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E. B. 31 Ult RA Y, Editor. Tilt" RSI) A Y, OCT. - TERMS : ?"'NE Y KA K.I? I./JO. SIX M0STI?.S. "f?? . Two Dollar? If not palo in Hilvanrr. WHO 1? IT ? The Abbeville .VU'I'IM -.y*. "III ?. vi otti II tc II, however, wc think the sole? lion of Senator Bayard wat? a poor ?ce. Wo regard him a? the we-Lt^t niau, intel lectually, io that body, with tilt; excep tion of I.ats??r. <?{ Mississippi. Farley, of California, and one other whose name it is not nfcc?*?:try to mention. a? it will :?t once buggoi itself to our readers.*' Who is the other intellectually v.eak Senatortvhoni t!;e JA (?uni refer-'.' What ( State dus he; hail from, and what is hi?, t.ame ? We tlitlik the Sbdiutti phould -veal: ii out. tor wc- arc ?ure the Senator will feet complimented to he pu: down with ?iu ?i o.en a? ikiyard ao l Lamar, j in our opinion there i? ll >t a more ?yin- ? metrical figuro in the history ol' ?.ur couti- j try's groat mon that; th?- prc-sent Senator j Thomas 1". liayiinl, of Delaware With a iar'fje !;..::'. a cultivated mind, a pure life, a firm patriot, po?.*?sscd of strong convictioiiH, thoroughly conscientious and entirely above the sphere of un worthy i ntl uo ii oe, he Mauds today the grandest ligure of thc American state.* man. Despite the; carping of lhotse v. ho do nu like him, lhere is no mau in pub lic lifo i::'<r._- worthy ot" general imitation than Senator Bayard; A (ll A rt? .r. IVITHHIIAWX. Sonic weeks ago wu published from an - j other paper .? coin tu ?nica', i III which re- j fleeted in si.vc-re terms upon the .Yan il- I Cou 'i*r. and therefore wv lake ihisoppur: tuiiity to iiiii*' j -.li the retraction of those reflections, which i- ample and conir piolo, a? wtil appear from the following communication published hy Maj. li. .7. Ljrli-, the author of the original article, lo thc Journal bf Lt.st week : Mr.. Kin ion: Some liiti? silice, in a coihhiuiiicatiou to your paper signed ' ".Savannah," I spoke of th< S'orsand >? rier ns '*the partners fit' th?; infauiouv Wootlrulf m tho I tv imbi ?cai) printing fraud." I re?oive?! a few d.iy since a noll from Messrs. Riordan ?V l)a\vs<iuiii relation to tin- matter, It required but little retied ion to satis fy mo that lin- charge iinplted in tho words quoted mil '<?.! /(rielly litte: and that it was not jiistillubto even If it liad be?ii true. It wn>a.bud argument. Tho people of Savannah lo.viivhip had. in my opinion, KtiltV H-I grave injust'u-o ;tt thc bauds of the Xcui ttud Cmtrier, bot one wrong docs not Justify another. And earnestly deebing : ? do justice toa!! men and injustice to none, I ha-, . no hesita tion in /nil;/ a.nt ?>ti?relo vrithdftuet tty tho words above quoted. And I take tho more pleasure in thu*; doing justice to tin- .V. . .?"?/ Co?t Ur, that 1 rcinemln'r and fully rc?;ognizo the splendid ability it ilNphtved in behalf-.f Ibo poHipIo nf .South Carolina in securing and perpotuutiiig ibu blessings of homo rule and honest government. I". .1. MA lt I. E. I TUKSOCTII CAKOMN A UAIIAVAV COM I'A NY. Thc iWtrj und C'iurirr of Tuesdav says: Tho purchasers of tho Month Carolina -i^.V??V^i:)}}^J?\^\\\\??tS iftit?cn l?'tif?j III corporation In ueeordaneoWllh ibo Act of March 24th, 1870, whereby they lorin a corporation under lim linnie of "Tho South Car?linu Railway Company," with "all the powers, rights, immunities, priv il?ges and franchises" ?if tho former Company. Tho capital stock ol' tin; new Company is fixed at $?,822,2QU divided into fi.sij shares of $100 each, and tim fol lowing Hoard bf Directors ure named to servo until tho HOcoud Tuesday in April, is.?-, with tho power tit increasing ibo number under the I'y-hnvs of tho now Company : John H. Hamos, Sainl. Sloan, Jus. .1. Higginson, francis A. Stout, Wm. II. lirasvluy, (ico. I?. Dillaway, Edw. E. Chuso. It ls understood that tho Purchasing Committee will nt an carly ?lay make a settlement with (he Master, receive titles to tho road which they will convoy to tho new company, which will immedi ately issuo tim now securities t<> th? com mittee for th?) purpose ol' carrying Into effect tho ugt'eeinoulH nf tho" plan of reorganization. Weare Informed that it will probably take u couple of weeks to complote this work. It is a groat achievement for the mate rial welfare of South Carolina and her cliief soupon, tho city of Charleston, t?i have this important lino of railway tall into tho hands of an independent com pany that is very strong financially, for tho now owners will necessarily, by self interest, be compelled to op?ralo their line fur thc building up of Charleston as a shipping and receiving port, and with thc growth of Charleston all portions of our Stat.' will be benefited. This bent? fit will come to us in hundreds of ways. The conveniences of a growing and well equipped .market in our own State will keep the profits that ore now being gathered by other cities within our own State to a large extent, thereby develop ing thc resources of South Carolina and stimulating every industry in our midst. ' Of course, thc extent of ?his iudustry will depend upon tho success with which the new property is operated and tho progressive spirit which characterizes its management, but as to theso thiog.s wo have no doubt. The character of tho gentlemen composing the company is a full guarantee of first class management in every respect, and one of the first things we expect from Hie nev owners of this valuable property is the extension of their linc in such way as to secure the control of the traflic of a lurge portion of South Carolina. The gap from Camden to Charlotte, N. C., nud the extension from Aiken to Anderson, and perhaps fjrthor on, will receive thc careful con sideration of lue new company, and be fore many months moro wo may expect the principal sections of the Stato to have another and thoroughly indepen dent line of railway to the coast. The new company will have the sympathy and support of thc people of South Car olina in all of their efforts to develop tho commerce and traffic of the section of country their Road traverses. JJenry Grady, in ? c-.-?responden'ce io the Atlanta O/nstUution, predicts tho election of Daniel, the straight-out Democratic nominee for- Governor, lu Virginia, by 14000 innjoriiy, and a Democratic majority of six on joint ballot in tho Legislature. Wo hope ho is right, but doubt it very seriously. The New York politicians aro at last happy. They bavo tho Presidency, and ( in future they expect to fill tho positiono ? of favor and profit formerly occupied bj\ 1 the somewhat famous Ohio citizens. ( i wmtm??im?B?????a^t^iiamimam^Ktmmmmm?mm^immmmi < ?ur correspondent, ' A Fariner," - iilur us again this week, ami Iii-* rejoin der i* purely per?? ?al, but as we are *t;il aoxioii? to please him, wc accord him the pleasure ol again seeing Jut article in print. The burden of his complaint this time i*, tl.at we have indulged iu ridicule i;i our rc ply to bi- last articic. We adu.it thc fact, but allege that it wu* done in wlf-dcfetise, and further we would udvi.