Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

l "* * ' Dr.. j. f. riTLSU.?n?lnp mrorn, c*ys, i pradnatej Rt tm ,UnW?r?itr Of Tonn'r* i 11 lSJt?, &iul *ft?"r Jfl* jllptrlninli > t^pIc i "i>r. Kit l> i-'s \ rptl It hrtniinllu v'j'vtip n'ul 1*i 1 Is, winch 1 gnaranteo mi infalllblo euro fp>r Pniiig in IIavI, l.utiga, liaoV.lIcir', Limb*, Ncrron% Ki 1V II1 I, (veil all HhouniV r> dt'^iaen. Sworn l >, thl* 'Ji'th Aiwil, 1-71. >fc* b. A OHHOURN, Notary fubftr, J'Mla. t]i??yun voro Cw 1 *7it. amUvQl wit i'frnnYenor-rt?. I* "'i 1(? v.Thoo.Mnrphv.l\D.?T<ratikJcml,I>nirvl{rv.ti.It. I v.inp.M'xUa.lhv. IJrv.-l.S.ltnch.iTinn^t'lnrorrr.l xvltrr. Ui.SmiUi, I*itt?-1, N. \ . I'n'li t ihurch. 'Vhila .Ac. Afnir-tmlshouldvrrito J hr.J'htb r,l*ltlK.,fr rcxj-l.v i ito-v Pamphlet?% irnamntrHvuxr! in ifoilewnrtif. r??.i" k -">4..oavi^vvuruuuuwxi{w^^ftUtj-,yv!a bjdru^iOft Teas! Teas!! KMAHLISIIKD HID. TCiE ORIGINAL American Tea Company, No. \u V B8K\ b I 1:1:1 V, j'. 1). r.os, 1'JNY. NKW VOKA. liOISKItT Wl 1 .I<S, l'tesi.!- lit. *% raiCB LIST 0? TEAS. OOl.ONO. r-iaok. jo, :.o, no, hcsf. 70 ets j>er u>. M1XKO. /.icon ami 1 ituk, IT ."?(.), 1?t, 7')eO per U?. .J AT AN. 1 " 1 M I'i'/iJ I A ! /. i peon, 00, 70. SO. no, t??>t *1.00 per 1!>. VOl" N?i I! VsON . liven, >0, co. 70. so. J.? >. l?< ,1 -1 .*><) po, ]t>. (.I'M < iWDKIi. {Peon $1.00, l?rsi fjl.'io peril). J.N(. I.!>!I 111; i-iAKK.VST. fOv'k, no. 7". C?t. ! '>, i-i o $1.00. per |i,. N. I?. ? W'o lia\o a sperialii v <>l Canli'ii jtiro will Vol: NO 1! Y.- ON an.I I MITT I A I .. ;?! $ I .-JO. ami OOl ,o.\ (Kxlra < lioioe, !> 1.00. Oiu !? o a.o | .it i! > ill line pom),! pad, r.;es, w ith the I, it nl ati'l | fitp in* < to ? i.p rinhs lo <? ]! oitr Teas |o families, hotcN, lio.inline hott-ii ami others. 1:< Wiiliu; lor leinis or iamditi.'. otiK'i i. be |>a:iiniiar to :n!?1;the V.esiilout 1 I'tiie eoiu|>aiiv thus: IN 'I'.r.llT WTI.I.N, > o. I'l Yeses street, Ni.w A' ?i:ic. We a e eoiuj i lint to ie,jneM this, as ?. ?l In. pa. 11 .a i a e imitated i.ui man name. Ann lo ? dt. R. R. RADWAY'S READY RELIEF CURES THE WOTIT.T PAINS in from Ono to Twenty Minutes. NOT ONE HOUR nfl''i"rc:i In ' I'il-< ! ' verl 1-iMivMit nooil nnyonn KPITKU \vi r:i pain'. <: '.DWAY Ki-.ADV PFI.F'.F IX A C.TKF, VOtt KVKIfY PA IX. It w.i-i tlio i'i t an.l Is 'U lix> Oisl.v I'iiiii TJntiocl.v ; if;n - > ? , iv< 1'illn111 itiiitun>l ? ?)11 > i ihilei . w ln'iIut o. t ho l.iintfi. hi . it, ItuTt i Is, in oilier j, uf(U in urguu-, liy j<n<- M|)|iltcaiion IN FROM ON'F TO TWHNVY MTXUTP.X. iici inn't'.r linw vl; P ut or < -. i n? Intiiit; tlw i>n!n thitllKPM A'flC, Keit rlittl'cii. Intlrm, Crippled. Noivyuii, Ne;;rnl'.;lo, or prostrat* I wiili ili-v use u??y suiVor, RADWAY'S KEAPY RELICT wn.r. affop.d instant 7: xsr IXFJ.HMMATION OF III'. ratlNKVS (\n. W. MATKOX'OK TUB M.ADDKR. IXFX.ANIMATION OK TUB R??i ? ;. : . 4 1 " lilJXtl POKI' THROAT, wri-l ; .? PA I 1 I I \ I . i.N OF J UP, HKAP.T. xiY*Tt;m< . rr ) p. i>' * ('Al'AltlvIX, INFIX l'.NZA. .1 HF'ADAi ir.i, run: :: > 1 U.i.I \. lillEl M \TXSM. cam) run,:.-;. .\ori-. ni 11.1 - * > * T . . .?? . ??? -,; / ; -ir'^ir , :fy : V. I,. ;i rfi; i i' ?TV^ H\f\ vt. IN\? 111;. *V Vi lU^i: i mi i:\, MI'K 11 * M III i i \rc> 11 <>K \ liWKNTKItY, ? * -!< \fl.Ni) I.N THE H<>\VEl,S. ) flit I :t It lNTj:tt>s Mj I' li.> . Travelers nl<l i carry n I o'll of I'm!. ^ lVliy'? iCl'lltl.t llcllt'l' Vtllll ! I' \ I|M\?.|)<< ?v!?? ! will prevent m kno or pains I out .ih mi. <> ?S>r , I' wntcr. It Is belter tli.in Kttiln.li Hnuult or Jnuorft as tt/< pUyiulant. r,. / FEVER IxWD AGUE. 1 ^ ' ? k s> ttfltn re mod I it rtpent In tl v ...I ; tit at mil cure Kctif Antl^AuMio, Ami nil other Malarious, Itiloiis, Sriirlm,^ . m 1 > I' I I.l.s i'.AI'iI .U > l.l. A l^i 1.1..^! I I.! ID* I'lliy ] jit. >i: 'jfgALTH! BEAUTYl'l ktrono wr> rrnr. r.t?-tt TU.oop-iwpr.vsB I 1 -'11 ,VM> W llilt r < l.KAIt SKIN AND , Vl'Iirt l, lUMi'l.l.MU.N MXUtlii) to AtJi. DR. RAD WAY'S Sarsapariliiau Resolvent VHE GREAT Dl.oai) PURIFIER. 11 AH MADE Till: MOST ASTOMStlIKO Cl'RF.S: SO iMJJi'K. RO HAI'ID A li K Til!': CllANUl..-. THE t'ioftv 'TNur.mtoKS, I'NOKK IHK INKMKN.'K t?i lit;.; i'Kl J.Y \\ u.