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amii ??ii?ite? ;C>V ^OB'T. A. THOMPSON, Editor. E THOMPSON I ROiriTYOUNG, i . " Pit o nt wTo ns. 7'K ttM S.-Por Subscription, T \\y O D O l,. .?'?f/A-lfS ptr fliiniw? strictly in ?'liante ; t'or kilt . HoUth.*, ?ne Dollar. _ 6"?$?*' A il i'crt i tunen tx inserted ut $1 per square of ? ten tines or less for the J?r$t inter.ion, and GO cents -."ty-?rtvA subsequent insertion. fi>?r* Obituary tfotiecs exceeding jive lines, 7VA? .Hites of Respect, G'onmmvcations of a personal character, and Announcements nf Candidates, tritt /io charged j'or os advertisements', tftSf Job Printing matty and cheaply executed. fSi??'" Payment can be made in currency, or in pro vision at the market ratet. liifi?y*- lYecensity compels us to adhere strictly to the requirement of cash payment. PICICENS C. Ii., S. C.: Saturday Morning, October 5, 1867. JBCtT Mr. JOSIAH YV. Conn, of Picken?, lias been appointed Com mission or for tho Uni ted Stutcs Courts for South Carolin JO?y Tho pt ico of cottoo hus declined in tho Liverpool, New York, Charleston mid oth er markets. lt is quoted in New Yu'rk at 22, and in Charleston' nt 18. Cold, 44. ?3P We publish to-day thc prospectus of " Dio Cluirlcatoucr Leitung," * Gorman pa per soon to bo. issued in Charleston. Goneru) WAOKNKR is to 1^ tho editor. Thc on tor? priso hos our best wishes for its success. 1862?" .Registration in this Stato, nt Inst ac counts, stands na follows : Whites, 80>800 ; blacks, 50,105. Total, 80,531. W??*The corrospondonco between Gov. O lt it and Gen. SICICLKS appears on the first page. We behove that tho letter of Gov. ORR re flects thc sentiments of a innjoiity of tho white people of tho St.ito. As this matter is as suming undue importance, wo may have some thing to say in reference thereto in our next. it-jrJ" Ccu. RonoFtKiii), commander of tho " First Military District," says that any imo who has registered ia eligible to a seilt in the Sta'c Convention soon to assemble in Virgin ia. Thc same rule doubtless, will bc applied to thL State. jCST* Registration' has been completed in this District, and stands 111 us : Whites, 2,010; colored, 809. Total, 2,810. Ma jority for tho whites; 1,201. jtL-fJ" Look out for the advertisement of Dr. BELL'S Dry Goods, Groceries, Drugs, &o., &0-I next week. It came to hand too late for the present number. Return Day. This ia ''Return day." Lesa than one li u ri. 1 i-od oncou li:.vu Loon iuwunil ill PluKOnfl . In Abbeville, one hundred and fifty cases have been returned. Tho return in Auder son is less than one hundred cases. Caterpillar. Wo regret to learn that the caterpillar has devoured the leaves and young bolls of the cotton belonging to Mr. JAS. W. CRAWFORD of this District. Capt. M. B. CoLUOUN is n sufferer in like manner to a limited extent. We Itavo not heard of ravages elsewhere in this District by the caterpillar. Nomination. Wc learn that the Union Longues of the 5th Regiment have nominated Messrs. Titos. M AULDEN and JEREMIAH LOOPER us their candidates for thc Convention. Twelve Mile River Baptist Association. The Twelve Mile Uiver Baptist Association convened with thc Peters' Creek church, four milos north of thc Trap, in this district, says tho " Carolina Baptist," commencing on Fri day thc 20th ultimo. Tho Introductory sermon was prencbed ac oor ling to previous appointment, by Elder JOHN Atti Ah J and tho body was organized by tho olection of Elder T. L. Roi?ER, Mod erator, nnd Elder J. lt. HAMLIN, Clerk. Thc Churches composing this body were generally represented, and one new churchy we believe, was received. This Association covers a largo area of country, nod is an im portant and interesting field of labor. Tho various enterprises of interest in thc denomination in tho State received tho atten tion of thc body. ? Mesara S. Bleckley & Co. This enterprising firm spreads before our readers this week an advertisement, wherein it is announced that they hnvo received nt their Storo, in Pendleton, a largo and varied assort ment of Fall and Winter Goods. They assure thc public that these Grods, having been se lected with great care in thc