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NO -. S-1' - '-?The prooengs - of bis - asine kt and unproltable. We he spmmary. The only mat US aesd is the faRure in the House, of - - Sorittee j say whether the in em ts er tie'.ootestauts in the An IeJMS d lgation coatest are entitled to ". -The matter is made a ipecal or er, sad wil again come up. : Aad the -t-ic@tion 4f a wil- bo ' a publi -' = d w teitan, a6ndte il to organite "; ' - *Am= ts beS s ta p ieoietrocRbg the Military - ps hetialion, of State -the penitentiary, and to - bser the conlr of ahe Gorernor. "a .-.August 6.-,he. bi tb. else t t a8" public, ofices, except -~ f bg'' thcoM of - 1, and S-a 3J2ami 3, . Where c oartre may con -e Constitutn. so-caliled,: or - md eatei upoz their- dai ' - 'eoveros* sal.-hra.power s. acubeotsa,.d appoint oicers. -- iaboae eik'-derth' re r- - atre iar as.- decdlared 1u.- .er - - a s r'.ei e r' h i t ieir asassie stw ' dnsereither wP - t. ,>- .ti orecon $p ise~ s " rt of ;f23;iO " - ;d- asia bi4st-Cs the 'ommit -iBT4 p& o.&bi4 to es.. " -deras tead a 4dJof. -a4d soei---b ismnitt 1 !sslcwt seot -56 *- i tu, *Was a aM ' ' oi --iehi iW'h:t wass d. - 4- its b the~n ' I to sOPfOLir sihin s'nthe - . 1 - o ise- -6 e is: .. Ihiada~taoindftmoa _ * *~mU-higv -t~ui~f~ iez hps in the -Governo0 - vlttr9"fes~ tpwg ui.The - slm.ptisge*ne 4a *a - 'VIlir * . . *m .S*ais i fasoemet - the wage uc the -" ~ b~om.ata o.rgambee - -aiy:eGbibhn -:*dgam. m s4se .not ~ -is uz~e aa ech e a w segn einst. dfes a an Wl daWeeVptord pie Man, ad -~ - ~ t~str-6a usof redrs - wse-4sf rtis.anto kn.oi 01ths we 4eiw Dattoeinec s-pr e aeeerrcied at tei, * grapuel ral aend axie We haved appIwed ern hoeso te ute, 4n - isw 0 urdes ene iul everd * e. n erehp tatpee theewi veyh -erv as eavitoi - - sh otr a traseie t past phi - - ttg reard fo an y lase ns mlf4e'est e.09 - -temStaen epe e ae .inkan to her ops, sprats anpdestnens The Cuir gi rene i c'the - Ma . BuyLf, ands such -- ut r t eensons an ood se ~ the p$~1ie.-hsreo Chuer, N WBEKRY, S. C. We er Xting, Allg* 19*iB - 2OR PRESMDEST, of New-York. FOR VI(I-PIkESIDENT, flk~~I~P. -LAI-, of Missottri. To p'.aee our paper within the reach of all trte democrats and conservatives' of right and justice. who have been nnable to take It,eithrftm tack of meane or post ofBce facilies, weofer-it now at the beginning of the geat camp. ign, to clubs of Five subscriiers-and one eXtra to ~getter up of club $1006 Tea and one eztra) . - . _S 00 Three copies. taken at one -time end toge tber $7, aigleropIes 2,8, sii monthi $150, and four months $1. 'Ma}e eUs yoir ubs,~"e cainpaoi will be aitirriag'eee and the interests of the da r*e w.tbe many adexciting -iae *: 3. Cort in W*ion at tievlle. Melnbne i the Bar will taEe t tiee thit the Civil Docket will -takef up per. srpedriig on the- 2 - A ugust. The Law Case&willAt .be tried, and then ths Equity ases. The h Air. The Unionviia'Times in.oit in an edi foil condemMing the iourse of Gov. Scott fi regard -to'he negro -feagers, san-iccsses him of :6idy inviting to rige - ieader, Bgtes, dow to CElinn .ba.fbr conference, and ba*hig, paid his scott," tellebita .tbat-be; has been ma 1icioos&y aandered, and eends him back eea$r ed, in ;ias vi}iainy. The Times VMs tIe white.people do no; seek a cel in bit if Jo-r ates aad hia negro si T croc auy farther, somebody t ir tlence Iieisin to be r t iq e; etng 8aturday.. S &trieg Cluba will notice the circelar of y ourian,q FagsPridet IVemo itic Q4bcalling fot defrg'tes to it .4 i meeti g on Sattrday next at the "" erf I 44ie Iatpoi t "atters wtfl brourght ap'for contderatkz, enal it 6 6 tpedNiit ah r *at fr1 be promuptly -aimeis borwitffndame Bis.sp with tbAgrat caMr$, aEid <wbo , y.yet nog OpQSe ojt, Ia.nei.untly.