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FAIRFPIEL ii1ARTi *WXNN8DO1 O, .Wednesday MornhI , Sept. 20, 1870. JNO. S. REY NOLI)t Editor, Otu.' Carc.c.at?es. FOR PRESIDENT, SAMUEL J. TJLDEN, of Now York. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, TI[HOS. A. 11E VDRICKS, of Indiana. FOR GOVERNOR, WADE HAMPTON, of Richland. FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, W. D. SIMPSON, of Laurens. FOR BTkTE TREASURER, S. L. LEAPHART, of Richland. FOR COMPTROLLER OENERAr,, JOHNSON HAGOOD, of Barnwell. FOR SECRETARY OF STATE, R. M. SIMS, of York. FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL, JAMES CONNER, of Charleston. FOR sUPERINTENDENr OF EDUCATION. HUGH S. 'IOMPSON, of Richland. FOR ADJUTANT RIENERAL, E. W. MOISE, of Sumter. FOR CONOREss, FOUR Ir DISTRICT, J. H. EVINS, of Spartanburg. FOR SoLIoTOR OF TIHE RIXTI CIRICUIT T. C. GASTON, of Chester. Whittemore, not1withstanding he(! was twico kicked out of Coligress for corrupt practices, is still a great man among the RepublicIans of South Carolina. H-e was chai rmn of the committoo onl platform in the reent conivenition, arnd othorwiso acted a prlomlinen~t parit No hotter Ilroof is -.-t ol r 01no1 corruptioni and( worth lessness of the Rpuiblicani party ini this Stato than is to) be found ini the prominoneo and inthuuwe on joyedl by muon like the Re'verend R. The revelation by Eli..t t o fa lit tle chapter in Chambd erl:aini> past life was no doubt a litu s~~ltartlin~g to many of the faithful. It seems thatd in 1870, Niles (i. .Parkcer wanted Chamberlain t~o run for the United States Senatorship and wrote him a letter asking him whether he would consent to bo a candidate. In replly the attorney-general said :"About the United States Senatorship, .1 don't know what to say. I am very well pleased with my prlesent othce, but my position is just this :If may friends wish me-0to he a c'andidateQ to prevent ithe party from going over to nIegroism,II shall, if it is to) dofeat such a calamity, consent to run." What effect this letter had upon the convention is best seeni inl the hea!vy vote given for Chamber lain against his c'ompeltitor Dunn. Theo Governor's Proclamation. Thme proclamation issuod by Gov ernor Chamnberlain--which will lbe found in another portion of this papr-is at very good thing its wiay. It urges the peole to keep the pe~acO, anfd pr~omises that the power of the State shall be used to sup preoss all outbrcakis. Thme governor will be sustained by the good lpeo. plo in every proper ellort ho may make to preserve the public peace. It is refreshing just no0w, to see ogy chief magistrate evine a willinmgne'ss to use the civil authority amnd the State constabulary to cheek dis., order. HeI has recently shmown such'l anxiety for tihe pr~~eence of Federal troop~s, that we would have expet ed hlim to call for a few extra comipa nlies to bo stationed at Charleston. Had the riot been instituted by Democrats-which, hlowever, i scarcely a surposible case-he would have at once c'alled up~on the troops. IHad it occurred at any place where there are now no sol, diors stationed, lie would soonI have ad a company or twvo sent to the~ scene of trouble. It will be ob served by all fair-minded men thlat