Abbeville press. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, May 17, 1867, Image 2
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The Abbevill e Pggjj
I Abbeville, ?, CI
W. A. LEE, PTHTOTL
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TlCRMS?Three Dollar* a year iu ?dv?ue?.
Friday, May 17, 18?7_
j
RELEASE OF MR. DAVIS. H
We ejctraot from the telegraph io deipitohti
of our joartinl.i, the following account of th?
release pf <Mr,^pivy U,..upon bnij, I.j Judge Uodcrwood,
nt Richmond, on Monday luL H*
h.v8 Wen broXiglit up'from Fot lre?? Monro a
under habeascorpu*, fin"3 being relieved from mil
ilary ctinU'ily, wad iinmcdi??tly served with a
bencli-tvarrnfit to answer an indictment of treason.
Uwdor 1Mb wftrruut he haa been bailed
' - ' v" 1 4?? ?k. run?i
lO Appear 2)1 IdIC ^Jveumcr iciiu vi ui? wwu,
at Riclnnviw). The prompt ae.tiou of Judge Un
tlerwood in the j.inalt?r, nijtfcca iom? atonement
for his ino:iy sius of omission and committiou:
4
""'Hicliwoxn, Kov IS.?Tl?c United State#
Court wns pacl;*'d this morning. A military
guard wns stationed atotind it, and m strong
police force in?itl<>. Atiout twenty ladiet were
artong the spectators ; "also fifty negroei. At
-'-a- 11 o'clock, Mr. Davis wns brought in and took
iv Beat next lo the prisoner*a box, with Otneral
* button and the Marshal. A Fcrvant nccottijviiii'j.fijm.
Mr. D.ivis, sitlin^ by an open winilotr,
remarked: "It in a little cold, isn't it?"
A*ii3 lie Was then removed to a seat n??r lits
eMiner). in front of his Judges. Burtoo't return
to llie wr.t ?'iij lciid, und the Judge compliment)
d 1'iti-toti in obeying the'laws, and relieved
liim of tin* custody of Mr. Davit; and
the Marshal immediately served on liim a
bench whmilit. to nnswvr at Richmond, an ia
dic'tment. O'Conor spokie of Davit* long 1m
prisonent nnd feeble irenltli, niul asked that
he be bailed. There be ing no opposition on
.1- . ..< ,l.? ... ilk*
I IIU Jiaifc UI IJir , KI.V ...vn ....
buil nt fUoQ.oO'), the JuJgo announced bis
^-readineai lo accept the buil, stating, nl the
rtme time, the responsibility of the deUy in
bringing Mr. Da?i?" ens* into Court rested uponthe
Government, and not upon the District
Attorney. lie nlso said balf the bail should
be giveu by persons residing in the State
of Yiiginin. Tlie sureties then came forward,
Horace Cicely being imong the first, followod
byPehell, of New York, .Taekman, of Philadelphia,
among others. A number of gentle
men retiring in Virginia'oflfered their names a*
bail. Davis was congratulated by several
friends, but there was 'no demonstration or
noise of any Kind. After giving bail to ippaar
at Hit November tei in of Court, he was taken
in a coach to Bpotswood Hotel.
A* Mr. Davia enme oilt of the court house
and entered the earraige. there was a loud -
cheer from < ho crowd of negroca outsiile, and
about fifty of thcin gathered around tlie coach
nud t-houk 1.a:.?!.* with him. lie remained
quietly in his hotel all the cveuing. Mr. D.
will visit Canada in a Juj or two, to Me hi*
children. The first nanus signed to the bail
bond, after that tof Jeffeison Davir, is Horace
Greeley and Augustus Seliell, of New Ydrlrf
?od General Jackman, of Philadelphia. A little
lower down, is the iiniuc cf John Minor
Boils. The Virginia residents who signed
were prominent citizens of Itichinoud?iner
(hauls nud lau-jfu. There seems to Bo a
geneml feeling of relief among the ?itizeQ*
and the aut' ori'icn that Mr. Davis is at last at
liberly. It is sti.tod that the grand jury has
hidicted Viue-iYeiiUejit iSi-tcUnirMg*, tfuog?
I!. W. Tho.iii.is> ar.^1 four oiliorp, fur treason.
It was decided to-4i?y by tbo'e Unvjug MrDavis
in their iminedute charge tliiitJic should
bo convoyed lo the cohrt mom as privately
MS possible. I:i I lie hack with liim wrre (?en.
Ilurlon, I)r. Cooper nnd Major Mel'irtlh, and
i:i tlie other linck wrre C?l. Willnrd, wlio *11 a
Union ofiiocr during the war,- and is now one of
the eoiirUouB proprietors of tho Spo?s?iK?J
Hotel, and Dr. AtcUill and Ilev. Dr. Ifina*g';i'ody.
Ou their return lo the Spotawogul
Hole), Dr. Minnogerodo, in the compauy of lit.,
Davis nud Lis fumilv and a frtr personal
friend*, offered up prityr in IhankfulneM for
the rel-nse of It is friend, his restoration to the
bostiiw of his friend# and family. And <? hia filiate
protection. A targe "number uf vUitor*
were afterward received Mr Davis.
The following tel.-gram wns reoeivedby Judga
Unftfrrwood fn the conrt, to day, a short tiafcf
beforelie admitted Mr. IX-msto bAil:
"Washington, May 13.?Judge Underwood?
Beware of Greeley I ilmieuiber Li'uby pritoo,
And<m?uvjllc n;>J Uelle lUel Fifty millions
1 !/?! it<i* nn ii??.! ovi\a*t tv.n In <1a rntlf
. ra *~r?V J? ?- ? .
duty, wlii!/,- ilircc biii)<Jre;l thuuiand palrio!#'
graves cry nToixl for revenge.