-c our '.correspondent Ittreafu r not to tight othei people with weapon* i:e would hot like them lo use on him. When he attempted to ridicule and taunt o-, lie invited tba: kind of reply, and he has no right to c? m plain because hie implied iuvit'trion was accepted. We 1 a?lh.it that correspondent" have rigol-, 'and have always a. corded them thur I full privilege*, hut >vo do no? ad::.i: that they have any rigi:*. :<? all.uk editor,? with ridicule and bc ex< uipl ft oin .? u ph in the -ame vein, fr . ?ar fis th? writer's liing at our remarks to toe law of assignment and bankruptcy are concerned, it i- :: '- ..ur fault fhut .... r corri-pondcnt dui - uudt-r.-'.and th? tu. We have expr?vfd 'hem itt ?uch form as i i conv?.v our pieat.itig, and it he doc? pot comprehend thc punition vye a-.-tum ?I, we cannot help it, ..- ?'. - > part of our hu??ue.?s '?.> teach nu n the meaning of the Kngli-h language. Our correspondra! want-us to under? stand th:.t we <io not kiion everything, and w<- assure him ?hat ne we:?- fully aware of that 'fact, even before lie gave the information. Wt have nc. r claim vd any such p.*.v.:mititnt:c~n'.>, wc hsiye never even claimed to be absolutely right on any mullion. All that we have .?ver 0 in? has I cen to express our ! ? ? -1 ? - f on public tpu-li nis. und give mir r- u -.IM foi Mich.belief that they might go for what they c..,?;?,. .uni we haye, given other people the fullest ?ppcrtu II i ly of giving publicity to their '. ii-? Now, ivliut is moro than li? i ?. we do not get mad willi correspondents op account of a di ile rente uf opinion. ? J ii r corr?;spomient has not accepte?! thc proposition ?< made him In at tempting to turu it, however, hr gut ? us nu intimation that then; :?r<.- -our lien? oti his farm, which i- a great surprise. W?- pre sume hi- tena ni.-! have given l Lem. but even then; if his theory bc corieet that the tenant could do bettei '.viihont the |ien law than with it. he ought t > have begun bia demonstration .! that fact by cunviuciug his otvn tcmints, and llr.is practically domoh.itruliug hi- prop ortion to llio.se around him. Another criai- has been re.i 'hid un iii? Irish question hy the determined means used by Ki.g'.and to break up :!;,. Lam! I/'apue. Me--r-. I'ar ne! i, Dillon nnd '.?'lier prominent Iri.-h politicians have been arrested on uccuuut of their leader ship it liie tigitalioii, and several riots ntnl some bloodshed have occurred in consequence of thc attempted suppres sion ol thc League. This conflict is a very uneven one, for un the one side is the disarmed and hut poorly organi/.i d tenants of Ireland, while (.IT the other is lite organized Hoop- of <?re.it Britain, supported by the revenue of ibis strong government. The Iri-h peasantry have our sympathy in th? ir struggle for liberty and right. We Irusl that their courac . .. (.. .u.io.v, in a more vigorous use of thc power of thc government for theil continuel] -op pression. Hy their course (asl winter they secured large concessions from the general government in the new Land Hill paused ul thc last session nf Parlia ment, anti it seems to Us unfortunate that they dui not give the new Act a fair trial before organizing renewed opposition. Tiie present difficulty is likely to result in thc repeal of the late Act, and thc passage ol more stringent measures for thc government of Ireland, ami thereby entail renewed hardships and trials upon this long oppressed people. The Atlanta Cotton ICxposition has opened, and although it promises to he a great success, the crowds so far have been much -mailer than was expected. Tho exhibits ore said to be very fine and attractive, and lhere is no diminution nf zeal or preparation on account ( ? tho small attendance, as there is every rca son to believe that after the first of Ni - vember thc attendance w ill bc very larce from all section- of the cou..try. The Exposition trill bc very beneficial to thc .South, ns it will pr?sent thc industries ?iud resources of the country iu a practi cal manner to hundreds of capitalists who will come to il prospecting for opportunities (d' investment, which they would not, otherwise bo able to examine int?) ns fully ns would be necessary. The people of Atlanta deserve the thanks and encouragement of all our people for this live, progressive ?ind public spirited modo of advertising tho merits of the South. All who can attend should do <o, as thc information gained by the trip will more than repay for the expenses connected with it. The late-it rumor as to the Republican programme in the Senate is to thc etTecl that a resolution i> to b? introduced electing Mr. Anthony, one of the lie publican Senators of Klu.de Island, president of the Semite. On ibis resolu tion, of course, Mr. David Davis could not vote, and therefore the vo'?: would stand ys Republicana with Mahone, to ?57 Democrats, which would curry the resolution. If thia should be done, the Republicans will be entitled to the credit of engineering a inoit subtle and adroit campaign for thc presidency of the Sen ate, in which Mr. Davis will be tho will ing tord of his own demolition. The swift and sure punishment nietet] out to Jack Williams at Orangeburg lust week was a defiance of law, and in tiny ordinary crime, even of murder, should not bc tolerated in a country of law and order ; but in such a case n* that foi which Williams WHS convicted the reme dy was none toohar.-h and public opinion will not condemn those who inflicted thc punishment. The jury which tried thc case is wholly responsible for the neces sity for such a strong and ex tran rdiiiArv remedy to meet such a diabolical deed, and such a miserable verdict at thc bands of a jury-that boasted bulwark of Amcricau liberties. Tho Republicans have again carrie?. [)hio, as usual, hy nearly twenty thou tand majority. The chance? are that tb? ?Vcit will not go Democratic again ii ?n years. i;v< r; '.liing At j re-( n! *ei HI* to bc en- j Igrossed ?ll thc V' < Yntennial. j Tiie Pr?sident timi Cabinet, l!.e Senate and the politicians, tl.'.- civic authorities an.l ti..- military comj unie? have goiiotu thc ?cene of C^rnwalli-.' '.'.rrcmler with a v. rv great unanimity from lill sections of the Union The o< '--t? ? > ? : ? was cele* ' brat.-I "ii the IStb. I'.Uh ;.t;d - ?th. and wa- -! ;;bt:-- thc great col ga'.lifring -of; j Americans ever withe?-? ?1 <>n thi- conti* neut S i.it'u Car-.lina contributed lier full <|:...ta th?.- celebration of lhi.VoivH* ' he ma thine politicians of Ohio claim I that Ik>ok waller was defeated because he I r:':i Isis campaign independently of the ? Kjtecutive CViiomittve. When the Cont; millee hud charge of the canvass they j failed, and non thc caudidste himself I h; . failed in tho management of tho can- j va -, it i l'A? !ikf> nothing can tear thc | cl. uti-, of * ''.i . from their idols. : I-f i- ; -. ;. ..