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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-11-07
Southern News.

Rionaosp, October 26.-Official fs.
| turns Of the late election indicate the elec.
ton Of 80 Conservatives and 8u Radicals,
including Is negroes; 65 counties give
70,777 for, and 44,925 against the Con.
ven,ion. There vas majority Of 400
for the Huunicutt ticket in this city
J. II. GlInet prominen. lawyer 6Isd
protest with Scho6eld. against counting Of
the votes received after sunset, also urgss
shameless frauds and the covering Of the
Conservative voters, by the co'ored police
in the employ Of the Superintendent Of
the election.
There is considerable excitemen. caused
oy the fact that two prominent citizens Of
Richmond have been ordered by q com.
mittee OF negroes to leave the city in for
| ty eight hours, for their vio4sut opposition
TO the Radicals.
RIcnMosD. October 2o.-Huuuicun
addressed large meeting OF negroes on
Capitol Square this morning, and said in
the course Of bis remarks, alludiug to
thrests which had been made to kill him:
"lN not leave. Don't you know fellow.
I citizens that when the as.assins bullet
pisrees my brain or bis dagger touches nv
heart, uooSe than one white man will fall
on that dsyi" The assembly responded
-"Yesl yea"
AveusrA, October 2s.-Re,urns from
all psrls Of the State indicste tha. the
Conservatives took no part in the election,
which passed of quietly. Nearly all tho
votes we're for convention.
CoLuMBus, Ga, October 29.-Ths
election to day passed off quietly. No
disturbances, and but little interest mani
tested. 65S votes we're pollsd 400 ia
county ard 25s in city. Only few
white Radicals voted. Registered voters
Tor county and city about 5000. The
CONSERVATIVES take no part in the cleo
ton.
Macon, Ga, October 29.-Tbs elee.
tion passed of very quietly. No whites
voted and the negroes had il all their own
way. -Four hundred and six,y eight votes
were pollsd in the atty. The precincts
heard from indicate no action on The part
OF the whites.
SAVANNAH, October 30 Tho election
to-day VAS very quiet. There were many
negroes here from the country, and some
from South Carolina. The city vote was
COZ and the county 44o. Abou, ESQ
we're rejected. TIE voters wsre Xll 90.
gross with three or four exceptions. Tue
votes we're all for convention and The No
gro Radical ticket.
LArKR.-Ouly one white vote was cast.
One huudred and seventy four city voters
and eighty county, cAnnot be found on
the registry books. They forgo. the pams
under which they took the oath. The
Boston mulstto Bradley ticket ahead
Few negroes knew what they we're voting
for, moro than that they were instructed
to take their tickets and put them 10 the
box. Not single arrest was made
Savannah sustained her reputation a. .
peacsabls city. The CO operation Of the
civil and military authorities was Of the
kindlisst nature.
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sales-Day.

There were q good many Persons in
attendance a:.hs Court House on Monday.
Nothing was sold by the Sheriff. Several
tracts OF land were sold by the Commis,
sioner in Equity some q. smsl figures
and others a. prices eqoal to those pre-
vAiling before the war, depending very
much upon locality. We learn iha: the
same officer will sell other valuable trac,s
OF land in December and January. Some
Of the beat lands in the District will pro.
badly be offered, and men who have en-
ergy and mesns will look with interest to
future advertisements. There never was
a better time !or judiciou. speculation
than the present.
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q proper and lawful manuef, AL schemes
which are calculated 10 fesut 10 negro
domination abd The utter destruction Of
the best interests Of the State.
JAMES G. GIBBES
WILLIAM WALLACE,
SAM't w. MELTON,
For The Com.nit.ee.
Favorable answers have been returned
from nearly every District; and as the
Presidents Of all the railroad. 10 the State
have s'guified their willingness to pass
delegates to and from Columbia for one
fare, there will, doubtless, be a full repre-
sentation.
The Courier Of the 26,b ult., says OF
the political movements in Charleston
We learn that at An informal political
meeting, composed Of old. respectable
colofed men OF this city, the following in
dependent ticket for members of State
Convention was adopted, and Commit
tee appointed to wait upon the parties
named, to solicit :beir consent to become
candidates Hon. VIM. Aiken, Hon. A.
q. Msckey, Hon. George s. Bryan, Hon.
A. o. Andrews, Daniel Horlbeck, Geo.
Buist, G. w. Williams, +. L. Cardoza, S.
L Bennett.
We also understand that the Repubi,
cans have adopted programme for the
election Of twelve members from each
ward, As delegates to general nomina
ting convention. Each candidate must
receive two thirds vote Of this conven
ton before being placed upon their regu.
lar ticket.
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Public Meeting.

