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% \ THE LANCASTER EElUiElIl . ' i FA ll'RD.W M<>KN IMJ, October Ith, Death of Coi. James H Wilherspoon.' It bucutiipt> our paiitUn du^' to iccoid the! death,of Col. Jarafe* 11; \Vulierspoon, which 1 cvcut occurred, slier a lingering illness, at his reside nee in this Village, on the tugiil oi Ute Sd insU * Tl.c intelligence of ilie (loath of Col. Willi-1 ppoon will be received with regret, not anh * hv the people of thin, his native District, but j tiy the State nml count!y at large. Having tioni an early period in life up to a very re ce it lime, tilled vuiious positions ol high pub lie ttusland confidence, his death will be re- j garded as a public calamity. To the per pits ol i.jncaster he was particularly eiuleaK'd from long social and business intercourse with them. He tilled the two 11 o>t impoitant DUtiict Ofltees, that of Commissioner in Equity and Orui> dory, for a longer time perhaps than any of his predecessors, having been elected to the tiist hy the Leg'ndiiturc hi ism, and to the last Ujr the people tn !M.'. lie tilled the ollico of Ol diliarv until 1S58. when lin .ln?li.....l .. .... election, ami the oltive of Commissioner in Ki|itity until IRtil, when he resigned in consc* qucnce of his election to the Confederate Con* j gress. In IiU Ion ; conduct of Lo'It of these I tifllccs, he possessed the'confidence ofihepco- j |i!c in a very high degree, anil horc the repui ' tatioii with the Bench and Bar of utv able and i efficient officer. In the lute uufoilunate conlliet between the two sections ol the Union, he i horc hi? share of the petils and hardships of! the cii.-is. In appreciation of lii.i abilities as a ' inihtmy eoiniiiander, lie was twice placed in charge of a Kcgimciit of State Troops : once | by the appointment of the Coventor and once i hy the -iill'tagcs of the adulters of the Itegi. ment. ' In the higher tftid more responsible position of * Oongi o.ssnian, he gave earnest of efficiency mid faithfulness in the discharge of liis duties. m Ilis social qualities, together with I.is abilities, rendered hint a general fa? voiite, 'le was one of the ino.-t popular men i ol hi^ tulle. Descended ft en a Ion ; hue of ( pati ioiiC aueestm s, he (I'd no discredit lo the' nio.-t eminent among them in the position wiiiyh he atlaired in the co.il-dciii^.niid ulleo lions of his fellow citizens. He died in the t> jut year oi tits age. We have *po'?en oi" tl?o deceased only in the t-liiti icier ol a ptihiie'nian His private \irtuc#, i liia family endiMimeuts and religious associu1 j (ions we leave to oilier hands, as being beyond our sphoi c as a public journal int. As an ex* poiivut ol public sentiment we bear iochiI of the high estimation in which the deceased was lielil, and the corresponding regret which his.' death has oeca sinned. I The Election. It will be rent by the notice of the M.inangeis published elsewhere, that an elect ion lor <!ov?inor ol the Htnte, I.ientcna I (lover-1 nor, and lot Senator and Kepi escnta'.lves will he held on next Wednesday week. The time is short ; and the ^ocosj.ty g eal.for the people lobe prompt and deliaeiutc in tiieir choice ol pet sons to till these important uud responsible position's. . ? imm - - ? Tbo flnrfiAnHAn Tilc SonIh Carolina Convention adjour?e<l ainr die on Weilne?da v of ln.-t week, After a s vision of about two weeks. We are indebted to our esteemed'friend, Cupt. 11. it. Sous, delegate from Lancaster, for copies of tlie revised Constitution, Ordinances, Report-', anil for tins use of tlie Journal * and Message*. AUi. for | tlie subjoined intelligible resume of the entire proceedings. The latter is to liisconstituents a h,,el, hut no'sU comprehensive nut! satisfactory account of hi.