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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP. Nov l9-Arrivca bark d Peters, Lano. San
Francisco.
BosDxAux. Nov lssailed. ship Scotia Baker. United
States.
DEAL. Nov is--Arrved ship Nile (Br, Newcomb Phila.
dciphia tor Antwerp barks BrotLers Thurston
for Bremen Rsgns Nor. Eletsen New York London
Burgermester Kestein GER. Ehrenreich Wilmington
NC for do syph tBr Motley Charleston tor Rotterdam
DUBLIN Nov is-saiied. ship Andrew Lovtt (Br). Dur
kee. rybec; bark Sarah Cam lBr, Bsvedge Delaware
Breakwater.
HAxsUEc Nov I7-sailed, ship Lima tGer), aagsn New
York
HAvRx, Nov i7-Arrved. ship Martha Bowksr woodsids
Charleston.
Orleans; brig Kron PruE Prenssen cGe Klein Cal.
weston.
IxSIsmowAx HEAD. Nov ls-sailsd. bark Ada Barton
lBr Hayes from Londonderry. New York.
LIVERPOOL. Nov I9--Arrived. ships Red Gauntlet (Brl
Bowie and Brothers Apsp tBr) Terrugia New York. Cold
stream Slater, San Francisco: Lady Dufern br FLYNN
Savannah: bnrks Religion Iibcrta utsD, Lamberta,
Phsdelphia via Qussnstown; TUiecs dr. Chibourg. San
Francisco; brig soskummeren Nor). wahl Richmond Va.
LONDON. Nov is-Arivsd. banks Sara (Aus). Csssano-
vch New York; Utile dtaD. Massons Phiadepha; brig
Laurstta tBr) Nicholson New York.
ssisd from Grsvessnd 10th. ship Lillian (BI. Hall,
Tybse
MARsElILEs, Nov lsArrivsd. bark Isabel tSp), Mer.
cenana, New York.
PLYxovrH. Nov lA-Arrvsd, steamer Pomm erania fGsE
sehwsnssn. New YORK for Hamburg tand procesded,.
PAuILLAc Nov 1s-Sailed. bark Jennie Sweeney Hudson
Qrom Bordsaux). Galveston.
PALxRxoArrived barks Carrie Tyler Tyler, Venice
Pearson. Harding rrisste brig HAIRY Smith. Weeks
Bangor Ne.
QUEENSTOWN, Nov lSArrvsd Dauisie Mauin tItaD
Rostine. New York; Pistro dtaD Usnero. Boston, Thor
tNor. Jensen Baltimore; Williams (B> Vaughan. do.
Also arrived l9th steamer Pennsylvana. Harris Phia-
delphia for Liverpoo, (and proceedsd).
ROTTERDAM. Nov le-sasd. bark Christel Qosr,. Znks
New York.
SOUTHAMPTON. Nov 19-Arrived steamer Frankfurt GsD
Klugkiss, Now Orleans via Havana for Bremen.
Arrived At to Nov 10. tho Hart. nom United
States.
WEATHER REPORT.
HQxxxHAp. Nov l9. PM-Wind WNW; ahoEeryx
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SPOKEN.

Ship sschem Crowc from Boston for Bombay Oct lat
"a 53 N, lon ~ 81 W.
ship Anoinettc Rrl Scott, rom Cardin Tor Caiao, sept
IL. lat 10 AZ i. Ion rs 10 W.
Shio ov onby lBrj Linton from Liverpool for Honolulu
and Portland. q, Sept -, lat n. lon "a "a W.
whitneys(Brj, spicsr, from Rotterdam Tor New
York Nov 3. lat 4s ~. Ion - o2.
BARK Bachelors 3r Tooker from fhiiadepha Tor Bel
fast Oct "a, lat ~ Oh. len "a III
Bsrk q ii jerks Nov IL. st as Ion II. steering wsw.
Kausa from Cadix Tor Goucester Aass Nov III 20
rnii mn Naveank Hi9llands.
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived Honolulu Oct 10 bark Three Brothers. Owen.
Arctic Ocean. with 1850 bbls wxrus oil. OJo
do whale oil, i2Ou0 los bone and 5000 do ivory
Tenehe Oct 81 barks Tropic bird, Tilton NIB IRON
Fayai swallow, Ellis do do George Mary Canuon do,
from Atlantic. :.
IT. Bristol Bay clean Reports July "a. bark NJ
Woaston MITCHELL NIB, with $50 bbls ~h oil and 25oo lbs
bouc
letter tho FIRST officer OF bark hsrceia Trpp Of
Nh reports her Brava CvI sept 10 clean SPIKE sept
is lat So N Ion 20 bark Pioneer, Trpp NB nothing
slnce leaving barbados.
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BASE BALL.