it makes aull tile difference inl the world On whlat side trouble is begun. Itadical disturbers aro subjected only to tho civil authori. ty. Democrats who dare to enter vigorously, yet peacefully, upon a political campaign, are to be sub-i Ij'eeted to tcli mortification of voting ?unldOr bavoliets and to a constant ee jtoxinge of unsci-upulous politi cians in the guise of United States deputy marsatils. Turklibh iBarbarities. The war in the E:ast has reached a stage and has become of a char actor to demand the attention and action of the Christian powers. The barbarities constantly practised upon the Christians, without regard to ago or sox, are a disgrace to nodern civilization, and should be stopped. How far the cruel nature of the Turks will carry then in bloodshed and toi turo, cannot Uo ostinlaLted. The stateoOf aflairs in the East is well described in the following article from the Charles ton .Jmu nacl of Connterce: - "The revolted provinces of Tur key have had no direct support from the great powers *of Europe. Re bellion in any shapo or form, or from whatever cause, meets with little favor from those governmient . Aunong the people of Eur.)p)a.Un nations, the struggle of the Bulga - rians, Servians, Bosnians, etc., have attracted sonic general good wishei on the part of those who in politics dislike the arbitrary domination of distant and alien authorities, and prefer h1o10n1 rule. As a contest between men of Turkish and Cau. casian bhlcd, it has enlisted some natural sympathy of race. And. be cause involving people of the Chris tian the Moha mnedan religions, I. further interest as been felt in thi war. The illssian govertunent hails allowed its people to raise silserip lions, and forward funds to bth< men of the provinces. It las per mitted its oilicers to vohmteer theiu services, and, as individuals, to gr into tho provincial arm1ios. But tlir indiret anad inellicient, assistanlce has proved( utterly inadequaCte to Have tUhli people fromt the power o the invading i llies of tlie '1'Turkisl. govermnent, whi elb wont to have beeon everywhtere vietoriouls. "'T'he impo}lraexce a Itnchied to th< batlance of' powetr bectween the g~reatI nations of luope-t-he jealoly flit a))1h011Si01 lest a too great pre poinleranuce umty occur, nil ticheit: wvillingness of Engle.Itol, l'nmuce anl AustrIa, that l ussia should absorl Tui-key ill Europc, obtain poses Silln of C m-~t-iintinop'le,.and holdi the malistery ofi the11 .lihiick $0e1, ha~vt chieily co11 nr iu e toti the niainteni - --, .,- i. tu Illikn government. Thaot thle govermoernti is tyrannmieil. lippress-Oive, feeble andti effete, ii 1ick1man hasii assiuouisly mlirsed, fmI tfear of the2 grave 'omplientions and15 t.roub les aniticiitedOi inl the aidmlin1is Ita in of his estaite. And bloo. and1 monefly lov beenii~i freely spet)iI ti vy(If t~he 'Thei Muimeii~ Porte.' "Unmt eventIs which haivo recenith trimnspirod in the conduct. of thel inio oiII(f Bulgauria bly the Turks have lighted upi a isentiiit of blu-n ing indignation throughout Chri'ist o'idomi, and1( amI1ong atlleivilized peO ples1 of the whli t race, f~hat will overrido d iplomlany anld chiange the poh lcy oif the nations1. '"The native beaultiality anud iun tamo~d f'erocity