Abbeville press. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, September 13, 1867, Image 2

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The Abbeville Press. ^ . ? , -AJbbevUlo., S- O. t - ' ' V * - ' r jr1 W. A. LEE, EDITOR. >. ' TKKMS?Three I/ollars a yenr in advance. Friday, September 13,1867the political situation. yswwii otf sk.na/or8 S.l'mskr aju> .wjulspy a3d Uknekal Butler. A A correepondent of the Boston Adotrtiwr has recently bcert permitted to hold i overviews witii'^anatvrs Sumner and Wilson and General - Butler, and to publirfh m length their opinion of public men uud measures. The correspond,enl slates tlitvt tb?,report is from stenographic cotes taken at Jjie time, and bunce may bo considered correct and reliable. These dislingoiahed gentlemen rpny be regarded as fair exponents of llio designs of the Rudiual party, and as may be supposed exhibit remarkable unanimity of epntiiuent upon it? pending issues. They as a matter of course, concur in eulogizing Stauton, and iu deprpca ting Ilia removal as a ualiomil calamity; in ro?1 garding the acceptance of tho War Department by Geunrol Grant as an ill-advised e'tep, which lifts enabled the l'renident to obstruct the reconstruction policy of Cougres^; and iu looking upon the President's recent policy, an furnishing new matter for impeachment, which they eeetirto think is a forrgon s conclusion, that is bound to follow nt t-he next election. General Butler is evidently afraid of a.co?;) on the purt of the President, and though he doubts the l'rovident'* courage and capacity, thinks ho may find those qualities iu tho Hon. Jeremiah Black, Buchanan's At tornov-Oencral. lie (luia discourses: on johnson'. "Well," he raid, "Ihc kit nation would bo suf ficlently alarming if it wits certain that Johnson was acting from purpose and plan, and not from obstinacy and personal ill will. If he 'could l'o cnlcOlatcd upon aeanother man might be, ono would Hay lli&t these acta in rm.oriog Stanton, Sheridan, urd Sirk'es were part of a plan to take control of the (ioverninont, upon the theor3' that th>> legislation of Congress was unconstitutional, and, therefore, not binding upon the executive. Iiia course would secui to indicate (hat putting General Grant into thn War Department and ezhihitiug him or obeying and candying un ma UI UCI, Willi lu 11UU J11 HI U1U llTIIiy tO obedience to Johnson* Commnnds, anil to show tliein that the highest officer must be, iii military alfftitp, subcervienl to bin will. But the imbecility and wavering of tho President heretofore xelievfs the country from any pressing belie/ of danger. Johnson IrcTch Couragennd capacity. If lie bould reorganize bis Cabinet, and put at the hepd of it a tnau like Black, who has both courage and capacity, then, indeed, in view of the belief that would be engendered by the probable turn of tbe elections in pome of the Stptee in tbe fall, that a Conservative reaction had begun?then one could easily predict the probable turn of events. LJut now we are iu the condition of the sportsman who refused to match his-blood horse for a rne* with the far.J .?!.? - U. 11 l-i - . . . viu wnim uuji, uccuujo no ru?0 cauid leLl how fast a lop homed bull would run.'1 .ON BLACK. I asked the Geiieml if tio kfiow Mr. Black pereojial^', And what he -thought of him! "Yes," he said, "I know Blank. I h;ive tool him at the bar. I knew him somewhat -when he was in -Buchanan's Cabinet, lie U r\ mar of decided genius?erratic, bold and of quid perception*, and with strong relianoc upoi his own powers. . 'a /'Ho Ka) iliVoa ftinrnnnliliT <rt il\*% tionalily of the war, and tho consequent ills gality of eyery act of legislation growing oy of it. Not doubtiDg on these.poinU, he woiil< fta^e no lusitancy in following hip plans ti theirlogioial sequence, tvhiclt would bp, o course, that Congress was an illegal body.it Acts without 'binding force or effect, and 4I14 it was the duly of the President to save th< .Government by au exercise of Kxecutive poiv er, and that 6U5.I1 action .bo conservative,, pru not revolutionary; and if he was iu the Gpvemmenfl believe he would shape its course l< that.end, under tl?? 'full conviction tha"f he wai Beting aocording to the Constitution, and foi jiiie.uest unqrtBi 01 ine country. This Will him, would be Irue conservatism. look npon any other, and of course the Congreuion al -reconstruction, as revolutionary, and ten ding to despotism. <Upqn this accession to the Cabinet, I (houl< *i J00^ for great peril tothe country, becausi the re is no man so dangerous as he will be? acting courageously In support of the" wrong .under the oonviotion that ho is ju the right." 