The following is q continuation Of the summary Of
the batting and fielding average OF the professional
players who took in the league championship con-
tests during the of1s76, and the relative posi-
tions occupied by them arranged according to their
batting record
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping and shipmasters informed
that by teiegraphng the Herald i.ondo Berssu. ad
dressing Bennett No 4s Fleet Loadon' or TO the
Paris Office. addressing Bennett cl Avenue de fopera
Paris the arrivals and departures fran European and
Eastern ports Of American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States viii eabed TO this
country free OF charge
Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Medi
terrAnesn will find the Paris Office the eeonomi
cal and expeditions for tele:rapning newA
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CoASTING AND FOREIGN lRADE.-Csplans or officers
vessels engaged in the cnasting and foreign trade obssrv
the removal OF buoys requested
communicate the facts the HERALD. that may be
brought publicly tc the attention of tho authorinss
letter addressed ITO the editor Of the HERALD New York
city, giving accurately possible tho number and pos
Of displaced buoys the Of tsir removal will
suffice all observed along the Atlantic and Pacific
OF the Continent When they observed
the European countries in shc Mediterranean
II that inform alton be either by telegraph
letter the London Office Of ths Nkw YoRE HERALD ~
Fleet street, Loadon, the Paris oncs, 81 Avenue de
Opera. Paris. Whore tho telegraph Is used dispatches
Jay addressed Bennett 40 Fleet street. London"
Bennet 81 Avenue do rOpera. Paris" Where cascs Of
observed in tho OF countries beyond
tho roach OF tho telegraph in Asia Africa captains
with reaching the rst convsn-
lent port This will bs cablsd free Of charge to
tho HERALD and published
R1-Persons desrous Of ang with vessels srrv-
ing Now York by addressing to such vessels
Of HxRALD news yacht. Pier No East River New
York Letters received from all parts Of the world and
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
THE NEW AMSTERDAM CANAL

followed by intervals of ~ seconds has been sub
sttued for tho l2inch whistle board the Vine
yard Sound liShtship.
Nov lroday the great canal from this pors
10 the North Velscnj formally opened TO navga
ton In the King aud the high digntarcs
OF the Tho Dutch bark vcr Gerbroedes and tho
Edwin Fuller. the mrs. merchant vessels
which tho high road TO the
North sen I must add that, noswithst anding
this formal opening compulsory under the Csnal Com
pauys only ships OF light draught will be able
70 axe Of the canal for time TO lts
sufficient depth lin places to Ad
nit vessels large draug the harbor
mcnis Of Amsterdam sufficiently advanced TO receive all
shnplur For an indefinite period heavily ladsn vessels
viii be compelled and freak Nieuwe dep
CHARLES MUELLER. United States Consul
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TENBROECK COURSE RACES.

SAVANNAH Ca, Nov TO- 1879.
In cons quencc OF the Ia,o piem no races win be
held over tho Tenbroeck Course, 10 announced for
February. 1877;
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81. lat 45 \. i'm 50 W.
An American schooner for Asoa Bay. Sep; H. lat n
;. lon 20 As ~.
The American Empire" Of Boston, steering south. sept
l3. lat is ;. Ion ~ ".
The Eros and Bergen from North America, Nova,
at n. Ion
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THE ARIoN.

Notwithstanding the unfavorable wsathar last night
there together in the hall OF the Arlon Club
large and brilliant assemblage to participate In tho
opening concert OF the season There was Ger.
tainly q great temptation offered In the excellent
programme, which promised to than
compensate for any unpleasant tness inflicted by
tho weather. The concert was opened with
Schubcrt's "Die Nacht," which followed
BY Damroschs "Biut ana Eisen" given with excellent
effect by members OF the club. Nine. Carreno-Sauret
played with admirable expression and with her usual
dash Liszt's sRi igoletto Fantasia" Bcethovon's
nata opus 80. cevery Interpreted by Emile Sau-
ret and Mme Carreno-Saurct. A solo quartet, by
Mcssrs. Bersiu, c. Kepplcr, r. keppler and REM
mortz "Die Lo,osblume" well received by
the audience The performances further included
song entitled, "Kdrn ther Volksied by koschat;
sDer from peter dor Katzbach,n and .sDas Kroko-
dic" which sung by the club mombers The
concert brought to a close selection OF Hun
garian airs, executed the violin by Emilio Saurct
with great briliancy, Mr.. Sauret receiving well mer
tied RDplnuse.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. 10. 1876.
ARRIVALS.
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wHIrEsroNK TELEGRAPH LINZ