- ' YOUR FRIENDS," v
Jtf?t-r?c?i Davw,' on4via release, ielcgr?ph?<I
lib brother, Joseph C. DuyU, in MhaiMtpfrt,
iu| iufpruwd Uiui IhuL.he. \Vv?ulJ write from To"Sjte
V* ,T . . - j,
Mr. Davis and hi* wife .visited tlm
;v )heFf**on, -this e.vcning, iale, at IJoljirooJ
Ccmebty. , * ; '
pe*hy*b Ltrrin.' -At
.the requ^t of a fricud of eXiGotmtol
J1'erry. ?o publish below,- * complimentary no
' A>, tiq? of hi* reeeut letlfr to the people of -4lu
Slate, cxli aclfod front an editorial of the King*?.;i
Oi.._ ,11 1
uxv war. xl i* needless iu vayt inii we pp<
ourseivee^uuabl* to concur in (JieSi*** Ml
jtrli^icd liy l^io writer, nnrT Mint wliiltt nUr
iV r?ttfitig' the Ttfgh <sfrt *?*|>ecI Tor tfU ob??MUr a*<
r ability of Gatr-ernor Perry, we /eel itrouglf ia
- prfwdyiUi tile virw tbnttiie court* wbiob b
%* rq?$ypn??i?4* would bv? prejudicial^ the ^
interest* of the St'itf ; . t
Asotuki: lktffca vbojli ex-Gotkbxo* Pjum
W: ?We give below another letter from *I-Qm
!J?, ?tifi f?f?rcnc? to lh? OtiVwm
|s d ^ qf^hra.^tliictt lioW ?git*<4?tl%?
%_ W*-?Md <U no 4?M ikwTeqawt* piiwwl 4
fU* lAtor by-?very v?v,r. ia>M? BM?t Jf*
iaj^l r?/r?*bifl5ty koow ihgMtoMMfll f
HtiM, honesty, id ih? SlnUy and ibdj. ? Mrffc
C^roTinfiiii,'?. wioftiaf. Iim Ui?. moral uaUM'%
feV e3i^J to %f?e Hikfii iteming ' 4ktft\
}$F-;. ?&#&? &&<>*ftJM-VtlUw ruiiS ; %9& U*
am wiite* w ?tr>Wi|ny
*po?4i*-g*eP^,
W* would .
were engrave^, upon the bearu of Ik* p**fl
?? (hen we would look U'tW tatare for !*&
figf <i&ttflMfe*a%8t8le cft*r
i
f Vtcdirtot to the importiint m)er
of Ges. tMoVl? nrovMinar fof k refhtratten of
voters In hi*-Military Diatrio'. We ?re glad
; to m? ihiitht matter hti h<?t deferred u> the
the Inbor of tha freeduicu, will lie io<iro jtrofl tr
ably th'tccii-d to'the'firdduction of0.1T1 and cotto6.
thhti deWing in the arid field?the kofiut
ikw' of"polit)dtt1:rt*lfe.'V * '
' if th?M U na? point; upod- trbicU aJ1 teem
to bpag reed, without a deeming ojiiiii?ur it ft
the clear duty of every tfu? 3?>uiberii iuj n \r.ho
it ?1>U lo do ?o, to register hi* nmuo and. vote
*t the rntulng election. It it retain tliat
some will vote. If tho be>>t men tlu no), ih?
worat will, andrths control i f the State -will
put into the hand* of ih">sc, who would K?cri6?o
ita betta Interests to their own KBlfich purpose
, and put a* under the control of a tyinn oical
Oligarchy, like that which h?s ruled
Tennessee and Missouri. Every Conservntive
vote is n?ee?sary to prevent our felling n ]>rry
to th# *ifort? of Radical propagandists. A ntau
who refrains from .voting fiom disgust nL the
eitaation, will ai*d in deepening otit ruin nnd
making that intolerable, which in hud enough
now. It is the doty of every good citizen, not
only to vote himself, hut to enlighten his Colored
laborer*, as to their interests and proper
duties in the present crisis. It would be no ?11f
ficult task to prove lhatit is to tile especial interest
of lh<t black to cultivate friepdly relations
with the wbiie rnee of the S?nith, upon
whom lie is dependei:t for employment, ami t<>
wliotn lie is liound by so mrniy ties of.hnbit and
nssooiation, constituting a common hond of
syo pathy. The mont intelligent ui d discern
iug ninong them gee atrendy who are their best
friends. They are, however, easily leil astray,
sud require timely iiitcrvcji'ioii on our pait to
gnard them nguiiist the arts oT the designing.
Thk District Court.?-The regular quarterly
session of our Di'trict Court was held on lion
lay lost, nnu alter continuing in setnion lojtwo
days, adjourned tin Tin-euny evening. Ilia
donor Judge Haskell presided with hss iHunl'
elf-posscssion, courtesy ?ti<1 nbility. J.'P.
Raid Esq., our solicitor, was present, repieaent
ing tli* State*with thetame vigor aud efficiency
villi which be wirlda the thunders of (he law,
in the higher jurisdiction. The few "civil ea<?e?
that were sued to this term vera continned
over, under the la# giving defendants in this
eourt, the impatience nf one term. The Criminal
business consisted principally of cnscsof tar
ceuv. in which the frecdmeu, j\? usual tinured
The (allowing cases were tried:
The State \k Aaron Cooper?larceny ; guilty.
tjcftleJMntonoo. " . ' r.
The State V*. Cato NeWori?larueny ; gnitty.
Twelre1 months' imprisonment in -Penitentiary.
TLo Slats vs. Thomas Smith?larceny ; guilty.
Three inoolhs' ii?pri?onment or ^-26 fine.
