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destructive worm has made it's nppaarancu Oh a
Plantation III this vicinity, but have not hcanI
whether I" any niaIininy extent.
ILaurrRsuIhr Mrud.
SHERIFF. StLiH. Ne notice in nlamy OF our stint,
exchanges long list OF Sheriff sales for faxes
Inns - TO Do regretted. Tho Treasury s no doubt
III n low state OI finds, and must be- rcDcu-
ishe'l-th" State illlat havo money but liz this tho
limc TO press i people who have bern struggling
an SUMMER unttcr iinanrial pressure To nak,.
crop, tile proceeds Of which llav0 moi vel been
realized. The wheat crop fell fa; short of what
WINS ~ ono time antrfpat ed, anil the money real
,Hci thercffum has nearly all been oynendetl in
nnflhG proriHnns and otlIer nccesaaiirs for tho
iarm. Scarcely any cotton has yet been said nIuI
there iS no money in the country ror will there bn
unt!i tho cotton crop comes iii. Pru..rty. when
h"h', VIII ~ for Hong-te uultrt lnttc tleltur,,'
property SACRIFICED, anu yet their ias,s in many
cnsrsi mol he Iiad We hope nnr Stale authorities
WIN Reconsider this matter, und stay levy and sale
Ut leaSt unlil tho cotton crop liz Int ,tpon thu
market -LaHIrHSeHC Herald.
linoK1: :IAiI.-IaIlrs FuncrblrL LODGED in tho mil
OF This place. on the ella &c of (iral Larceny mntlc
knod his exit OH Saturday night last bt cuitin,r
through The rock wall from lilo up Stairs and low
ernS himself to tho ground by niraus of Old car
petini led together. How he rot The tools Ia
"orh WIKI ID hHueStlon.--I.aHc1ts;tT Ledger.
RE1isTn!rIoN. @kcgistraion has been nearly
completed IN tlis district The following is The.
ntlieial result so far. Tie Curetnns Mill prccjueE
IL incomplete and is omitted. Tho final result viii
bt. f-iyn ynn n nSf y.l,,
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MIlCriiy r0r Mhites, i,lEi. -IIhIrnir.


"RsNDER usTo CESAR" rrc--We were mis;t-
formed with reference to statement published n
tnw days ago. that party OF drunken Federal col
uisrs pulled down ilI, llerrcks IN thr Sta House
yard. y few nf tho soldiers were infnyicatcd, mud
stirred mp naters littlo hut tho dcrrcks nforo-
SAIL we're removed by the contractor Mr. Warup
Tor his "wn convenience. PhTnir.
FATAL ACCIDENT Mr.. Mar hall Usgrry wor
Thy citizen of our DISTRICT met with is ,leal, Iasl
Mn"k ut steam mill, iew miles above this place
fM" Hy wheel OF the cngino became detached new
oit. nnd striking him in tho head inflicted mort al
wound, which caused his death III a few hours his
brains helng dashed ont. His afflicted family,
Wiis aul two children, have tho sympates of our
entire community RarnrtR Sentinel.
.,THi, ,iIsDH Il.e iGihn Eon CoSvEs-
parts OIL last Thursday, md they rlrr..s DisIricJ
lion Tor tho Convention, AZ follows: 80
James NJ. Allen, tP0ItnlaHer,) white.
John Il. Hyde. white.
". Is JnhusIn, white.
Wilson Cooke, colorrd.
According 10 the principal Article ol tho
LcagueIs, ~ wo understand it, ull the mrml'ers
are swurtl io rutS Tor ull tho nominees, when tho
election comes OT, or not waite nj all.
[ErrenrHie Enterprise.
RFaIsrnATioS IN SUMTER AND CI-,NENpoS DIS
rnIt-rs.--- Through tho kindness OF Major Lyman
Bisse commanding tho Military Post Of Sumter,
We enabled to give To our readers the following
complete rngistrution raturns or white. and col
orati in Sumter mud Clarendon districts:
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Ar y YOUNG LADY RErURNlNG To nEn
country homo. after s,Gnnrn oi lew months in 4 :
city. hardly recognized BY ler friends. III pa's
coarse rlIstir Gnslt facr ELe Ind anfi ruby
pexon of almost marble s,uonhncss and instead
tw:nyihrer s- really appeared bnt rsh,ran. Ip0n in
qury aS To the o great change. slic pianl
told them that sile used Tho CGIa'tnSlAN BALM aE.
considered nn nvanabe ncIuia, lion Ia any lady Stoici
By its any Lady Hene,rrn iprnvs their rrr-
sonal appearance hundred fold II is simple IN it,
combination. Sntnr herself Ia sinl Srt unsurrasa
cd in a efficacy in drawing Impurities iron' also heal
Ing cleansing and Identifying the skin and Fonplriin.
y its direct c,i1n the cntcla IL draws from all S
impurities kindly healing the slme and leaving the
face Nature intended it should be-clear soft, sRoa
and beautiful. trice ST. sont bT Mail Express
eeirt Of an ar.lcr. b5
". L. CLARE & co. Cien.is,
20. West Fayetto Street syracuse, y. s.
The only American Agents for the sele ci tho sano
MARCH, 3h II
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SPECIAL Fa0TECES

