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[For the Lancaster Ledger.] Mr Kditor : Tli? Proas is like a holy ordinance. In the proper observance of which, good will result therefrom, but in the atuse thereof, evil. When the congregation was suppress* ed into silence by removal of their Pastor without their knowledge and conseut, and when every avenue leading to the high ci'ourt of justice was cfosed against them, the Press then spoke for the accomplishment of good in giving a true and con* cite statement of the difficulties of Shiloh and the disposition thereof by the eccle* siastt'cal Judicatory. .Unliable information will, warrant the following: The Congregation will be declarer, vacant by official authority at j aome future time, when the congregation, expects to he notified of the cause for th e vacancy. ''Officers not disqualified by misdemeanors in their stations, ought ordinarily to retain their offices for life."? "Presbyteries are to use special diligence for removing those uneasinesses and complaints against Ministers, which arise from causes that will not warrant a process." Agencies and outside hsrfuer.esa were ingeniously employed to darken council? the fruits of a party nine months beyond the discipline of the Church. It would be arrnirativo In now lliot tli" h -* ' " *" *"'* %,,v vv,u mittee did not act with an eye single to God's glory and the best interests of the Church, with the light of information before them as Ministers of reconciliation. But there was other light of information, which had the -Congregation beer, sumrrioned to appear before them by their Commissioners, would have been revealed, and thereby enabled the Committee in making out their report to Presbytery to arrive at a different conclusion. This, if not a legitimate, is a reasonable conclusion from proceedings of the Fall and Soring Presbvterv. By an act of the former, the Pastor is ordered to vacate his Pastoral charge. By an act of the latter, he is permitted to return at his own discretion in compliance with a Pe. tition from the Congregation. By extraordinary proceedings a Society has lately sprung into existence by regu lntions of their own formstion, styling themselves the "Congregation of Slillob," ciniuiiug iu no emitted to the house, land and appurtenances, rights and prM'eges of and belonging to the Congregation. But however anxious they are to aspire to that exalted distinction, this Associa> tion cannot become a separate Congregation before the vacancy in the Congrega1 j tion has Actually taken place, and before , they are duly organized and legally in> | Vested with all the rights and powers of an independent Congregation. Although, unacquainted with the writer, you should take little pleasure in the discourse of a stranger, yet justice requires of you a patient hearing from the Author TRUTH, speakfbg iu the majesty bf its power and vindicating its own inalienable rights. Yours truly, WINNSBOROUGH. [For the Ijtncaster Ledger.] A 4 - . ' * * i\i a meeting 01 ine members or tbe ' Bar And Officers of the Court, held at Lancaster Cou't House on the I7'.h day of May, 1869, Col. John i). Wylie wan called to the Chair and John C. WTtb'erapoon requested to act as Secretary. The following preamble and resolutions were unanimously adopted : WtiBRcAd, His Honor, W M.Tliomas, on the Cih day of May, 1869, addressed a fetter to the Clerk of tbe Court of Lan cosier County, intimating that he would hold no Court at all, for Lancaster Coun tV, at the June Term of 1869, and direct fng the Clerk to give notice accordingly, which notice the Clerk has already given through tbe La header lAdijtr. And Whereaa, Ilia Honor, on the 13th day of May, 1869, wrote again to the ^aid Clerk, saying in effect, that on re1 (lection he would ho!