Tho-Stale ts. Peter Thomson?lareeoy ; jtyil
ty. Two months' imprisonment or $15 fi IIO.? .
Ute State rs. Jack Dunn?tarcenj* ; guilty.
One month*k Impriaonmerit or fslQ' fine.
Tha~-State TS.GeO. New?horse stealing;
not guilty. v
The Stn'.o vs. Miles Cvl??-larttuy ; tu>t ut|U
kJ- -
Th? Stale *a.. I**o Lrwaon Apd Mat Hie J ?
larceny ; not guilty.
-Tde Stbawssbby Fkte.-? We need not reiuioi
oaryoung friend* lliat this islha eveiihig vi
tho promised stravyWajrry /#& , lo be given by
tho laJirttif tlio village,In bebftlf of the Episcopal.
Cemetery. From the ample preparation
whFeh tir been made, we are mrs lliJt tiotlitttg
YTill b?r wauling to add io the altraetivci.ess
of tfl? oeejtaiun. ti(|4 from the aptril >?ith which
Utm festivities are always greeted, we aotioipate
the nsu<l ,0*ei flowing ujteoduuee.
The young and p!ea?ar?-I6viug r.eid'no in*i
tailana to JoiAfa ill* enjoyments of ilie otfens'ron
whilst Uie libefal/'llie-'pnhlio spirited and ffie
bcMfeUvttj-ioiiKUd, ?11 Appreciate-atid wRl
oataio )ha.prctsevqrthy object |o wliiuli ?h?
fei* *. consecrated. Should ouy dp?ire ucl
" .froth benevolent njntirc* entirely^ without tlie
Hoy of ttn ~in*ideutale. they Way forward
their contribution*, by pfoxy", U'Heh^WlTfhi
thaokfuhy received." Door* open lit 8 o'clock.
AdmiesioAf tweuly-flve eenU. CliilJrcn "iintfei
twelve yttH of ?g?, Ireo: .. "I
i ? i- ?>
Amatkvk TiiEAtniCAL?. ? W l.ttve received
uuraelree, aoiuvltatfaa which we are request.
. ed to extendlO rfUr fr)et>4? trenerullv. to iiletu
an ?otfrtaraili?lt1g tl?e way of 'Amateur 1*1.e
trtoaltf," w)ti?b Uf he ?iy?n t>y a nufhbrr o
\ yovsf la4jtar**4f*BtkuaQCT> Ii* the jtetglibor
hood of LityT* Mouotaip Chorcb on. Xliufkdn;
f evcaipjf I b? ^84 ?nd ??iiob j# d*?tgacd t<
rail* 5hhJ* for U?e relief of ttie indigent poo
' ?f dial rleffihip.1' W# t>aW???u ihijirogriiuirn
ottS*-*n6 fin A-ilini?l
praaaflU CBM^ ilMPillioant<M.^U>actfo4ia,W-?^^
. .1 1- m. ?
' ssJI|?bS??
; iMis
' '& - ^ * '*: *. ri ^
br ?b? f *
4M WUDH tlKHN^T.^fy^P'iW <
igty^^W^^^fiWB^MBffBHSBHBBtflBHflHBMimBBK
??Kiy to III ndJitioo 10 ??ery v?i|
rWly-of c??}j{fvg? wltieli tie in ]>r?pnrtJ to fur'
udi at nhofl u'otlee. lie liju on hand ?ev?r?l purlI
aWe engine* wltitfll he will sell cheap. Give i
i iiiiu * cnii.
ArtificialMr. MeTWntt^^nir worthy I
CUik,-dc*u?? .u? (ahfltUu .pMifcMtmce oi j
(i'jverucr O/i'it _rvijy<?t, h^ j? jtrej>^re<^ to.Uke
(Mid fo'rwnrj i:i;,i?arvra?iil? for ?i tifieiul
wbiish.th? inidfc ?rr*ogom?i>u iu pro
vide fi>r our .d>fmliludjnjldi?r?. .The uic<?nreii)?o(t?lioutd
b?; tnken ai><I fyrwnrtled 41 oncei
1 muU in due lhn? notic? w.nl.ho given.by Di". i>ly
%aiv iu(mi uaautMiT* V>l??I l?l"U, IKIU OI|?
vi*iUtw,lU?- city ..wjll sufficei Jot llio purpose of
hitting the log a.tju*ied. -Gull upon. Mr.
McDonald, at On0>-. who Wilt, give you nil th?
Dfiuetaaiy ii)foi ii)ailon. . , : .
IW We <1 prci" a?tfiili->n to llie advertisement
of Mc~?r?: William* <4 Whilmire, of
OrttiDiriile, ii C, dealers in corn. 11 our, Imcon
nnd | rovisiDii* uenurnlly, in cotton yarn, wriip
ping pit per,-& ;. Mnny of our citizens b?v?
found the <ifeenvillc mnrkel the cheapest nnd
iiioki rcliuM* for tlie purchase of the fort-going
j supplied, nnd we take pletmure in commending
| Mes?r?. William* A Wliltmire, as gentlemen'
j well known for thair integrity and liiistnep*
i Imliils, wliu will execute <111 the hest tertno
i promptly all orders with which thrv niny l?e
. favored.