RxroRrHD BY THE HERALD sTHAx YACHTS AID KIRAID
wHITEsroNK TELEGRAPH LINZ
sse @ sss M s
M H;d es:ssTy gale with ~ hss %
State line steamer. bound east. 80 miles q DO
InI.a bound do 81 miles % ss.. Of d. National
steamer Hssgseurg Worth. Philadelphia. wish coal 70
Ship Mari o!o.,. Jansen, Amsterdam rs days in
ballast to funch Edye Co. anchored a' Sandy Hook
,s tons 4 ss
chersd u. sandy Hook tor orders:
fsi s,s e ss dss'ss .
BARK Amelia. Boynson, Cronssads - days. with empty
s S ssossso1 s C:s 81 s Sa wiz
north Of Bermuds with northery gales lost
scRr Rsna sawyer s,etsn oc. IT, in b.ll.s. to Swan
Son.
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE
Steamer Amos Bsrstow. Kenny. Prevdenos for New
sehr Advance CBr), Perrin. CORVALLIS Ns,, for New
York.
schr Chas Bensy, Baker, Harvich for Nov York
:, sehr Salmon Wssheurn. Hsthaway. Taunton tor New
s.sss sw E.
schr L Danenhowsr. Grace, New Bedford for Now
sear Mary FAR covell. New Bedford for New York
& Ssv s:dGsa o s.r s SsS York
seSI VIM X,tlai. aaslsH soaeIss, lor New Yort-iA- ;
ssr ss Sss fst Now York
Schr Viola Merrill, Providence for Now York.
Schr John Grifen. Grinen Provden q for Now York.
Sehr J1i Fell, Nickersou, Providencs for New ork-
Scr Kate Scranton. Palmer Providence tor New York
Schr Sandy Point. Hayes. Providence for New York.
sehr N CrAnmer Holmes, Providence for New York
Schr Ira Lahncr. Coleman, Providence for New York.
Schr Light OF the East Higgina Providence for New York
Schr Julia Crawford, Providence for New York.
Schr West Wind, Crowell. Providence for New York.
schr Sarah Rruen. Willard Providenes Tor New York.
Schr Katie Hoyt. IlcSney Providence for New York
Sclr Cornslia, Hawkins. Pawucket tor New York.
Scar Sea Bird Williams, Norwich for Now York.
Schr John Ingrsham. Smith, New Haven for Philadel
phia.
Schr Leonora, Haskill, New Haven for New York
Sehr Lucy Graham New Haven for Now York
Schr Rhode Island. Smith, Sag HArbor for New York
Wind At Z Pm, NE, str
Barometer q sunset. % 8J
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
| Destination,

BATES OF DEPARTURE FRoa NEW THE MONTHS
NOVEMBER DECkABEk.
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MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS.
TNfvoKcES-QCIRrLY. Ix ANY STATE: PAY WIEN
Ddivorced; advice free AMERICAN LAW AohrCs' -
Astor House.
nIvORCES OBTAINED FROM DlFFkkENT sIAIES
Dvhout publicity .sgal everywhere. advice free; pay
when divorce granted New York Law Agency Ito broad
v,IyopcpS sPEEDIIY OBTAINED: ADVICE FRER-
IL FREDERICK l. KING. Lawyer and Notary runna
No. st. Marks place. New fosk easy.
CyKIN DIsEAsES-A CUsE GUAnANTEED IN EvkR!
Sskin Disensos. ease. Call address Dr a.
SKIN Diseases DYkR. West Idsh ~, lev xofss -
sim DisousaA l-32l 0rssn st-- PhiladsisAAA1~
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA. o. Nov io-Arnvsd. bark Rival. Adams San
rrauciknn
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GILMoRI's SUNDAY EvkHIso CONCERTS AT THE
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