<,l the held Court at Junp Term, if desired by the members of the It*r ol Lancaster, and requesting the said Clerk to take the opinion and wishes of the Bar and inform him thereof; and. whereas, we ere informed that tbe Clerk df tbe Court has miadkken the seotimaot an<l wishes of the majority of the Bar, and baa written to Judge Thomaa inform ing him that a majority of tbe Durdesir ed Hie Honor fonold the Court; and, Whereen, the holding of the said Coor, at tbe June Term, would seriously impede and interrupt the agricultural operation y>foOrppdpie; (which should, by all means, be aroided,^ There'foret>u It Jitsolred, That we, the members of the Iter and officers of the Court of Lancaster County, are of opinion that it it not deai re Me to our people that Judge Thomas abob'd change his resolution of not hold ing any Court at all at the June Term of 1809. That the Secretary 6'f thi* meeting for. ward a copy df, their preamble and reso? f hitions to ftia Honor, Judge Thomas, and mniiMl nil imtMuiiali on.? !?? ? ~-,r? That for the purpose of plaejaf the re poaftibtlite of the trouble, inconvenience and lose to our people, which would re eftUTrowi the hd'ding of the Court, where it pr&perfy 'helong*. the proceeding of thia meeting be p tab I felted Jo (he Laucae ter I*d<t'r. JOHN D. WYLIB, ,IOHN BROWN. It. J. WITHF.RSPOON, J. C. WlfHERSrOON. GEO Mc.C. WITllERSPOON, Member* of the Bar. flying color*? Bluahdb of mhiden*. TiiTi THE LEDGER. TRtjkjDAY MORNISd, May 20, I860. ?:r"-" Subeeribera floding a (X) crosa io*rk on the margin of their paper may know that ttie\r time ia about to expire. A Big Wat in Proapoct?TAd Triple Alliance. A London dispatch to tlie New York, Tribune says that initiatory steps hare been taken for an alliance, uot'u ofTens'ivo and defensive, between England, France and Spain', against tbe United Slatoe ; this measure being taken in view of tbe rejection of the Alabama treaty, tbe tone of Sumner's speech, the filibustering ten dencies ofVlrant's administration, and the reported connivance of the United States authorities with the expeditions against Cuba. This dispatch, says the Charleston News, is entitled to consideration, because it is sent to a journal which has never made a practleo of cooking up highly, spiced foreign news for the sake of an ephemeral notoriety. The foreign cor rcspondence of the, TVibune it both able and trustworthy, and il may be taken for granted that it it believed io tfce Ledi don office of that paper thai the tew triple alliance it in process of formation. But there is a broader and more em phktio reason wby such an alfiance may j be looked for. If there te any virtue io senatorial speaking, in newspaper writing, and io the popular sentiment which is moulded by the prtsa, England will, sooner or later, be forced into a war with I the United State*. Tliia must be as "plain at the Court of St. Jamea as it is uncfer the shadow of the diiskv Goddess of Liberty who broods over the Federal capital. And it is equally evident that it is the desire of the United States to make war oo England atbue. fisucs bar, In every instance, escaped the opprobrium which has been heaped upon perfidious Albion." ller Majesty's Government recognized the Southern Confederacy as a belligerent nnaar 1 ? , ... ..njiuicvu piu|)ua?u to recognize the independence of the Con federate States. Earl Ilussejl?a weak acd irrtsoli'te politician? allowed the golden opportunity to p-\sa, and France ' was not strong enough tp act alone.? Vet there Are sweet word* and honied phrases for the Tuilerlea, while Sumner's declamation and Chendler'e abuse are all that is vouchsafed Great Britain. It i?, then, nianiferlly to the internet of the English Government to form an alii* nnce which will make her ro strong that