* stewardship. We reserve comments for a future number. KotTors I.ttoaFn : 1 sen I you n eopy <c the old Constitution?lli?t is, lliu Constitution of April 8 18GI ; and n copy of the reiv Conslilu'i.n,'?s ntm-nded and it I terod l>j the Into Convention, and adopted by (he same on the U7th Sept., uis. 11/ coinpar- I lug the two copies you will find the lot- j lowing alterations made : ist. The aboii'lon of- the Parish system. | 2d. All lux 1-4 upon properly real or per por.nl, bo laid upon the actual value of the ! properly," :td. The mn.\iiuiim number of Representatives to the lowrr lionxe of the UencrAl A?setnt*fy from nnv one checJlon Di.Vricl i* i limited to twelve. lilt. IV' city of Charleston i? allowed two Sunotoia and lh? election Diotricl of { Jictl,loy otto. I 6ll?. 'J'ho proptrly qiiitliricn tion of momht ra to both Hoiia-is of ihts (Jeoeral A* > aembly is eboltsllid. 6lh. in all elections in either lions* of | Die (ieneral Assembly* the member* "shall | *vte r/r<t tore rt?i their voles si all bj ro , corded oil the journal." Tib. 'J'ho election of (.J ivernor in given to ibe people and hie Unit oliict in creased 10 lour years. Do line ? nualifrvd velt> power ; it ici|tiiring the majority of the mlit/It ho'/te, of boDi liuiiki* of tbo (iinerail AssemHy to hns been vetoed. 8'h. The Li*n'cnj^T^off^or is elej'ol o?i Jo nn?.ibli-sli in cm li nil, n Ujtli i'l { jfcfiBfc LtL'ourtn, I lie Judy o whereof 11:ilI ( be* of ihc Dia'.iitl aeJ shall bo ' / ~T~" >. *-4 t'twiru oy iihj j <?giflduiiire ll?p0,tw,s ome^y l<>r J<. ii \ ? are. I (-Jill:: {f&w j*jf'^ iiclioal in oli civil ntld criminal case* tvMrro on# 0S1 Lot it of the parties are frevdaun ; and the l.e<;ielaturo has the power to extend il?-| juristltolioti t<i other subject^. lltli. To quality a parson to vote, iyu shall be a lice white man, 'J? years old; lie ' sliail liaxe resided within the State two' years t -xt pr?cvdir j 'ho election, and for tho last six months of tint time in tho Dis-' lri:t in which lie otl'Asr to vote. 1 '2Hi. The Treasurer and Secretary of State ire elected ?y the (jci ernl Assembly to hold their ollicv* fur four )o<r? nod ere not eligible for the next preceding term 13tli. Tho biiMucsw of the Tfeasurv will be cmducted by one Treasurer, who shn'l icsbb- at the eeat of Ocvctnmetrt. I llh The Secretary of'Stale Is required to hold liis ollico ni.d reside at the sent of (iovrrnmo'it. . 15 h. "The same person nhall not Jioid the ol^cc of Sherill' for two consecutive tlTtllH." 1 'The General Assnnl 1 / jta* uowcr to determine the number of persons wLo shall constitute the jury in tho inferior and District CouYts*' 17tit. "The Slaves Fh Henth Onrolinu liavi> {; been emancipated by Iho action of the United States authorities, neither slave rv. nor inveiunlury servitude,' except as a punishment for crime, whereof the part) si.ail have hben duly convicted, shall aver he re-established in this Stale." ' 18th. "The General Assembly is nnthnr ized, whenever a tax is laid upon land to impose a capitation tax which shall not J>? less upon each poll than ouo fourth of the tax Lid upon each one hundred dollars worth of the assessed ujim of the land , I iXt d ." I-I * 'dition to the chsni/es m.-ide ill lti.? (.'onstitu'.ion, the Convention passed an or dinnncu repealing the Ordinance of Seees- j sinn : Jin Ordinance to provide for the com . ing election of numbers to tho General | Assemblv, nud Governor and 1/.untenant [ Governor ; timi an Ordinance declaring in j force tho Constitution nud Inns heretofore ( in force in this State. An nmenduiujit to i this l:\-t Ordinandi declares, Uiat when cult is I r night against a party for a contract made i eween tlie 1st of January I8'?2. and the 15 of May it it competent j for bath parties to siim.uon testimony to jHToie the real valno of the property, end the terms of the contract. 