The Sumter watchman. (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, November 15, 1871, Image 2
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THE OT COUNlWm
.SORB A Ii RES TS. 2
J/ore than titree ffvndred Con/em
York-Brutality of the soldier
at Union.
The Yorkville Enquirer of the
has the following:
The Kti-klnx Prteonere.
It is DOW three weeks since the
ted States authorities commenced
king arrests of alleged ku kJux io*
county, and as yet there are no, in
lion* that the accused will be gran
preliminary bearing before the ;
Commissioner previous to the aitti
the District Court at Columbia, o
fourth Monday of this month,
delay is mainly attributable to the
a< we learn, that the time of the
cials is preoccupied in receiving vt
tnry co?terions of members of th?
klux organization, for whose arre
orders have been issued The 1
quarters ol Col. Merrill are const:
besieged by men of this class, of v.
more than three buudrcd have i
confessions of their membership,
quite a number are yet awaiting ai
portunity to do likewise. We I
these confessions develop nothing d
iog in character from the contest
alluded to laut week.
Since our last report the folio'
pcrsous have been arrested and im]
oued. The first ten had been arre
and bound to appear for trial pre?
to the President's proclamation;
some doubts haring arisen as to
force of the.r bond, they were rearre
.last week, and allowed the privileg
giving new bonds. As will beeeei
but two of them renewed their bail
were released lr?>ui confinement.
W. D. Lessie; * S. E. Good, Elias
Donald, D. J. Good, J. R. Faulki
J. B Good, C. C. Benrosuard* I
Byers, IV. C. Thomas * T. M. Gt
J. C Watson,* Samuel Mitchell,*
L. Wood,* J T. Howe, T. H, Lead
J. M Simms, J. N Thomas,* M.
Mendcuhall.* O. J Beamguard, W
Byers, A lieu Bertis, H. E. McFad
A B. Osborne, D. A. Gordon* <]
Parker, Wu?. Alcorn.f A. J. Mai
Robert Stewnrt,f W. A. Martin, D
Thotnassnn.f T. G. Martin, Jacob St
art.f H. R. Houser, S. A. Fergu
John II Houser, James Pursiey Ai
Archer. M. S. Carroll. John ?. Ch
hers, James Jamison,* W. B. Le
Coarles W. Foster. . . ..
*lWe??e-l ea bond. fNoirbei, confined
the gu :r\l h>use.
Of the nanes heretofore publidc
J. C. Chambers, J. N. McDill, aod
M. Stewart, have been released fr
confinement in prison. The total ot
ber of arrests made since the ll
ultimo is 145. of whom 707 are now
prison ; 97 white men and 1 negro 1
ing confined ru the jail, and ten negri
in the guard hcuse.
The j iil building is, of course, vt
much crowded with this number of m
closely coufioed within its rooms; t
we believe every possible means
adopted to ensure the sanatory eoodtti
of :he prisoners, and to render thi
situation as. comfortable as circum.sta
ces will permit. Captain Ogden, oTt
Eighteenth infantry, who has char
of the prison, i> assiduous io his effoi
io attain this object ; and he and tl
ai' i: under bi* command arc polite ai
courteous tovaid thc numerous perso
constantly applying for permission
visit those iu coflfiuemeut.
From the Chester Rrportcx ol tl
10th, we take the following io ?ege*d
the outrages- of Grants soldiers
Union county :
Outrage In l uton County.
Several days agu a series of outragi
were perpetrated, upon some of the mo
respectable citizens ol Union, by tl
troops stationed at that point.
A number of the business men wei
placed it '"durance vile" on the charj
of being members ol'the Ku Klux.
Aftcr locking them up, aud tbreatenin
them with death on the morrow, the
captors thou proceeded to the homes <
their prisoners aud under the plea <
searching for the identical men th?
were already incarcerated, they the
entered the most private apartuterus o
the ladies making sad hara
among fine dresses and toilet articles.