of the Tuirkishi sol diers hiave shocked the worl toI a degroioo iukowni andi unfielt. before in t his age. Th'ie general and indi&5 er1illninlae perpell.trationl of crimies whlichl so1 oIffend mtodesly as to be unmiienitioable,11 foillwed by thes wh~olesale slaughter of mcen, womflen and childr-en, toI the niumiber of twelve thonuand bly the bahi - bazouks after t heir last iictory, have done imore to) ae.,l the fate (If Trur'kish rule ini Europej), thanii the mislell' andl opplressions olf a een tuury. Th'is is an1 age which is largely controlled bly puicj oplinlion, anmd now a-days it is felt as it never bas beon in the past. Glovernmeonts are moved iandt rulers bow before its pten 'hcy. 1The inhuman1i11 barbari ties systemauitically prac'ti ued by ithse monsters Of Hzavagery, haivel kindled a hlamei (If hiatrod and' abhiorience(' thalt wvill never (ie out1, bult will inevitaly devoIur the last vestieO oIf Islamic domination in (the territory The3 Reimpbncani Ticket. It is no new thing for the IHadi.. Calls oif Mouth Carolina to violhte the I ihedges, and11 theroe is the~'fro little, if aniy, rurpj rise' felt at the ticket recently n~ominaltedl in Cohun an b111lodly of theO ticket, the people of tho State arie wuelI enlough ne <tlainted-.and perhlaps they know already too much oIf tihe enitiro hot of candidates. R. IH. (leaves, (lie asp~liranlt for theo lieutenats go(ver tion1 for follr 1'ears. lie hasi Weln nlot(oev onl' y v mn.dl1enmo ,,so )f the pardoning power in the ab. ience of governor. He is a mulatto rather fair intelligence, good bear ng and curteous manners, but of o1. ewhat questionable honesty. Dardozhthe complacen t and soff-po$ osesed divine, is again put forward is State troasuror--.a position he has hell for four years. Though badly mixed up with the stealing practised in the time of Scott, ho ins behaved rather well since he bectno treasurer. It will take nnany years of holiest octions on his part to counterbldance the frauds in vhich lie participated when he wvas Secretary of State. It was Dardoza who, by the advice of U'hambllerlain, took the seal of the Mtate to New York, that fraudn-nt Londs might be the more rapidly issued by Scott, Parker & Co. The, breasurer will stand very close watching. For comptroller, Dunn. the present inctuubent, is put for ward. There is nothing worthy of mote in Mr. )un's record, except its many iniconsistenc ier. 0.ig;ii, illy sent to the Legislature as a Democrat, from 1-orry, ho soon 1anme out ats an)) " [idepenidelit llepub lIiai," and 11ran on the (Greeln ticket in 1874. le was noted during that 'uampaign for making terribh speeches against certtinl Inen31, an. then cooling d W1n. His chioie upon the present ticket i~ one of the evidences of a reconciliation between Ohe ditferent wings of the Raidica: party. For Secretary of State, H. E. Hayne, who holds the position now, was nominated aln1 ;t u^ni mnously. He was formerly senator from Marion couity, and was then regarded as one of the most poison ou1s and incendiary men in the pai ty. ie was geneirally belieQved to be" utterly corrupt, amid nothing ha taken place to caus1e anly alto, ationl of this belief. He is a brigh. mulatto. a111(1 it carpet-bagger. F0. 