& eanet an*1we.tr,otthe no' man will lag be. hi,.when'ucli .vital 'nterets are at slaqg ~A generat raif nd 'iflr in (rf wbsis wB beNusA~ f w.--rCbiit ti'ed.ib-ake)is FAcceoat freem nal ers leg3arten.p in'a ef -te ~sled, sPee es.4 the Ie.ecs BarbecueLlately bgid, ,at eCi.bmlyTaIefe$ren:e ef Get. NIamy beJr;~7 s:-rensietk eWAtibfode, 4ing'mnBkiedur, isa AtIss dafNr wiltb.Treiitted to with ptinee alueh Jonger. Theae rpiserib hetbtof ear,pet-baggers, thigves yn saagsoundr&i, are heaping b; iaI of erati, ideh in tfe dtj 7o - o tre}$ flike 2W 2XaQ 1de oe'osis~reapiga ll asr of reward.fo.hi.*infamf.' On e'vy an ta &toi-ainiiaysa, in& any othe the'1brigWNeaiade wouald4gnk- .nde1 tetr i4nn 4n lat brick' *eaws at:binda tre theosaI, wp(b'e Aug errgo' spngt tchave pee t4;. b n4so, QahOW. L..)co Ahi st.oim;fhing recetted the 'highes ~oUr er'ihia district and Saine~ andhav ing han ielevated considera6y' a'iv' II rer ht~e'riowY'his iatural dbai'ete affliates sit1Pig '~~kM&. No 'whse 6 idua i abegy'ng~ay t What mat wertend.4g fror'the'bisons of-Ak Tlts!He riistle a thaesweaty~bosou of tiz aorabe eroparty, and'bugs 1' tWin heart-bi aa~ mpet%ggdr- ~an stlawa~ . Or%fses Deshntao. There 11 heb a- grand Demsocrari 46monstratioii in Greenville on"Itaesdat iht, in which'torch-light, transparen -eie, ira-works, music, &a.j will4combin~ 6:tve i.eclat. Ie.Anderson on the.19th there.will be a mass umeeting, inf tli committee of areengemenits are excpecte tonake the occasion one to be remeim bred. Anderson has twenty-fouri Deii cratc Chobi In Edgefield the mass ratification meet ing was second to none for enthusiast and attractive features. Fairfield celebrated the glories of Dem< cracy by a large ratification meeting o the Srd. And so on through the State from tbi mountains to the seaboard, is Democrac growing into a magnitude full of hope an promise. Seymour and Blair, the eminent an wise statesman, and the honest and d< trmined patriot; let the rallying er be for them and the preservation of ot country. 1The Bailie's perform again ta-night ui der their pavilion. They promise a be ter programme than the last. Camposi of meo drama, farces, &c. See them fl ~ onre,lf. UistUist.etiZg-t Edgefeld. The Cokesbiry (f. E.) District meeting recently held in Edgefeid, was an occaa sion of 1n$~nite spiitual delight. The meeting was inaigirated by a sermon from the Rev. W. P. Mnuzon. The Egefield-Advertisersays of this sermon, that it was from the "poetically beauti ful text, "Blessed are ye that sow byall waters," and was a very able and solemn warning against anything like sluggish ness, -sel6shness or-inaction -in the- great cause of Christ ; an extremely fitting in. troduction to a meeting: so earnest in good work, so noble in aim, and so hap py in effect; as this has been." The number of delegates, clerical and lay, in attendance, were about seventy five, a ong whom were Bishop Wight mari and other dtstinguishcrl divines. These meetings are new in the -Church, but already are they assuming-an impor tance, and .awakening an interest pro ductive of much. future benefit. Every interest of the Church is here brought -up, and this character of meetings is made an intermediary between the dis trict quarterly corferences and the an nual conferences, and the practical re suits so far show how eminently wise 'have been their institution, We wold like to-give an abtract of the proceedings on- this occaior" but as the proceedings have not.yeappesred in print, we can sot do. so. . We; are told that the report -for this station was of the hal-piest char Aeter, and we feel grati ed -that so'good a report was taken up. The' people I'f Edgfeld we fearn ied with sieh othei -in attentive hospitality