-ible that .fohn Shi mian j will fiiil he consulted a-, tj iiumi;iatiot.s j for ?. lice ??i ?.?ii.. Mr. Sherman tyan ... ,ulwJ when President Hay.-, dis- j * i. I - - . 1 Arthur from the Cu ..mn ll u-e ? of New Vork. .Ioho did not expect io] tn.'.ke a i'r. -i-!.'?.!, how.'vr. wi;en he j helped t.. tutti Arthur out. Judg< I>..\. I iu-.i- i.:.- the ['residen* j ti i! levi - in a mo?! uggravatcd form, lt ' may lie a-smued, however, that ho is as near 'I e White House . lie will cver.be, i:.-.'r?- ?'?mo crank or nat ti ral death in? t. rpo-cs '.-> compass tho d?mise of i're-i* dt ut A;!::tir. A Itcjoiudcr. 'll. ? I: i ' i.l.t..KN? i ti of J.i-t week says thal it publish* i .ur last coiiitiiuni?a lion, not bi'i.Miise uf aiiy intrinsic merit, but to pleasethe writer. Tims holding up MIMI ?>f bis correspondents lo thu rldi ru Iv o? bis readers ' >i rvs|*>hdeuis have lits as vv? ll as editors', and ??ne of the-. rights i - to IK; treated u it h ?'oiiimoii ?. ur* to-y. ll lit ors hi?. .. du- right. aii>I shoo Ul .. \ -i ii-., it. of rejecting voirt ri hut iou* ?!?. vol i ot merit i-r wlio.->e tendency might i bo piejuiilelal ti h > public good, but be . lias no right to publish i i*i.iiiiiiiiiii<.'?itioii | ?:? nub r tu bold up th" writer to the ridi cule of bis nade:-. L"-tinily tile eur-j r?-;"Hi?!?-ii'.?. of any paper gives it vltali iv and inter? si to tb?' general reader, a.id wo do not thins Ibo I : :.I I:N?M I: hiri'is any e.xecptioi IO the general nil . lu vti.?!i?'.ilioii of ?nifselvi's, \v? eau e.m -..i- nliously say that \>? make u<> ..?mtii huttoiis lo' tlui IM I.I.I.IHI:M ;.U or vlso wbero fur tho purpose of attaining news, paper notoriety. 'A ben u j ou tiger man tlinti vye "ow are, vvu mi.-ht have poa? so.-h vanity, but we think wo Imvo ivrrio?iie that feeling. Whenever wo <l?i tako up otu pin to writ?.?, ive tl.ink ul leu-t we huvo someIhlni* tu say, and wo .t??p whep wp say it. We, too; {ike Hie editor, elaiin the righi to oiir (.pinion ai In- does to iii?, anil, it we il i Her with bim. it is no suttieioiit reason that wo should be subjected t>. taunt and ridiculo Upon thc n-mg ol Ibo convention .,f farmers at tireen vi Ile, wo lu'iir dreamed ol en tering on tho discussion, mu! would not li.ive dolli, s... I,ut fur tin? prematuro on slaughts of tho IM I.I.I.H.KM-KI: in favor of the Lien law. Wo accord to lin? editor credit tor bis natural ability and inde pendence, but, with all his acquirements, li?, is young enough to lind mu that ho doesn't know everything. Secondly. The editor, in Ills remarks on the Bankrupt law and ibo law of As signments, certainly displays more ot'the lawyer than an honest d?buter. Surely tho edi.or ?lo?-II . mean to say that tho creditor bas not the right equally in both case? to refuse to submithi>.v' *'"' '" ??*.* _ij_xi_.i-.. ..I oniri OIlO oTtllOSO COUrlS, .....i ii. .i his i-hi i ni is not vitiated bv KIIC*I refusal. In many case* ins eintlii would I... worth as much ill bis pochet as in i Itber ol' these courts, and. if tho debtor ever gits in a si.lvent condition, cotihl most assuredly euforco tin? claim. Thirdly. The hu; homily ol' tb" editor ..u tho moral duty rn" complying with contra?is to the utmost of one's ability is not i:, disput?, for all uro agreed <>n that point, 'i he point in ?iisput?' is. simply whether in the face ot' a meat providen tial calamity ti i- not tho ?Inly ol' all, creditors ns well a-? others, lo recognize the band of Grui in their limtnciul .settle ments, ?md extend to each min r such as sistance a- ? ach may li?' able. If we eau understand the meaning of language, even the much maligned Savannah town ship resolutions, ask for nothing mme, ami lin right thinking man ?MO do les.-. While mi this point, permit us tn suggest that the farmers of the South, over since the war. have bad a mountain ot'ililli.'ii 1 ih'.H to couti ml with, such as perhaps no ??Iber people ever met. These di Meit hies still confront us, though in a loss aggra vated form, but when in addition lo these surrounding disabilities is stipcradded, ii: tin? providence of (?od, a very disas trous drought, and not only one, "but two and even three, ns in sonic sections, the embarrassments io the farmer aro really appalling. Hy vlrlneof his railing, he is entitled to tin- sympathy nml support of uv?;ry other class in the community, ho causo on bis siiici-ss d?pendu tho pius perity ol' all. The great labor problem is vet in process of solution, and tho ijues tion of ussessnu'nts a ul taxation demand overhauling. I.vcr since thc war wo, in common with our brother fanners, have grappled with these great ditllculties, and ii bu- been a constant struggle all the while, but, tiod helping us, wo will vet iivereoino all, an?! turn over to posterity 'i redeemed, rogenerateil and disenthrall* ci I heritage. We will accept the banter of our young amateur farmer, and will cheerfully com pare imtc* at our Coun'y l'air, (Jod will ing. We would suggest, however, that it wnil l be hardly lair to pit an amateur farm, unobstructed with lien.* and time pri?e?, with a larger farm, cultivated by ? ureat variety of labor, some of it none Ibo best. A UAMMKU. Hie Short Talk of Congrcssiuan Tili? man with Editor Bacon. I'., '..i.'?i.i ./ literatim. We are rushing from Um courthouse across tho square <"i .?lo?lay nt loa. m., and we meet our dis Liligitisbcd Htiprosentativo in Congress ruslr 'toward the eouithnuse. As wo be irvously to om; side t<> avoid so [> .ions and fatal a collision, both [ult.tea rmdiillg onward, wi? cry ont: ''George, tho people aro extremely anx ious to hear your views on the political situation. Dowritosomo BPihelhinr* for us und lot us have it in tho mon log." And the answer comes back tons thus, ibo COIOHMIV. still striding onward lu Ins .ourse: "Oh, ?.ord Omi, Jim, I'vo got no time to write nor ta!.1: ; and if I bad, ill I've got to say, is lot us go on build ing our railroads and call a Constitution* il Convention to get our State Constitu tion bettered." And thus ended the In? erview. Ami tlmre was moro in it than ti most interviews.-E>l<jff.eltl Adrcrtiser. Rel 11 g?rent Mahoue. WASHINGTON, October 16. Senator Mabono was arrestc?l to-iii>;ht ind bound over lo keep tho peace with a flew to preventing him from engaging in v duel with General Jubal A. Carly. I bo arre-t was made nt tho Instance of Samuel Strong, who to-day receivod In formation thal Mahonc bail accepted a .liai?.'?ngo from Ka.-ly. Mahmie was taken before Judge Snell, ortho police :ourt, at tho latter's rosblenco, whine ho stated that no challenge had boen receiv ed from Karly, and that their ilitbculties liad boen composed. Mahonc- was ro letised on his own personal bom]. - Tho letter written bv Secretary Maim- to President Garfield, accepting Ilia oller of tho llrst place in tho Cabinet lins been inndo public, lt was written December-0, anil is full ?