Abbeville press. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, September 20, 1867, Image 2
The Abbeville Press.
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Abbeville, JS. O. '
\W. 4. LEE, EDITOR. f (
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TERMS?Tbr?e Do 11 urn a yov in advtiu<>?.
Friday, September 2Q, 1867th*
iueoxHt BtEcrrioje \vv
Th* results of th? reoenV ?l?otloqfe fa- Cali-.
foraia end Maine ie?m to hare\talr4ti btfih partiee
by surprise, ?od. to b?-/M i>o?ourajfiag la,
tfce Goo^erTalives, m <J?jyeavog to-the Radicals.
And li/deecl *afarin?T>I(jg an indication
of a change id public- eeiiUrnont, a* foreshadow!%g
oilier aujl oiore important result#, sn^ as >
exerting tig ?ppi?l1 lufiueuoo- in producing the
effects wbi'ek' they mdicate,' tW?e elections afford
ju?i greand for hope an (be one hand and
alarm on'the otheK The Radicals ba*e indeed
tarried ths elociioa iu JJaiiie, but vilb s.l?i??f
abppt aineieen thousand' vote* during th? past
v^ar, or two. thirds of their majority jn ,Uie
yet election._ With Iviug pyrrhus, they may
exclaim, "apoiber eaah arlctory and we
are undone.*1' Hie TriktH*'attempts to weslren
tho ?ff?et of Hm siotory by assert! ig that" the
nsues were purely local, an^ Vfcat the recult.bas
110 slgnifi -anee beyooi.il tiis faet that' a large
section (of the Radical^party, do not believe in
a Radical ^prohibitory law. "-But what will the
Tribuna aav of California. where the battle was
fought and the Radicals defeated up6n broad
national iwuiee, The r#s?1t ifiere affords ao an??ui
vocal endorsement of'?&e President's policy,
And a repudiation of die Radical d<?gtue of
iieg*?*?preinaey. Upou ifioie iuues the conMi
ii to (11 shortly waged in the Slates of
Pennsylvania and New'York, which hold election*
this Fall, the' furmer on the 8th of October,
and the latter on the 8th of Nnveraber,
apd with a corresponding change of rotulU,
the viotory is confidently anticipated by the
Conservatives.' Elect ions are also soou to be
bald in Ohio, "Wisoonsin, Iowa, and other Westarn
States, and %ilii the retails of the recent
eleotfona btfore them, the/rieuds of Constitutional
.liberty may well conclude not jet to
"despair of the republic," Upon tljia subject
theNational IntdUgsnatr remarks: ^
All experience trachea tbat when reaction
commences with the ' undoubted i&rce -ni?d
effeotthat has marked .(bat of the present :
>ea?on, there is no such thing as a retiring ebb.
It is*weak1y bleaded By the'diScomfiled Radi- cal
le?def4. Uiai so great was the corruption
of their leaders jn California that (ha people
aither changed (heir political affinities or stayi
. A A J. :*4! tL. l_aa ? > .
tO nimie. ^uniiwoK mo latter poin?, vnac
hop* have they of ramed f "Can the leopard .
change bia apotef" Besides, we have e?idunrf?
thatlhe negro issue, in ita varied phrases, Won
tha paramount one ia California. .If1 ft be
ataVad that that' rip in the aid* of rndicaliim,
Jhe prohibitory liquor-Inwi, or the modern
Connecticut bluel a we, cauaed the fearful Radical
Idas'io Maine it way be aftkod, what ia Uf
b? applird ? If the Radicals go hack on 4hat
iaaae. \bey will.be ovarcoii^c by .the pi-ohibitioniaia.'
But Maine is a great ship builJine
and maritime State. This .important iitUrest
is nearly crushed out Ivy the continued war
upon the 'Souih," and the rule of the sword
over .its prostrate, 'distressed, harrassed, 'and
almost distracted, helpless and resourceless
people. Tha ptople of Maine ara a*"profoundly
atfVoted and moved by the Issues that radicalism
naa precipitated as lhoc<$ of any other
State, Intelligent as the ^people of tha other
reactionary States, theyv Have l6oked with
amusement nponjour rapid progress la anarchy
and de?poti?ni. Knowing their rights, they
i,.? 1-jj t..J./) _i. .1 I
rebels and upon old wac iisuep, looked pres.
ent danger sternly in ihe.fa'ce, aod have willed
and dared to assert 'Ifieft" sentiment* at tbe
nolle. The'.1Udic*l ascendency (? slink^u to
i Is fouodalirn toiiea in Uie Piastre* Stile.
It esnuot snrvi've another struggle with a people
that'. hav4 determined iu tlieir heart of
hearts to cast of the shackles of a party bondage
more galling ind' degrading than exists .
in any ttaiion of 'Christendom not a J?fey to
anarchy and abaolute twaj."
AMNESTY PROCLAMATION?POSITION OP
*' -i %BX' FJCBBlDfeHT. " 4.
IJCfce .Northern Journal*, in view of the wellonderstood
position of .the President
ana Cabinet, that the legal effect of the Amn?4.y
Proclamation ia u> remove all disabilities
sod to restore the disfranchised to th? fall en-,
joyment of the right of suffrage,.have axprassedmuob
apprehension .that th?,President lotenda
to reopen the lists of registration and ext*od
the term beyond.the 1st of Ootcber, contrary
to 4Jhe prori-^oba of the Seventh Section
of Uie Uocoustruoiipu Act. Tb? Haw
r v. Y<^rk Utrtdd makea thaanticipated oalliaion'
*- the lubliiAt ftf A aililnfial Km* |L
v."r B"eB fcUW
Pre*i.d?ut ^rtdi^for too.maoh ^good hm< to
adopt any ?aoh warlike programme, m forcible
miiUaet to rhe authority of Coogrre*. The
/fiNttfihiBka ^?t a bolder and broader itroke
af-polwy on4hepajto< the ,President would
he to Irewgn and appeal t(0. the couotry,to rajn UU
biffi. r
, The Waahiagtop correspondent of ,the
York Worldly*9 whatprofeaatt, lojj* an of~
lleia! aoooun't of the position the Pcc^ietot*
ob the amneity <ju??uoc. Tflii* U what be
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mora untruthful paragraph haa aavef^befnton
than ibe one copied, in I
mm of"the ?ew York papera to-diy from '
BoataDjfdttmal, which repreaenl* the Prealdeat
ai bavtog deeided to opeo the registration liata
*s Uie South, on tbo ground that U10 ~?tnoMtj
proel^bnlioD ?on*?y? tb? right ?f ?uffrag? to
*U fh?
