The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1868-01-08
The Convention Ordered.

The Convention Ordered.
The following orderhas beenissuedfronf
the Headquarters ofthis Military District:
General Orders 10. l60. ;.
At the election held in the State of
South Carolina, on the 10Th and goth days
of November, pursuant to General Orders
No. 90, from these Headquarters, dated
October lG, 1867, a majority of the regis
tered voters of the said State having voted
on the question of holding a conventlon5
and Il majority of the votes cast being Id
favor of holding such convention, the dele
gates elected thereto, and hereinafter
named, are hereby notified, in conformity
with the provisions of the fourth section
of the act of Congress of March %, 1861,
to assemble in convention in the City OF
Charleston, South Carolina, at noon on
Tuesday, the l4th day Of January. 1865
for the purpose of framing constitution
and civil government according to the
provisions of the aforesaid act of the 23d
day of March, 1867, and of the act OF the
2d day of March, 1867, to which 1t IS sup
Elementary.
AbJeuzle -IIutson J. Lomax, Nelson
Joiner, John A. Hunter, Bailey Milford,
Thomas Williamson.
Anduson-Nilliam Perry, DR.. N. j.
Newell, Samnel johnson.
BarNweN-Charlcs P. Leslie, Niles G..
Parker James N. Hayne, Julius Mayer,
Charles D. Hayne, Abraham Middleton:
Berkeley-Jo oseph II. jerks, W. Ell. w.
Gray, Geo. Lee, n. G. Richmond, d. Fl.
Chamberlain, William Jcrvey, Timothy
Hurley, NJ. +. Becker, Benjamin Byas.
BeaWort-Fraucis Z. Wilder, James d.
Bell, Robert Smalls, ]. J. Wright, 4. G:
Holmes, w. j. Whippier, L. S. Langley.
Charicston-A. G. Mackey, F. A. Sawy-
er, A. ]. Ranscr, Wm McKinlay, Robt.
G. Delarge Francis l.. Carzoda, Gilbert
Pillsbury, G. G. Bowen, Richard II; Cam:
CAestT-S. Sanders, p. Alexander, 3:
Burton.
Ctarendon-Elia Dickson, VIM. Nelson.
Colleton-Wm M. Thomas, j. *. Terry;
Wm. Drifie, w. NJ Vincy, Jesse S. Craig.
CAestnfeld-R. J. Donaldson, Fl. l..
Shrewsbury, Isaac Brokenton, Richard
Humbird.
Eacyd.!d-R. B. Elliott, George Denied
dis, John WooleY, Prince r. Rivers, John
Bonum, David Harris, Frank Arnaim.
EuirfeLl-EIcnry Jacobs, James M: Rut-.
land, Ii. y. Edwards.
Geoyqctoun-F'ranklin T. Miller, Henry
w. Webb, Joseph II. Rainey.
Greeariile-Wm B. Johnson, James NJ:
Allen, James NJ. RAMON, Wilson Cook. ;.
HOrry-stephen II. Thompson, Henry
Jones.
a. Chestnut. 49,
La,lcdster-lAlbcrt Clinton. Chas. Jones.
Laucnce-Ne Nelson Davis, Joseph Crews
Harry McDanicls, Y. J. p. Owens.
lLirlboro'-Calyin Stubhs, Geo jackson.
Nurioa-Wm. S. Collins, II. f. Haynes,
Beni \. Tompson, J. W. Johnson.
NcwJerry-Lce Nance, B. Odcll Duncan,
James Henderson. ..,...
OraugeJurg-F. j. Cain, E. W. NJ. Mack
ey, Bcni. f. Randolph, Il. X. Sasportas,
w j. Mckinley.
Alexander Bryce, NJ. Mauldin,
= Rich1and-Wm. b. Nash, Chas. NJ. VIII
der, Sam'l Is. Thompson, Thos. Robert
son.
SportanJurg-John S. Gentry, J. P. F.
Camp, Rice Foster, Coy Wingo.
Sqmter-T J. Cogblan, W. E. Johnson,
Samuel Lee, 81. Moses Jr.
Union-.Abr.m Dogan. Samuel &uckles;
Jas. ii. CoSs.
1F1IHamsJug-C. NJ. Olsen, s. a. Swalls,
William Darlington.
York--W. L. Rose, DIR. j: g. Neagle'
J. II. White, John w. Mead.
AN ISpErESDExr FAauLY.-Thc Cam
den Journal says:
\ friend of ours, with whom we spent
couple of nights q few weeks ago, with
the aid of his two sons, one scarcely large
enough to plough, made this year three
bales of cotton, upwards of four hundred
bushels of corn, one hundred bushels of
peas two hundred bushels of sweet pota-
toes, besides Irish potatoes, pinders Sc,
and had thirteen hogs ready for the knife;
which would nett him 1000 to 1900 pounds
of pork, with -four enough to serve him
until harvesting his next crop of wheat, of
which he has planted largely. His crop
was all harvested and housed, his lots and
stables well filled withlittcr, and the boys
were taking holiday after their years
work. :,
His wife and one daughter, attend to all
the household and domestic affairs, and
clothc handsomely the family, consisting
of eight, from wool raised on the planta:.
ton. Our friend lives in the "Sand Hills.
and plants sandy land, but since free
dom" has adopted the system of planting
the richest portions, leaving the other to
rest and recupertc Is such family de-
pendent upon Guilty.?