best and cheapest liuirkots in tho country, will bo disposed cf for cash or barter on the very best terms. This cstnblishmcnt. is under the superin tending ciro of Capt. CHERRY, ?ti accommo dating and very efficient salesman ; assisted by our clever towns-man, Mr. ALEXANDER. Thus prepared and'aided, this firm confident ly goes before the publio with priini nssuran ?. co8S Qf success, n consummation wo most hear tily wish, Seo advertisement. In the Common Council of Now Or lomft, La., on tips 10th, at tho election for as sistant rocofdorft, onefwhito man and three ne groes were ohoaen. . -,,^i.,,?,m Jjjr?o young lodics took tho veil Inst Wednesday - in too Cathedral nt Nashville, T^oncfsee, Right Rev. Bishop Fechan offioin Wt .... ? The Amnesty to bo Tested. Wo learn from thu " Montgomery Mail," that Judge lliee, of that city, has made a per sonal test pf the practical ,-aluo of tho Presi dent's Amnesty. Not being able, in eon sc. quenco of olllcc-holding before tho war,' to tilico the oatli of registration until now, when, on thc strength and authority of tho Exccu live proclamation, bc took tho oath therein prescribed. Under that oath Judge Rice offered to reg ister, and will ofter likewise to vote, lt is his opinion, and he stands high as a jurist, that every man supposed to bo disfranchised by Act of Unngiess can take thc oath of am nesty, ami in virtue of that oath is entitled to vote. Tito only exceptions made arc such as tho President has specified in his proclama tion. The eminent Judge holds that this ac tion on tho part ?d' individuals outlawed, by Congress entitles them to thc restoration of all privileges enumerated, and rights ol' prop- j city, except as to property with regard to slaves, and except in cases of lesral proceed ings under the laws of tho United States lie further maintains, that this Executive amnesty is superior to and independent of Congress; inasmuch as tito Constitution dele gates lite power of reprieve, and pardon to tho President, and his d?cision in tho premises can only bc invalidated by illegal and revolu tionary means. One of the privileges of thc late amnesty is the right of franchise. Thif priviiego Judge Rico has determined to avail himself of, if within the limits of a legal hu man eliott. On this subject, tho " Mail" says, and wo. commend its views to our readers: "Judge Rico, sotaras woore informed, is rite first to put himself in a position to raise before thc Courts the question whether the President's late, proclamation does not restore thc right (d' voting to even supposed disfran chised citizens who comply ."with it. lt is to bo hoped that all of our disfranchised citizens will follow his example, * and thus put them selves in a position to obtain their rights, by a calm and peaceful appeal to tho judicial tribunals. " Why should any citizen omit the oppor tunity to seek from tho courts what is denied tinder the military or reconstruction bills? Thc Way is marked out. Will? tho disfran chised fail lo put themselves in that- way ? Every one of~ Ulbi?l ought lo comply with thc proclam.ition before tito day of election, ami thereupon oller tn vote nt tho election. This is what they owe to themselves and their country." New Advertisements Mr. 11 i:u Nut IN, Tax Collector, odis on tax payers to make their Quarterly Returns, and pay their taxes. Mr. M nm t: i,r.. Chairman of tho Hoards of Com miss' mers of Hoads, calls a meeting there of to take into consideration thc propriety of levying a further tax to discharge existing liabilities. Mr. PRYOR will conduct Shoe-making and mending on the mo-it accommodating terms. Col. lloKK, Assistant Assessor of Internal Revenue, announces that divisions No. '21 and 2.' have heo'n qdnsoli^Jfod, and tbat.be has berta placed in charge of the whole district. His oilico will ho open at this placo. Mr. COllU. Deputy Collector, advertises ti largo quantity of vVljiiibtu property for sale for thc payment of taxes. We have been requested to publish the pres pectusoftho "Christian Neighbor,*' a roll ginns journal, proposed to be published by Dev. S. II. H?owx. ?i?y A match cotton-picking race came off on