'I remarked here: '* "Yon seam to regrtd'him as likely to be th< American Stafford !" . "5Tes>'1?aid Bntler in. hii decisive way, " , do." ' . .. With regard to the irapeaohnent, he l^ui famishes an explanation of th'e causes whict prevented action at the last eesbiua of Congress a^J which, he thinke, will no loneer.cre&tiuui to ?xi?t. r. C * OS IMPEACHMENT. ? j oo?r -asked Generalbutler's opinion of th< projpeoto of impeachment. ' ' 1 f Ho iaph?d:/, "impeaehmont is sure to. como. . The saftt ' .causes which binder it heretofore will no* tend to bring it on. When W?Aj fgjgC njadi . - proidjjgfcpf the Stnattf, <vory Pi-esfi jeatia] as> piraut^PIW cold toward impeachment, and'o ?. " < coovse-oarried tfceir till* with .iWm. All admitted itejnslie*. bat tlioy diMjroad it. Ubpa* .7 lite." ... 1 TIT f ?! ..-WW >' " r .. f V ^ C?mJ 'Beoame, if m*4? President, hi , . itoJghtTUe theftosrerof hi? Offla? to.ptoH Uim ^ >*tatf fofr t^jronfeiMiaj?t%y*eoatrolt^ijt ttje aqjn Tnetlng couveqtfoo. - Tflerel&ee, '4J ,'gtfotletnei ' , wl)0-a*ha4 Vp?lUx- W?ii??hoold' jjot'.be * fl?eta^ *g?1wt impe*ohm?ftt \ . j({ it. &**f P? ???n(iU '\ frnih.rndrv.tti* &r&m tlji* J ?iki*. T^?p* ?> ; ?*r \ Men hi ib? ?6u?# lh* }u>fcteVm>at <^A?8? ? >" ' ' ' - ? ' -------- (own vtkfnM.' .00 f "fhtVaitt m ****** wmkmaZwURFmBrm3M* JHIk. 4km. j WP^ 4 ' "2 *r?-y-. h. . ^ * ;H?- .. - ' ' ^tr^ftL :' : ;.-'* * * 1 . . % \ *.. v . v ; % ^ t-tL. * . . Eft Hill, H I, PI J I II II tbeli strongest men were given tboffl, require, iogthe removal frt)m the corfiitiitles so the lo."^ ferior position f>n tlio Cofnaiittaa, op. Election* Of iJliv pook, af Illinois,'ybewa* k^o^m to b? j ia f?TOr of imji??cbai?Dt. "* /? ' v "Tbe Kgjiitf wm that whoa Ihevote cartel to taken in Cotomiitiee, four out of ?? v?h,Rep?blioant upon it, who were ?T?o on tlift oomtnUtee oj the Thirty ninth Congresa, voted for ioipeaclimcnt. Five voted against it> threo of whom were th? now appyiniecs, Mr. "Chnrchill, Mr. Eldridge, and Mr. Marshall. If tha committee Jiad beUn allowed to be #8 before. with the ujililiou of ono. mrivbrr only, Uiere would have been ft majority for impeachment As it wA*. ther? were fouropfc. of nine, notwithstanding tl\e leg >1 doublsofMr. Wilson, i tile Chairman. and ? '? asserted chnngu of o|Hii(on of- Sir. Wood bridge, of Vermont. It is fair to Mi*. (JolfaX to nay, thut li?* claim* those clm?g"3 in tlie uummkleij > ?<? Hecideu tal; ''."I it n gad accident tor .the country, a* it Iiujs involved an f-Xtia notion of Gougrees without icouUd, uud has left Johimoti to ontreucli Ijilu.elf with the army aguimt the wil of tfm country. I alniin tlrut U?*? |??opfe alWrtj-K hrtvc been, and are, ready /or jmpeachmoitt, nnd^will now demand-it. 1 ' Now, however, the conditi'oi i? changed. If Cv'igi'M*, i'? meeting in- November, should (>(imilipiuw> tliA i > 11 it.'Acli ment. a fill willi reiuur.iilile rapidity, Johnson could not ba remove.1 till epjing?unleJa iWy c.itne up to what clearly ift the l?w null practice, tbftt l??r ?honM he ti|uni mlicltid bein^r presented to |Oie Heiwitw. Now, tfuppoie tlini Jobusui) aliouM not be removed till iIim Spring, thai would be loo late for Mr. YVude to Ai<l himself by rxeeutivr power in the convention, which will be heM in liny or June. But ds Mr. Wade is kuowii to he thoroughly loy?l to the Uupublioan party, aiiH would heartily nuctnin the nominee ot il>nt convention with all the power of Administration, whoever /hhoiild bo nominated, eai'li and all of the gentleman believing themselves ti> have possibilities pf -being c.mdidiitc* will desire that the Administration i-hall be in Mr. Wade'* Itnudt rutbcr than in JohiiBun'a: nod therefore?beinir coo.? , vinccd that impeachment is just and ought. 1o bo done?Will Ik^oiijo oaoily -voiiviuc?>l of its policy, expecially as they cauuoj. fail to see* tlmt lilts people dwuttnd ll, nnd that the situation of the country requiem il?fv>r it in the only Bolution of ull our tl.oublce, uiid the great pacificator. "For myself," added the General, ''I have never doubled that it would comu tt> thi*. I have got n<icuslom?<1 to U$ve my opinions upon public uir.nirtf mud o good' twirlvo 'months after date.'* AM8E6TY PROCLAMATION. The long anticipated Amueety Proeluihatlon has at last liecu issued, but there U nutb ing iu ilr provisions, it would seem, to justify tha hopq which Iiur been very generally .indulged that it will extend the leotire friinrhise at llie South; by tlie roinoval ol existing disabilities. Indeed to do this, seuma to be beyond the- power of the {'resident. It~is not very apparent how ^ 1 J I. - .... - ~ ._S .? . ft. ? 4 It..'.. )rr*iiertii nuiucnij uan unvt* n ^icaier trueuu uihi^ a special pardon iu individual. i new), and aa even thos* who hnve been apeujally. pardoned are not allowed to router and vote, the pre? sumption U that iho<t? who "cDme wltliin the ' terms of & general amnesty will not enjoy grottier immunities. The effect of the Prmi' dent's pardon i* to relieve irorn piiiiinhmetil for treason in participating iu the to-called rebellion .and from its legal incidents' aod civil disn* bilhiea, but it can h.irdly reliuve from the restriction^ and diaabilitlosof the reconstruction hcIh, which have been _ imposed by thone acta, upon'the right to register and vole, and whloli it is exprefitly pi'Ot'idpu shall not lm removed 1 by uny Executive par<lot>. TJ10 ve*x>irttrnetion ' acts are qo douh.t, 'entirely unconstitutional, 1 byt tho President ofuld scarcely intend to ignore them 011 that grouod in an thti-cutivt proclamation tfcfrfuro <hti?r calidity hud Jje?n tested he Tore the courts. 