! Hs- NOTICE. IL HEREBY GIVEN TINT Ar
ne expiration "i t'rer m";hs fr.. lhis dl, an ap.
rhratlo Will be- made 10 Ih proper persons i,r rcpI
"i VI" iol'"~iH Bonds AMI stock. b,nngl, tl .si
ni thr iatr Do'"s ,AMliE!. WILSON. destroyed .lur:,,
llir r'ccn, war. vi:
NV" Bouts Mule $50 and 2la Memphis ail,t charleston
itatroad Company. eac, SlnDh
One Ja9hd NJ. .U7 Montgomery a, w.,,, Pom Rail,
road Company. s5gO.
"iHE SOUTH HM'""'"' THuII: FER CTSr srocS
No. ii' fvr S:Di' Oi IN February 7ill. isi.
~ a's Tor shoh In September Il!r. IsiT.
M. 7ia tor S55s 81 in octubrr 18th. ts.7
NO. s9s for :35o in April 2:,h. IaIs.
No. ii3 Tor 5ldaa D. Mar,l, orSovrnbcr oil,. Is.,
WILLIAM ~. wTl.SnS
N. T.. ~ Rltl:RE
Qnnlili.pl EJe,utors
august !" a,'g H. 81, SEPT IL. ~, .lrt III, N .
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The other day tho rare instance Of burial thir
ty ycars after death occurred at Berlin. The dead
Who fingered go long above ground ia RACHEL
LEVIN, tho celebrated beauty, authorcsa and wit.
the vito Of tho late IIrRnIN yoy VARNuIaEn, we'll
known as Pru ,aian diplomatist and writer on
contemporary histoTy. Having mortal fear OF
being buried alive tho lady ordered In her tosts-
mont that tho uppor part OF her coffin shonld be
made with a glass window, the coffin constantly
watched for month after death, anl deposited In
| q special hall for period OF thirty years. All
which was duly carried out.
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aGNuFTCE TJ MARINEhS-C AP + AIMS
AND PILOTS Wishing anchor their veESaid in Ashley
River requested do anywhere within direct
range vi thr heads ot the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
HuARvf.I. tha chartr~on and 81. Andrews sida ol
the Ashley River; by which prsauIiou. contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will he ayo.i"l.
=. G. TURNER, II. II.
Iarior Masters Oarr Charleston. February u. 1sG6.
February
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Fronl RnIclpil.