1ttdo: n)v g1eer1, 1. B. Elliott re eived ia vote (vein larger that, Hayne's. 110 bitterly oppose(. (h ai n I iii, ute the latter's friend being very sainh-like fellows, readi ly forgave him n1 put1) mlulu on tin icket. ElIliott. is well k Lwn 11as 011 Of the chief of the robbers wh( plnund1 red the State for six vears. N. more)1 t'1o lln t n:l.ni 111s (.v r held positi,))m uder thle Repuiblican -ove nnnent1 in this; State-which i s inglI& a great deal. For the ofliev I atdjtutt an1d insjpetor generl. Ohe ermenttionl nomlintedt(( Jamney, Kennledy, who wais once a sergeant :najor inl the UiteId Staltes armliy. mnd hias siinceI behi diffi n t snhor ;nent. As- the1 ad(jutanlt-generalI IIst8~2 alVy, utl er l ihdial rule. h1e I, siieenre, doub1!tlessin K enn (3 sould (In w the pay anld do thet (lin g 4of 1t1h ofliee abo ut 2a grae' :'u1lly I as any1 (Ithm 1 nirin ini 1 is partyv. For ' I~ suplinten.ent o(1(f (edII vhaizt hie is, we haive 1not yet. le:u nied '10 does no1Iit possess3~ the (3Ieet ion; pud~titientions ne Hcsar to a pop bachlarge oIf the( duiti(es of the( IIflice. Ax a1 whole thei4 present I ui 1n(2 ickect 1 i n impnlrIve'inen~t upjonl 1hos I(ereto(forwe puit. for'ward' by'L the party ft 111as11 lipo ii mieni noi ous1I~lly ('01 rup111. atu1 l hers shlainiefaily ignlI';111. rupionists1, and the i (tground to1 believe 1thaftxc I' ans wil~lw be3 beh in 3hee. (Th reform t of th.[e 1'.1iev o 'Oilt ixshain, and the('j~ 'icke j.ust )pjxitttisof titselfan (ovrwhening!: bCh iamb1~ erlnieno'nat fd. -it Ao td,21(11 iispatc re ei1 on Frlav i tornIing brough(It th1 ~'le itormation ipitin to 1 & ~oi('the1 (iilve hil b~oeenril decrasing for mt (1myiI' toi 1~ his ipor ai ((hllh le dnentsVgood, ha ndlLL itlitrt i ne~ fuhe 4epublica thate wnas the 'ir estme , andilili they8 l* 21d all they cti to mal1ag 1hi tons to thei wliin of ihe h .dator bernr and'r js the l tovntor was'35( wting r acancei lo reon ile Sothe aio malonten t 'he Welian hiiis0ii 3 um rins i way to o it up m~l tterly W0'e coill orse Hstrn lees to the PreidentC~ and thingeerev~ to epaeas ther OnnPositionl ir~to thn mtao ron,, ion. Things stood thus when the spirit of the Washington govern ment, uttered in the circular of the Ettorney-gonoral, was made mani fest. Now was Chamnberlain's op portunity comlo. 110 hastoned to Washington, imiado friends with Honest John Patterson, and the two made such iepresentations to the Cabinet as to convoy the idea that the only chance to provent a bloody onifliet in South Carolina WaK to flood the State with United States sol(iels , 11a11n with 1:Ltrlahi-l ('lothed hiinti 1 iny noly tuppofl'rteOrs, lnd the opposition to him was practically at an1 end. He is no)w the ctulidate of the Republican 'party, id ntum bers nmong his fl ienads the very worst. lowest 1((1 most dangerous n11on in the party. He hats 111de concesijolns to the !d eleinents, and we inny expect himn to yield stall further to their views attt wishes. lie is practically the represetitativo .n1 the advocate of those inen and those ImeIasurl'es which have dis gra'"od South Carolina dilt ing the past eight years. He hts now to panll der to the views an. wishesof Bowe:, Patterson, Jones, Elliott, Whitte 1o110e and men of their stamp. In such -1 