> i'l-.ltf i i. Ml.l'it I.NK, 'i 1IAT Every Day an Increase in EM and ?ei|M is Seen and Felt. | livery drop of iiio r \r.r.\r.vnu,u.\v rerol. | . I'.NT ( oinmniii<,nt' s through tin* Hloml, Hwont. Urine, .net other l'tiit'ts ami jiil e*of the svsioiu ti?.? vt'.'or of li*e. lor It repairs tlio \vn-ies of'Ite I' <ly with new mul i found material. Keroinla. Hvniiiiis < .*.. , -, . ....iiimymMi, , lilaiidnhir d'M \<c i leers In tin* throat, Mouth. Tumors, Nodes I a the Claud* and other part* of tin- system. S,,re T'ves, Strum an d. .chatno? Iroin the l'.ti - ntnl ihe worst tortus ot r.kitt dlscn*",!, Kriiptlnns, Fever i Bortu, Ron la lleiid, Rin^ Worm. s;.it Rlieutn, Krynlpoliti, 'Actio, Black Spots, Worms in lite Flesh. Tumor", Canfern in the Womb, and all wenkctihiK and painful (lisrltnrgcs, Night sweats, Loss ot Sperm ntnl all wastes of the life, principle, Pro v. Iiliin the curative ranee ot this wonder of Modern Olpmhtvy, nod a tew days' two will , r<,?e to any person using it ior either of Micas form i of jIIsoa Its potent i over toettre them. It'the patient dnllv becoming reduced by Ui"> venules end decomposition tfinl is continually progressing, curcoeds in pirostlug the*6 wastes, fOMlrn tho wtnto \\ itli low i : in rial ni tr<-in healthy hlood and this tho NAltSAi'AltlLLIAN will pud does secure?a euro ii certain; L>r when onco th s remedy ooinniences It i work ot purideation, anil ruececds !n'' dimlnlshln ; tlio (,,-sof v.a-lej. inr iit*w>M I rapid, tind every (lay jiie pst !< ut w ill lee! aim- < ' '. r<> wine hotter nmlstronver, jha rood digesting better, appelllu improving, un d flesh (\ml weight lncr?lir-'. Nut only does the .'At; Art' ii.uet Rr-nt.YP.vT excel ;iH knowii remedial M'ent* In iIn cure of <"hroni,\ Scroi 111 us. Cici^tiiut >n a I, aw 1 .viii iloeuscs; Lnit it ii tho only positive cure tor , , Kidney diseases, Oravel, Dlahote*, Dropsy, I h |>pu:i'ol Water, liic.tiiitineio eot t rine, ISrijflit's l>U- ' ' I'iim . Altdimlvtiria, and fn ail ca>? a wjiero tiiero uro ' i k-dr i ih jjdtuiv,i v. ait r i, i h 10* , i ' v, imxi t 1 talih >iM>s^!icM|irk< the wii threadsllkd tetme MiK or tnore leu morbid, dark, bllloiis anpoar* ' j it o, ana White bono dust depoaih. anu when tlio re is 1 Si peeking, l>orrniix sen- atlon when i .i-*lnu a\ ater. and . pain in the Lmull of the hack and along tbO Loins. I I Tumor jof /V Years' i'Srowlh ! Cared by Jladiray's Kcsolvcnt, 1 DR. RAD WAY'S PerfectPnrcativc&ReplatingPills . epffMily fttaieloar, elegantly coated with street gum, i !iir-f i eculiite. tiurity, clean-" and strengthen. Had y . * 1'ilK for the i ureotail d Isorders of me. Stomach, j l,.iver li-iwi i*, Kidnewv, Bladder. nervous plnouMri, I ,.i ie. ( nt-iip.ithm Co>lt\en< -s, indigestion, liys- j .' i i , Li.iimi-ih- , ttillous Fever, liillaiiiiiiaiion ot i'Iio 1 I?, Idles, ni d nil l)eraii( eirif|its ot tho Internal \A a ' uteit to eiteci a positive t ore. I'urelv ' i a^utaming unmetcipry.tmucrul*ordoloteri- j i ,<of !( VTiR'A Y'f PTI.T s will free tl;e rv* ! t'l o > < on- i,-d disorders. I'rke,'2i cents ' . ! "I ii 11V I'll !J(.?i!T.*' .< ' AMI TRI'K." Send o-e lertrr ,,.p i UA\?WAV f* . No. N2 Warren hNew t ? 'i i v.- MH thousands will botaitit you j f 11 ?' ff . .... w **"" I 1 . \ i ? 4 ' \ ' ;Vi * \t/ /O j ! Lv /1 v 1 V 1 -m K W ' I T. \y ri:.\TV, vfK;' >: f,.) , / >'' '' ' ' ' . 1 s.\n'i::v\v, skpt. n. ij74. ! 11:* 1 Im i j .N cv ;. ] Mii. Kiotoii: I >o Uinl enonoh (>> inform mo, jt!irou<jfi the coliiniiii ?'t your paper, (>f tin' hi 111! IV ( 'MM' I'!! M !'l I WCOll X 15. Cii'tiicr, m?pir-mi for legislative; lie>nimm, ;i11 1 W. K. I'. Cooper, to the tVmvcfi'ion Iroiii Doe; lilnff, nml K. i a !n i'i'm livnnrs l-Vny. Also il liioso j;ontlm men won1 not in the convention two years nc; >. when Air. N. 15. Cooper stu'CoeiUil in scenting tin? noniinttlion. i here is no:no ihliereiico of opinion on this matter up and down thin part <>| t lie <k 1 o'pn tilic.*1 IMca'O o,vc> us soMiu lis^ht nml online. La .\*o;:.\ Mi;.'. Were wo :i snspl'-ious polituian, and ri Inf ter day nn. mbcr of the Lo^is. jla'ure, u>o 1 to ways that are dark. i :i!? 1 1 licks ]>:>r<lto jiml cut we tni"l:t answer win nWovi! ov n.