RALaoH, N. c., September 28--Tlere was
grand rally OF Conservatives last night. The
resolutions declare devotion TO the Union and con-
shtutional liberty; against white mans party,
confscation and prescription opposed TO drawing
party lines further than hostility to Radicalsm
half dozen speechcs were mndo aud there was
great enthusiasm and porfeat harmony
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At the ffty-fourth regular auction sale OF seran-
tom cosi In New York, the following prices were re-
.1issd Lump g. es; stoen6Sat c IS GS broken
S5 900 tons we're disposed OF,
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gentleman In Petersburg has succeeded In
teaching four chickens to draw miniature wagon,
in which big white rooster rldes. Thcy rattle
looks as grave 40 bishop.
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aS- ARTIFICIAL, EYES.--ARIItiCIAL lfU-
MAN EYES madc TO onlrr ulri inserted by Drs. #.
DAlClI nul r. dOuGIEMANN formerly employed by
RofssosNEAU, OF Paris, No. sd broadway, Srw York.
Aprll II lrr
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CoTToN.-We observe Oh orr streets taily sr-
rivals OF this article. One OF our entorprsing
firms purchased nine balrs on Monday asl.-ftid.
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San Francisco, September %. An urogon dis
patch ssys Lepteasnt ,SSAg ,SM Goaay NJ iEal
killing &c, capturing Is. The soldiers are un-
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FUNNY MISTAKE is that We find i'll q recent
number OF Uber Land and Aeer, one Of tue best
German Illustrated Magazines, published weekly
both in Stuttgart and in New York Undor very
good pic ure OF TuAcXKaAy the meme Of tho great
satirist is given as tfW. MoPRAcE FHAoKRRAY."
The writer or printer evidently was in possession
of that dangerous things little learning. and, as
usual in such cases made botch.
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Majority for Blacks

HEdisrRATroS.-We ara indebted to DIR. s.. X.
LeWIo Tor The following rOnplutn return OF regis
Iratlnn Ill Lexington District. Thu books, wo
lcain wcro Kept III the very best order, and tllo
registers were highly rnmpltmentcd bv the mill
tary authorities fuI their efficiency:
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WILMINGTON, September pa Jewish syna-
sosue will bo consecretod tomorrow first in
this State sH.t l...
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i ATELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dispatches.

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fusos tI,o r.-..,. Cr.,1'' an.,. NV ',n'an 70
o,no. ,,,a,,;.. ~ .,'''. u."ANe nv var ae
t,,;,,,, ,,.ss.tn.' Wv '''" P''@o''''' "u''nR h'
pe''o"a's " say.
- 'le. pi' )" utSeco are i"r INC kings depn
Ns'oh ah" 'pe pioca''al'oh Oh republic Under th.
Wotectofate oi, ur nttleXntion to- the United
""''S' 'o's,''
."Hhs'"' oel'empef fzs.-Garibaldi's partisant
az 'u'''u''"o'' w various paris of ltnly.
~ reror'et the King il about procIuiming al,
~, uHoi.''''ars session OF Parliament.
nv oaf.o''u'a" roia have been suppressed, and
o'rlaily announced ihtt tr country in trall-
Ha"'
oNoo"' "ep'esnopf aS'- ltal'an accounts are
.o"u'e''e III regard to thu riots al Ma,lena Milan,
deNoa and Naples
Inc rope thanks NAPOLEON for uAnIaALDf's ar
rest.
LONDON sep'eipo'r 2S--koon.-Securites
ennngeu. .f.
LIVERPOOL September 2s-NnonCottou firm !;
sales lo,o8O bairs e. .i!Ei, IN
LHEhrooL' September 2s- Evening. - Cotton
..oeeu aii'' OWING 10 ''n'aNorabie Manchcatcr al.
'iIes' eaies ''ooo Dales; quotations. unchanged
s'P'empor 2s-f. M.--Untlor moro
'a,otaole ,. "a"r report. cotton is lirmer; more
"'''k' ss'es iE''"o. Lard DDS. Sd.
wn,,inyton 49,,
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New ORLEANS, September 2sA-Yollow fever in
terments UP to six this morning 67.
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DIE CHARLEsT0NEK ZE1TUNG
JOHN A. WAGNER, Editor.