a war with her would he hopeless and ruinous. There is enotigh conceit in the universal Van kee nation to goad uu ihs \ Sphinx like Grant to a war at any price. But with France hi her luck, England has nothing to fear, and Spain, which is ?i j i - ? * buaniaii huh intrauoosiea ai e?ery iuro by the Oraot administration, would find 10 a coalition with England and France full security for Caba^ And au armor of proof to defend her from the ill concealed enmity <f the United States. Glancing over the held, then, it is safe to say that a triple alliance^ ouch a? that spoken of in the Tribune dispatch, would be, for Eog land and Spain, a master stroke of policy, while it would not in any way interfere with the purposes of Franc*. This being the case, it it fair to aieume that thete is some foundation for the startling rumor which in New York ie ''generally die believed." In the fotoanwhile, every Boutbfroer should watch the political horizon with a CHID and steady eye. We know not what might be the final reeult of war betVie'i the Government of the (Jailed Slates ai>d the three powers; tut ilia the "part of wfedom to keep our bouse io order and be ready to meet every issue that may Mite. Our people ndw should be chary of contracting debts and df in* creating their oatetnadiog engagement*. Tbe Or?t serious talk of a war would drive gold out of eight, and io tbe course of tbe war tbe history of the Coo federate cur rency would be repbauA. We neuet live quielbr, and, as far at postlMe, wTttfn ourselves. Especial stteotioa should coot tinue to l>e given to raising breadstuff's. Mo opportunity should be neglected of increasing'our manufacturing capacity.? Our aim should be to make tbe Bouth aa far as poeaible independent, ao that if the war cloud doee buret over tbie country,' we may be in a poaitfoh to ride out the aiorra with but little loee, and be able U> take every proper irlraritage of the cbao cea and contingenciee of the future. Thk Sooth Caroliha Loam aidt Tacbt Compamt.?Vhia Compaoy, wboee adten tieement appeara regu'arly in the column* of the Ijtdgrr, has'dtieoed a depigment for the deposit of Seringa, allowlog 0 per eefft. internet trader the rutea of the late Charleston Seringa Inatitution, which bare beea adopted by tbia Company. jfcr Meaera. Walker, Eraba h Cogr? well, aa will be <eeo by reference to our adrertieing columns, bltt shortly commence the pubbeetion of aa Agriealteral khg'axiiie, author feed and endowed m the organ of tbe Agricultural and Me&abfcal Society of South GatwfVnU.? Peraoue wishing the flrat iaeue Mtt to their ed drees, gratis, will pi esse leer# theirtrMmee with as during this week. r ImperUdt CAeb?Judge Bryan Y melding .. Tbe Attention of ttft .United Statin Court, sitting at Charleston, has been occupied for several d*ys by ft case srbick has excited some interest', and iu ebicli a verdict was readied yesterday. The ' history of tbe esse, m given by the Nerot, is briefly as follows : -v In August, Isflfl, C. F. administrator of the estate oT^Jlbnei Frank Hsmpton, deceased, negotiated with Qeorge A. rrsnholra for tbe sale to him of Unds, nefero slaves andpersboaAv. being '(certain reservation* of pecKraaity excepted) the entire estate which bad be longed to Colonel Frank Hampton in bia lifetime, and wbicb had been allotted to him in tiro partition of tbe estate of bip father (Colonel Wade Hampton, tbe'elder ) j The property lay on Dili's Creek, in Rich } land District, some five miles be'o* Ooi i I it robin, ah'3 ft claimed hy tne plaintiff to I have been estimated at $200,000 in gold I in 1800, Mr.. Tr anhulns bought I bia i properly for $300,00(J, of which $l60,006 waa to be secured by bjs bonds, guar amend l>v John Fraser A; Co, payable "in good and lawful money" at th? le'rrai nation of the war, with interest at Ave per cent, during tbe waV, and seven |>sr cent, after the termination of the ^j^thec t aoina . and 150.000 wawijy^HLd in cash (Confederaie treasury The administrator rvot being abfb to make title, application was made to the Court of Equity of Ricblar.d District to e .Lv . . t --i- ? ? yuuiu m iUO U'lJiriia Ul ??'