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WEST CHICAGO
Masonic Benevolent Association.
Ceremony Of La7ips the Cornerstone Of
NEW MASONIC TEMPLE,
Corner Of Halsted and Randolph-sts.
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Order of Procession.
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ORDER OF EIEHC15Es.
Prayer b. the Grand Chaplain
Laying Of Cosnes; stone b, Grand Lodge
os.tlon y ths GS.aa I;,sa or.tuE.
otaees et Grand l1.tse viii meet At Oriental aa
SetE. .. passs Iii = appear With the implements
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MINERS N1t1=s
PARIS, Oct IL
1let etps1ches from Aubetn hare been received up
10 tate hour Last evening. No new OUTBREAK nAd
occurred among the niness, but The stfike STU
continues
rrB11C MEETING BNoKEN 1T.
Yesterday large meeting In the A11on'aissenent
ot Helteylllc was dispersed by force. Resistance
xns offered, md seyeral OF the rioters we're
wounded. .....-.
rAroIkoS GOING 70 CoNrKl0NK
PANT, Oct II.
The Emperor MIL 20 10 compeaEue to-motfo"
.-, 9. Il, mt terurn until the 9Th Inst.
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FGK ElfERf1UL I*U 4LEkt5&HHN'
1sAAN LINE 0F AAIL STKAMKKA- SA1IISa
FHoX NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY.
AND ALTEhtArk TUESDAYS.
Ratrs e p.tsAEe b. The S.sur4A1 steamer:
1poet e o. %, 20 L'poi or aaess,a ssoa
P4sss1r BY tho fnes6a! att1nfT. vt& H1llf21:
Lpool or Queen4n. 9o % L.peel dae-c.a =
H<stax.:-..-..:.--.. Hug lsHfHx.--:-7.-.i. Af~
81. Johns. II. r, hJ St Jahu'A 4. F. oV
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ncfrt1 soid 10 md tsota Eo4zua- leland md ths
setiJ i ths Cenp.aJ1 Ote<a. J0IT e p*!E. Z.
KxIE. A1eut Elsftafo where cabin f!Aos be se<a
md Ipo8us 4ecuteu for Aoy stcA A-aef o< date
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-09-10
...' IN
DUE WEST FEMALE COLLEGE.

By reference to the advertisement,
of this flourishing Institution 1T vii
be seen that the Fall Session opens or
tho 9TH of October next. We have SC
often spoken in terms of high com.
mendation Of the College, that our
readers are welI-informed as TO our
opinion Of it's merits. It was never
in q moro prosperous condition., or
with Faculty more able or efficient. {.
The solid and ornamental branches
are as well taught here as in any Col.
logo in the land, and at the lowest
possible rates. Large accessiops of
pupils are expected at the opening of
the new session, and, we trust, thabit
will ev@ receive the large patronage
srhinh It "a xpcIl m ar;ts A,5g I
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-09-10
Inc South Carolina Republican and its
Abhopi4P Correspondent.

We have had occasion before to cor
rect the misstatcmcnts OF the peyac;oux
Columbia correspondent of the Re-
p"dttcan, i'll relation TO events in on,
District, and we might have SUPPOSED
That this would be less necessary
"lerc the correspondent halls from
'"r Midst But no! the purpose is to
'ii'lly and misrcprc;ent for party
HhoS' ana the letters OF correspond
ants arc but parts of @ cunningly dc,
vEed scheme. Although then it is;
Utmost II waste Of time, we will fox
his once, correct misstn.cmcnt
WHICH appeared in "tho AbbcviiIc
Correspondence Of the past week,
'ha: tie Rev. MaAnin:s Brown OF this
place, declined TO perform the funeral
services over the remains Of G. W.
Alien, q deceased member Of the Con.
tabulary. Mr.. Brown authorizes us
20 deny this statement ia false in
very particular. He was not q,
nome ut the time Of tho application
and knew nothing Of it until his re.
turn. Had he been applied to, com
mon humanity would have prcc!u;;ed
his refusal. SO muc!l for the ".Abl,e.
vil!o Correspondence" ci the NepvMi.
can.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-09-10
&c. We are indebted to tho nuh

