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ON < II i nr. lll.ADDKK JNF1.AMMATJG.N OK rillS |to\\ lii.s, ( t1'11J V!fiT10 i or TUB l.t'NCS. f'lKK TH'iOAT, 1)11 1 II I I I HKI'.A'I 111 N(1 i- \i,t*i i v r -'N or Tiir. heart. 1 71 YSTKliii'P, cion , nirrisi.Ki \ OA I AlllUI, INTJ.URNZ.V. )!RADAC17T5, TOOTIIAOI' N i I K W 'iiA, Ii'.inrMATlSM. rof.7) oniLl.s. Acrr. oitiu.s. a , i i'v ;ii loliol ' > Ou> fturt or )>nriM win i a tin- pnln or (Win ni'ty i \i- . will iwP'i.l earn . ml Omnliiit. 'I ni in) '*i In liali'i. tmnlili>r of >v-i'?r w ill H n few tiintftotilH euro Clt AM I'S, PI'AS.MS, sol It KTOMAt'll, in \iiri?i it\. sick u1 v i \. 11n. i>i.vi:i:!ioi:.\, i HYnvri'.'-T. CI. ', \Y1M> IN Till. l.oVYKI.S, innl ail IN I J.I'.NAI, I'AlX >. 'It ,i Veil ' n Mnililil fllw to s ? n-v\ n li t'la nf ?Ci??lvjiy'* IScinlv I? el! of with lln iii. A t'uw .In"" ? v liter * 11 |in'\(ni sickness or itn? from ehanco ui I * - r It is bi tter than French brandy or Itinera as a [ n.mutant. fever and ague. l'KVF.U AND AO UK cnrel (> r fifty cents Thoro Is " ; a remedial nynit in th: - uorhl that will cure Fever I * Mir. Mid oil oilier Malarious, minus. Scarlet, I '1. Y. ie\ , (111.) dill I't'Vl i : I.I led I V HAI>VY \ S ril.l.S) SO ijiilok lis F \uw \\ JILiAlJY KKl.li.F. Kitty contaper bottle. HEALTH I BEftUmj KTROXf] AND r\*IFF 1MCII BLOOD?TN ORE ART? OK Ft.KSII AND WKIUIIT?V I.V.Alt SKIN AND J .L l D'l Ji t (C.l FLEX ION SECURED TO AbU | bl> R, R A D WAY' S *? Bwapariilian Resolvent ! ri:r? gritat blood purifier. IMS V. \T>r TilK "T ASTON' IJTN*.'} fTRER: RO in k. so kai t:> akk tiii: < dances, the l'.? FXDFitCi 1-S. I lilt: 1N I'l.llRNi K t?r THIS TKULV W ySDLKFl L, AI1SW0INB, that Every Bay an Increase in FM anil WeiuM is Been anil Felt. Every drop of llio K.'.URAPaRILLTATT REROLV K.VF coin man i rati tbr u.:I? the lib id, Sw cat, i niic. tiiul other Fluids and tnlecsof tl wnii'tn the \ lent* of _ Jlro. foi it reieiu s uic \\ aso*. t,t tho bialy With m w and t.ount1 Matnrliis Somiuia, Eyithills, Consumption, <. lar.dnlir di.- iso. i u i- in the throat, Mouth, Tumors Nodes! . tli? (5 laud sat i I other pa i tsot tin system, Sore Eves, Simmon us disc!awe*.? tr-en tho Huis ami rhc w ret tmm* of Skin di-Cif-os, Eruptions, Fever .'tores, Scald Ili ad, Kiiix Worm, Sal? I lieiun. Erysipelas, Actio, Pluck Snots, Worm- '.a the Flesh. Tumors, Can i.. .1... ??*... i. ? ii - - ID III I.I.J <1 uimi, UIIU i : ? I'll!'Mil in; ftl'M I'.llittl'l (tiX" i <-tiuryos, NU'Ht Sweats, I.o?-' ot Sperm and nil WiidCf* of 1 .o- Iii?> jirlin'.lplf, aro within the curative niiwrc of th1* %v jndor of Mode ni Oheini.-ivv. no ! a I? %\ ?liiv>' too wili i (ohm.v jicrson iminu It for either of tin..-e forms of | HS< it p !ollt pov.rl I > Cllli- tili'lll. ' 11 the pntlwnt, dally Loco iihitf re hi. oil hv llio-wnMci ! f.i <lecorii)ffcltloii ;fint is continually |iro|jroying, mic? c?'< <U in arrostlwfc thc-e w?*!?n, m??l vopiih* tin- >hih? v.', n? v mill" i .il nuviio I roiu'i"nlth> blood?ami this llio HA ItSA I' A QlIiLi A N \s?ll (ml doe* hociiio?a euro ci rin ii; I"'- when unco this remedy commences iti work ot | nrifloiithm. and am coeds In (liniinlshliiK tint I Mjtf \va Im n will I' i ii'ii.<1. ami every |1nv tip' nilt'iil Wfilfei IIilio -.oil i "mw to i.rtici mi.!-tri"tficer, i n lovi.'iill ;iii'^ l -ttor, njipi iitc J ujirMVltii;, ami llo?U anil iviiplit I crcft Ire. Not only ch.e. hwimimvh i.iu Hviolvv^v osccl ^ I know ii n ; . ' .. i !. < re nt <!