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iCrtuntater lOiiger,*' ? . . ?4 published at laxcastkrc. h. s. ti, DY < OWOKS A ( AltTtR. TnUR*DA7 ikoftNISR, 0(T, 10, 1867. ?AlVacriborf? ftiidlrt* a (X) cross mark on the I margin of their paper limy know that their time i* ahnflt to expire. TKRVS FOR SUBSCRIPTION. tor One year, in adtanre, $3 00 tor fix montha, " , 1 BO For three months, " 1 00 Governor Orr and the Radicals. Governor Okk's Into panegyric of Gen. Hicki.ks* administration in South Carolina has given great comfort to the Radicals, affording them, a? it doea, another ground upon wliioh to bate their denunciation of mo i resident lor removing lien Sicki.rs ftotn the command of llie Carolina*.? They say that the President rested his justification in the ease on the alleged harshness and oppression which had char* acterizad Gan. Sickliw* course, and th*t now, the Governor Of South Carolina conies forward with a. certificate to "the wisdom and success," the "moderation and forbearance" of hie administration. The people of the Second Military Di* trict will look in vain for the reasons which have called forth the Governor's high eni comiums; encomiums which have attract d the plaudits of our bitterest political enemies. They remember that while some of Gen. 8iCki.ks' orders had about them the semblance of justice and humsnitv. others of tbeui were unjust lo our people, and as tyrannical an tho mandates of the veriest autocrat of the sixteenth century, llin famous Order No. 10, which seemn to be an especial pet of the Governor's, carried with it a farther stretch of aulbori< ty than was ventured upon by any of the other District Commanders. It assumed to prescribe laws for tbe civil Government of the State ; a power not granted by tbe reconstruction Acta of Congress, accord iog lo tbe judgment of the highest legal talent io the country. Tbe Governor sa< s that the order was a great blessing to tbe : country, aod the impression is created abroad that it was Approved by the pen pie of tbe State. The people cannot and do not approva the order. It is not such a law aa they would haveenac'ed ibeno selves. In principle it is wrong, and in practice it operates unequally. Persons who never expect to, and do not wish to pay their debta, doubtless approve it un qualifiedijr', but the great body of the peo pie, who, though they may be in favor of a well regulated stay law, do not endorae the arbitrary discriminations contained in order No. 10. We believe that an order, bearing equally upon all diacriptiona and claaaea of cooiracta?such for example aa the law enacted by our Legislature and set aside by the Courts, which tnade no distinctions between ridbte of different dales and gave some consideration ?o the creditor?would h>ve received the sanction of the mass of the people and baen a real public advantage. That good resulted from the order in checking instances of oppression, there can be no doubt; but that the people approve the details of tbe measure ia an assumption not warranted by. tbe facts. Neither can they regard as right Gen. Sickles' assumption of legis lative powers, however tliey may concur id toe expediency or a atsy.lavr. A number of other order* issued by him ware crop more exceptionable than order No. 10. To *ajr thai the people of the Carolina* approved hi* edmioiatration i* to any that they lore tyranny, ioault and degradation. Pratident Johnson i* unfortunate in bia effort* to help the South ; be ia not only circumvented by tbo overweening strength of tbe Radical*, but even tboae whom be would aerve put argument* in the mouth* of hi* enemie* with which to traduce him. The Radical* should feel under Obligation* to Gov. One for the valuable aervica he bat rendered tbem in thia business. Important Order. ~ / 1 I We direct the attention of our readers, and particularly the Comroiaaioner* of; 1 toads and Bridge* to tbe order of Gen. Canhy, publiabed on another column of thia iaaue. Tbe Houston