Wednesday last, on the plantation of Dr. Calley, near Montgomery, Abt., four hands pn Clich side. The first four picked as follows : 401 ; -103 ; 433 ; 372. Tho last four. 430 ; 431 ; 112 ; 885. Total for first, 1,752. To tal for second, 1,007. ?s?f" Juarez says he doesn't want the Pres idency of Mexico, but General Diaz wants him to have it, and on tho whole he thinks he will take it, just for thc sake of " frustra ting the designs " of some " wicked men." CKF" Robert. Ilanaford, who cast his first Presidential vote for Washington, celebrated his centenary in Burlington, last week. The yellow f?vof is abating at Galves ton, from want of material, lt is still raging in the towns of the interior of Texas. fig" The denths in Charleston for the week ending Sept.. 21. were 20, of whom 12 were white and 17 colored. f??T Two North Carolina freedmen fought a duel about a woman. Weapons axes. Re sult, ono intelligent voter split open. There was Post in Northampton, Mass., last Monday. In portions of North ern. Wisconsin thc potato and melon crops and the cranberries have been destroyed by frost. fi?'" Thc petrified body of a woman Was dug up at Albany last week. It was as white and nearly as solid as marble. The body had hem buried seventeen ycart* G BM. QA NI? Y ANO Tiru Fj-.or.itAr. Cou tm. -General Cunby, it. appears by ofltoial corres pondence, says tint Washington correspondent pf tho "New York World," li.is rather a mixed state ol' affairs in his dealings with the pro cesses of the (Tn i ted States Courts, in thc ex ecution of judgments for debt. He tins in no wisc modified nor suspended (jouerai Sickles' Order No. 10, but nets independently on oaoh oase which arises under it. Whore' he finds that, a debtor is codea voting to cheat his cred itor he will allow a salo to tako place ; but there ia good reason for stating that where ho believes that tho execution of tho judgment of tho Court will impoverish tho' pooplo ho will intorfe.ro, u"> did General Sioklcs, nud pre vent the sale. TtiBCoLUMniA AND A WHIST A RAILROAD. --Chancellor Carroll rendored a decision in this cose, wo lenin, says tho "Columbia Pheo nix," on Tuesday last, in favor of this compa ny, mid dismissed the bill flied by thc South Carolina Railroad Coinpuny. i?, um i ?? H II ym rn, ti, nn ? un III II II?IIMI<I mmv,*f t What aa Industrious Maa can dojlTlhe Weet. .Tho u Davenport G.izetto" speaks of Mr. Ju mes Thompson, who curti? from Peifri?syl vanin to Scott county, Iowa a dozen yea ri ago, worth a few hundred dollars. Ho now owns farly four farms, averaging OOO hundred ?md sixty acres each, or in nil r.bout sevou thous and acres of laud, ut least half of which is under cultivation ; tho whole will b,o noxj year. Tho land lies in Scott and Cedar counties.-.. Thc past year ho put under cultivation 2,200 acres now lund. He is now having twenty farm dwellings, of six rooms each, framed and gotten leady, in Davenport, so thoy can bo hauled to his farm, und gotten re.jdy for his tenants. Tho tenants get one-third -of tho crop and two dollars au aero for farming new land, and same share of tho crops with seventy-five cents to ono dollar an nero for cul tivated land if such enterprise can succocd in thc far West, says the " Daily Chroniolo," wo may well ask " What can an iudustrioua man do in tho South?" How many uncultivated ucrcs of tho richest lands thut heaven smiles upon uro t; day awaiting somo revolutionary touch to make them start into useful exis tence ! How many landowners thcro arc with thc means all around thom to build and peo ple villages and towns, of which they may pos sess tho greater share; and yet who tries? No doubt an occasional attempt is made to do something after this kind, but how quick ly small obstacles deter and discourage ! What we most require is persistent offert, combined with courage, liberality and genuino enter prise-that which can wait upon tho future for its reward. Dut now is the time to lay its foundation for suoccss. Now thc eyes of thc people of thc North and of Europe ure being directed to tho South, and if favorable inducements arc offered in a wa)' that shall be come public, and excite in thc many tho in terest they are calculated to create in a few, we would quickly hay? an influx of .intelli gent labor whioli Would aid us in rcbuildiiiu our shattered fortunes and diu' .mg us mil. of tho Sh.nub of Despond in which thc whole State would scent to bc hopelessly submerged Po M Tl CA I. Cit ANO KS.