?, WLMOU WM ( done, ntld llie eonorurwioner ordered lo make titles, snd Mr. Trennolm to^ivehis bond ?nd to pay the cash, as stated in . ibe contract set forth in the proceedings. Tbe cash Agreed upon, via: 9160,000 of Confederate currency, was paid, sod the bonds of Mr. Treuholm, guaranteed by John Fraser Co., delivered in d^eeo'llon of ihe agreement, and in obedient to the orders of the Court of Exility. Air. Tren Ito'm went into possession of the property,, which was held bv him until thq cloae of the war. Tbese bonds held by the ad-' mfhistrator as the iuVaaUptnt Of the funds' of the children of Frank Hampton became due At tbe termination of the war, which date wav assumed by tbs^ jJefet^tni and not disputed hy tbe plaintiff, t'Jft the 2d of April, 1800, the date of President Johnson's proclamation of peace. Two instalments of interest were paij by the defendant in the present curreecy since the war, one in 1865 and the other is 1800. In 1808 payment of the bonds ( bein? disputed, thev were pot io suit in the United States Circuit Court, (the plaintiff being at that time a resident of , the State of Mississippi) The defence set up was: That by tbe proclamation of Lincoln, of 1st January, 1803, tlare* in South Carolina lod been declared free, and tlaverr, after that date, wa? unlawful and contrary to the policy of the. United State* Government, and, therefore, *o much of the consideration of lite *ale a* represented the negroes, seat W'egal, and, to the extent of the Valuation pot upon the slaves, that the a*le ?n without codsideralion.* Tl^ M?S having We ?nwainuj (o. trial irt, the United States CTRt os{ the* 5th of Mar, wax taken up on \rttdnesday last. T'?e testimony being closed, the argnment a* optnhd for the plaintiff on Friday be Mr W. it. Bachman, of Co lumbia, followed, ant?l adjournment, l?y Hon. A. O. Magratli for the defeodanta. Governor Magrath resumed hie argument on Monday, and was followed by Mr. Memminger on the same side, until the hour of adjournment. On Tieeffej-,' T. G. Barber, Esq., replied Tot the plaintiff, and at 12 o'clock, yesterday hie Honor Judge Bryan, charged the jury. 11 is ruling was to the effect, that the praclft I ?r r l. i_ -1 -? i J ? ? I uKMoii uoicoin iDoiMnca imTirv in South Carolina, on tbe let of January, 180.1; that dm holding of *l*pe* is thia State, after that day wa* agaiaat tha pro clamation, and the polity of tha Doited State* Governmentthat the proclama lion wan a lair, wWh a!f.rta^tht> lit!*of tha properly; that the cbilflf of Wank UamptOn had do property i^^a nagroea in September, 1888, and thai tha Com roiaaioner in Eoqiiy, under th* decree of the court, could not and did aot convey \ anything (an far fft tha negro* Were ron< earned) to the defendant, ?Mfl that the value of tlie eegt* *Ut*? pnrthated by and delivered to him at that date wet to { be thrown ont of the transaction, end (ha amount datarmined by tbe jury tobe thtiY1 1 value wm to be ded acted frotn tbe tote! amount of tha porebaae. Tbe Jatys after mi ibveene of tora* length, broegbt in e verdiet for (he plain tiffin the torn of Notice wee girao by tbh eounaal for the dafeadant of nsotieta Tch I Ytob TViaK A Washington lattar IrdM tUltiaibri A 1, -,i r ^ t m ? ? ? " A I baVa Iraatwortby a?d brtalHfaal utbaritf fof urinl that lh% Cabioat of Pratifottt 'uracil w not a bait upoh aay SuWtion of atataamaoabip or adroiiiiatra on, aod tbat a thorough r?9tgantxalioft (Bay b? axpaetod abortfy* Tbc Naw York Tim** aaya, **tt ia aa exoallaot aitfn that a6 naaby Hapubtieao papara ara diaplaying aoeh graat fraadoro i io critiriaing tba admioialratioo of Praai dabt 'Grant. It ia pitiatla ta itealf, aa aM a? dobrraatira of tba indayftadaaea of tba pr?M, bbfoa All tba jouraaiiata ofoitbar party 'cooaider it tbair duty to uphold all tba acta of all tba 'rapraafatatiraa' of tbaA party." M ra. r?Ttoo. I di?