Of course theft was committed, insult
uno indecent language pre rai led. Af
ter volunteering to the ladies the iofot
mat iou, that, "in thc morning their re
latives would suffer death," they depart
ed One of the ladies lost a 6oe gol?
warrh and chain This bas not ye
been recovered.
On the morning following the nigh
nf meir arrest, the commandant of thi
{..'st dismissed the prisoners, as then
was no charge brought against then
theo. While these arrest? were bein?
made, the troops ^a rutted S ates Marsh
al WJS in the company) made threat:
frequently, that it resistance were made
they would lay the towu iu ashes.
Now comes the strange part of thc
transaction. After thc release of th*
prisoners, the authorities stated that it
was "only a drunken toree." A notice
was sent to the publisher of the Union
ville Tii?>*, to the effect, jhat.if he
dared publish anything in regard to the
affair, they would fire the town aud
swill?! him to a post.
We understand that the town counsel
have since taken the affair in hand -
An investigation has been gone into, and
the evidence, (duly sworu to.) printed
in pamphlet f?ru?. We also learu that
tupies A this pamphlet have been for
wird-d to Attorney Ornerai A kerman
an I I?i>trior Attorney I). T Corbin.
We conceive it to be the doty of the
pres? to keep the public well informed
of all poising event*. We be ieve this
to hf H hutrible truth, aa the source
from which we r.Ltained o?ir iuforneatiou
i? reliable, and when -peaking of it knew
nothing of our coon action with thepress
lt hts been corroborated by another
gentleman who was iu Union st the
tim* of the setioo.
Will the Attorney Gmersl exercise
the same vigilance in bringing tbese
truly "night riders" to justice, that
he has exhibited in crashing Ku Kir.x
ism ? Or will be and h's assistant Dis
trier Attorney Corbin, lightly pass it over
and eon-ign rhe aforesaid printed pam?
phlets to the waste basket ?
If the ?enera! gov-riHuent inJeed de?
sires peace aud tranquility tor ali its
eititeod, this wat ter viii rec?vedue it?
tcntiou ; but, ir the^^jr^iwV"^?.iti-^'
cal capital, (as we believe they do,) tbis|
will be hashed. If some of tbe RadH
cal journals, so Quill tojgwpy. anything;
concerning Ku^Klutwa^Srani tr^?cmi ,
here ia-one. v \ \. \ y.
The work of arbitrary arrests io
Spartoebarg? oreeMiooad> ie aha? tel? j -
io the lasA isaac of the Spartan :
I J/ 1
- ' TStortt Arrests.
' On Saturday^ e"v?T>T?^^^?"?efic1?
msot-of-ihe~.~ar.my- opeiating.,.iawthi*. s.
County returned to town, bringing with
them eleven captured citizens from the .
Thickety sectior^ of thia Countr.^jOu J
Sunday e"venTng"?njoOier detachment re \
turned vrtth twenty boo citizens from the (
Buck Creek section. AU these JHMK
were- captured at their -?ha^ea, wilie 1
peacefully engaged iii theil! dailf- fl?r- 1
suits, OT taken froar their b?ed*.at:njA!;. |
From our knowledge of.these io sec- j
tions above named? apd tbefr popaieuion <
we would suppose that,the woran \ad |
children only hore eseap'ed arrj? ThBe 1
persons are those wb^havexena^jaj^rat
home, many of who? perhaps from their \
age and a rorj^ip^ei^ffithew aampo- (
cence felt them/elres, exempt avoj^the ^
terrorism which is rioting over.the mili?
tary district of the State. Bot the-fury *
of Grant's rc-nom'Dating army is leveled <
against the best and oldest citizens- {
men unable, if they were willing, to }
com mit outrages. We know nothing of
the charges against these mao, bat it 1
looks like a sweeping, wholesale arrest <
of all the people in that sect yat:??/the i
County. Ii our whole Count/is tenn- ,
dergo this treatment, it will o^opffete
it completely, and the crops in^e-j|j|ds
will be lett to rot or ?6 be stolen by the
thieres who will.: feel- that, thia cao 1
plunder with impunity., ' .The wit of
this terrorism will prove-mostAWBUC
tlvet?'?Verjr bra?c'b of rffdos?^ iC?we 1
County, sad e^ecially-to the farming
interest, both for this and the next-year.