to their'visitors, and-left notlHiog undone 'which could possibly enhance the> pleasure- .of theit stay, which lasted nearly one week. The next meeting will be held at Laurecs Court.Iouse, wbichi we are: pleased at, for Laurens being easily reached by rail road,.tere wilf be a much fullr repre sentation of the church, within its bounds. .The following letter- from the Actirg Commissioner will prove interesting'to fruit -iAifers TREAsUMY DEPARTYiNET . OFFCE;OF IiTENL REVENUS AINGToN, August 4, 188S Six: In reply to your fefter of July 28, you are' itrformed' -tbatedistillets of fruit are required to pay a, spe.ia tax .nf $400, under tte ne.w law., -as Well as the tax of Iifrg cenlts per gatnon upo'n the -ajdit~ .produced. ' .You-will be fori..had. yith.Lhe regul ioscontaiung the exemptions alWowed dlistillers oT rand frong ~apples, peach'es 'dr grapes, exthixely, now jin co.ua of prepratLi, a,s usoon as they -a lishe,d. Nerv respyetFull< - 1OMAS1i'-iRLANA,. - .Actiug.*eimdioner. Dist., C~ol Jfl -. ,Ab rdse rtr d ehgd, and eve rr.y.bedf. oesetewing . 'ih.awrerecy. theders isnrieetings both Jje and ea htaasde iorIhy 1r1lg ll%'Ls in a qunday~ as t&'Te iiteicas 4esh' oeI'ef tlitiyne- -tivmdred 1dellri, wrbickhare. besi abtat&em bas g'hQenix says that ifr. Je-o r W~Alr*Iobusy ren&red the foRItowB@2' -Thai D'aJIsp 9jgst sta 3o i catig fro she e*'4t .ayound;4 caused, by a bait fired, 1fMiy ind, rinnuTefti, frohi a 'pttol in ~e hads of Thosna Riebardson; an@4hs W. & WGray, L .-eLargeJ R..Szs porzSa James Grist, Bejamin. Byap,Th E kfayne and Joseph P'. Jioward, ue r fe. -1 - -We.appreciate the following je gid meat pa14our.citineos .by thle gallant edi Iea of the Greenvitltenterpr-ise, *hinh ?bpoars in lisa-notice of the tate BaptiA~Uenvenal '.:T#op. of Iewb~erry, wittoob-distino tion of sect. evincqd a mnos corirl and're finefr TreeipftiH?y toar h-4 ibtsitors, apa their kindness a4 tiherahuy will never -be forgotteu bY those who had the gigaisqre o r etn%g with - thm. -The vyykt ghe gonvn wilI-.copae-foorab4y with she. of a otheryart'1f thef 8 rate. - --Peters'Bse liiveg:lnthly 4 par an a umn5Md shoParler (Toniiaion, snth -Ly-at $Z for Augusz, ivre been. receive( LThesepublicationis are detoted to usici al-injerests, a:Id are .de'serving the atten tion ofall lovers ol'music. For suifigri tion address J. I Peliis. P.O. t 5 429, New Y$dk. S-Die MJodenwelt~ for- .Angust. - The -La dies wiU -be'sijoiced. to learn thak thii -elegant fashiop sgazine for the .presen Imonth is out, and that it genlairp a! iofinitsde of chartuing fancies. ,No lad shoul.d be withoat it. Monthly, two pa pers and pattern sheet for $8, singl Scopies 85cts. 'S. S. Tayler, 531 (Yarn St., N. Y. - Horatio Seymour in a formal letter a Sacceptance, says he does not doubt tha we shall gain.-a- triumph, which wil bring back peace and prosperity to on beloved land, and give us once more th blessing of a wise, economical and hones .Government. aNo DEaTmoN.-The officers of th Greenville and Charlotte Railroads hav so arrar,ged their schedules that therei no detention in Columbia-close contnec e. tions being iniade.-Pewnix. AUGUsTA, August 4.-There was great Seymour and Blair- ratifieatlc meeting at Aiken, to-day. Three thot d sand persons were present. Uamptm -. Butler and others spoke; T wo colore men also spoke. A colored Detnocrati Club was in tile procession. LATR.