The Greenville enterprise. (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, July 24, 1872, Image 2
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For President,
HORACE GREELEY,
or raw tork.
i<br Viae-President,
B. GRATE BROWN,
or RiBtovai.
J^Qct Aorrtb ii CiAiiutoi.?Th?
Advertising a|iiiy of Mum. Waikrr,
Kvahs A CoaiwiLL, npmwM by Eoivtu
T. Loo as, Kaq., la the only authorised Agency
for this paper in Charleston.
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Medleal College of Charlaaton.
We bare bean bAndad the Annuel Announcement
of the above institution, by Ono. E.
Trescot, M. D., Profeaaor of Materia Medloa
and Therapentiss, who la spending the autnv
mar in Greenville. We will allude to it mors
lully next week.
The Nut President.
The administration of General Grant has
been ao corrupt, despoils, and regardless of
the r!ghta of ths States, republlsan principles,
and human liberty, and so eeotralising
in all lis measures, that a portion of his
own p*rty, headed by auoh distinguished
statesmen ee Trumbull, Sctiuss, Blows, Da-via,
Sum.xbb, GrielRY, Adams, Cox, and
others assembled In Cincinnati, a few weeks
since, representing all th# Stales of the
Union, anJ nominated Hobacb Greblby of
New York and Gbatx Brown of Missouri,
an their candidates for ths Presidency and
Vice l'reeidency, of the United States, in
opposition to General Gsant, who was
warmly supported by all of tbera at the
last election. This la an event, in ths bie?
tary of parties, which never occurred before
in the United Slates It ahowa etrongly
bow utterly disgusted this bonest and
patriotic portion of the Republiean party
are with the adminialrAtion of General
Grant. They have ttied him for three
year* and found him wholly unworthy of
their confidence. If his errors and faults
had been ordin ry or exourable, they would
have pardoned them, as partisans, and ?ustained
him before the American people,
for reflection. But his faults, his crimes,
we may say, against Republicanism, the
Constitution, morality, honesty and patrl*
otism, have been so glaring and flagrant, as
to drive all honest, patriotic, disinterested
and pure-minded men from hie party and
support. The only alternative wee left
them, to choose between a mllitary-despot*
ism, trampling on the Conetltution and
laws of the Republic, the sacred and guaranteed
rights of the Statca, and human liberty,
or to break from their party and make
a noble effort to rescue and eave the Amer
ican Republic,
These members of the great Republican
party, and former supporters of General
Grant, are to be counted by hundreds of
thousnndsseatfeeed throughout all IheStates
of the Uoion. They have modeatly styled
themselves "Liberal Republicans." Wel|
might they have assumed the toubriquet of
"Honest Republicans," in boldly denouncing
Ibe corruption and arbitrary power of
their chief and military hero. It required
great honesty, boldness and patriotism to
do eo. Tliev have done well, and adopted
a platform on whioh all honest men may
eland, whether Republicans or Democrats
They have chosen as their standard bearer
in this great contest of honesty against corruption,
and Republicanism against a centralized
military tyranny, on* whose
whole life has been distinguished by lion
esty, truth, patriotism and principle.?
Horace Greeley has shown himself not
only to be an honest man, nobis hearted
and magnanimous, but a man of great and
wonderful ability in every position in whioh
he has bean placed.
The Baltimore Convention represents the
Democratic party of the United States; have
wisely, patriotically and moat disinterestedly
adopted tlis platform and nominees of
the Liberal Republicans. With great magnanimity
and unanimity they have foreborne
to make any Democratic nomination
for the Presidency, or to avail themselves
of the ohanee of victory tendered by the
divlsioo in tiie ranks of thair opponents.?
Never before, in the bialorv of perliee, has
such an occurrence happened. One greet
party adopting as their leeder, the candidate
of their opponents 1 This Is a most
convineing proof of the dangers whieh
tbresten the Republic. In ordinary times,
no party would have done tills, or been
justifiable in doing it. But wlieo the prosperity
of the country, and the very existence
of the Republic sre endsngered, it behooves
si I parties and honest men to do as
the Baltimore Convention have dons?sacrifice
all party ties end self-ioterest for the
preservation of their government.
IIoiiacb Greeley cornea before the oountry,
ee General Andrew Jackson did, the
People's Candidate for the Proaidtney.?
When General Jackson was first nomioas
ted, our older politicians all over the couo-?
try were opposed to him, hut seeing his
popularity with lbs people, they auon fell
into line and nsarehed on to victory. Just
so now. When Gbehley was nominated at
Cincinnati; the politicians laughed at it and
awvre it would never do. But In less than
six weeks they have ascertained that the
honest yeomanry of the country, both Dem.
ocrals and Republicans, eVe for him to e
man. And be will sweep over every
Stale in the Union, as President Piereedid,
when he heat General Scot? out of his
boots. We bellevs Boorr received the vote
of only four cr five States and I'ibbcb all
the others. Grant Is pretty sure of Meseschueette
end South Caroline, but where he
can find three asore States is somewhat
doubtful.
Improvement# by H. 0. Mark.
Mr. H. C. Mam, od? of our popular uptown
dry goods merchants, anticipating a
groat ruab in tb? fall, of purchaser*, has extended
liia door*, in or Jar tbat lha largest
native, or even foreignar, ean gain adaait
tanoa. to aaauiiua hit stoeks, without trouble.
He liaa replaced his old doora with
new one*, making tliern doable, instead of
single one*. The alteration produces a dtf.
fersnt appearance to Mr. Mask's establishment,
and that lor the betw. Those who
like to observe Improvements aie invited to
gcr# liitn s call.
ml* ifc-Jg ??
fekwtth * MHl fthl XHtW^U. ^
ilABtkil ItHii ik# mm wnk lhifte?a mmw
OwOh^M hi MO W**c wp woaw wwom muifva WW i
lllblllte^ >>W boon plaoad ?k <HO hook*,
and m th^y all MM H iHptr?klj, Wiipl la
?9( IkatwtM thm twk tiM war* log > that,
w* ouanot kit ball*** that tha laaraaaa I* from
tha growiag popularity ?f tha Bulirprfii A
Maad la Clarolaad Towaahlp Im ak* pramM
to nHpaahih of taa ansa**, with th*
monop. Lai thorn* ooma aa, wa wailw thaw
gladly. Wh work v*?y hard to prki aa aoaaplahla
pa par, aad daring tha Fiaaldaallal
Campaign, oapaalally, will da oar haat 9a laWraal
aad haap poo tod thow who favor aa
with thalr patroaag*.
