illness died in Florence OF II conges,iyo
ieYcr. Lis remains will be carried TO tho family
burying ground at Bradford Springs, Sumter Dis.
trict. During his sickness ovcry attention was
pnid him by MIR. S. Z. LUCAS nt whose house bo
was staying, and by others in tho village. II is
seldom TINT tho archer strikes n moro shining
mark, and MR. GuERRrs loss will be soyoroly felt
by his parishoners, ho had ondcared himself 10
them by his zeal and untiring energy in tho cause
The ToEcnIluHT PROFESSION AND THE RIor-
In our notice Of this riot wc mato some state.
mcnts which have proved Injurious to both tho
civil and military officers and so gladly mako tho
necessary explanations. At tho MAYORS Court
Francis Davis Was not arraigned NJ rinclpsaer.
md whatoycr connection ho may have had with
tho riot did not appear on tho trial. Davis wae
arrested for attempting to break into the house OF
Iul. AhilESS, htcr mo QlBturDaDCo had ceased.
AMI for rioous conduct, anu ho was tried and pun.
slcd for that Offence alone. Nome of tho ring
leaders were arrested, rs II was Impossible, in tho
excited condition Of tho mob to Designate who
wcro rinGloadors, and the disturbance was quelled
by tho appearance Of tho police on tho scono, who
we're assisted in their efforts by tho we'll disposed
negroes, to whom Great praise is duo.
Hayward, tho negro who fired tho pistol, was
seen in tho streets by several persons n short
time nftor ho had been turned over to the military
but Oh examination il appears that he was trying
to obtain bail, and waB accompanied by guard.
lie is still undor arrost and will bo trod boforo tho
Provost Marshall. Wo mako those explanations.
as from tho account published. the action OF tho
Mayor i'll tho matter was severely commented ON
by. y.thoso who were ignorant of these facts We
aro satisfied that from Tho charges prcrerrod
against Davis, TINT his'punishmont was correct and
II 1t had boon known that ho was prominently con-
nected with tho mob, the public would have had
no cause to murmnr at tho result Of tho trial
Mayor GAILLARD has taken eyory pains to ferret
ont tho origin OF tho disturbance, and wo aro
satisfied that when tho offenders arc brought to
justice thor punishmont will be proportionatc to
their crime.
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IL will bo Hcen from these tables that lnrgc
proportion of the colored citizens arc ablo to
WRITE but Others who have acquired this art wero
afraid to put sgnntureH to tho paper, and pre-
ferrcd to mako their mark.
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Tho Time to Advertise in the Country.
THE PHGsrI has a large circulation throughout the
middle and upper Districts OF tho State Adyertfstp,.
rates as reasonable as tho srngency tho money
ket will warrant Merchants and others wishing to use
the columns OF the paper will address
JULIAN A. HELDY. Proprietor
February rs CoIurnh,a q n
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LOCAL NIA'TIIIISS.

jon WoRK.-wo have now completed orr u1lcp
30 ns to execute, in tho shortest possible time
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and We most ,c-
spectfully ask tho patronage Of our friends.
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DE- TICKETS FOR THE GEORGIA STATE
LOTTERY can bo procured at the Mills House.
August IL
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Daiers wishing good FLOUR for Bread should call at
SrENuoUSE CO., No. 110 East bay.
Families wishing choce FLOUR for biscuits. Rolls,
&c.. should call at srENHOUsE co. No. ITO East Bay.
August
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THE WEAVING OF THE GnAy.-This is tho title of
song which is somewhat soyero i'll its denuncia-
ton OF the United States officials in this city, na il
represents that every berth hns boon filed by those
who once wore the gray. Tho author is evidently
an unsuccessful applicant for government pap nnd
vents his feelings in the lugubrons strains reerr-
edto. These ISLANDERS can do 10 good and arc hardly
worth refutnE, for If the agrievcd party would
investigate tho matter ho would find that tho
wearing of the gray not recommendation for
aclcrkship, when unaccompaned by ability, and
that no preference has been shown tho ex-rebcls
by any ofcials in this city. Tho poetry il for sao
at Mr. 3. DoscHER's News Depot on Hasol street.
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STANLEY q. TRoTr, p. n.