-'Vtu;.* the fjuorj ist. l! I iul iikovi? ni jii! st nylil is not. , . . . ' , nu>re t<? l?\ ii'fC : <?' n' ?lw.w nlion in the j Nomina tiny ('onvenii.>;i ll.nn :i desire | IVir t lie knowledge a 1:e 1. 1 >ut. its \\ ( \>nj>rr itiin rict] sisters, <!:ri'j;lit( is ol S T .Icon M ; nu marry : ill-fsivnre<l ipci!, n l)cv??Titl 'iiir ' Utiles s t lie Y 1>.K I lift ll ! i . U I ' i : 'l 1 : is '1 tvuiu. To llit* S-teon I jtterrv, V-'e nmwci tlint neither Pit'man i r \Y i . P ('conev were in tlie eouventioM two vnis ay<>; stiul we t'niiik we know I hose I ,v<? yen Ileiiicn well i nouii t ? swer 1'or tin in, 11 a\ inn; Con vent it?n P.e\ will seel; ! r j higher <ju.ili!iejtli"i s in rai.diuat < s j tlinn blood, for tless Mr. X il ('oov?rr would i lot 1 graiilit <! to l.nvo Ins old oouvtit- J ncno y imlovso his i>:i>l o< i,i>o in ii;o lii'uislnt nro, t l.is is hut i -Mural, audi tho i imi wild lias not tii.it ] ! i'li' \r alii | not l:c 1)0 111 1o s<tvo 11 io ' lie j'io; hut i wo ilo not lliink Jot owl j>r:ii fc. wircl ill i t ho, 1 w o 1 jUoopor has nioro scnso ;iml U s vanity hollo \ o lii' uoiiM lot 1 ci /1! i ?in it. . * ' SonnOn rsons now think that in fy oMf n .tiioy stnnd rolmkod p.: <1 disuni rovotl. ! y m * hut wc sec it in that li;;h't. Tho j oonvonlgrm in ntakit >" its nominations i . / i( ^ lionld have hut. one < hj . ; in \ iow, i 1 . ? % ami mai is to select men, regard loss I ftf all ot ITcj^considerations wlf:iIcvt r. who eanr'wid wili host, i'dl ami serve the interests ol' the whole pontile in the respective ofliees lor which tiny are nominated. In a word, lot the | i man grace and honor the ofliee, and I not the oliiee the man. ?? * ? ? Koply to Socaslee. Wo have received from Mr. .f. !h I Newton a oommuniunion in reply to Soeaslee in our last, issue. We decline the publication,*^: iTtr-i we think i ihat upon reflection Mr. Xewton will agree witli ns that the publication of his article would not lead to promote harmony in the contention, or hot.wi.v his neighbors and himself; nor do we i seo that ho is called upon to defend the instructions to the delegates, ovi the action of the meeting in instruct ' inCT then' dolor?n1ps iii K/U/i v" 1'" ) [. this being the only matter complained of by Soeastee in llic proecet lings. | This matter having been acted upon in the township meeting, it passed Irom under any lurlher control of the eilh>^s iii jrriin.ary meeting, and berntiiuig a matter of eon-idcralinn of : 1 [lie convention, Soeastee had the right ' to he hoard hv thai convention iij Ob- ' jeclion to tbc instructions presented !>)' the delegates for its consideration. , < We admitted the article of Soeastee, because we thought it right that all ' ides should be heard, and better prior <? the action of the convention than ifterward. We could not, nor do we t low, sec that who article was written ' n a spirit of malice, vituperation or j icrsonalities against Mr. Newton; had \ t been even aa much so an some we 1 low have on hand, we should have de- 4 lined the publication. On the same subject we at.hnowb , nlgo a communication from "lhdl | lye," which shows the writer quite a . > omn weekly !> ? -ti "? ? ^ 'nil. w.nnt^w^iw ??~f? v.? * ? ? * ! i noviliaio in ti;c waj pi reply. Hear- 1 ^iu.'H nil nt-ously against all that I s >'T?k!t>(? n]?|ki jvimI '>1 in tan Lo.vliship & ? -?**- " ' ' th-Li( :: ,r .{, ; , A.:;;. : !>, Vi. ; , ^'ina f' !h : . < p'i c Il.i-i , for sli" }?ui /<>yr of (,'i iain<;* lielej: tU .j to the Cotmi.y ('on voi.t ion, M'\ i\ 1.. J , 1 Igrrollson \va . ca!!e?l to' ti"1 eh ilr :tn<l ! .1. I!. I'ua' y " >..c\ I'V :i"t r?v score- I , j lary. " j ; i'j.-n \ iic <i? ^rjni/.r.l i >n of the inoet. . lvp, and seconded l?y (h'jd. II. L. j ' IJurk that. (Joo. W. ('ennon, \\ . A, j Sj.ivey and l>. lends I .caty h ' nominated a '< tt< s t ii t he ( omit \' ('on | voiilion, and upon tin.' motion In iir; i jmt lhoy woto uiomihtonsly elected. T. L, 11 \ 1:1:1:2.j.son, ( lint. J. 10. I> 1*atv, So.-v. ; [):]' ,){? , 1 > Convoatloi*. 1-;. j To'., jo.Ij'H . ( i liiiclss?