Thla waak wa glv* Nlaataaa Column* of
Now* Mattar, plainly prlatad, aad wa shall
ooatlna* t* glv* oar roadari all of tha avwllabl*
ipaea, not oaaaplod hp paying advortIanman
ta, In aaws, mipoollaaooas aad othor mattor.
Wo aaaaa torms, la ad ran a* ;
For Om? Tear ft M
For Rtx Months 1
For Three JKeaihi... M
Qroowrs ud OommlMlon Merobanto
Mr. K. F. Laboussblibrb, of the Ira of
Paoi B. Lalamb d Co., Wholesale Grocers
and Commission Merchant*, Charleston, 8. C.,
U now la Gr**orlU*, and will remain la tbo
City for aororal diji, for tho parpoM of soil*ltta|
basin***, and beooming acq oa in tad with
oar merchants and basin*** men. ThU Ira
1* a good on*, sabotantial and roltablo, and
wish** to gain soma of tbo largo bufinosa of
tho np-eoantry, and a* It bring* to boar In IU
transaction* all of tho facilities and advanta*
go* of any other bouao la Ita lino of Charles*
ton, wo hop* oar people will extend patronage
to it. Beeldoa furnishing Qrooeries to
any extent to retail dealers, they also eell all
produoe shipped to thea, on ooaaieelon.?
Mr. LARooasBLtBBK is stopping at the Mansion
Ilcnse, where be may be eeeu.
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Charlestonlaos In our Midst.
We have several families now in oar midst,
from Charleston, spending the summer months,
some of whom have routed furnished houses,
and others finding comfortable boarding plaoe*.
| Our good society should cultivate the aoqnalnt
'anoe or tneee Tlattora by calling on than, and
otherwise endearoring to render tbeir stay
pieaaant and agreeable. Thia rigorous inonn|
tain air, country scenery, and, the quiet rest
they will find, we wish could induce more of
our low country friends to spend July, August
and September with us. We know thai this
is not a Long Branch or a Newport, neither
do we hare the ten thousand follies and extravagances
they would find at those watering
places; but we have a sentiment that is mutual?skies
that are blue, fields that are green
and hearts that are warm.
fSB* We would call attention to the oard of
Messrs. Geo. W. Williams k Co., of Charles,
ton, and Messrs. Williams, Bimmik k Co., of
New York, which appears in this week's issue.
These houses are welt known for their responsibility,
integrity and business qualifications,
and scaroely need recommending. Their facilities
for handling ootton and prodnoe are
almost unrivalled. Wa observe that our
friends, Messrs. Foster k Hunter, are prepared
at all times to advanoe on consignments
made to either of the above named firms.
Death of an Aged Lady.
Mrs Maut Anuksson, aged near 80 years,
died at the residence of her son-in-law, Wm.
L. IlorxiNS, Eq, in the upper edge of
Laurens County, near the Oreeuville line,
on Tuesday, 16th iusl., and was buried at
Fork Shoal Church, in this County, She
was a member of the Methodist Cburoh,
which she had been eonneoted with for
many yeara, rod a good and pious woman,
her funeral being preached by Rev. C B.
Stewart, and attended by a large number
of sorrowing friends.
The Crops sad Weather.
Since our last report, the weather bat
i been very favorable for the erope, both of
cotton and corn. Good ehowers have fallen
at proper intervals, all kinds of nlaoLa da.
veloping eetUfeeiorily. From present in*
dicaiioot, a large crop, a perfect cornucopia,
is expected in the (all. We hope no
one will be disappointed, bnt our farmara
will realize their moat sanguine expeetas
lions.
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City Registration.
Mr. A. R. McDavid, City Clerk, will open
books for the registration of the voters of
this City, on Satnrday, 8d a!t, preparatory
to the holding of an election for Mayor and
Aldermen for the next term. Bee notlee
elsewhere.
Removal to the Country.
Ex-Gov. B. F. Penny, having removed his
family to his country residence, some eight
miles from the City, in the direction of the
mountains, will spend the summer months
there, ile rides to bis office every morning,
and returns at night His residence in town
is occupied by a very highly esteemed family
from Charleston.
Doath of an Xatlmable Lady.
Mrs. Mautha McCai.l, an as teamed lady
and the mother ef Mrs. Qovarnor Pxaar,
died at her residence, on Avenue Street,
on Monday night last, having been sick for a
considerable time ; bar funeral wae preached
yesterday at the Episcopal Chareh, of wkieb
she was a member.
Dissolution.
As will bs SMI by an advertisement,
Msssrs. G. K Eiroin and G. O. Wells, have
dissolved copartnership in lbs menage*
meot of thsir Bookstore. Mr. Serosa will
continue the beeinsee.
Masting of Baptist Association.
The Transylvania Association will mast
at Osp Creek Church, in this County, 24
miles above the City, on Friday before the
second Sabbath in October. The lotrodue*
tory sermon will be preached by Her. A.
J Gobi*, and the Assoelational sermon by
Her. Jambs Bars*.
Pardoned.
William Durham, colored, convicted of
manslaughter at the May term of owr Ceert,
sod sen teased to two years in the penitentiary,
has been pardoned by the Oeveruor,
opon the recommendation of Judge Oaa nod
the Jury before whom be was tried.
Speeoh of ban at or DooHMte.
We regret eseee4i?g1jr the! the able ipeeeh
of the above geatleaan, Mm the hHhiwi
Deaocraite Convention, baa bee* orewde4 oet
by original aitiele*, that we ro?14 not well
postpone, without loeing their intereat.?
Although late, the epeeeh will be pnhlleheii
I next week. !
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fort* la tboH, arnaibU and clear, and pre*
miM fftaMH mimitotki ososot forth
la Philadelphia, which aaablce Ike Mi on,
bereefckofc td|M? otm and trace pic aado wn?