J)u. G. W. Kelly, Dentist.?We direct *t'
tenlioii to the e?rd of Dr. CI. W. Kuli\, rciideul
! dentist, nt Greeuwood, who 19 well known to
| our citizen?. Dr. If "My has established a l et-u!
tntion tie n tkillui ?r> Jtor, nud is now enjoy!
iii?- h very hucceysful piuottcu ut Gr<-?nwood
! mikI vicinity. lie i* di-voting himecif to hi*
1 husiuese, mid think* lliut he can givu entire #uL
! isfnution in n'.l iis dupxrnueiit*. Ilu U prepar< <1
io extract teeth without pain anil to furui*h
full and per feci add of nniticinl te-lli. . Wo
commend him to the patronage ol our reudtrn
faesn Arrivals?During tlie pnft few-days
Mr J.'J. Cunningham litis been receiving fresh
uddit ions to liis large and elegant stock, com
pricing's beautiful assortment of U<lies bun
ntts, flower?, ninl trimming??a olioJt^cs srl.clion
of diets gooils ui'li mim# very pretty patterns
of calicoes?Miles* shoes'?^factory yarn?
andrnanv Other articles, boih useful and on.a
mental. Give him an eaHy call.
Mcesi s. Wilsou <t- iluloliison, nnnouncr
that lhey uru once more prepared to piin-i tine
eoru ineal ut their well?known null Tim llour
mill is undergoing"repair*
tyr J. F..C. Dul're* Esq., has becu appointed
Notary Public for -Abbeville .Distric,. by hi*
rVi'nl Innoi* (Z AVufn f\f IT a maw 1 >? {??11 il
j ?-w..vuv; ^v.v.mvi V* * V
at the store of .Mr. J, A. Talmadgo. , -. .
s vfy See notice of the -arrival two LniTils
of t?|j(tier gft'detl ' ) nip, ot Me*?rs. While,
; Jsuiith ?fc Co'*. Call hetore the t-uppty /ails."
FOR TllR ABDETILI.E I'RtCSi. .
THE BENTIM.ENI8 <*P A FBEBDMAN.
Mb. Euitor?I ?cnd 3 ou a tliorl, feimiblo
fpeech of -M?ata IJodge, n colored tfinn in <J>-orgia*'
1 clip it from Forney's PhHade'pliiri t*rtu,m
a very radical'paper.' If-eve^y thing in thut
paper was Mm llodge's <;ieech it would commend
itself to the South."" - Hot??re says '"I lrtl?t.peopl?
I know" so shutiid nil I lie fl?lore?1, a*
well as the whiles?vtite.'trade 'nn.l vfof-fr'' with
those we knout and nof with Hratlyers h:?
come am<>ug 04 to st ir up strife. " ^
if * radical. a ifcraoprnt ooKies down South,
procures litbd and .?eiH'es^o,?rJr, identifying hi fit
t self w^h tne iiitcrwls (if Jfie ^Simth ar.d proves
lumsrif ? worthy tn?if~rfc?n, when wyjjSt to
lcnqv) hiuv^?weVcau, irast ;Iiim and v&lfl for him
and b?'-?v;ll hp sure to prom6lu those jiliVn *'a
which- ira Identified with Kts own. Hot let
while rftlii black- he tfire of* tli? "siunrp apmikefs
who come atnouff "tu'iO'JjpP^ipoie mere -party
h purjwist-e?wlfoCo-carry Ikvor with ttie hlncka.
, sssurc-.theni that tKi;y-"owe* th*lr freedoii) to
ilice radical I'arty, bili, ??*refCtl rhefcharge of
insTigatfti^ th?r war Willi all iu aorVour*, nifi cm
lliat Linaoli^ *ud hie party nevei* "1f>t*??Jfd,i6
r einuucipat* the ehtTes.'but were dfhr^n to it n?
i jnr mnxtirV, **.>.- - - '"-v
The Sou) li?y-n mart who foflght throiitfh 'the
war to perpoluate k?ei*v, but who ' arcrmear?*
. in it* overthrow ?ml *reks' I lie ' v&ture 'uf 'lhc
, fiee^ir^en liy (timisiriiig them Wuti riiellef, food,
and eraploymiffit, is a "friend.la >he tie(fro ami
|' n??y be lr?si??>r to ailvancs J>ts interests.
But-baa* whattiuM tats, < > ' * H. '
f VPA flnd"ln tb#Virt3o$ta*fGf?.)-7Ti?flr lh? |>ro<
'' o*?J?f>g of n"TrwehfeiW" meoi?ng; held In tW
( plarli Oif the $flth ult.' TfiU'&ssertitiff' was ad?
\ dirWperf hy liveflit^doi.ite'd din, one of Wliom
r U <fee? "H odjj5\"*' i fWjpr<<ri?d" *<1i *v 5 h gfc f vv n nilertftiea
to the Mluwitig'senlim 11 ts,' which' "nr.
* as't'ffedtnrtjloJtf hi/ IfiU.-tiigetifa "If llicV an
?' h<M?srSb\* ??irf t* * ***" *; ~
*' i tuttfrnAb mdgVToot^tfw
*, floor, lie spake io a hiVn nfcl*'*al'r*?aV."Vae4fa
?nd4?p*ftal*#> WWiLtaA'aV tfnMMti
J- man?not nsod to speaking; bhtTkTi##"?rf!*#
* ' I Wrf'firt- t?jfc'<W?d b*rn fo^UofgftT 1
^ mV^e^fnM^rYff*Wp>i "Ca^dl,
* ?inVs Jrt *IM i
9; iiialftr.v^ifonittAtfliriij'
s j tWKifW^tWWii ffc
&, i*x+gist*i tMnfttft Afr &t*&rS*aK~ifta
;".. RrjfiTrt
"Vw?en u? whVn-r*(r??r jW* .?ar?r^
Ui *gW4&Ar?
. v>" '
abbtvllle c. ii., 8. c., in 18j1. .
?