-Returns from all parts i Kentucky show immense increase< t~ Democratic majorities, and falling off ,. the radicals. Stevenson's majority wi Sprobably reach 60,000. In Lotuisvill i Stevenson received 6,244, and his radic opponent A49 The State Democratic Conventkm. This august body convened in Colum,. biu Thursday night last, pursuant fta call from ;ba Centrl Fsecotive Com ltittec; for, tbu purpose of nomisating electors for Presider t and _Vice Preat ent of the United- States On motion lion. M. L. Bonhan was called teinpoa rily to the Chair, and F. G. De Fontaine appointe. temporary secretary. The Con vention cordially endorsed and ratified the notuication. of Seywour-and Blair., Every District was well and ably repre sented by gentlemen Of worth and integ rity. And in this..coanection we take the liberty to congratulate the State. Press, fur it too d the jorio of age representation in 'the d_rberaions of this important body. The Committee appointed to nominate permanent officers, reported as follows': For Presideot-Hon. A. Burt. Vice Presidents-A. P. Aldrich, Gen. W. W. Harllee, J. Wagener, G. Cannon. Secretaries-J.: G.- Gibben, James.A. Hoyt, W. J. McKerrall, A. C. Davant. . On being conducted to the chair,Presi dent.Burt erpressed hia thanks to the Convention' for the distinguished bdnor. which had been conferred on him, and said that it was the first time in the his-. tdry of Soith Carolina, in which the peo ple had met in Gonvention.to nominate. electors for-Prssident and-Vire President of tho United States ; and the irst time in eight lorg weary years in which they had-met to assert the highest patriotism which we claim to be our own. The issues bef4re the Convention were of the highestiniportanee-they were issues of Ife.and deatz and- every one should en ter the contest with a firm. de'tern,ina tion to succed.- ~The State has been de spoiled,- and the sovereignty and liberty of tL people, destroyed.; and we ilust -restore the once noble and Carolina, and sweep dut of power the pres'ent-class af peo'ple who presnme to represent Souwth Carolina,, , He thanked God that the haUl of Iegisation which had once been graced by Carolina's best sons-*as in rui1ns1and not prostit.tied by thypsseer4ge calling itself tIre Legialatre. -Let bs resolve, concluded.Mr. Burt, that tfie' hind and homeof~tfe 'agoencts sad, Ouviliers shall a e e:be ruled bythe Puritans and A ricans, Col Thomas aobmitted an tiei-esting preamble an4 series o esoiitttdrs, - "dopting the :creed' rceenty anotinced y thf' Nidina i nvoiif ff4sting heTOre !,Efistenomi 'agtinst-the mu trous-usugtio..nddire inictionsof a ea'iTesaradical-majority, and.pa ei ng the hp. that peaceful +aa:.fmy bring us qutiet and'safet ; affrining the egate right of .th lriot f the piistg itsg9vernance,aid derfaring t.his rghtto,0e "ntincteom i 11|te*itb the Et'eYliis of i d*;tidthMe*.t 'thatbhi3ltimnfu,we dfferiorerolina's ,fevreognizesdbte; regisimate frnihtbf f1e sarjand:finda ts.srarant alike:in atgnt johtied and e enitie os 4i thttiaity to.unity..and:.acti'rn,$on s4L ets g at ibonost. re r6io the. tion max pedlbefioeg by the biesiip~ of,eae prosperity and dehe'iriy MenWaod-ibeJhne,. wsmee'At af aberat-Statki, abl yntisbkg{eiferta tO apaintai-Jier xd@ta, 1 ldira. and .sailors j~ o der seectionsg wto have stood, and arg stnig,i Tal[ of adam int agasit (k1 ort oIc rdicaliini. -- Por the State at Large-J.- RThatas, - .;.Aennedy. -.'~ -ir6$ Distr~ict-.~ F. Graha sacana Dirct-3. F.'Kutfedge Coh Si*n n,frq -t QAamittP ei Rysolutions. subwilted a scheme for'e giniatin'as lfflo4v he d*iite'reouin. owhow weeg jqfe.rred Eggitt~ regb atigeSyNr grs e deliberation, ee:tally recoim en< as a stieinte the f wing:schem "far or gnaizati of a .Contsal atate CSn. ' he' esa'tiski thati'this'sch'Iie 'IU -retom tion. It secutes org azaoa,itliy s&d e6w -e' ~enestsse datio eanof. the paraya They Oeth Ce eYb, they re spltity uges-tb.no..e bais ,enet avive.tud inti.hen egtesbe 1 licm whowigledgazheutselves. t ascend ah .mceting, and7wii giye their swtdeaiatention dhe dtis rCeeuprakGI. - * bht