Horace Oracle;, the peace candidate la
this epafML race hoc ao obeoure elation
In life, and hae alwaye been noted at an
epca adeseatc -of the peor, dowa-troddeo
and oppreeecd. He hac been the earlieet
and atroagect adn eate of freedom before
the war and peace after it. Unimpeachable
la hie private character, hooeat, jueL
learned and gcoerona, ha 14 a Worthy aaac
didatc for oar eapport, Hie atterencee are
worthy of the aeaa. " Be J act. and cpare
the eoaqnerad." " If alaated. 1 will tr?st
all alike, act aching whether they were
peblleaue or Deaaoorate." " Let the North
aad 8eeth ehaka hande over the hloody
eheem which heeeo long divided them." "I
do act believe that ho the victor belongs
the cpoile, bat to bee ret and capable men
belong the offlove." Mr. Qieeley baa never
baeely aenght tin, end will not eaertfloc
principle now to obtain It. Ha helda out
futfrifciif the Loutorflle Medial Pol191
{hm\rtK*yj i*> ? ?# M?(too
MM aoblo IwilkHiW WW ooaftwrd* by t
f?vit? iinjbtin. iter i?? IMIWIW MM
Jttn W? f|M *?aU (~ln^n nM/a /
Mm to all of tho Bp tola mm>
wry my poor hat laoarvtag yaangaaa will
kriMM to obtaia tk?roa|b medloal adaiMIaa.
Aay mm wiahtog to taka Uraatiia
f this BeMafcatiia ak?aM write to Dr. B. 6.
oiilutt, dmi of too Piaaly of too LoalavlUe
Modioli CoUogo, Lee lev UK Ky.. wbea
bo will rooelve 1 college catalogue, with toll
Information to regard to all toat U aeeeaaary
tov him to do to aooaro mm of tboao Sokalarahipa.
With pro par dollaaoy too aaMoa of
thoM who bave 0000rod tho Baaaidary Seholarahlpa
will ho knowa oaly to too Doaa of too
Voealty.
Ia aooordaaoo with too old Hippooratlo
oath, forbiddlag pbyaloiaua to charge too
famUiea of aaoh othor tor ayriwi rondorod,
tho Vaoalty of thla Col logo will aiako no
harfl^tor toaohtog aoaa of phyaloiaaa, aid m
bo pi^Molaa ohargoo a olorgyaaa'a tomlly,
tho eon's of olorgyaaoa will rooelve tho aama
prlrllogo. Tho toozt CoUogo aooaloa bogina
Ootobor lat, 187J. As tho lootaro toa ohargod
tor o?Mh atndont who haa not obtotaod a
Boaodalaiy Beholareblp amount to tlM annually,
too pahllo oaa approoioto Um extent of
thla bosotooUoa.
To Olty and County Boaldanta.
Wo aro anxtooa to ohtola tor pahlloatlon
any traoaplriag Ineldaats, anltabla for publlcation,
that aay happen la both town aad
ooanty, not falling undar our obeervatlon.
Parson a coming In poaooorton of too to regardlog
oropa, largo ylolda, accidanta, politioal
movements, a to., eto., that may Intoraot tha
publio, will plaoM report Ibom, althar by writing
thoua or Wra ?oe?, and reoelva oar thaoka.
State tha facta, and wa will re?wrlte them if
naoeaaary.
Arrived.
Prof. W. H. Wbitbitt, a abort ttmo aineo
elected to All a obalr of oao of tho Protoesorahipa
la tha Sou thorn Baptiat Theological
Seminary at this placa, arrived in Greenville
laat Thnraday. Prof. W. will aaaume the diecharge
of hia dutloa at tha opening of tbe
next aeaalon of the 8eminory, which la In
September next. In n former notiea, we hero
already Introduced him to our peoplo, and
they now rejoioe In hla acoeaaion to the community.
Contract lota it.
Mcsara W. H. Watson, of GrconyiUo, JC.
C. FxATUtarroN, of Anderaon, and J. B*
Mm.vobd and Mr. MoCablan, of Abberille,
who ware atalcd by Governor Oaa to be in
eympathy with hia preeent plan for tha ie?>
demption of the State, publiah carda denying
tho feet.
Oommunloatlona.
The intereeting article of " B." will bo
found In thie iaeuo, and will be road.
The produotlone of " M.,M and of "J.
D.*' the latter from Newberry County,
reaehed us too late for thla week.
Bpeooboa of Mom bora of the Bar.
The tribute paid to the m?mory of General
KAfLKT by tha Greenville Bar, la
publiahed on tha Fourth page. It ia a noble
tribute, worthy of any Bar in the
State.
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GoVKRNon Paanr baa already furniah
?d ua with tho manuscript of a sketch of Gan.
W. K. Haslet, to appear among his " Kcininlsoenoes
of Publio Men." It will be lookod for
universally by our County people, and ail
those who knew the subjoet. It is to appear
in our next.
For tho Greenville Enterprise.
One en villi, July 20th, 1872.
A called meeting of the Literary Club was
held this afternoon at the office of J. C. Smith,
Esq. Mr. Birnie, as Chairman of the Commlttre
appointed for the purpose, reported the
following resolutions with reference to the
death of Oeneral W. K. Easley, which were
| unanimously adopted :
Whereas, God in Hie great providence has
taken front among us General W. K. Easley,
an influential and publio spirited eitisen, and
a member of this Club ; be it therefore,
lie?olvd. That in the death of General
Easley the Greenville Literary Club has lost
a prominent member, the Bar a distinguished
brother, and the community a tried servant.
Resolved, That the Secretary be directed to
enclose a copy ol these resolutions to the family
of the deceased, and that they be published
in tbe City papers ; also, tbat the Secretary
set apart a page in his minute book, suitably
inscribed, as a memorial of the worth of
our deceased fellow-member.
J. A. UROADUS, D. D., Presd't.
J. C. Smith, Secretary pro rem.
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For the Greenville Enterprise,
Mr Editor: Horace Oreeley, whore honest
name Is familiar to tbe Inmates of svery
eottage in this broad land, has baen nomlnatad
for president ?/ it?i?ma ?
by two of the moot noble and Intelligent
Cooveotlona ever assembled in tiiia country.