position, with such surroundings, Mr. Chaimhbcrl ain has 110 claim to the sulpport or eveni the recogni - Lion of the good people of the State and it is fortunate for them thitt there is ill the ie ld a candidate for whom they canl conlsistOitly vots. Chainberlaii represents ignorance. corruption, btyonet--rule, an1d all 0 tle evils following in the train of these Hi:.mptllon r'epresenlts hiones ty, initelli gence, hmeule, iland good goivern inent for till claisses of the people. Can thare be any hiesitationi upon the part of the goo1d people of the Mtae il c1oo ilIg hiet wein the two [coMJtuNic.\T1mn.] Como to the Front. Mr!,. E~etor :* In these perilous timies, when the State is catllig upon1 aill ?fer loya. Ills to corm(' to i her resenel, it wo bt s Pm incomprehens.ible how mn ltyling theisl.elves D Iemio)cr:ts e'tn refunse to im1ite uit's their fellow. ('itize11 inl the cifort that is Ibei!lg Ill o to crushil out. Radi.-alism11. And yet in1 WuVimshloro there are ai store or m)1or.e of V Iters w10 ('l1111m t) Ie true )enocrtats, Ibt who pscsistent ly re.fuhse to come into tihle party organ iz.ation tml thereby ne sitist;i thegoodi work tie! ix gToin._ onl. Ti. thlese mn I woull d v iln tall k:n 1 ness-i timtt tiihey ar Ie practicallly ?tiving1 is atnitt ed thatt at e'viupact', s'olin orga niz~at ion1 is a [rIi ('(phii I 1(foi S 'tiIess, and11 is thle onlyV I\ aIeri. i .ugh ~ which success can~ lum.. IohmaI'e5e mlihl hlindrances inl the wi*L toi the frIait, a(Id Ifa(ce th issueth like .(1n. le't yot in finds know0 whr ou)1 stand,.an1.1 whather orI not you [ noI pal trioItic impulse115s aim lat e youi, thoci, walke up fromi your lethargy, Rever'los of a Muilo. 'rayuing. I was ahvayvs (Ipposedl toi borrint111 (thund." T he5y sa lI longs to 11 nligger' : ~i.lIlei i legall o a~s V1 IIItl iI1 au' wellk9 ht L never te tr ledii th (ler Th(e1y0 say I e :1 o 1z si t~t nl (1 1 IloI 1 :l11itii 'rat w3' i . 'h'aiio o im for me.t t wel i tnvI that, as motag ie re lr ,inel1 1(of ese1day ;ad ten ('i;:i .aasterj agin Thak dfo the h'e' -ainty of( hi, tis l it uil have in win t (r. 10 pe the liI f:- li e '1 to takeIs obie' beor grii s t is g , (is thi1 st I nmnlmay.~e of r nii w .ike1il nof orn,3 and oult be a Sor-,r hish liwn liraw thei~ Rai. 4 rw hi iendsoc~lti am l idrs. '1 is~ at' leulehtl'1 1(nd I d -nt hohl toi t'h11orrioed it ter whenIlr mvti hrse lpat raded Win r thie fsle, i ii ashamlIIed tf nIysell' and tfolinl plor soui, all tIto hwl'my lad Demo..( shoti' inate oni l the tide alk1 look' ic livtry mneh lik hel w toki t I s awn ropety.d (lut belwas in such lke one t tth"oroed th-:.,d thbnderw"dCtrsedtr."mNw that'ns' vtd mehowthg m"eritor"l cop-m ie caredat rvlinsadUa at $160 per bushel. Curse Mr. Borgh, of Now York, for allowing my brothers and kistors to be sold, into slavery and starvation to ox slaves. Curse one, curse all-but as I is a mule, I pray God I may soon got into a white man's stable and in a stable that has a loft to it full of eorn and oats. I is a iiulo, and tho' I have long oars and huge brains and amt much of a philoso hlor, I cant fur the soul of me see why white Deioerats will bo so silly as to toll all on credit imo and my tI ile to penniless (larkeys, save it is ro eli.il