Teltgrnph of tbe 14th uu., says : "VV? met a liraxos planter yesterday, who informed us that lie had finished picking ont hit cotton, ginned, baled it, and had turned stock into toe cotton Held. lie planted eight hundred acre*, and bia entire cr< p amounted to six bale*. The neigh I-ore of our friend bare done no better then himself. The worm telle the story. The latest sensation, says the New York Tribune, is the prodnet'tjn of a leti ter from Governor Orr fcholly and hear. ti!y endorsing General Sickles. He d* clares that Uanerai.Grder No. 10 was, so far as South Carolina is concerned, an absolute necessity. It waa very apparent at the time Order No/10 was issued. that Gov. Orr . with a raw other prominent spirits, pres ent ia Charleston at the time, approved, and probably dicta ted the provisions of the meaaavu. Liberal Donation from Philadelphia.'!, The letter, fti\n<h?d us for pub* ' licntion tif OuKfellow-townMnsii, Dr. J F. OJ Mitt ad, ?jseal<s fir itself. Wc cun. at this lime, Only express our thank* to the fcooti people of PniTadelphia For this noble act of iharitf in behalf of thft sufFcrtnjf females of Lancaster District I'hiladel phia ha* dooe much for the relief of the I ?iifiVrln{r poor, not onl? In this District, hnt throughout the South, nnd in justly entitled to our lasting grat'tude : riitLAnm.rnu, Sept. 24, 1*?7.- ' Dr. J. F. 0. MittjlO :?Dear Sir Umler in, tractions from the Committee, I have in ohn| dience to your request, caused to be forwarded j to von, by Adams' Express, one Case containing 03 vard* good '"alico, and 781 1-4 yards of good Shirting Muslin, which you will, at your t discretion, oblige us by distributing among such of your people as you may think most nee 1 such assir-tanae, observing our rule of making no distinction as to religious, political or social position. We to-day close our labors in our work of chatity, &c. Very trnlv, JOlltf WELSH, Chtn'n. Although I have appealed to Boston and New York, and maoy o<her cities. ' The City of brotherly love" true to her title, is the ofcly one that has responded subs'anti ally in the way of clothing for the destitute females of this District ; and as her dona I tion, although magnificent, will supply onlv | a limited number, I hope that none but the most needy will apply to me at this time for relief. We should fuel grateful to the kind peo pie ef Philadelphia, among the greatest of our benefactors in our atnte of deplorable want, for this Inst precious gift, which wil1 scree to cheer up the hearts and clothe the bodies of many kind mothers nnd their ?of fering little innocents now dreading the damp nnd chilly blasts of the approaching season. J. F. G. MIT'l'AG. [cOMMUNICaiKD.] A Public Meeting Of the toter* of Lancaster Dmtrict will be held nt Lancaster Court House, on Monday the 2 1st day of October, for the purpose of nominating a ticket for the approaching State Constitutional Contention. It is earnestly desired that the entire District he represented on that day VOTERS. Important Order from Gea. Canby In Raferenoe to Roada and Bridges H'oo'us 2l> M Il.l r? uv Dnruii'T I (Jharlkstos, Sept. 26, '07 ^ [Otnernl Orders Ko 95 J Numerous official representations h?* ing beetl made to these headquarters. thai the road*. bridges and causeways, in loth States, are in a tuinou* and unsafe con dilion, and thai the H?ni?ixnc< of the mihtarv Hultior lies is required by the civil officers charged with the reparation thereof to enable ihetn to secure obedience to their lawful requirements in the pretni ses?it is ordered; that the Command* I tug Officers of I'osis have authority to ! enforce the performance of hbor lor the aforenaid purpose, whenever in their judg ment a necessity eiists therefor, reportiag their actioo promptly to these beadquar* ters. Til? following rules will he observed in all cases arising under the preceedihg paragraph : First. Commanding Olficers shall inform | 1 tllAniAAlVM liv ilia rnn??vla a/ lha v.tklia I . w ^ J ?uw i v m WI officers charged with lira reparation of roads and bridge*, and by other mean* subject to their control, of the nature and extent of work required, in order to ren der the important thoroughfare*, cause i ways and bridges, in their post*, conven iently passable and safe to life and pro pertv, and will announce in orders such works as should in their judgment receive aid from the military authorities. Second. Such commanding officer* will obtain from the proper local officers, estii mates of the amount of labor required fur such works, respectively, and an assets ment of the labor required for that pur pose, hut not in excess of that required by | the local laws?setting forth the name of i each person assessed, the work for which | assessed, and the number of days' work , required of such person; also a specifies | lion of the tima when auch persons shall commence work; and upon heing satisfi ad that such estimate aod assessment ia just and equitable, ahall make an order requiring the persons therein named to parforro (be respective amounts of work al (he lima and place therein assessed, aueh estimates ard aaaeaament list* to be open for publie inspection and te be cor reeled from t:me to time, when the aame shall appear to be unequal or unjust. Third. That any person neglecting or refusing to perform the Work required of him, shall be arretted and fried before the Poet Court, and if convioted, shall be *mi tenced to pay a fine of two ($2) for each day's work required of him, and not performed through his fault : and for default of paving such fine, auch person to he sentenced to hard labor oo some public road of thoroughfare, not to exceed two data fc?r every day's work required of bun" by the local laws and not performed. By command of Brevet Major-tJenersI Ed. P.. 8. CakbY. LOUIS V. CAZIARC, A Mo >4a famrv A A A A Wound Advice.?The New York Jour nal of C'ommerre, referring to the opanton eipr?**ed in hi.no, Southern jouroala (bet h long looked for reaction id the public mlid of the North bae commenced, mti 1 that iu truthfolnern depend#'upon the I i ebabnence of the Southern people "from i of ooune of action or uae of language that can tfive ground of suspicion in re? gard to the irenumenea* of their proiea ions or lovaltjr, or that ia capable n( be* uitf perverted or naiaermetrued br reck lea# deine^o^uee for purpoaea of ro-eohief"? Thia ia aound advice, coming from a tree friend. If it ia pnivernallf heeded hv Woathern journalfctu, chef will reflect the true epirh of the people, who are patient and pacific, and wHI haeten the reetora- ' tion ofea era ef feelifttf and the conaequeot roaaiinpiioo of old pwlttical re- , fa|iona. g?LiJ 1L" iUJHMeg?w LOCAL. V ^ Me, of Real Sitati' A number of tract* and parcel* of 'and , *n J Vilinen Luts were sold by the Com ] (l)i?sioner in Kqilitf for thit District oo < Monday Inst, at price* which seem to he { rather looking op. We append * state. J nient of the tracts and prices in the or. der in which the sales were mede: i Estate Minor Cmmton. E*q,?800 seres $2500; 700 'acre# $1700; 100 * ncre?, $190; interest in 280 ncre* (.li?pu* teil)$90; 1 VMinge Lot 31 fee front, ( with Ltw~office $500; vacant Ln', 24 i feet front $210; vacant Lot 14 feet front 1 $28. 4? Estate Ph U. L. Crawford?Reverstonarv interest it. tract of 800 teres as ?rfncd to widow for Tl.??er $250; House and Lot in the Village $2570; L ? $200; truc mf I."' $210; 389 sores I $1300 ; 300 .ores $300 ; 300 tcr-? $210 Estate Daniel T'i.ylkr ? 