>f tho wannest expressions of personal friendship, <-ou plcd with tho promise of psrfect devotion to tho servico ol tho new Administration, which ho said must bo made "brilliantly nucecsslul -ind strong in tho confidence and pride ot the people, not nt all directing its energies tor re-election, and yet compelling that result by the logic of events and by tho impeiious no ceetdties of tho bltuaUon." uTTTfcAt IN Hil KI. VS lu ir II<- Ambir* 1 rout lii-k In . I'll lalilf Munn? r. \v.A-in>.\, . ??-. ?lier ! I. After thc ?tar f i- . f. . wt-redis]- .-?.i of it bei-amo know n in tho ?"ourt r.?oiii thal the nrruigiiiii iii nf G ilium. wa? a tually t-- tuku pla -?- -. . lav. so iuo?t ?.! tho .j.|M/tat"rs remained and a very intonso -11 ri i; . .( curiosity ami interest M a? m iii ifi -ic I. Tb i" w;??s no unusual display nf tliv {rf<:i'?- t<?re? ?n <>r al?.ut the (vurt r?-"in, although lhere w?re a large num. ber oi doU't'livi-. present, hut not I?? uni fbriii. For '-VIT hail an hour h .-iue>s was su.-pciidisl awaiting the i ut roil u -ti'-n of th- pri?oti< r A'. .1 quarter pa?l cleve i Mr S?'ovi!lo, counsel for '.!!.. prisoner, otil?te?! and took a ?Mat at thu lawyers' t:.??!?.. and inline fiatrly after the ?loot - of :tie wittie**' rooiii were opt n?--t and g.t\?' entrance to Marshal Henry ami two dep btv mar-dials, having between them, hu-ttiing al 'Hg. tho l-oivcd ao l cowering ligure of the man I? r whom they made way : , M?a! him berilio his counsel. Tiieu oi(c ol the guards il nh ?eked the haml en ifs. giving Hie prisoner u?i? of hi? huml?, which hu routi'iiued, lei wc ver, to hohl a- it til it was their u-iial position, i-oiti-ati f-oki'd broken in health and nu . .oi l lor in person. lii-> head I* closely cropped, hu: his cheek and chin whiskers an- worn thick t nt not loiig. Hi? dark ?.?otin-.? w?.ri.- rusty and shabby, and his wh??lu p< rsoli pr'-- nt? I a miserably tiog Ieeted ?ppc.iraiioc. After Uto excitement attending !n-> ? li naine ha.I subsided, l?i-trici-Attorney ' ?i kiiill arosif and addressing the Jtidg'e said : "Tin? Gi'.io?! .Jury ol' tilt- District ?if Col nm bia ha- imlii'ted ( 'liarles J. (.?uii?uu fir t: e ni u nier of Jame- A. Garfield. Tho prisoner i- m Court. 1 ask that he bu .?i i?aign?-< I ale I r? quired t?i plead lo tin- in dictment." The?prisoner w;?-1! ordere?! to stand up, and iii a langui ! in.tinier obeyed. Ork -''is your name < burles J <Jui teau?" The pi isoii'.-t a?L-nt:d bv a nod to tl??* Clerk. I*pon th?- conclusion of reading (he in dictmuut thc Clerk, addressing die pris oin r, said . "Wii.it say you to tho indict nn iit. guilty m not guilty ?'' The pi'isiincr, in pi.icc </f response, filiiihlcd in liUwulsttrout|K)ckelnii'Jdrew . .?it a coiled and crumpled scrap of paper. District Attorney (imperativelyj--lin ter your plea ?il guilty or not guilty. 1'rivincr -I enter a plea of not guilty, ii' your honor please, and I desiri- to make a statement to the Court ut vimo ?.ihi-i time it would not bv ajipropriaiu ju-t now*. The Ci itu-: -Mt down ! 'I'ii" prisoner thereupon took his seat District Attorucy- In this casu I:asl; tli.it tile trial be set for next Monday morning j ?crem pto ri ly. The govern ment ,s i, ad v for trial now. M i Sen\ ?tl" ask? il to rc ul a statement, ami proeo"de?l io road oho by tin.' tiefen dani, lottie effect that he has tin inoney or tuuatis, ?ind that in hisdefuiicoili* nets essa ry lor him to has u witnesses from a distance, al?o otu- made by Iii III?*? If to the ? l'.v?-( that ho was not ready lor trial, having been ott thc ?uso only about tea . lay-; that tin- defense would be lita insanity of t!i>> prisoner, and thal tiie wound was not necessarily mortal, and wa- not thu ?.itis..- ??f Un- I'lCsidcnt's death. A.-o shat be ha- failed to gel thc naines of certain wittiusses fniui ibo pris on? r, and that lo- ex'piicta t-i show by wit iiessi-.s in New York and Chicago hoiudi tarv insanity iii th?' family; that I. W. ? ?mu m. father ol' thc nee usc? I, was a monomaniac on th?; .subject of religion. Me also ex - -'i to show that deatli was thu result of ma!pr.ieia-o on thc pan ol' the principal physicians. Ho asked an order fir witnesses, f?rty-l?ur m num ber. Mr Scoville said, ?leting under in structions of his ? lient bc had endeavored to get him suitable counsel, being him self not familial- with criminal practico. an?! h.ni lippi ?eil to Funny Storr-of Chi cago, who had decline-I*; also to It. T. Merri.-, nil ? feared th.;: he could not attend, ile had written to Genera! Cut ler lint had m>t yet heard froiii him. lt was important that tho prisoner should bc properly dummied, and he asked that if ? ? lierai lintier should decline that tho prisoner bc allow.. 1 to sc-lc-t counsel. Tho argo ment in thu'ju cs ti on of jiuis ilietion was >ej down'for the thirtieth in-t. and thc trial for November 7ih. Ador leaving tho court room Guilto.iu was tukeu up .?stairs, and u large crowd garnered mh-tn tim "srri-st portie??, ???! .uf&ttUffttff&>"-^^ bi Illili point, but about half past twelve o'clock thc prisoner was quietly walked through tim basement, and through tho center of ihn building whero si earriugo was waiting, am! taki ii back to ?ail. Mr. Stephenson Johnson, of Chicago, law partner of Fmnry Storr*, lias arrived ill tim city for thu purpose of taking part iii thc defense of ? ; niluan. While Cuite in was being arraigned a largo sized man approached some nf tho officers of the Court and asked f.?r the loan of a pistol. His inquirios causing suspicion, he was taken to police head quarters, whom he gave his immens Coo. H. Hethard, and showell a diploma as a lawyer, issued lo him June 27, In Colum bus, Ohio. Ho said that ho fought in Cai field's regiment, and showed two gun-shot wounds in his legs and a baye, j net wound in (lio side nf the head, wh ich ? bo said hu received at (ho battle of Shi loh. Mo has been doing clerical work for a lawyer in this city. Mu heard that Cuiti-au was to be arraigned to-day, ami intended t<> got a "bull dog" pistol and | shoot him at Hu- City Mal!. Mo took his 1 diploma willi him to insure getting into tim court mom ns a member nf tho bar. Hu had evidently boon drinking. Bayard Ousted for Davis. On lust Thursday in the United States ! Senate Senator Logan, of Illinois, offered a : roolution for thc clectioti cf David Davis j as President pro (em. of the Senate Instead ' of Senator Itayard. Mr. Jones, of Florida, opposed the reso lution. He said that before (he r?solution was -ubini!(ed to a vote he wished to reiter ate tho protest which he had once made hore on this subject by denying thc j?wcr i of the Senate lo do lins thing. I: v i? .-aid ; that this question was no longer open ; that : a precedent had been established in the forty-fourth Congress by w hich the right of i the Senate to choose at will its presiding officer had been atlirmcd. He hoped that ! the action of tho Senat',? would not here- j panted ns a precedent. C?ingrc--> by an art j ?