-Thc " Albany Ar gus," of Monday, speculating upon tho re cent political changes in Maine and Culi fur nia, says : " Three weeks from to-morrow, election? will bc hold in the States nf Pennsylvania, Ohio. Indiana and Iowa. Two Of these State? - Pennsylvania and Indiana-have been quin closely contested. East year, the Republican majority in Pcnusylvania w.is 17:1 78. Shnul.i tin; Duinncrats gain propeltionately in thai State us they have just trained in .Maine, tin majority iigainst tho radicals. wnuloYho 50,(Hid lu Ohiil, ut. thc last, election, thc Rcpuhlicni majority w is ?12,080 and a glin equal tu tint nf Maine would give the Democrats nb?Ul I 2.00.) ai-ijntjt v. In Indiana, thu RcjTnhlio.n e ui majority w is last 1 l,2o2, and the Pe un urals lhere c n have about 85,000 lil'jprir .lexi month. h> doing as well as their bret li r "i in Miine. Applying ll"' sime inlet V.-w York Si tc. ?md tim result would he as toumliug FVnlon's majority list year wa lo 7<s9, und at the rate of glin itt Maine, th Democrats WnUld huve a majority of about round 100,000." RKOISTKATION!-Completo returns of th registration have been received from A hi bama, Georgia, l.ouis'rina, Mississippi an Virginia. These returns show thc fojluwin results: In Alabama the total number i voters registered is 100.095, of whom 72.73 aro whites, and 88,21s blacks-a colored mt jority of 15,511. In (Scoreia tuc (trial i'egii tr.ition is ISM.T JA), nf whom 05.803 arc white and 98.-11,7 bl icks-a white majority ol' 1881 In Louisiana tho Intal is 127,588. th" whitt unmooring 44,728, and tim bl it'ks 82*865 colored majority of 38 112. In Misslssipi thc totalis 122.173, of whom 51.151 ni whites, and 70,019 blacks-a col oreti major ty of 17,805. In Virginia thc total in 21 fi 217, of whom 115,157 aro'whites and 101.411 blacks-a white ina jority of 18,007. in Flo 'ula. Arkansas, the Carolinas ?nd Texas, re: ?stratton ia still incomplete In Florida, l??t accounts, 4,783 whites and 9,888 bind bad registered-a colored majority nf 4,05 In North Carolina. 44.508 whites and 40,0< blacks-a white ma iori ly nf 3.903. In Som Carolina, 21,170 whites and 10,919 blacks a colored majority of 21.810. Estimates a tundo of A riot naas and Texas, of lO.OUO whit and 35,000 negroes, a white majority of 5,0( for tho former ; anti 40,000 whites and 50,01 blacks--a colored majority of 10,000 fort latter. The grand total of thc registry throng I out. tho South foots np 525,080 whites ni ! 017,31 G blacks-a colored majority of 92,22 and n total registry of 1,142,890 voters both colors. j Nr.w Otti.KANS, Sept. 27, 1867 -T I " Republican " has full returns of votes i j day in tho First, Second and Third Muni pal Districts of this city. First District, ! 510; Second. 2.253 ; Third, 2,297. Tot I 7,090. Nearly all tim votes cast wero foi i Convention. Number of registered voters these Districts, 21.235. The 'Rep?blica! expresses apprehension t hat unless tho vote heavier to-tnorr uv the proportion fir a Ci vondon will ul-the law requiring a -maje ty of thc registered voters to vote or thc cI> lion fails. Nr.w Oitr.KANs. Sept. 20.- interment* to 0 o'clock, this morning, 57. 257 priva ami seven olliccrs are now under t real ment yellow fever at tho Jackson R irr.icks, in t lat Regiment Uoited States Infantry. Tin have been nt the barracks mid tho militt hospital upwards of 100 deaths froth fever. CiNoiNNATr, Sept. 26.-Tho Queen C Di-dillory lins been burnt. Loss 800,000. Tho oitizens have subscribed 86,000 in i of thc yellow fever sufferers.' Atiou8TA, September 26,-The Judgci tho Supremo Court of Georgia-Warn Wulker and Harris-nro out in letters, f?v ing reconstruction under tho militnry bills, tho ground of necessity and expediency; NKW QIU.KANH, September 27.-?Int monts from yellow fovor to 0 o'clock, t morning, 77. * ? !y,'"!j0Ji..W?. !'