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LS JPA s 0. 13., s. 0.: 4wu SLIon annum, for six Abonthe, let to advance. Adver to Inspise& at one dollar per square.o Inch ge lesa for the frst inser io and ets for each subsequent in sertlon. discount made to merchants and other$ advertIsing for six months or by tho year. Obituar*l Notlees and Tributes of Respect oharged for as advertisements. AnnouniW*g Candidates five dollars, in advanoe. VATIONAL DEXO03ATI TImET. FOR PRESIDENT: WINFIELD 'SCOTT JIANCOCK' OF PEONRTYLVANIA. FOR VI(E-PR1CSIDENT: WILLIAM II. ENGLISH, OF INDIANA. Presidential Electors. At -irge-Hon. John L.Manning Colonel Pirst, District-Gen. E. W. Motse. .Se col Dutrict-Hon. C. It. Simonton. Thir' /)istrict-J. S. Murray, Esq. .V-; ,i. District-Col. Cad. Jones. J# 0 itrict---on."G. W. Croft: 1Or State Ticket ''PoR GOVERNOR. JOHNSON IAGOOD, of Ba .'OR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR. 'OIN D. KENNEDY, of K9 FOR SECRETARY or STATE. Ro. R. M, SIMS, of York. VOR COMPTROLLER GENERA AMES C. COIT, of Che FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL. ROY F. YOUNIANS, of UPERINTENDENT OF EDUCO S* UGH S. THOMPSON, of FOR STATE TRBASUR N 1TER RCIHARDON0 F "eaJUTANT A D. e. A, 4Oprgetow V'YATT IKEN, of Cokpusbury. . .s $.COT HRAN,.of bedl'l LFOP U RERE2ENATVyE3 4 W. TOLLRSON. .-, . EJTAJNDEW ic~i . LBW%8 JOAB MAbitN NOR PROUAT2!JUDGz. 'LI~N Et DU)ANT. - OUOL OlaMMISSIONUB. Lt VER tP. JONj#8. T '3 00OR. HS .. .WFRKSEY. (' u(N2T 'MMIS8IONER,. A. B. T ALL'TVEY. L AJBA N M1A Ul ~IN. 'TIAS i)A . SOlce Detnre la ty Britishi fw more ng cla&im's la.c ew6i log a y e Ib. largu - l ever eI lia that .4ty. .%e"T werey oI In040 thousnd prowa OA aset ot s"ng ad ther spa tre ja Se esson e wer Baiaeptosad J4gi akey of this te being aMong the*"Iuber New York's electoral vote is absolutely ortaim for Hancock and English, which makes theoi election a certainty. A Radical Ticket . The Columbia Regitw-sa ys i hae itfr good authority that the atadieas have theil State tioket arranged, and that It will be sprung Just before the election, and that al the faithful and truly "loll" have been in, formed of the progrmme, and know now alti ough there has been no public announce. ment made, whom they are to vote for at tin general eleetion. They may possibly have county tickets arranged in the same way. Democrats should be on the alert and ready to defeat all their secret arrangements. We learn that It is the Intention of the Ra dical party of this County to rurn a full County ticket. They propose to fuse wi. the Independents (if there be any such an animal in the County) and run the campaign as vI nrously as possible, although they will wo on the sly" as much as possible. Our in .aant who was approached by one o, their candidates, (though he- has not been publically announced yet,) to solicit his votef and to whom he developed their plan, is confi dent that they intend to make the best effort they possibly can. We regret ,aayoin'g like political excitement over out' Oonity offices, but we think an oppquitlon ticket will add at least three hundred votes to the Democratic party. It will bring out our entire vote and r tate and National tick ,'bnd we will n fifteen 6) o b ent an 4 hat the Dethoor&tte clubs in this 6nncludad t0boe our pril they bUVe ino moe work ttp4 * know there has not U tm aeting since that electio . This, 0 Is, wrong; the clubs e as they did before ibe *ry ,'t and endeavor to enroll as" . bqr the general election as possi mar election we placed our arema before the pe ple. Now it. astdatjto4INestAea< by', just as many eates at2 b76. Not cnly this, we ekowad .for the State and ~at~~A~ leetion of these tickets 4th ersof Pickecns Cnu.y pc 6rmed Iterduty. S3o let us ~cn thmiu4 take an interest in olub mecpiagp anid e ny~ eery Dynooratie vco la brough' but us the 2nd day o'f Novmober, The Chester Primary. Tlgfolloing ':nndidtoo 'were .nomintated at. the primary deetiorn hu Chost.er Counmty onl td instant: House ot em rent .s W . a n t hape n t' ty Tr.e b----4r Auitr .J. Lnas. . - non N* jiteotion Are~I o commision'a.' 491*(- oosh$Por Another' election ill~IRhldf o* October lst - ' Gen. Island fkonis delega~tiom (Comnpany Va JerseoMI tho4 