MMMjoIapalchw, am tb#y vmEimd on oQltf?l1ii1oV??ati6f),irer?
correct ut till* 'regard.
Tk^Prfffideut, ntbil* qininuraisgrwittw liw
CjSkbantt ih*t Q?i i>ro?t?"Bi?tiob r?aV>rw. th?
MiVMiwI p?t?k)b?d'by iVitl of his ervH *sf&
political righta, Mttte 4im? tL*4 it
irnot Jhcprovino* of t)ia Ex#??tiTt t? WAft*
i1' too tight of to fewb !' ?r? parioned,
Oonfereaaiooat profcihtfion
contained i? Melton jMren 6fy4h+ J?lj
SipemrffrtietldB ML TlfetSr r?w?dji? lath*
conrt^ wt*o Uypj , ?i?' r?fpM& t?g*?ifftttor.
TMjf W tba frMMterTa pojj^ibo, fcid it b#? fc*eo
frtaifly .atwpaWd M oil".of
fiijhtd no ht^,.tbd tbi ?M?*
<Mt?n foarten day jprior otitjtt
OcfnioMxkrt tn?y hatre tb? Do*rd?of
tbtyt
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Rtbtronox or Puhr ,C?iWp Uk*
pUarar* ift publUWim Mlowiog partgitpbvvkMi
MaooHt tii malarial r<^uatlpa
fra$|h.t <jb#rg<^ tfpoa ?** W
rba'Atf'-^a b?lC?^4 Vh^k* y^tftaotJon alac in lli?
rw?W)f PM??Jgv /*re wocUd flD*urW SMS
to Ui4 ban<$tof ?he ro?d*. ms ii wtaidtandooa
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aayi'ihat tba tfhN*riU?-*o<l Colombia a?<!
Sou'h CaroTlaa I^aproad* hav# ma4? an ar?
rug<a?iit bj which freight chargaa Upon th?sa
ro*<J* were'lobe reduced M per cent. aflrr
the '. 161U. Tljo . /Vf?i ?u J ?: "A# w? li? *?
before klolej, ill* Ohtrlniid rout* w ill* inuet
iielur*l oo? for our people, ?od *ill b? odoptW
bj ihiVu U Hie rkp?f?er* ore imporUul!
aiiiikiilbralhin*, but when th?-y ,?re in a?aip?tiiiuVi
Hie IrfiU-rJim the ?<V<tLrt*iP? uuJer pr??~'
ent cirouioilmioe." v . w
% Tlie following dK*f?\tah *??? *(>?
tvctiYtd y?ilrni+y, liy C, J, ikiiliii,
Anal of tb# Soatb -Ceroliim Kitilrua^l (Jorop*py
in tliU eil/i*
S. C., September. 17.. The
Aug"'*" J-arifT will l.? uaed Lu Columbia, ,?utyDieti'tibg
lo -iiiorrow.
T. I'H.VKE, Oeti. Sap."
. This ?v.ll li/> r.l.r.uj -M.t*lli.'. ...
? .r
merchant*, who h**? for time <;otnplniued
? aud very j<i?t1y too?-of Ui? ?cri.ou?
dittdr?ttitge ?u(Tk which limy Iklxirtd, from
the grant discrimination id th* freight churge*
on gaoda beiweau Charleaion aud Au^inii,
fid the former oily And Ootuainia? nepriy
tifiy par oent Mr. liollin, it V? Maid, ht< labored
faithfully lo have this uhan^e effected.
We are informed that, under (Im ii?w taritf,
g?H> U) can be brought Lo Columbia :riX- (Jliarleatou
ntlo*v?-r rate* than by any oih?r route.
Il is wurth iuquiring iiilo.
Fkokjjwor Jaiim II. Carlisle.?W? leary
that Profeaaor CaHiala haa during the peat
week delivered aeveral addreraca, characterised
by bin usual eloqueuco and ability, to the
leaoher* aud pupils of the Sunday ehoofa.
Od Saturday evening. lji?7thin?t,
be nddie??ed lite Sunday achuol ,teRuher? bf ltye
Method is'. Church' at tire?awood< oa the beat
method or imparting religious ^struct'ion, Cad
Hie rrquinUii of auuuess la this vocation.. On
the Monday evening following ha -delivered an
address to the cliildreu of ilio Sutnlay-fahpolJ1
iir ilia yilluga. upon their d-uie* (is pupilJ;**^
upou the afternoon fo|lo|viug to tbo youug of
both textf, apoa tlto dangers whijti lie iu the
path of youth, au\l impede their religious
progress.
Professor Carlisle i; truly a grefct and- good
man. who consecrates hi* high gifts to Lhw iutelLcclnal
Aud morjit advancement of ti is speoiea
Hia high<wt uinbitiun Seeuir to be, to make himself
u*?ful. Ilia life has - been devoted to the
instruction of'youth, and fqtr this work lie is
peculiarly adapted, lie has tint rara faculty
of geuius yf simplifying truth; and olothiug
the molt recondite truths iu th? garb of simple
aud attractive illustratiph. Wo wish him a
long oorOer of usnfulsiess.
' Lister BaoTUEaa' bufk*--Puo*^hatf. or Liuk.