>f 1792 loni declared that thcpri'sidiu;;offi cer of thc Senate shonh! succeed in certain j contingencies to ibe "thee of President of ;!..- United States. Me c intended that the President pro tem. having once been fleet ed, thc Constitution fixed tin- tenure of his | Office. A inore unwise p. codent had nev- ' er bei n established by (he Senate than tint ? which declared that that hedy should have i power, in case of anything unfortunate ; happening to the profent incumbent of tho ? presidential oflicc, t?i enter into a contest for : the ('residency of the United States. The vote was then taken on Mr. logan's resolution, and it was adopted-yeas 86, nays '.'A. Mr. Davis, of Illinois, refrained from voting, and Mr. Itayard, when his name was called, said ; "I propose to with hold my vote. 1 have never obtained o iii ce by my "vole, and never ?-hull retain it by my vote. I am glad the question is taken up 'o-d;iy.'' Mr. Davis, of Illinois, was then c-cort?vi lo the chair by Messrs, Bayard and Antho ny, respective Democratic and Republican candidates for tile same tithee. On taking the chair Mr. Davis said : " Senators : The lnuior just conferred comes, as thc scat whit !; I now occupy in this hody dill, without any expectation on my part. It it carried any party obligati ins I f houhl ho constrained to decline this high compliment. I do not accept it as a tribute to any personal jnerir, hut rather as n re cognition of tho independent jsi-ition winch I have loni: occupied in the p i!itu - of the country. lam profoundly gratified for this mark of confidence, and it Miall lie my en- i deavor, so it w ili bo my duty, to administer the trust with Impartiality, and with entire firmness. Sot having been trained in par liamentary practice, I shall b?sg the indul gence of the Senate in this r?*s|?eet, and I ?lope for generous co-operation on all sides." - About half pa?u ii o'clock on Friday afternoon his:, Mr. William IC. Hariu-a waa accidentally killed while working w ith Hie cotton prc~.s on on Mrs. Sue 12. Barrnn'a plantation, near Clay Hill, in this ?County. It seems that Mr. Harnes had Just finished prying a bale, and it having been removed front tho press, bo was standing in thu pres*, immediately under tho "follower block," wbon bj some means, thu opposite end of lao lever controlling Lbc blook \r- wno detached, thu block coming down on bim willi a heavy pressuro. mut crush ing him to death botoro assistance could roach bini. Mr. Barnes ssas aged about twenty-four yuan?, was a very Worthy, industrious man, and had boon iniirricsl only slneo tho first of last month.- lor* LY M HEU. A Urinal Nt ;rn Taken I rum dir- Orange burg Jail ''J a Wyband siiinmarll) Kst? cutcd. Ye?ter?ta\ morning, bctw-evti 1 au ! 2 .. ; -. !;. Jack William-. colored, ?'bphud been sentenced lu tho Pciiilvntit.ry for lilVi for culi.miltib*; rape, wu* taken ti .1 liic . irangoburg Jail by a mob and bunged i-f a tree until ho wa.** il? id. Th crime ibr which WllliaiiH wat lynched wa** <,omuiltte>! several mouths ago, and wai ??f th? 1.??>-.. atrocious char acter, th? victim being Linnie Hughe-, a lut le while uirl led quite ele-, en year:? old, living with her p?renla in that suc tion ni ? >ialiceburg ? 'oiinly known as Ibu j id I st o 1 uk. iii.- tri..! t-- k pla?re list ?Saturday. The lesthiiony for iii- prosecution was ovcrwhtdmitig, and th? ?I?.tails of tho j LIinie win- perhaps tho ino.->l revolting <-..'i recorded in n <'on it of Justice 'iio? va>l audience which occupied tho ?'otirt rootn -.cm--I actually subdue?! .'ind un- . dcred mot*- by the terrible .iscquences of the ci imo to th'- poor innocent little ' victim, who ii. bedienen to the law-, ot > th" State, was compelled to t?'il her ! hcurt-rc (ling story to tho world. The - ilefen.se odored tm testimony, ami after nu ingenious argument by counsel ?"r I j the prisoner, ami a clear and cpiiq relict.- j ; sive charge from tho Judge, the ct-?- was i n to the jury, who after throe hours I I deliberation, returned ile- following rc- ! I uiark'.ib'e verdict: "We lind the pris- t i iitier. Jack William-, guilty, but recoin- j j mend hun to thc mercy of th?- ('omi." ti.i Hie law? of th? State this verdict re- ' thu ? I the puiii-biimni for thu crime from ! j death io imprisonment lor lifo ai hard j ? lui' n in the Penitentiary. The verdict : I caused g iva t indignation among all class- ; ? es, and lie were many Cn eat ?of lynch- j ' lng, lau better eounsel prevailed, how- j , cv? r. and averted such a proceeding, for ' ? a timi'. :?t least, ??it Wednosilay afternoon 'ho prisoner j wa- again brought into Court, sentenced I tn imprisonment for life, and rcimmded I to th?* jail to await transportation to the Penitentiary. I i lowii -tution bouse bf Urangeburg j I i- in thc j.iii building, on the lirst door. Thu State pris?mer* aro c?>ntined ia the ..?.il-, on th" second door. Yesterday morning, fliortlv after midnight, a p liocmaii ai 1 ? -..?*? 1 drunken man upon inc streets and l??ok bim to the jail. When ila-jailor, Captain Palmer, ope:.cl . thc door f??r th?- iee -ption ot the ollciuler : against the pea?.*e an?) dignity ?d' the I town, a crowd of -onie thirty-five or forty masked mou suddenly rushed in Un' ii.-.n-. ovi-ipow eiv-I t!,i,- jailor and tho iiolicomaii, took forcible possession of thu I j ul keys ami proceeded direct to WU- j liam's ?ell. In less time than it takes to j . write tb? -" lines th" rape bend was drag- ! j god out of the building, silently convey- ? . ed to a point near tile river, about haifa I milo distant, where ono end of a stoat j i pi.?i " of rop" was ma?le fast around his! . neck, the other end was thrown over a ' ? limb of a -tont oak tree, and almost in j the twinkling of an eye thu miserable ? 1 wretch was dangling between beaven ami ? earth: after winch, their work uceo in pi ?shod, tho lynchers quietly dlsiiered ?11 , di It?rent tlirectinimi Jubal Karly and Mahout*. Kl. lIMONIi, ?>ctob.-r 17.- ll will bo re- ! I mom bored that Hen. Carly made ai ; speech here a few evenings since ubusing (..en. M .dione lu un measured ami un ' carnisbi I ti rm-, lt v as said 0:1 the aji- ' , pi arai..1 it- publication acciedited t<? Curly that Con. Mahmie wrote a chid : Icu -?. :.. (?eu. Carly w hich he soul in a ; teller l<> friend* ber?-, saying ho would j adopt. iihi r alternate suggested by them. Their advice was to take no notice of I Carly's tirade, and the following card j published in yesterday's Whig hs proba : lily tho out one of thc matter: I WASHINGTON, I?. C., October li, ISSI, i To the Public : The speech of Gen. Ju- j , bal A. Karly in Itichmoiid, on October 1 !, has been read by mc so far a.s U rotors j iii myself The rank of Gen. Carly in ! the Coi.foil-rate army entitled tho sjieech i , l-i I hat much. j Lt brines mot 1 decide whether 1 shall j j demand sutistactiou Iront Gen. Karly for 1 j what was intended by him as au insult, j ' After years of unprovoke i malice i ; amt indirection he presents tho is.