thieralb' Centoae ita-Colpb in liisae, te conpdagtn o one-e or nr -: *efenes frisbireg,Cesaru t. junt ti et Cuemeet nC olamystc Tat - tie Phairman f e edifg~ fe Corb . f b Gai h xentve e m& sbn er:f it s blem ber e bNoaex' e te.E CafvrWattee form ,e 'tegovraed, that eenhtrdct reqs,ubet Thatte ohii f on pt dEseltes fCom 'see te adtoed~ ii' %dMuts*Ia saltg f hues CinD thenvr hepfle IMag thin u th: athat-eb.ttienbeste)sidrea eet so , daytd r a irst weeka of eve month. Itr. Garlington submitted the following additionlal resolutidas; which were adopted: SResolved, That in any emergency, which may hereafter arise, involving the necessdtg of prompt action by the Central Ejecntive Comtr.ittee, and when it is iiiprdticable for the Committee or a quorum thereof to meet, the Chairman of said Coniniittee be authorized to take such action as, in his j udgmenzt, said emergency may require; to be afterwards submitted to the approval of -tge Comthittee. Resolved, That five members of said com mittee be.eonatiLuted a qnortum to do buss' ness. SReab1ved, That one additional member of said Commitree, residing in the city of Co laembia, be appoitited by this Convention. U1nder shi' resolution, Catpt, W. 13. Stanley 4was appointed. -. aMr Brooks offered the following; Reovd That a Corm1tiee of Three be aponeso wait'npon General R. K Scott, and ascertain fronm him if the armed demon' strations of negroes reported ii differeni parts of South Carorina are mae by his authority. In this conmlectiott, hM Shand mnade a fstatenient relative .to the condition of aff4lrs lin Union. lie said there was not the shadow of adoub: that the negroes were armed and fully organized,.under the leadership of a cordman named Bates. That on the 1MriAy night p,tvlnne to the grnad demonn, stradon, over 200 flegroes crossed the river from Newberry, armed. That-9ity Was.ta be armed delegations from ' jrfle;8ppre tanburg and Chester, as we 1 adt a.a de noadatton w ' de the latr dayo ftiting. t roa aest that tte. were4dvi ed as to tb* presert cog - by J. It. Oous the member of Con from that 'Congressional District. The Etiread agent sent up by G0ral gent, l ad"a pri *at coiauitation wi#b: Bates, in tbieh ,.fe. asserted that the negroes were nasrthed Bates and bis' body,guard of twenty were without arms when they visited -the agent; but reliable witnesses prove that they- had just left their camp. The party shortly after dispersed. .- Mr Se njl -sub thAe Dwing as a substitute, which was agreed to: 'Resb T>>tibc Convention recognizes the'impofTduc~ of the matter submitted, and the propriety of action being taken in rela tion to it, btt-coniderhesject as freign .po the objects fot whe this. CQuveutfon was called, and'recomme (utt'hsticular" Di,trictsbi;Comumtees interested: to make representation to the proper authorities. Mr. Gilbert offered the following resolu tion, which was adopted: Resolved, That this Convention dathorizes the State Central Committee to appoint six canvassers for 'the State at large, and recom mend the District Central Club, also, to ap point as many canvassers as may be neces sary to carty forward the interests of the campaign vigorously. Resolutions, of which the following is the gist, were offered by members and adopted: That the Central Executive Committee be requested to invite Northern Dewocratic -orators to eanvase this State; That the Con vension in behalf of the people cordially in vite the imm ratiofi of white settlers from any quarter;- the- cordial reception of Southern Dt-legations by the delegates to the laWe National Democratic Convention from the North. East and the West. is a surety of political fellowship and good-will, which we ball in good faith, as a happy augury for the future