|ir. iiI *, fern. iiiIouk, Co'iat. ; 11 lot i it I, mid Hkiu cUeifjisI, but U it tlio ttly | osltlvc euro for Kidney S- Jlhtddcr Complaints, i"i Innry and Womb dlMMfii.OravjL IM nbc to-\Pronir, ' Htoppa 'o of \\ rtinr. IncontlMeiO'oof I'line, Hri/hl's i)wi |i>r. Alblllllitlliri-i noil In nil nnu.? .. I... r'lfi R I'lyjP'11 J rli'k -?lti-t tlt-pofiii-. or the water I < t lijek, Olrtriftv, Tiilxod \? i.h bill "tiiju ? - liUc lla- \v ltfi' "i mi i l'4, or lliioudtt 11K<t white tdlk, or Ibfrrft Is ft itirrbhl; tirtfk. Mil OH n|>|K'aruricc, and whlto liuiie.tlim .'opt'-hl*, ui when llit-re ii i )>ri< V.Iiiv, iMirnlnK f illott when imssln; water, and jia.n in tun biuu.ll ol the iiueh uuU ulolig I lie J.uins. -Tumor of IV Years* Orotvfh Cared by Mad iv ay's Me sol vent. , . DR. RADWAY'S < PerfiiclPiiriative&RfiplatiniPills jw-rfortly tiMek-s?, (leflRtilly oo.it' ?i with sweet pum. 1 !>nrso, iPviihito, purify, oWtiiin atel Mremlfben. Kh<1vuy'.il'jJi . lor the cui i ol allrdi-ib <>l l)toM(iinnclu liver. Bow *, Klrtt.iyti, BI.tft.1or. Neivotii Disonsos, ' i h i , id . , t uisiip . u. ii, < Hi\. 10 , ltl.liyeV.hui. l)y* i otH le, niHotisnot?, it loan Bever, lirnunnnflrtlun "f the I'll.--., and nil Jj? luin'eiin n oi ||iu Internal 4P v V, i l 11 < tvoot a i ??ilvO oui' l'urofv V. fej-gfVg-' ' \ v < ! ' ,( --in.i.inn; no mercury, ultieiulaor<U-lou*riOf It \mviY ?l 1TT.I.S will free Iho sys* eii! i:. iii nit; 1,i,live -1 iiin-il dlvirtl'-rn. J'rke,2i vc'it# )? , Km H>i.i> hy OHUUHIKIS H. alt , I. A N Ij 'I Hi li," F'-nft (>yo Joitor r'H-ip o ttAllWAY V ffi , N < !t2 \\ m i. n tft., Now V a h Jiiloi ui i', in V '.iili IlKiU-uitiU Willllxjbent yoii. | | HnjiSsyj -... ' ^ " '' ^ % The no IS;> K R Y NIC WS. T. \V. I>KAT\\ I'lnrroK. 1 11V tire in no ir^iaa r< $nonsif>!ti for Un', oit o's oj' <jnr ('orrr.'tjt SATIMMi \ V v< W -.1 ^ - ' '. ? I V lll'l) I , (Ill, I I L; t Tar ;!ay\s Illccthm?llorr.i Cnmns lier Pay's Work with <i.L2 Majority for (it 00!). 'i lie result of last Tues lay's work marks :i day ??! prowl rooor?l in the history ot' the 111(1 <*|>e*11< 1 o11L Wepublic. of 11 on y. Tiio ollieia! result, ol the election 1 has not yet heen vluedarcd by the j Kit ction Commissioners, hut it is suilieicutly ascertained tliit. the actual result of tlio election i n the (iovernor's, Lieutenant Coventor's ami Conjure-.- | ^ jonal < lection is as follows: Kor (lovornor: John l\ (Irecn, 1,289; for I >. If. Cltuinhci lain, 597; majority j ! for (ii ecu, <?!)*-?. j For Lieutenant-Covcrnor; Martin 1*. Di'lamy, 1,1 Irt; lor 1L II. Cleave*, ,595; majority for Ihlauey, 555. For t on?j;ress: Samuel Lee, 1,2 10 ; j for Jos. II. Ilainev. 587: maioiiiv for I J A C, 020. In the county elections I lie entire Conservative, nomin:\led, ticket was electe?l l?v handsome majorities. In our next i<suo we shall itive the vote l?v i lection precincts in full. I j? to this time (Kriday evening) wo J have not heard iVom a single precinct outside < j I this county; but in making up our calculation throui>diout the. State; we think a safe calculation may l>e based on the icsult <d the Coitser-: vative vote ol t'nis county. Iu I N V' > the Consor vative vote of! this county lor K. 1?. Carpenter was 070, in this election it is lor (divon i 1,280; an increase <d' 810 votes wr . m i inu>i. j 01 give our^t'ivos tiu* I credit of being more palriotie, or] quicker lo discern the dire necessity of a deal !i Mm ggle hi this elect i m i i than other counties in the State. licsides. \\v innsl hi ar in mind thai in evcy county in tin* Slam, except j I lorry, the Conservatives having been for 111 intlis organizing in their Tax I iiion*, il is reasonable and nnlc to s.ay that the Con-crvalivcs through-! out the Slate have done equally as well :ih wo havi', tuitl w ith tin ir advantage of thorough organization should, it | Hsible, have doi.e hetli-r, ;?\ e may therclorc estiin.de that I e ('imscn ai i v >s have ce-t in this . lection tln-ir full s rcigth ! 