525 acres $150 ; 277 scree $100 Estate Jno. E Hlaokmow?210 scree, (subject to life Estste of the widow in 79 sere.) $220 Estate Pn W. .1 Raskin ?130 scree (subject to widow's dowel) $160. All flnnh fin n or?r4 esses ? - - cept Miiffi'-ient ca?h to par expenses. Erery Want Supplied. The px'enaive faHl and winter sop. ply Of <lrv goods, groceries, ?fcc., being now received by our merchant*. remind ua of better iUvi end argues that "there's life in tbe old lend vet." Judgt in? from present appearance* there will be no necessity for spending money ewey from home. TIere yon can pet from a ten cent calico to the finest silks, and at price* that will compete with more favor ed localities. R*?arj the advertisement of Messrs Has8RLTi*k <fe Chafr*. in thia paper, and take evervl-odc's word for It, that the merchant who advertise* his atock for the benefit of h'*scustomers, will also he I'beral in all bis dealings. This, we believe, i? a fact generally conceded, j and as a further ev'denee, we would refer roil to the above popnlar firm. i A Truthful Sentitnent. He cannot be an nnhappv man wbo has tbe lose and smile of woman, seated ? around Ids own heartbside at tbe c'ose of. < a winter srsninn resulinrr in lit* 1 ' ports of the happv off-pring that form | the nocial circle. The world me? look ( dark end chcerle** without?trials end ?he I vexatious of a laboring world met press ' Iimhtv eround?l?ut when he contemplates the Imppii ea? of Iter he loves, decker) in the beautiful and rich rnbe?, purehe?ed ( at the fashionable Store of J M. Sadler At Co., aa h?ppv ea liie could with, and the htiahend feeling none the poorer, then doee he apprecie'e tru'v '"women the first beet sift of G.ni to man." Hta rerea and triele ere eclipsed hy the unconquerable charm* of beauty. Let no one render himself and dear ones unhappv while the pleaaent opportunity of caliiag upon our friend Mir lasts. Return Day. Saturday lent was Return Day for 'he Fall Term of die Lew Court for this District. but few cases were entered?cred it of a wisely concluding that it is useless ... 1 -1 i i iii iwcii * ii 13 nuckeis, mi ready neavjiy encumbered, am) uoi much proapecl of an early clearance. There were about siity new cases, including acceptances. The present, prospect ta that verc little business can be done at the aucceding Terms of either tUe Superior or District Court*, for the want nf juries under Geo. Cabby's late jury order. "The Broadway." The almve ia tlte title of a new Mesa, sine pubhnhed bv M.-a*ra. George Rot. ledge it Son*', No. 416 Broome street, N Y City, the firet number of which baa reached u*. Ita corpa of writers embrace some or the moat prominent literary au tbora of the day. Terma $3 per annum, in advance. Choke Him for the Ladlea. A correspondent aska the qiseati- n, "why an old maid ia like a audited Orange." and then baa the aaaurance to an wer hit own question hv vine ; MBo cautn naitber of ihem it worth Kjuttziny." Early Frost Tbera wm frott in thia locality on Tu-m day morning (net. Not rttnugh, * apprehend, to do molo'iwl injury. Thn Tnmpnrancw Society will hold ibnir regular mooting on Friday night neit, at the Mnthoditt Church. Sereral spaeehea will be delivered i/ommisuonor t MiesSee the important ee'ee edrenined io thie paper by th? ('ommimoner in Kquity. TVmtxor on Ni#iptl>im?rurwm baring their Po?i Office io the mm* County in which the Newepoper to which they vt eubeertbere pirblmhed, pwv no pottage. But if the p*p? w pnblixbfd in one County, end their Pool Otfiae in another, tliev wre required to pey the M lowing quarterly poetoge. ' ? .> it Paper* pefcii?t>e<l weekW, ; ? iu' ' " R-m'o >> *t.< f o. - Tn-Weekly, ft! % (Toting on Reconstruction in the Sooth. j The dispatches from tho Louisiana eh MM ion Hftni io indicate that ? inaj<?citT >f the registered electors io the city of New Orleans did not *aie. there being jnlv 12,000 voiee o?t of 28.000 register pd. It is even considered probable that a majority of the reentered elector* throughout the Smio here abstained from voting, but there ore no sufficient returns *9 vet to warrant ft positive conclusion ? 1'he white population of Louisiana it? 357, 500. the colored 850 000. The register ed vote of the State m 44,732 Miiles, end B2.007 Muck*. So U-Hi the New Orleans election does not nece?