(?oorpjo Y? ('annojj, JI | ! Louis 1 >eaty and W A Spiv v. I ( oa w a \d> no?I \ (. I In ma '.'lis, (' Si ! I ji at y and S A' A ndei > on. ( I:;liiv'i:if'j T ! T v I , v . I y .1 ?.H J ' i i ' ? I 1 < > I 1 I ilny, Lhvur.l J* I'il.nan ami N M ' Mishow. r.;\y LotO- I! 1' StevenSOU, \ V III liain lloyl nfel ?1 )o'^ 1 nilII - -.Jerry Mi-how, Thuuel II J Di.'; ami W K 1' Cooper. J wotnl Ncol;?John .1 Leave:-', | I iter \ 'an.^lit uirl Thomas V. (irahuin. j Lit lie Liver?\\ A Lessanl, J .J i \ ereen ami L (J Davis. ?Jnines I> Newton, I J i :il,s :i;nl Jeremiah ! nt* It. i. i) L icliartlson, ! I Daniel iu-l an.l \Y !'. Lore. (ir en S a -- 1. 1) (I rah;.in, Josinli ; \Yileamson niel Luke Watts. , 1* Inyo's? No roper'. A ('aril (a lite SMthUe. Ti: the issue of the llonnv 7s i:\vs of { I Auoii-J !h, this clause ccnirit in 1 he j j sent nun t of the yraou jury to i lie ] i tst lyni (,i iiu? Court, His Honor' ( 'i'ovrnseiu 1 presi?litiv\ \ i/.: . uTho ('lei k was I wit 11 the re- I . - . , i ' cords ol 1?is ohioe, :i *?t whose 'jencrtl j . im lliei'-acy is viry ;?i?i? ?; t ut 1?? 11. Tin1 .i'.iovo r< e'don I??11< \vii! ^ 'unme- ! { di:i!i.!yi.Mh.?ri1r.;-l the s; t t:,n , rolcnum* to 11:<* ( oitnty < nmii i-sioii- ' , oi'.s' <; 11*ft*, 1 iiu?l that the impression 1ms , l'?m t1 abroad that ili is in'ended lor the i ( (. ' I * i k <> 1 lie.' 1 ?< a* t' ?>1 I otuil y (.'ononis* luitlfbw that sontni.ec could s l>e so const tan d without prdi \iriyr the word 'dheir" instead ?>l "ilio," I ;i:n at j | :i loss lo see, as i!n ri1 is no such otiice 1 () :is "The oiheo ol i'i- ( ol the j j Hoard * * I County ('niimu.s loners," onl y j ;i as it, exists in an nverwillin:* '.niacin- j, alive hrnin. Ii.it as such impression ! ( has mute forth, ami as I am the Clerk I j, ol the Hoard ol ( ounly Commission- i, ers, I have It-It, thm iiwiii-n ?*? - ? - 1 "* ) I) County Commissioners < | Horry do- j; maided that 1 should inquire into the ., lrue intent and moaning ol the grand ,, jury in inserting that soot ion in then j C report, and it, through my "iiuTueiou- I ,, ey," then ollieo was oroueht into dis- j j. repute, limn to set, Jlmm right. hy re- j, signing. 1 have, therefore, inquired [ ^ ol three of I lie grand jury to know if this ehiuse rehired to me. The reply u was, "No, we v.ero satisfied with the S1 allairs ol' s our ollice and vour exhibits." j | 1 then applied to the Clerk of the jj Court to sec if i'is Honor or Mr. So- s, lieitor Mi Coll had ordered mis rule on s| the presenl Hoard ol Counts Commis- (; sinners "to shew cause*1 oL.'thc afore- ;1] sai I "general inetlieieni y" of their j? Cierk. on such rule h:?.s heen ilirceted, is:.ued nor inrujioued in any order:. jc, ol the Court. I have no purpose to I n, injure any person, no political ends to U] accomplish, and regret liie puhliea- j t.( lion ol this card. 1 have enough ol j liiv own lauhs to consider, without, *j(] looking alter the short comings S< other people, ami take this method to j,; "paddle my own canoe."' l,i .j. ii. a o km an', ,\ Clerk or Iloanl oi'County Pom's. f;( m o | Fov the Hoity N r.w I Mr. Kditoi:-- . n How can wd, express tlio deep sor- ? row with which all our hearts arc (illcd'at. the sad loss of one we loved *0 well as our Castor, Teacher, Friend ?ud (bother in the service of oui dear l.ord and Master. Hero wo fee! it a mid heronveinent; hut rceo'? ni/.ing in . p o Litis t he will of 1 Li in who rulclh over the destinies oi men, as well as of worlds, 1 we how with sad hearts to Ihs will who ordcroth all tilings well; with an O arnest heartfelt, "Thy will he done." hc It. was a touching scene in our Sub- to hath School on last, Sunday morning hi it 1 lohron, when the obituary of our pu h aily beloved Pastor, He v. M'? V. M Wood, was read to the school, and hi he soul-stiring hymn ho so used t<? ?v ove was sung, "Nearer my Cod to H' thee." so We fell that wo wore, indeed, nearer ?1 0 Cod, in thus having litis dear ?' riend, so lately in our midst now an- hi jther connecting link between us and ,n leaven. On tinr conclusion of the Hi 1 aging not, an eye or heart present but w vas full,to oviwfiowin;.', and many Of resent could not retrain, horn weeping pj udib'.v* .1 when onr aged ?n<' much H AVs': SUl'TMMKEK >veil Supermit; ihIcim hnclt i<> lend in ?r:iyer, I.in voice, 1 ik* others in the iiiLiin W'is lull f) 1 11 i* . A stre.n^er vvitne-;.sin<jj the scene couM not hut Hive e ? i:11111 (> 1 i ' <-\* 1?" had, indeed, endeared hiuw>ll " I I t* children, ji> well us t-11??si> ol ' !'c i iki (u re years, of hoth the . md c< 11 v' tjial l"iw oi each seem truly i ;>r<dound. t >1 i that God may, indeed, uinothy this bereavement to the ?