es- We arc indebted to tho publish
ers for q copy of the Annual Cata
logue of the Due West Female Col
lege. 1t is fino specimen of typo
graphical skill, and reflects credit up
on our friends of tho associate Reform
ed Presbyterian officu.
The number of pupils in attendance
during the past session was 121! The
following Professors constitute tho
Faculty of the College:
Rev. J. I. Bonner, President and
Professor of Mental and Moral Sci.
ence.
J: P. Kennedy, A. Ne, Professor of
Latin and History: ~
Miss E.. McQuerns, Teacher of Bot
any and Ornamental Branches.
Miss A. J. Nixon, Teacher of Matb.
ematics and French.
Miss A. T. Morse, Teacher of In
Music.
Mrs. 'Bolle Martin, Principal Of the
Primary Department.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-09-10
THE POLITICAL SITUATION.
Massachusetts to be Thrown Over
board.
X. II. WARDLAY.

The Washington correspondent OF
tic Baltimore Gazette, writing OH
the 3d, gives an intcacstlng sketch OF
the political situation. lie says:
l ttle9rap!icd Il week ago rusnors Of :,
Disagreement between President Grant
and Secretary Boutwell,. Further dc
Ivclormcnts more than confirm these
runors. 1t is now quito certain that,
after much vacilial;on, the Prcsidcn,
will finally cut loose from the ultr,
kadlcal wing. Under Boutwcll's yui,
'tanco he secs nothing but defeat star
ING him in the face. Look at the re.
suit in Virginia and in Tennessee
1t Is not ScncralSllip to change front
IN the face Of tic enemy, but there
really seems 70 ether course to pursue
On the oEc hand there is Certain dc.
itat. On the other perhaps defeat
also; bat it is thought advisable ia
try change Of tactics, even thou-!,
1t be follorn hope. .M&ssachust;t:
will no longer be permitted to control
the government. Boutwell, will have
abundant; leisure TO mature lis nrcsi
Dental schemes in Boston, and lIoa,
can rest on his laurcls as u lawyer
who manufactures partisan opinions
regardless Of law or facts. Wilson
will have to run his rucc for the Uni
ted State Senate against tho willy
Butler, without hackers and Sumner
not boin:: "blo to further mar, or ,uv,i
die in, car foreign affairs, will have ar
opportunity to look into domestic az
fairs, of which he will no doubt ava;
himself. 1t must not he inferred that
The millennium has arrived. The Pres;
dent has simply hal to give way be
fore thc inevitable logic Of facts, IT,
secs that the Boutwri!ilc5 will as sure
~ bc defeated in Texas and Mississip
pi as they were in Virginia and Ten
ncsscc and rs the Conservative Re
p"b!icans promise to support his poll
I'cy-a rash promise, it must be con
fesscd, as tho ways Of his policy mr.,
past finding out-hc thinks it as vel
to bo ON the winning side.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-09-10
The Due West Amateur Brass Band

A few nights since, a number oi
our friends and ourselves received tho
honor Of II "Scrcnadc" from this fine
Band, for which in their behalf and
ours, individually and collectively, VIC
return our best thanks. We thank
them for the compliment, and for tho
pleasure of hearing their very choice
music, Among them we are happy
10 recognize some Of our best friends
and it affords us pleasure to testify
to their Skill rs .ausicians. Scions O.
our honorcd prcceptors of I,rsltinc
they arc gentlemen as we'll as musi
cians-as public spirited as they arc
sailliul. Our hest wishes attend
them!
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-09-10
Tho Test Gath and the Virginia Leg
iSlature.

In another column we publish At
torney-Gcncral 1Ioa"'s opinion upon
tho vcxcd question Of applying tho
test oath to the new Virginia I.ecis.
laturc. Two-thirds Of That body can
not tako the oath, hence its admins
tration would bo tantamount to a
dissolution. Tho Attorney Genera!
thus cuts "thc Gordian knot" the
Legislature may assemble and act
upon the Fifteenth Amendment but
until :he State constitution is appro.
we'd by Congress, the Legislature can
do nothing more, unless the members
tazo the test oath. They WI! hence
meet, take the preliminary steps to
admission and adjourn, awaiting i,.c
action oil Congress. When the Con.
stitution is approved, the members
VIII hold under that instrument, which
like our own Constitution prcscribc<
no test oath.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-09-10