*arilv indicate the result through the State. Under the Congressional plan of reconstruction the mtnction of ft majority of those registered in every Slate is required to authorize the holding of a convention in that State ?? If the Ireedtuon have not exerc?ed their right <>f voting upon the question in suf ficient numbers to have earned the scheme it falis to the ground, in fsr as Louisiana is concerned. The opinion is espree?ed .t in 1 - _ ?n - t - ii.rin wi i ?? it minHr rniuii in out er Southern S' -tea. Shou'd tf?in bM the Chk the inMitnrv government of the South tnum be protruded until Congreea can adopt tome more practicable plan of re oouatruclion. If there haa been a failure to order a State Convention in Loiitatana, the firm of a aerie* of difBcullie* has occurred to the solution of the problem now Itefore the country. The New York Citizen ennme* rate* theee difbi'tilliea oibMantiall v aa fob Iowa : I. Wilt the Convention be order ed f 2. If ordered, and it aoccaeds in framing the draft of a Slate Conatitiifoii. w|!| it l?e ailop'ed hf llie popular rote t ? If not, then there ia end No 2 of the re conatrnciioo plan. 9 If adopted, ?np pee the KidMHVe should not iranamit l?, hi ia cents wirlun hia power f 4. If rannmitted. Congreaa may decide,for inr reaaon, to r-j-ct or not admit the 8.ate making application. 5 If admitted, will Congrea* admit Seuatore and K*pr**??nta t tree from the ex reliet Statea to *eata in hat IwhIv, a question which il declined two tMr* m?<> to answer in the nffirmn tire. and which Mr. Thaddeuft Steven* haft ?n??trni in the negative. Will no! 'lift failure unii impracticahiti IT of nil atteoiptft to legislate (<>r the Southern S'*'e* outanie th?? co?>wiit Ion snggft*! to Cnngfe** 'h*? *i*dom and jounce of NCting iiitule the confttittrtion. n adhering to which m the onU aecorii * f<?r lIm integrity of our nvftem of govern merit and the pr<M|)friiv nod I>m^pinco of our people. ? fiultimnre Sun. Tiik llnnl'in Pott correspondent *ayft t 'Mr. Campbell, Senator elect from Sooth L^nro ina, L?re, and expicvne* Inn d'?ent | from the view* ciiirefturxi bv Gofernor [>rr m lii? letter to General S'ckle*. Me rontenda that the Legislature of South Uarolin* would ha?? panned n May law Itnd the people d eft I red one. or lind there been the npprelienftioiift of hlood?hed nl which Governor Orr apeak* The espla nation teem* 10 lie that General Sickle* and Governor Orr had arranged to have tliemoftlveaelected United Stat-* Senator*, which Waft auppoaed to he an eaav tiling, aft General Sick'e* roii'd control ihe pun ular vote, while Ooveroor Orr aecured the General'* nomination with hU own. CHUK J Udl IC* I'utIK OH WojiKH'a SurrKAOC. ?In a r-cetil eonversatwm with Lucv Stone, Mr. 0h**? inii : MB? fret> to sat from me that I flunk there will he no end to tlie good that will come by worn in's stiffr ?ge ; on the elected, on elec (ion*, on government, end on women her self. I here said this In pun'ie end pri veto for men ft years | etn gtad that an effort is mskng in K ?n?a? to accomplish it. end I shell r-jnee when the elective franchise shall Tie ?? tree to women as it ia now to me. ! think, too, that this will be at no distant dev.* Thk Juki Orucr.?General Csnbt't recent jurv order is alieedv causing greet inconvvnienca The Abbeville PrtU seys; "On Monday the October term of oar On art sommenree. hut without some modification of General Ceoby's recent jurtr order, there must t>e an embargo upon all buftinerh reqmr<og the interveu tion of a jury ? io oilier word*, upon the principal civil cud criminal ou?ioeaa of ti?e term n Tbia wu to ha ripretn'l, hut there ia no likelihood that tor modification of ihe order nil! lie roade at pr?aent. The order, however, ehould lia?e been an addi> tional incentive to every while ir.an to remitter at oi.ee. ? Char. Mercury. Corroav Paoepacrre.?We learn that be worm ("Mimy worm." old planter* call ii) in committing groat revagea on the cotton m eome poriioua of this county, deatroying not only the leaf, hut in eome instance* holla that onlv require from a weak ro ten daya to perfect ti>em We