..1 - ?n>i?"','N>ini',"?'?jrtBjfWgg 3ti MERE MENTION. _ ' Lexington' District has tl wi.ito majority of 609--~ " I Inion Leagues" ar? playing out iii VirjVyija.-rToa culture in Georgia is ktt?o0?sj'u.l?p-The pr rewa e;tr.inp'gs of tin- lCuii> sis branch of thc Union Pacific Railroad for August, wis ?2.'J'"I,000.-loo fyi ni od haU' nn inoh thick on Mt. Washington ono uiglit last wook.-General Grant's fattier is speak inp; on tho Democratic side in tho Ohio can vass.-Gen. W. A. Owens of Florida, for merly of South Carolina, is dead.-Lancas ter Distriot has a white' majority.-Thc South Carolina University is to be kept open. -Completo registration returns in Geor gia show a white majority of 1,180.-Short dresses arc more the fashion than ever in Par is.-Tho Female Col lego of Rordontown, N. J., has a " department of washing." Caterpillars have appeared on thc cotton in various portions of the State.-Messrs. Wil lis & Chisolm, of Charleston, estimate, the present cotton crop at 2,300,000 bales. FOR TtlK K KOW KB CU UKI KU. Public Meeting. Afr Editor: You will oblige many ol your friends, by announcing through the col umns of your valuable paper, that a Public Meeting of tho citizens of Pickens Distriol (irrespective of color) will be held at Piokoil! Court House, on tho third Monday of thu mouth, being the first day of Court, to tala into conddcratiou tho political situation ol our District. ' WALHALLA. October 1, 1807. WASUINOTON, September 25. - The Pres ident. in his brief and pertinent reply to tin congratulations of the throng of citizens \y\u had just finished a like demonstration in com pliaient to General Hancock, last night, lc marked upon the " peril" of this country. That, the country is in moto peril now thai it was while the civil war was flagrant am ragiiiir. there is no doubt. Then it was though that when the contest ended, we would hil vi peace on such fenns as would be consisten with general prosperity. Tim test nf batti is wurt bless, if it cannot produce, in any is sue. some decided result. Hut we are now experiencing tho wars consequences of the ?jvil wiir, m continuel exclusion of a largo gool inti of t he ; count r from the. Union, and thc prostration of it productive power. The .* London Times" remarks that th next President, upon his accession to ollie, will find the Union still unreconstructed, fear that in this, as well as in other cases, th adage will bo verified that " those who loo on seo most, of thc gnuie." The President will proceed to extend pr don to individu ils who are still excepted frat t'-e Amnesty Proclamation. Mr Mailor of Florida, formerly Secretary of the Cm federate. Navy, has been pardoned. Mr. ll Stephens tho Cnn federate Vice- Presiden will it is sii.l. be tin' next prominent suido of Executive clemency, Everyt him; rests upon the event of the. () lober cleef h ms Th" President appeals tot people. Tiie people aro not for the Presido l'hoy ure disappointed tittd di- .-u-ted ;.t ii i :e ?I rule. Tin y will II .1 aililiato with I d'-ouicr ts j but they will reject mid deli t he negro sull'rago scheme. SAVANNAH, Sept ?i(>.-On? 1 ?ridley, Boston, a mulatto, who has been several ti ? arrested by the military and ai Vt 1 .ut'iorit for haranguing tim negroes ami exciting il turba ncc, had a gathering hero of some tim and iivgro.es, mostly fro n the couiitrv. to d lu the course of his harangue against wh men and in favor of thc distribu? ion of I m thc conservative negroes in ter for red with hi when a melee, occurred. A liege loree ol lice charged through the crowd, thc milit cann: to their aid and together they dei the ground. Muskets, brought by a la band ol' COU tit l'y negroes, wore taken by police and turned over to tho military, largo proportion ol' the colored poptil.it disapprove of lindley, ami threaten to ass nato him. The entente cordiale between eily ffovortimetit and the military alfords gi satisfaction to all ohisos, except thoignot advocates of Bradley. L.VTKn..