4 JUfkN M "NUANE1tk, flt1ftur. nm
TIkDER THE ABOVE HEAD THE UNDEHsIaSED
u pr pose TO publish German Weekly Paper to be
The organ Of the acran population aud devoted TO tho
ineresta Of thla STATE n encouraging Immigration and
Industrial Pursults
Literature, Agriculture, Commerce. Arts and Trsie
will be represented In Ia columns, anl the news oi tue
day will he given
deneral joIN'A. WAGNER haa kindly consonicd to
undertake the editorial management for the preaent
Bubscr1puon-S3 for Twelve Months; si.eo Tor NIX
Months; 81 for Three Months-
'-' 49, g. a. EROKMANN CO..
sspteinber 25 No. broad ltreei, Charleston, 3. o.
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RB-NEltcOGH DEBILITY. WIFI IRIS Gi np,I,
attendants low Spirits depression. involuntary ru,,--
So' iS' Ut "'nn sperulatDrrra los- Of power dizzy
head os' NJ memory. and threatened inpotrusc am, in
bc'iltty. ilnd sovereign In HUMPHREYS. no.
MEoPA'rHIc SPECIFIC No. TwENrY-EIG Com.
ph'a OF lie most valuable mild and potent curntivr4
tue! srise nj. once the root OF tile nacr tone ~, the
sfsen arrest The discharges and npart yisor and tn.
ergS, iit' and vitality. Ia the entire mau. They hay,
cured thousands Of Sss. lTce 81 per pnrLag. of -,
Jokes anu VIAL Or 81 single box. Sold by druggists
nnd sent by mail OH receipt price Address JitTM
Puhi:fS SPECIFIC HOMFoPATHH,. ,,t"--------
"MPaNf. No. 5Ga BROADWAY, NE" NoN"'
uAFff.St.[,' III, usANuUOD.-An l,hhay kIr
Young Men the ciinic III Solitude. ani the rhyso.
logical Errors Abuses st Diseases which Great. inn
pedincnts I" MANRAGE. with sire inrans Of helei.
Sent ia sealed letter envelopes. rce OF charge.
Address ph. j. SKlLi.iS lIOtGiirON.
Howard Assusatiod. Phla.lclphis, pd
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ar TURNER'S TIC: D0UI.OGREUX OR
TURNER'S TIC DolIIOUREux OR
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA rIL,.
UNIVERSAL. SEURALt:lA PILL,
SAFE- CERTAIN AMI SPEEDY rtIItI: FOX NElr.
Rat.dlA AND ALI. SERrOtrs DISEASES.
Ia an ntnillng reliiiy in all i Facial Sru,.l
I'a' orh eihrtiisa perfect eur. In single ,ay NJ,
furni al ServnIiH psras,, fails ,ci 10 il, n, ip,n
enrr Even thu scvercst Chronic Neuralgia and
general Nervous arrangements rany years. standing
Affecting The cntitr syslcn. completely au rcru,.
nenily cured hy ina Few days. nr few week. nj lii,
utmost 1t r1n'ains iluii; nJirus to the tno.l deli.
'a' S'"te' ntu ran always br a'I with perfect SAFETY
u IL III constant nFr by the hrs physicians ,vl iy n
their unanimous allI unqualified aprroy,I Srn II,
mail "n rarept "r 81 AMI tw, p..Ita.n stamps SrL
everywhere.
''RSGN ~ co., Soir Proprfctora, No. I.O
fremont street. uoston, ,Inxs.
Srprmbara ,,wf .,,,
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state lte ms.
REOIsTRArION.--Wr aro Indebted To our Iyisnd.
Captain II. s. Kerr, for The following rosistriion
state ltc ms.