'There is. nothing in J the terms of the present proclamation to give it a politicoi significance, or to justify tiie fears 1 of the Philadelphia Press, a violent opponent of t|ie President, who in anticipation of the 9 'proclamation, believed .that Mr. Johnson .would 1 make his amuesty- effective by * Presidential ' 'order through'! Genera! Grant, bated ujkiii ftn opinion pf llie Attyrnoy General. The Pr*u At aji.y rate MivJylineon wiH qmuqio to.iu' terfere wiili llio relict ration of voter*, by or1 dering llie reopening of th? registration lints, r 411 well ob .the postponement of all - eicoliouc 1 that have been oide.red ; and- in Ibis ' cutuiecs tion the loug talked of anuiexty proclamation which is now promised to the |>ul>lic iu a few day*, is of great aign:ilcanQ?. It has h?>eii argued that the postponement of election* ordered. by Sheridaii, and the' reopening of the B recrislrution. would hot'amount u> anvthincr save.confirming the opinion of hH loyst men that Johuoou was opposed to Congressional oucJ districtiouul reconstruction ; but the preparation of this ftjjjniely jjroclaJpulion probably B discloses the plot in all its hideous cririiipnlify. la abort it js. surmised t6 be ibe* intent ion pi ' tbe Administration not only to reopefc registration wlinre it has beep closed, but by ^rantiog 9 parJou to thousand*vf solera wbo kre uow 1 disfranchised, to override the Union majorities * promised by tbe present situation in the'Sooth, B and.itisure rebel victoriesat the coming election, or, what is the ssme~ thing, the election of ?u|>)>orribrs of the Admititstttfrbnta ?H of ^ the offices in tbe. Aoqfhern Estate*' J . v' in* mere promulgation, of ,an . ?moe?t.y proclamation will not ?jfeot lhi?_ob]oct without another opinio ft from Attorney General ' Slanbery, tituidto the EoUlhom Commander/ cu q^miliiary order by Ihe Oarnmandcr in^Chuf. It will beremenib?r*d, in thi? cpnrtfcelloij, tbitt the flr?t*op4nloM?froin BUobprJr. r*g6rdSng .r*, jjirdinj; feooQitnjotion wju ipUpd^d to be if/ 'eued in ifcat" farib, jb*Ot tli e 1oteot^' We*, fiw' tf?t^l.y-8^ret^rySk?oV?>'irpp?ilt,io^ toil iii the CabiwU ' ouoe&a for # uio^ s 6).eui tbtft.-?li?tarr ?tio?b?ry:. wid BUcfc tMM tDADQfftolBre ^rgpp^nU W An ttpiaioi?< Vvh1?ij r: liy tie railitwry J^jthorjiy of ihe Preai j deuV-will ev*<J, the. poipU in tbe JR4co??Vrov. tfoq wk)oU;(u4?ow %pp*re(it]y- pfe?int* ijwur"^ i mtfaoiA&e- ot*t?o(?*'to j.h4 of W)\ [ nchk^e, Al UjptbAK tf/? -wWi*.' *< >*MN -MH^ddUd tfuq ever. *ivd ikUt U li noi id tbi?-i?okHrp to,jn*V? M)r | M th?-o?<* develof*firifct of tb? Jfi1tiigyMp||rt i Jgy jj**: fgpff itefcS* t ,*ui he? - >": ,*"V c.rr-. ' C-: *-V- * "-* , t*\ - * . \ : . * * ' . ,. . i.i " *"* v?* . ~ temmmmsmm 11 w #t7??AT WHQOI, CE^KBBATIOBr. _ 0?: Thurify of tfJo p??t week, * vary inter, eating Sunday School Celebration flame off *? v Grecpyljiid . Church in tlje npp*r *part of the District Tha Donald* vjlle, Bro'ad-moulh, Mulberry an? Hoo?a Path tohooli w?rt pre*-. , eat and numbering several hundred (ook part in the ejceroitea.' \ sTbe arrangements of the oconaioa woro under tbs upervision of Col. d. Don?Jd aqd after on opening prayer from the Rev. J. O, Lindsay, the meeting was successively addressed the tJ V T T r> r? a f a IT a. _/ . I ivcv. 1F.1. uuiiiwr, vci|?i? wMiiitiB. />. noyi i?i uie Anderson fateUigcucer, Rev. J. O.'Liiidyay and IUv. ty.T. Farrow. ; Theaioging of the '.pupila is-anid to have been excellent, mid not the l<jn?t. attractive feature o? the occasion wns'H bouutiful dinner, which reflected tha highest credit upon lit* t.iste, skill ond public spirit of- the Indie*.of the vicinity,' . '. .... On Friday, the day after, there was a Convention o.f the several Sund.iy Schoo's ui Ninety-Six circrtit, held at Lebanon Church, ?t which the Saiein, Lrrhauoh, Greenwood and ltchobolh Sclioi.U w#m poaent, and also the Gruenwood I'tviliytei-iaii Suuday School, by invitation. 'l'he Rev. Tlmn. G. Herbert, tho puctor of the citcuit preiiili'd, ati-J the several school*, bi-jirintr each a hfuutiful banner. with nn bp? propriate device and iiiaurf[>lion formed nproi crftdioti, and marched 16 n aland in a grove near ihq'chutch, where after hh Appropriate prty<r, by the Itev. \V. il. Fleming am) the Ringing of a I)y tuu by tlie children, uridretbca lu children and parents were ttu<;ce.->aively' mud* by I'rufoior Joint* 11. Carlisle uf \VoQltrd College. Tlie addrcMea were aaid to liur? bu;n in tli? ! l'rofefBor'B bt-al style. Wo hav? lienrd liim oil siuiiUr orenniun* and know well the mre inter<-?t wliicli he iuipnrta to those addi*s?es?which are luaJe the irhivle'vl the tuost profound And triking thought brought down to (lit capacity of the inoal chiM-like compr?