|lM4r of Mr. Aoatia Browe, forte erljr of Baro weJL aaeideoUlly drank poieon a few daye wo, end died from the effects. She e#(7 one of her children to e medicine cheet with ioetruc tione to get e eerteln medicine. The child medc a mistake, the mother drunk the poieon thinking It the simple remedy for which the hed sent, end the fetel con 1 teqeence ehoee Meted enined. tke child unfortunately imbibed aonveef the deadly poieon and ie bow at ikep^lt of death. The Spertenbnrg Oat/0$ ie Are Ok'Crre of a paper JtfU iMaad e* Itpcrteebarg CX H, R 0. a i + . % ev 'v ? . * ~"Ti? rr-/"r-in i iri i niy r BY TELEOHflPH. A jAfg War in Troop??t. ? " : ~ \ lomsv; nr*y if. tnitillpr^stqpe bAve be en takVn lor ? allmtec, boib otJanaire ab<i .defensive, b? t ween England, France and Spain agaioat the united State*. TLia measure, it ia understood, ia taken hi view of the rejec? lion 01 it)6 Alabama treaty, (Tie lone of Sumner's speech, the alleged filibustering tendenciss of Grant's adniiatstr&tion, end the reported ooanirsncs 01 the UpiteJ States authorities with expedition* against; Cuba. . j {SECOND DISPATCH.} Nkw York, M*j 12. The above dispatch was * special to, the New York Tribune. Ita promuiga tion here created intense excitement, but tbe course ot bonds in London to?day and other eircumtUncse lead to its gen? sral diibeluL Killing of a Radical Senator. Atlanta, May 11. Yesterday Joseph Atkins, sltsfUtL*. member of the Georgia Senate, was re turning to hi* home ie Warren county, { wdsd wiiD<n rnree m"es of "6ib rftldeece j and eight miles ftom Dearing, on Cbe line I of llie Georgia K?ilrosd, Alkine wee met by a white man, who drew A pistol and shot him dead. The negro driver escaped and carried the infortnafloh (o Atkica' family. Lath. The Augusta papers state that the recent shooting of (be TtadicAl Atkins was caused by his making dishonorable pro poeala to the sister of a one-legged otao named Adams. * - - Dying, Egypt, Dying. Atvskta, May 10 John Henry Troy, Secretary of the Workwomen's Aaaociation, and late auh 1 clerk in the Stale Kaecuitve Departments about 96 yeara old, from New York* shot iiin negro mistress and shot himself twice, because she wanted to leave hrtn. He ntoUimar) al.A? ? ? ^ ? * * ?c irui cvmc HDO IctM ma?I'm dying." Strong hopaa are estsrtained of the racoratj of ibe *o? man. Co%i$!etloa of the faclflo Bnilroed Washington, May 10. Tho laal nf-ike on tha Pacific Railroad wa? drikan at half put two o'clock to day, Washington titaa. ' The Ortpt ia Georgia. Auuukta, May 14. The cold waathnr last ?ni injur ad tba crop* in ihia ection. Tha cotton plant i? dying out in lha aendy land* ? It in feared that tha stands will be destroy 4 *?d, tha props h*?? to W? raolantad. which will make tba aoaaon rata. By Last NighV* Mail. ' - 11 W*8uii?aT<Mf, May 16.?Tbere ?il i full Cabinet meeting to day. Th? pro clanlatloti f<?t the Virginia *ta?t1ona, to take place July fllh, will be iasued to morrow. Separate votea will be taken on tbe teat oatb end dielrahchiaiug elaueea. i'aat master-Genera I CreeaweM baa reorganised tbe apeciai mail eertice. Tbe country ia divided into ail dlviaiooa, of which the third compriaea Virginia, the Carolioaa, Oeotgla, Florida, Alabama, LmiiaKae and Mfeaiaaippi. Superintendent C. J. French. Tbe auperieteedeeto are reanoneibln for the poatal affaire of tbe whole of their diriaion*. tl baa been determined te aend Sick lea aa Minuter to 8plio. Biohmosd, VaH May 16 ? Cotuidara bla iuteteat waa excited to day by alata inent that the Colled Stetee Grand Jury bad found itidictmenta again at Several office boldeibr let Darker* iaa tabba* aba teat oaib atafr bating aided tb?4ebaH?oo 1b? ttaargatowa Tim?, of tba lfttb fceueaye; . w ., We cootioua to kuMHUOtib!