nied-ie. guity 2Sf pt sixteleb ao 'were 66 as8O~ . - payng fpe el and..oonocaliui f The real e Id, i't~ m Ake ~n a a v nldle of Aikoci, ~pushd,4 The .fa~s ter fo$rdawe .. The fa&4guga of Court for this Obenut Oevened it thia place on last Monday, at 10 o'clock M. Judg Mackey presiding. The a to be in good working condi. tp, & i hes the business of the is900" usual . promptness and dig. ty olItor Cothrancii at his post and is conduting his side of the court with his usual promptness and ability. Up to the timis of going to piess the folm lowing cases have been disposed ofs; SEliza Julin and Waddy lestOuse beak Ing in day time and grand laroery,.tAr bill. Continued. Franklin Satterfield, malicious trespass. Nol pros. . Joseph Burgess, fornication. Nol pros. J. J. Jamison, retailing liquor within two miles of Easley. Nol pros. on payment of costs. Martin Holder, itndiation. Nol pros. The State vs. Clinton Cannon et al., resist ing an officer and assault and battery. No] pros. James' 1. Barker-verdict by consent guilty, bt recommended to the mercy of the court. $1,00 fine and costs or 20 days in jail. Paid costs. James 8eaborn and Pat Russell, stealing grain from the field, true bill, Nol pros. Baylus M. Hester, assault and battery. No bill. James A. Mull, assault and battery with intent to kill. No bill. James Peek, assault and battery with in tint to kill. Nol pros. Foster Hawthorn, attempt at poisoning. Nol pros. Gen. Hancock Defines His Position on Southern Claims. Naw YoRK, September 24.-Gen. Hancock, responding to Theodore Cook, of Cincinnati, who had written to him concerning the Gen eral's attitude on the question of Southern clalms, replies as follows, under daite of the Ad: Your letter of the 20th instant has been oive I regret that, you are disturbed ug-bear, Southern war claims. p not be misled by it to suppose bel. 'ms" or claims in the interest on ere Lhe rebellion can in way be, countenanced. s an im a . alt 1uch as used o be made aga asa were in arms defe th . -ar as touches me, I d oune .t Wne govern ment can never pay a debt or grant a pension or reward of any 'sort for waging war upon its existence, nor could I be induced to-ai prove or encourage the. payite7 of such a debt, ension.or re'*ard. Nobody expects or want# hiatural action. To pro wone 0.a insult to the intelli Eqsbw9oicuj people. When the r o was erhaligd thd heresy of secessi in every (olt and' in evory incident w down for ,tl1It is a thing of the d~ pat. Wec ziad, po backwar bIf I werg '4'eiat I would'veto all lei o w r&corne before me providing ' e ~ihon or payment of claimis oq1 i ff losses or damwages by persons *X w ere in the rebellion, whether pardoned or not. In 3rblation to Union war claims the govern ment's obligations to its defenders come firt, They are lasting and uacd. T , ulic laws of civilised nations do Ia rn gel 1 recognise claims for injury I opoporty suiting from operations of wa neverti~~ our government hats treated - ich groa4~n .diulgence the claims for l es and dan~j esfred by the Union meu/4om tihe mii Operation of tlie war otrihe Union. But as s3~tilitil were closed giore than fifteen years claims of that nature are now mostly in ubads of brokers, or persons other than ~ rginal sufferers, are 12ecoming st ale, anid ? ~j udgment, might fairly be considered bred by the laps of timel and if hereafter en ~ed 11l, shaontd. p subjected to the arhNinX 8. Haiuooox. Is6#jtj -A4 adleal trickster has I~npassing amodi the colored people in SO9UIy in the di ise of an Indian pr'eacher. ie proehev ret ended religious .dootring in the'day 4e anad at night he holds soca4k political Theetings, and uses every means to "cause t1i colored people to hate the white aign. S r~ie was an Indian and hated -tbiem bt s'el He held forth in the sdhool houdeT'~4eas Shlmer's, in the fork, some ttfn*"last, ek. Our people ddId look on#t fb hin mad give him what ease, .4'aud tar afide:featheye, foi Hefot and intention to stir up stife be-. 