GILMoRxs SUNDAY EvkNISa CONCERTS AT THE
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Notwithstanding the nclement weather last evening,
the Grand Opera house had respectable and appre-
cative audience listen to another OF /. 8. Gilmore s
popular Sunday evening concerts. These concerts
have become tho chief feature OF Sunday evening 3
entertainment for citizens Besides the grand in
srumental band OF sixty -hve performers, including
the famous Arbucke the cornet-he rendered "Old
Folks nj Home" last night IN manner
that brought down the house--and Leebrc
with his pleasing swiss airs on The saxophone, tho
programme last evening enriched by the appear
ifor tho nrst time IN these concerts OF the well
known vocalist Mr William Castle, whose success in
English opera has been before attested in this city
Saiaman's song. ''Cciia-l'm in Love" as rendered
last evening by Mr. Castle was well received and hon
ored with an encore. MISS Lillian b. Norton also aided
the vocal part entertainment by giving the aria
from Handols messiah, y "Rejoice Greatly. Young
Master Hermann Rietze is more than an infant
prodigy on the piano. He handles the keys with q
power and briancy of exetNtion rarely witnessed in
Gilmore VIII be induced 10 continue these sunday
evening concerts for long time to come The Grand
Opera House is far better place to enjoy the rare
music OF his band than the Hippodrcme
GRAND SACRED CONCERT ron THE BENEFIT OF
THE URsULINH CONVENT OF EAST NORRIS
ANA.
Tho inclemcnt Of the weather last night pre-
vented many admirers Of music from attending St
AIMS church, in East Twelfth street. where
OF exceptional attractions for the benefit Of
the good OF the Ursuine Convent, Of East Nor
rsania NJ Louis Dachauer, the distinguished organ
and composer tho director this and
Mr.. Kirgai presided at the organ The solosts
Mile. henrietta Corradi soprano; Mlle Octavie Com
len, contralto; Mr. Ch Frsch, tenor, and Mr. A. Blum,
baritone
The programme commenced with . "Marche Tri-
omphale, for organ and piano, which succeeded
by = Morning Prayer" for chorus, by Nies Gade
very mastery work. Some extracts from Donizeu's
Requu Mass written Tor the funera OF Belin, did
not impress with exalted opinion of the work;
but charming .'Ave Regina" by Tadon, for soprano
solo and chorus and equally attractive Christmas
Hymn" by Gounod, features OF unusual interest
IN the first part of the programme Then followed
grand, mastery work by Gounod, "De Proundis,"
the l29h Psalm, in which tho expression OF grief
highly dramatic. One quartet in II s particularly at
tractivS and rendered with exquisite expression
and effect N. Dnohausr, with the excellent musical
material at his command, should givo more OF such
concerts the foregoing as they are exceedingly IN
structive and artistic.
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MARsRrLLxs Nov L-Arrived, schr Fisk Crowsll,
New YORK.
MoxIRRAL Nov l7-Arrved. steamer Nanitobau. AcDou-
gall, Glasgow.
Cleared 18th, bark Minnie p Psiesby. Bristol
NEWCASTLE NSW. Oct ll-Arrivsd, bark Aariano (Br),
Ryder, Melbourne.
QUxsEc, Nov I7-Clearsd. bsrks Y Z Hiliodgo Griffin,
Newcastle; Rosalie, Willis Barrow.
SYDNEY, NsW. Sept 26-Sailsd, ship Greta (Br), Nc
Creudy, San Francisco mot before).
vIcToR Nov rO-Arrved. barks Wellington CNic), How
ard. San Francisco; 11sh. Henry Buck, Sorman, do.
Sailed lltn City Of Fanama ssaDury San
cisco.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