?We are indebted to the proprietors for a box
? : .r ai..:. u t. t> o
vvuvuuiiii^ ? ?|rw?iuiCU VI UICII JT (CWI ilUlJV OU*
per-Phosphateof Lime, at well as Tor av pamphlet
netting forth iU merits, uhivh we will
take pleasure in exhibiting to our friend#. We
hare no doubt that ilia all that the proprietors
olaimVor.it. A Sup?r-i'lio?p1iaW of'JLipie made
from bones and meat in superior W) any other
fertilizer, as it contains ail the chemical eltrmenta
necessary to promot* the growth of all
root crops and all etsreals, and is. suitable' for
any ami. A properly mauufadlured SuperPhosphate
of Lime-perautieully benefit* land,
brings up the poorest land* id a few years to
the highest *ta?e of cultivation, Ly a limited
application yearly.- Agriculturists nud OarV
doners oannot fail to realize large profits on
each crop where the Super Phosphate *uf Lime
is u*ed. By tuiug liberally the first year, very
email application would produce thv>uuie *eeulta
for yaora to coin*. - ^ -. < ." ?
DcmqlCtiow -oy CoiMCTMJisiiir.-?w? direct
the attention of our readers, to the ad?erH*?mrot
in another column, whit-h autiouncra the
dissolution by cntHutl cbiixent of t)i? Brut of
M<fc*rr. IIill it TrovrBridge, an d,(be euDtiouaite*
q! the basic we at tU^e^me stand bjr Ur. j. W,
Tftrwbridge. - Mr. Trowbridge |i<i bteu'-eo
long ideoCifiejl sritii 9* end is to well known to
aar eiti;c?D* for high jnUgrily aud"bu?iie?e c&peaitf
that it tro^U be- e work of superer??ge?
tioo to tomraand him to the patrouag* of pat
friends. W"e can osly wish him tb? ucaeen
whi^li ho bo w?li*m?riu, end which w< ?fe mm
b? .wfll *patina* to r*Mi?e* . vr h: ^ ? l|r.
IIill. jre belief e; contemplates going iota
tin mrtannlittf tuuiniM in AdJiiil* "fl. ^t.;>ti
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tha market for h much of oar |?*oducv and
whera~our citistoa K#*e?o oiaoy bu*4paaa rata
tions. From Mft- Kill-* bliaiotf* ampacity', md
art ear re acquaintance with our peopta, h}?
Mrrlces <*09 Id bfl^in valuable to arty d)arq?nljta
firm of lliil city. Our bc?t.lrieti?f aUaud him.
i -??i?> ;
or w. IIesby Watun ? Cos Cotton
Faalora, W*rahou*a md Comrni??ioa Marchant*,
-178 and lTf7 Broad Street, Auguita,
(}?., publish thatf card in another 6o)?ino And
oocr own oxporiaoo*, and Ui?$ofour ft lead* d?
. riv?d Croitt ' b a? iueaa transaction* with tha ca,
Joakify avfn oon) man ding ibats to tb? nablit
. p*tro{iag?, II g?DL\?H<ir ofbijrh <4ir?ckr and
iolegrHv?l4b?/?l, *croB>nux}#1uig?nd4iilrr?1
j MlUbk iirni kvtUr lrtiA hM otwotf
'&t*rdbl)p Icoown (toe* ?*'?* - tu Ui? city
frfrbd* >*i ftiuipMi
I IrAAMetiOM Witfc tfatfBy jt lO ?<TO,
mend tlimb gentleman. Tt> alt oiher* wa my
gty# them Irut Thlj1 '^i*? tfa ?/f fw
]???,'? well'* M ?q{puI|kU<t 6?%ac. * jit}
it^V-TiV' <Or.baJi?g HUph, ?iul wil) fare id
bippagrrope, ft*4 -itrwir; tb% Jo?r*i
rAtv*. - . >?" ' w-Vv iv.V^' V
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. pV'4'
o.' JwW*r <P* Mfte ty<?of ? !? V?wk fif?n
I ic Wi
JJT:. ' -Tv-V. - PWTJVT*
in?t 4i? r?riuraed iiooi* * few
iiyfca^n wiMuiy. xutxrwy. Ill
{iawr.nHTWi^VOl? Usm^rvVti
i?tfiiiiilin"U^>' W htrtiriiil'liir<ii<i
*iw?tl?? t?4* ?4^fitxw?rt%&AI*h10
'' tmLa^ Mf>*-'*----"-- - ? - r..-. *?
ftujjr aalk-OTs J9'.
t . ;r
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Tut PmtuuK* h?|Hii ?Wt r?gt>rt
slw* . Jl$4 utok.BM* t* an aonaal d?|n4 M
pr?Tfillpg. ia variooi part* of oar Dintrlet,,
JcarotHf'I neighborhood MWM ,tob?
ohiJK and Ui many o?ei Lba ^?lckn?aa
haa aaifomed-tJw naligaant typa o/congeatfv*
?ndtyj>hoi Jfcrar. We aUppoM tfcit U?? ot'm
iC.to t?foupd iu hot, dry weathac foiloStf 0jb>1>?
mtaa of th? uprlug and Kiminir, W?
hiTl tteanily r#ad ao artiole, in which it waa
attef?pt?4 to be aliown that continued raina
ware conducive to health. Aad parhnpa ?i may
bo ao, aa long a* the ryiu# ooutiuuo anti \rre*
?nt the forojAtiop of tyo malaria-.jfr.lnch arixrs
frorti Trouble-deoanio'oritfon. Bnt aft in aran
oio eatiiig, the danger here M?mi to b<i In ilia
eefantiun?the lraviiigoff. ' In on^owii village
ilwre btt been come <ickoifi,. but generally
of a mild cbrfrMler. .Mi^tli* family of uur ? teemed
fellvwriowiKinan, Alp. Andrew Small,
thera bits been rauoh uirkneM, and we rr|rcl to
annvuoee tM death, on Holiday la?f, of hit
jqvngrat daughter Efnil*, an amiab]6 and interesting
gir', after a brief illtret*. Her fuoeml
look place d the E|>i?oop>l Churoh ouT?u?
day evtniug, ih the fir#?co<-e of fclterge cob
owruef eorrowlng relation*, friend* nod acqvaiulancr*.