1races Keep .alook ou a~ t 1 i ~he Republican h n Nainat Chestet.,o'n y A of Greenvitwi 4 j y aolataton, att4d 'Thriending hails , both 4 and 9I d t4 A laical aih a4109g00.,0 a Maine, which in abowt one undred On egt sn thousand, 'Insures that party the loss'or Now Ha*mpshire, Pftnsylvana, Ohio, I nos,California, Nevad and Origon, and makes Masmahusetts doubtful ground. The lovers of pesos and tranquility way now rest assured that neither civil war nor aotional animosity shall blot our history for many years to come. Fraternity, quiet, com merce, and a geerous rivairy In prototive industri~are to be thv-*tbboleth of the fu ture From thd 4all peak of Katadin now echoing the shout of victory to the golden anore of the oven, the Gulf of Mexico and the iar off Pacific Coast, the entire laud in to be ensh, oned w sth good will. The carn of c w are not to be opened, and only as a fri (ful, unwyeaome hiatus In American history, are they to be remembered. Woe must and will have peace. Such is the feeling prevalent in the Na tional Capitol among all classes, except the office holders. The latter tare nervous, peu lant and morose. Twenty years of office ha made them tyranical, slfishy and exclusive, and now that they perceive the axe of the headman suspended above them they become franti , t e. I have seen an agent of the R'_ pressing through the Nn torir Doe t., paper nd pencil in hand, ntin ow names of every employee, suspected of Democrey with a view to their removal. This agent informed me, ant it was the purpose of the Administration to '-discharge all traitors," meaning thereby all Democrats. It is well known that tlis pur, pose has been faithfully carried out, and that to day there is scarcely a ni an to be found in Government employ who does not avow hiin self a Radical. In the good tiri6 coming and which Is to follow Gen. lIancock's election, I trust no such disgraceful scenes may transpire. Let there be no indiscriminate removals from office on account of political sentiments. Is he honest and capable? Should be the only question asked respecting sabordinato offli cers. 'Of course the heads of Depart.ments and othiers who muaintain intimate relations with -the Govennaiiiient, must be made to con. form to tle ntional policy. But for clerk. a a .minor positions, 1 tiuist. the ternity and good will which. the p e anifestly desire, wvill be fully :ad, opt re angry slhaking of fisrs over maum. No more stupid and use ibout a solid 8outh. No more ensanguined under-garments. But peace like a.mantle shall shroud the land, anid industry, progress in the useful ats, amnd general pr~ perity shall be the c onmmon lot and benedica tianse. of all o ui r peop~ile. Union Meeting. K Rws CoUIKTY, 8, C. Aug. 2'I, 23, 1880. e Union meeting of the 1st Union Dis rigt of Twelve Mile River Bapuist Association' e~d, according to previous appointment, wi th'hady Gro;'o Chiurch. The Utrodluctory sermon wais preaiched by F .M. Singleton, according to appoint e oeaor and Clerk-being absent, El der Il. M. Singleton wvas called to the chair andl brother F. C. l'aarsons clerk. Read letters from dif'erent churches and enrolled names. Centrial, not represented; Pleasont 11ill, no; represented; Six Mile. not represented; Prater's Creek, W. L. Entrokin; Keowee-, not represented: Mile Creek, F. C. Parsons and D. A. Parrott; Martin, D. C. Stewart, W. A. Martin and - Cooper; Shady Grove. J. A. Parrott arnd J. Rice. .Went. int~o an election for Moderator and Clerk, which resulted in the election of Elder Hi. M. Singleton Moderator, anid T. Stewart Clerk. Appointed a commit tee on business, WV. A. Martin, IL A. Stewart and T. Stewart. Called for the reports of Sunday schools; Prater's Creek, 2 superIntendents, 1 clerk, 65 scholars, 6 teachers, 8 males and 8 females; Secona, 1 superintendent (J. E. Boggs,) 1 clerk, 60 scholars; Mile Creek, 2 i'uperinten dents, 1 clerk, 4 teachers, 68 scholars; Shady Grove, 2 superintetylents, 1 clerk, 4. teachers 86 scholars. Queries: 1pCthall be dlone with a~ member ho1 g a of' dtinieni., liv in ~ Jhmgeording to the WoM Tit goodL oruder to .erae. the ?un ). t'1 sC *Axs.-Nu. .Watr shall he done.c 'With ~u'.'uOrs re I'4te5tinag a chur-:h Jo en'uso their name from n' a 'b' b. gelude them. n.- J g IOo'clock, pursuan t t o rmana'r . Prayer by Elder 11?. M. Single t.terles.- lst. Has tihe pastor of a church got any ruling power over the church. 