'J'l.o object of this is to lift the Veil of iko law from all Sealed papers, bo that the Court can go be hind and di-cius the real merit of the ciMp.n and dispense substantial jislioe to bofli parties. Ah ( Ir.li (Mtni'.l ii"id "le?? ftsuuA.I J!ui/l!a/ir U.r.,,,,;; llic Statu into four ('ongrossion^l Ointriots instead ot fix. Thie wax neceMenry fretn I tie Un'ted Stales Congresa having iucreue ed the unit of representation iu tin; lower II ouse, ao a"s to entitle us lo but four Rap nwoiiUtivuN. A resolution ?ai unanimously adopted t appointing' llio lion's. .Mcvsr*. Wnrdlaw, I linger and P.iwkins a roinuiicien. to bear4 to t e President of tnu United Malax ni, | appeal from. Soul ) Carolina ill behalf of President lfai ii. Viee-Preaideut Slovene,! I .te Sueretary of Treueury, Mr. Trenholui, ai.d our Into Governor, A. G Mngruth. 4 it whs left Willi tlio Legislature to give | tln> i larlion of Presidential fcileetors to the i 'I'.if Coventor w*v recjoeistcd by the Con- j vro.ion to appoint ^euiDininAuii com posed j of two persona to enquire into nnd r< put to liie next J<egi?lM/uro tile rule* and tews j of evidence ttint nl.outd property govern j the trial o( tread men in the District Courts ! In otlu r words in important question with i the next Legislature Will be tiie propriety of giving tiie treed men the right to testify | in coii'lM. We had belter look at the que*- i lion very cloealy before limiting ? dacieian, the pre-uinptio:i Hint cMrvuiastunces may force the pi.a-Uige of euvii nn net, to the j contrary notwithstanding. . j The da J lor * act 1111/ n GlliVri tv tlni (ifiicral Asaeinbly (and Curern'oeand l.iou | tunanl-Orovoi nor) li.iH been doinged from j lie Tue?d.ty nll?r liiu at-cond Monday in j October to tiu> third Wednesday in October. The ! .fjjixlalnre convene* at the uaual liin*, tin- -tin Monday in November, except, in; thia year it ineebi on YVednecduy, the '25:ii ef October. Tim Undue <? b<f?re the Convention wee transacted with rapidity and precision through the iki>le, digniliod and uunrlunti* hduiiuUtrutieit ?f lim i'r? indent. the ilott. J) It. Wurtiiavv, n?ai?ted by the wry vainntlo services of tlio 1 !rrk of the Mouse a?f Representative*,. lin?. T. .Sloan, nod thu energy and ability of the gentlemen composing Hiu different committee*. Air. Orr was chairman of the committee on the bAitouljy* i>i*|mrUneut. Air. tliyltrf Die J<egi?inlive I)ep?rliNent. Mr iAmfier on uiiiMnduionlM In (tie Constitution. Mf. kins on Oid.nni cm end Keoululirvns. Mr l.t'esenie on the Judicial Department. The nimoil hurn><>*jr prevailed through - , out tin; nentien Whenever there wait en ' hoiioet ill tie i it?o bt npiion '.he ifiimtion I w?? (liHciism-il Willi imrncaiac-n ii.ni imuit*] 11ess but uiwavs with go?-d teiii|??r. K, M. 81 >18. | Tin? Washing'.oil coifp"! oml -tit of ih* Xow Yoik Pott #Hum : "It is Idie veil herb that J Flowuli Cobb lias boon ttnestoJbOu a charge id' part puling in the Autleiaonville atrocitie*." Horace (ireolev h;n vii iften a letter to the ' negroes ol N'ntli fd'tnliiia, in reopens*to their j hit itatlouToi hi in toattouil their "Convention," in which he a i)" 1' '''J colored Ine^nOa "e.'uy ir/irrr you belong. ~ \ .Mr. Jeff Davis has bee* removed from his casemate jimii, Co frt&i tcni assigned him in roil 1'ortrv, l ite r?evident of ttic, bliito SHfnte, in -poken of iio Lttu tenant Governor. j "News ol th? ^Eck E OaTwiiir i': l Kildw unfiling! l.ijl, nr.., r ?id<nitM?T?0!t wa? scort mi iKese part*. The cioi , l^v.evor, wo believ>k have not been el- ! VotH 1>yIt. Tl?? w<lfi*TicrfT?