We are requested, by many influential
citizens to state, that there will be a pub
lie meeting held at the Cour, House on
next Saturday at IL o'clock, m, for the
purpose Of placing in nomination candi
Gates 10 represent this District in the ap
preaching State Constitutional Copveu.
ton, DC.
1t is earnestly dssired that every porr
ton of the Distric, be represented at this
meeting.
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Look Out.

Our North Carolina papers speak Of a
villain in the shape OF peddlsr who has
toS" ha'ersing the country selling ps,,e
for Furnishing silver, DO. In varios.
placsa whore this individual bas been bur.
elsries occur. I. is supposed that this
scoundrel's Peddling is . prstsncs to A.
certsin who has silverware and where I,
is kept. SO As TO give bis aecomplices
knowledge. He is very apt to come to
certain parts Of thi. State.
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Iu reference To the Nashville election,
Grant instructed Thomas that his mission
~as to preserve peace, not to take sides
In political difference until called upon
according to Law. He was to prevent
mobs from aiding either party, and u
called upon legally to interfere, his duty
was plain. r Brownlow should issue
proclamation declaring insurrsction or 10
vasion, to exist too formidable for the
forces at his command. ADD should call
upon the United States for aid, aid should
be given.
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A MILITARY REPUBLIC 1t will sur
prise your readers to hear that the Sec
retsry Of State still keeps up the ridicu
lous parade Of military guard before
the door OF his private residence. Even
STATION dismissed this nuisance shortly
before he was elected from his Office
General Grant, however, In this respect,
ontdoes Seward. He not only has the
War department guarded at every en-.
trance by armed soldiers, but his son, a
lad Of about nine years old, daily rides
charger to school with an orderly in his
rear. =,
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Temperance Meeting.

We are requested to remind the friends
ofTemperanee, both lsdies sod gentlemen,
Of the meeting on next Friday night
Several addresses will be delivered. Be
sure and come, and lend your influence
and presencs to push along the good
cause.
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LAECAsrER pfsrR1cr,


Lancaster c. H-H. L. Bslk, J. r.
Barr, A. J. Beldon.
Dry Creek.-Louis Croxtop, Thomas
Garter. II. w. LYNN.
Montgomery's.-Wm. Sullivan, John
w. Belk, James Barr.
Warhaw-F. X. Brummett, r. J. La
then, r Il Thompson.
Beiair-W 8 Bonds, D. @. Wolf, Jas.
Ii Ho.son.
Hickory Head-Alfred r Moore, Ian
dy Johnston, William Faile.
Caston-Jobn T Copeland, s U Rob,
ertsen, William Roberts.
The persons appointed are required 10
qualify Immediately by taking the oath
prescribed by Act Of July I'd, 1862,
which must be sworn to and subscribed
before Notary Public or some M.gi..
trate authorized to administer oa,hs, an d
forward to headquarters, Chester, 8. c.,
without delay.
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New Advertiseme ents.

We direct attention to the following
new advertisements in to day. paper:
Hardware-Brem, Brown Il Co, Charlotte.
Law tard--Wi!liams, Allison d Brown.
Franklin Academy. @. Hardin, PRINCIPAL.
New Goods--Taylor, Craig & Co, Craigville.
Psints-Daniel Bidwell. New York.
Sales Of Lsnds-K. G. Billings, G. Z. L. d.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-11-07

AT meeting Of the District Republ
can Convention, last evening, the follow.
ing domination was made for delegates TO
the Constitutional Convention w. B.
Nash, Q. NJ. Wilder, j. r. Robertson, 8.
b. Thompson. One white and three col.
ored. &C Columbia Phon;z.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-11-07

Es- ANY one desiring TO purchase
NEw P1AEo, direct from the best factory
in New York City, will learn something
to their advantage on application to this
Office.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-11-07

FRESH BEEF.-This market 10 being
we'll supplied at 8 l-2 and o l-2 cents
per pound.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-11-07

A special dispatch from Florence says
that Garibaldi bad 10000 followers 10
erossing the frontier.
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Managers Of Elections.