Lat na look at tha platform, and tbao compare
tha aaodldataa in tbia graat contest
Tha Cincinnati platform and aandidataa
bring no politioal maaaurau in oonflict with
tha fealinga of aoy considerable portion of
our people. All partioa can unite on this
broad and liberal platform, and Join in thia
great movement for proaparity and peaca,
without a aaorifiec of principle. It offara
juetioa and peace to all nationalise, all
colore and all oonditione of man. It edvoeataa
maeaurea beneficial to the Seat and
Waat ; nnitaa In friendehip the loog separated
North and Sooth, and promlece Justiaa,
honesty and peeee to tha nation. By adopt*
log this platform and accepting the candidates
who are its standard-bearers, wa ara
offering a compromise, which will afford a
wiaa aod honorable aolallon of all the dlAeultiaa
which ara threatening oor country.
It bridges over the bloody ebaem which
separatee the North and Sooth. Tha platform
recognises the equality of all man before
the law, without raferasaa to reeo or
color. It plodgoa itself to easts la tha Constitution
of tha Uoited Stales ae it now
atauda. It raquiraa the retnoral of all political
dteebflUlee It demand# that the
military shall be made subordinate to the
airil authorities It advocates the one term 1
principle, nd ft thorough reforta of the
ciell eerriee; reoogntstag hoaeety, eapaeiiy
end faitbfulneee M the eftly elalaaa te ofllee.
It approve# of eeeaeaay la the ftdaaiaietra*
tioe of the Government, It denouaeea re*
pad la Ilea la every farm. It refere free
trade iad pretention to the people, where
they properly belong. It larltee all patriot#.
rrgardleee of their prerloai political
opinlone, to aaite with true and good men
to put down aeurpetlon, end to leeure the
locoen of tb<?? vital principle#. Tbia plat. '
to ntuou in? olir* branch or p?*o?,
knowing full wall that tb*r* ?*n be no r?>
form without It. # nil d**ir? pesos. to
1*1 no throw off th* nuworthy shook Ie* ol
porty *nd show th* tattoo that wo or* ain*
o*r* roon, who hnro th* ooorag* to saorlfie*
porty to obtain good government. 1)mbocrata
and Republicans, whit* and oolor*d.
throw astds porty, and giro Qrevley and
Brown a hearty support, for thoy will work
for lb* intoraat of all axeapt th* eorrapt,
thieving earpil'bauor.
Having spokan in favorable term a of th*
poaoo candidate, l*t as examine th* olaima
of th* war-on-th*?Sooth oandidato. Orant
aaid, at tha eomm*ncam*nt of hia tarm of
office, " Lot a* bar* peace," and haa given
na that " p*ao* which paaeeth understand*
ing." Proaa th* liberal Urma propose-1 on
th* anrr*od*r ot General L*? w? aoppocad
that Grant, whan slecle I to th* highest offloe
In the land, would b# kind ana coneidarat*
to the exhausted and poverty-stricken
South, and ha did >cem anxtoua to fulfill
with fairness lb* duties of bla position ; bat
Ewer and flait?ry bad thair uaual effect
vengeful and unscrupulous men tempted
him to opproea th* famished SouiIt, and ha
look lb?ir evil counsil. No inerey was
shown to the fairest portion of this land,
sod by marring this limb the whola body
suffered. If Grant had possessed tb? generosity
of th* Roman emperor, who, after
great auoeess in war, in hia addr*sa to tha
Seuale said, " I wish I eould give back their
lives to the slain," "You must treat the
aonquered with such kindness and consideration
as to make it a monument of your
sUmenoy and mine," be would bave woo
the love of all.
By fslrnea* and liberality to tha South,
Judgment in the appointment of officers.
and attention to hie duties, Qiant could
hare united In the bond* of friendship and
Ceace this divided eountrj. and covered
imeelf and hia office-holding relative* with
glory. He ha* thrown away hie chance*.
He tells his fHends what he will do fur the
South ; let as see what he has done and
what he has neglected to do for u*. Has
the South flourished tinder his administration
? What, in heaven's name, Itee he done
to advance the welfare and Interest of our
people? He has upheld and encouraged
the miserable ring* who have robhed and
plundered u* without mercy, because they
cell themselves Republican*. He has turned
a deaf ear to the pleadings of our best
oitiMos, because they were not hi* partisans.
He has had four years to establish
peace between the white and colored men
of the South, but ha* given Government
appointments to corrupt and unscrupulous
men who, for selfish ends, have stirred up
strife between her citizen*. He Blood on
the house top and cried, ' Let us have
peace," and baa given th? South blasting
and bitter war. He has in lifted a horde of
partisans and favorites in a orusade against
the happiness of our people. His Admin*
istration ban placed paid apies in all see*
tions of our country. An unooosidered
word or false accusation may give our ci*
tlzens over to the tender mercies of a party
Judge and a packed jury. 80 far as we
see, he lies no remorse for his psrt in the
downtrodden condition of thia section ?
Parker, Muses, Scott, Bullock, and hosts of
other Southern office holders, are Orant'e
supporters because be haa been their friend.
For ua to support General Grant, Is to acknowledge
all the charges of disloyslty
brought against the South by its malicious
northern enemies. Is to lick the hand that
mote us hardest, end when we were weak
and unable to bear the blowa. Ambition
blinds Grant to every thing but his own
advaocrment. His idea of generosity is to
give office and the people's money to his
friends end relatives. Gen. Beast Butler,
one of thu warmest friends and atrongoat
advocates of Grant's re-election, says, in a
speeoh delivered in the Boston ratification
meeting. June 24ih, 1872, " Thia campaign
is a continuation of the oaa commenced
on the 1 Oth of April, 1861 " 8enator M?r
ton, one of his corrupt aud unscrupulous
advisors, says, in hU speech in the Philas
delphia Convention, " It Is ths old battle
over again between the boys la blue and
I the boys in grey. We must never stop unI
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mi ?c iiito puv agwn mil wicxea rebellion,
and thia can only ba dona by lha re-slee*
lion of Gen. Grant" Garrilt Smith, smith*
r friend of our Preeident, aaya, " The anlialarery
question ia not yat fought out "?