quoted. The Act of April 10, 1869,
requires the Legislature to meet at q
time which it dcsignatcs. that it is to
meet implies that it is to come to.
gcihcr ior some purpose. 1t is re.
qn'red, under the previous law, to act
upon the question Of adopting the
fourteenth amendment to the Consti.
tuition Of the United States before tho
admission Of the State to representa-
ton in Congress. j an Of opinion
therefore, tat it may come together,
organize and act upon that amend.
mcnt but not until Congress shall
have approved tho constitution and the
"c1'on under it and shall have restored the
o'ate 10 Its proper place in the Uuion by
, recognizing It's form Of government as re-
publican and admitting it TO representa-
''on. The Legislature is not entitled and
c"nl" Tot, without violation of law. be nj.
lowed to transact any business, pass anv
Ac', or resolve or undertake to assun,,
any other function Of Legislature if ths
test oath has not been required Of its
members, and that no officer elected under
the new consii u,on can enter upou tho
duties Of his fiji &c without taking the oath
while military govcrnn. continues.
very respectfully, L r. IIOAR.
Attorney General.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-09-10
IHE GRAND JURY At GREENVILLE

The Grand Jury Of tho United
states Court at Grccnv;llc, among
other suggestions, express the hop;.
Liiat all dlSi:':.,lcniscm8nt Of our cj,;.
:cns will soon be removed, and rc1ne.!
those gcntlcm.A who have sou.;;,;
and have undertaken the honorable
and responsible Office OF representing
%hc State in the Congress Of the Uni
ted States to uso every homes. means
to accomplish this end.
1t is too much to hopo that Cor
srcsSnlan lEo:.e will endorse this sen.
limcnt very vigorously, or will usv
every honest means" Or any other to
accomplish the end proposed, when
he holds scat in Congress hy virtue oi
this very diStranchiscmcnt. The
Grand Jury take occasion to chit Him
again when they fcrvcntly hope
that no personal influence orparty cx,
iscnco WI! ever enable any ambitious,
aSpirGn: to taho {. scat in the Lcr;,la-
turc, or IN Congress, to which lo has
not been elected by q majority Of the
legal voters"
We advise our friend Judge Uogc
to visit them and cnIishtcn them as
to his now theory Of representation
A fow speeches may convert these
''unrcconstructcd rebels"
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-09-10
Ab5cviilo Church,
SEpTEMBEis 5, 1869.

ohi EN- bi.H y, iSUJ.
at 4 meeting Of session held this
day, tho following tribute was unani-
mcnsly adopted:
Whereas, information has been re.
cclvcd by lie members of this Church
ot tho death of Mr.. William Gordon,
with whom VIC were formerly asso-
c!atcd IS members Of the Session OF
Upper Long Cane Church. There
fore,
Rcgo1ret1, Ii. That VIC mourn over
the loss of Il christian brother, with
whom we lad pleasant associations
for many years.
R:so!recl, 2A That VIC sympatEizc
deeply with Upper Long Game Churci.
III the bereavement which they have
sustained.
hsolcgM, 81. That VIC tender to tho
family OF our deceased brother ON
sihccrest syInpathics in their dec,
uistrcss, and our earnest prayers fol
Divine support and consolation.
Hs2lst'h III. That q copy Of this
minute bc sent respectively to tn,
Session Of Upper Long Cane Clurcl
and to the family cr Mr.. Gordon. and
thit copy be furnished TO the viilag,
papers ior publication.
BY order Of Session.
r.. II. WARDLAW, C. S.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-09-10

nfa- We direct attention to the ad
vcrtiscmcnt of The Citizens Savinu
Bank, which appears in another col
"nn. We arc glad that Branch has
been located in Il ..tbcville, and feel us,
surcd that whilst it vii. furnish Il con
vcnicncc to all classes Of Our com.
munity, fer the deposit Of thci;
funds, it will furnish much need.
cd capital for the necessities OF
trade. Mechanics, lahorcrs, clerks.
widows, orphans, planters, profession,
al men and trustees, may here deposit
the monies under their control, and
withdraw the same with interest at
any time. The Damcs of the officers
isa guarantee Of the high character
Of the Institution.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-09-10
Anderson-False Ermors Contradicted