0*2,Hon \?.ts tor (Jrcem The \vh de licpuolic n strength ia the State ( annul he eui mated at more* limn 82.000 votes, of wliie. i it is sal,1 to calculate that not less tljan 11.000 wili he east I r'Greo1 ; litis added to the 02,000 ( Nniser\at ivi voles gives a total of 7-1,000 for Crvcn against 7 1,000 for Chamberlain, electing .John T. Green Governor ol South Carolina by a majority of 2,000 \<>t<s. lint il ls hoped the result will he Net more decisive than this, as it is havin" a mighty poor opinion of hum-in in ture lo record the fact that upon a tes* question, upon their own plaih>rm, there are lad . I , 00 I! 'piihlieanrt in ;? party ol 82,00 who prefer honesty to dishonest y. In the Congressional "lection lor litis Congressional Diuin', there is no dotiht ilia'.Sam 1 -e has" been i heted by a decided, and hand so in majority over Rninoy. Next to the (iovt rnoCs election, t his result is one of great cause ol gratification to llio Con>or\ alivos o! this Cm, grcssional District. sain Lee will be the Representative of hot It white and black. Kainey never has been. Report of the brand Jury, for .November Term Court. South Carolina, [ I lorry County. } The Grand Jury for 1 lorry County at this November term 1871, beg leave to submit the. following report: Imjlst \\ e have nxa mim d t h? publie buildings and find the I ourt boose , in good order, 1 he Jail in good order and prisoners well eared for. The different otliees ol t he county are Well kept and in good condition. We again earnest ly rqcoumiend the suppression ??t tin* poor house a* a punlic nuisance and recommend thai the County Comnii?siwifors do dispose of i the Iiouhc and farm, and i lie poor be < provided lor in .? dilVeroiil manner Skconi). We present El sty Joint r,*| I lie late jailer for this count } 'ir per- , mining or assisting the escape of W < II Denton, lately eoti\ieted of mur b r , alid sentenced 10 be hling on the ninth day ol October last. I, We earnesily recommend that the ^ Uounty t tuiiinissioners do refuse to giant licenses to retail spintous li- , ijiiors in future, and reject the npplica- ( m\Y WEEKLY NE> uoms n >\v In l'?>rotheni for renewals. We present Kobeit W. Piinoo for an assault ami battery ou John K. Prown, '?n or about the IGtli of September 1K7P Witnesses, John Tyler an:l I :i!in s A. ( bn-,1 u Aii 1 Initio r, us coinphiinl bus been made by sundry citizen* ol ?!?o county us to the manner in wI i?-!? the Hoard <?l Kqnalizition have discharged the duties of their nfl'ieo, we recommend ! t hut the Solicitor investigate the iiinl- ! ter and take such net ion thereon as | the ends ol justice require. Witnesses, T. W. (Irahain, James lhatoher, Kve? ? 11 Watts ami W. 1'. Nixon. The (irarnl Jury desire to express their sci se ol the uniform courtesy of your Honor towards tliein, and of the benetits which our county has received in the quiet and good order which generally prevails throughout the county as the result of your able and itnpar- | till discharge of the duties of your < lice. All of which is resepctlully i submit ted. L. 1). lit:van, Foreman. November 2d, 1874. A Card. To the public I am involuntarily for? cd to appeal in delence ol my good name and social position. To my ulU'i' surprise and disgust I ; find that 1 have been appointed a supervisor ot elect ions at 1 >og I ?1 uII*} precinct in bclialt ot tin? Ibtdical Kcpablican party, or by whatsoever name 11:? abominable party may be known. I fearlessly appeal to my neighbours to sustain me in my assertion thai in . all good conscience 1 have all ways maintained a character above rcpr< ach. '1 hat no stain or taint <>l Kadicnlism attaches to mo, and now to be lints held lil? to the scorn and I ' "" contempt of nil honorable and lair minded men, as the associate ol Knaves and Caipet Ihiggers, ll.icvcs and Scalawags, is a grievance too j heavy to be borne. l>nl with this vile I crew there remains not even the honor common among tlieives, and lor the (ilelung ol my good name, I am left no other resource than this public appeal to my neighbours. 