Does thia mean peace, or doea it mean four
mote yeara of wart
Wa of tba Bouth want paaca, and wa
want it now. God In his mercy grant that
we may not ba cotnpalled lo endure the injustice
we bare Buffered for the past four
yeara. Let us look at the charges brought
against Grant by Northern Republican orator#
and papers. Tiiay say his moral char*
acter is such as to set a bad example lo the
people. That ha ia too fopd ol liquor ; ex*
travagant; given up to amusement; encourages
speculation, and engages in it.?
That lie has been guilty of dsecit in making
fair promises to the South and not fulfilling
th am That ha ia a partiaan President
That ha has appointed hie relatione
to the exclusion of better men, and hat attempted
to retaia in oflSaa at laaat one of
them guilty of fraud. That ba advocates
aentralixalion in all of hia acta. That ba
knows offioara appointed by bim have bean
compelled to submit to an a-ieasmrnt on
their salaries for the purpose of eleeting
his adherents, and haa not prevented it.?
That ha haa taken large flfu, and compensated
the givera by appointing them to of*
fiee. That ha haa u*?d the military to interfere
with loaal elections. That the
strong potola urged by his partisans are the
reduotion af the public debt, and hta wiae
foreign and Indian policies; to Una they
reply that ths paopl# have been taxed to
reduce lha debt; that his foreign policy haa
oot added naw laurels to hia brow : User
tell you to nk the Mattered and booarleM
citizen of tlie frontier If hie Indie* poliey
bai been wiae.
Ue ia auoeeea a* * aoldier, but ft freet
failure a* a atftteaman.
Rome of our honeat frienda fall ue to aupport
Grant* or he will reran.;e hiinaelf on
ua whan eleeted. To all aueh we any let
them " bid farewell to every fear, and wipe
thefr weeping eye* with a alar-apangled
pocket handkerchief," aa It le now probable
that one Horace Greeley will prealde at '
j lha White Houm oa and after the 4th of
Mareb, W*. B.
The Oolumbla Union, of the 19th laafant, 1
I aaya that Deputy United Btetee Ma rah ale
Canton and Andereoa, atelated by dataehnaeat
of United State* cavalry, bare
?rreeted T. W. Pleaee, George Tamer, Sum
L?r Turiw itmii C ? v 1
Mark 8m<ih, Wm Whaelee, D. A J. Ball,
R. 8. Lowell, John Tarry, Wm. Tarry. 011rar
Hamilton and Jaaala Riddle, of Edgeflald
county, naar Ninety 8lx, charged with
violations of the enforcement aet. They
aiibeeqoe.itly appeared before United Btetea
Commiaaioner Rooter. in Oalatnbia, nod
were eneh balled in $9,060. William Her
tor, erreeted in Lexington eouoty, on almi|ar
charge, bat bean bailed in $10,000.
H~ STATU A WD OTHBB ITMf.
GtSsral Banks has ssponsi| Qraalay.
Dr.^Jbaaph Flshaa#, on a ( (ha first Rhpolson's
soldisrs, fifed in RUhssoad. Vs.. I
last wash.
Tha Winnsboro'Ncjrd has ha IilllHl
to with wlra-frasa root frown through it,
and tha lattfalt "R. O." plainly sot on tha
sortaaa.
B. Gra?s Brown, who won slab raOsatly,
rlsitad tha Llbsral hand qoartsrs la Waw
York, on tha 17th lost., tha first tlma sinaa
his indisposition.
Kt'Gon. I. L. Manning pnbllshos a loaf
lattar la tha Oolwwbta Oaroliniao. la whlah
ho firs# his support to Graalay and Brows.
U. 8. soldiarsbara baan sant to Robaaoa.
N. 0., ostensibly to raid af alast llllait dta
Ullars. huh It Is said, raallo to orsmoma
Ocoanryatlra votara.
H?r#tfUr, all paraona aantanaad by the
United Statea Court to terma of loprlion*
mailt, will ba aaat to tba Naw York But*
penitentiary, at Albany
Porter, ona of tha paraona aantanaad to
tba penitentiary from York County, oa tba
aharga of Ku Kluaing, died from apfaal
maningitla on tha 11th lout.
Obkuntilli, 9. 0., July M.
Cotton ia Bailing totday at SO oenta.
Naw Tons, July IS.
Cotton firm; aalaa, 1,44ft balea, at SS|
for middling npUnda; 221 for Or Wane?
Gold dull, at 144QI4|.
Cuabuhtoh, July SS.
Cotton dull?middling nominal; aalaa
9,000 balaa.
333SaaUMU?3
PRICES CURRENT.
Corrocted Weakly, by Maura. Ferraion A
Mlfler, Merchants.
GREENVILLE, 8 C., July 24, 1872.
BACON?Sides, fl lb 10 ? 104c
Hams, (Uftr cured, fl lb.,....18??
44 country, 44 44 ..16 ($?
Shoulder*, M lb, 8i(d( c
BUTTER, ft ft 22?? o
BEESWAX, ft ft 26 ? ?
CHICKEN8, fa bead 124 @ ?0 c
COFFEE, fl ft, Rio 26 @ 28c
" 1b, Java, 83 ? ?
CORN, ? buibel fl 20@ ?
COTTON, middling 2to
EQ08, 18 doicn 124??
FLOUR, fl barrel, .80 00? lY00
GOLD, _J1 08
INDIGO, Spanish Float $2 00
IRON, fl ft. American 74c
LAUD, fl ft .. 14? 16
LEAD, $1 ft 16c
LEATHER, fl ft, Sole, Hemlock 80 ? 33c
44 44 44 44 Oak 46 ? 60c
44 44 44 Upper 80 ? 70c
" 44 44 llarneta 60 @ 66c
MOLASSES, fl gallon, Muscovado 80??
44 44 44 New Orl. Syrup...$T 00
NAILS f> keg ..$8 00 ? 8 60
RYE, fl huabel, $1 06? ?
SALT, ft sack, Liverpool 82 40
SUGAR, fl ft, Brown 124@14e
44 " M Clarified, 14? 18c
44 44 H Crushed 184? I8e
8HIRTING, seven-eights, fl bale 12e
44 44 retail, 124???