, Tn ARMY WonM.--Wc have learned that this
destructive worm has made it's appearance p a
piantatlon III this vicinity, but have not hcar,I
whether I" ANY alarming extent.
ILnHITRspLh. HytH
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nS- WlfEiT0N'S OINTMENT Will. CliRI.
the Itrh
"Hf"fo - OINTMENT will cI,rr Sail Rhr,,n
"htAroS'S ON. MENr cnrcs old Sores
~iIltroS's OINTMENT cures all Dt..,s., M ,b
skin.
Prise i cenis by naiI .I crutS All ,Ir,,s,a ..,I !,
WEEKS POTTER, B,.lou PrpIet5rs
September Id ,,,,ur
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-02-08
TheEmporiaNeWS.
FHE OLD BOOK-KREPBR.

twas an ancient book. keeper,
And he was tall and slim
Though his face was mild he rarely smiled,
His clothes were dark and prim
And every thing about his desk
He kept exceeding trim.
He always hung his hat and coat ga
Upon The self-same hooks.
And laid his rulers. pens and ink,
In their respective hooks
And the only exercise he had
Was footing up his books.
Each day upon the self-same our,
he took his lofty seat,
Ard bent his body and his mind
His labors to complete
And blots were neither on his fame
Nor on his ledger sheet.
The music Of his pen was heard
From morn till eventide
Up columns vast his eyes were cast,
Then down again with pride
Quite pleased was he though he saw his work
Increased and multiplied.
The cash that Ger his fingers came
Each day was something grand
And yet no scheme to bear it off
By him was ever planned
Although you saw with half an eye
That be wrote "sloping" hand.
He had no wife, he made no friends,
His joys and cares were few,
And his dearest hope from day TO day
Was to keep his balance due;
A good world this if every man
I he latter thing would do.
he never sighed when little ills
His way Of life would cross
And DER the errors Of his youth
BE showed no vain remOrse;
But he sat down all that came along
To profit or to loss
One day the creditor of all
Dropped in for his amount
he found the old man at his post,
Though low ran natures fount,
The books were closed, and he was borne
Up to his last account.
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Land for Sale Cheap.

7 OFFER for sale, at bargain, forty acres
Il of first quality prairie lan,l, one and a half
miles west of EmPoria, on the Cottonwood
Falls road. Att PAUL BECK.
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EASTERN BAKERY.
Are still in the field. and are selling oil kinds
of goods in their line
ASCHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST.

WYE DO NOT DEEM IT NECESSARY TO
w say more; those vino know us will atsss
the truth of our assertion. We only ask = ,eOA
tinuance of those favors systematically bestoW-
ed heretofore, and promise our whole efforts in
your bshalf, knowing that an appresiasivs
public will reward us for 50 doing. @'l aoav
And to eur country friends we would Soy
that we will endevor at-ail times to pay the
HIGHEST MARKET PRI & for -yonr pro
DU CE; and in return will try to make it 5Or
your interest to buy your Groceries of Us.
And We do hope, through the kindness of
our friends, to be able TO builn up a trade that
will be an honor To our name and benefit
to the publie;' knowing aswe do, that our "a
eilities for buying goods are inferior to none,
and superior TO many. Feeling confident tket
we will be able at all times, Providence permn-
ting, to make it to your interest to call on as
before purchasing elswhere, '1 -lts tts
y--ra Ne are, respectfully, 7sf - asIl.f
VIM. NJ. uASELTINE 4 CO. ?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-14

NEW York, Oct. I2.-The Herald's
Washington special says: That re-
markable change for the better has &C.
Cured within the past four months in
the relations between the whites and
blacks in the Southern States Is clearly
shown by the report of Assistant Com
missioners of the Freedmen's Bureau,
made to Gen. Howard for the months
of July, August and September.
The Journal of Commerce says: An
other deficiency to the amount of $50, 600
has been discovered between the num-
Der of bales of cotton called for by the
books of certain cotton warehouse in
this city and the number of bales in
store. So far as ascertained, about 800
bales belonging to different parties,
have mysteriously disappeared. Our
readers will connect this with a cotton
warehouse which was destroyed by fire
several months ago. The principal
party in the above affair is said to be in
Canada
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New YORK specials.