-uo i squarely and grossly, lt admits of no discussion, und would neither be mot nor evaded by recrimination. I so accept it. i.i?a'.d?::','-'."". airivod.?L aU?i?kdl^WU) vyhieh i? hts sole claim to recognition, j doe.-; not outweigh tho other considera- j i tioiis which forbid such recognition. ' Tho public of Virginia need no specili- ; cations of tho facts concern lag Gen. ' ! Karly on which 1 roly for this action. I \ : ? ?ly desire lo make it known da'. 1 am ' j not i gi nant or neglectful of Ins speech, j i I Ie cou!.1 give mo no satisfaction, and 1 : j ?-an have none, oven in describing him as . ho is known of all men. lid may, there- ! lore, prue?ed with Ids falsehoods and ' would-be insults, assured ol* immunity so far ?is I am conoc? ned. WM. MAUONK. General Nows Summary. - Col. J. Wash Watts, of Laurens, ? ; has been appointed General Superinten- ! ?lent of tho li ve stock department of tho ' Intel national Exposition, at Atlanta. ! - The mischief is lo pay in the Indiana State University. The students have in- . vi ted Hob Ingersoll lo deliver their com- , lucncement add res :, anil tho fucully is I trying to cancel tho engagement, to : which the students will not consent. - ( ?v?T 1,?il?) ol' the 3,*id0 vvhilo voters of i Kdgclield have signed -took law pull- 1 lions, and three townships to boar front, j - Tho Vice-president, Speaker ?if tho | House and members of tho Cabinet re ceive a salary of $tS,000 each per annum. Senators and Representatives receive. $5,UU0 each. - Tyner, the First Assistant Postmas ter General is a brother-in-law of Gui tcau. - Mr.?.?. I). Sham), a native of Spnr tanburg county amt a graduate of Wof lord College, who moved to Mississippi fcovoml yours ago, is Hio Democratic nominee for Licutennnt-Goveruor in that Slate. -- Tho convicts in tho Ohio Penitentia ry have sent gino t?i tho Michigan su trel ors. They raised this ?um by denying themselves the luxury of tobacco ami by ibo salo ??f trinkets which they had inado. A good seimon ifould be preach ed from that text. - President Arthur has assorted that the winde year's salary of tho President's otlioe shall go to Mrs. Garfield. - A (?roc?is' F.xohange- is to 1?' estab lished in Charleston, South Carolina. The grocery trade of Charleston amounts to $20,0? ? '.uno per year. - A Rochester, N. Y., man, while Ja bnring under the hallucination that ho was Guitcati, attempted to kill himself the other day. But tho real Gniteau will never kill himself. - A* the re?'ont term of the Court at Marion, Samuel Brown and Richard Jones, both colored, were convicted of murder and sentenced to be hanged on November 25th. - Tho number of dogs in Lancaster County last year was 2,.'lui, ibis year tho number ?s 2.i'J.S-an increase of 124. As a consequence the number of sheep has decreased, tho returns showing 4,15U last against 3,898 this year. - A water fumino prevails in Lancas ter village-some persons ?rarrying water half a mt le. - Tho City Council of Greenville have determined to licenso no now bar-rooms dining tho present year. ? -The County Commissioners ofGreen ville have notified Hie druggists of tho city that if they continue to retail ticer without taking oat a liquor license thov will bo proceeded against criminally. The druggists, it is said, will contest tho matter ?ii tho Courts. - An Abbeville Countv farmer who ran a four-horse farm ttiis year, had lo buy one bato of cotton to complete tho four bales requisito to discharge bis rout obligations. - A malignant typo of diphtheria pre vails among Hie children in and around < ?reonwood. i - Tho Barnwell Sentinel thinks tho law against carrying concealed we?|xins is a farce, and .-?.\prosses tho pnlniou thal lhere are us many being carried now os over Hiere was. Our Barnwell contem porary ls ultoiit right. - In Kershaw county, on Tuesday Mr. E. W. Parker's house, kitchen and storehouse, with two halos of cotton and ,ono hundred and fifty bushels of corn, wero burned. IA>?VS, $1,500. _ AI tho n v.,: i.m. .;;?:. . . Martial M ' ?Mi I ?? M y?9 <?m :;.V ..r Suction -uJ^-hui PWiM^ .7 marriage, ?as lr eil. ?ie Jur> found in full for th? 1' ?"??. . on ibe 5th instant. Iraak lH.f.,re ilie VMUhjruuu. uh? U? ?ot;?.?.?} Holli it. The ann wa- aii.putateil. . . Ouatdi Neal, a col .red hired mail wi Mr. J. ?. l-ioytr? |.iuce. it: V'?b*'f.r> , ouuiv, wa- kicked in J h^Mouiiie hy * muli ti nula:. night -vhiio K.-rn* :mu I he stable to fee.l. Ile died Iroiii the k.. k Tu? s lay morning v young man kv th? nain? ?-f Ma- j thews, While attending i,? Iii* ?eain um ; lu the tinner portion ??f U l?-.un-t.n. j, , ?",,',,tv, 'vas accidentally caught in tho ? saivfi/ierriblv lii-erating his legs, -lo | died in ttboiit half till hour. . The h. lies of Spiutanburg have done ! ominemlablc w? rk In (stabli^ing in ; ti,at ?itv a nit.it restaurant an.I cunee house, v. hore ?i la ly pr gentleman can I ,lr?.n in at a?iv hourn: tin- .lay, anil, at II nominal pike, Indulge "' " vup.?r U A "r \ coll?e, a pia:- of soup, sandwich, or some other I.gin refreshment It is designefl ns au olivet to tl.?- bar-rooms ?uni tree ; lunch .....lintel ->. ^Slight frost was reported from sev- ! , mi .viaees in l/hesl. : county llmrstla.V morning ?I week before last ami Wedin* ? lay of last week : tm injury from it - \ti illi. it distillery near Panther , rieck in Om.nvlw'1 County, -vas lust Week nisled ?m m which a quantity ?>r i ma-b wa- destroycd. - Tb?- colton rroii .11 .-.er llurttwoll .tv i- falling ? von short ?.! what tim ! ; hinters w i re ?nt l.""I '. o coull! Oil a- late as ihr.?- weeks cg... The naked -ta:ks are lilied at the top with partly grown bol -. which cairn : u? > ? and the cater pillar i- ut work on them. - The Atlantic, Tennessee ami Ohio Kuilroad, ninnie-' between Charlotte ami State.-ville, ?us leased on Ibo I Kb mst. for mnetv nine year.-, ut an annu li rental of 9*?".,CoO. to the manageiiient of the . bari .tte. Columbia ailtl A Ugtlsta Kail road. A major tv of lb?- stock ill the lat ter ls owned liv tin* Clyde Syndicate, and tb" ransactioii add- forty-nine nubs ol the road to the lines of that combination. - Tin- New York Democrats on the Utb inst, in State Convention, ignored ,l7,|in Kel Iv and Tammany, and nomi nate William Pur ell, l It icliester. edi tor and proprietor of the Itoebester f a/on, ns Seeretarv of State: George II. Lap ham, <>t Vate-, Comptroller: Haswell Partii.nter, Attornoy-Oeiieral: Robert A. Maxwell. Treasurer. - Thc White House i- mulct going a thorough cleansing :m?l som? repair?, which are grcutlv n.led. Olio of tho att.