WEATHER REPORT.
HoLyzxAp. Nov l9. PM-Wind WNW; showeryi
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times the opera going population OF New York.
for managers 10 draw upon For ten years
opera, and we havo reason TO expect one for ten
years come. The only thing dramatic music
which pretends TO DO alive rs Wagner's Emusic
drama" which is as different possible IRON Italian
opera and which aims at aboIishing, together with
Italian opcrs, the Iaiian opera roupc" the Italian
opcra conductor and the Italian opera nousc.
But whether tho people want Italian opera or not
they do not want the Italian Opera House which MI
Strzkosch nvtes them build Tor themselves. Why
should desire Italian Opera House twice as big
the Academy OF Music, when tho Academy OF
Music 10 big enough TO hold twice the opera going
publicY When the Academy oil Music was rebuilt
alter the fro which partly destroyed y. -
cut down one tier, aud We have nevcr hoard
all It's On the contrary, average Italian
opera night reveals vast cavernous spaces IN IT,
conclude that the vast elephant Mr.. stra-
kosch suggests that the people of New York should
give themselves would reveal interspectatorai
even melancholy and alarming.
or IL 10 open TO tho devotees OF opera TO whom
Mr.. srakosch appeals to coniute US by coming tor
ward. TO the number OF two thousand, cacn with a
check for al GOO Of which they shall receive the in
ere In free admissions, Without any seats, TO such
performances Of international opera a. Mt strakosch
may IL his interest to give bus We DO not be-
ucvc they will do u.
A BAD xvEsrxKSr
The Sun believes that tho project Is not safe nnan
cial Investment
Mr. Maurice straKosch, In . long letter to tho
HERALD, points the fact that the people OF Now
YORK do not yield In wealth, intelligence or cu
lure 10 any OF the great European capitals where shs
opera nourishes He farther says that inc chief city
IN tho United States ana sns 'nra 'no ~ora s,n ~
should have Nm opera house equal 10 any IN tho Old
World That this - true. and, moreover, that
!: .'"'' W. would venture TO suggest to Mr..
gsrskoecn the very improbable event OF his raising
ss -. e 70 so sa.y %
srcrn hknSa A million Of dollars .pent ia
bsdia3 asd sDara house on she ate Of the present
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-08-17
Election in Alabama.

The Democracy of Alabama made clean
sweep in the State election on the 7th instant,
electing the Governor and State officers by
over forty thousand majority, and all the
Congressman except one. The State has
been Radical since reconstruction until til c
election of 1874, when the Democrats carried
it by $4,000 majority. In the present oleo =
ton, many of the counties heretofore Radical
went Democratic by decided majoritics-
Mssissipp -Alubama-rcdccmcd and olsen
thrallcd. Let South Carolina take courage
and follow in their wake.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-08-17
w. III. ARIAIL.

FINE SENsBILITIEs ARE LIKE WoopBINEs.
Delightful luxurics of beauty to twine around
n solid upright stem Of understanding, but
very poor things if unsustaincd by strength
they are left to creep along the ground. So
it is with the body, when sustained hy strength
and health then all is beauty and happiness.
But when enfecblcd by disease, there is nc
silvery lining to the clouds Gloom pcrvadcs
all nature and hope dwindlcs into despair.-
Invalid, would you enjoy that inestimablc boon
health? Know that ii is within your power
Thousands have been as bad off as you are
Strength TO their cnfecbled limbs, and JOY tc
their desponaing hearts hns been impaired
by the judicious use of DR.. TUFTS Vegetable
Liver Pills, the boon to suffering humanity.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-08-17

General Wade Hampton, in the
Columbia Register, in reply to u card
suggesting his namo for Governor of
tho State, agrees to accept tho nomi-
nation if tendorod him by tho State
Democratic Convention.
JOE Crews. s.-Two Irishmon have
confessed to killing Joe Crows and
that they wero hired to do so. Cullen
Lark and John Hamilton havo been
arrested as accompIiccs. So it is turn.
ing out as many people suspected.
Tho Michigan Democracy cordially
endorse the st. Louis platform and
declare against conLralism, sumptuary
laws and tho responsibility of Off
Gals.
1t now seems that tho GufIin's of
Abbovillo have incurred tho dispeas-
uro of tho Republicans in that county,
and from the present outlook, they
will be left out Of oflico at tho noxt
election. Tho popular lido now sooms
against them, but thoro is no tolIine
what change may take place boforo tho
election.
Sure euro for snake bte--cut off tho
poisoned limb just above the wound,
and boil the stump in fresh milk.
A Baptist minister in Connoc ticut
got thirty cents last week rs mar
riagc fec. Tho Bridegroom remarked
that times woro hard.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-08-17
Gov. Tilden's Letter.