On motion, the Convention resolved itself into a Committee of the Whole, Judge Al drich being in the Chair, When the following resolution was offered and unanimously adopted: Resolved. That the thainks-of the Conven tion are returned to the President an&Secre tiries, for the able and agreeable manner in wbih they haveipertormed the arduous da. ties which have devolved upon them. The Coutmittee of the Whole then rose, and Hon. Armastead Burt having. resumed the Chair, the resohtion was presented:to im- by Juige Aldrich, ln a few feeling and appropriate remarks. T6 vhich Mr 'Bart repied, e?presslg the profound gratitude which he' felt for the. honor which bad' been-cutfhrred uorn him. and pleigiugall his energies and ablitie&to the conduce6f a ca.mpaign, which, he earn' estly hoped, whuld result in the selection of the -Democratte nomineea. On motton the Conveition ' journcd sine die.-Compiled from the Pthonix. [Forths fs'Td. . Mt. EDrrot :--I tam Qrful mad about the peace'y put in the papcr -aOut short dressk. Now can't y me nelt find. iometbi0g4e-*ta ite aboo than* *hat= don't.eodeert'yo: If yo .oul,d:it 4<Mtrkin hiskg.aiucbayin tha4ert let us wirutneu alone you'd ; So u tiuit ago you:-mes .wsallrstalMt about Lthe trailia'.street sweepin sktinsp, an artyr we made up .our arinds to" leas ytu, an .Ijorfen& our' - rdet skIi~i 'erer you c,ne aguritaowi asbit4resei d'rt&Er is ab t ensf: shedsa at from wluibyhaibe sais4ba e. aln theasge' dow-there, asel tMa~k thay is haglk:& -S e rieeten tO-say any?bing ,reo en g sub,jie,t, r nogJatter -wa'It it is, stil&ls everyth ng h~en we git ased needeuat wear-idetm nfl fus.ery o'le htt'che ors who is hard tdpitss'neee4eokd 'I say $ebempsbrt:dresss . Eirery on-te &Aei' taste,. as. tl okl wotnansaid wherighte k.ied her eg#.' Puny ig~ijghiasom things, btwroqg jn.ohgrs, rigliit when she days "sille as ~very tliai;wheti we gITued ;cit$'-bot leef Mrs: Pcttf4hal austae "the Iorda opaesion. . woull not shese su~ 1iske4t yonir 'commtnn ton.0 s bfa 1 slander, 1t:rn tha4 wjafd ibat we.might b putjto a worse extent. Pray d' nef send us any' more. asamrex .4'ggst 8-Grapg's re conwseadat ion for a gerarl jaiV detiNrf in the'Soutiheri' Sfites; heretron' tele.. eraAhed, 'ras tbrmally presented to the abiit -yestyday, but produceI nv acti 'n. The 'habese corpus bing'Ws torea, ,and'te 6oorts 1seing open,lt,'fa fmyije.it dr 4Ngalspurdshsodt;1as ithin easy and speedy -'reach of ery citiaeri j whereas -t~he' swee-ping' M'tion poosed by tSeaeral. 'Gn~tt woold oblembrow manyt.bad mem Qo tlfesk .goimus'itics. - 'Aearefull readinig of the sbconi section fr the foottit anent. of the *ongip, showsthat tWreppIe ,mat vote't/P'reaidenial eIecto~rspToe their representationinf Corigressi's .The kelief$s current ;h,thefabinet -as de'ided to interfere int.the Tiouth'ern 4tteeriwi TaesA-'90rpable- insur. retionw-Datails vi .t r4ansp ite onl t Nobr too fat while th o vev1dmynlt abniilders Ahe .situation 'as- one of4eie2e, ad reuiing redsron, k*.-iii use its powers under the Con stitution ind tbe laws to repress dis ores witir prnaptness and vigar. WAsamoToY, Atigust 9.-T.be follow ing instructions have~been issn'ell by othv Seretary- of War; entdorsed by gen. Grant, arid direeted to Major Buchanan., commanding, the Departatent of Louis aa: Tu the end that the necessary aid ms.y be rendered by -the Unit.ed States as protmptly as possible, in any case of in srrehtion'. otiUmentie violence in - the StateS embhi-aced in your military de ,partment, you will keep yourself in or med of the condition of affairs in said States; anti communicdte promptly by telegraph to the War Department, through the head-quarters of the army, any facts which may make it the duty of the