.Merchants and tasines* of all daises
are suffering from its effects, p) No one
is making atty calculations forihe future
Since !be abore was put io type, NZ
other arrests bare been made "soi fife
prisoners brought to town.
Kerosene Explosion. _ ! * "
A kerosene oil lamp exp!
evening, about half.psst 9 o'
the house oi!31?%. Jam es-Burke, Jo ?
near' Calhoun street^"~very we**13ely
burning his wife and daughter. At a
hke hour the Utter was thought'lo be
Dey^.rectfverj, 5 w?tat pen?os were
burnt on fKe h?nd" ;n ?nde?v?ribg to-j
tear/tie: olot her from, .th.?r--irnf?rUHiate
sufferer.- Charleslok f?urier.
. The daughter has since died.
THE WATCHMAN
WEDNESDAY, XOVt 15.
A. A. AILBERT - - i - - .'i.? ? -^ '-^ITOfL
?sag ? fit.
state, aWTte?Va 'Motilaie?*, a ;
An interesting re union of ,.old com?
rades io arms was experienced at Col?
umbia, last week, in thc meeting of the
State Survivor's Association.
Tbe following officers were- elfcted :
President, General Wade Hampton;
Vice-Presidenta. General K. ll Auder
sou, General J. B. Kershaw, General 8.
McGowan, .Major T. 0- Barker, General
.M. C. 1'oiler, and General Arthur M -.
Mauigauh. Secretary, Qoija?f ?- C.
Haskell. Treasurer, Captain W. K,
Bacbmao. 1
Executive Board-Colonel Edward j
.McCrady, Genera j J ison WpjftfcQ?.!.
ergil James Conuor, Cojkmgl; JulW -
McCutcben, Cokaei W. H. Wallace, \
Colonel J. H. Rion, Colonel C. Irvine
Walker, " w 1
During the session of the Association, '
Geo. J. B. Kershaw submitted i 1
resolution referring it to a committee ol
one from each delegation present to
report some expression and action io
regard to tho Ku Klux.
This resolution was adopted, and the
mover, with Gen. Wade Hampton, Geo
eocral James J*. Connor, Gdnsra! J/ohijf
son Hagood, Colane! 4 J). Beading,
Colonel J. W. Harrington, Colonel Cad.
Jones, Leroy- IfimnaaM,. Captain
Darb Trezcvant, Captain J. A. Wilson,
D. B. DeSaessure, Thomas S. Moorman,
Captain Samuel B Clowoey, Wa. H.
Bmw ley, Lieut. Pei ry tod H. W. Rice,
(from various portions of the State)
were constituted said commitfee.
Tbe following, subsequently reported
by the Committee) was unanimously
adopted by the Association :
The couimittee to whom were referred
certain resolut roo* inquiring into the ex
pedi en ey of cert ai u' sit too itfreganffi
the >o-caI!ed Ku Ktux Klan's, respect- ,
tully report, that the anbjeet matter of
thc resolution* being foreiga io the ob ?.
jed* of rbis association, which are all
expressed without qualiBcation or reser- |
vaiion in our printed constitutions, the
committee deem any action of this body
on the subject inexpedient aud improper
But, inasmuch as it has been charged
upou us that we hare participated in or
couuteuaoct-d the organizations referred :
to. the committee recommend tbe re?
moval of suob aspersion* by tho adoption
of the lui lowing resolution :
Itt&Jtnul, That ct no time., hat tir?
association given countenance dr ea .
cooragciueiit to any organizations or
combinations Lr the purpose'of viola
ti?g the established lawsof the .bind, or ;
the right!-of a?y 'pyrWo* Hb^rwooder,
mid hereby earnestly iud' solemnly de- ?
clare their dixapproval of alf such or- '
gaiiiutioHM, it any there be, existing in
this State. Respectfully submitted.