*mul ?! J Ik many > ouK that so sadly mourn J V: , h. in ; en hum them. i it'CKSVIU.R. ! eptombor 'Jo, 1 x , i. v? ? -o? V ;.! \ done . I IiV. n.i ill/. V.it.. * ? ( . ,. ill. .. ? VII IV I ?'.t iltll. | Tli" sif m xt i?>i? <<( the Itadieals i cc-rI u si I v j> i!' < > t , m ii i! the /,' >< >d colored men do eel loci 111?A warning ? II m v are lost : 41 The estrcmo mockery of liopubliranism is found in Souili (sirolina tolay unde r in gro rule. Tin: vivid aeI'ount. < } niita in < icorgctown which * ' i v( to- 1 , v is n t "\i" "u '.I <'d, ! <v no wii'er could ado* d? o t In* 'V'firfu' condition of that soeiet v. The white men who s n mind us ?>I those pirates who boeame eliiefs of African tribes, and in order to maintain their authority are i llunrelvs resemble. gorrillns who have be- :i chcl-d to the Legislature an ordinary human beings. I'hc lory ' ( 11.is horrible orgie which !-n.: 1.. ; ? ? .... >! .. <> .,(( i v nil, on I Toll) alien H i: I) the rest of the j11< even in i". s t' : rors. , J: 11 I t ho ))' or< > I Jep. I >o w \t y - I !ic cnii T/i. '".'in DT. 11 rooks .mi leixter. bo monkeys, which have ? ii a barhar shop, butelu r each oihr in the vain attempt to shave. Senit'll" .hiiics calls (.m, tiie militia ami IJowlev ni/.es an army. IJowlcy )otnbat ds oiies's home all uij^lii with six teen-shooters. Jones harri ado hlm-cll with h ; i dative r ports, ivi'li! hnliet j'i'ool hy negro spore ies, ! iio militia drive the troops of Uowloy ' nit of town, ami then Jones besieges ' oulcy. if' i icy takes relate fwiure he now) in jail. Jones J 1 reati us to laivii the town in order 1 make a roiilhigralion < ( Ilowleys mime, like the Chinese, who, when hey wanted ;; roast pig, set lire to ' sty. Thus the hi Icons work goes Jd and day, int n, women and ' d in 1 m ! > the town i mo line dav, n?1 with lire" ("t?iii<mi ami thirty tncn, liiehton- ( ?1 the i'imsI< mliim; annus inlo ihe ) wntnns ami woods, I his C'Uii'i 'l was entirely confined ^ o 1 lie Inacl; . It could hardly Ik? 1 Iherwise iii a coai.iy win'ic there are ^ l. ; ; s ami only 4J,whites, : ml in which 11?" former have abso- s ate ruin. White omiirration irom fleorgt town would soon make tin? . o j.n lat ion of ope color, it tin? whites 1 ad any jdaee to emigrate to or any ' innoy with. lint one n.i'.t of ' <>11: ii ('arolina is hkely to ho almost ( s ha.! as the others. Tin* negroes (' ovcni the whole Slate, and some of u hose ?i:ivs, unless such "real states- 1 s i* I ion as llowley ami .tones lo?o their V illuenc e, there may In: a carnival of' , lood w hich will make the rest of the ' Tnion shudder. u 1 hore is no dosire In 11 >.? "V/..-. i. I ... ... ? . ? > M \'l II I < I ndo the w ?rk o! < miiiicipalion nor to apprcss the polilicsU equality which m lAgie of freedom compels. But ii'iv is a growing determination that irli seems as those in Georgetown mil be made impossible, lor tin- sake f humanity and (ho nation. Joins o ml Bo wlcy, by their monkey-like im- e at ions ol the 'great wars which make t inbition virtue,' are degrading Amer- S an civilization anil outraging tlm -v loral sense of the nation, and they s inst he suppressed. Tim intelligent 1 dored man looks upon them witli dis- \ ust., and it. is lor his sake, as well as v ?r the whin ;, t iiat Congress will take p outli Carolina in hand, it is very o ird to tind a remedy for those evils; hi lit one thine is certain, that the n meiiean pimple will not consent to t< >e :i sovengn State abandoned to tl assaure, plunder and all manner of o line. The negro population ol South g arolina is like a mutinous crew, who li no fired it?<> v'n.i. i i -i 1 * WW . vin?