-The city is. in great com mot A disturbance is threatened between the en try and conservative city colored people night. Gen. Anderson, Chief ol' police, given orders to arrest, every disorderly per regardless of color or polities. The mili aro under arms; a large number of arr have been made. Tho ring-loadors will p ably be sent to Fort Pulaski by the milita Kl'.NNK, New Hampshire, September IM Three inches of snow fell here to day. ST. LOUIS, September 30.--Tho fur of Gen. Sterling Price, to-day, was ono of largest, ever seen here. Thc ceremonies place in thc First Church, Dr. Boyle, vt the remains lay in state all the morning, wero visited by a very large number of zens. KEW YORK, October 1.-Sheridan's rr Mon by the Union Loa ugo was a showy a Sheridan said : " I have scarcely lang to express thc very great, approbation I for your very warm nud hearty welcome only hope that I may hereafter bo able ti servo the same approval in my acts. I know that heretofore, and I believe hero:! I shall never, hy any act of mind, litton! m a ko rebellion honorable. [Loud Appia Rebel I ion is a crime and it shall not bo i honor.'.ble. [Cheers ] Gentlemen, I t you. Sheridan visited the stock and gold bi this morning. There was wild oiithusia After the excitement subsided, She than tad them kindly, when tl?*? members "Old John Brown," much tu tho Gen satisfaction. A collision occurred on UKI Morris am sex R ailroad to day. Tho cars were snit and a brcnknuiti killed. Advices from Iowa indicates serious mn n defection if rob) tho radicals. Wei ted Republicans, though confident of rying tho State, apprehend heavy losses. RA?.KKIH, Septeiubor 28.-Thoro \ grand rn'ly of conservatives last night, olutions were adopted which deolnre d?M to fh? Union and cousiiDitioivi! IR against a white man's party, ?miflsosfin frcsoription ; opposed to drawing party tirtherthaii hostility to radicalism Then huit' H dnzup speakors; great clithujiuni perfect, harmony. > ?'' ' "; . " "*'?' J ' hers nf State Convention connuonood today vvitli tho following result : Middle County, 7.V) blacks; 0 whit?*, t ?ty,. 2.3:51) blacks; 20 whites, Total,.8.080 blacks'und 32 Whites. Tho election is passing1 ol' quielly. (h>\ssr.\.NTiNoiM.i:. Sept 28.-Tho Sultan refuses tho C.'.tr's.Crotan diMiands ; the Czar declines meeting tl u Sultan personally, huv intr liutljing airrueable Ct* say. A Itirgo party in Greece favor tho King's deposition and a proclamation of a republic under the proteo* orate of, or annexation to thc United States. Fl.ottKNCK, Sept. 28.-Garibaldi's pirti sans arc tumultuous in Variouspirts of Italy. | It is reported that tho King is about proclaim ing an extraordinary session of Parliament. Caribaldian riots have boon suppressed. t It is officially announced that thc country is tranquil. Italian accounts ?ire conflicting. Riots hive occurred nt Modella, Milan,- (leneva mid Na ples. The people thank Napoleon for Gari baldi's arrest. WASHINGTON', Septembor 28.-Thc set tlement of Fraser, Tren Iud m AVOo., w entire ly satisfactory ; thc Government d?fendants counsel ac';no vl<> hr.'tho correctne** nf tl??'* principles incurred by tho Government, uni itavo provided for securing tho property claim ed. Further action, however, is nocoessary in tho Federal and British courts. Judge Underwood and Attorney Chandler arc consulting relative to the trial of Mr. l)i .Vis, whcJso friends mid bondsmen repp's'tit him as^nxtaus fur trial. Congressman Shanks has gone to Rich-j mond, in pursuit of evidence regarding thc treatment of Federal prisoners. Internal revenue receipts to day 8177.000; ? for tho year, to dato, fifty-four and three quar ter millions. A San Francisco despatch says Lieutenant Small's company of tho first United States cavalry fought thc Indians, killing twenty-six and capturing liftcon. Thc soldiers wore un hurt. NF.W OHM; A NS, September 28.-There were 07 inter.bents fro n yellow fever up to 0 o'clock, this morning, WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.-Ki asor, Tren holm & Co.'s case has been settled. Terms unknown. Tho '. Herald's" special stiys the Union Lemnos i" V-irgbiitt aro biting abandoned. I Cusi? H ri on pu for week oiidim* yesterday $108 (ton. Internal revenue receipts, to-dny, 8441.000. Tir* ft?n??t! al Palermo repirts tho nuntin nanoo of the chotara, bu it s milder. THO Cabinet session, to day, lu.s'cl two bonis, ami all wore present, Keeretiry 'loCullnch H as is*n ?il a circular forbidding sub ?rdi tates coin illunie liing Tre is a ry nows to correspondents. NASH vii:, September 27.