-nd.u-.ts upon the President was asked i , d iv when the Pres'elent cuitcniplated moving into the White House. ' I don't know." was me reply. "I do know, though, that the place i- nil torn up, and more than that, the furniture in the H ist Ito >ui i- iu-t ??Uve willi insect*. The {?resident "will hardly enc to move in | uiiti: tho White Ho iso is fumigated and j completely overhauled." - A special from L'nion City, Tenn., | KI vs squirrels are crossing tim Missis ?ippi Uiver fifty milts South of Hickman m fabulous numbers. T icy are caught liv the ib'zens liv min In -kill's. They einer and pa-s through emu fields, ?te- j -troving a- they go. They are bear- ' ing"up the country, ?ir.d hundreds ure -i-i-n. crossing east) over the Tennessee Uiver below Point Mason. They are from tho interior of Arkansas. - Thc KeowOO Cvnrtef says: "The ?m ps are be tter than wc once anticipated. Report says there will bo a large half .ropof cotton made. We believe, taking the whole county, tho er .p will reach a lull two-third of the average yield. Hot to m corn is good nod will largely make up for the loss on upland. A great deal >fgood tod 1er has been saved." - Cunden Journal: On last Saturday night. Mr. King anda few otbei gontlo a.en of tho Lynches Creek section wen; mt fox hunting. His dogs soon struck i hot trail and were rum.ing at full cry, followed by tho hunters. Suddenly, without any warning, every dog ceased :o bark, and not one could lie ?alje.d.j.ip MowtTu'ir bonis until they were tired, rho gentlemen returned home, deter mined t<> go back the next day and solve bo mystery. When morning came they ivcnt "back; but still no trace of tho ?logs ..mild be found. Oil Monday they called ti several neighbors and searched the woods carefully, when they found on dd well, about forty feel "deep, with . ?very ?log together with the fox, at tho | iM.ttom of it. A windlass and bucket I wa- procured and tho dogs were brought .ut, only ono nf them being hurt. Tho fox I was dead. The dogs are readv for anoth- j LT bunt. - It is said thai Commissioner Lorine lias great faith in the sorghum sugar cul ture of the future. It may be hoped that m this ea-e ho will avoid tho errors of Iiis illustrious predecessor. LeDue wont into tho business for the Government bj" liiring fields at a large expense in the ..mm try around Washington, and then paying a heavy sum for having the cane 'muled to Hie city, wbcro he crushed it in i $15,000 sugar cano machine which would not adequately work the sorghum, is had long before been predicted, tho oozing, gummy substance interfering with it. Nevertheless Congress, which was alway- good to Le Hue. gave bim 925,000 to go on with at its last sessions, iud now Commissi mer Luring inherits i large number of acres of rented land with tho sorghum planted on it: lie also inherits the sugar cane machine, and what is perhaps still more valuable, the .ostly experience of Le Due If ho is inclined to push ahead in sorghum, which undoubted Iv bas a future, bo can utilize the experience, if not the mn :hino.-X. Y .Si/-I. - Tho Kcowco Courier says: "Last Monday was a remarkable day, not only lieeau-e of the largo number of people present at the courthouse ami the largo .ales of ?and advertised, bul because of he pri.-c- at which "lands were s dd. It iliowcd clearly that lands in Oconeo were in great demand and Hint they bad ad vanced in value in the past "few vein s rrotn two to three hundred per "c- it. I The lands sold were generally ri !g?j j "arms, poor in native fertility- and adapt- ! .d only to the growth of cotton and small j .nin, yet thu prices ranged from ihr. e : nula half to six and a half dollars ?tor tere. Many of these lands a few years nick were undesirable al anv price, ami : were a drug at two dollars per acre. A ' ct.rarahle feature of the sales was that ' ho most costly track sold was purchased >y a colored man (Robert Coode: at ibo ?uni of $1,417 for two hundred and twen ty acres. There are a good manv colored people In our county becoiniug land iwnersantl doing well, most of them bo ng inside the stock law." --Senator Garland, of Arkansas, was ippealed lo by Forctt ami Stream for iirectiona how to cook a 'possum. "Thc aent <?f mind," he replied, "is ihat if foti would boil the 'possum in salt and redpepper water until he is quite tender, md then brown bim well in an old-fash ioned oven or skillet, wherein around his tiody a goodly number of potatoes aro baked and browned, you will have a di.-h jnrivalcd and more than Oriental, and a person who could not relUh it, whether lie took the 'possum hot or cold, would linvo no celestial Gre in his soul, nor music either." As to whether a 'possum is best eaten hot or cold, the Senator con fesses inability to decide. "Rather than miss him entirely,'' he added, "I would try to eat him iii any way I could find !)iin, and really I nm of opinion that he is better hot or cold according to thc state lie is in when I partake of him." GUANO NOTICE. PARTIES Indebted to us for Guano lUUSt bring in their Cotton on or be fore the 1st November, as our Guano Com panies ?Iii not make any concessions, and thc Cotton must come. REED, MOORHEAD & CO. Oct 20, ISM 15 J ? CARD. TO all those who arc oweing me for Ko luhle Pacific, Stono or Anchor brand (.nano and Acid : 1 must request a stttie mciit by the first November. If you have your Cotton prepared, bring it along right now ami 1 will Bivc yon a liberal price. The tlrst November is not far oil", ami the Com panies expect payment by timi Urne "A word to the wisc ia sufficient." W, S. LIGON Oct 'S), 18?l 15 j BELTON HIGH SCHOOL. Master^ SajnS rpm Ewo^ofthi^ h.- ^ll lv^n STATK OF SOUTH CAU,(nv.'H 1 CONWAY. OCT. 31??. and Wille.??. ' 0LNTY " 1 ,i-.i? ??nc S?'!i..la?'.u m-nths. jn th, (Xurt of ^?/i?<wnftJ^llHB nt th- : ?H 'Winji rate? per wholar: Samuel A. Hutchinson, Plaining I I-.,., -rv ?-hi". - M. Emily Bunlilt, Ceo. F. B, IHJBB hate CUSS. ? " Deren.lat.t-.-Om ?,(.,<", ^f^e^Hi "li rlii r i lass .*? **J formarte*, dc. /* Stu lents . hunted froai date ul entranu. Y>y virtue of a decretal order ? ? fi.:- :..:>. ? .!> r. clod in the above .-tated? ^IIU l r ,: . ..:.-;:.?.- V' ll.,,. ? T U. Fraser. pre-l?g^j^H -, to Hie lin-ipal. date the 10th October. IS?l i ^?Jflfii W F. COX 1'r.iM -ld ... A.M.r.' H.. K. (; o ^^flffl 1 1651 ?r?v^wU :BER Valuable Land for Sale. J^^tSBA^>1 - State aforesaid, containing oneht-d^wH , ,,, .rel loor acres .more lea? ?.lu;'- "-tJHB y..;,. - o, wi. ^..f;;:;'T: ? ,S5S*>1 .!. j. MutiU in and ??Ibers, and recent i> w w HUMPHHEV? u H .,??!- J. ' Matti.on, will de so?da 2 ^ 1 ?"^8, ?WOKKSON I H a: pubiu ti.tcrv on -.-!-_{ ?SM SAI.K1;AV^>...^NU.UM,.,.. SHERIFFS SAU? Tr KU* or SALK-One half cash, with bal- - > '., ... ..f tw.lv.? months within- . TATE OF SOUTH CABOU,, SS -.-.-I hy a bom. and ANDERES COCS, Ofl :n? !',;: |>Y virtue of an Execution b> " HE ? ii reeled. 1 will t.*i?..se to^tBB O : J' l-l F J HST MONDAY in NOVES^BH . D. l-l. at Anderson Court H?"?IBM ST \ TF ? '!' sol TU CAHOi.lXA, Catalina th.