'Ans. No. 2nd. H~a the church any rulig power over the pastor of the church. Ans -Yes. On mlotion, agreed to hold the next Union g with the Mile Creek church. tion, appointed Rev. J. C. Parortt to presob introductory sermodi and Elder 11. *M Sinag1'on alternate. On mnotioni, agreed to send these minutes to the editor of Tmn : Plomcas SRNTINEL for pub% 'ieation, andI roujLtin lg all the churches in t Union DiMid .to~ send up their dtel.-. dihn neAt iritug, at Mile Creek Fridlay beor teth Sunday in Ii . S1\GLETON, Mod., r & Coi~. will pay 4' tha bigbest prmiou I et-overor eeanes His Pc. of A viie Daiy New: rtcle on social ostraoism B& j ent has oxcited some ,riti h public printu. The Charleston Iays there are "respectable Radicals" .IdatIh Carolina. This may be so. Bi44 148y that any man of honor, principle and patrioUsm can wish to see South Carolina U00 more under the govrnoment of the thieves, rogaes and plunderevs, who governed the Iate four 3*sse age- If any one, Radical or De1oorat, saint or inner, votes for such a %abage and is no a idiot, I deny Mis being Intitled to respect ility with honoraAle nen. He may have fortune or position, whilb ives Influence i soolety, but honor and prinlple be hat. He has a selfish, bad heart, and khinks only of his own promotion or gain une ter the ,Federal or State government. ' , I have always made a distinotion betwrsen Northern Republicans and Southern Radicals. W bile I admit the general respeetabilut of'ihe rormer I deny that of the latter, The may have been honest and - worthy men in the Radical party at one time in South Carolina. But after the open bribery and sorruption and roguery of the parly became generally known 1 deny that any honorable mn, or men, en, titled to respectabilitY coald remain a mem ber of such a party and desire its suecess. They should not be countenanced by hon orable and patiotic men, for they have become the associates of rogues, thieves and no groes. It is an old Spanish proverb, that "if you will tell me who your associates are, I will tell you who you are." If all honorable and respectatle men were to place such white men and renegades. in coventry there would be fewer of them. The social ostracism would be two strong and terrible for aT1 except the most abandoned. But whilst a white man can associate with thieves and negroes, and then be tolerated in society, lie feel& secure. In regard to the employment of colored men who will vote for worthless, trilling and un principled candidates to steal frora sid dis grace and ruin the State, I thirrk The Charles ton Courier is greatly in error, and advises & most fatal policy. I t is true the negro- has a right to vote us he pleases, and we have the same right to refuse to employ him. Would any one employ a negro who assisted the thieves in the night in opening his crib and smoke-bouse and stealing his corn and meat? Certninly not. Is it iot the samo thing to keep in your employment one who votes for a candi date ha1t will rob and plunder the treasury Miad tax you to thM confiscation o your property?~ We must mike a distinct ion bet ween good men andl baid men, betwcon lhon est meen and rogues. It is in vain to rea son and argue with thme greater part of thme colored voters; they are under the intiuence of thei r viciours leaders and will believe nothing we tell theum. This f~he only lever' that can move them. * * *(; * * If a negro will vote the Radicaml ticket, let him go to thme Radicals for employment, if a white man wislies to become the leader of the no groes for office ainti position, let hmium associate with nimegroes anid the Lhieves and re'gnes who aeompose the liadicadl party in South (arolina. B. F Pt4any. Sans Souci, September 21. Reply to "A Democrat" Ma. Erntvon:; I notice a conmmunicaition 1in your last issue chanrginmg the nmanagers o'f the E~astratoc primary elect ion withi unfair~ deli ng. As I was one that wenut up stairs, I fool that in justice to the honorable managers I should reply to "A Democrat." A friend andi I hamd a little private rmat ier to fix, so went up otairs. I don't reoollcet. whet her the door was slht or not, but wont in, shut the door andi stop ed near it. (llere I will say the managers a e counting tihe votec at. the father end under le window. We did not say one word to