We publish this week Governor Tildcn's
letter, accepting the Democratic nomination
for President. 1t is worthy the closest per-
usal and study by all who desire fund of in
formation on the science of Government 1t
is ono of the ablcst documents we have ever
read, and strikes right at the root of all our
evils. On financial and civil service reform
he is clear and positive, and points out the
only methods by which these great scsults
can be obtained. His suggestions as to the
proper course towards the South will meet
the hearty support of every true man in the
South, us well as the great masses of the
North. The letter is having n wonderful
effect throughout tho country. and will add
thousands of Yotors TO victorious column in
November.
Governor Hendricks letter, accepting the
nomination for the Vico Presidency, will be
published next week.
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A Plot Assassinate Cen ButleIs !

AIKEN, is. CS August 10. Dicls
Lundy, negro, was arrested on tho
9th, near Edgofeld, and confessed tho
existence of q conspiracy to assassin.
ato Gen. Butler. He implicated Elisha
Harris, County Commissioner, Ill. M.
Bonoy, Judge of Probate, jesse Jonos,
Clerk of tho Court, and others. AZ
Petitions for habeas corpus by tho
personsrcharged iuA the verdict of
Pfince Rivers" Coronor's fury were
yheaEdsubsioRe,usJudge Mahers OF the
Court House, to day. The prisoners
arrived in long procession, and, after
tho calling of tho roll by tho Sheriff,
filed into Court. Moro than one
hundred aflidavits for tho defence
woro road, about thirty of them prov
ing that tho negroes fred the first
shot, and that Merriweathcr was
killed boforo the fro was returned by
the whites.
Among tho affidavits are some from
number OF negroes showing that
cannon was in tho house occupied by
the negro militia, and that tho COM
pany was formed for tho purpose of
killing whites, and that ammunition
had been furnished for that purpose.
Tho foreman of the jury Of inquest
was proved TO have said before the
verdict that he intended to put the
whito mon in Jail until aftei the eloc>
ton. A general massacre of tho
whites was intended Tho conduct
of the negroes was shown to have
boon most outrageous, and this was
tho cause Of tho ARRAY. Altor reading
of testimonoy before tho Coroner, tho
Court aftor argument as to tho amount
Of bail fixed it at ono thousand dol
lars in each case.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-08-17

A. NJ. Spoights, editor and proprio
tor of the Groonvillo News, donouncos
certain reports circulating through
tho country, that he is undor oblga-
tions to Major Earle for certain mos
MED favors, as malicious and falso. 1t
is bad enough to be an odtorand take
all tho abuse that may be heapod upon
you, but just wait, Spoights, until you
become n candidate, and then you
will catch it.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-08-17
United States Court.

Owing to our absence part OF the
time during the past and the present
week, We have not boon able to keep
up with the proceedings of the q. S.
Court, as reported IN the GrconViIo
Nowg besides, the Nows, on account
Of its uncompromising straight out
principles, has become such favorite
in this section that it is impossible for
us to keep copy of it in our Office.
We will get the proceedings so far as
they relate to citizens Of Pickcns
County, and publish them MS soon as
we can.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-08-17

PRoTRAoTED MEETINGs.-Rov. Jacob Chaps
man has just closed very interesting pro
tractcd meeting ut Pleasant Hill. Four men,
bers were added to the church during the
progress of the meeting.
A protractcd meeting has been going on at
Oolenoy church for the past week or two and
is probably in progress at this time Some
fifteen or sixteen had Joined the church upto
Sunday evening last. The meeting is con-
Quoted by Rev. Mr. Mace.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-08-17

Candor compos us to say that the
vicws expressed in Governor Tildcn's
letter OF acceptance arc the most
statesmanly treatment OF tho qucs-
tions Of resumption and rctrcnchment
that has como from any public man
within tho last filtccn years. Tho
Governors views on these points SO
entirely accord with what has boon
reiterated in our columns year aftcr
ycar that wo can only express our
qualification that SO much wholesome
truth has been so conspicuOusly ut
tcrod. Tho method Of resumption SO
clearly skctchcd in this resumption is
tho only ono that tho situation admits
Of, the only ono tho country would
tolerate on trial, and is one that would
entirely moct all tho '1uiremcnts Of
tho case. Tic uttcrnnco Of these yiows
will revive tho hopos OF those who
have 50 vainly waited for resumption
and should, at the same time, dissi-
patio tho fears Of those who have
imagined that it must necessarily be
attended with now arrangements to
busincss.- Y. Bulletin.