The following appointments Of Mans,
gers OF elections has been furnish ed Us by
Maj. LYNN, Post Commandart at Ches
ter;
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-11-07

VIM. Taylor, the leading Conservative
candidate, received 1869 white votes and
% black votes.
Hunnicutt, the leading Radical, receiv.
ed 1851 black votes, and "a white votes.
For convention, 104 white votes and
3674 black votes. Against convention,
1918 white votes and black votes,
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2IO HAgNG S'rg.EEI'.
JEH.RsEs.S EIOg,sE,

TTEI.RsEEsS E4Og'SE,
Il Il (r"EMEWlY MEs. pInmLg's)
. PSI KING STREET.
Hc'w""m l'cni~mM ond It.1 Street,. o,u1
~'thi" Mrc mi""'cs' 'roM Of M Mc
P"ncpm lIholcsoM nnI MhH
Iho"~S 4/ .M,ii1y, hmy "n1 Xlgno .H,rcts.
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The City Railway. which runs to each extremity
of the City, Is Mithin fifty yards of the house
TERMS OF BOARD:
Board by The ay.................. 10
" "eck...................Sl2 90 to SD 90
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OCT - ;,
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g sus LEGAL Il.yf A Ia.lN N0IIcEss'' 1HI =
.xl<.In ill., EqHii tY,..
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT.
Henry Livingston, Executor fI.lt}a
1lorp T;1srr ofn

Henry Livingston, Executor Ei.lt,p
Barnett Livingston,
ps1i.sss B. wlia%fGa aaa nsss,ts;s 4; slss u z es
by order Of Gllahcelior J6ihiadodE iidEii In case,
Executor Of p Liyiugitop Oh. the awall es three
disinterested persons, taken before The u6nlmis-
sioiief. Debtors disposed to avail themseI5G 6fGbis
order, will apply to Messrs. Illusions g. LcgaTe,
Ornngeburg Inm,also authorized to tfent:fdr pri-
yatc sale of thc Estate Lands. i. Pctsots Wishing to
buy win apply as nboyc.5u ~ .g,..., 49,, -.
HENRY LIyt NGsT8 8Ss Ensentof.
oct 2G lain Ss''.ta.s, ..s., ~ 'm mi
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STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,
Orangchuig District. SHaten:
Dy PA. McAHcHAEL Esq; Ordinary. z


Ty PA. McMteIIAEL Esq ordinary
WHEREAS v."D " .T.,t,ison, COMMISSIONS :,
Equity. hath n,ac suit to me TO grant him Letter.
of ADMINISTRATION of the Estate and effects of Il.
Sccley. deceased '-'iegss .fae el}i "
These arc t!icrefnrc to cc and a,lmonish nll and
singular thc Kindred and creditors of tho lsa;d
ISecley deceased. that they be and appcar before
me- in The Court of Ordinary, to be held a, Orange
burg {. H.. on the 18th day of Now ext, nfssar
publication hereof al ! o'clock in tho forenoon to-
shew ca'ise If any they have. why the said tsiiis-
traitor should not begrantrd f,,a.
; Given under my hnmd this seventh day sof '6efoS.
Der, AIno Douin. 1867 4 si,I,a ,'sy. Ia T..
T.. \. McMICIIAEL, O. o. b.
oci IL "' Il lali lHitlo ff:E i40S
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EtOE TIE LARGEST AND FINEST SEfEtTl0S
~ OF Papicr Mnchc, and Silver are ever ,cfctets
M THIS market, suitable for RESENTS for all occa
Sons, eall ut 'tn4att1i sg 4si sVI as 0,ptf
rcb a3 " IL
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# South Carolina. .Yr

Mt South Carolina. .Yr
Inc Sta,o l'iii = or r.,,..>;
0RANGEBURG "nIsTh4v..
IntI'e Curt Of Common Pleas ,"l'".
H. H. Jennings, Jno. 7. jennings, vs. F.A.wuva4.
'.' sen, A. L. Yahhadgc. II s,r,s:
ATTACHMENT. .r.ns,;,
nEREAs tho pIaintifI did on the oNbt,,,r
w III May file their declaration against the DE.
PENDANTS whn (as it is sndf arc absent frtf6 md
without The limits OF this State. and have neither
wives nor attorneys known within tho same. uporI
whom a copy Of said declaration may he SERVED
On motion OF Illusions Lcgarc, Plaintiffs Atornoys
IS ordered, that the said Defendants do appear
and plead to the said declaration on, or bcforc tho
22n,l day Of May, which will be in ttr year of our
Lord. One Thousand Eight Hundred and Sixty.
eight; "therwiac final and absolute judgment will
then be given and awarded against tl,cln 1itiH
}, +. ROBINSON, =.
May 20. 1867. NX jun c3m4 c. P
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-10-12
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-10-12

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Die @tener 3ettun0 entb1lt
m1rtlid ipl5cnpc amtlid,c 5ctanntmoz
6uno:
~ f. +, Nppftpliide Majcitat baber
NIT NQerbSdi tunteseidnetem Diplpme
aus be- pnrerer NQerbDd |tcr O,>aoe ben
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