PosToFFIcE HoTIcE.-A evening mail for Angus.
to and Savannah, and for distribution beyond thosc
Offices will close daily at the Postoico ut hulf-past
o'clock.
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ConS, Peas, &c.-we direct attention to the adj
rertiscmcnt OF Mr.. H. ARNOLD, who offers for sale
II full stock of grains, of every description, at his
stand, No. 2l9 Meeting street, corner OF John.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TIlRE SHIPPING AND COMMIBsION BUaINEss
Il will for the present be carried usual by tho
undersigned at No SO Fast Bay tho storo formerly
occupied by CRAIG, TU0MEY SO.
AL persons having individual claims must present tho
smo and those indebted individually will make pay.
II ent to JOHN TUOMEY
July 40
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GEORGIA STATE LoTrERy.-rhe next drawing
takes place nj Atlanta On Wednesday, August 21st
Salc Of tickets closes OH Tuesday next ut their
Agency, No. 20 Broad street. Call ut once and
secure fortune. 8
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Post Ofllrc Notice.

PoST OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, s. e., July O, 1867.
After to-day the mails for Northeastern Railroad
will close at O'Clock AM, and to-day and utter
wards they expected to reach the Railroad
''Station" nt 2:30 o'clock PM, and to be ready for
delivery at this Office at $3.50 O'Clock PM, except
on Sunday, when tho hour will bc from g PM to 7
PM, until further notice.
STANLEY q. TROTr. p A.
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Respectfully. &c. yOnrs, F. NJ LAW
To LITTLE MAnsItAi-t- Charleston, s. &.
For DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR und PRICE LIST
address,
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A-h-A-A-A A

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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK DONE AT THE DAILY
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THE HERALD.

re PUBLISHED WEEKLY At NEwBERnY O. H., At
i 80 Per annunl. and. h..tng . large circulation
through all the upper and lower Districts Of the State
snords graat ldyint,sea to advertisers.
aa.s. %. sdsSrt.Ig ssrE ressonsble which appl,
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REGISTRATION IN CoLUMDIA.-The IHGnir giycs
the following results for Friday and Saturday:
'As on tho preceding day, tho registration OF
voters in this city OH Friday progressed very
quietly. The list footed up 60 whites anl 90
colored.
Tho result of Saturdays registration in this
city is as follows: Whites 80; colorcd 122 Al
though the crowd was large around tho registrars,
everything was conducted quietly and orderly.
Beverly Nnsh, ono OF the registrars at Gads-
dtn gives us tho following ns the result ut That
box FOR tho past thrcc days: Whites 0; coorcd 4O1
total 40"
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An EXcuRsIoS TO CnAnLEsroN.-1ho Savannah
Republican furnishes us tho following item, ,yhci,
wo publish in order to prepare our citizens for the
INVASION and enable them to receive their guests
i'll n hospitablc manner:
From tho advertisement in our columns, il will
be seen that the steamer Fannie, Capt. FENN PECK,
has bcch chartered for mn excursion to our sister
city, Charleston. The Fannie will leave our city
on Monday morning next, returning Wednesday
evening. Wo learn that delegates from Axe Com
panics Nos. and will visit Charleston. Tho cx-
cursionsts will arrive in Charleston on Monday
nfternoon whcro they will be received by many
friends and citizens. Tuesday mn excursion will DO
mnde around the harbor, visiting Sumter and
othor points of inter est. Upon the arrival of tho
Fannie at Charleston, the Secretary Of the Com
mttee OF Arrangements will proceed to invite
many distinguished United States officials and
citizens to the excursion around Charleston har-
Dor.
"Ihe Forest City Brass Band, Prof. HICKS, are
secnrch for this excursion to discourse music.
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REoIsTRaTIoN IN THE CrTY.-Wo continue our
report of the registration, showing tho gains of
tho coiored people. III tho second precinct tho
whites had the majority, but only small number
of cithcr closs rng;atoro1
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REGISTRATION IN ST. GEonuEs PARIsu-FIFru
PREcIscr.-The following is tho return of regis
tration ut the Middle Poll, Ross Station, August
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CATAWDA COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA.