* wmUi?t, frfth cool ihowar*. Tba Abba villa Preu, of tbe 14ib inet., *ay? : **t)\iring tbe past ?Mk we hare bod heavy rain and mhm boil. Mom* of oar piaotiA bare ptoaghed op llicr oottoa aod planted 10 ?ore. Tba Unloa Timt$ of tba I4tb ioM.t aya? MWa baa* ftoai all Mde? g-ooaaj acaoaaU of the cottoa. It hu b?aa eoo eidarably damaged by Uia froeu aad eoo! tabu. The t*?riM?tlie Iterate, of'Friday eaya! "Tba trope are vary backward abd tba et?a?t invariably aomc4aload of aa bad. Oat* aad *baaU look be*liby and promtaiog. Tba Wianeboro' jlfavs, of tba 1Mb ioetant, aaye: "From avary portion of mir fkulniit ? ? t??. .U? ' J w-. #rv. ww iimv vi lag miuui UITU1 aga don* to th* crop*, aap*datly ooltoo, by tb? III* k?M)f hail lorm, and the cold *i*d Lb*A b?* folio*** lb MMatamrpt.?Cotton proapaeta gloomy. Tb* raioa b*r* b**a onparalailad. Alarvma*?ft I* * general complaint that notion k dying out aa tot aa it oooam up. Many of our plaotara ha?* buodrada ef acre* under witw. North Caroura ?Mournful aceounta from all part* of thn 8t*la ** V* ?b* f r**| damage done to tU eftt too crop by tb* , lot* no Id nraatbar. L<rt?n*Aiu ?-from urbat ire hear X/f planter*, lb* cropa of eoro nod ooMo* ba?*ae?*rnly auflkrad from tb* rank*tied raioa* Tb* ntaada of m?? aod oottoa are but poor, and th* rata* bar* ttaaaed tb* gr**a to apring up tery faat. -* t*ursuuiuerr ' Cbarlnafda. May ll-Nto-fllnga tf% N?*r Vnrfc, May II ?dMMdAaft Lirerpool, May lb.?Optoaba lt|4. ? ? g* dwrrrr * ' #* ir*m ?* ^ J r ^PF"" j? frhe Crop*. R^oVtiworti the country ui ebry i)fhie fi^.'e cotton cr ? ?* en i ?^li 4?r famJm would replant t>?l for 4b'e , Narcily otajpecj. We make % fepextrecl* . ^e arigfca it to OtftyAetijjjpt^ v the Mlt6! The croj5? in Marlboro D'etrict ere bkdlv ifihiriut (rn'ltt brant lioili mil rain - # ? ?? - " and many farmer* will Have to replaut tl??ir cotton and corn. Tlia ^ennettsville journal reports tliat in the northern portion of the diatrict ee* eral plitntera will have to replant their frcata and the atbrm. ?' > llenneltaville the ato'tm waa comparatively fight, h it we are informed that in aorne parla of the UlatVA large'qoauiittea of h?H had faMeh, and there waa a Y?erftkk barricade. Gkkekwoo^, May 1*0, lfe(J9.?'rtte weXtb'er Vdhitnure eery cold, and we fire now alfee'ping under blanket*, the ae'iVe at, In December The cotton is dying out, and the aland '? had. In the upper die tricta the froet haa awept it, and aeed ia Mm. MttJWAr, May If, 1809 ? Yoara re ccived, an'd I hast ah. to ahaweHr. \>>tlo? tie^^een aeriouaJy injured by recent cola, | ana, owing to m? scarcity or ?eed 10 mtor parts of <l*i? county, a bad atsnd i W'cn t't sftt aCrea i'1 cao ottty count, at present, on aftieen. 1 The planted* in the upper, counties gen nf'al'y, but 'ia'WðllV to t<enrena and Union, complain heavily rtf thH MWtr of tbe lata Iroata. In uanrene, where the cot too ?m ap fairly, ii was thought that section* of rooat fields would bate to be re'pla&te'd. Tha killing of cotton depend* upon land* so nicely adjusted that a ample row often separate* the living from the dead aolton for hundred* of yard* to gather; but these lines, depending upon moiature or elevation, do not often coin cide with tbe row*. Tbe hail dotted the State ill I over?in Anderton, io Fairfield and b? Richland below Columfna? teaming to have had at laasl three centres, or a Very ?igS*g couraa. This waa on Wednesday, the # h. Washington HeWt. The PfGs'dent aed several heads or de psrtmenis have giren conditional promises (hat thsy will atieod the Poston Peace Jubilee. * * * i Wen. Cullen Pryawt goes as Minister to franca?is mm Minister Waebburoe take* the broad biota that bare baea giren huo to resign. 