Tdi Stats Taxk*.?We loam from the Cm
lutybi* CbruRicle that the Sheriffs tliioogfinutAlio
Statu'b*v? litru notified to enforce prompt
tj all tux exrcutiobs, where tha money van be
realise J. That paper saya f
" Upward* of on* huhdred thousand dollars
are now due the Siatc, ?tiJ in tha hauda of
Sheriff* lo l>e collected l?y law. If the people
will pay?nn<l tlie majority can, w< belreve,
afford to da as their neighbors have promptly
dona?all will be well. Tlia machinery of
St%te being greased afresh, will roll smoothly
on, as usual. If they refold to. pay these obligalione
of citizenship, chaos will come again.
Judges will lie without courts; 8tieriflf* without
criminals; oi^rpubjia institutions wilh<tMt
lomates. The doors of the Lunatia
and of the Deaff- Dumb, and Blind Asylum
must be thrown open, and two. or three bun?
' jd^ed ^nfo/tunates turned Ipose to l>e eared for
W? bip whiiHJ WTlia CurtHntlMll will '
lied-vt iCs o<iv hunire<l"**Sld Tw^nt^-ebnVkllf,
I^k^g?iay3eni?ralised aud endanThe
uvofii^jyflor
per iotl ic* lrZwnSfc*?T/??tehu/^Py(#li Z A *^5) men
to ua rich a* ever, in thai poculi^r arrai^^ attractions
wltiali reuderjt ao wuluoino in the
family circle ; and willi additional'rar-ommendatiuu
lo the favor of theladivs, in the altapeof an
extra fadiion pUto of largo aize, wliioli givra the
faahitiuable promenade dresse* for'.litis season.
Tnte fenturo ii to be cootinurd, without auy
abaltineut of other di*iiuctive aud popular
features?an evidence oi enUjrpri?e on the part
of the publi?h*r ?'hich ia olinraeteriMic, nud
telle the accrat of euccera. Subscription price,
$3. willi valuable premium. Addraw, W.
Jeuniogt Peinoree?, 473 Broadway, Kew York.
Quinine as a J'eoi'HYLactic.?We ore iudebl
ed lo the publishers for a pamphlet of some
thirty, pages, from the Uniwislty Medical
Prw, by Joseph Jubt?, M. D, Professoc of
Physiology and Patholyy -in the Uiiiverity,
upuii "Quinine at & prophylactic sguinst inula
rial feyer, bring an appendix to the third re
"port on Typhoid and Mslarial Fevers, delivered
lo the Surgeon (Jeueral of the lnt? C. S. A.,
August, 1864" The ruljsot of Quinine as a
prevtfntire ngainat'inalaria, is one of great interest
lo the utrdioul profession, to whom ,?rc
commend the focta.and aryumeuts of tl.is pain'
phleU1'
| Tn?c WtckLt"NBur.o Fcualk Cou.eub.?We
f direct attention the ad\crti?eui?iit-uf thfo flour
I" Wl.Ii igluttj tilt Ion wliieh i* liietUil at Charlotte,
N. 0. It U >ioW iq . evuceMfui upefntiuiv. and
eomin?DOM the Fail! 9f>*tioti on the lit, October
d>*xi, with the ?uo?t encouraging j>ru?pedta.
It i* prfsidtsd over by the Uev. A- O. "Stacy
who ia knoWu to many of Ogr.eilist-Ds a> a geullam
Hit" of ftno?choUaih> attaiumeuU .and Ingh
ch-xraotef, a??i?t?ul by an ab|? faculty. Tilt
<U>ue*e of study, from a circular in our po**e*
?tpn. teeOu to br uiioauitHy thorough apd com
preJietttire, and U)? rates of boai(bng and tui
' Li?n rttiu?j>kably low. It ia kte*t?J.in i
h*u)tkv ruiiui: in a rafiniul an J ii? t.?tlio>??
C'totuuuiiy, an<l jaaaaily aoc?a?il'1e.
Gn|4i Wjcxruci?-I^uritj^ tile put we el
we Ut? had a aocaefaitiB of genial. auotbiuj
"fttyi, which Uavj) been bailed .w?tb pleeiur* l?i
; ofr'wbo are tDlereeUd (and whp aru nul l) ii
' -tli? growing crops. A * cyn.Uruauce. *f thi
vutUr, ?od a late fru??, will ehublu itie c'oi'
tun pU?al to matareiU frmtaut) rrcoter frDO
Uik"dafli?g?" which lie* beera e?o?4<] by
qoaeire Unr Iri'pd.ot Mi*. Pktu*/c alii
, a4*?r*e ?o the upluiwD tb?t ike. ', change 0
, wrath ?r bas been owing -to *1>? reeeul vcifpto
Thr 0?M* ptobmndi ifl -opuo.bim, ?t?0 (a long *
L b* U Q?iy *iil*-t<o *11ege the-"jwrfAae, *rg&
, pfipter Aug*' tfrganiret^b^ m?y bat be surprise*
' if bo 6riUlo?oBVitiee the cieSiiflo'WorW.
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TftC .Dailt . C8*o>iCM?-?We ' gladly pl*c<
1 qpon oar exchenge litft lhie Dew ei^ndjdalo fa
1 publid fayor. wbicb bft* been r?? ntly ?M*b!ulj
1 fd atour6t*$e |t is a spirit*) fount*!
1 discoursing. upon eorrsnt.lheioey wirtj the -,? *
' and ?etf-ponMBion of ooe "to li? BVanu?r-batp7
> KDU ihvwdu AH aurMfrw* JjUj
' 8tato C*piUl can Mttiiaijr M?Uia-4toi4?>i4?Jj
two *?iljr jv?w??K mfi w<>??hr Ml* )>toprl?
7 Urc*f (frortcl* ifet Iarg**t *hu? ?f-coef
r. l?. ; , < '
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%M I indebted t? ifct |nUHb*i* for.i
' tio*^ryjvin!?d' NkUk>(f?4 o/*k? Trti?U??,Fft?al
pq|OU i?f Jk? Greeur 1H0 Daptiit
jpbtWg*, ' iti Gfr??nyitU. ;K Q- " Tfc.