11 t:s uv L. KiniAunsoN. Doc l?i,rJ?'L?', November G. 1874. I .Marion Si nk copy and send bilt to '.tii hard .Jordan. WllOSK l>OAT I '11 > 1 I A U\ ! ; V il.Mtv iisa? - From the following card in llio tieoigciown J'luucly It seems, th.it Co! .1. 1 larvev .Jones" loaltng expedi. turn tu this County was <ptttc a cnuiu- | ia i \ e success', so IDllrli so that lie had to press a water t ra t into >er\ire ,loi i i lie Mice*-->l id rcmova' ol his plunder. ' Wnltoui waiting lor further hints, we lhink the Colonel will ac* prudiutl\ to refresh his memory, and sec ii i till I'l" i?J !>lll t.'lllll.l lllll.r ..if,. I I ' , . . . , . . ... , .. ... V .... I - v I I > . i I. \\ X ' I I | nil ii\ accident, or olin'i'w ist*, in th.it 1 hot! (It'll t* > Ik* I'd nl'iu tl: A Cnril. | J\I/'. f.dilora: , S:i: Allow m< t?? ^ % t In se eoneern- 1 ir.o I'aptain .\l?mkev Jones: lie is :i J I??.'?*11li ?i" beast ??l i-uideii. i sav peeu- 1 liar because hi. kicp: (ini:iiii;t lid's 4 somewhat differ with those o[ his : brother '*!i? .?,ijI:iis." I understand 1 monkey is up lor a very import smt ' otlieej < u(- to ti -hould hi Ii{I <1 ocly I'V 1 an Imiu'?i man Is monkev Joins * honest? X i ! I I e is \ ai t I v I >? t ! e t'e- 1 \ else, I i i.s honest v a in oil 1 s to this: N ot i hn?o since lie stole live dollars troth * llev. Willi in*, leu or t wt-lve dollars from Mr. Jit* ksnii, the well known Isosi ;er ol t his to\\ ii. sind, wiieu eaused : t.o d ee.t in p < I'oin ( 01 \\ a \ m o, he hi ol ? a no.11 li'oiti ihal piuCc and p.- Idled I his way down h re. Alb r arriviu ' here In* <X i ve the ho > i ? vl r L a \vr? nc, * with in>i rue inn i,t sell i he same lor him. A l? w day* tolled around ami ; up coiiie lie owner oi ihe Imai, et;iim ing the said boat s his j>r?ijM i ly, .mil sa\ing lhal* il lew) lieeo stolen (mm , him ai (\niw:iN boro. ()i eourse, Mr. j 1 ;iw ri'iici' li.nl lo deliver up I he prop c ertv to its right tul iiwntr, ami was ( <r 1 jui ;<i do so. Sinee tlion In* has com- j milled \ arious ol her depredatit >ns, and ( now asks tor 11 ?* votes ol honest iiuvi tiiat lie might ride int o otliee, and steal llie "last Almighty dollar" ot the tax- , payers. Mr, Editor, I will at soinO lilt nt" day luniish otlici laets to show up this j unlinidu'd pieee ol humanity. { Yours 1 { 'Spoet nil;,, \\ . M. 1m?I?KN II AM lilt. A modern philospher, having in i mind the motion ol the earth on its a axis at seventeen miles a second, says that, il you lilt your hat in the street i to how to ;> friend, yon mnv go sev.n i U en miles tiareluaded, without t.ikin -3 e Bold. t The second trial ol t harles II. Eiielps, v i x \ssistaul Stifle Tivnsuri r :it At- 1 huny, resldl ed, hist week, in ii V< .diet | ol otiih y on three lndietin ols, and, iulter an Ho lleel a a I attempt hy hi* eoinisei to stay judgement, the pnsonei | v\us aentepoed to be oonlined in tlic 1 Albany iVniUriliary lor live years on J L?aeh oonvictlou ?iilteen years impris- v jomeuU rVS: 1SOVEM15ER 7, v -v . miii uf^Kiuii i h mm.. >j, mw The Great Election l)ar. Since the found.itionof the U? > k ? lie there hna been no such election <luy as this. Not only me (iraiuisin and Radicalism ou tria to-day, but lie* j |>uh!icauisiii itself so far :tt .least as. i his ('nil11try is < >?!),earned, is to be put to t be crucial test. The twenty-three States following' will elect members of Congress: Ala- I bama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Kansas, Kentucky, Maryland, MassacliusctLs, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nevada, New