NOTICE TO SAILORS OI, IMMIGRANTS.
HOTEL on BoARpINd-HousE KEEPERS.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,
TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE FoTIowiSa XCr OF
i the Legislature passed the 20th day Of December
1885, all persons concerned hereby notified call OF
this Oce aud take out tho required license tcly
". II. SMITH,
Clerk OF Council.
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LAW NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED ARE ASSOCIATED AS PAnT.
a NERs, and propose TO practice In tho STATE
COURTS OF LAW AND EQUITY for tho Districts OF
Barnwoll, Beaufort and Coleton under tho name and
,tylo OF "DhVANT." "
Once. for the present, Of dIILIsoNvILLE, South
Carolina. r, J. DAYANT.
November ~ fun 7. @, DAyANT.
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THE NIcKEnsoS HOTEL + IauT AND THE KIND
FEELINGS or THE CnIIoRED CITIZENS OF COLUMBIA
Tho Phtrni1 says: ''We aro gratihed to ioarn that
Tho coored mcn Of Con nbia have taken steps to
petition General SIcKI.Es for the rclcaso of tho
young mon RADCLIFFE and DAILY, or rather, VIC
s'honld Ray, Tor y remission or their severe SON
tenco.
Such evidences Of the kind and synipnthotic
relations between the two rnccs speak louder than
all tho platforms, speeches and resolutions in the
world. The colored community know, like others
of our citizens, that those young men arc wrong;
but they arc also assured that they did not moan
wrong, and in this action which they layo taken
they demonstrate That mere political differences
OF opinio can alter tho allegiance which they
have ever held towards old friends associates anu
citizens.
This petition is ono of the happiest signs OF
con- tdenee We havo yet heard OF, and il ia to bo
hoped that, coming from such an honest source.
it will bc entitled TO weight in its considera-
ton by tho military authorities. It is the white
man who, whe.n the coored man in in trouble DO.
fore our courts and magistrates, affords tho lat
ter assistance; AID now, when young son Of
Columbia is in n bat box, why should the colored
man not reeprocatc9 He is doing 3d."
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SUDDEN DEATH IN CHuRcn.-Wc arc panied
to announce the sudden death of Mrs. A1NAn,
which took place yesterday morning in st. Pat
rick's Church, where she was attending carly
lnass. Several physicians wore called in but thoy
could do nothing to arrest tho blow, and the
spirit departed to the God who gave it. Tho dis.
ease was appoplcxy and tho stroke sudden as il
was fatal
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ExcuRsIoN TO PoINr F!Ew.-1n thcse piping
times Of "sultrincss and iicnt" it is q source OF
pleasure for tho poor local, and occasionally
TO havo tho privilege Of Willing away q hulf dozon
hours on somo pleasant excursion. A pleasant,
delightful timo wo had on board tho United slates
RoYonuo Gutter Racer, commanded by Captain
BAKER, which. in consequence ofno breozo ''atir-
ring on tho face oftho watcrs," was towed smooth
ly and swiftly along by the water boat Aqaes,
Captain LoUMoI, Ms for as Point Wow, on
the Cooper River which place at prespnt IL
undor tho caro- and supervision OF Colonel
PATTON who ia cngagod III planting there
We took rido ovor tho plantation. Tho
entire crop sowed down is cotton. Tho number OF
acres under cultivation is $50, which wo must Gay
without c1aggoration. III in uB fno n condition as
any cotton in tho country, perfectly cloan, Of good
heighth and woll boiled. Countless millions Of
blossoms aro to bo aeon blooming as far as tho
prospect extends. Tho only thing TO insure good
crop Is dry weather and late fall. II everything
works right In wind and weather, tho prospects OF
q magnificent yield will bo auro.
During tho frat yoar We wero informed by Cal.
PATTON that they used fertilizers TO great e,tant
Tho froodmen, no says, hnyo worked remark eblv
well. They hayo boon paid monthly wages, and
appear to be vol satisfied with their condition.
In the afternoon, after spending tho frat houru
of tho day In truly good old fashioned style,
and which wo have NO causo to regret, wo ON.
.barked again on board the Racer, and was landed
at the wharf, ssfc, sobor and sound.
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Aio1oh3 III
The following is tho educational return for Sat-
nrday. Could not write their names:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-17
RECEPTION OF ETHERIDGE.
Large Prooession-Muoh Hnthusi-
asm- Speeches. Etc.