President; under the Constitution and laws, to employ the military force of the United States. You w-ill also maintain suuh dispositio.n of the troops under your command, that thef mag be ready to act without delay, on the re ceipt of the Presidit's oi-dei-s; staltion: ing them at, or fromn time to time moving them to, points wherp. you may have reason to apprehend necessity for their use. - OxAHA, August iC. The Democratic Convention ha,ve nominated Jarnes- R. Porter for Go'verndr. Resolutions were pa'ted deouncing Congress for im posing negro suffrage on Nebraska. LoIsyn.Is,. Kr., August 7.-The Democratic majority, it is now estimated, wilt rah eighty thousand. aosemont Cemetery As a" As Treasurer of this Asso t iat lb1 been directed by the Trust to soother and tieapnest ?ppei to JSE. who have buffed In thrCetbetery grinds to come forwar and'.o-ake itnm4ete payment fot thefr lotsai-ctes ing tW..th terms proposed by 'tbe4Board. ' prices of lots were fixed upon a ctit tation with persona who had already up. propriated burial places in the Ceme tery-and these prices are so moderate thir ttr a es tpa dtr :=eede ing assured that persons who had buried there, would not hesitate to contribute' their dues towards enclosing the grounds n~ei4og= tfi6 - remains of .their. own fariilies, the trustees directed the un dersigned to close a contract for this work. - The ladles of the'townt in the mean time weas to, work with commendable Zeal and raised by subscription a co'nsid erable aftmunt fer- this purpose, -, added to what was raised by tha.-Concert given by some ladies and entlemen ' the place, constit tites the prneipaiprt'of the funds which have come to that bands of the Treasurer.. The enclosure will be completed this week, and about two hnd dred dollars More-is reqaid to pay for; the work.' A majority .of the . owners of ipts have not paid-and tids-now is.tbe tnly source from which the halance of the money can 6e raised-wii they -6. tate after the.euelosure as- been ,f: ished,,to discharge this duty? - By t resolutfon of the-Board' Pit!dto lots will be executed. when the rgs urer's. receipt isi presented., .T. GGUI Treasurer, R. C. A. "ter Us HAVE PEACE -While 'the Radi4l paty es'y :"Lt as- a e ead,' their actions wean revolutior. dvii wa, "Let as have peace," said GenraI Gant. A- Radical srpeaxer thus ^it~or k the peaceful policy : . . . "GENTLEMEN-1 propose to settle Mle regroesin some' portion of the United. States where they may-bale their' own governrent and. their..own lws."...A vue-"South*Carolipa." Other voics hiat'a the dottrieir." 'hat 't tfriA , tc.] "That man sid ir the Radicat speaker, ,"a iv I iould :r" to live kurg enough to see every -lite man in South Carolina -nbw in -b,'t Id .the mrgfoes inabt iting. their fereitory. {Loud applaus. .. - . - . 1 bid you God speed in' ecearinn Out the ythpnthi~zefsy ~ ih i o t it ie District';of -Odlnbia-: . (Ap.pise3.4 r 9puh9 not-X vougd inf fylo'gs a da Snd iae dead hbiie"f'iehd 3mpr i. :ef .pereed,rwtiolet -boes"ia Oaery su ge.n4. sey . of Washin tod. Fp piljuse by the. Peace ptart. Yes, I wuld9iegrt Ihe, for iwoold int lke 40-witiess. all this $Vaste opLoui; and lead. I woukl rather han them a.ig~ and the' tonfeksa'el. 'ik 'thiffaight "Let us. hzmvt peace; said deneral 3itnt. Thie MUSdatrtidt iimpied4t eralrykfomo asp.ece made~ Niou-hi party i.i .thi'sty. '[hat js the,k peade thE*Rdinatn 'are h stdre~ country. WilI the people4eept4ence agraphigaly describevd.by the. speaker amo.s~o kNidIy aJylIuded >y Ms B44ical p lacezong-he*rers. By alf bea e.t ''larper's Weeklyr husthe pietteolef lit orrrfiai V tire.tire no a vot de r bendse. be hi re'bicg ahfi. Ti-I eUotfr a.