th nor have anything to do with the cotiin, neither did I think of any hiardness growin out of US going uip.) Just after we entere the door, and were standing near it, some one came up the steps. My friend leaned against the door; more for mischief than anything else. Whoever it was went down. Perhaps it, was "A Democrat,." if it was, lhe can charge it, to us and not, to the managers- I believe the managers acted perfectly honest in the count. As to being taking in by the managers as their choice, it is all false. The other maJters he spoke of, I care nothing for. Very resp~eot fully, WILLIAM R, Pnton, Eastatoe*Sept. 24th, 1880. BET TER id8--T ho busin elss rov i vatl and new era of prospority which hast co)ni' need aro in kocoping with) theo i' hontlth and happinos al o i jnd resultinsg from the moral uction of Warnor's Safe Kidney and Liver COnio, "Th hn wrongbo by tis' Tmed y Rnes. Dr. Harvoy, *seenii bn igtle less than mirreulous." -~ 1tTOJ OF FINA L SETT LEMENT. .i oth ce is hereby given that we will ap to Olin L. Durant, Probate Judge for Pikona County, on Friday, the 20th daypf October next, for leave to make a hunal~ mont of tihe Estate of JAMES LAWR G, ceaetl, and ask t~o be disoharged therefrom Zectators. E. II. LAWRENCE, J. II. LAWRENCE, Ex'ors sept 30, 1880 2 6 District odont awI~na, Ii Ru-' -Bankrupt. uirtuefrot H sOorge he Unted State fC S 0Ins,. I wfll sell I o the higa est bidder or eask, at Jakiens Jourt lioe, 8, C., on Salesday iotober, L880, during the legal h urs of ia , t All the Notes, A coot ts, Judgmeils and ther evidences, of inde tedness belongitgg tq t he Bankrupt Estate of NI. WV. Ford., 0. W. TAYLOR, Esq., will attepd tq. the ihovo sale for mae i my absence. .W. T. SIIUMATE, Amge ( Romembe tiie4ment nuwt be maade Ober it. I have waited long-amn watin P1 ill. October 15. ro crry..on y eeoss I muSt have noiaey. October 15. All notes an)l uccounts Must be rr raingd " iA Ifactorily with me, October 15. Dr bo placed in the hands of a Trial Justico for collootion. October 15. Now Gontlemen-if you are a friond oink, dont put me off any longer. Rorgem bor, short sottlements makes long, friends. "A word to the wi-se iw suffReiont." If you are sred and 1avo cot to pay, you cant blame me, it in your own fault, ------ A SPL ENDID STOCK OF G'YP GOODS on hand to sell for Cash or Barter, or on time to prompt pitying customern. W. T. McFALL. so)t 23, 18'80 1I CAMP-MEBTING 0 TIll SLIM ATT~ENDlANCIj AT the Canp-mooting cain easily j accounated for by those' who wore at, my Store thin week. I amz now selling 4 A NIDTlIIEPFW'LE CA N'T'8'A N 1 ' I no hn;vt in tock t he largnast. a~t best aissortmentL of GOODSl in Pic Judii thinkl of a woman's good be f or $.,00. A .Nice UnIa9iuru Sui fo(tr 86.50. I know this ad is a little dijoinoe"I but I am jusit mentioning the t'r - gaints a- I th)ink~ of 1iem. Givo mu. a itial, andic if* I do nowt - you Goods- ebotper $ han any min this Couty ~. I will givIe 1 themi to 3 Somo peopl ; ay su~ch pries~ will Ibust, mo), but if I doc theu pooplo will be the gin~or. i b:avo W'tI h f Viood~s (On hand and( they want to bo sold. 2500 Yds D)omestle at 5 3 - 3250 Ydsa Prints at 5, 6, 7,~ 1800 Yds Jeans from 15 t I W.Vill giv as much iaiil a-i I gin it myswit and enan givo you more ti in anybody, anid don't, you for'get i~ E. 1R. HORTON. fbiberty, 8. C. s'pt 23, 1$O;C I ri4 Sloaa r ~r rigtl roi h WVh treas, '\tigcret 1s Wi1las has masnLiti to mec lo gran1t hicca i.m t rsi of A dministratijon af the M .if.: and Itfect s of l~ran Williams, Ieceased. Thao~o are~ therefure to uite andc -onish ill ang sincgu lar the kinadredc ans' rno hbe ia id Isano W il!ibai, c ha hoy l, an~d apear before~ mi' 'ourt >f Prca ite, I, he bei at. Pijnk ., en heo 1d day of O)ctober 188.tia ion h reof, at I I o'clook in ' , to' ahow usei. if any they b ,. sid idmin fstrat ioni sho'uld' not ,8th day of S-eptembe~r, A. se 80,19~80 8{ E'lu State of En sa County of B , ANJr 1 wy . A. am'mb. .ters of Aiul1istrata dos ~f Zephanish S& Th~ rn'e theorefore I. eqA a Zphanhth Br. h %bfn d appear befo. toate, to be hold. he 28d dy di 0oct atlon here, at 11 o'0 oshew ocause, if any the dmilnition sho0uld n, -iven under my hanrc 8th d14y of $e temb.r I,;6889 'p