, pettt%UMUtfr?ifc? tiw |?Moi O. B. KlforJ.v
. r?fUeU Ute hipbwl *r*4l
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wiititM*' **?r ?n boudr*4 MkM>B|
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The Dlrtrlot ftlMf cf the Cokeabory Circuit.
y / Fli^t Day, September 12
Itui'Jnt Dill riot Meeting tf the folcesbury
Circuit wu hjety la,tho church of thft beautiful,
village, coriwenokig this dfcjry'at 5> o'olook A?
M. The P.jL/Rev. W. II. Fleming. aoCed M
phiinnia, anjl ^ji ?elded with his usual urbaniijr
>ud abilrtyi'^ V r-..>r ' .
?!r?n ifrcuHs wore represented, vis: AtJbeville,
Ninnfjr-Slx, Newberry, Newberry Station,
Lauren*, Ueedy River, Mapletoo, Butler, Edgefield
and Cohcsbury. Thirty-seven delegates
were present, 4n?l tbeir nnuios enrolled. The
tafoieters were sailed upon, aud gave interest
tug iwiiingvanig uifrr circuits. iWf.'
l)i\ Smith'uud Prof. Carlisle, of "Wolford, 'were
lniroUgeed/anU cordially welcomed.
The following committees were auhouncfd by
tjto chairman, vl*: Sumiay-iicliooU?J. 1>U~
Hose, cbairmunSupport of I lie Miniswy?rJ.
S. Chipley; Funnily lUligjon?Hot. J. F.
Smith; Misiious^?lie* J. M. Boyd ; Parsonr(ci?Iter.
A. M. Wells; 8i?t?of tho Church
?K?v. J. II. Zimmerman ; Ediioatlbn and Iloligious
Literature?P. A. Couuor.
Adjourned 10 o'glock, P. &1. At P. M-.
Divine service by Kev.Q, Alien, auvl ?t uiglit
by lie*'. J. U. Zimmerman.
.Stcoud Dayj September 1H.
At 9 o'clock A. M., introductory services by
ReV. J. \V. Townsend. Five additional dele
gate* appeared and took their seats. A coinroiuee
in tbeu appointed to-nominate lay
delegates to.ll?e S. U. Annual Coiifercnco, aud
resulted in the .selection of one.local preaohor
and three laymen, yii : lUv. J. M. Boyd, J.
M. Latjxer, J. M. "Ki^liardson, and l>r.
MoSwnin, and (wo'alternates, whose.flnines we
do not remember, with the Undentanding that
there l?fot>e no " backing out," unless providentially
prevented. The reader will observe
ifcat (his is t lie firntrrime that inetiiodism will
have lay representation in.its Annual Conference.
It is a 4iew feature in the Church, and
each .circuit and fetation lias a voice in - the
Domination of thta delegation.
A very interesting discussion upon our pres.
cDt .ind future; relaiious as a Church with the
colored people, vis had at Hits stage of the
meetiog^ which whs finally disposed of by a
resolution that wi adhere lo the discipline on
..tba^rfuhjeei.^-tlie meantime doing e41 that We
C^nTo prBboliyheir spiritual welfares. Report
' by the oominitteVon Support of the Church, read
and adopted, upon which some very interesting
remarks wojo mode by l'rof. Carllslo and others
of the ytQifbe committee recommend
. eVery idSnbero|' the Ch\?cl^d^e assessed;- nod
cash jO^rotDfflito be rbndfepdl the eud^but
the l^ginulng or Uie year. The whole oPlhe
pio<5ceay)gt very ^htertsyng this daW
Manyiepfctitors^rejfeWnt, oTOgi^yfciOchin^
terest-inithe remarks of oondnist of b^ipeas. Adjoutoed\t
l- o'clouk. At 81 a very interesting
'jitfbofe u^Dr. Smith,. cud. at nigltl au able
and solemn address to the youbg by, Prof. Carlisle.
' Saturday,
14th, ahdjhstday.^
The morning occupied chiefly with reports
nuiu idc onnmuuees. j\o we cannot give (lie
reports iu full, we only stale (hat ilrey were
well prepared, giving much general and useful
informaliop, 'embracing statistics. the state ol
the Clmrcli, Hie Condition of.Finances, l'arsonagc$~.
Missions, Sunday-schools, Literary Institutions,,
and erenfthe state of piety around th<
family circlet . From these reports we gather
that this Sunday school cause is on the increase,
the support of Uie miuistiy. encouraging, considering
the Very atringont times. The preacher
p testified tli:tt none of them actually suffered
for food or raiment, althongli cash wj?s ter>
scarce. They hfelieved their appropriations
would all be paid, jia God in His^ooduess wae
permitting the earllt to yield her Jticteaee.
Missions wore languishing, for want of money,
but nome toew field* were marked oflt for conrideraiibnat
the next Annual Conference. To
cumV<>t.' liiitu nearer home, the parsonage*
wanted' rtmilrinir. imili ??il>~..< .
leaky rouf#*?hd fcooeless ynrdvil wa* generally
conceded, (liil out at all promote lhe'i<piritunlity
or tranquility of (iio itinerant..and iliu
jieoplu said, they "Hould try.and uitke llieit
preacliera- more utftufortable. . " Family
religion w?? fluuritfhlug auiong-foiue,
but-umong u:?ny; it w?a at n low-ebb; a? ili?r?