*lieo*ion. As on the previous occasion, there Was a handsome array of good tilings to' tempt (he appetite, and the discussion of these*, and an hour ors? of. socinl enjoyment closed liiu delightful exeroiiies of the day. TuhiuMoxtiu fon Kotiiiso.?Look at tuis Officii.?Tim publishers of ilio American Agricutluiht allow their enterpi iso by offering that valuable journal free for the remainder of this year to all new subscribers for JS68, who send in their subscriptions during the present. The cost of the Aaricitlturiit'ia onlv R .iO for u vnnr , " t . " " iT or four copies tor f 5, So that $1,6(1. (or $1,25 crauli lor fuui persona,)if s?nt to the publishers tliia luonlli, will sectuc ilia paper for 6fteen months. Wo advus* nil to muke haste to accept Hii* otTt-r. The money aulil uot be Jtietler invented, for that paper, at its present subscription price, is one of the cHeapestr in the world. It is designed-for the Farin, (harden, and Household. It baa readers almost everywhere,^ rating the old aud the young, aud no ita least recommendation is the fact, that the children are delighted with its Boya' and Girls' Depmtmeut. Each number contains 3'2 to 44 large, qnarto pages, fuILof _ interesting aud valuable matter (or readers both" in country, and city. Its engravings are costly .aud beautiful and calculated uot only so please the eye but to improve llie taste. We have also' seen from mouth to month-?xj>osiire of the various Humbugs and Swindling* Operali->ita of the day, which niunt huve saved tens of- thousands of dul am to the uuVurv. We" .are sure vou I will tlinuk tit for our advice if jou tend .your Bubacripliuu nl' uncc to lite Publisher*, .Grange JuddVt Co., 41 I'urkJluw, New York City. Abbev-ilie vt CoKr.^punr, -et al.?" I'hoto(inAPUiOALLY."?Wo are requested Lv Wren &. Wheelar," photogr.ipluo artiiu of tbja 1 place, toiny iu reply to the clin'Hungo.uf ''Cokes. burj,"tl?at they very chetuTuWy accept the , gmintlel which h.o liaa (lirowu down, and will L engage to meet hita "photographically," vrliert ever aud whenever lie may judicata, and Uum 1/ivrt him ail ODhurLuuilv of ithAinina "in llu vigor and success of tlid war,"* soiueihiug to justify the "lofty and socudiog. phrase of the manifesto." "Upon what meat doth tlw? our Caesar feed. llwV *' ? l?ath grown so great f" Jjof* hi forget how many a provincial repulvlioa him "paled (itsineffectual fire*" iu the blate i of ths Qtlfifqlltl, - v NoW,' that the tocsin, has sounded, let the beautiful all .rally to the front, and. front tlid plenitude of uheir charms, furnish thA tbnnilions of war. .Let the fair emulate the spirit k of tire gurthuginian women, who contributed , their jewels abd tfieir. bracelets. Her*, lending doth not impoverish, and those' who give most libe'ally but'multiply their cl/isrm& Tbe price of beauty is at stake between rival . towns, aud whatever may be the result, we , may hops that there will be none ''Like another Helen, to -fire another, "froy." r ?y . ' " .nMHi.. ?*hduw .? vauw.?w? direct the attention of our readera to the card - of theae gentlemen, The well known faeiora^aud commission merchants of Charleston, -B. U, . which %ppeora in another col man. Mr. W ardluvr.is a native of otfr Diatriat and is personally knowa to "our citizens, fcnd (he firm in ita ' long eutubli?hed busine^a relations .wifb oar people,lus allaidad Jlbtgfcr reputation for 0?paai'y, integrity end'aa^ire reliability. 'fherir UB4t.rec0itiinepdaCiou ia to be found it) the continued ffTor ap4 unwavering cupporl ct tfraJr ! 'old frbadamnd palion*., Ouf tiidtw VfioJjate prodac? to. b<r?old M'paraJito^a-'fco be inada jn -Char ftaton->? JM And thesegentfrnear jeady niid 'prompt all bufcoapa^ *ftuHjeir?ar?- : TU#y-wtll gi*? >j?e?r personal at^ tiota to the jale 6t pro4uo? mu4 Jjureluae oi metobaodiwf will mafcaKboral ad?aac*? itjfop . tfoTudgnmem*; aird guarantee <ntira satUrfuo* tiun. , : -! ' ' '4 ' I *Afrf&tuA*1 0?W? r tier of t (tit popular, liotitji \y iaraoaind. ll | <^Ulo? W'farfa idd?bJ^ o?tjii?u)-f&tgaa, naatiy prirjied. jm^ 1* devotWt.ljb A gv**uluw* ' Htrjtctmiirr, L|v* &U?*k and Rafal- Xffairi '. jj?ti*ntilJ..Amoog. iJa- ju-Li?le^ '*eq^{ft?l ?(J ' ?toK4tmia& witix. jfcprv <ra l?ftSS*:^S?L iSi^ESSW) * *2?u> -.-woog hjmu ot Mivu?wf<-*-Mwar*a?. ?*?><* W'& " qm$&Bw -<wj? iii^lrv'tSfri^fiirnr r fy W* leatp tfut par young frieud, Mr. WilltfCd 0. 