-iin"iur(l Dai'K I O icv wish to plunder, and who w o perishing in flames they are una- p e to extinguish." ii I ox and (loose! ' ,, \\ pocial^Dispatch to the Ne\ys and ('ourio.rl tl Com mm .v, Tiii ksda v, August 27.? no of the grandest and healthiest ares ever heard ol in those parts a ink plaeo last night, under tins lull A aze ol a beautilul moon, which 1 ailed serenely on the troubled scene. d r. Long, one ot our livery stable- p epers, went out with a half dozen q iends across tho livei to engage in o n n o manly sport ol a fox chase. They g on got Leynard up, and the tramp n horses, the cry of hounds, the blare j a bonis, and the shouts of the happy d inters, made pretty music on the r; idnight air. Delightful as it was to v e lovers of the spot?, it came laden tl ill) horror upon the excited senses of lc ir jNlen of Moral Ideas. iSoon a rent spread that live hundred Ku- ? lux from Augusta, Cn,, were at the \ c< 5. 1874. bridge, liiling wiih might and main for ('olumbia, full lilt after Moses, Patterson and the King generally. The now8 took effort first upon ox< Ymptrollor-<fonerul Neagle. lie sent i . carriage posthaste for ('apt. Ogden, I'niteil States Army, of whom he asked a guard, lie complied so far ad an orderly, who sat mounted all night before Neagle's gate. Next t sea re reached (Jovernor Closes and i.' . It l - 1 i- I'iiucrson, 'Alio strange to -ay. were sleeping together at .Moses's 'i; a; <\ They scampered up in a hurry, and in id * a bee-line lor tins quarters < ! the military. Patterson was of eour e, as he advised the 1 lean fort negroes t?? be, "ready." Teaving Oolt c' r Worthiugton jn charge of the b g iye and women, and, ucceMipaniod l?y Mosvs, he rushed in hot haste to the garrison, where they found Oapt. <>o.;den, who is acting as c.ommandant <?l the post in the absence of Col. Plaek. They breathlessly aslud loi protection against the bloody < giuns, who they were told, were coming with blaekcued and masked luces to lynch them to death. They besought him to order out his regiment lor their protection. The polite and : r. { \ . i .. - i i . > .i < > i; .1:^ ' ' .;<n ii ioim iiH'in 111:11. lie had n > auilmritv to do so. lie cuaM only furnish mm for such <1111y on orders from his superior officer or from the President. Patterson instantly sent o(V dispatches to the President at W ishin ;'mi and at pong ll^mch. Y. hile a\Caiting an answer lie (Wired to know whether the commandant would coolly look on and see the men ki led m 1 his fashion and not t ry to save their lives, lie ollercd guarantees. The commandant, slittrggod his shouldirs with the remark, u(ientlemen, yon must get out ol this scrape your'' Ives; it is none of my business and none of my funeral." Time wore on, and, the terrible Ku-Klux not arriviiv, hid till expected, Patterson and >ses, as a special favor, craved permission to pass the night til ('apt. I.oyd's house, next door to the lodg sot the commandant. They slept together there in one bed. Whether hj't soundly or tossed in fear '.A they heard the rustling of the leaves oul sough of the pines may he left to mre. The scare was gnile cx' n-ivu and healthy in Kadical circles. \ nth-man returning from an entertainment at midnight met a courier on lorsebr.ek tearing from the Preston Mansion in direction of the garrison, mi, halt and hour later, the (lovrrn-Ps carriage called for his private secvtary. (Pirdner, the treasurer ot Minitcr County, and his wife, left the In v r I'D*>r".s at one o'clock, and took lutein a hotel. The Penitentiary guards were called up and placed on lniy. fi. Cass Carpenter packed his ranks and lcfi h?r Washington. The adored people look it. rather more \ s i 1 y. Hilly, the hody servant of l)r. I'aylor, askvt a gentleman if "Dent Georgians weie agwine to lick out. do d^gois?" lit; was overjoyed when ho gentleman told hint, "Oh no; they ire only ad or the oarpot-lniggers and ealawaes." I fe yelled out. in groat * ;lee, "Yes! what I tole 'em?yah'," 'attfM.n left the garrison this titoniunjust alter daylight. Moses slept tiler. Patterson has made no report >f any answer oi" the President to his: laiui lor protection against, a