4 The coin balance to (lie traasury is ooe hundred end seven millions, including meaty thousand gold certificates It is no* stated (hat Houtwell says the purchase of l>oads was merely intended to sure interest. Thfcv wi'l not btt ean celled but held for contingencies. Ha is not prepared to set on tba sinking fund question. Mr. W. W floree, on# of the South Caro'ina Confederate members of Con J rest, net to dty admitted to practice in . siUs CspUet's Court here eitbooV tab-' ingrths test oath It saatns determined that tha ditfraa cbilitm clatlea of the Vnuiri? iVvm.iit.. lioo alona abaU be auh-nilied to a aepa rata VM*. Shrewd Virginians predict that under tbia plan the constitution wiil 1* defeated be an ImmniM majority, ta ibn teat oatb and twenty or&ae'i?lion clauses Mw regftrded at equally odious rtpetMalty tbe County otgeniftation e'Aoae. which, il ia claimed, iorolsea a ruinous sipenee lo the people. It ia considered certain ibat tbe eUotlmr' wilt occur on tbe firat Wednesday in Ju'y. A man once weette an eccentric Ian* j*tt lo be qualified for ?ome petty office. The- barer said to him, "Hold up yoltr band. I'll swear y<>o, but all Creation couldn't qualify you." Tba Pee ilea tie* y of South Caroline, eoetaioa twenty ibre* frhftee.. end two beedxed and ihirtfifive colored coo?icta. * left Darin wrfcee that he barnaeorered bin ban Ilk, end in warning borne to nam hi. tiring. ... 1 * i | NEW ADVERTISER ENTsT NOTICE. TO WHOil IT IMY OONCBRN. IN OBEDIENCE TO FURTHER OrX d?n from VVa. M. Tmoma*. i?dgc of (X* tlih Juitlr till CTIrtilH, ia hrtaby that tha JU?K TEKM nf th? Coatt i of G (LAC. I'., for lwn?t?f Coaity, will coav?B* at iLu uvular lima, aa IU?d by UAr. Jitronalul all parti** in lariated will tafca I 0?it will eon*?a? aa tha tat Monday ia Jane, natt. T. H. CLYBURN, Clark. Ianeaatar C. H, Hay IS, 1M6. St. New Tin Shop IN CHESTER. JM. AU A MB. lata of Roak Hill. 80. ' # oa.. n-au?i'ttum > !>/?? i>i. ) . , ?'"WW f CkMtor, York and liiMMtot, tint In ku rMMv?d Crmn Rock DMI to Ckwktfc wkaro In inUoda c*frj|ii^o? tin TIKINflBVllMHH IN ALl> ITS BRANCHES. I R??k m iRr* wian-riTaatori*r ***?<! wk?t*> , wioing md nMUia# ?r aft ki?b of Tin i Ware, Uattniog. Hto?# Pip*, *n. CT^LD TIN VVAKR npalratatatttrt tjotieo H*j J?, lM? --JK Jut Arrived J k H tMMn U ow Atok ?f DRY WAM!?arj] brbafotkiit KatoaM^opt* Warn, (><*% ' *n. Km. Bwi' k't'Uf and 1 !?*>*, fcwl, Mackaral, i'owdor im nUt, |?*d, Pifpth flpletf M* CtfcgW, ItoR, ftotaaa*, Halt Wm arm tamaMmff auantMag mm ovary tt* It; 19*. tt. *+* * I V . 1 ^ N f. in- n rTr-grng~Tr" _ i --, t-i In tM%.Cfn)ntv, nfi MondAr morAiniy. I"7tfc tint in l, ma9ik% KVrkAA6, iAt'nnl child of ft j. and Fmiu i* VV. (Jureiui;. * EKTiSEM ENT3. "FRESH arkiVai,^ - IT It UMUMnil MAS HECKIVKli ANOfllBU CARGv} t>F C&W FACTION A HIE9. Naples WnlnStn. toew.P?lftj Nut", Soft S> ell Alnxntd*. ... UocPAnyl*. Umnff^n, Lvoinns, Kaintnn, Cilion, I'nrmnta, Iht'cn, Flfn?in dr?#iB?,c4U<?c/t? ?nd bo?rir, * Kreah StnT Hnl?n??i?, 3irofn'ci, , < Oyntera apd Hfrinjri. _ . Mixed Ajd Plain pieklei ? all altid jjarir, A*Af>rIed Jelflen?lhJfuWetk find jjlnane*, Pronerved l.'itrnn, ITuo Apple. <4?iuce*, Pcnclie*, SlriwbiTtH-s, Sie. Clh^k FruiU~r .11 Flavoring ExUncta? fn'l !??*orim?nli VW). "HaSiArc, ?1. --- 1-:-1 l C ui rr wi?wri?nn? ?"V s>?uv:r, Gelatin*, Pearl ana l/rtryeafc celebrated Corn Rlneh, Cake* and CraclfeA?ill kind*. Win* koflf "ftVe BWnit, Ginger. Pipper, Spice, Cinnamon, ^1o*ea, NjUhiMg, Soda, Cream Tartaf, llollovC-ay'n W cirm Confections, . j Couith Candy and IJdoorice, . |>efi<?t?d Cocpjiijpl, Find Table Salt, |,of ??.