Mb. Editor: Tlx cmise of our holy religion
inuet rrceivo more limn a |>a*fti?g no<lc?, > At
the time referred to, there whs but on* settled,
permanent clergyman in tbU immediate tIcIo
ity. Of cour*- I refer to tlie venerwble. talented
nutl-unflinchingly pious Rev. \V. ll linrr.P, I>.
liis, reputation. if not worlil wide, was Aaivri
can wide. Llis det'p.-scntej piety, digni6*<l
dein'ennrtr, nnd consilient life, inad?? bitn the
olnerved of all obteivers. If lie err?<f at all,
it xrna in regard to his denominational pr*juens
Id bis colloquial intoreourM be would
; seem 10 tincliuieli everybody but those of hi*
owu denomination, ami this wus construed by
those who did not know him well, as a very
utichitrilahle feature in his Christian character.
I nfn pixiif-tif-il, however, that he never intended
| wbul hi* Uiimi ige rei-fned to imply, for I have
, conversed witfi liitn often. Dr. Biur had liic
peculiar notion.*, iu modern parlance ; lie was
not a revivnli-t, und in tlii* regnrd he differed
from some of hi* Klders. His idea wns that
i Ik-re whs a great ileal of froth and iutinccr.
iiy in the eutjids o( modern revival*, innch
| lliut was not permanent, and that would soon
| evaporate like tlie morning dew, aud leave I lift
j avilject in n worse erudition than it found him.
j 'l'lif lJr. had other peculiarities, (and who
| noil) uiun'CiBHnry Id mention, but at the samr
{ time he was otic of the must consistent arid
j pious men that ?v?r lived, lie died id the con
I lidi-nce of all who kn*w him.
I About the lime referred to, we had occasiotmlt
McthoiiUt preucliii g by llevd's l'orter, Dan
'nelly, Glenn, ?tc, which was the entering
wedge of Melhoilisin in this place, and bucked
by tin* settlement of Ro'xi-il Key, W'm. Weir,
Col. Dongln?9, aud one or two others, refilled
in Llio uttai-hmenl of a lew of our ciliiitn*, vir s
Jatnea Moore und his wile, und L. II. Davis, to
the.same dtnotciimlion, and which coitttuuied
the nucleus ol Hie Church organizsitiou here ?
-Cy their fi 011* \ e j-hnll know them," is a
doctiiite which will apply to ull church
zations.
Tim liaptiht Church has'never had an organization
here, notwithstanding we have had
occufional piiai preaching, but by aome wj)
<>r other, iio atteui|j? hita been nmde lo organize
a chinch. Wc linve had zealou*, piour
11-ptiMA. hut they have- generally go:ie iuio.
other deunmiimiioitF.
AI lit*- lime riTeireil to, mil for some time
of-er-.rai-H, we had no Epiacopn1 ptenchiiig here
Tlie \vtil?-r ii? uinfer the iinj. 'easioii that it wa*
?ulitd]iii!i!l to 1 s:j0. before any attempt w??
niudu to orirniiize an Episcopal Church in iIiih
village. Iluf, ilUKlb ANON.
GENERAL 0ZIDEB3 WD.J 18.
CiiahLkston, Mny 9?(?eu. Si. klea haa iwiued
the following order: '
Uk.IUQ'k* 2d Military Dirriticr, ~
Cuari.uto.n, S. C.t 11 ?y 8.
Gcnfral Orders Xo. 18. , . .
Fir?t. On ilie iliiid Monday of July next, in
ot>t<li?nce to the rrq<urcin-nla of the Act o(
Coiitiri-*?, paMed Mn ch S3, the Commanding
General will proo"?Hl and ctiunr u> l>?- nmdc
' a r?gifirniitui of'the mule ciiisen* of theAJuiied
Stulei>, iweiity-oUr- 3 ears of age anil L'pcr?r<|f,
reMidriita of Null!)-and South Carolina, not disfranchised
Tor participation in the rebellion, or
for felony ;tC'c>>iumuh l<w.
Second. ' Gil? or iiior?? B nr J? of Regiatrutinn,
' connoting of thiee dWereet and qualified p*t??hi?,
-f i<i be appoiiitf.d by the CorniuamJiiiK General,
will b? organize! in each county or city,lon?ak*
and complete 0i? registrution, BU|ierint?ndthe
election to'bn In-Ill ti?prt.afler. fiir delegate* to a
contention "to Jrninr a cotiJlitutioil, and ritake
return* to liini of the vt>tee, 1iet"ai"T?ti?ni. and of
in* prf-toua eieeic:i-a* dnle#-itea by a plurality
of Un* v?lea.cM*t at?uch election. "
TUwd. 'ilif oi>dutiaa in. N>Hlb Carolina ana
Hi? geographical District* in South jCaroljud
will, fur tli? pnrponue of reifi?tr->tipu, be cjirivled
mn>C(^re'?ieul r>-g!atra'ion precincts. lu each
registration prrciuot, u Board of Register* will,
if practicable; be organized. Severul places
will bo. designated in each registration preoicct
r wjiere the B/>ar<i will meet, and ciliteiie el gibl.e
lo registration tnny go and be rcgUtered. The
mwiu ui jicgiHwiuii win n-muin in aeseiou two
day?> from tuurue to aun*eC nt e?el? place of
meeting. - Oa tin ?Hjoarirtnei>t>of the Board, it
copy of ilio iiat oT pereon? rrgixlered will b* Ue!
pofit^yl in a su.ilmUIo place wiijiin >lie pr?oino<
It-yen day*for public information; apd thereafter
ilie Doufil will again *i#it eVefy precinct,
,v and l-prise'the liat of votera, ht-Ar?i<g objection*
tronf cWitrtt^nd to any adjudication made,' and
rrgiiwr *ny,^xui who inftf hate b?4n tmable,
by reaa^u uflllSiia qr other ?ond ?nt) ayGjefeot
* <5nine, to atUud the A/st aeoakm ot tn* Bqturd.