1iovtm, *r?H, in a feV.days, join the dslegatUm of Abbeville a^etehaote, ia'their visit 10 the "big NdWld.'V Ho intends lsyiof fn' W? ba}ieys, a large Blqck of groceries, and will top atBaltimore, Philadelphia and other in* terroediste point* as the exigencies of trad*'' may demand." Our friend h**A Yery juiperlor business capacity, and touch energy and enterprise, and Know? how to buy and consequently to sell eheap; how to make good bargains for hirosel/, and hence for hie friends and patrons. He is a liberal trader, and we h^vo no doubt tfiBt ihn experience of lijs customers will concur with ours in vu affirming.. We wish hint and others of our mercantile frietfds a siocess ful trip ?tid a safe, return, hosts bf customers nu(J plenty of greenbacks. Here'* to an - ex P?u.-<io"n of th? currently !?an inflation of'the circulating metlium ! Mk. II. W. Law*om,?la ,ih? li*t of our men-haul* tl>(it we gave last week, who were either cH-foule to New York, or coiitunplnted nunii limiting the 'rip, wo. inadvertently omitted the nnm? of our enterprising tfrllow-oiti;. zen, Mr. II. W. Lswson, who Ilia aince left for that git J., He contemplate* replehishiiig. and adding largely to his stock of tin ware, stover; and miscellaneous articles. Our friend is emphatically n dealer in.the metnl*, base and precious, and cnu furnish almost anything, wo believe, ii\ that 'ine, except an "iron clad outh," from hi* iron clad establishment. We wi*h him an early audsafn return, a* we cau ill spore him ; and ks wo have taken the liberI IV of nnnAll'UMUV 1iS? tirn will n llnt.i tiini J "" 3 to herald lii* own arrival back. Thk Maine Elbction.??TImj Itudiun'.M have carried the Maine election by w m'njOrily of 14,000 votes, being n loan of 13,000 vote* fince .the last election. The annexed de>putchce affoid cheering iridscaiioint: Washington, September 11.?The heavy Uadionl loss in Maine, creates iiitepae excitement here. The Lower Hume, whieh, last ses sion, had ' but thirteen Democrat*, is now al?i)nrd by that parly. The great oentinl States of Kew York, Pennsylvania and (Jfhio ...'.I.! 1 .ri- 1 J f . -r mi immicu i?vmiinn/iuu me ueieaw i? nigro suffrage in Ohio serins, conceded. " A despatch from Hungor, Maine, says the result of the ?l(?liuuin tliot Stalo lias astonished-all parlife. The immense Uepublioan majoritics of lust year have been entirely overcome. ' -Lunar Eclipse.?A partial eclipse of the inoon is anuounecd by llio almanac-inak*r' for this evening, aKcut aun set, and thereafter. Tbe Phnnix feenis lo speak rattier hesitatingly about the "expected" eclipse, but anticipates a clinugo oC weather thereupon,?pott hoc if not propter fiov. The editor haa been so often deceived with regard to the "meteoric ehovr: ers," we suppose, that he has grown sceptical as to the best established facts of astrono. my?but we think ha doubts When he should believe, and believes when he should doubt. We burielvcs-bavo no duubt a* lo the eclipse but very great doubt m to the anticipated change of wealler. f>rout tterrotu. Tiif. Laubensvillk Hmuld,?We omitted at Ihe.iime to noiibe.the change in- the editorial management of thin well conducted and sterling joUrn.il. Ofir-frifiiil, lion. B.' W. Ball, hn? been compelled by the prera. of other engagements to withdraw from Hie pest of associate alitor, w. liivh be has occupied so acceptably tor the past l*yo yean, and makes his retiring bow iu a gi'niiefully written valedictory. The paper remoimrunder the editorial control oi If. L. M'cUowih, fiuq.,"who has so long and nbly presided orer ils columns, lyid who "with iiiir frianfi Pra??? nuttaa ?* *1-- 'rr rj ?H UIUAIII^ VII* jjcra^n . on* o? thexinoat interesting und walooineaf our rxuliange^. Success to them all. Dillon's Patent Cotton Tim and Iiion lJoors..? Mrears. Miller & Itobertson are the ngenu fur lita-snle of Dillon1* Patent Uuiver1 ?nl CutUkn Ties and Irou Hoops. The^-iron lioopi and tie*, we believe, are antirely super1 sediug thfi use of ropes,' btftug olieaper, more 1 reeure, au?l more effectually preierving the eotion from ilia risk of fire. The superiority of Dillotr'a Patenf, . eopeiats, iu pprt, iujt/ liglilnes*, weighing no more than the u?u?l i ope. iml naktng ab nUoyvatice for ture unnecessary. - It is told as efiesply by the pound - as the heavy hoop#, and Is -warranted perfect 4nd entirely Call al Slessrs. Hi Her it ItolxrUon'a aud examiae for youtMlres. ir %. A. FUming, Warehouse aiid Cum mission Merchant, Augusta, Ga., earner o1 Reynolds aud Campbell alreets, publishes hii oard in another column, 49 wbioh we invite th? attoutioh of our readers. Ha baa-been long eatubliihad iu bunneaf in tWfcity, and" is well known to our oitieeua' as e meruhaut of high r.ba raeter, business capacity etid integrity*'- Tc oar frienda visitiug the city we can comaasu^ him as polite, 'aocommodeting.aad *nUfely. te* liable,-and who will attend prompt^ and efficiently to *11 ovdttM entreated. to-hi% oare. . tr W? direct ~U>? attention ofour "niar sighted frieiide, aod thai*, laboring geqerellj under Ippetred vi?ion, to .the - superior lot 01 speciaeiea ifrhiclT Mr\ H. T. Tusten is offering low. Th*y consist of b?fcr -sighted" pa Utile, end peri-acopic glaastt, warranted'to suit-ell yea, end ere sold et ell price*.