-Gen. Thom as hohls a conference with tho civil authori ties to-day. It is stated that Gnu. Cooper said. i:i a rouen t meeting, th it thorn wm o three w ivs to ino.'t the oiiiorgoiiey-bullets, bayo neta, mattihos. I'm t. M)i:t.iMiiA SeptMitbor 2?.-The. pol itied excite neut i? incro:isin.?. Guns. II m ..<<:1\. Siokb'.s ami Sheri lui ure in tho city. flin (!ity Council has extended thc lioqiitali ties nf tin- Corporation to I hom. Dr M. V. G ?r n m. N >t. K-v, Iv and Caro lino Herron hive, boon arrested, with a largi: a ii n it nf o ..in!oi"'i,itin ; -pp o- tus. M ?ti! K S . to libo" 27. - Thorn were nillo o f?u- o yu lo v fiv?r ri)) ?rt ed f?r tho t.ve-ity fi .ur hours eiiiliiiir ut 0 nVhudt vest erduy even ?mr, ami live iho d y he inc Tin- thron uo.-ros \ylni recently nomniittul .m outrage at D.iif Uiver ?vero Inrig t -liv. Ther? w s ot int neus c. ?>v I pit soot hut u ? disturb ?nco WASHINGTON, SopVunlicr 20 - Advi-vs fr en N ishvillc st ito Unit all lirs arc inure ipii . ? i>, eonsoqu .?ie V |.\>.| \\'\\\ provision to ?up press di o . cr. li it i p -tics prop no to ho d election- and take th (pi st on to th- c u-u Il'inoook wont it o t N :.v O'I til til i I fe vol* subsides. In th mun.tim Mown*, is responsible. Mower lolo?xr iphs encouragingly rego'diny. thc health of thc military in thc Fifth Dis triol. RHGOEIPTS Tho following persons have paillon tl eli' nd scriptum to the formen, ns lollows: M. ferguson, ?J 70 W. A. Lowry. .... ] no Hains Mix. - - - - o no M Ul Ul IO I). <>n the isl inst tl tl t. hy .lildj" vYiok lille. Mv. JAM KS A. Ilr.i.i. to .Mis* \l,\TriE Tom?, all of l'iekens district. Bolillo 118 Ii ?tico. The foll-iwinuj mo the Appointment** of lb?*- . A. ll. STE ru BNS. Presiding Kider ?br ibo Green ville District of the S nith Carolina Confci'oiieo. M. IO. Cnn rou .S . ii ii. Ith Quarter : Greenville Station - 1th .Sunday, and Sainr day before, in Septenihor, Assessment $2f>0. IteiOville Circuit-r>th Sunday, ami Saturday heforo, in Supteinhcr, ut /our. Asscssuioiil $200. Greenville Circuit--1st Sunday, and Satur day beloit', in Ootuhor, nt I'lbutlOZOr. Assess ment $250. IHekeimville Circuit-2?l Sunday, and Satur dtiy before, in October, at frapp. Assessment $100. Keowee Circuit-3rd Sunday, and Suturilav before, in October, nt Oap Hill. Assessment $100. Walhalla Circuit--1th Sunday, und Satur day heforo, in Ootobor, at Walhalla. Asso>s inutlt ?150. Stnccu and Tuyalo-1st Sunday, and Satur day before, in November, ut Smith's Chapel. Assossmont $l?0. Anderson Station-2<1 Sunday, ami 8a tn rda v hi;fore, in N ?vninbor1. A^s?^uiOnl $200. Awlerson f?ren il -3 1 Solidity, and Saturday before, m November, ut ivienezer. Assess mein $200. C'.n ll -lou. Circuit- Ith Sun lu v. und Satur dav before, in Noseuiher, nt Shiloh. Assoss mont Soptentbor 18th. 1807. DIE CIIAHLE3TONER ZEITUNG. JOHN A. WAG ION KR, EDTTOR. ITN DUR tito abov? hoad the undersign d propose I >t> publish a Cn i;? itt till Weekly fi'u-M'i-, to be the o?-pean of the Oorinnn population, and dc voled to'tho interests' oLjM?8uie. in I'hicouraging liiiiiiiip'ati?h ati I industrial Pursuits. hitor nure, /tgrioohuro. Ooinuioroe, Arts ami Trude, will t.e ropr-scnt'ed In ila columns, and thc nows of tho day will ho gi, MI. HUN JOHN \ _W ?.ORSKII II IS kindly consented to un lertake- the ll litoria) ul ni igcniuut for the present -Suh <ori pt hm-$t \V) for t welvo months : $1 l>0 for sit niontli8 5*?I (ll) for three mouths, AnvKUTiSKrffiiiTS inserled on liberal terms. 0. O. KItCKMAJSN..& CO. Charleston, October, 18*07 . tf 1 .iiWi.VTiinrnfci TAX NOTICE. PBBS1 >N'S ltiibln to milk? Quulcily Return* on sales of Goods, will.meei mo st Picken? U? H on Mnnd-iy m>xi iii? Till IhHtHitt. for that pur pose, .m l pnv til? ijix thereon. Longer indulgence eumm. bo given. g - jj|,p;>JDt)N, f. C. Pot '2. 