fox | ! rt* * na; <\ lilt; hunters ran lieynard Own and eamo home, utterly uncoueious of iin* terrible fright thev had aused tin Stale Government and the ' tt( i soman I'due 11 idge seriptliulders. Ul is now <piiet along the ( !on*oakki$, -ft* O1 KOUSl.K IN TKNNK8SKK. i vivCii <d the itingleaders Taken from Jail ami Lynched. , Xasiivh.i.h, August '20.?A number j f negroes at' 1 'ickettsville, Gibson . ounty, six miles troin Humboldt, < hieaiencd a riot last Saturday and i iii? lay, on account ol some supposed /. ong done to them, and manifested a ' trong desire lo kill two or three citi- I i/.ens and lire and sack the town, 'oslerday sixteen ol the ringleaders ,ete arrested, taken to Trenton and laced in jail lor safekeeping. About no o'clock this morning between , evenly-live and one hundred masked ( ten entered I lie town and, riding up > the jail, demanded Jtud compelled j lie sheriff to deliver up the keys theref. They t hen took the sixteen n?- ( |im/i4t i ... * * ' * iwit* 11<>iii 11ic prison, and alter kTT- I ng lour and mortally wounding two u tho confines of the town, rodo oil J iili tho remaining ten, and are sup.- , osed lo have killed theni also. Notli- t ig has heen heard ol" the party sinco 1 hey lei*. Considerable excitement 1 ( \ists among the negroes, and the hitos are taking steps to defend liemselvcs in ease ol an outbreak. THIS I.ATKST. Tdomphis dispatches from Humboldt nd other poiuls along the lino of the h mphis and Louisville Railroad, in lihson county, near the scenes ol the ist ui hanee ot Saturday, says that a cid'oct. re ign of terror exists in conse- ' ueiiee of the cxeitemeyt growing out ] t tlie molds taking the sixteen neroes ('lit. of the Kewb\irg jail last ; ighl and killing them. Tho blacks T nd whites are armin and such is the j 1 read of a conflict i nsuing that the tilvoad office rs find it difficult to pre- \ cut. the employers Irotn leaving on i ie roa<l. 1' urther news is anxiously inked for.. Tukntov, Tun v., August 20?3 t\ m. \ -A m od nu n are pouring from the mntry to find nil quiet, Tho scouts i ^V" 1,1 J * artJ 1 say they eannot fmi<1 an armed negro. Two of the sixteen negroes loijnd shot last night fire still alive. 11 i*Mnoi.ns, August ?fi r. v. \\\ fiiiet. 1 v IC'K Kl I.SV1I 1 K, August '>0?(> l\ M. The citizens are resting on their arms. All rumors of armed negro hamls and fighting in the country are believed lal&e, A I w vtf iml n riu ii n t . t I < i c \ \ * < , i !_ ., ( ? . .. a i *'1' J iv udiiiii- v.' ' i i .1 ii ''i i\ t\ i ; dinner was asked by bis employer it he had no other motion than that. 'Yes,' said the boy, but it i|s a slower one, - Marx land girls won't marry on tin> lulled the moon, believing that they would have ill i/ffi'v through iii'e; but. a Massaehuseita girl wouldn't, let forty lull moons stop her ten seconds. rrr? x cr w*. rmcMrv^raivai,.-n* Nateg Lost.On Tuesday, tbo 1st inst., four notes nnd payable to .Mint* ik Mem), as follow : din, note on H'Mij. Woodward, one on Willi.ini \ Vocal w .till, one on .lames < . Woodward and one on A. IJ. M;ipper. Tluj dales and amounts of said notes ;\ro nof. teeolleetod When lest I hoy were, enclosed in a letter envelope directed lo Mini/. ?y Mend, with a lei ter and two receipts ft>r money signed hy Wuhaniann 1^.' f 0%% (it ('harlt:-ton. S. ( The makers o( .sailI notes are warned not, to pay the same to jiny ponum save oui>rl\< r VII * M 111*4 , The finder Is to th?up at the. lloicuv N lows (iKt'icK, with Mr. T. \V. Meaty, w!.0 will pay a re\v 1 d f " t ' c ie. * MlVl Z A: M<>\D. Sept. L'd. 1871. *lt. Soiling' lliuulrotls per \Ncm'K. Eclipse Stationery Package. F.aeh package contains 1'> sheets waiting paper, in envelopes, I lead pencil. I pen Holder, - pan j and .1 gilt ot' i .adieV or t .cut s' .! Mull y. Mninctitbor, all the articles ;p an e'e gant. package sent, post-paid, lor onlv id ei-.. This is superior to ;;il other art iritis <?f the. kliid. The prize el" .Jewelry is often worth more, than the. ptice of the. whole p.e-ka.e. Don't let this pa o you, try one package, and you will never buy Stationery any other way. Wo uru bound to sell 10,01)0 packages hehuo 1S7-". Send for a sample package, it will 1 e. the most goods von ever hoi.ght for the money. ' Addicts vy m. r.nmows, i!00 Main *-?t.a*a*IT ihi.