*plea<!aii,.lr cool. , Under tlie late Pjwrtioiuucuf, lite following Dlstru u.in tho .istiwe cojtipoio tl^a Gist Coin gicsijionftl District: Lancaster, ChcMoi Gold, | Muilboio, Darlington, Marion, llony, Ceoige, town, W^iauubuig, tuiutor, Clarendon, Kt i [ haw. A, " i IIjii. ! hum T>. Urr las acc-pLod the nom ' nation lor Governor, signed byr iiiuetjr odd j , lueiiibeia ot tlie C6nve;i tio:i, j fii ii. Wade ilainpioti. is nominated by citi - J * 11* ?>t ' N ew.fyeriy District" for Govcrno;. It '"is not known that lie accept*. ? cm i c-poiidopl of the Cojumbia^/'iu^ii.r > "places ia i ominatioii thli pefsonago of lton. j |.\V. \V. l!<-vc% tor t*n>i?if States Senate. ; It is generally understood tLat his fcxccllcin | , c.i < ive i no lVrfr will l?'c bhtxen as one of I : I lie I S. Si-natoi* from this State. No one- is better ijUitaliCTl than he, or ran carry moVc , ii.tlaeiico in dcie;mining the iinpoi taut issue- j I now pending oyer the et>unliy. F. ). llii-'si, ol Sumter, lias been nominate i i i fot Lulled States Senator. The ltielnnoud Times, tells ua, that th? Uuii 1 ted Suites Gi.-liiet Attorney, for the Eastern Distiicl of Y a., recently niaiei in an address j to the citizens of IHuwiddif, "that lie rejoiced I to tell them that lie hail received orders to ' sii-pond all roofbicatioi.-.lJist it was at an end." | The rebuilding of Columbia, says the Phtr nix, goes oil * With rapidity. Our estimate is iliut u.ore than ouo hundred now buildings are ' now ill IHOglCW, It is estimate 1 thai the nu:nber*of Southern | men enlisted,.killed ami disabled during the war, will amount to, enlisted 1.T.M.00U ; dead and di-ablcd (V'fVoOO. It has been asserted by Juirthcrn journals that the losses of the I uiini armies would average three to the Com federate- one. if tliesu figures are anything lieai the* truth, what all appalling record ! A serious afltay occurred nt Aiken recently in which several negroes were seriously wcuu. ded. Thel^ew Oilcans 7>r7/<Hcarns tliat President Johu-oii has appoint -d J. Madison Wells, the ; Provisional (lowruor 01, ijouiwana, and given lour the aaiiiO authority as is vested in Governor ShnrK^y. We learn from lire Columbia J'/ianix, that Dr. Dclion and tils ?on vtvre murdered in the iioigfib'orlioud ol Wnltcrboro, l.y the driver of ids plantation ami ceitain other neg'oc?, while he was i iding in lusliuggy. lbnoit* i eceiveti. from Geo. Connor state that ho attacked and defeated a largo force of Arapahoe Liuiians near the Dig Hujp, on the gblh ?>l Augn-t, cap fa ring live hundred hold of calt'e lUni a large aiuouitt of plunder. We learn that a liol occurred at Concord, Jv. C., ou the da^ of el'et inn for uieinhcra to a State Convention; mused by n band of lawless and drntiken negroes claiming the prf^i> j 1 lege nt voting Tito ulliir ondod will; novo- ! | rui persons nt opposite color getting bruited j i Ilu.1'1- as.1.1 tlio uu.lCi fuuuiug tuc itcgiocs out I ol I ' HI. ? .. / 1 Governor Psrrv lias appointed the following 1 ' nanu-l gentlemen na .fecial AtJ> : Win. I,. ti culioini, Stephen Klliot, W.tde Hampton, Jr. Uo'ocit I,. MiVuw, Wni. H. Kuans, J*s. H. Li unison Tlio <*li irlotte anil ??otith Carolina trains are row rutini<i;r to Wiunsboru', a drflly train l.< running on ilie Greenville rallro.'l from A1 atou to Abbeville, thence by stage,lolly miles, to Washington. G i, cvnii.ocUng wllji the Georgia railroad titty-nlk "kiillcs above Augusts, A highly -pocuhitive individual, in PcU'i?burg, is buying neyrrton upon the chance that tbe I uin-il Si.'tea Government will hcarViftrfr pay I t all Gu'slaves inmncipntM by the re- ! suit ol the l it - war. lie otters $lu in gold tor the . ight ol propeity iu eacli nagro. I MA --eTi"3-* 'sW"-SCTVi ? Xh? Markets. * c'hahlotte, Out. 4th. Home 105 V>?de* were sold at tiguros ranging from 18 to di j io gold. Nkiv VoRi,, y*pt. 3u The q .ot iUone we froui 34 to 41 coals in currency. ?, , ... K1C11M CXNI > *IO H B Y M A H K ET. Richmond. 