-* '" and It: U. um*~ sJnaff. Fancy CakeOnamenU? full assort merttt PofcnaUan and Cilaied Pipca, Powder, Shot and Capa, Cigar*, Chewing Tobacco, Mnrblea, Rubber Ball* and 1*dyi| Ma?tic Chewing Gum All of which will go CHHAP for Canhs W. U. LRMMOND. May ifl, 18-~9. tf , SOtjTH CAROLINA BUte Agrieelteral end rteCbenitel MAGAZINE. ? I z eur.-i-i r\ _/ A ? ? {\qju.uu <rrfciin ij me ( UTvlOld SldtB Agricultural dud Mechanical Society ) J AT an early dale, the auWribers will pnbliah the tir-l nutnter ol a Monthly Magazine, drrotrd i<> lh? de> flopme-it of the material iutCreata of thia Stale, and the whole Mofclh ( end will d'.alrtbule live tbouund (Opi?D yratttito?<ly, eo that every Oito may net) * hat It bofttro aubaiTibing ?They imend to inalro it the beat and handaolffeat rndukt/ial nvigazine ever publUhvd nt I he South, obd they oak I ha cordial reoperation of ?Tery good citizen in thia enterprrae, which moat redound to the public wet Care. I'ernona wi-hng eon?** of the firat ntltn' ber, wid ple.**? uend Ibf r Addrenn to WAl.KKR. KV ?NS Sl tXHiXWKf.!* Charleston, H. to May 19, IH4JJ. ?if. In Bankruptoy. In the Diilricl Court i/ the United Statu, fur the (htlrul <y\Suuth Unr-tltna. f?r parte L. Sailer & Co. In lie Milton T. 'lldwrli. Bankrupt. ? I'etilion Id Kilablith a Lien. NOT 11 'H ia hereby given lo all creditor* bottling Itena ej on Ih? Ktlale of Mil* ioi| T. Tolwell, Bankrupt, Hint they are rranW?4 w? fie u? ?? - ve. i. . , i >iTa*..a t- ? -- - - , m?MM$ <k^ \ i\r|i?ifrr in innintp'Cf, ll ltit? ottictf, in YorkaiJle, H. 1', wit bin thirty days from I bit date, ot be forerer barred fr*im all b? nefl: of lite decree fur the distribution ih the ca-c. Bv order ol the llnh (leo. S? Bryan, Judge of a.id Court. 11. J. HICK SON. Ataljfnee of Mi'wn 'P. Tulwell gl?WMM C, 11*0 0.? M*v V In Bankrnptoy. TO WHOM It MAY OONCKKN. TIIK UNDKKSItJNKf) hereby fives notice of ih? up|> >in uieni am Aaaigneo of \V T. Johnson, of Lani'itntcr Counlv.So. CurtiUna, who itae been Mi'.f ntged a It ink rapt Npwi toin o?e i'eiiliou br W. I Cta w a?>&. Register. AH peranna indebted to anid Bankrupt, uaill Uf ike on ue.iiate payment to em. ' T. S RIDDLK. Aeabrne*. May 19 . ItWtt ?3?. * lit Bankrnptoyt TO "WHOM It MAY CONGERS'. .Jji nilb UNDKHSriNKD hereby givei no ure or nia ip?i|:itmxii< m A?ti|{nM of W. W. Hinaoo.of Iruk iDiir, South Carolina, w?i? haa bten adjudjrd ft Hafikrnpt i/poo liMuftu Petition by W. I Cuwmd, ? Reg >a let.' All ptrwLi indebted to aaid liftckrupt, Will make j aimed wle p?y moat to ' T. R RIDDLE, * Atoiffoe*. . May 19. 1869. ?' * In Binlnmptoy. TO WHOM IT MAV CONCERN. THK UNDERSIGNED hereby five* lie* of hie appointment ct Aa*iffne* of ^ IWl IfawNr fc tlott. of LoAeaoter Comity, ed 4 Bankrupt ?e?n hie own Potition by W. I. Clawso*. KeRialer/ All peraona indebted to mM will uwm iaaa> diate pay Boot to eae. T. & RIDDI.K, Aaaignn*. May 19. 1869. -H In Bankrnptoy. TO WHOM IT MAY COVCUR. ? fill IK UNDBR8IHNKD bweby gives as. t of bU appointment u AMifflM of 'I'. A. of loncaatorCnnntjr, Hojtb Carotina, wbo Km been Adjudged a Bankrupt upm h? own Petition by W I Claw* Aon, KegiAbnr. Ail persona indebted to Aid Baobrnpt, ri'A mak? bAmndialo pay want to w, .. , IT. 8. RIDDI.R, Assignee. t ttsy 11, l?*9. / ??t. ?r ? ? 5 r- - er " ...... ??? , In Bankruptcy. TO JTIMMLIV MAY UiXttMN. I. HpHB UNDMRMUiNKU l?<r?k; (wm no. L li?? of bie appointment M Assignee of jYrnei Raskins,of LsaeAatorCoooty.Honib ObroHas, trbo Mas bdbn sdjwdg*d * ?* repi ?p#? bit ?? Petition, by W. I. Clawso*. Rrf?U< AH parsons Indebted -V to asld Bsafcfupt wiil a site immediate payment to me. Uinrf T ? HfPlli It | rn^ft.wii." -f u. 1 ?C# we a- ? 1