NEW YORK, Oct. I2.-The Tribune's
special says: Gen.. Sherman left this
evening for New York. where he will
remain few days, and then start Ior
st. Louis. He expects to meet the In
dian Commissioners. The General took
leave of the President and Gen. Grant,
this afternoon, spending some time with
each.
The papers here are beginning TO an
nouuce that no immediate changes will
take place in the Cabinet. The Presi-
New York State election. Negotiations
between johnson and the New York
Democracy, to heal up the quarrel be-
tween them, are still pending-at least
il seems SO understood; but the fact is
that Johnson is now acting under the
advice of Seymour, Hoffman, killeon
IL Co.
The 125th colored troops, the last vol
unteers regiment in the service, has
been ordered to proceed to Louisville.
Ky, where they will be Immediately
mustered out.
The President to-day issued an order
RENTING the sentence of the court mar
tial in the case of sixteen soldiers,
members of the 4th Artillery, U. S. A.,
tried in Buffalo last summer, for at
tending a Fenian pic-ni in Fenian uni
form, and sentenced TO forfeit two
months pay.
The Herald's special says: The
American Bank Note Company have
decided that the alleged spurious 7-30
bonds are really counterfeit. 1t is sup
posed they were executed in Europe.
where it is known that $40, coo worth of
these notes have been redeemed by the
Treasury.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-14
FROsT RICHMOND.
Reio ciDgs over Democratic Success,

ReIO cIDEE over Democratic Successes
NEW York, Oct. I2.-The Herald's
Richmond special says: The greatest
excitement since the secession Of Vir-
ginia, prevails here over the Democrat
ic success reported in Ohio. The Bulle-
tin boards are thronged by crowds to
learn the results. The most eXtraordl-
nary anticipation for the future are in
dulged in, many fearing the Democrat
ic party at the North, SO long under
ban may go into excuses, when it ac-
quires power. tits confidently expect
ed that the victories in Ohio and Penn
sylvania will change the whole current
OF reconstruction, and many assert that
the elections for the constitutional con-
vention on the 26th inst, will go in IA
vOr of the conservatives. On this ac-
count the Republicans are crest fallen
and depressed. The negroes are said to
be in a terror about the great change in
popular sentiment at the North, the
intelligent among them who under
stand the matter have industriously
circulated the news, and an avalanche
ofinvectives and deuunciations is hurl-
ed against Hunnicult in consequence.
This comes from the conservative wing
of the negro Republicans who are
unanimous in denouncing the great
Mogul as the author of all their woes
and misfortunes, by his extreme and
ultra doctrine and issues. All matters
relating to reconstruction are lost sight
of in the great and intense interest for
more news from the North.
RICHMOND, 12.-Gen. o. Brown, Chief
of the Freedmen's Bureau of this State,
has received a letter from Norfolk eX-
planning the difficulty on the Taylor
farm. The negroes have been allowed
to remain unmolested on the farm TO
this time. Taylor was pardoned year
ago, and has been trying to GUST them,
but they persiStently refuse TO leave.
The agent of the Freedmen's Bureau
accompanied party from Norfolk to
Taylor's farm a few days since to per-
suade them to leave, offering them a
place on Gen. Wise's farm, which is
still in the hands of the Bureau, but
they assembled and refused to compro-
mise, saing the President had no right
to pardon Taylor, and declared they
could remain on the farm and defend
what they claim to be their rights.
Steps will be taken to eject them by
civil process. No outbreak occurred
yet and there has been no armed DEM
onstration, but it is feared that trouble
and bloodshed will grow out of the af-
fair before the squatters are elected.
The Board of Registration closed
books last evening. During i've days
cred in this city.
The African Church has been refused
to the Republican mass nominating
convention, and it will therefore be held
in Capitol square on Monday.
Hunnicutt and Underwood Will prob
ably be the two candidates nominated.