- Cail xipoQ Mr Toaten %tono?, atT?lin?dge*#,-*od g?t sQiUc , before i\ U too J*te. < ? i ? {ar" - We regret la learii tb*t TpteHig?ae? rawivt^.-faf |u reUMvM "here, announce ; tfce . df?ti ft ._Mn JJ?rp?r Sfeilhto, 4?t. , *f tbli p>?c?, at tews op-.tjir 5H>tf Ulfc' Oe h?<J rmly b?r? htijng iu tb? lattei ; iity ftr it fW autotb* mddeoly ' ?*i the von of Hf. Aiioa* gtfiUito *? t0g| p\*c?, *jsd ^0Uu* vif? u?d m?ojr r?U three'?nd.-4rMD<irv6 mount eerljrjdeaih. r <} i the CoaVt Jo! Hu?t1u^ >f itrU oily. T&fc* ** I n*Mil>W??c**tlj *? **??* pim k.n# ' '-< ,:i V' yiM-P-*- V ', CS? I *ttto*ty*3Bit~-'ti ' B4*h CumMF *?*rvk 1 stiUxtiM^kuui >t ijjirfjM'j%i ,gjll;ii>iiTlrili E WH>?? J* ^^*5555 I ' ^ - ^ " ^ ' ' c *? ' ? T . ?" 7 ' v-v: , v * ..' * ?. -./'- .v.* >?,%. r". sv%^ ' . ? ?## r * gasmsm . y .*, .** <+*&>** 33 M fc- ,_ _; | ' ' ;;' B*FOBTIJ> bt t. jr. -*ki*iu:a,. * ^ ' " & , 4. * ' *" '. September 6. Cotton?MidJIfcgV 18 a 22; Ooo4, 22 a 26 ; Flour (coynlry}_ #9,00 00; Noflh?ro,|a ttO; Corn$1,4$$*,??; HftftMUfr* $1,86 ; UoIhrsm. 90-41,W; P?u 1,76 .2,00 Coffee, 80 a 33 ; Sugar, 20 a 20; Butter, 16 a 20; Egge, 10 a 12* ; Wlrt?k?y, |4,0o a 6,00 'Bacon, (Shoulder*) 19 a 20; I,?rdvlV a 28 Humi". 22* a 26 ; Si.leB.21J a 23 ; Salt, $4,75 a *n nn . U.' !.??? ?i 1* ?. m? ?.<> *?* - -yv|W |t ir Mom, V '? ' u ^i^UV w?t? OW ?? O'/V. Kiw Youk, September 11?Noon. QoW 44 J. Fl0n<"|O?4Oc. better. AVlieat ilaie. better.? Cotiim dull and lower?25+a'iflo. 7 P. M.?Gold 4f>$. Flour advanced, chiefly on tow grudt-a?St&to 8ull ; Southern Fl.i&a 13.75. b"oMlii?rrf ninbcr Wl?p?t '2.60. Corn cosier?mixed Weateru 1.22al.24j, Lard 1?* Hf. Cotton $e. lower; anlea 1,0'2C bales. liAtriuoKE. September 11.?Cotton 4nU and drooping. Flour firm. At yeatema_v'< advance. Cincinnati, September 11.?Flour arid fcoru -film.mid unchanged. Ktw Orlkanh, September 11.?Sal. a of cot lou 'J00 balrs; market dull uud unskilled?low middling 2U. Flour dull?triple extra $16.15; clioice extr* extra *12.25. Al'OVsta, Septomber 11.?Cotton ran rk?l dull ; fnk'? 'J7 bales; middling U2a'/'i?. Havannau, September II.?Cotton irregular: huldeis anxious to sell?middling 22 Ja ; sales 75 baits. Chaui.esion, september l!.?Cotton weaker ; sales.20 bales, including 5 bnlea new ootton, at 24 i; receipts 124.. MoprLK, September 11.?Cotton innrkettjo^y, I 21 for middling ; sales fiOO bales. Livkui-ool, September 11?Noon. Cottou dull; uplands yfd ; Orleans 10d. Sew York, September ll.-?It is .understood that sever*) fatal cuecs of cholera huve occurred at Governoi^s Island. The dittoanc prevails rlie'ro alarmingly, mid' communication willi thu city is interdicted. A luUl cuuo in r? purled jn West S9th street. The Oerma'i", of Nashville, aro about organ iziiig art immigration society on u grand .seal? and e.xpaut to induce ifiduiand* of their country-men to lettle in Tennessee. Application for Renewal of Charter. PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby givfen .that ai application wjll bo made ,n"t ihe u> xl BOsoion of the legislature, for thu renewal o the Charter of the ferry un Saluda river known as JotinBaiiT'iicketi'e Peiry. TlIOS. B. I'UCKETT. Sept. 18, 1867. 21?Sm w n mAnDr AGENT, w: sr_-. ** A TK $1.50 FOR BARLEY, S?|)t 18. 13fi7, 21?IfR. A. FLEMING, WAREHOUSE and COMMISSION MERCHANT, WILL CONTINUE BUSINESS Corter-of Reynolds anil Campbell-Sis. AUGUSTA, GA. Sept. IS. 1806, 31? 8m. : I -HAVE JUST RECEIVEI A Urge lot of ' SPECTACLES ' c<*.'. . Consisting df JfEXR-?il0!ITEl>,* PE^BLI COLORED aud PBJUSCOP1C I 7 - . : 6 L A-8 S I S, lu BEAtJTlFDL FRAMES, and to* >uit m ages, and at *11 prices. Cquio quick ftud sar )*onr eyes! H. T. TUSTEN. ' 8fPt <! 46 - > tf i Dillon's Patent ; ' - DSIVERSAL OTTO^TTTO v * *-. - -Iot ypifi ** mm - . u v' TIEf "%ith Ukil HOOP C0atj?LW! 'X weigh* no oU?r? tbao *|>a. tUMl.^pp "' B??d io b?tyng Aottoo, ihk) rtrido* 4b .?Hq? ruu? for UI>A fiilnAAA?aa?u I AK F V* Tt Bequiring- no Slack j w#i?E -4oi is *j fl?*l ^bV- ft*orfW?? fftHt&'r I #tWj|8gsi^S ^1*Q?. phmxtor * **lta*y toof9?mm , sm, to mi* i *V$% *.' vlt- .i.y, . 1*1 _lij - - I llll Hill llBWWWB III I. Ill II lll[M II II Commissioner's? Balers W?WII."' ' jfafew THE STATE OF SQtfTB I CAROLINA, f '* ' v t . ' AtibEVIlX'S. D^pTJRJCT?IN EQU|Tt. , Wm, Clioks?al?F ra.- Win. L. ' Otajrton and olh " " ere. _* < - V '^' T>UR8UANT to order *$f Court, I frill Mil, '.X? *t Abbeville Court it.ouoe, on Sal? IJny in Ootober next (7th;, UJOT, at publiu outcry, tli* following Lands, lilt the Real Estate of J.. ,B. Burton, aec'd./or ciiA f ' ' '| Tli? MM Tract, 284 aere?( rnore or less, hounded by JLajiil* of Witj,. C'liitKicalcs, ]?it?UL. J. F. CMiikucoJe* unit others. J 2. TU?s L>uucau Ti*o?, 100. aqrea, mure or | Utk,bounded by larrtl? or J. C. Crfllahan, S. P.' aicWIiorler ?nd uOiera. i Tcrmi?'Credit . M' twelve tn outfits ittUrvat front day of sulo. l*urof>aBer to give houdt, With two,good iurct?a,j>ay coil* in (ath, and pay for paper*. # ' ' " "* iV. BARKER; *. - C. 15. A. I>. ' Cornarifeioimr'n 6ffice, ) aopU-inber , 1867.