TALLOW, fl tt> l24o
WHEAT, fl bushel 41 60? I 80
YARN, Factory, by bale .Til 86
44 44 44 bunch fl 86
Ir you desire rosy checks and a complexion
r.lr m n<1 fran (ran. Pimnl~ !lln).l... .nd l'??
tinna, purify your blood by taking Dr. Pieroe'a
Golden Modioat Discovery. It baa no
equal Tor thia purpoaa.
The Human Hoof and iU Thatebing.?
If the tnan deserves well of bia country who
makoa two bladra of graaa grow where only
ono grew before, aurely he who produoea a
glorioua crop ot balr on a comparatively barren
aealp deaervea tbe hearty thanka of the
obliged party. All honor, therefore, to Profeaaor
K. T. Lyon, for, unqneationably, hia
renowned Kathaikor aocompllabea tbia object.
Gentlemen whoae whiskers are she of
making their appearaco in force, or the libera
of whoae moustaches dlaoleae theae " magnlf.
oent diatancea " for which Waahington duty
waa once ao famoua, will find thia IIair Pbrbuadr.r
tbe moat wonderful encourager ol
tifcroua development that bee ever yet been invented.
Both aexea are advlaed to nee it, aa,
by all odda, it ia the beat artiele for improving
the growth and beauty of the hair, keeping it
free from eoorf and dandruff, preventing it
from becoming barab, dry and gray?giving it
a rieh gloaa and endowing It with flexibility?
that Toilet Cbemietry baa ever evolved from
tbe vegetable kuiadom.
A 8tubborn Fact
Thore ia aearoely any diaeaae in which purgative
medioinea are not more or leaa required,
and muob Buffering might be prevented were
they more generally uaed. No peraon can feel
well while a coative habit of body prevalla;
beaidea, it Boon generatea eerioua dieeaaea
whioh might have been avoided by a timely
uae of Cathartic Medioinea. For tbiapurpoae,
DR. TUTT'8 VKGKTAI1LK L1VKR PILLS
are oonfldentiy recommended ; they are mild,
aafe, prompt and uniform in their action.?
They contain no Meroury. Pcreona may eat
and drink aa uaual, and they may be taken at
any time.
Millkn, Burks Co., G a., Oct. 26,1860.
Dr. Wm. U. TuU t
Sir?We have been engaged for aome time
in aelllng your preparations, and it affords ue
pleasure to say that in every inetenee they
hat a givto perfect aatiefhotlon. We ean more
particularly apeak of Tour Saraaparilla and
Queen's Delight. Liver Pill* and Pain Allevia.
tor, m being all tbey ara represented to ba,
having uaad them lo oar own fatnillaa with
mark ad sacoess; and would advice erey family
to heap a supply on band, as thay may ba tba
mean* of saving maoy dollars In doctor's
bills, and allaviating mueh pain and suffering.
Vary t.. ly yours GRAY A DANIEL,
fem. Dr. Tutt's Hair Dye Imparts a Natural
Color.
Xidrammtr Xhladitt
l Tba hot solar rays that rlpon tba harvests
generate many distressing diseases. If tba
liver ba at all predisposed to IrragwUrttes,
this is tha season In wbiah billons attaeks
may be anticipated. A weak stomach, too, Is
weakest in tba summer months, and the less
| af vitality through tha pores by excessive
perspiration la so great, that a wholesome
tonla, combining also tha properties af a dlf*
fuslva stimulant and gentle exbilirant, is in
many eases necessary to health, nnd under no
ciroumstanees should be dlspeneed with by the
slokly and debilitated. Or all the preparations
intended thus to refresh, sustain, aad
fortify the humeri frame, there Is nana that
will eompere with HoeteUer'i Oelebrated
Htomaeb Bitters. They have been weighed
la the balance of experience aad not
found wanting; hara been recommended
from the Irst as a great msdisteal specif)
o, not as a beverage, aad la spite of
Interested opposition from lanaawrnble quarters,
stand, after a twenty rears trial, at tha
head of all proprietary medicines tateaded for
the prevention aad ears of all erdioary eomplaiate
of the stem ash, tha Hrer, the bowels,
end the nerves. Ia the unhealthy districts
In, f SMIr;m the ?OS rtaava nt tiallfMaU !(-.
tattor'a 8loat?h Bitten ?ij kii ?Uim4 m
I kM An* f* > Mr*rv uti* <*i (* t\f ln|*?
W? B?wWw?c "ww ivr ??* ^ vi imvr#
itlMi or roaltteat foror. Tbo pwplt wbo
Inhabit thoa* diatrleta, ploo# (bo Moot ImoHoH
confldor, oo (a tbo prtpontlog?? oonddonoo
that io iMfiml or*ry yo*r by lb* rooolta of
iU operation.
A* bitten, oo aollad, of lb* Moot porolelout
obarootor, or* aprtnglag ap lib* fangion
orory old*, tbo poblto la boroby forowarnod
(tiait tbo drnn-ohop froada. Aak for Hoatottor'a
BlUora, aoo tbot tbo lobal, ate., *ro
correal, tad raonmbar tbot tbo (enuloo artl*
el* la noror told In balk, bat In bottlet only.
July 3 0 1
L f-f
To? Bharitf,
W?, thm frW. of JAMBS 0. YIARODf,
UMMMkla A Candidate for BhrrUT, at tko
%> art antkoriaod to IHIM J. L.
SOUTHXRN, Baq., a* i oandldat* tor i%illlttoB,
?0 BfctiM h| OtinrJU Co?ty. f
May 8 1 td
Tor Jmdfo of PrSfeMo.
MB ate aathorlaod to moon 0AHUH
J. DOUTHIT, Baq., a* a candidate for ro
election m Jedge of ProWU for Greenville i
County. l-td
For tke Stat* Smt*.
TBI friends of Colonel B. 8. ORITTMDill,
ttiohm bias a candidate for the State
Sonata *l the ease lag election.