8ept. 29 Coi n ? II lying rate 4 42; eelllng 144 to 14.). - 11a nk No Nnrih f.'freWrtdwt-llsTik of Htntw, 86 ; < apt fear, 36 ; CJiidriette, 'M ; Flit itiers P. i.lc, 38; l^.xmglor US ; Alvr chants, ild^ Mii:crs and Pluntere, 36 ; oll?. era i5 ti> 'JO. - v.. .* , Si uth CurnXika ? Union Think. 43; Peopie's. 35 ; Soiitljwcs.eru Knilrond 23; Neiv1. ?? ..11 /.tk..r- tit In tfl '* " ???fc?t?? ?? MMpBM KOMINATIOK9 r - >?oriWL -jrat - ,r ri y::. ~r.r? hot Coo great. < >-* lioii. i . >V ! (. iii.KY, gtf Afnrlbero, it resptctTtilTv Hii'iixuncuJ ?i ? c I yf C?u- j ?>-C'* fmin tho Vj ( oryc>gt>.muI J)UYiict. For th# Legislator*. Y.'c nro nntl.ort/.etl to am.oanee **1? ? .Ci-VMiHM it ex1 >?iiUtto to trpresent the futile Of l.i i -< I>i*triiit, in the lower branch *f the Lcgitlaturc fyr lite cutting ter>n. The fiii-mU of ?)H. J/l. UfiO ?n noil lire him a uoiidid iii' for ifopiOMOtetive in the on. ?uh>g !.?>uUkitnry. v < AditVljlti iiii ^lK. 3U" - ? L"%r Pol* Wnle ! A"- TfANnsuiiKjOCTAVO l'eail Kojrcd rlrfiio, Apply at tliia ftrtut' O bor 7, I8?5 5-lt. liii^ tor *?lr. A(}()( >1) noboiftrttiitl Loathvr Top Bog. i gy ami llnrne** for sale, (jail at Uii* > Olfll'O. I Svol. 7lli, 18?S 5-2t. P I" \f I ,?V ' ? 'Liu- CointnunicajlonH of yJSik' Jackson TTod;;e, No. 53, A.-. l'V'. M.\ . fc - - are held, as formerly < on Thursday >' oii"or Tiefbrc- the Full Itfoon in every montn. ' A prompt attendance of the members is rc- 1 quoted. . * '' Uy 'order c f lha T.odg?. 8. RIDDLE, Scry. I Sept 7, 18H5.?Bin. 1 Cotton Plantation to ICont. |< IOPfKIl FOltttKNTCSR. LEASE jlY s 1'iaiitation, situated on tlx- main road lending .from J.nnoaater to Camden,. lying bulwee/t ttniein Citmp-tirouad and Manning Rock Crock, and kuovn m the Sprutg | j J'liiCt. Chi tlte place tliere are about i'our llurtdfod acres of Mint in a good stale of "cn'tivMion ; ond liairof which is fresh land nrM all -f it highly productive. With or-" . dinary alt Titi-ii, it will produce fino crops ' of either Cotton Mr Piovisions. The fetic- . ing is in excellent condition. IR/udes the planting lar.d, there arc ievi-itil hundred acre* ? I' li.:e pasture land, all under good fence. Tim jfarel< wo'l Watered, mid in ev-ry respect well worthy of a visit from >i11v who uioy wish to rent. It will be rented for one yenr or longer If desired. I will take pleasure in allowing lliu place, and may be found at my residence one iniie below Hanging ILoek Creek. JAMRH M. INGRAM. Oct. Till, 18'15,-5-tr. I Nicker son's Hotel, Columbia* H. V. THE UNDEllSlGNED, HAYING I eared the largo rfhd 'COMAlODl ()IIS IU'1 LlflNG known as tbe "Colum Lia Meuhodiat Kenwle College," will open it as n I lKdT C'L4SS HOljLX, on bep toinber 7tit. I \ T. S. N IClvKItSON, L'rojirietor, l Sept. -3, 1600-5-1 Of. ELECTION NOTICE. i I PURSUANT to nn Ordiarn;* of the ] j Stale of South Carolina passed br the ' I p *;>!o in Convention, on the 97th day of ! L September A. L). 1805. ja the city of Col- . umbii, notice Ik hereby given, that nn Election for the offices of Governor and U?n tenant Governor of Uto State of South ! Carolina, and for a Senator and two mombees of the House of Representative* of the General Assembly ?,f the State, will be held in Lancaster Dietrlct, at the sere ra' election precincts, on the third Wed- / nesd.iy in October, iont? (the 18(h); and Brj>uraif \ ? ?