- J Se^t 11 40 3t W lu. D. Mars vs. A. 1*. Cornier, CICorley and other*, PURSUANT lo ofdvr of CourJ.ll will *11, at public OUtcrW ?t- Abbotlle Cniiff j Liuuse, on Salo Day iu (Weber uext^th), 18t?7, I. Tile TraOt of Lnud, l.ituly. own\?l l?y \Vnj. i McCelvuy, known the W?U? Trncl.tt'Zl ucro?, I more ?r Ifsn, on Strwney's Crock, hiuuit?ii by | Lands of Jane Aliton, J. T. Baker nlil others. | VS. The yiuy Tiaot, ou Suvrney'ii ireck, 191 ' acre*, more or less, boun?l?d by Lun$ of J. T. { linker, Walls Tihi-1 uuil others. f i ?i ms ctvuii. ruiilfflitwr to pay Turbapoffl. ' WJl. i*. I'ARVBR, * C. EJA. D. CommiaRioncr's Offie?, > September 9, 186^. ) S<ptll^t?3t Patrick Bradley el. al. va. M. A.Bradley i ?t. ol. '" \ 1 PURSUANT. Jo ?"Jer of Cotirl, t ^11 aell, ai public oulcry. Ml . Abbevilli CourtHome, <tri Sale Day iu Octot>er.next(7tlL 18B7, the Real ?atate of Aroliibalal Braille4 da-o'd. | I. Tli# Home Tract. 3634 acraW. morAr Imh J oil lvmg Cane Crfek, -bounded by inn tin f John | Widemoi), Aduni Widemaii, David KtUridge, ' | Ft B. KobeFlmm tuid-other*. This Tract >ny ba. Bold iot?j> pufctsln. . . i 2. Tlin I'attorfon Trftot, 102^ ncrec, triro or lettc, on Boi'tle Crerk, bounded by lands uj John Widciuan, David Eiheiidge nud others. I. 'ILeriroi?Oue-holf cnuir; u to <*ih?| hitlf. credit of twrlvu inonibp, with intercut. ] Pnr.chaser to give bond, with MClUity ondinort1 K*Ce> n?d P^V fwr pnpurs. r ' ' WM! H. PARKEA, . J C.-E: A\ (X Commiseioner'a Office, ^ : " I. . September Q, 1867< J Sept 11 4C 8 \V??ltT Rofcertnon vs. It. V. .Inn?? ?" ! ?>*?? - pUIlSUANT lo order of Caort,I will. ?Jl, at I public outfiry, at Abbe*iila Court ffiiae, brvS/?le Day in Otsiober ue*t (7tliJ, 1M^; ire Real Estate of Keubcu Robertson, dec'J fxfi' taining 900 acrra. mote or Us*. tiountid, by Lands of Marshall Sharp, J. W. "Moore, Vfn.E. Sharp? ?i<1 others. . - L * "* TannU ? Cr??]i\ of twelve months, witWintir at, purchaser to give tionil, -with two fold sureties, pay Costa in cash, anil'pay for pa^ra. / \ " . WM. II. PARKER) - . . " C. K. A.ID. CoiiimissioMrr'a Office.) .. i 'i September 1,867. * J." Sep! 11 46 AVm. H. Parker. Comniis?i<uier. ?s. I. T. horf * Anil otlierii. * * pURSUA^T l? order of Conrt,-I will H'. 4 I pnMirf outer?, st Abbeville Court'iA>ui^ . on Sdt* Day iu Oc.pher ueXl'.(7th);-!B<il th Heal IC?tate, -known lis the Eiilirniin Pirslq - Tract, lately occupied by J. T. Boyd, 2J3 h?ir?| I mora or Irss, oB w?lem of Calhoun : 0ie?4 bounded by lands'of L J. Johnson, Jairn l'urale}*, SktiiuhI Lockriilge and .others. Stla t v be Kuspeuded upon payment uf interest . Terms c?sh> purchaser to pay for papers*. , . ' WM. II. PAliKKR, . " " C. K A. P. ? CommissiontrV Office, i - -> >. 6?pt?iiibri 9, 18117. . J . Sept. St W - " " . _ J. T. Liddell vs. Baniuel Hunter and oilier PPursuant to order ot comt; r w?n > - p'ulilid outcry, Mt Abbeville Gourt ifoua 041 Srjha Pay in October rjext (7(h), I8?7. tl U'eal Estate of Alaxnudtfr'lLnnter.dic'd.'JcnoM ns the Home Trad, 1/200 uarer, ntore or lw bouudvd by land* of Aodre\f UUea, dce'd, J If J. Ciin^sciles and others. , \ Tbi* Tract "will be jiold In four.or fiva.Trac of 350 or (lOO -marha eaolj. H.: . * Terma?Credit af twelve n?Qnui?,-*?iih "in .. ureM, fjuuliaiqr lo ptyr coat# 'iu ah air, amV pj for V.' ^ . WH.-H; PAffKEft, -? .'* ' f. E.'A. i>. _ Con)m{?ioi)er'? Office; ) : . > < September 9, J8ft7. J*. ' Sept 11 4? H W. BradteyTa. MftClaue. tHJ.RSUANT to order of Court, *1 wiflajll, i X pqWkv outcry; at Abbeville (jo.aft. Houa oil oaie u*y tn uetonef next-^JUi), ] 887, II - R?5?l Batafs of Jamea MeClaiie, rfp<?)d, op WAU . 'bt Little Hiver, ' 2gO -Herf?, inore or kn*. Hi Wuudod by-Lauds of Av B. Ksanedy,- U*V Morruli, J..L. Le*l??y. *n'd oUi?V?.;.; Tertua ca*ii ; .purdj??er U> pay for papen.*/. * WAf. |fc FARKRS," . . '.; . . Commiaalouer'B 0<t|U:r, ) . 8?pt?pib?r ?; J667. } < .8*p? H 4& St ' v . > ^ - -.v'-;:' . EJI.;. ?cGee, ;p*?w^ -tam; 6. KJo* ? '/t? ' E? wr 'i 'ij;*" - ' e to or^)r of C?gr?# I frtll'M U ' tX -public - oaVjrjr,; n\ AIJkwiIIb. CqH lloaco, oi)K?l? t)?y in Qotober?tok(7U<), WG -ib? Raif ?6f?C*rtt>Abo? fWlf *<&?, $! <? *; , a..; " V:'BAHSW8?'>.( ?> . &>mw^ion<^i Office ) ' ^ . ? : -'/^ ' *'. '/ NC R^b?H a JJitf KnM?/A^wijii* r?ior. .?* Mftttt - ^ J.'>tikr WattsawftrtlUriL- V ' *6r?^ 4ft" pay itei v Sk ? ' t! 1. ^ fr" ^ Kii ijiii 1?'^ rfl'iiMir*Bl | "' '"" l|l^^',';.;' *" *' ? .? - **.' ' ?