May ? 4 U
Wg>rc aatboriead by the Woofs of JAMBS
V. MOOllB, Esq., ta onnoonoo bias as a candidate
for a soot in tbo State Bsnats, at the
ensuing taction. 1-td
For Clark of tho Oonrt
Wo aro aathoHaod ta state tbat ROBERT
MoKAT, Esq., 1a o Candidate for Clark of
tha Oou t, at lha ooosiag alsotioo. 11-tf
W? aro aotboitesd ta anaaoaao W. A. MaDANIKL,
Jtsq., as a candidate for *n siaatico
as Clerk of the Court for Oraaorllta County.
May 8 1 td
For Bolioitor.
The friends of ABSALOM BLYTHE,
Esquire, respectfully aoanonoe bias as a
Candidate for tbe office of Solieltor of tha
8tb Judicial Circuit, at tha eoseing alsotlon.
WE are aatboriead ta anaoanaa tha nana
of jaucn moviw v? -- - " -
__ m~ma*niu, ! USnQIOftM
for the office of Solicitor of the Eighth Judicial
Circuit, at the ensuing election. 01?tf
The friends of Colonel W..H. PERRY an*
nouoce him as a Candidate for Re-Bleetioa
for Solicitor of the 8th Judlolal District of
South Carolina. 80-tf
For County Commissioner.
Many friends of A. It. MuDAVH> Esq.,
believing the public good will be promoted
by having one of the County Commission,
sioner's resident at the Court House, pre*
sent bis name to the Nom;n*ling Convention,
subject to ita setion, ns one eminsntiy
qualified for the pines.
Jnly 17 11 tf
The friends of T. C. QOWER, Esq., announce
him as n Candidate for the office of
County Commissioner of Greenville, nt the
ensuing election. 9-lf
" Many Friends " respectfully announce
Mr. WILLIAM L MAULD1N ts n candidate
for County Commissioner, at the ensu
ing election. 6?td
THE friends of W. A. HUD80N, Esq..
knowing that he has discharged hie duties
honestly and zealuosly, and acceptably to
lbs peopla, announce him a* a oandidete
(er re-elaolioo as Couoty Commissioner for
Qrocnvilla, at the ensuing election.
COL. ROBERT ARNOLD,
OAPT. WM. GOLDSMITH,
B. R. JOHNSON, Esq.
The above Ticket is nominated for County
Commissioner*, and the gentlemen composing
it are respectfully requeited to allow
their names to be used
TAX PAYER8.
May 22 8 tdl2?
. For the Legislature
THE friends of WILSON COOK, Esq.,
snnounos him as a candidate for the Legislature
at tbe ensuing election.
WE ar* authorised to announo* BIMF.ON
H. WESTMORELAND, Esq., aa a candidate
for the Legislator*, at tb* ensuing election.
May 29 4 td
WE are authorised to annoono* F. B.
McBEE, Esq., as a candidal* for tb* Leglsiator*,
at tb* ensuelng election. 1-td
For Behool Commissioner.
We ar* authorised to aoooon** Da. U.
O. BERRY a* a Canditale for School Commissioner
of Greenville County, at th* ensuing
election, 11 ?tf
We ar* authorised to aanounc* Capt. JOHN
M. JONES as q candidal* for th* offloe of
School Commissioner for Ur**nrillo County,
at th* ensuing election.
July 19 10 tf
WE arc authorised to announce JAMES K.
DICKSON, Esq., a* a candidate for the offloe
of County School Commissioner at tb* ensuing
election. 6-td
WE are authorised to announoo ELIA8
BKAMLKTT n candidate for the offloe of
8ohool Commissioner of Oreoarill* County, at
th* ensuing election.
June 26 8 7*
MANY Friends of Mr. BERRY LEAGUE,
respectfully announce him a oandidate for
School Commissioner, at the ensuing eleetieo.
June 12 I td
WE ara authorised h? *
,v ] V? ?.
0. MoOER, Eaq., to announce him m a can
didate for re-election m School Commie*
loner of Greenville County, at the eoauing
election. ft?td
WB ere autborlaed by the frtondc of JOHN
If. WOOD, Eaq., to eonottnee bim u a candidate
for Bobool Oomnleeiooer, at the eaeetng
lection. -V td*
THB friend# of Rdaeetioa would reepeetfahj
nomtaote Prof. J. B. PATRICK for
Sehool Oomaoiaaiooer, at the eaMoiag eloe>
tioa.
Notice.
A LL peraone are warned aot to trade for a
r\. certain NOTE, aeeered by mortgage,
dated Mtk Vobmary, 1878, far One Haadred
Dollar a. twelre moatha after date, glroo by
the underelgaed to loeaph M. Ohaadlar, aa
the aaaae will not be paid.
BAEAH B. L. MITOHBL.
Jaly SSd, 1872. 12-2
Wanted.
TWENTY Half-Orowa HOOS, for whUh
the Caah will be paid. Apply to
0. W. MARSHALL, 1
. . ureosruie q. h.
Jmljr l?th, 1871.
SAWYER'S
Improved Cotton Gin,
XTTriTH AttyaeubU Roll Bo* ud Swinging
J f?"t? *?r daap, wet or dry
Gotten. AUo. the eelebrstod
?rUw#M fila.
J*- Hsrlng eeeoptod the Agoney of. the
? u ordori
far ud (Ornish to the Pisotere tho store Otoe.
?* Mnnlhetnesre' prteee, with freight sdded
to this point. I here *i my oflee, for Inaneelion,
on* of the store Oinr. Plea tori i-?
quMted l? Mil m* nmIm, Kvtrjr Ola warran
(ad. JULIUS C. SMITH,
, , Oo?rt Hon?e Sqvar*.
July 21 13 4
o*??*awcv>!
^ Build
jjS dattgig irE^ltr *f OnMiillt, la
mm, tint Ml mil KfWr tka pmi of tkla
Ordlaaaaa it abal! ml ka lawful IW mt party
or parttaa t? mmI aay waadaa batldtag af
aaj klad whataror oa tka Mala Btroot at aM
0k?.