18d7_g_ _ 1 Assistant Assossor's OlHco, U. S. Internal Revenue, PIOKKNS 0. H., Got 1, 1807. NOTIfl? ?H lintehy given lilli Division No 21,. (for imrly dibson's il I vision) lias been oonuoll iltled with Division N'o '21. makin* thu whole of Picken* Dist riel one Dividion, whioh is uow under my eli irrfo. Ml perkins, tliero'oro. in I'ickens Dis trie*, win? ?rb ill uny w iv intor 'Stt'd In Infivraal. Kcv-ni io minor? will please call nt my oflloo. ?I IMckuiis fl. H.. william delny. 1 shall be in my ollie? all ol' Court week next. F. A. ll Div H. Aas't Assessor 81 cillection Dist, S 0. pjl.ft. 1817 2 _tr ol??j-cm ?rs SALES. {)Y VIR PUK of Wivriuls of Distress directed ) to me bv \. S .V iii iee. l'Widr?. Collector of I m tn-ii II I It-wnue tor tln> 8-1 collect inn district of South Carolina, I have leyioil on tim following I'roperty b. longing to Jodi ill < Ihiipumu, as folly ws: TH H IK).M F TRACT OF LAND, hying on Toxnway ?Uiver, oonlaltiing Five Hun dred Aeres more or les?, mel adjoining lands uf John McKinney, lilljnli llinklo ind others. ON F OT HF ll TRACT, Known ns Laurel Fork, whereon Phillp Chapman nos? lives, oouininiug One Thousand Acres moro or les?, adjoining lundi ol' lista to of'Mnvorick, Morton mid others. flftT?" Till S property will he sohl nt Josiah Chap man's on Thurs Ky tho "Jlt'i il ly of October. 18(57, for cisli. for I lu piy u un ot* Internal Uavehuo tax due by Him to thc government ol' thc United States ALSO: Fl FT K KN \CUKS OF b\N() moroni- less, od joining lauds of A. J. Lowry, Sanders and others. ON F HORSF, ONF RUCCJV, LOT STILL TU LS, ?e. r&S7*T!ii- prop 'i-t was lu viol on ns that of B. A. & W A. L'lvvry, un I will hes ?id ul A. J. Low ry s oil Cn is I ?v (lie '?'Uh .1 iv of Ootolier. 18t>7. to ile: high st bidder. I'm- cash, tm- thc payment of lute-II il lleveini" due by (.li?lu to thu government of tho United Si titos! J. YV. cou:.. Q,)t 2,181)7 :i Deputy Collector NOTICE." FULL Ml? vTINd of tho General Board of t ('oin . ti i ss ion -rs ol' Ito. i U for I'iokCiiS Dist ri t ?required on Mou-I.iy the 'i'lsi insoinl. at I'iokena ''. lt . io consider the propriety of levying un ital? -Iiiiott il I.ix to iie-ei thc nap lid liabilities of lu_;t year. M. F. Ml l t" il io.!,. O?im'n tjoti'l Board. Oct 2. I8?7 2 3 SllOUMAIUAG. Ml*? ll li A" PT Mit. I will liiako coarse Shoes nt Fifty Denis per p iii* lin.-l mi l hound Sin? s $1 00, ll ilf'Sliling HOOK lilly C-IOM. h ill Holing HI.Ot-H 2'? eont.s; Millier .no.'e,. Ol' provision* will he taken tor w irk PltiMtitg.i re-ip-oi'uHv solicited. My resi-lv'iice is I bri?? ?niles Ir/tm Fickeus C. II. on tho tiro nvllio Iliad nen-.lol Moke's. I S V VI'Li T. P.IIYOft.. (Vi > 1 -ir.7 jj ?2 coMKcroirs SALE. |>V V?RTPK Ol' A U'APR?XT OF DIS i> TRAIN I* d -.-. I : ? me b\ A S. Wulliteo. .-.-<? ii ?rc. ColleU'irof 1 o'oion I Revenue for tho l-l e.?l I Oct ion iji ?triol nf S nih Carolina. I hnvo levied oil the fdl win.; I',-- porty belonging to Icrom'uh L por, a . foil ws : TRACT INTO. 1, O itu? II me Pi i. .., containing One Hundred and Fifi veros, more ir ln?s, u'ljninjiig binds I l u-. A . U gins, J uh M i dden and nihern. TR^OT INTO. 2, K II ? n ii? ibo S ending nhn e lying mi 'Twelve '.I lo Kin", o iittainiuu One Hundred um! Sixty Aeres m ire or le?.?, adjoining binds of A loxan 'm A g-'d. Hon. Miller and .Lim B Clardy. TBAOT KTO. 3, Where ni Anderson I, -nor now ?ives. Iving on O -il Clock. I'.oiitnh i ig T.v.i Hundred Aorps, mme or less, mid iidjoiniug hinds nf Joab Maul den. 'Tract No I, ni d others. -\ ?AHO 'ONK HAY HORSE; ONF M ULF. This property will hfl sold nt Jeremiah Loop? er's resilience nn Thursday the .'list dav of Oc tober next, at 11 o'clock. A. M., In tho' highest bidder, for the purpose Of pitying Internal Rev cnuo due by bim to tho govcfnniont of tho Uni ted Suites. BOT TERMS, CASH? J. W. COBB. Depnty Collector;. Sept. 2.r). 1S?7 1 " 8' I ?ON! IRON! 5,000 LBS IRON, ALL SIZES? Suitable for Carriage, Wagon and Pla illation Work. Ft? ??tLil hOW BY J. H. PIEPER & UROS. Walhalla, Aug 20, 1807 49-tf PUKPARATORY TO, FILLING UP THIS FALL,, Wo will sell our remaining Stook of Dry Goodsy Groceries VERY. LOW FOU CASH. J. U. PIEPlJll & BROS. Walhalla, Aug. 29,1867 ' 49~t{