-itnl, Teun. CA H i). T32A3 G2AN2) I'SISE CONCZHT, Postponed lo Ooetoher Ml-, 1N7-I. The 1 Ion. dani'vs T. D. \Yil>on, Mayor . |' Houston, and the ( it y ('ovarii endorse. tho enterprise as follow - : 1 iocsro\, Tt:\As, April 'Jtuh, 1^71. We. I ho undersigned, regard the Ileal 11tate Distribution, v. inch .). II. Foster nt< 00s : to ma ke on 11 it* "J "ill of ()? } oi iM" ii<'\|, i i [. i city, as calculated to promote impro\emeu's and placing w illiin thy. re i h of many," w! ? otherwise would bo unatde. :i i-li:riw ! > < cure a boino f?r thorn and their (?\ >?i 1 i s. and having from our long acquaintance with hint, every (HUilidonco in Iris int,v< rily, wo. feel juslilicd in saying, that wo believe lio will early out bis I )|st i ibn iott honest l\ and tairA a '<ording to bis adve; 1'eed plail# Signed by the Mayor, the 1 ion. das. 'J'. 1>. \Y ilsoti, and City (.ammgl. ("apilal l'li/.e S'o.QOO <???1?1 : ten llesidem s in i loustou; Population 'JodKNl, asul Ibo Hail road ( etro ot I be State; I >t.? ira Is of land u . ditl'crcnl portions of (be Stale. Value of prizes, $1 t(?,0U(t; ) ti U, tat Y'-i ? 'I lie management are so well e<?n\ineed ot i b success ol l be Enterprise, tbat they teel justified in promising to refund c\ery eeot <d money, if the draw iug doe, not take p!a <? on the li'id of October. Every prize paid in tud, whetlier all the tickets are .sold or not. Send for ( ircubes. Agents Wanted. T. \Y. IlOUSK, 'treasurer. Address J. 10. FOIST FK, Manager, Houston, I'exas. nnTTT? T'TTvTn 3 ?f (''>??"ling w ith UUUlllllNLr' the HaiidUercbiet, Fan, Parasol and Flowers, is the gayest thing out. < 'onlaincd in a Hook of 20 p;tges. l'be. I.an gliago of Flowers is .tuimi iiii -r s . i - - - ...-? ? ? ^ "" " ' ' 11 *1" lor ono, on\v 25 cents. .1. liiilDK & CO., l>o\ 211, Frankfort. 11i?l. iiw.nlum a$o:nvd? Notice is hereby given to taxpayers, ami all interested, that in accordance with Section il of mi nAct to Hedneo a]l Acta and paits ot Acts, providing for the assessment ami lava \o\l of property into one Act, and to amend the same, approved March 10th, 187-1," that i County Hoard of lapialization for this utility w ill convene at the Auditor'# ollice in lliis town, on Monday, the 7th day of Sepember, 1874, and that said hoard will co?;inne its; session from day to day until all the leal and personal property^,)!" this county lha,lt he equalized. It. (}. SESSIONS, Auditor. Conwavhoro, >S. Aug. 20, 1874. THE BEST PRESENT That a husband can give to his wife is a receipt for a year's subscription ($:?,00) to the Christian, Observer d'Louisville, one of the largest and best of In mi 1 u ??<?1???w?.- ? ? it-n?iiui.*i nrwspsipors, Presbyterian. but insect arian containing articles on practical religion from some, of the ablest lnincters in he.Snulh, able editorials, stories lor tlift young* eligious news from all the other denominations, luiscellanious, scinetilic, fanning and ij entry departinbnts, generaj*^inlelligcnce. ??4.xil csale inaikcls. b'or specimen copies [sent (reo to any address), containing list 01 reiniunis, write to \.& ! '. fit. CO AVIOCSSi;, 1'utis. Jan. 20th, i814. t Louisville, Ky. ValunMc Business Local io si aauri B'armioi;;- Laiins For Sale. ^ 1 oiler for sale that, desirable business looaion, and tract of one bundled acres of land, situated in lieorjffctown county, en the (Ireat 1*00 Dee Kivor, and known as Lino Ululk On the premises are. a, commodious Store vnd warehouse, good w ha; land binding' >\itb all necessary attachments for the Mil* >e;itine and geneial increliaiulise trade. Due urge dwelling house with seven comfortable / rooms; two other dwellings suitable for small air^ies with nil neceasaiy out buildings for n:s%| /s, family and farm purposes. A portion ol the land is cleared and undor ultivution, producing tine ciops. This pioporl.y will be sola at a bargain for terms up pi) to Mtts. M. K. Bt hROI'tillS. August Stb, 1S71, ,it paid,

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