- following property tn^HHI AM?KltsoN COL'STY. i he Hermon l^dge Room, No ul B . , ,- i.. ? ,tt i F M.. it heilig thc ?pner storvM A. ?Hfl /. , li". IF. //.i.",-.'?- vs ./?.'/<- ".' ,,,.,itute and one-half inteSSuf^M IV 11F KL-' VS 7- T- Fleii.nung Im- np- <?f land, bounded by lands of 2. H^BB , |;,,it.,nie I.ant him biter- t odiilill- !.. M. Hall, hcvie-lon as the riroZ^M . H , ?iH nal KM.it. ur. ? - 'Tats : N. .1.v NcwcH. W. M. NV. V. ifif?fl .". it: -mun--. 1....1-C.1. ui I \\ . H. Miller.J.? .. o Iii cers of ?A H ' Tl.ure thcrof. io lo cite ami admon- Hermon I.'?Ige, No. lld, A. F. M., ??2rH| . und ereito;-.-', tho said n| L. M. Hall. Ki, ha: I 1 - . '.' r"'1 ? 1 or SALE-Cash. Purdia*rtj H .. .... mein t omi ot Probate-, to . xt ra for all necessary papers. ^HH I,..' j,, i,l -u Vmhrson Com! House, on JAMES II. MCCONNELL HI tl , Ith il iv of N. v. mber, ISSI, after pul . ' Sherill' Anderson Cotutj R p M licationhercol.tosbcwcauio.ifaiiy th.y : Oct 13, ISSI 14 "f| have, whv the said administration shouai . - - - .-^Wm not begranted.f Oise,, under my hand SHERIFF'S SALE 1 lt ! y,:}f' ?t-Mi;iiiu.:V.s, J. P. STATE OL, SO~U CAR0U | ' ANUKIISOX Coen, ? Ainnri nW,\7.?M-^/i?idU2 ' "RY virtue o? an Execution to m.* H RARFIr I U ? Hv;.'*' .;; v.-t* i> ^1.1 wm exposem ?WS3m UH n r 0 a. ???;';:',: t;:,;,. : ?ir* MONDAY ?.. NOVEMBER, ;. ::,". , "iKtr.?bu-iioii ty Mi- K?.vi- l-l. at Ardcrson Court House. South r! Bl ,1., |i i?u- ? .....-....r ot Ma-... i.-:-nv ..lina, the following Lot of IJWd,tO^B ll' .t.'?.i o.i.lv i.'r.l hory Au vl. ^ntl.v illili- ,,",_. I,," or Tract of Lund. cnnSiiB l? .>-' -I 'ditioii. lal? ral lerriis acrv?t 1Huro or Jess, at or neiTiv-HH A?- r.; -1j'.;.' ? '' '' ' r._rr.au ... to .... o?,..?. ..lr (,ir.w,?i j:)!?l?tllt0, 5ll Anderson C^H :;;:,. .- :':;..:;.;: Sff C ?nd bounded by lands of Z. Halli? ',". " n . arv i ? . m ?"?n. AJI ...uk? D-.m. C.. W. Long and W. E. WthaB -i;- j.r..fu-. l'::iat. i-.nu- i.M>ltt?fc i., . ?(,] on as thc property of F. E. 1K?H si lN-os X > <-.. I'urtbnJ, Malac. is-s ; ?n ,-lvor Df Alex. E. Uohaimon. ' il TEKMS or SALK-Cash. Purchaser tot? H FARM TO REFT. ? Benson House Corner, \ "I Q O ArCKE3 0F /K??V L'^rS ? A wv/ l.uty acres of which u lin;.un land. Terms reasonable. Sui^i?B i furnished if necessary. For particular} UH ? ? i dress S. P. STRIBLING, Oakwav. Otwt^i ANDERSON, -- 8. C. c^?vg M ,2 BLUE STONE LAMPS, Seed Wheat For Sale. : .> .'Xi^ HCSHELS of the best variety ?a* *J K* Alabama and Blue Straw ibm, ?2 pounds to tho bushel. Price, Two Di ?I lars per bushel, delivered at ?he Pendlet* Depot, Blue Ridge Railroad. Address. J. W. SIMPSOX, Pendleton, S. C. 1 Oct 13. 1331 ll 4 Notice. ID IR, TT G-S . Ort C?. I?.-1 16 ON Wednesday, the 26th inst., it ll I (."clock a. m.. the repairingof W?SO?'I ? Bridge, at Pelzer Factory, will be let to lit i lowest responsible bidder hy the Commit- ] sioners of Anderson ami O reen ville ?lo ties. Specifications made known on dirci letting. EZEKIEL HARRIS, Commissioner Anderson County. Ort 13. ISSI 14 2 SPECIAL NOTICE. f. ..._..^ ...uu- ^ucu wm nna it to their ad??mage? iosftt'? their Notes and Accounts bv tho FIFTEENTH NOVEMBER nex*. i ?ci .-'.? 1>S1 -o WE INVITE AN INSPECTION OF OUR Stock of Goods Before You Buy. Should you Want ti Wagon, THE OLD HICKORY IS THE "BOSS" If a Plow, STARK'S DIXIE IS THE "FAVORITE." Our -tock of IBAlt?MVAItl. is complete, and at prices as low as the lo wat Huili ers a*..1 Mechanics can always be suited. GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, Etc, Full st?,ck of all, and equally low in price as any other house. ?Sf We want our friends whom we have given time to this year, to come square sj --^ lo the front, for both Guano and Merchandise. Come and do the best you can, and ii yV-*? will trv and arrange for the balance. Oct 20. 18S1 l l _. WHOLESALE and ltltTJC^YIL, FURNITURE MRERO?IS. O-. IF1. TOLLY, Always the Leader of Low Prices in Furniture in this State, "VTOW announces to the public that ho bas ttreatlv enlurged his Wareroonis, ?nda j enabled to carry the LARGEST STOCK OF FURNITURE THIS SIDE W CHARLESTON. I have on hand, and am still receiving direct from thc best inanuj?., rers, Furniture of all descriptions, which I gunrnntce to ?ell elieuyer ?sa any euc vlsv. u ' I have in stock GOO BedHtentlH of di.Torctit kinds, and good Bedsteads can ? bought from me. with Sluts and Castors complete, at 81.75 apiece, and upwards. ??? Chaim and Kooking < IitiirH. The celebrated Rattan Seat Chair, nicely pa'T*"; cnn be bought from me at 70c. apiece. Fine CUD? yeal Chairsjnt 84.75 per*?; L*" Seat and Cane Hack Rocking Chairs at ?I.5C) ni.iect. lOO ltitrcans), of all il.T* Bureaus, with arch standard, large frame and gluss, at &7.50 and upward? ftuilcs of ni) styles and descriptions, from a Suite consisting of French Bedstead, D reau, with arch stnndard nnd qluss plate, four Cane Seat Chairs, one Cane Se? "J Back Rocking Chair, ono Towelend Washstand with Drawer and one Table, ?' .??.V up to 8150, and everything else in proj^rtion. Tin Safes, two doors ?,,<1^.R?,K] 83.75. Centre Table* 2 feet six inches diameter, at &1.50 apiece. **?*?*? NtnudM. with drawer and towelend at 81.SO. Wordrobes, Sideboards. Mattren?. "\ lor Suites, CHEAPER THAN ANYBODY ELSE. CTailrirentt' Carrlages??? In tact everything kept in a tirst class Furniture Store On band ?\ <mc 'ot ?r l n,)J CASKETS, from a $.'..(Ki Coffin to thu finest Glass Casket at $100. An almost lifetime experience, and buving for Clash, ond from lirst hands ?"?1"^.-. to say thal I CANNOT ANI> IVIXI, NOT HE L) NDEi.tt.S01,1). Mv W areroonw arc on ?EPUT STUB BT. Come and see me and be convinced. Mareil 10. lfcsO 35 _ ^ TO THE PUBLIC GENERALLY. -o MY STOCK OF GOODS IS NOW COMPLETE IN GROCERIES, DRY GOODS? h>to IRON, BJGGY MATERIAL, &c. t tlW HA TS-A lot of Samples at and below wholesale prices-thi latest and noDui?* styles. I have a large stock of LOUIS COOK BUGGIES, And am now offering them at prices to suit the hard times. Don't fail to .? 01 beiore yon buy a Rugjy. Just arriving an IMMENSE STOCK OF SEWING M?CHINES. w ill oller gnu inducements on them. Every ono knows my popular M---- ,a as they have been thoroughly Usted in this County. Givo mo a call, a"d * * show you that 1 nm not to be undersold. r1ttA ?Qr Tboic indebted to me for Supplies arc ei.rnestlv requested to como for*?1? and settle up. ' 1 oct i,, ia? u C. A. BEE?, Ago* FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY GOODS. THv ;,nd"f '?''? ?i has received a full stock of New Millinery, Mantua-Mak?nP ??. oTi 1 w.i,h nV vMlr^y new and beautiful line of Hms. Trimmings, r d HienT^, "t' uf.vJ,riol,s ?'?.triplions, ?nd has experienced l^dlea of taste waupena^ ? d examo ^??^?4?^?'"??^ She will bc pleased to have the Lad'? TiI SD?y???S^??tfJ1^",,d >Tvo orders for work ut her store, on Xi\U Ol BRICK RANGE. I am confident that 1 can please lu styles ami F?aJJ. Oct. 6, KS31 MB?. ANNA * ^