York, New .Jersey. Pennsylvania, lthode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, \rirginia and Wisconsin. Three Terr:-! lories?Arizona, Idaho and Washington?choose Delegates to Congress Of those twenty-llireo Stales the following choose State olliccrs, as in- i dicatcd respectively, only the most ! important ollicc being given in iliis enumeration: Alabama, Governor, Delaware, Governor; Illinois; Treasurer; Kansas, Governor; Massachusets; Governor; Michigan; Governor; Minnesota, Ohiet .Justice; Missouri, Gov( rnor; Nevada, Governor; New Jersey, Governor; New York, Governor; Pennsylvania, Lieutenant < ?ovi rnor; South Carolina, Governor; Tennessee, Governor. Tiicse States and Territories elect J.cgislalures: Alabauin, Delaware, Florida, Illinois, Kansas, .MashucIiusi its, Michigan, iMiunesota, Missouri, Nevada, New Jersey, New \ ork, TennsyIvaiiia, South Carolina,1 \ v'. - ; -- \ ~ . ? *.*t \ pcvi j ii iriciiuniil, \ 1 Trillin, >\ 1'- | l/.ona, Idaho, Washington. '1 here arc eleven (iovornors, one Lieutenant Governor, onu Chiel .Jus-' tice ami one >late l'lcasnier to be; elected* 1 lure will also bo chosen iweniy Ix'gislaturcs, ( ougressnn u in I wool \-throe States and 1 Jele^uics to J Congress in ihrce Teritoiies. The Members ol congress to he; ehosou toil.i\ are 'JU'J, Merely three-iourths ol ll?o I louse ol Ucpreaouiaiivcs. \\ e give the Glares voting t'or Colipp'essiiu n in alphabetical order, with L t to rep resent a i ion oleaeh: Alabama, b; .Ai kansas, 1; Delaware, 1; Florida,-; tieorg'.a, I); Illinois, 19; Kansas, !t; j Kentucky. 10: \l ii vi ni'l .'.-M ' , , - , j v<, Uj.ii.i-ni tmi setts, II; .Michigan, 9; Minnesota, 3; iMissouri, 13; Nevada, l;New Jersey, 7; .New Wii k, 33; i 'enimy 1 \ aiiia, 'J7; Ithode island, J; South Carolina, ,3; 1 i'iiih^h', lu; i'oXas, 0; \ eilitoul, (on account ol net titer candidate gelling a i majority in ?h |?l?'iiil?er election^ 1;| \ iigini i, i; W isconsm, 3; I lieu-gale ' 1 roin i. iii 11 *11 i lie i I'rrilories oI Ait/.o-j 11;t> i> 1 .itic> and \\ {Ellington. ?? *J?* ? laJl/l.SiAMA. I>i\mi i ii:*. dies TJimilen be!, id, [F.olii the New 7 Oik Herald. jS i;\v Uui.i'iiiNH, Oct, 31, lb? I. 1 lie n publn aiis be. onie alarmed le-o ' 1 lie v slioiinl lose i in* Asst'inlily, Ai\er i ciiiii'ih held imt lM ?> 11?I a \, .Marshal I " 7 i'aeU.inl .ib Chairman ol ihe rMale I i on lull l1 i, issued ti legi a jdiie orders 1 to l lie lail'Mlil, vO I'uri l< pill lieUil repi I'M'lilallv Ob ai ail ba/aids. I he seerel d this lb, one o. I uein u il> nu , thai i:i 1 some paijslus the I cpiij-lienns iia\e lwo or three tickets in ihe* ii'. Id, while die demoerals have Inil, one ami are ' ,i oiled. '1 lie i?roba')iiiiy is that the * leiuoi i'ats Willi slip in ineir As> tnblv- ' in n between Uie rival republicans ami ' _;el a majority in the nexi ?louse. A najoi iiy ol i he Assemby' e;i n impeach ; ' he (iuvi liior ami suspes 1 him during : i trial l?v ilie Seiiale ami wilii lies1' IVou111 eeine dUgt'kCO Hill! loss ol [>at- , image. I lie republicans also tear | iu>iii?li Senators would join the demo- I * * *? I rats io eonviei and remote Kelloeg. ! n loose disalVoeU d parishes the repnb- . leans will, iii tlit? lirst place, conceii- ! rule all ilil'ir Mronoih to elect their | ' Ysseinld) men, and in ihe next upoi: 1 lu ir t on*'vesssinni. In mis city they ( t'v ns> 1111?lo cvei'y conceivable 1 1 ;<? | re \ cut a t.ur el dion, I il ' v ' || hey ? an IrrglllCII IHOPe t)? the Wlutes I nio'lio woods i><I r-w iiipy^he\ may,l' a hli ilie aid ol AlermliV cavairy, car- ' y, ilie ."Mate. I WlUANlilNli TUB MII.ITAHY Foil 1-:UiCTION 1 > A Y. ^ ' I 1 C 1 onei'a 1 IOiimry to-morroxv will nakc lIn* necessary disposition of , | i oi)| a lor