* *i mt> umvicni pracificm in aid District for each of the Maid election* win then he opened, from 9 o'clock A. Hi, until I o'clock I*. M , and the election* 009 n fueled according to the law* and ueages of thie S'alo. Immediately after ^losing the poll*, the mnnngeis nt each box will count the vote* * polled, and certify under their hands the ' tl result of the election, and appoint one of d tlx-ir neither to carry audi ccrlUiuate with o a lint of IT10 totr*, and report the 4,11110 to the gcarral meeting ef the Manager* of ilia t District at the Court House on the day fol. |C lowing. And th? managers, when then ! t and there assembled In general meeting, will, after necortiiining the reaull of the * sevt r.il returns, proceed to declat# the fried < tion, mid tumuli certificate* under their I hand-, ncording to the, direetion* of the Ordinance alert-said. Thi* ia a very important election, and it i* hoped that the tnanntrera all will adhere striclly to the law as laid down in the Ordinance R V.. AI.MSON, ) W M. ADAMS. \ Um'a'r. J T. K Hl.l.K, S Oct^bsr 8, 186). Id forsalet KOl'R >04114 Ki?er*aUtlo, in I pood condition. One Mure *tid }f ;rC' J*0**'' condition. A pood Loom, complete. A ho, , a f.-w bii-itio.x ?l \Vhi?i?t. Kor further pnrtlctt l.u -, apply to J. M. bmtier, <>t his store. l.-iiuM-tcrviir*, Sept. 4\>, liMifi?-l-lit. i 1 . Mild-;. " ii A 1.1, pprsoi^* indebted to the late Joseph > 1'. (^unnfn^hnm in any wruv, ?tv io , (j0OHtea fo niulte inmusul without delay, ^ and ii>o o liii\fr:' nen.nnds against tiiin, or , Iim rstnt.>, wilf plei?e prh??nt Ihem for pay* ! . mvnt. \Y. K iOHNMON, Jr ) .. . j R J l.TNNINUIIAM, \ t NontMin! . I*..., -- 1 'I lla*. .F. IF. Wi(hn ?.|joon i cspectliilly ofW.s [>? prt actvicca to ttif bt f.Auc.i.storvS llo nnd aun ouniliog country, IK, i ,m l,o fouud at HTJ olflcC ojporit? thO fo'HloiK'i! ol .1. A. ll.iWi'ftftlA, Or at | tlio rcudcace ul lua luiUcr CoL J. It. V\ tther-poou. Hoftciuber 2, 1305.? if,. .... ,, SOUTH C.M:o!.l\A ? I. in.-nhtrik 1> V P. A. WH.U AMK, l>tjnW,Or<!iua. y Tf for Hui.t I hnlrict. WhckCa', Jl-jrrull Fnillifw has appiiod to me fur i ?llor? of AdtuuiiaUrUion on nil ' a tut au.^wlii. tlio it ud vli.'ittrUf ritfiiln and credit* of 51wsu* iii:ioii,Ulo vf ltj? Irict iifurcanid dtcmnc'. TIIHSK nrc, tlicri-fore. to vita rtjd ad uioin*h n!I nfid slnjjuhr, the fc'nJrim and creditor* of il.o mid deeeaat-d, to fc; and' npjif.ir before ise nt oof next Ownwy't Court for I lie anid Uitftriet, to bt? hobivn nt laiiteanlrr Court lloune on the lOtli day of i Nov., next, to- nhow eruiae, it' nuy, wtty the * tid Adiaiuutraliou rl.ouij not granted. | l t (iifon nnd-r m? bind ar.<J imI, L. H tbi?, '/uli dor ol j./iu , in the f ??-.-w 3 year of <?nr f.ord ono thon*;md cijfl.l hutidriid nod ixtv-tlvp,?nd In tfe* HVth y?>ar of IIim itidepci.iieiHo..bf tbe United Elates of A in mk a. * , < i> a/wim.iaas.o. t. r>. Si pt, 23, 1805.? [prl'.tera fee f 'i. i i i?g ^ # * jflMtaio ojfciucr Cr.^Tbai tl^dfe. $ l^fcKRs<)NSyr, icbiinl tiiff |..u??:in^ir M Clinton, rVq , dce'd, Vlll tnake pay iwent to Ilia 'undersigned, at the OlKce of thrC^rfrtiilssloBef -r8 Kqollv *? T*tto?5fer * D. li.; or to my Attorney, \V. .M. Connor*, All persona having demands, of nnv jrude or character, against the Instate of aid deeeuaed. urn harahv nnliliud uiui r?. jossttd to pn aeoi Jits suiyc, duly attested, io my said Attorney witliiu tire liiuo |>rsicribcd l>v law. ; * K n sDflr.iMGy, ..Qualified Executor. Sept. 28, Lnriro and Valuable Plantation lo Kent ! \\71LI. H& EEASEU FOR THREE or T T FIVE YEARS, (wl the opjion of lite ! e?jsce) tkal largo and \m1uu.Uo pluitlaliun , jelongir.g to the EsUtd of Llio Into l)i.\un Barnes, deceased.. j?U?jafo tliUio aud a l>aif < iiilen Wy?J fij FajncA.lorC. II. i This is one u.1 fho bc<t plaulatioiis in tho State; lire tuunl cr y before lite war was \bout 300 bates oi cotton p r year, and irovlaiona In nmimrtlon. On this ulact here in about twplvc (jundred <y:res of laud 11 a condilii a (or immediate cultivation, 1 liroe or four liuudroil.ucie4.of which is rich irottoiu land. It ia well improved, having i good dwelling house, with nil neceodhry )ulbuiidings tvuepl the Gin House which Ml? burnt. Tho plantation is well stocked .villi nu nbupdnuco of provisions, which Vic o?3cewiii hate the .privilege ol purchas* otf. . It is not often thnt such a plantation i* ill'cred for rent. Persons desiring to lent ihouid tbukc early application to ' I). W. DROWN, Kxccutor. Sept. 3,9, 1965.?4-tf. Camden Journal end Charlotte .Twits v ill give two insertions aud scud biiU to this ilico. 