wfts no family altar. -If wo wanted tliu figlit o
the christian religion to Khine upon our domestic
{ ain'te, we mutt bave the finitely altar to kindli
it opoM; The slate of llio Clrurcb altutfethei
was ptogr*?aiv? and encouraging. Numrruih
i revivals hud taken place, were now progtesaing
[ and brigliluefH wad breaking through Uie durli
clouda, illuminating lh> towers of/ion, and hfuaing
new hupea into lite bcurts of bet people
Tlie able r?;p?rl uf the clntinnan du Education
> elicited from J)r. Whilefoord fiinitb reinarki
nlioat WulTurd College that Wt re haard will
profound mterettj and excited grant ay nip* thy it
tier behalf. It was ' delicate task, Tr\jt- lie-p*>r1
-formed "it well. That College, onca ,tlie |iridi
and ornauieut of th<: Methodist Church, ee|>e
cinl(y iq liia Stole, wui ehakoil,to iu foundation
by Hm< terrible blasto of war; h?'r eudowiueu
fond swept awny by it* devastating flood ; he
1 faculty impoverialied-'iM the general oruafi. " flu'
t they did rot "giv? up the aid p." Men, gor*
audtrua, they stuck by her, and iuiw jU*-?hno?
a*<iaiii piofaabitlt jf ia, tnaf alia will soon lie afloat
I caulked and pitcJio I. aa atroug u ejrer. to'cou
. loud against wtnda and wavra, and to seqd fertl
' ItUlfLV ?r (flUMAMBOU *' a. IIF- ?!
? . , j ? nuvfu uum?n HlVy Hill
f u?cupy mi fUld*of uwfoliitM and labor. ( ilaj
i God blew W??flr.?rd and her noble, *lf~i?crjQcir.|
( faculty. We 'Will nal obtrude deliuate frunil'
affairs on ih< public IfOt tliii niuoh we wil
my, that WofFurd College ha* imperative do
1 imdl npou ov?ry Metkudirt of tb? State fu
- tier #upp?>rt, and H such maq a* dhjpp, Carlj^J;
| aud huiith endured pAvation aurt WaAt V
f alaod Ly Iter itt the day* of her tii&L now tha
better ttnt.aa are downing-. If her peopU still ?
law to trotua. up to her help. t1*?y duaorv'e if no
? rant and bn<}ly edue?Ud ehildreu. The Uietrie
, ifteeitag hadjp collection, aud eeut up to Woffvn
, tfieir tutte of $U5:x>u ^ ' v
The afternoau of tbia day-was apefit hi Sou
day-school 'exercise*. F.A. Connor,-'the-gen
tletnaaly aapcriHteudeut , ??f the Cok?*Vmr
* pehoat, b^ bia'whbul in foil tlaadaao*'. M**'
r fWNt ?oogaftom the "Hjdl" wereenog; andncf
. dflwee frwn T. 6. Lferfefcrt,-R??. Mr. ?d
, wvrd&jmd PioC CartUJe, ^bt?b ?u? iMtened'f
*. vitfa preat'iol.er*#!, ?KjtouPf by the children. bu
* Jt?? people, flq hove uever.h*errf Frol
CT (n#?y we noi ??y ?w j?lled"t).
- i StUid*y-?ehou? ^eoutrer.' ."lie -ia very 'tall?
-16 leet hot-fee leatan^ trtiliitlt taller Ufa*
ifh?*kw*t .6> kdoitt>4 iririt ??k lffuha Son
'] davMbool for. IU? Chiircb, fup hi* Biata. JJi
* praaanco vw * lower of .pfeenglkto the Di?fcrk
meeting. v. '' ' - : x
; lugiit by. ']U*. J. ML Jk>y? e?J?
thjjl dalijtfitful d**, nn<l Jltya ?md?d lljla.r#*:
* haraiMUMU.c, protyaUr# ialeraUUi* Diaifjfc
1- nn*ii?s. tUwIuUdoa oCthanKa ih Dr.
. Piof. C?rli?Ie.Ptr I hair alUrtocfeiM and Va)
ud ftw i?A)m Wi)hM4( Cohaab#r
, In titefr,l*rg*-b?*tt?d lioipiuMi^-Wm jitfpH
Mfera A^tBortofc On Jiaidda
Sm&ssgsisM
? ifegtfUrijr nfepW- |>r?a*W*g, a?* i?J
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? p*piaatty !r?fr
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0f A rwnt ord?r of 6to. Cat?by pubItiM
in th?'Otorl?s<M> Jfmn^vqs!Ui ?!
gibUto eerve m lofono only thoftA who hare
paidtaxee end mr+fmtli/Ud ani tot?r?:
and inak^ ifcencumbapiijpoO the Gorerner>
of North an4 South- Carolina to call
special Urins of ttajMSourts (vhioh tjicy ear
tafntyhavanp authority for doing) forth*
purpose of ratting the jnry list's. Inr tliisurdcr
our clticens may find au addiiitiuual reason
for rcginltriog.
HEADQUARTERS.
Skcoxd Military Dwtrict, ciiaauratow, 9. C ,
brptcubt-r 18, 1807.
~(J*n*rar Ordrrt No. 89:
r* l'uranr?rp?t II, ?if-General Orders No. 32, da
t .1 it ... oa tou?t s j!? .1 - - ' '?
wu wm iiv, looii u nkuaiueans n>u?w? ;
Alt cliiiens uicued for trtxcn, and who shall
hay? paid uiti,' fur..the current J?tt, nnd
who arc qualified, .and hava hae?? or nioy
be duly regi?tered ns voters, ar? Ii?i6by defelar
ed qualified to serve as jurors.
It shall Ih> ftufficicut ground of challenge to
ih? coiu patency uf.qnv perjon tir&wn an a juror
it<?t he lias am beau duly registered as a voter.*
1 Such a viglit of challenge tuny bo exercised,
ill'tisbalf df the people, or of the accused, in
all uiimiiiAl proceeding, and bv '?Uh?r party
iu alt civil aulutns and proceedings. /' *
Any Kfquirtrineut of a properly qualification
for juror*, in additiou to tho qualification
herein prescribed, is hereby abrogated.
The Governors of North and 8outh Carolina,
respectively. are her?by authorised and empowered
to order, if it ahould tie. necessary,
special term* of courts, to be held for the 'purpose
of reviajng und preparing jury lists, and
to provide for summoning *ni drawing juronf
in accordance with tli* requirertieins o( tliie or
der.
"By ruirimniu] of Brevet Major General Ei>.