The Anderson MtclEgcnccr denies
N fofo the truth Of the rumors cur
rent IN Radical circles to the effect
that All outbreak is feared in An
dcrson County. The Iatcli1genccr
says:
SO far q: VIC can ascertain. tho
facts upon which the dispatch was
prcdIcafcd arc simply as follows:
Two young men who were sum-
moncd before the committee re-
fused to answer questions propound-
ed to them by a colorcd member
!ard, perhaps, used denunciatory
language concerning tho radical
party. In addition to HI, terrible
offence against the scIf-importancc
.of these radical worthless, several
indiscrect yontLs on q certain .iri.t
badly frightened the Chairman,
Joe Crews, by their conversation
upon the hotel piazza in his pres
encc, induiging in abuse of radi-
cas- generally, and otherwise show
ing their contempt Of him and his
rarty. In ncithcrinstance was there
any indication OF violent conduct
bcy"?:,: mere words. While not
pretending to uphold either party
Ill the course pursued, we submit
that any sensible man would have
pald no attention whatever to these
oOu'itions of youthful passions.
But tlie craven spirit tlrcsaw anv
amount Of trouble, and forthwith
1"m"nds at tho lands of the Gov
ernor Il posse of the State constah.
ulary to prevent an outbreak ! and
lis l,N"cllcncy, with colnncndablc
zeal III answering the requirements
iof his n;ia"t tool, orders Il dctacl,-
ment without delay TO the scene OF
action What an unmiticatctl
Iarce! Three or four constablcs
reached this place OH "Wednesday
evening, and remained until the
Committee left Oh Saturday morn
ing. rs
These arc all tho facts we have ablo
TO gather after G;iiScnt inquiry.
ihcrc was no mccd CT the constabula-
ry, although Crews sought to make
use OF them in serving warrants is
sued by ono OF our ma agsstratcs, who
informed the immaculate Joseph that
the Sheriff and his deputies were
competent to arrest any and every
man i'll Anderson County.
We can assure Governor Scott that
there las hccn 10 brcacc of the peace
aud no disturbance Of any kind be-
yond what is stated, unless VIC cxccpt
tho howlings Of drunken negroes
nearly every night during the nrcs-
cnco of the committee here. Whcth-
cr this was caused by the low associa-
tons OF the negroes during that Pc
rod, we arc not prepared to say. But
one thing is certain. that class Of pop-
ulation have returned to their wonted
exemplary conduct, and we hope will
continue to manifest due regard for
sobricty and pcaccabIo behavior.
In conclusion wo wish to remind
the Governor that this not the first
time that the people Of Anderson havo
been slandercd and misrcprcscntcd.
these calnmniations have been
borne patiently, but forbcarancc some
times ceases TO DO virtue. We mako
no threats, and arc determined to
raise our voice at all times for tho
preservation Of good order. Yet it
does seem to us that Governor Scott
and his coadjutors have sought to sow
the wind Of discord in our midst, and
bcstir our people to frenzy and despc-
ration. Persisting in such a course.
they, will assurcdly reap the whirl-
wind.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-09-10
@e We hnd tho nlnasnra

sS~ We had the pleasure of receiv
ing a visit during the past week from
the Rev. W. R. Hcmphill, D. D., the
we'll known correspondent "H." OF
the Il: r. Pres6ytsrian. and the indie.
fatlgable. agent of the Erskine En-.
dowment Fund. The Doctor is in
tho best of health and spirits, and as
entertaining as ever. He is Just from
Virginia where he reports very bad
condition of tho crops.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-09-10
CONFIDENTIAL. CONVERSATIONS.

With all Of tic above mentioned fart.
Viii:er Coates became acquainted a few
"oura after his arrival. He then procecJc.;
TO drum little, aud also to improve III,
acquaintance with Scott. Ahcr MANY :;
look at each other through tie bottom o.
tumhlcrs aud bottles, and after several "li,
lie gaEncs,' they became very corii,,eut;u]
and Officer Coates asked about tie rubb.
~ as any stranger would do. Scott said
lie was aware that he vas usp;cicnel, bu.
he could prove his innocence if he WAS ov.
er charged with the robbery he knew VII,
committed the crime; il was whit. man
but he coal1n'' prove it except by nccr.
'estimonv, and he didn't like to have
white man convicted by negro evidence
lie asked Officer Coates what lie woulc
DO n"der similar circumstances, to whicl
he replied that ho thought q man was ius.
tifiel in doing almost anything to free him
self from unjust suspicion. After O(lce
Coates opinion had been asked sever,
times, he tcld Scot: that lie had taken src)
All interest in hjm tlat he would reclec
his business and 60 with him 10 tho Ex.
press agent at Columbia, where matter
could hs explained and lie be relieved
from suspicion.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-09-10

sS" See tho advertisement o.
Mcssrs. Hawkins, Williams s. Co.
Cotton Factors, OF Baltimore. These
gentlemen furnish the best of refer
cnces, and we commend them to tho
patronage of our planters.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-09-10

gJ. BY reference to tho advertise
ment III another column, it will be
seen that the exercises Of Mrs. u. T..
Jones School will be resvmcd on Mon
day, the 18th inst. Mrs. Jones is an
accomplished teacher, Of large cxpc-
renee, whose merits arc well apprc-
cla:ed in this community.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-09-10