1). W. U. E.statc Salq, |)Y V1RTUKOF AN ORDER PROM 1 I> lit* Court of Ordinary for I.inc<utlt>r ; 1 lislrict, I will ?oll at the late Midvict of MNIKL Pi.YLKR, decU. .r I in ^THURSDAY, 12th day of October, i ie\f., the entire PERSONAL ESTATE 1 f tn'a ^aid Daniel Plyler, dec'd. J conbiat. ng of HORSES, CATTLE, TIOGS, SIIEEP, PROVISIONS, of various lcinds) COTTON GIN, TUUESI1ER, House-' | told and Kitchen Puri^i|yiQ nd various other articles. > .... s I ALSO 1 lT TIIE SAME TJMK AND PLACE, , I 1 L*.|n|A -.1' L* I) III VI LMI il? |i?(au?w mi.nu V> I . I 1<1 Mull, | | ec'd , consisting of St GCK, and a variety f ntlirr articles. Ti-K.a? or Hals wiii b?Jrr?dit, exevpt n? ' n suum under Uvo dollars, aud cash audi- < iertt to pay expanse* o| aaio and ndininia- < qtion. J'MiN LA*Ol\ , AUm'r. i t>VJ??. ?U. -4-at. . 7A FE0CLAVATI02T I )/ the Provisional Governor of South Carolina. ' EXUCL'TIV^bnPAltTilBNT S.C. ... | W September 4, 1 St?5. H HF.RF.\S, a scouring con(to| jt| fi-tlietuMi having arisen bet ween ln? iuil and military nutliori'.icn of South Car* diua, ?n<ler the t'rnvis'mudl Government of tu? Sta.tr;, nn<l wliereu*, Major General M'unur#, cumnianding the l)?puUa>oiit ?t i South Oaruljpa, having noughtnn interview | vtih me, aa Provisional Governor, in U?e I | iFeaeoo* of Major Umuo ral Meade, eo:u- } minding lb? Atlantic .States; and wlieryae, , ?I1 mutter* giving the to Ilia neftmlng com- j lift w?rn adjusted and arranged wii^i tne ?risen! ana approval of Major General \\v/ide; L \^;U.efo!braaI,BRMAMlN PRAHIC-.' in r >?Cfi? Or "rttfln A'Kfolml, nf) pfwlllln ftnd i nake known, thai tho? terms of this nr rangeincat ruo aai'oiiu u'?; .':i uat u? oLUa.... 1 ? r ilfidt. M . ...... ~r* ?i-. . anvornei), yt the I'rerpsfc U.tr- | dmls*!. h-rc Vselctijj:. ^adroto try ' ml adjust nu I Unit .11 iHltercsjfs i?hn?i,bw I.card and ArijuditM' , i'd by the v*<WeowH?,roii ieip'al nuti.(>iiji?* md clvi! uiiiuvrs, under und nuco;<tyjtf toih# ?*s of MsuMt CmtoUoa. FVi IV' mviU uiirts shall bo op nwi trader thol'tOViaiH*.1 ?l liOVt.uUM?at, I sU Otvd^nd IDHUIuipm ? lies be allpMsd t<> resettle th. ,r < Hs;.W , ililies nn'a di?e!,nrire litem frtsU vtiiuouL . nU mixtion on Him part f?l -llm luTulIry nulliorttp*. > nut il m fwriUef und?ral?wd I "onoral Otllmor.i wlU iwto a mil, tar y order irid (lo'vernor Perry, will in like toauiivr, ?* no in* proclamation, waking known un> iirrungi'iix-nt', wi'icfi 1* to c^nilnua till cuil mjhoritv i* cuJdyvVy r^it|rrd^4 thw toUMo., ..>! ' rlU it-ii. rec^i Ur#Cl?4." And I do li^rtby c<M) upon oil p-raOn* i nid oid?r Uui* lo alrk-lly oU j aui c*tty. >ut u.e Usuuuf II.i* lirr.ii^cim-nU j Don* in ll.* eltf of CoiufnWar ll?? <Jny and ' year ulo\o ataU-J. ,,<*!? H* A** J ?. V. I'KRRY. Tt/ ord?r of lli* t'rn\i<iOtai Ouva.go.'.' I W. II. I'fcRiiv, I'nvatv fjecrctary. Sept. iiO, *05? I- 31. * 7~..: ^ riiui;jL.nai a J i v4r n r uo v t s i o n alg o v e n n ok. i:x i :c rnvionkpartment, s. c., ' S; I'TVM1?/ 1865. ^mniereas it is rfit.esen't.W e<l litat in ninny portion* oT the State there is grc.it disturbance and apprehension from lawless persons, who are tbiering, marn tiffing and committing nets of violence romole Irom the military gar* risons etatU'Ued at the Court ilouses ; and whereas Urigndier Geooml Amos, commanding the North western portion i>f the .Stale, has suggested the orgai izn tion of a militia police force in each District of Lis command, to act in concert with hia foiccs in preserving order and peace in the comiuuuity ; and w hereas it is supposed tLftt lire otii*r military commenders will Imve no objections to tho iul and assistance on the part of the citizens in suppressing cruue and maintain* ng order; and whereas, also, it appears that iTesidout Jolitsson lias sanctioned tad authorize] tho l'rovisioual Coventor f M'ssitsippi to organize n similar fort-o u iLat Stale, And has torbidden tLe miliary authorities there to interfere with -uch organization. Now therefore, I, I) FN J AM IN F. IM'KiiY, Provisional 0every or of the Stale of South Carolina, do proclaim, or? ler, and tloclaro, that there shall to r.