learn that the aaine ineect ia damaging cotton it Richmond, Moore Chatham, Wake and other eountiaa in the >laie ? if the Tool ?riap** we are now having doee not interrupt their opera bona. manv of our piamera will fall ahnrt to aoine con aldevahleexteoi of their ea?itna<a? of e ahort while aioca ? Wndetboro Aryut. G?k. Ricclks' Cotar or Isgctar ? Oen Grant h?a approved and forwarded to the President Gen. Hick tee' app icmiiow for a court of inquirv. Much rurmeuv <e eipreaaed to learn what the PreaiJant'a action on thia ca?e will lie. Tub Military rule w becoming more rigid and ai*oiing, The n?un?eip?| ?a thorilieaof Viokahurg heve lieen diaplaced, and their til?eea filled hv loval inea. It <a rumored that the Slate Ooverneaesi of M'aaiaaippi ia alao to give place to -nen suOiu the North will heater aptrove. Tnc Southkhn Klkcnoks ?The eleo tiont in Loiiinien*. under the reronMruetion h'lU of CongrMe, took piere on Kri d? v end Set order of lest week, for mem \>rt* of the Steie Convention. n?? electinoe b*ve been ordered in ihM other Southern Htet??, Mplnfi: A'eheme (thr?e d?r?.) OmoW 1?*. 11 end II, Vtr^i'iie. (one ?'?** 22d 5 Onev {te, (three dejraJ October 29iu 30th end let. v Oovaraor Orr. Of the loo many South Cafolmiene who are amoitioo* to inakalh?i?M?rlta? detttta* bttf in itiO ayee of boneei men of their own generation and of all poe'erily. Oov* Orr hue taken a alep which fiyaa h>M tha forerrtwai politico. He gloiies in hie own hatce wed the oppression of hi* people. Tliere ?m no species of humiliation and pelt* tyranny that the inflated satrap. Sickle*, did not report to, to overthrow the rights end crush oat the manly spirit of South Carolinians. H* insulted and de graded them in every manner posaitile, and to th:s end, the military bill* being insufficient for hut diabolical purpose*, he retorted to unblushing usurpation, that cost him his position. The Government wa? shocked by h?a outrage* and danger nut assumptions, yet this man Orr inetead of mingling hie congratulations with thoa* of his people upon the removal of the hearties* tyrant, *b*?ltitele runs sflarhitn a* he disappears, throw* h'rn*elf at b'a feet, thauk* him for bi* outrage* and wrong*, and sheds tear* of "regret" that an end ha* been put to the sufferings of his own people Whers must such men stand in history? How deep and damn ng the eiecration and contempt that must come up to the measure of tbeir deserts I ? Alneon if It graph. Sl'PKHFlct al I NriDsLS.?Sir Isaac Nf* ton set out in life a clamorous ii.filel but, on a nice examination of ihe evid-ncav of Ch?i*tianuy, he found reason to change bin opinion When the celebrated "Dr. 11 alley wee talking infidelity before hiin, Sir Isaac Newton addressed him in these or like word*: "Dr. Halley, i am al waye glad to h?nr you when roil speak k!k>ui amriMiomr or other parte of rnaibo in at ion, because thai ia a nu* ject vou have studied and well uiidernland; but you should not talk of Christianity. for you have not atud **) it I hare; and am certain that vou know nothing about the natter" Thin waa a juat reproof, hd-1 one that would be very suitable to be given to half the infidel* of tha prevent day, for they often npeak of what they have never studied, and what, in fact, bey are entirely ignorant of. Dr. John on. therefore, well ohaerved, "that no honest iuan could be a deist, fur no man could lie so aber a fair exanvnaunn of the proofs rtf <'brlntianitv." The name tJ Hume Uinf mmitionsd te him, "No, sir," said he, "Ugme nwn?<l to a nlergy man in ?ba biihroprkj of Durham, that lie had never read the New Testament wilt attention " New York Pall Fashions ?T'.?e Hrr mid. of Friday, says; Ti>e i(e<>er?l f**>f opening* of the Ne* York end Brooklyn mil'iners took place yesterday. T?ierhre but fe* changes in full fa?h;one tint season. Tim principle that "revolutions never go backward" is carried out in dre? sea. The reign of crinoline is over, end its dominions, like those of the Pope, ere considerably reduced in axe. Bonne's, slier being dri?eo forward on the heed Sv the advancing chignoa until there was danger of tho"8 fearfully and wonderfully made head pi-res falling o?rr the nose, have thrown up a rampart w * harrier against the encroechiBg chignoe. This rampart the mod tales rail a disdain. ? The crown* ? u>?i?