11. t>. Canuy. - *
LOUIS V. CAZIARC, Adj't Qeiil.
Th?r following is paragraph It, <if Oeuerdl
Orders No. 8a: *
' ill cititeiin hsicmu'I fqr tnxee, and who
nhnll liave'puid U?os lor the current year ore
qualified to serve as inrors. It nhnll he the
duly ol the proper civil officers charjfod with
providing ' IvU of juror*,' in proceed witlim
their several jurisdioiionv, without delay, And
HBtrettaiu the names of all qualified person*,
and place therii ot> I lib jury Ittlp, and from such
revised lists all jOrecs shall be hereafter summoned
and dfawu iu tb? umuuor roquired by
law "|
| /Order No. 32 made every prrsou who had
paid ttm current taxes eligible as a juior
Or'der No. 80 mulcts eligible oti'y those * ho
hfage^fsid taxes and are qu-il>jhdnnd rtgitter
Stale, vdjo is disfranobisS RTliiw, or who
> d6*x not re^wtcit wilt bu inel;giblct to serve us
* a-juror. *
?. ?ixcwon8.?That our reader* may Jiav? be1
fore Minn, for reference, w? publish Hie names
?f Suites iu. wJuch election* take plsco tlit*
year:
iowA.?Oetobef 8.?Governor, Lt G?*ernor
Secretary of Stute. Auditor, Treasurer, Sup*ri
inlcndent of Publio Institutions, Judges and
i members of Legislature.
I . Kansas?November 6?Mt-mbers of Legis
' laiure, and amendments to Constitution.
Maryland.?November -6.?Constitution' 5
- ftiAtwacuuscTTi)?Xov?nd>?r 6."?Governor,
i Lieutenant-Governor. Secretary of State,Treas'
(irer, Attorney-Goner*!, Councillors nod members
of. General Court. '
Mixnk8ot.\?!^overab?4 b?Governor, Licit*
. tenant Governor, Sectary of Stute, Auditor,
Tr??*rtp*r, Altoruey-Gexmral and members ui
Legislature.
, Kw Jicmev?Morember 6.?Members ui
i Legislature.
New York?November 5.?Secretary oi
State, Comptroller, Treamrvr, Attorney-Geri eral,
S'ala Engineer and Surveyor. Canal
Commiseioner,, -liUpfcctor of Sirfte Prison*,
t Judges and member* of L?-|(i*tn(i)re.Giuo.?October
8?Governor, Lt. Governor,
Treasurer --of State, Auditor, Comptroller ol
Ill* Trc?ur?r, AiUH*u?,y-G?'iieral, Judge*, inem"bwrs.of
iiuard *>? i'-tiljlirt Work*, member's ol
, I^gieladtrft oud suffrage ameodineul to_ tli?
Constitution,
I'kxxsylvania?October- 8.?Judge of Su't
[ireoie Cotirt and ui*nit>er? of l lie Lfjxirlntur?.
^ Wiico.Niii.v?November >5.?Governor, Lieiilei.uiu-Govertior,
tj.oisLiiry of smto Tfm?ur?i-,
; CuHipirollth Injector* of in. inben
' of Legislature hnd ftinrndiiteol U> {?5>ii^iluliur.,
WAMtUiGTO!*,.September 18;?Tjl* Pivsideiv
\ ti?l party arrived. anfely at 1 o'clock tliis uiofn>
. itljl.liiteroai
revenue receipt* to-<l<ty $200,000.
TJie Maryland con#titiitioiial_el?njlioii id f>ro
i grfssliig quietly! flie adoption ?>f I lie Cousti,,
tnti?n,J?y a -Inrfco , nmjorityr is certain." !i
i ifbolirhra lest oatli* from Confederates, nu?i
admits negro tentilliony ~ip lUe court 39
Ad?icrs fKotn ilTe City of Hexico of Uia Act
. state I li?t JtlU'AE icfoecd to deliver Mo*imil
, jau'a body'to Adinirit) Tegetfmff, without doot
umeiitary fequeet from M ax i mil tail's lyn?r
men. -> . ' v
Til* A....I T 3 * /?1?? 11 ' - '
t , ,...c VIIIUU Ul UUU {?IIUWI III ?^8?IOt
J at nei* York, consumed itm l)r>l day hi ar^u\
hi?iiU regaidiue nmi^b?nrfitfiol member*.
( There ,w?ra fiva hlmdrrd and twelve deatln
. h? New York Uu wcvk?* # deor?a?? of forty
i uiite, .v '
| General L*o 5a ?t tbe Heated Spring, Vir
r gint*. II# )iu bceu quite ill, bat i? cuuvuleaj
"ccnt." ' .
f Edward Spangler writ** from tl?* pry TorI
mga?, September filit, that lie ia biiay. day
- night, ihrfking coffin*. , Hia f? UoAr prinoaer
f- Dr. Hudd; (tlie po?l doctor, liriptf. ?iok)t ^
I reat'uiff yefloir fever v?ry iboeoaafolTy."
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.. Abskvillk, september yo.
Comix?Middling, 18 *23; Goyd, 22 a '43
J Flbiir, (country) |t;)0 a 410.00: Knnl.
f ern,$8?$l0; Curn $1,75 n l,f?5 ? Men! $1,75 i
f SUB5 Mblwn*, 90? #1.80; Pw?fl1,76 ni.Oi
\ Ooffe*. Kb* u\: SrifWP, 20*26; BotUr/lS i
1 20 ; I'Vir*. 10 m Ui ^WJiWk#/, #4i00 ft 0,?
li^eoa. 20; i+ri. 1-9 a. 2i
I Unto*. 4*4 * 8*; %K16j
C $5,00; -Wb?*t, $1.7* * fii.00 t>*t? Wc.j
Krw \-Yokk,- 8^piem6er IB?N"ooo.B^-f'l6u
f m ?|i*Je firm*r' \Vkf?t l^a, CoUch
u dull, *t 2*i~? 25. ..Quid Irpng, '
- '7 J?. > Ji.-r~CuUoM.tt?*rfy ?j?le? 900
? *4.' ,yio?r 4f*i*o ^<Iv?iie?d . jjfc j
i, 20o.; St?-t?-t4f47'' ""?. * ?ntf 1 * So
i]eticr-^i?nibrt* Stnr4 ' $2,50 r - whit* SouUiari
d'$2 43. Cprn- ?<rti*w?We?tt>iib"dM^?d- $1.2? i
r. I,27.' 4ftf Tfc?- jgvM,,i?#?f<kVv - w#
V Iironif^u^ .by lhe-d*cliii? ?t? bondr i? ,Eu/?p?