, ' Fourtli. All persons appointed lo make
, fimfd rlgialfation of voteta *ud to conduct raid
' eleelIon will bo ?qairet). before thfatig Upon
y -tl)*ir'daii?<Wtafc?a?iiefll*ortt>?to ili?j>*th pre.
i A * %
t ?y ^wjni t",w ?*?
I aenbe icTauehjaHi of affirmation, aach peraon *
ji-orfVt^fu*. afruJ foimr -CTmViitfrrii lielmA
^ lfliw^r?^tid?l far^-por
*:>i?i?NrM^?)Cf4h*iQil^fff wttf?bwd;wirflv?#tr?T^SiteS^S
"" b?t?-te?h.w chiu* mfSk iwtffiSSSit.
/iriXiu lUrj. tkut k... ? -v
n <'o!l< clor i?f ull'WT f fincipnl olticvr of cuittooii>l
ut iulrriinl irTrlilir, Uif At-sii-tbiil C'vuiiiiitoiuii
*r ot ?he Frwd'i:en'? Bur?-ut?, of Ui? commnudiiifc
tifficrt of the military post within which ihnapplicant
ir>idfi, c?*i tilyiiig Mm? ap|*lienni to be
fit uud primer person to rt-ceivt the nppoiul- I
Seventh. It is ??nuiitial Hint ?v?rj Buttrd of
lltgi^irbtiUu pliuulj be comptm?d of peiBOfit uT
rcOfgnized coiii>:>icrtttii>u nud <worili, fairly repreacuting
tiiv population., nod in whim- nnpurti?liiy
aod cip?vit> |U<j bed}' of voUi? iu th?
viuiuece limy !??*? ju?t reliauco.
Eighth. The boundaries of precinct* for registration,
the xeverul placed witlnn eairh precinct
tvlieie the Boaitfof Registration will
tlie d?y or days on whi?h the Iiumd will meet
in each preninct, unit, ulso, aueli regulations ua
may Ij? i.ce?B;*nry fur tho government of registern.
and of in-peclora of election in the dbehurge
of their duties, and to ensure the accuracy and
completeness of the regislraiicn, will be duly
published for gouerul information.
Ninth. I'oat ootnmundera wilt report, without
delay, ?p->n lite moat. ?xpcdieiit division of tho
territory within their commands into rcgiatrnlion
pieciucis, having, ieferencp, wheti pr;ictieahie,
to existing laws and customs, establishing
ilie usual voting places, and kaeping'iii view the
importance of Affording ample fuoilitir* for registration,
with the least interruption of lb*
ordiuury avoestioua of the people.
By command of Major-Ui-nerat I) E. Sickles.
j. W. CLOCS,
38th I., A. D. C. <fc A. A. A. G.
Tiie Votku's Oath.?We published Inst week,
the oath to he taken by tlit Rigisters nnd
Mnnagtrsof election, and we now furnirtli, by
request, the oath which will be administered to
nil voters. . The Attorney-General is now preparing
an opinion as to the tru i cDu*tvuctiun of
lug ierm?, wnien we win lay ueiorv
our readeis in due ooursa uf time.
"I, . do polcmuly iwcar, or affirm, in
the f-resenee of Almighty <i "3, that I wn a
citizen of. the Si ate .of ? ; thnt 1 - have resided
in Mutd.Siale for^?? inoul h.?|tu-xt proceeding
tl.iu day, ?n<l uuw ie?:d? in ihe county of
, or purinh of , in b^iJ Slate, as the
cft-e may be ; ihnl i hhi 2f years old ; that 1
liavt not h.pi?n digfrnnohincd for puriteifiHlion
in any rebellion "xir civil war. ttgainut Ihe United
nor for felony committed against the
iivwra 4>f any Stale ?>r the .United Slalflj ; Unit
I linvn never be.cil a member of any Slate L-jf
islnture, nor held uiiv executive or judicial office
in any Slate. and afterward* ctigagr-d in
infitrrrViinn or rebellion against" iJid* l'nil/?l
*>iai>*i?, or U'V.-n ai.l or comfort to the cncinir*
thereof; ilint I liav? never itilcr.n an oath tfs a
ii.tml.Ai1 of i ill* lli<> I 7nua.l S.I ik! i a m .
?-s an niHurl' of ilic Unite,! .Stu'c?. or in a linut
lier of any Le.'.l?l*uire, ?>r un IMI t-Xeeiillvi*
?ir jiiiliciiil <>fli.cer of in>y State, i? suppf-ri
tli#'Gon*ll|uimil nf ihr Umte'i Stale*, and ofter?
ai.U < in ianuirticU'Hi i>r telivlliun
iigaiiut Uif. UuilpJ'^t >tv?. ?>r (jivcii mil or coin(O.l
10 lli? 'ciK'tub ? liu-iei.f ; ilvul I will t'nii 1? fill I v
?uji|nirt, lite I'cn-t iiulioh nn>l o*>e\ die li^xof
Wl ** 1 iWi? of ll?e Ull'.lrl Sl.il>1*, '? If I Will, to th
bill uf my nhi'Hy. fii^onri?j??* ?*tliur* to In do.
lio help me (rinJ J- wb.cli ? nili ??r ?flirniiiUiiii
limy- be aiimiuiaiert-d by u.ny regii-U-rin^otiiotr.
t
Krnr 0*lkan*. May 13.?d>nublieimi ina^a
ii^eoDng w<a li?id ?*l|tT'l?y niglit. at' Lal'.iyi iUfq'iure?
S^ay<?r lUfMtli jirfsid.-.l. A>l<1r->re/
wera r.inde by MiL.Krlly, ?f PlitUdtftpliia, >Mi.
il.tm!in uii<l C??ai?\'. BelVrc'en ' 4,VhX)'"a?<t
6,1)00 pehHnju pri *i*n>, how
w#r?:nygrotsj. The viwii>n? o^afu wnrd clulw
cunto in o pi occasion, li?u?dr<] .Uy mtMiu.