1Gy Tho weather continues dry.
The crop has been worry much cut off
by the continued drought. Not more
than one half crops OF cotton and
corn will be made.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-09-10
TIE ARREST.

seo'ta itcr some LITTLE demurring consented
ana soon alter, they Were in Columbia. ks
soon ns they arrived there, officer Coates sug-
gested that it would lie the better to see n,
agent nj Charleston first Scott thouuht that :,
good ldon, and on Saturday night the detective
dt"s drummer was al henlqu ,rters, md Scot,
III bed at the Charleston Hotel. His nova
mente were closely observed, but he did moi
once suspect that he was being d'ped until yes
'er"ay afternoon, when after being arrested by
oiiice' Levy (who made the arrest by reoucs,
OF oihcer Coatcs.) and carried to the ,letcc,ivc
'ihee he was accosted by his late confidestis,
friend.
Scott is about six feet two inches in h.icbt
rather ungainly and very slovenly in lis dress.
lie states that he Is from Petersburg Va, and
still asserts that lie can prove bis innocence.
iher great deal Of circumstancial evil
dence against the accused, and his arrost. even
if he establish his innocence. was ccr,oi,,v
warranted. Officer Coates deserves great cred
1t Tor the skill and patience lie has exercised in
conducting the affair. lie has somo twenty or
more orders from the merchants of Lau,ens.
vile tor the baltimore house which he repre-
sented while in that village. The said mer-
chants' Oh reading this, will doubtless have
their eyes opened to the truth that the Balti.
more house had only ono proprietor. ono CLERK
one druinmor, &C. Charleston Ne,Os.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-09-10

nae The Cabinet Of General Grant
sustains great loss on the death Of
General Jno. "A. Rawlings, Secretary
OF War--one-of the ablest and most
conservative' He died on the first
OF hamorrhags of the lungs.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-09-10

IEa- Purchasers would do we'll to
call ut tho storc Of Mcssrs. White
Brothers for the best Of Bagging and
Arrow Ties. They have just rccciv-
cd q Tiercc of new crop. rice.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-09-10

DEATH OF Rev. DIR. ROBERT J.
BoYD.-This eminent minister of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
died at Marion Court House, on Fri
day, the Sd inst, and was buried on
Sunday.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-09-10

S~ Tho Decision of Judge Orr
on Divorce, published in our last,
should have been credited to the
Greenville Enter1orise.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-09-10

S@- Mcssrs. Quarles, Perrin & Co.
offer for sale a choice %; Of Rock Is
land Jeans and Cassimcres, Granite
willie Shirting, and Richmond Osna.
burgs.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-09-10

r~ Messrs. Norwood, Robertson
and Fowler left for New Xork on
Tuesday last, for the purpose Of Law.
ing in their Foil and Winter Stoke.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-09-10

p@ We are indebted to Mai. John
Alexander of tho Congaree Iron
Works, for late files of foreign pa.
pers,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-09-10
TIL; ROBBERY.

Early Tuesday morning, tic express safe
WAS found about one hundred ya,ds from,
the depot, open, and the late contents gone.
y thorough investigation of the locks OF
:he safe and the depot door, showed ,ha,
they had been opened with keys-t!.crc be,
ing no mark whatever to create even n sus
i''c'on that the locks had been pickoL or
The bolts forced back.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-09-10
The State of South Carolina.
Abbeville Ccounty.
IN THE PROBATE COURT.

P.'L. Guillcbcau and
NJ. Lano and wife, administrators
VS..
d. T.. Cox and others.
Petition praying modification of De-
cree.
HE Petitioners having filed their
- petition praying modification
.of tho Decree of settlement in this
case. Notice is hereby. given to tho
next Of kin and all related, to show
cause at my office, on FRIDAY tho
lst of October next, why tho prayer
OF the petitioners should not be grant
ed. WEI. HILL,
Sept 10, 1860, 2O-3t P.J. A..