The announcement that Hon. Emerson
Etheridge, theT Conservative candidate
for Governor Of Tennessee, would arrive
on the Memphis and Ohio railroad last
evening drew an immense throng Of
people to the depot On the arrival OF
the train and the appearances Of Mr..
Ethsridge he was greeted cordially BY a
large number Of personal friends, while
the immense crowd cheered enthusiasts
cally and the band played See the Con-
quering Hero Comes" A procession
was soon formed, headed by Withers'
baud; Mr.. Etkeridge being Ia an open
carriage drawn by four beautiful horses,
and Dan Able and s. z. Walker occupy
ing seats in the same. About one hun
dred carriages with citizens followed
while thousands of enthusiastic people
marched along the sidewalk and street
frequently showing their feelings BY
cheering heartily. The procession moved
along Main street. up Union, and along
Front to the Gayoso House, the windows,
awnings and balconies along the route
being filed by ladies and gentlemen who
waved a greeting and cheered the stan
dard bearer of the great Conservative
party of Tennessee 1t has been
many a day since any man received such
Q welcome from the people OF this city
On arriving at the Gayoso House, loud
calls were made for Mr.. Etheridge' when
he appeared on the balcony and said ne
would be insensible to every feellng that
animated the human heart should he de-
cline to show his gratitude for the grand
reception they had given him. lie
wished every enemy Of freedom and OF
equal rights were present to witness the
manner in which he had been received
by the men and women of Memphis
simply because he had been selected as
the standard bearer of the party who was
in favor fof freedom and equal
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WHEATON & CO.'S.

EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE.-The Episco.
pal Convention assembled at the usual
hour yesterday. A committee on as.
sessments and one on the educational
institutions of the chur oh in the diocese
we're appointed by the Bishop, Several
committees reported and many of the
cIergymen read their parochial reports.
The chairman of the committee on the
admission of new parishes submitted q
report favoring the admission of the
Parish of st. Lazarus into the Diocese.
The report was unanimously adopted, and
St. Lazarus is now a parish recognized
by the Diocese. This effort failed at the
last session of the Convention through
informality. The lay delegates from
this parish are Messrs. DR.. ID. D. SaHnd-
ers, James A. Anderson ard W. s.
Pickett. The two latter took their seats
in the Convention. The election Of
officers of the Diocese being in order,
Mr.. f, W. Smith, OF Memphis, was
unanimously elected treasurer of the
Diocese, and Mr.. Wylie B. Miller was
unanimously elected Diocesan treasurer
Of the University of the South. The re-
port Of the treasurer Of the Missionary
and Educational Committee was read and
received. The following gentlemen were
elected trustees Of the General Theologi-
cal Seminary: Rev John A. Harrison,
Richard Hines, and Mr. F. B. Fogg
Rev. David Pise, and Messrs +. c.
Dunnington and George R, Fairbanks
we're elected trustees of the University
Of the South for the Diocese of Tennes-
see. Messrs. E. P. McNeal, d. ]. Wells
and W. B. Miller we're elected trustees
Of the Episcopal Fund after which Mr..
wylie B. Miller was elected treasurer Of
the Episcopal Fund. i-l .
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Mass NESTING IN CoURT SoUARE-As
We 20 10 press Emerson Eiheridge, the
Conservative candidate for Governor Of
Tennessee, is delivering an address 10
Court Square, to one Of the largest as
semblages ever gathered in this city, Al
least Eve thousand persons are present,
including large number Of ladies, the
Square being one living mass OF hu-
mainly from the stand in the center TO
the ratings, while many persons were
compelled 10 leave in consequence Of
being unable 10 secure place where
they could either see or hear the dis
tinguisbed speaker. Upon Mr., Etheridge
being introduced by s. P, Walker, he
was greeted with shout OF applause
that was heard for many squares Mr..
Etheridge then addressed the assembly
as ladies and geutlemsn, stating that be
was not entitled to call them fellow.citi
zens as Of old, for the party in power
bad passed laws that deprived many Of
them Of nearly all the rights Of citizens.
He referred, in calm bat scsthiug man.
ner, to the Radicals who are ruling this
State and endeavoring TO array the color
ed people against their old masters and
other white men who differed from the
Radicals; the meanest Radicals we're
those who had supported the Confederaey
in her splendor, and then became de
serters from the rebel army-the offal
that decent rebels left as sanitary pre-.
caution, who were not fit to unloose the
shoe strings Of the meanest colored man
whose vote they seek Mr.. Etheridge
was frequently interrupted by the cheers
of the populace. W. B. Stokes, Radical
Congressman FROM East Tennessee, was
on the stand taking notes Of Mr.. Ethe-
ridges speech, with view to reply to it