>rmcd and orgard^cd in each Judicial I>1 strict ope or mere militia ctiuipnnua [or hoine policp, to act rndcr and bo Biieitt.irv In tho inilitsrv nnrriton nf sn.di :* J e? - ? I )"?*n;t in preventing crimes nuu j)ralerring the peace of iho L>utrkt. 'J1ja :ompanies wilt of ft Captain and three Lieutenant* nr.d eighty men, scattered ovtr the district so as to be easily itocersib'e from rit! points where any disturbance mac occur. When the companies nro formed, they will report, through their Captains, to tho respectiro IWigadicr-Cenerale commanding in South L'aroiinn, and to the Provost Marshals at the respective Court flou rs, aud from thorn receive tl.o;r ordu n WLeu aiiwsu have l?een made, they wilj turn luam over to the civil authorities or bring them before the Provost Court Marshal for trial in 1 punishment, according to the terms if hgreoment belwton flciicrnia Meadq snd till more and myself as to the respective jurird ctinrs of the civil and military authorities in South Carolina. This polltfe "guard wit! bo voluntary in luor^atiualioi), an J ih CQ.tnjiOi.e4 of'nonrTftiTifraere'et persons c f standing in I character (r the community, who mo wi.iing to reodef their service* promptly when the occasion require*. It is thought that the hare organization of such forcca throughout tho Slate, wiiI have a moit laKitnry ifttluenc? tn preserving peace and order and in preventing crime. The' e%ii doer* will know that there is a power, reaoy et Laud, to arreet them end hnug u*eu) to jualico. it ie to he hffped that all good citizns will eheeifully redJtr this Mr vice. It bhou!d Ie a poet o( lienor, as it is, to guard and to protect the country. T>one nt Columbia, the day and veer iIdve slated. " 1?. V.% PERKy. Hy order of the Provision i-.pfiovernor. W. II. Picmrv, l'rivare Secretary. Sept. V8, '66-4-31. SOti TU CAUOL4N A ? L*nicatltr Dulricl. I > 1 L>. A. WILLIAM*. 1. 'juirc, OrdlMt# 13 rj lot ?*iu Uj?!dvt. .... \Vi(fnKA<, M. K. r'hr.t fns applied lo, irje fir letter* of AflmlnHlrntiun, on all and^ mti{fular lli? pood* and etinll. la, right# and' i-n.'di?ft of W. A. iiual, talc of lha Jhatfiet uforaeaiii, <i<*?e<WM-d. TIIESK are, U)*re|ore, to til* and admonish all nnd lingular, fl??? kindred and t-redftora af the auid deceaaad, to !> * and .ipprrr bcTnre me rt our nc*t Ordinary V 'oortfor 11)8 ?9ld t>'inlrlcf, to lie lio'dt-n at 14ifWVt|tt*!fbiTtrWfae du'ir.o 10;fi day ?? . <>iu n8?f, to fhli'V cr?o?o, if nny, wlif-llio aid Adhiiijittriiffon <hou d rot be granted. I ) Given under toy hand and aeal, i '* lith dgjr of Neptafnber In lh?* ( of our I.ord ona thousand t t> vi iBil onl i? lli? HUH? &?VTV? Ind.-jieD^Juce\r the L'uitcil Sulci of Aaiorlia. I). A.Atn.LIAMS. o.ucv Hr|tl as, I8df?.* [|?riolcr* fee fa. l'roTlwiottal <?ov< riiHuiii. VJ (i'J'ICK ia furroby ffivtn, that front and. jLS i>ftor tiiO aetciUli day, of brptoniMr tt *a?? Hi-*. iKau<)uarti ra ol liio i'rovtatoual tfOMirnOi wdt bo al Coin ml. in, whrra alt voiiiuiuo.vAUuu# ?d?lr*0awd to tniu muai bo, 4irt-otetl. WW. 11. 1'hltKV, , I'muto Mooratary. Crccntiir, hi. Cm Ang. ua, ldti6. 4?St The Amuoifcy Oath, Itlinll fofni< of tho Amtn.ly Oath may bo j. .jebawi? .it (Hit" office, either by the hnndrrvt or by the rin^le blank . hin^lo bUuk lV CCUU, Itj the hundred ?.0