- *' ' Kedibal College of Gocrgia " AT AUOU8TA. FACULTY: fe P GARVIN. M. D., Emeritus Piofwior - of Miteria Medica and Therapeutics. HENRY P. CAMPBELL, M. D., Professor of Operative Surgery and'Surgioal Anatomy. * JOSEPH A. EVE, M. D., Professor of Obstetrics nod DisseMssef woman and Infant*. L. D- FORD. M. D., Professor of tlie Institute end Practice of Medicine. EDWARD OBDDlNOa, M. D , Professor of Physiology and Pathological Anatomy GEO. "W. RAm?, M. D., Professor of Cliemislry atfd Pfcermwy. ' 1PJH9A US3URH?FORD, Mi D., Profejior tof Anatomy. .. .1 v. - . ; WM. H. DOUOSTT, M D, Rrcrf<rt?or of Mat Mad., Therapculk* and Medical Juri?prudaooe. . I.. A. DUO A3, M. D., rrofewor of the Principle* and Practice of-%3urgoiy mid Dean of~tlie Faculty. JOHN S. COLEMAtf, M. P.. " Demooatrator of Anatomy. CllAR^Ba % IUCil,,. / . Junitor. The 33d SeuWn will bo "opeuVd on Ibe 4tb of November nam, and eonliuaft . four month*. The Museum, Laboratory, and, arrangement* for Practical anatomy,$r? equal to any in th? couutry. Clinical iiwtrutfllou ragularly imparted at the City Hoopital and College Clinic*/ FEES: c' 'Tickets for U>? whole oour?e, incqrrenoy~|l03 OO Matriculation. iu currency.............._. .A. Oo Dissections,'in currency.... .* 10 00 Diploma ftf*1, iu ourr.epcy .. SO 00 L, A. DUG AS, Deao. Sept, 13 1807,21?2t ** r * > The State of South Carolina/ AnUKVlLLL UieTRlCT?IN TUE.COUaT -or OBDIJUHT By William IIill, Esquire, Ord?uary-of Abbeville District, 8o. On.*' WHEREAS', application has' been madeto me by 'J*. B. Watson. for .Letters of Administration of alt and sinablaf the goods and chattels; rights and credit* of Petals A. Waller/ late.of said District, deceased. - . . These are, therefore, to cite and admonish thri kindred, and creditors of the ??5d deceased to b# i and ODDOnr btifora mn ?'t ii"? nf for Abbeville Dial riot, to be held at Abbevflf* Court-Tloiuo, ou Friday, the 27th of SrptvMber, iusL, to show aauae, if any they can, why the sum letters should not be grimtfcd. Given under my hand and seal this 10th <iUy of Mepuiiiber, 1867. WM. HILL, O. A. D. Sept II -46 St THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ABBE VILLE DISTRICT. t J? the Common Fit at. ' ' John T. Johu?on 1 v?. > Attachment. -Wesley Robtrtson. ) ......u.uui[(inutiii iiiB ujea in* titular*? M . lion against the Defendant., wLo (a* it is aid) is absent from ami wjthoot the limits of this ' Stnii*, and hai jifcither wife nor Attorney known within the s*n\e,-upou whom a copy of the Hid ' declaration might La served.' It is, therefore, ordered that the iai'1 Defendant '<)<> appear aud plead td the sryid declaratiuit, on ,or^ before the leolh dctv of June,, which wili.be in the yeqr of our Lord eitfhteao hiiudred .and nixiy-eighi, otherwise fituu and absolute judgment' will then be given aud awatded against hlir\. M ATTIlfcW McDONALD, o. c. p.; Clerk's Office, Abbeville Diet., > September 8,1857. J - , Sept U 4ft lT THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA' ABBEVILLE DISTRICT. - j Iyi the Cowmen Pint. BaonUIrr Allen ) ,> AltHhrnaai. ' Ja*. Y. I*'Partlow. ) i" WkiKREAS the Plaintiff liao filed' hisJeelarp- r . 'J tioji agaiuat the Defendant, whrt (as ft S? said) is . 7. "' absent from am| without jh?*lii*iu? of ttriaStaie,.I andhae-aeithir wrfe ttQr Attoruej knovrn within 'the same, npoq whom a eopy of th? said deelaration might be served. I * It ii Lti?r>(an il>?t '- --fJ n-f? -r -? " ? x" ?w ???? ?m? o*iv M61VUI)^ ant do appear nu J pUad I* the Mid declaration, ' on or in-fore tlife uulh Jny of Juno, which t, will be in ike *?ar of ?ur Ivxnl eighteen kuudrad ' aad eiiiy-vi^ht, otberwuv fioul and abeoluU F judgment will then hegiveti Mud awarded agaiuU I liim. 1 - v Matthew Mcdonald, o. e.?. CUrkVUifice, Abbeville Diet., ) r - , September*, ISM. \ Sept 11 ./ f 4? * |y .i THE STATE 6l? SOUTH CAROLINA, ' - 'ABBEVILLE l>I-STKJt'T. . ' - In the Comifiou. fleau i \Vade II. Rubprtrott.and' V t ? - Albert . I' ' ' Retyben A. Robeftaoji. . J> ", . * / ~ .. e. Ul llEREAS tfi? Plvutifr h? filed hie la ' f? iloij gainst lb* Defendant, who (* it I a <? faid) ittfbtettl from aud ivlthoatlh* hmiui&f tliw Stat*, and Mp neiihet wife nor ,Altori\ayAuowu 1; witliib the same, upoe bom a copy of -re (aid i declaration' might be served. ^ -f - " U It. l< thai afore, ordered that tha aaid frefond^.. , ~ ant'do appear and pleat to the said de^sra'tioa.' iv,I on or feefora tli?- tenjU day of Jui?.' wliwh wy.l will be ib.ihe yaor of-ov^ Lard ci*m?WJiundr?d . '{ aiii siittj-dglit, otheT*ia? final'a.ur abtfjlato a ^<J^ro*uK Will given jm w?*fde4_ Mfttfosi him. ?- *... V,; * , J , r' * . MATTHfc# liiDOXAr/, c?c. t; . , Clark'apffipe, Abba*il> " - (September 9,1867*--./. . v, Sepi fcl . '.< * /. ly THE STATE'OF SoWlj/CA^OJ^NA, . AfUBEVITJLR OX'.. . \ _ e, : ' . .. I* rf?. Conuno\ft?<l*- ^ -i f". Hf J?hif T. Jebnvon ) . / - * tf ^ . *?. >- A?l??l*al. . " . ?d, Wrkloy Bobe.rUon. } % .. ?' ". - id TIT IIERBASiWi'lalotSkw. filed Madeelera- . , -.If J 4ioii again* the D^odaot, wbofei it ia' ' . *?iid) *a*b?wn Trbtn and-* oiU Jl*e litnHaof U?i* Stale, iutj hu oeHbar *i AlWblT know^a v withiffjhaiiina, ajAn ?U*eaHy cf thcaaul v vMsssMBm#- KMilw -m? uv ?pp??r wa pmwp? "flta ' . TMI .OT UM* dj#lea*b?*?rf Jubp, Wlil?tv I smii "s^s# i$h; I S | TaasTA*r ?*-?: gflSSSjjgi/' - - . 4BS?v/iLsif^M&rr *W. -.V ->L*<SlE*W^?x "< - ? P.ftB??i??. \i; I""/' -'t-' - ,'.