election day, and issue an , >rder admonishing l he lorces iliatthey j i an only be used in suppressing eon- , I icts bclween armed inenj that 111 e y j | mist remain in quarters until called ! ipuii to mi ppivsg iii i hide nee. Detach- i neiiis will no locaied at the police sla- <. ions and also wiivrcxer there i> leder- | .? il property. I Major ,\i> i nil sends a telegraphic e epon, t:11 iigmg iiiin*11 oi i lie intiunda- \ n?n by llic unites in JSatchuoehes | mi'I&Ii as an excuse tor the alleged clu- i ii -s o] Lieutenant Mcintosh, wlio-'j ; lets, n all i lu- i epul is he true, are only xeclli'd hy the atrocities ol Quautrel i mil W iiz in lhe late war, I I ie reports arc q .ml concerning the celling about ?>hiv \ eport. I he revis Uii ui inu registry closed lo-iugtu, am) j ?1 me 5,u00 irauiluleni negro repealers J \ inearthed titan 600 w t re cut ?>11 ; ;i >y the republicans* Over 0,ouo alii - j h iavii> iiave been made ag.iiubl ratliral i ept atcis. 1 ne democrats openly ex- | a ut'8s then hej.ie oi carrying ail but <j H o I /UiiglYSMliCll iiii d i lie lo \N CI' HoilSC. ^ 1 haw ju&l learned thai man) ol Hie | u aopie, irighUiud a way to tbe swamp* | || ?y ibi eaiwiliy tin the line ol the itui \iver are now reluming and mean to ote. I, f 1874. ?-i ? ? mi in ww < ?. n 11 i ? i General Emory's Military 0r<!< r. NJ-:\v Oulicans, Oct. ul, 1871. The follo'vvinnr i* tin? ffeiKM'al order w r lvmic'i horn tho Headquarters ot the 1 Jepurtmeat of the Army ot tho <iu11 io relation to the disposition ot troops on Aioinlay:? Tho troops are in thia city to preserve peace aiul order and to prevent j a conflict between armed bodies ot men, and for no other purpose. '1 hey J will continue to abstain from political i discussions and any interference with the election. All tlie otticers and men are required to remain in their quarters dining the day of election, unless called out to prevent a conflict between armed bodies or hy orders from superior military antiiority. It turns out that aot It of 18 Go has been inoperative sinae 1SGS, when the laws of the Slate were codilied. No (hitru resin Alabama?Chancellor >[< . Craw's Testimony, Mo\t<;omkuy, Ala., Oct. 2S.?Chancellor McC raw (Irepublican), whose i division embraces nearly one-third oi the State, in a letter says: I he ( haueery Division over which I pel side extends across the black belt into v. hat are known as white counties, ' hoth iti north and South Alabama, Since t he commencement of the present political canvass I have held terms ofthe Chancery Court in the various! counties ot eastern Alabama, fruin : tho loot cl Land Mountain in northern i Alabama, to the Florida line in the! soulli, I have been in constant com- i rmmicntinn, us well us personal eontad, with nil the members ol the bar and 1 ins* citizens o! both political parties, nil u! whom conversed Irecly ami fully us to the present status of political affairs. I have been present, at 5>at hei ii;gs of the masses of all colors, | and have li>tcned attentively to the , speakers on both sides. I am rejoiced to say that I do not know ol a single ease ol outratre or pi rsounl violence ^ 1 for opinion's sake in all the length and brea.it ii ol this division, nor have 1 heard ol even one authenticated ease, j 1 have no hesitancy in saying that the' citizens of all colors and all political parties can and do freely and lulls* ex- , press their political opinions just when and w here they please, without the ! 11 :i>t liar ? ! any outrage or personal violence. The outside woriil is ile- j reived l?y the, terrible passion into vvliii li letter writers anil political editors have lashed I heinsi 1 \ i-k. There is not a county in Hast Alabama in which any man Democrat, Consul vati ve, lb paginal, or Radical?liny not pubiidv di idare his sentiments with as lit- j il tear ol molestation as in any (Stale i in ail i he I road Union. i-'our Anli-Urant .Senators. J i N'< w i rk and the adjoining Slates ? >i M.i.