(ruDopnicjicieil. ^hire, W?S cwu?idertil>le cXciUm?-i.t,
the n*gr-o |<[ucr**ivo thuulitig on
niar'oh. .Hiere w'mVo: JistuitiaiiCK
until 112 miinipht, when Hie 'tiKgroei sfa|<p?d
the eat utf ^C!iArle?il*eit arnil\;?liar?d i( of
the wtnl* {^oHpaoi^ lW?' oluU?
through th? wiodos'*. #*><1. po/session,
compelling the driver to RO'afiP*'!-__ AjLtlit
culoon*. wore cjo?ed. at*)i o'cTtflflt, hy o:'r1i;r of
.i.-'oti.f ..f i?." ' v-' *' '
1 IMS V/lliDi UI ? Viicei, p \ '
G^nfruVylicriJita Uyued ?ii ord<>r rem'-nvj^gf
tho Clerk of ilia di*(riot'CV>nri, fur tlie alleged
issuing of- fraudulent certificate* uf uctui alii itiOOf
\ a
: _ .Tito-Republicans are advocating negro policemen,
an*d there i? soma in'U of running
Jordan, it prominent and popular negro for
Mayor. '' V */
Priciclir Porta**?I'fte eabU~de*p?teh*i
nmioott??ili? r?ti6e4lion by tti* Eouropean
governments oflh? treaty 'of peae^whifcli had
' b*tD titnei bv 'J>? LWon .Mtuniuiaoau
The.Pri^eiar.g evacuate L?x?ntbarg/iu a inouilt.
' Uatiafaetorv explanation* hare been n>t>dn lc
\ P/uwtii tij' France, of the recent iniliUrr ptfp:<r
? 9b*
A eaUa d#?pU3b U?\bmT'StMtd,. 6ft*) Hm
' 11 ib#rf*Tr -:.Dot^riUisisndi t>flj *nt'nfttUfj
I otui^u aljh* Lu*eqjbu*4f by, U?<
'* #? 5iriu?
g6Der?tty e*pr?taea th*t vnr uu bean rjierqlj
^ ptttj&ke<f by' thV: *b?^ of^W^lplortJsifJts
? Vtsriiko ^ piratTwo*'?^ MYft \eii**^?4rtite
* f*m 'ta'Vrifretr 0*ww*r$r, EUntffa tttA ;Gb*M#
* iWhtlf'C* Jto?R#ftc)i .-Mm****,**'
- EugUfld (o^U I ha put* en inclosed t?Ul^
it fflOA te net ?<in4SS QrUoVi^h, ?il
^ ' " - * ? ? -1'??>-.
I>1K1 >, in iliitf v*?.f Croup, nficr
hIh>M illiif*!", on ibc litli in it., MMl)
'KIM Hi 1AAui?r; ilKftgiilcr *r J'>l>u a. .
and I'l A D. Tjliii;i'lgi>, Ag?d 4 ycmn. .
" t'?r tin oouldhMjatit, or sot r<>w .fajl*, ,
UeMtli cume rwltK;frfeOdty-car? ;i * ? f
Tl.o optmwg bud to aonveyed,
""""' "' '' ~""JL r , ,.r?,
nrt'Ottr^.D DYV? lr * TBiffidrKti" ~ * r>
.'jcsjs =ya .-4^ s& -. - *
% jiMKyaufcjMBjr ws.t
fiylloji IC, a 21 tux paid by llin buyer ; (]h>ldr
30, n S5 ; biiv?r, 28 u fcQ ; jlm-on ItaiDf, JJO <??23;
Sides, lfcj <\ 20, SJiouldcip, Io a 2W, S-triy*, 20;
Corn, wliit*,. $2.00, vtllow, 1,90 ; Slenl $ifl5 ;
Floor, #15 $'2u : MoIiukc.*, 00 ft ^TSO ; Pen*,'
Si.80 "* $2%0o ;- Maekeivl, in Kills, $4.00 a
*4-23 ; Kuiler, IB. n 20 ; l?gg>>, 13 * 20 ; Liu
uum, $4 00 a fcC.OO. j. r r,' .
Ntw Yolk, May 15 ? Noo:^. GulJ 36J. XUo
shipments of goi?l ton ay were. $l,6O0,O0l^
wliich'is attributed to t!i? high rale of sterling.'
It Is stated $4,000,1)00 Will goon Suiurdayf
Flour 10 a 2<)o. lower. Wheal-2 a So.
luwer.. "Corn 2c. better. Cotton firm, at 28 A
28*- ' f
1 1'. M.?Cotton active aud n?l vuncyd- -i ft lo,
wiili sales of 4,o0o bales, nl 2SJ a i'J. lTJ.oor
dull?Siule *1 i.25 a 14.00 ; Southern mixed to
(rood $13-11.1 n IS ' flillou ?n.l .v?
1H.73. Corn activc?mixed \W?'ehi l.ZS a 1:
28i forold, o??l ?1. 1,01 18 for r.ew. **"
CiiAULKsfon, UTay IS.'?Cotloti aolivo, with m?
advancing tendency?middlings 2tt a 27 ; b?1v?
210. . - . , ?
Savannah, Mny 15.?Cotton opened firm, at
25^. with a good demand, ni:d closed notiv<', at
26^ a 27.~ Sales of "<00 Wales Kere'p'd 220. "
AioDsTa, Mny 15?Cotton m irfcet netivfc^
sales of 466 bales?strict to good middi'irfr 2C n
2tt. ? r. ' .