<cuarthe did get i tateate to iear wath. umIgn th at lad een ehyas ot Wfiry4i hfftf ?ifito JspodenW. du hehn, a ucedd-lanmath o,er.,s ht~ bennse. he was ~robbig eNrori. I teathiard tfacef te ida bi,ter4a, bu. was -isa.b te 'a ine;a tihdate head been cot bye. th-. Hi- arkents Tre art 'nson'W 4r. i grari rirgaa, rsfe- s edr .fares. ahm age 4yz~m4etag w)nanbg wo aims ad byferofst inn.f, ha's wayh adera p ro a n ili paasffor' lbfth qt titse-efa. as asc-be in Missoui MrPhesam Hiss arns reside at A derso's~ tre lCanwl Catoriy-dand, bel eera grapntis readby an y recrdes sh1eiear ofia ihe aefa mre s mooth.yfl. .ithe halibte f'flngrae ofr odnt o setens.M Ted!NfjwrylI-t 31(n is ay, and te for ious~er ,hi -{et-Ptzr e,ia het -nia"n~ is far m r Cbami"-th'O hi o hiske record. -Teldans hoaa . ra'theihabit of'an the P JkWresident thiitiotaer thing'li cea,the arsofs thtcm he canh eathead .Rdicotinedand o the emploeen Fork schaged. The taoouas wilb "Toncentra atorfe Sa:i ,ahav ben douth Coina,e Th Militariy Distict undery command o erain ceased,th amintla~in of civi v afaiis areteen discw tiday a, foe folloyee ald nd thnetraetHlied tat a fewaains,a hade bee righ thiea hdMtr Distric, under cand he Genyersf aedto ths Ari h gentlemanAhy was dicaresed Athean stret. erlaime tlama hacod hi piht to dmie afc ha te vomtn, ofrtn the ladeelageed t giodeo their skirts, and faults are as small- a,a their bonnets. .That chap is looking forward to female suffrage, and inte'a4s to run for some importano0f g A young man in-New York haKr gone to jail for stealing ladies' curls. A nother case of a "rane of thn lnek " .LOCAL ITEIS. Ti.cKs.-Our thanks are dt MrL Metts for a present of large, tisecieps #apes, grown on her place: We hse not seen as fine grapes anywhere, and eel satisfied they cannot be baL' Is.rz RaIN.-In the memeory (ft % est inhabitant' the'rain tat fel- TsuWW night last was the heaIest, Thev "7. gat e ed to have 6be-epen; ad 'ereeks ra to r&vrs, the vm aise s, *eft liild upWIW and, on the other, .tYi- v ira . was such a rain as hau not bees bas seen in these parts fMAW bridges in this neigh froem thei fastenings' Bout" eam P ever this flood reche4 cider;fi thlta tvr oe"g PERSON-4AL-t a8fOded week to tDele oJI Bal, J J-D. 1 . bHNert,and severagther gangen ;hwe to say, we eatfbot quite rea In tbiliu'tf,idt f " which we haver'o 4ou.e a the -ak; bei.eb' anivese of Tdeal beau "the agitson oftfreighiasu *.' eau 3 et eleqnen of -, that?ki'nd worda shall r *oy offt raHelpeisr m j wel t~hts a W .,-4 Ttr. seen JI.sw . sed ~ wwM in*pr*r*9PPNGViaeIgn*r p'd ar;rbseesEiagesem4ashc0m e: spd s duetambcraiens,t4q r.i-tiy wfi i ma tat is dretr W aei, Ef but'@apep4t an e.ninuyn Me gp pc. ' r be o yre pc ariety-e e Tong pNeA aecePUa1e, 'iopeN irt ponatiwi ,seofre ioased oGJ Na o ir:Mesta4psa4t aeered:abe4h& g m ggkga fo jtc tjg'v maem 1 ge ervJe -M JMeitid- td srese its pornoc watic2t.o.2u.e 9)9iddo Rs, reeinbel e haj e'po fbheri *nd in oap r'~i6d 4 ,CMiea eile A!vh 4 beI 1t .bae ye~sar ficdasa e?Id ~4 I ainisfaererir a Mlled laes d O a .tgeks .or .ig wate 1,a fr waredtes haa rie~ f eleve rittiwi*tlad uhk.l@s diags bataa 3jks Abe ynigeiloge bWig i rlislii4emfersesa For *eEaaligplfbyr Mge, aa4k asttand irgig d ebte~siii phapd rous as fast askear or ssa&4 . tiarineeehereto udd th iznoa ler,r hd ue.vTe bit ms w~ees iswidvlkns et to.-:uM . wsth *scet aS anesth.. staMa4 era. nby h 1~4e .o; bts&ui H,Are t wsabttle ipfs di4i a mu ULedwe tougue,ine4.4s1gtan ka, isue andc bothama tag-;the ms uere wore anwd h satt r - a3&e gaodate DdiO. 19* fIoc :e ksed u:et)e mittlhesttet e4r wedk Bcruti dibde r ii igadi o atm'. whag up fry we waet ga iA ocai kickfno' iengl,tokep ia de ba, ANili'R sp d I ing up, off we went again. An occasional kick from the mule, to keep as in dread, to,