e tlo i n >w au I then to (it a swell antd ma ke fools of tdhem selves parading 1ound in critter co111pahnies. Better pay for mofirst. I have harl times slavin' for this same culloed family, I has, and I amI. like the Democrats, tired of so niiiill poor fhedin' 0nd starvation and I walts a cnlittlge. his TOM ;I MULE. miairk. AN ARTFUL DODGER. The Astonishing Baggage of a Family of Montrotl. A fashionablo jeweler, namied Mellor, who kept a m1a"glificent s110) in Montreal, and abscontdod across I the lines at iidnight some two mionlths ago, l~as I-.- ve:1 to h., one of theI shmarj est sind iiers that las eover gr teed this part of the Domin ion, and was ably :tided by his famnily im his ('fli4rts to defttla l his credit ors. 1's ior to his (:vImrt iii e 1 muelted (down a Loge shaie of his valIuIble jewel: y oi dceiete woi k niinshiip mnto bave fo r the purpose. ul~lhpit (rtepipteof rryi;,: away. 1)ut it wa~s im possi)le f'or0 him to t:ik, it all wit: imi, andl s .oon after h!is (th-partute ti sichet was mai.del., and bu'kest's < tmagnlificentL jewelery, in1chidin: c(st y div 'iaimmdis, were fotmi1 in the eeo!btr of his re05idlence. T1he, resii (lent"e of ;1-. 3erger, li bieau jwellt, was i1) searcld, and a h ox filled with costly liigs wele f,.1 Be1ger Was (onfse God1 m teil fo'r b)eing an ne compu- . :t:- at his trial facts wetre rCV(en!ed showing the sharp prraetice of Mellor, who iiiinitged1 successfully to hoochvink the Amllerica11 custoti authorities, whol wre" never elevel eniugh to s"eize his rich Ihootv. Last week a still 1:trger (uiimtity oA the jeiwe'rv was foum. whet Mll.r' sies t t t eptIl to cIro t lo h mt-. i 1.\ Mdoii n, (. ofY. ThIies. wel1 ('" mf:n:-.! y t ai f-eu I isi a, bl r.I, h a11 i 1 :i: '1 t eti lad.t ies in ;P tin> M'iir bi1g 'a.;e checke. . A I Im hat., wi:lih one of le ofdiis oI)en! r 141e-r- ie i ini heru1 hanid, wae SiarclhaIl by tch customs <.iicer wh f.dit aol loll com'ot. This re mm lah.( coninut v:-asenl ttil (11. "p)e 1' 0.mee( of anl ordlinary m)it, bu;i "11 be1 O)n1-ed 1as foundi( to l.( a Iekei solid with gold e h tins, (siu - lmall bask carrid by.4 Ine o Vi -'hildren, ire a tWl mibOe of gadi 1mhl ot iilulo.h bag. mal. i thsat no0.Itd and run an I o fundV'l the) sam la bei 't rtl ut tIe ord'I yaptl).ea :aiin Savhun muhr ofci' diansmds. A lant caieti 3iyahitl by was diiI. v iee wi i Cin .ontreal115 ofciyal '1t >en mi stckas 4)1(1 jirt to l tuntined, anC'ig.iad bat the fom ot lso theui we;l~ ( biliO lite~s mi ele, 'd-iem ~ 1!t rings brchs o.. Vi'he value of01l~'4 jeweiry licoe- slav b-ioi4t i15,0. It isIi ta - 0.000 wort ~h ofj jwlry so( far0le ha4 b4ee 1 ecoere to )IC the' eI editos.I The HaImah V44te.-' gives foling asu anl oe'lld dalofy' plen uews, eheite recely by an intr viw wl ~it a r Cus1o -house min t'o lei lemn w l h ight o beht fuhat veraan, ai 'Cso ing1 '4 obddar e old~s oftkeet ves. terda. "'he 'me h fight~I4I.I p\'mwer, good--by to gthe r-~oights ofI youi colo.e e i ple n. IThe (silay wiver ill e3 bek is whkil (IC "\l's aSo el ?" yii' ra o I is t h.ie s' lolenr . T nwslI <oi(lei people iie5 1 )3( compe!!c4 .. I Ieli kinuistolvo f'or~ votin' and \i e'er, f(: tire:-ssendo frkhn. comet youb ain' a-di', h~aonou." D "It can't 1)0 possiblo~hat..