?n^ r*uorli?" of fiirUwr. trteWtii Ip (hetyHvic
!' irird^T GoternmetiU <faK ?>Td A?kA< n&na]
f1 dtprMMSl. ?>ni imo?t'jMUrf?ky ^*4* tlu?.#lu**~
* jritm'fhHiitB.lA&s.* aob tr*?*
f& q3!*?uto PJaitkl^M
i aymrJ^ft^ u
* *Mc? T?* M,*e <kJ>?W$ < [Cue* $1.30; ydfa*
WpNmVr 18?FJ oop- arm |R><
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k; Fwjfi^mh .fi*??r. wi*u> ?ti
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COTTON I
WAREHOUSE and
:miIM i
A GENTS FO11 - KETTLE WELL'S 1
6(5 ft mtDQi tfi
/ipp^-.W ;.JJ
/ < * FOR BALING
PLANTERS -will be ?tippli*d with Bugging at
Freight added.
W. HENRY Wfl
Fi>pt. 20, 180T, 22 ? tlin Kivr
Oclkass, September 18.?Yellow fev#r.
deal ha to (iVclock th:a morning fori jr-gi*, The
f^Aef ia spreading among the towna* in the int'e-- rior
of thiaSiate.
A colored Judge pr? tided Una (born it)g fof 1
<!.? fir.) I ma n. it.. fti-l 1
?... v? n.w ?U1IV?I MW* j J
trict of the IU^oi-tUr'tf Court hi tii"? city. -[ J
London, Sept. 18.-~.Gulon?l Kelly, Fonim
leftder^waa arretted' ja-Sittpcheater, yesterday/
ttud taken.to Dublin. The funeW of ?tD|>p?^
ml t'eniar, director ut BolfuM su alteodtd by .
8,0(10 Y>ers0ns. ? ' , 1
J. W. TROWBRIDGE
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HAS juat. reteired lh? foltnninif articles
which he offer* LOW FOR CASH.
T?rAfth T.jj TTt%-r Poioifiu i
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SOJT SHELL- ALMONDS,
PECAN WITTS,
S G ? A' C ftACKESS,
LEMfJN CRACKERS, Plc-iic
Crackers, J-;
Ginger 8 n -a p p #v
OVSTKnS, SARDIXESz-'
MACARONI, CHEESE, < -
A clioiM Lot Of Chewing *nd Su-oting Tutiaqo
BACON, LARD and SALT,:
A nit m?uy otlirr tiling* not mentioned, utiixlly
k?-pt-i? a Family iivuvtrv. ' A few busheft oi
llARLEXfocjwila.
Sej't. 20. 1807,22?3in . ..
rpHE FIRM OF lllLL 4 TROWntUDGE JL
was thia ility dissolved t>y mutualoon-eut.
TlK-biliiiirH lierMfirr ui'.l lie,Ouudu?lrll>y
I*, by tLs nuder*igjied, at the aaiue ?iai>U.
' J. W.'T?OWBRSB E.
?O ;
IN" wiihilmwlnp from firm ?>f HH.L. <&
TKOWBiUUQK, | cheerfully lecouimoi'd
Mr. J. W. TKOWIJUIDGE to li? p?troii?ge
of uiy lortner fri?nJt> ?n<1 cuttnmcfii ,.>
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1 GEOBGIA STATE LOTTERY I
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"Masonic Orphans' Home'."
' BGYD, WILSfiS & Co, Managers,
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CAWTAL PRIZE ?000
ro.K osk km urn.
; clasjlB..
. gre*tL?Uery for li?o benefit of lb*
J JL Mimwow Orptlvn*' <loip? will W-drawn
i in pbbftu at Atlanta, fli, on'-Wedaeadtj^ tba
n titb-dav~uf jO?t'?Her n?Kt. I88fr.
, aB?A.T~ 8CHSMB. , .
, ~-l^r"r?*? of ....$3M.Unu-u,..-...f8(VOAfl!,!'.;.
? * J Pfiad of 6.00a u > *090 v
- r ph? irf Moo fa-...;.:%eo$
1 Priw V. IjMbSy
- 1 PriWof 600 ia n MKT
r ' .A- fAU. 6f y/-.i - - ?*> ia ,w 60Ct ,.
1 .-^4 PrWuf..<.. ia(> ,
fc 190 ttby of. 100 M
* . Pri**? aroout 1 tlhg. to........ |5O,000
; It ftftti, to* Ow'flalliwitf TftfoV
? . A Packpgi of 1,0 tlcVntinuiy drill* |8Cki)dl;
t " rt* A\Wrrar**f P*y?bl>^f?i<?old4n?attht,-,
I ?udtbe Offiftia i>JteWW*rto mob P*raiM?- i
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IMf t
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MANIPULATED GirjLIfOt ANI>
ftON 'TIV.-: COTTON.
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iRREN & CO.
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- Charlotte, N <C '
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KiiwUti
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OO^RD and Tuitioo, with Fufl J.ighla, and
IJ coQUngrpt. fee, per Season of Frra Stohoaatid
mantha, tlOS.OO. ft paid* ?nfcir? At.tlja
opening of ike ^cufoD, Octobrr lat, ably |9S X>
required. Extras at* fair rat??- Tli* haa|
*dv?nUg*a afforded, For particular* addr?sa
Charlotte, H. C*
Sfpt. 20, 18?7,3l?it -i;- . . ^ *
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