-mu > uselts, New Jersey, and! lYnnsv ivftnia are to elect Senators in I ougr ss next .January in the room ot , h'uNioN, Liberal; \\ asiiuuun, Repub-! lean; IS i oi k rox, Demoi i at; and Sco i r, Republican. The whole or a portion i >t tin Legislatures which are to choose ' lie Senators will he elected on Tttes- '( lay. 11. these lour States the Opposition ire sure to make a handsome gain in Jongri-.-sini'ii. In the present House he u embers stand sixlv-lhiec Repubicans, loiuleen Democrats, and one liberal. We shall not be supprised ! o s? e the Opposition on Tuesday lii t r.eai ly ihutbie the number ol | Members llu-y now have. Rut how about the lour Senators ? 1 lume will be a meat overturn in Mas- i eieli use I Is, but not enough probably o do more than secure a .Republican Senator who will be opposed to LiaPli.-ni. New Jersey ought to lect a Democrat. Desperate eitoris j will be made to get ,i Ring Kcpublian. i?ut il ail I he elements ol hosiily to (i i; a nt pull together this may he '< |ne\inied. The same is true dt l'euisylvania; and no elicit should he ?pared to del eat t he Ring conspirators mil send to the national (Jupitol a man vv ho at least ought not to be in O <? li.-Smt 1 , Ic in 2sew ^ oik the !?lato Senate .1 n>lds over. 1 (. couMsta ol thirty-two J ^ ncmbers, <>i which the Republicans' , ta\e eighteen and the Opposition | j onrteeii. Die Assembly consists ol \ >ne hundred and twentv-eiurht mom- ^ t * * ' 1 X'?8. The. enliie Legislature there:- i ^ 'ore numbers one hundred and sixty, s Hid eighty-one votes are required to | deet a Senator in C'on<cress. To He- i ( aire these eighty-one voles the Oppo- 1 ntion must cany sixty-.seven Assein- | ^ d\mcn on i uesdav, or ft majority of ; t >ix. I ins a pretty severe task, but < >vith due exertions it may be accom* ' ?lished by looking sharply to the ? wenty-bve or thirty close dntricls in ( iiv .Mate. ^ Wall ellbrts corresponding to the mergeiiey n ft ti-Grant Senators can J >e bccured in the se lour States. jN. y. tiilil. 1 A sharp student was called up b'y a vorthy protessor ot a celebrated college ^ uid asked tin question: "t 'an a man u ee without eyes!'' Ver sir," was the ii'ompl answer. "iioW sir," cried the ( itia/.ed protessor, "can a man see with- ^ at eyes?" "He can see with one eye, ir,' replied the ready-witted youth, j lid tho \vlinl? - 1 J . . ..??7o onuutea with doi^lit at the triumph over the proles&or. -^T" Sending prettily worked, comfortu j le ftlfppeth to single gentlemen i? a I ilippuy trick. I '* ^ > k j|. > .k Kiuiti'd, Thoro \v:is lniolv/ ., t.:.. ....1 .. _ ? ?- j ?? c??o ;uuu' S( ?l o! f:im:ii ill Biased called ".Miifki'is," followers ol 4\J acobiua, the ieuialo Christ/' They have been utterly exterminated by the populace and sol diery. 1 heir prophetess herself while inciting the remnant of lief dcrptrut. band ami fighting at their head waa buvoneted through the body of one ot her devoted adherent*. At first they occupied Htrongholim which during the summer* were taken, one hv one. The last stronghold was cuvried on ll^K-d Of August, with dbnsid- ""*> erablo losi^* A demand to surrender at discretion was rejected, and every one ( ft o! the baud died lighting 10 the last gasp. hVw such instances of bloody and wholesale punishment are recorded ill the history of the I iuetei lit It century, and seldom has whole, ev? n imiguilicant seel. perished in so short a lime. The Muckers seem to have been little deserving of pity. J>nt their final and erne! extiin*?.ho? .. , . w v,. v 11 i' i o uny :n< iv of iho early ages than this cnlighteud period. O 1 An old fisherman who was lishing in a t rout si rerun one evening, and as he thing his tly over the waiers it was suddenly snapped by a largo hatThe *1 ratiijfc^jolving thing Wangle. and Happed TUs wings at, the end of the lino. The iishennan's companion called out: 'Say, Sam, got anything?' / \ * * ? * i looking at iho bat upon I.is hook. 1 What is ii?4 '1 <lmmn, unless its n cherubim.' i?