*k?i k ',,r mtcrodcjpic affair* of lli? iinninw. Tinfull cloak* will be adorned with trimming or figure# that look like hieroglyph ice, propoauiooa in E<?eli<i ><' Japaneea offi ci*l document!. Altogether. the lull etylea are ?ar V original and atrikantr. and the lad<M will hare plenty of occupation to aelect the moat becoming for them Droi'okt in the Noiiriiwk>t?A wri ter in ilia Nathville Advocate, aaya iliat the recent aim net unprecedented drought tin* well nigh bleated their crop For a?* week* there baa (teen do rein, and, aa a ennrequ-nce, everything in the ahape of vegetation ia ruined The eera of corn are rapidly dning up on the Hock, end, with (he itroat fatoraMe ana ton for the fu tare, there would he no poerinle chance i to reenacuaie them. Nor ia 'hie gloomy proa pact confined to thie pari of Mieeouri. From every aeciloo I gather the moat die ireaamg account*. And what ia worae. the rain* lidmiga coma up from other State*. Illinois, the ({real corn Statu of ttiM Uhkw, ta literally parched with the mlauM beat of the auo. Her imtnenae praire*, capable of yielding Motion* quantities of core, araacorched and baked the intensely hot weather. and will not produce a half crop of corn. So in Ohio, Indiana, lor>a M'nneaota and Kanaaa 1 Sortbem law*. Near Yom, Otrtober 1.?Sheridan'* recaption by tba Uuiou League wee a ahowy affair. Sheridan aanJ S "l have acarcely Unf uaga tocipreea tl>a very ureal, approbation 1 bare for your very warm and hearty welcome I ooly hope tbat I nay hereafter ba able to deaerva the aaota approval in my acta t ooly know that heretofore, and I believe hereafter, I ehall never, by aay act of ntiae, attempt to make rebellion honorable- [Loud Ap pleu.e j Kebellinn la a crone an.l it aball not t>e made honorable. [Otoeere.} Gen lieinen, I (hank you." Sheridan viaited the aiock end jold hoard* thia morning. There wea wild enthu*>aam After the etcifeineut eubaid wl, Sheridan thanked them kmdlv, w?<an the member* wag "Old John liiown," much to the Oeneral'a aetiafacUoa. ITsiok Lioim. ? Ti.e (tr*.?IIU IT?!-?? i LtntfUft h?? nominal*) ibr** ?Hl? nwi tnii 0"? ii>r th? Suit Uo?'Mit(Hi. Tli* Mvu*lui*etr ?mf?i "AmhIiiic u> lit* principal arucl* of lb* l*acu?, a* ?? un<l?*r?iand H, *t| (l>* mambora ar? *?oro o ?<?t* for aft tft* ootoien**, rhon tha J act ion fomn on, or not tot* at oil.** SlDDBN Dbath i* Cburcii. ?Oo S*b 1 both #r*r.iriK, i*ni?i lb* flloa* of *#r*te*a I at Thankful Church, a color*) woman nam**) i *dr Oo'pHin, white ahootmg for jo*. drnpp*d rlaad in lb* a?1Q*ry.? Awjutta Republic**. Thumb i* a vrll^T ??ui oil*, with "?? nicfpat aornmutanl, f-irlh**) of rooaoay l**?a, amMf th*"moont*)o* of BrBtll ? Tb*y co* b* rmiimg *pon ib* *til*manify a*4 fcfTfc j# died** d by lbo aaoap* of ona of ibotr ?*ptir*?. 'L . ..... TELEGlAPan, Fastral of Ota. Stirling Priot. 8t Lot'It, Heptetnher 80.?-The funeral ot Gen. Stirling Price, to day, was one of the largest ever seen here. The ceremo nine look piece in the First Church, iJr Hoyle, where the remains ley in stele ell the morning, end were visited by ? very Itrgt number of eWtei.ir"" *" " Southern law*. ; Savannah, 0an Seplemtar SO ?One Dmdl?