Baa. I. Tkat baffcra aay paraoa or paraaaa
ahallprooaad to araat aay Btora Haaaa, Dwalllag
Hoaaa, Hatal, BUbla, Paaaa, Awn tag. Oal
lar Daar, aad atbar atraatara of aay kiad
wbataoarar. application lhall ft rat ba aU? to
tka OHy OoOnafl, to wrttiag, MaBg W'Ma
aad parpaaa to wktak tka aaU koUdtag -aa
otbar atraatara la daaigaad, aod otatiag tka
alaaa of laaatlaa far tka aaiaa, aod a ylwH*
hom tka Mayor aod Ahftoraoa ka illifall ta
OnmII to ooad * Bmrttftt to ?to? A* ttaa*
of ibk atowt or rtmu to ujr Nib or portlaa
wlablog to kalld i? tho City.
Sic. 4. It (boll to too duty of too Oily
Olork to n?mtor too opplioatloaa modo under
Soottoa M of tola OrdtoaEoo. to too otto in
which thoy oro preocntod, iij to 4to the Oflpki'
Sec. I. All portico fhlltof to woply with
too roqutroooeole of tktoOrrttaaaBO ohall to
food not looo tooa Alto oor MR than Arc
bond rod dolloro.
Done mod rotiAcd, aodor too oorporoto tool,
tbl* oloth dap of Joly, Anno Don[L.
I.] Inl ooo tooaoaod eight bondrod and
ooroaty-two.
J. P. MOORB, Mayor,
A. R. McDatid, city Olork. 1H?
Sale by Marshal.
BY virtue of an Order, to no loouod, from
tho Honorable the District Court for
South Caiolloe, I will cell to the hlahcot
bidder, ot auction, before the old Court
Houoo. ob Batordey, the Ad day of Angaet
pros., at 11 o'eloek A. M., the following
property, to wit:
Two Horses,
One Wagon,
One-fourth Box Tobacco.
Solo to bo monogod by W. H. Moutioo,
Deputy llerobel. Trrmc Cach.
R. M. WALLACE.
Marobal for South Carolina.
July MUM
paul b. lalarb. i e. p. larocobblirrk.
I A. A. ATBILHR.
paul b7lala1 & co.,
wholesale grocers
and
Commission Merchants,
AT NO. 175 EAST BAY,
Charleston, S. C.
July 14 ? ly
oro. w. william*. i jamro BBlfVOE, /*.
william birnie. i feank b. tatlor.
joe. a. rob*union, f aoRt. a. cathcart.
Geo. W. Williams A Co,
Factors and CovUifrtnfoin
I'M*. VHNUII)
CHABli&STOXr, I, O..
AID
Williams, Birnie &
COMMISSION MBItCilANTS,
65 BBAVKS StkBCT AMD 20 EXOIIAXOB TLKT,
NEW YORK.
flAf Messrs. Fobtkix A Hcistkr are pre
tared to mako liberal advances on Cotton aad
rodnce ablpped to us either in Charleston or
New York. 12-lm
The State of South Carolina,
GREENVILLE COUNTY.
By 8. J. DOVTIIIT, E*q., Judge oj Probate,
laid County.
WHEREAS, John L. Smith has filed a
Petition In my Office, praying that Letters
of Administration on all and eingniar the
good* and chattels, rights aad eredlU of
JORDAN KICKS, Sen., late ef the County
atoreeaid, deeeaeed, should be granted t-? bias.
These are, thereiere, to cite and admonish
all and slnsular the kindred and ered!tors of
the said deeeaeld. to be and appear la the
Conrt of Probate for said Counts, to be bolden
at Greenville Court House, on the bik day of
A maun next, to show cause, If any, why the
said Administration should not He granted.
0. J. DOLTRIT, J. P., G. 0.
Office of Judge of Probate, July 22d, 1872.
July 24 12 2
City Election.
/ \N tbe Second Monday In September nest,
V_/ there will be aa election held for MAY
OK end 6IX ALDERMEN, of the CUy of
Urcenrllle, to scrr# for the ensuing Term.?
Any pereon quallfted Constitutionally to rote
for member* of Ike Oeoerel Assembly of thte
State, end who bare reelded slaty (AO) jajri
within the Corporate Limit* et the die, prior
to the day of Election, and who eball hare
Registered bis name with tbe CHy Clerk ae a
roter, will he entitled to rote at aaid election.
THE BOOKS OF REGISTRATION win
be OPENED by A. R. MoDA VID. City Clerk,
at hie office, on Saturday, 3d day of Ana tut,
and will eloee at A o'clock, P. Ifen Batsr*
day, the 0th day of August, of said mouth.
JAMBS P. MOORE, Mayor.
A R. McDavid, City Olerfc.
July M ? ?
TUKKIP SEEDS,
W. H. WATSON'S,
AT WH0LK8AL8 OR RKTAIL.
JUST reeeired, rig: English Purple Top,
Skirring'e, BelngF, and White Rvta*
Daga. YoUow.?Large Aberbeen ; Robertsons
Golden Ball; Preneh (llaootsr) ; Pla
land and Stone. WhiU.?English Large
Not folk, Doteh and Green Globe; fiat
Duteh Red Top aad White ; Selading Set*
en Top, freeh end of careful culture. Sold
by weight, la paokagee whieh git# praoth
eal dtreetlona A liberal dieoannt is offered
to ike trade. Al?p.
HARDWARE AND TOOLS
of all eleeee, Inelodiag the lately pateated
Lightning, Meehanla'a Own, and other sus
ncrlor olaeees of Sawn A loo, Paiota, Colorhat
Varalsbee, aad Artists' Materials.
July It 11 I
jMlLLlNERY_AT COST.
A RARE CHANCE tOA THE UOIEt.
T?OR the aext thirty days, my stock will
JU bo offersd at Cost. Among the toriety
mat bo found Trimmed HATE and
BOM NETS, Latent ettlce Real aad India*
Hon HAIR, Paaey JEWELRY. Ae . Ac
1 oka hoop oa kaad a general stock af
MILLINERY, which I will ho glad to sell
to the Ladies. Moo. JENNINGS
Jy 10 10 1
IRltisi*
A1 THE CMC* FWTMT.
Owe Uroee Leag-haadle, RooaA>potot, Steel
R. R. SHOYRLST
two Pea. Ogden's Beet R, R. Stent PICKS.
GOWER. COX A MARKLRY
m* 0? Tom Pbt. LIBERTY WRITE
LEAD, it tb? OimIi Fmotury.
\ Jyio it ?