--" "WVliar's aniy m ud, boss, and vilar's my forty akore? 'Whar's my ittlo hiundred dollars what I lof' )bor dzir avid Mister Brinkorhoff in to Bunk, and whar's do entrust on t ? Hit's je like I toll you, boss ; ['in it mniddle Gourgy nigger, an' I mnows when ia umt ot iluiiha's in ny britchies l)OCkst. I dunnio inttin' 'tall 'bout yo' Hlayes an', yo' hVhoole is: but I bin it knowin' trs Aif C(llqitt sensee lie wn'. so ligh, anl' I'11 gwine for ter' fling; him it 4)i~C sill' woto of dto Lordl );prs tio. W'ld)l you see it iiiddlk )y do Ilug brigs, you l'out 'lone. 1 util' got nuo )int for ter 'spalte wid 'oil, 1)0'8s, but I jos' tliuik I'd stop ong nuifi to~ palls ito t11m0 liv day. [n reards to Mister Bryatt, I atin't. .cuhial huimi wid it tel foot pole. Cuti liii nin' how~ ter elraw ily ;er:tekci' on d.) tidder side uiv my jaw." Mr. iliden as an Invostigator. Whe a politi('ul ring trier;, 1)v r iudtleiit ('o11inil, to dei('at Xzririhl C. ']n1gg's (r'') io1 ats Join)ptroller, 11tr. T1ilden, being ciii )lOVe(1 to inivest igato the uIiat.tei', )Ut his fii);;er at wire flp1):l tuitu pre 'iso spo t W here the vo:, had1 been ikenl (11 I!l :' 1 ;11(d g ivenl to It., oiiipetitor, i i I deint it tr .tcd t:( e('eiV'Cd his ofiice w~itioit fiu the. lel:.y. ? en 2J 'rs. (;Iin m haun) :ttten ipt-. ?d to (t.*l)LH, t~ut' s :ii i 1! Dr. .I,l. )n IL pr(+! y t1 iodt ta' I e ttii Ite v ii .11" Tiit i:t I.leii ion H :fia ' Vi. 1) iiiiiilici. a(I ilft-o \Vlivn s0om1e of the :Lh)I--:t 11)i; i11 )(0S Of theo New~ Yo: Ic i':a', l';t~2t'; )y Cli les, (')tlulu i',144 had . fi ie to, heir UiIS'itli I v, 111. Ti(1, ith. iii t ig;, 't'ii\'ictioti of sevcei ii jlir'i('S lie pit Sc o uiiiit of iitoiiev whlichi G'ael itt' Of the thieves had( Q..il lie's, I ;.'i~ :' r of t ie S :i.. his Oild expto se fri: uI1s in tile canii u:ti~g('iuieut. whtich 11.1(1.:M(, l~ttill 1 t,:i! ,?! 0 ()1 1:41: 11~; 41 his 0M)111('(: 11(1 i 4 ftit '('. .,:11111e Of 11 i )('1's lilt\' 1)11 i 11 1:1<4.'tl. 1: r The( 0 :xt I i ,l t fo thle enipi ovi diiil )f \lr. Tildii 's skill as aii ilv ti .Iatoi' lies;;)t \V. sli )tato, :n.l \\II('! 1c~ ,;cis 11) \',t Irk ii it we (txl~cct; t" (11 Vtl '1s ,1' Ill1(I8'('IUl VIi L 1tu\ it:I't lia(? tI [ I". :( C'. (OVe: n l1ixel : earnest rAnonstranco of counel, the issuance of bills of indictment. The pretext for this course is the political excitement and the intimi dation of witnossos. But the - effect is the uncontradicted circula, lion of lying exaggerations and in ventions highly bonclicial to Radical ism, and euallly injurious to South Carolina and the party supported by her pepl. We call the attention of the p0o p11 at the North to the game that has boon played in this business. It sjpeiaks for itsolf, and is nothing llore or less than a. lonspiracy to suppress the truth.--Journal of DE ENNIM ONNING 0F A 1%T D'T W sTOOJEE. OF Fall and. Winter DRY GOO)S, 'L Q T H I 1T0-, BOOTS ANDI SIIOES , LADIE:S' and GENTS' N(OTIONS TR UNKS AT )ANNENBERGj~'3 JAL1L AND) SEE MY LARGE AND BE.\UTIFUL ST!OCK OF J1UST1 RE1CEIVEDI AND RECEIV,. ING LDAILY. NO NEIED OF GOING OR SEND ING TO COLUMBIA OR FOR YOUR G OO DS. I INTEND TO SELLT GOOP EQUALLY AS LOW AND THEIREBY SAVE YOU ALL YOUR TfROUB3LE AND EXP1WSS rIA vrJn$.