<, a raniaiio, from lioeion, * ho has several tune* been arres-ed by both eitil and military authorities, for swindling hegrnes and exciting disturbances. Itnd a gathering her* to-d*y of noma thousand negroes, montlv from iha country. '?? the c??ur*n ofhia harangue against white men and in favor of the distribution of ttw land,route Conservative negroes interrupt ed him, #hen a melee occurred. A lerga force of police charged through the crowd, unit the rmlitarv coming to their *id, to gather soon cleared the square. Muske'e brought id by a large hand of country negroes were taken hy tbe police and turned over to the military. A large proportion of the colored population disapprove of Rradlev's course, end threaten to eaeaarinate biin A nit nit coram It Imtw^en tun eitv gov ermnent and the roilitrv afford* great arthfarlton to all ctae*e?, except the igno rant adherent* of Bradley. LATER. Savannam, Septeinlier 30 ?The dty i? all qo'et Disturbance threatened litis evening l>et ween country and Conservative citT negroes rjuie'ed. General Anderson, Chief or Police, ha* given order* to arreat every disorderly per?on, regard'*** of color or position. The military remain under arm*, but thev will probably not la* needed Large number arretted. LATEST. Washington Octolmr 3 ?The intims tiona that'h* Executive Deoariment i* in t*re*'ing Iteelf about I> ivla* trial are en rifely ground'#**. Since Mr l>avi* was deliverer) to the judicial *i>lh>riri*?, in Mav, the Federal Executive baa taken no uriittn in lii* chaa Hnn J imM T.v on a Virginia, r?-centl* here from visiting hi* chant. represent* Mr. Davit at readv and anxioiw for hit trial The defence wid contend that the recogniied constitutional 'l?cirini!, North and South, previous to the war. taught thai the fir?? allegiance whs due to a State?it having immediate ritotrol of the etttxen'a life an ! pmperir ; end onfdthfulnee* to it involved immediate Iota of both. Richmond. October 4.?Uv (im S?ho field'* order, prescribing the mode of ele<"i lion, the eitil police >re to k-ep order at he poll* end It* reeponaib'e for disorder. The re>fi*i*ting officer*, during the e'en tion, ere tn have tha power of military rommieeioner*. The officer* of the United H<a'e* 0-r? ruit Court are arranging th? preliminaries for the trial of Mr. Dtvi* NovumlMr 1st. The Market*. CharlksT**, Oct. 4?The btdk <>f the transection* of the d*v were on the heeie tif Ife. for l.ow Middling, *nd 17J and 18 for Middling Upland. ntw vork. tJctober 3.?Cotton hf**jr nil declined half c?oL Sal** 1400 balea at iO* ?J J Tht JurUdiotion of ProTott Court*. The following order baa been i*?ued hy Genera' Canbf : IIdq*ra, 2d Military Dialriet. ) Char'eetnn. 8. C , Sept 30,1637. f [Circular J-l'.odinu the eatabliabment of rulra for tbe rorrrnm?ni of military tritiunala ia thin Diatnci, I'rovoat Court* ,i will but axerctae jurisdiction in any cmo ben the quealion involve* tbe title of Und ; unr in any ctvil eanae wben tbe debt ?u.-d for or tbe damage claimed at <**# !* three hundred (300) dollar*, la ail caeee where tbe amount claimed either *? debt or dauiagea exceed* twenty five (25) dollar*, the defendant ahall be *ati tied to ten (10) data' notice, and if it ex eeeda one hundred (100) doHnra, he ahall l>* entitled to fifteen (16) day*'notice; hut thia right may be waived by lb* de fendant. and tb# trial of tbe cauae ?et for an e*r.ier day upoo hia written conaent thereto, which convent moat appear on the I record of the court. By command of Brevet Maj?w Get ?raI Eo K 8. Casbt. LOUH V 0A74AKC. i Aide de C nap. A. A. A Geo. Nomination. Mimu. Rmroa* :?PUae* anneuuce Mr. ALUHKD andrkwh mm * candidate (or * *eal in the approaching State Convention and eh* llga Makt Votaa*. | ~ nAesie^. Martiad, On Tburaday morniug, Ird Inat., J h? R... j W n.Llu u. n u i i U 11 m M. t Ctomrr, daughter of I RUtorC H. CrvrWm, illoflkit DuUkW 1 RON TI ES Af REDUCED PRICES! JUST RRCKIVKO A Freah Supple of Beard's Patent Blot Tie, L A N l> I Beard't Patent Improved Buckie Tie. WHICH A'ltJ. BB Hi M.I) at OR? AT* I.Y KKDUCKO PKICk* end ?a , liberal Teem*. DtiUr* o applied at a b *?? diacoanl QUO W. WILLIAMS A Co, Factor#, CfcarlMtoa. 9. a ' Oeiobat 10, 1907. 5>. mifStTlSiXZl ? rvtJS bead or ba?Mlaa? hot. alan a raeaipa for ItM i removal of Ptmpiae, BMchea, Koip' >o<m? me . an Um 4in, leaving U?a ?mh? mK, eiear % ? 1 ! beautiful. can be obtained Without ekerge h? \rnm.w, &ixr*k*.a++*? Sept. It, li#7. eft Jraalway, K. T.