T ^ . *
The following persons lwi^e fjeiglit .remain :
iupc i? tV ] )i-pot ut Abbeville:
I 'ff P WftUon, A roiiM-Tj W Tl T?rfeei\'
A-H McCn1i*t*r, J Wilson, W \Vi!*i?i, ft 0-Z:
W E-Liuk, W J Smith,'J J Cuiiitinghair., A
B.Kennedy, W D Mnrs, T C J'.mu, OT.
lln?k*ll, A. J Cr???kn A!t9. J Miller. J L J.a*l?-.v
K L I'nU-ou, Lrndiey <? WMriiinn. J Wliiir,. II
\V Lhwsoii, *KIim Kli7.11 CuUii'rfrt, Pr ".I W
Ucarnt, M T ftu8s.ni il, F M* MiiolieM, \V V?u-'
tt'jck, Mrs K -l.yncli, l)i4vi.l'\^il#v, M-4. Owe
line, si. S Manliuli, K tTS"-???l, Uakiu A Ivuijx .1
O Lindsay. .. ._ * ... '
Prl'?<i;8 wiii &t?W ft.irnpe liy Cnl 11 u rr joou fiH"
?1?<-ir goods. J). It. StV\ DLKV, A'?;'?
..inn ; w t
-[MILL NOTICE.
ri/ u< i?r?* u"w prtf! ? mj io-eri.i'1 i'ltvo-Orn.
| T ? Mnal. Ti.e t'lyuW.Millit sii?|-tu'pi"vj.
undergoing rrpm " x '*" '
. WILSON & HUTCHISON.
1 -li'y 17."ir. . " '
j -1? ? *
si?LL.f;s. '
3 B Y vii'Iho of jiiiiiJrjf trrifa ij Fieri. Fiy-iy*
i m.M li? ?OflT<ii?tetc<l. will 0k'U-Ht AMieVilie
fCiijirt lloiise, <n?^Jlu^ Kj|i ..Vo iilH\f in June
J n>;xi, the fxTlrtwing iirniici'tj, to tyii s
ftt)0 nM'o* of !.bFh1. ni.ta^m IrKci
j i>i\ Jitlin d. Il?id and tcrtton
n? tl>?? |ir<?i ciiv of Jatues T"g?iirt, jr , nJ*. il 4J.
'I'ajtgni'T nr\/t ntliJV*.' ' " * : ' "~
T*r\n??VA9Il. - - *"?f
, , ... v II. &
Sheiiflft office, Mnyj'3, )8t?7. tcl
muMllifil;
cassRVxits,
HooIoto ?i:-Pnrav Worn* JIJfool> Onto
luuuiuio iir uom, riuui, iiioai, uai&,!
i j pejmacos, uiui/wicx^t^'
. Wrapping Paper*;' &?.,
t*r WlfXT'Ihfi ORT>P7t* fit IKe-TPWf&T
M AUKICT oi?>i*M?Udfc <Utu v?*AU?r?
I ii'? peop!? &l AU'-HrVflU: District. v
I; . 5' . *.- -r~-*r > : i?~jj
?i i> * i ^tvW- A' v.V?'i fairt*^on* ^r*.
W1LUAKS & fMHJM,,
? ' ' '> : '* ?r jr i
M?v 1C. 18'^ S?u * , ......
RD O >?Uf ^VEfl PV^'
UIS?- u? W ? 5v?LLC. l |.
} ,> v ?>? ^v; ?
i'. ' v'+'tw; iirt- .
' u.? nnuj**) a*"*m<ka# *?(>.*.?!lmjr^tfko
; t?act$i?
r ummtfoafcls. of
; - V*rtA?t * ?A-l^
* ' ?"*? s*^Lf. -***#
: ilEW*
| . fw^t >*>
| RECEIVED THIS DAY,
? i tfEW AND
SEAtJTIFUL STOCK
" OF
ung^in, hisses'
?^bISSe I
31.1 *3?$s'? si 1$? 1
straw bands, &c*
ATT
. f .
J, LillliM
RECEIVED TO-DAY, AT
J. J. CUNNINGHAM'S.
_A_:ra6tli0r Lot of <
BEAUTIFUL CALICOES,
Bleached Lonj; Cloths,
. . litreti Scills^
COTTONADES, &C.,
VERY CHEAP.
PSNDlMl WMl
sv < i- > ~
' RECl'lIVlSD AT ' I
i _ . .; I . M
J. J. CUNNINGHAM'S f
! Oae Bale Feaflleton Factory Yarn. |
THE BEST MADE. |
Miles' Shoes, f
? NEW- STOCK, |
[ . KKCKIVKD AT |
[[ tu-mismm ?
r M?y 17", l?.r?7. -1?tf ' ^ _ ^ ' .
job aimm pm \
* 2*4 f :'V r ' ' '-* '' ;' "i1 . N r. H
rj'llK Ml ore ?rorl<? are now. in inn. anil w
. r- - '?# ntf>rr- <m,i ~
DMA$Sl?i CJllWK 1*. (iUlST. J
ftfu/ >S'4 IV,.\JlLjt ntOXt>. ifie.. iii. Ml I lit ftliurl- |
?-s?l iiiKlVe'hiitf rtn r*'n?'t/fiSKli? H?i if ft'*
- J*A vifc.v.M? V*?t"? ppslUvlts, pavmriit |
licftiTM <l#lfv(<rV! unit, fop lirmi iinLra r.ni-l B
niitt (lie ^
A41 purti?wfmt>-t>Ud J?e rw peel fully ?H'<- ?
Ur? tlie, l?ft oitio!v? nr* <]?-liv?ri <1.. Bp.
iVf'rt to ?|> ia?(iieiTi?t2ry, ill tli?! money u Jr:
JfifiUSJ A3MEXAHDB?. f
(Ti e>l?g nr. W XyUr Eng-ne,
orrwMMEB
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