Resolutivos ""re riopted favoring
the establishment of a high school for
the education \i otpbana oi coofederate i
soldiers, aad ia favor of assisting tho
Cuufedere'e. Homo at Charleston, by
sending one female pepi} to the Hoaae ,
for ?ducation them, the entire expense, '
per aunu f, being $.'00.
Tue addrtzs-ei Geoeral Jobai A. I
re^ lution? oompl'Hoeetary^ and request. ?
?ng copy for publication aod preserva- !
t i m ie permaaeD? foro were paaa?d. 11
Cw?tSbi Am?ctm, frompte bSfeinnjag
?l^el>mi^|i j A wrlJJ occj?ie4%y.
Re?. F: MI- W XKHNIDI, fir. E.sr?. '
MYERS, (for seventeen yeti's the ebie
ina* acceptable editor) havil?g^o?e? c?T?'
sd again to tba Presidency hf thjr. f?tj ]
\$WlJ*!W??JQd\$&i~ I -...-~
Wo trust this cb a age may, aa i?doubt
ess" wi?^p?o veTjralneDt?y fi'l!SjL J?^T
HrErareUjt?^ ,
fliege, DOW jin ita advaneipg prosper^.,
?y, with added jqprs -of usefulness and
TpmVrrrwjpi^|[jj jfaigawwBPT-r with his
?ulpit po^etar?Mp^d by bis ailment of
be throat,^^jinli^??^? permitted to bring
;he iaflneoefr,rf??l^?nctif?ed learning
0 bear anon.large%4agreased numbera.
Speaking from la local sta?chpeint, too,
SobfiCjfoljfc M|tgd?nr>ni&tTjeef ;
1 closing up of the links which bind it
,o tbe Advocou.... Mr. KENNXD?1. ia ?ose
? /mos* fgiffcd) a^d: .admired pf
be me^a^^f ^e^pijtb^?a?o^na Con-;
ierenee. A qatire Carolinian (closely
sonnected to the family of tba tame
lame inSamter/and the\wottSy ;eon of
i father wbotie name etil I.... elna tera in
precious memory' aroa od hundreds of
karolina J&Verides) jrith bis youth and >
?naohood.ofjrizi.tiul ministerial aerrice
ill rendered within our limit*, the Ad
Mu, anda?Qfj*''??nlfi?i most -eonae
boms to asquith a freshness ?nd newness
of iirterest, ii Has- not! hitherto brought.
Vre extend ta bim our most cordial
gratu lat ions-. - " 7 r
.rm fm. . . . , . . f i
Ciareudou ?nd Sumter at Ike Fair..
From ^he-Prenrium.jtisi^f.tb?jSouth
Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical
Society, awarded at the Fair, held at
Columbia last week, we cull the fol
lowing.fr?? Clarendon aed-Sumter ;
. . CLARENDON. -
Tatting Collar-Mrs: E. Manning,
ag'ed "sev?btj-?o-ur years. Two ?peoi
mets edge Utting, edge and insertion,
Miss 3\ F. Brai lsford.
, ... "T . . j, SUMTER. '
. Saddle Pony-Master J. S. Moore.
CbHdVFancy mss^Mfo 'K: May
rant.:.' " ' "...il.', 'j .'. . ?:<?!I
Crib-Quilt-Mrs E.-E. Spears.
y ' .'. yt.. . y*j ".. -jj ' ?'IT :
. ? V tTHE BACK.. '.