*? ?. ooiss.wr rjifmyvtaacKrr.".'??? HScgtiSaft* osiiniii?ic.i J son. K The next rcgulai rniunidiiiciiiuiTi < f s*/ \<pTlony J.odge, .No. (jo A,*. I*'.*. M t . beheld on Tuesday nitht .Nov. 7 ^ x 11-111), lbl-i. 1 i. (L sLSSiONS Li ci\,. Hy order of W. M. ^ A Fortune for $1 ! Olio Oii'i is (> muauieed lo one of every ele\ en conseeulivo numbers. $50,000 for ONE DOLLAR. ".NOW IS VOL It Tin! J]," Dame Fortune holpsthoso who help tliomselveso()0,0000 Tickets a. $1.0 ) ou'li, numbered f:oin 1 to oOU.OUU, inclusive, 'i lie oxeeedi.i . iy low price ol Tickets hongs it. within llio reach <>1 all. Oiratul Ciiit C-onciorfc In Aid of Public Improvements iu the City of Denisson* Texas. mw ur * MA* , vk-*vr*r i.t." rt* V* 'Texas (Jilt Concei t Association 'f\ WILL CIVM A CONUKKT PHUBSDAY, DL0BMB3E, 31, 1874, And will l)is'rflmte to (he Ticket liable s $250,000 IN GIFTS. Depository' First National Bank' Cenisoii list i ibill ion to ('onitnenee linniedi ilely atier be Convert, Managers ol the Dlstribulioii hose11 by the Ticket !i Gders and lYoininml i! izens, LIST OK (HITS : 1 (Land Cash Lift $.10,000 1 n o o it II) 1 <4 44 4 . .... J .-,,'100 ^ 4. (4 4 to.into 1 4 , 44 44 .... .5,000 | 4 . 44 44 li,")0O | 44 44 44 .... 1 ^,1,1) |{, 44 44 " II-TAM ' T-t'.iy oaeu, . . .> u > I 20 44 k4 44 250 44 .... ,*> ;?o 4< ?4 44 i "><> 44 !.(>'() 50 44 44 44 ioo 4< :,,(io(> 100 4 4 4 4 44 50 44 5,0)0 100 4 4 44 '4 25 4- ),) 200 44 44 44 20 14 ... .1,00 o 500 44 4 > 44 10 44 .... 5,0011 1,00 0 4 4 4 4 4 4 5 44 5.f;00 1,-0) ? 44 " 2J 44 .... :V,750 10,250 ^ 44 44 " 1 " .... -10,250 .707 < !r?dp ash (lifts, anionntiii'-: to, >, 11:.'2 lYi/.es in Ileal Estate amounting to50,00 > 10,7S0 Gifts, amounting to .... 5250,000 liEFEHENCES. Knowing Mint the management of this >iation will be conducted as represented, we. lieei lully rooomeud tlie same lo the publi' : ajnes J.conard. John IIoM'ord, John 1?. lcDougall, \V. II. W inn, II. Tone. J. M. ,'ook, Aldermen, City of Dcnisou, i'exas. 'ndy/* Win. 1>. Kirk. Nevins, City Treasurer. V. I!. Moss, Eone Star .Mills. A'eekly Times, Donisott. E. Fuller, Alamo Hotel. I. Goldsoif. & Co., Merchants. Viii. 1 Ingles, lie.,I Estate llrokur. i st N< filial Dank, Oenison, tol. Fralfk bem ader, Ex-Mayor, Jnily <* Weekly news, Cenison. umuel A. Cook. Ileal Estate Mroker. 'ol. T. H. Warren, Heal Estate Hrok-i" 'has. 10 Maurice, U. b. Coinmisioncr. Jol. Nuniiel Mrooks, Galveston, Texas, os. l'erry, Attorney M., K. Ar f. |{. }{. \V. l-:v- 1'iwt ni l-i' or I < ? - r l" i |V " * " '"'llil r, ol. W. Shepherd, Alamo Hotel, Denison ?eu, (?. A. lioul, U.S. Army, Ft. <?iiiliih, Tex. Jorchanls' A Planter * liank, Douison. .(i.iiddy, Div&ion Supt., At., k. k p. it jj kil.E.J. fctrung.lJ.M.l .S. Army Denison Tex." iOi U, Stinnett A Co.. Cotton Linkers lieuisn. ).l).Clmdick, Manager Cot to. i Compress Co. lenison. ?o? 4 H A statement of tlie Distribution will bo ' ublislied ami forwarded to tickot holders. ami tl gifts will be promptly paid utter tiio disiibulion. lOOf) JmV ttfesPONSlKLE l'KUSONS^ VANTED to work lor the interests of this ozonation. LLLttMAL COMMISSIONS iLLOWLK. JIOW TO ! 'JO MIT TO rs. Money should bo sent by Express or by )ralt, Post Ollloe Money Order or liegis?eruii teller. Address all Communications to AM'ilEUS li. COLLINs, Secy.. Denison, Texas.