[ After the,' award of, pc?i?sj (be Fair
seems to bare closed with horse rack? I
with a great crcrwd - iff ? attendance,.tj
grand stand being filled with f?ni?r
/'Hinder a prirate purse of tlfiOO', ? .
yrJCF)ud^ entered ,-BeJle ,ofTbl"
Jg?rt? X A: Crawford's "Kendrick''
half mile dash. Mr. Fludd'a hor
won the race io fiTtj-tbree secondai 4 \
two full lengths, midst great applao.au
Mr. Fluid also entered a gray taddM
boree, w;jb. i?agpod'a ^eDj^rAnnie"j
and a bay horse'of "Boyce &'Cb. Thi j
race waa giren to: "Gentle Annie/j
though.the gray^semf, to have pa?se
betti''horses tiefere''geing ? under th r'
atriirg. a
On Monday tbe great single mil "
&nt?i,c<wi ?u&t?i?&^st* -
Bf conj r "Qifkof My J^MM ?A
kVthe ?r??t .afrached' to* tfctrfe?Y gV??o*
"Belle". Y?iitfi? ?baie a good I
start-the :kGirr': leading ^until the last
quarter, when "Belle" closed up, and
got ahead on the home stretch-winning
by haif a neek.
' t mm ?
Baila ?nt Counsel Ea*ase??
.We learu, saya the Phaitiz, of the
14th ?out., chas the ec United Stat
Ai(c%iey; Gen eral,' Mr. Stwnibury
Oliio, and tbe Hon. Heverdy Johnso
of Baltimore, have been ec gaged to d
f eoxfVwe4tv> xl b?> friedender" the
Klux Act of Congress, al lae approaob
lag section cf the United-?Wa
to be held in Columbia.
Judge Bond and Judge Brya 9
will, be on ibo benehmt thejjextaeg^ic
of ?e United 8tatea' *<&ur*,;to bar awl [n
at Columbia.
An Ou traje. %
On Friday morning 4ei, aaya the
Sentinel, ? little boy, twelve years of age,
wis put in prison in Yvrkville, S. C.,
Under the uci lawful Kn Klux Act of
Congress. Hia lather bad bea? in pria?'
on fur several day?. The. little.feU^w't
recyje*t to be pot in the tame room with
bis father was denied. So comment
could put tbis outiags io a darker
right. .
i Tboaa k<Fow &xcap?Joaa>
The President having taken posses?
sion of the State of South Carolina,
deposed the loeal au thor iii ea. au*pended
tbe habem corpus, abolished thai by
jury, ^wartered bis dragoon* on defence-,
Ie&s eitiieos, filled the jail with Ameri?
can freemen by arrest witboat warrant,
{woes bis proclam?tien* for s general
thanksgiving, and informa tn that "?be
process of the aeaaona bus esra oled the j
husbandman to garner the frutia of j
*uoce?! ul tuil," and thai "wa ar? at
peace with ali nation?, and traixjaiHiry,
tc Uh few exoptiuHt, pre ?ails ai hume."
Waihi*yt** Patrm*L
f- .
? Tbe Klb?feca .
Should be tko lightest, airiest, tad sun?
niest room in the hoat e. Cookery in
rbe dark is a^borreat ;oali ?ir ideas of
oleealinees and purit). lt ta worth a
L?tiak??aafo in bajldia^ja kouae for
b?e'f cWn^ttft, ^aVrangn tbat^tbt
kitchen ahonl'd be on ? 1er?) with the
ground, or, botter stott one er two easy
itepiabove it, and akodideWeki sooth
M dlrettiy asr>c#?ble,:wtbaUfeecbeery
lighting, drying, bea ote?os suAskin?
f bould stream into ita large windows
tod doon ail ?by losg. >' \
il
the Charleston!
v btipiork|jfeTl2, says:
Deon solemnly agreed opon by a canons
of colored legislators, held io this etty,
uiasiilsri orar hy TtaTsrly fresh, thr
otarra lenatPC iront-. pa^JRW^ J
produced no effect. ,?1)7-..n:ir.r/) ri.
^??A eeeret ?eTcaeatfr ^cee^wdricef
l^Xe^De^cKtis h arropea tiatte;,
? iii dp HU-, , ?. "r'\ 'J" m
-.^ Sash-.and WipV^^ijmtor ?
colored Radieafc, aie kabwir?o be io .'
favor of wiping ont the whole debt and
beginning afresh, it ? tajircsnmed thst
the eaqcos, abore referred td? deter
?ined to adtneatfrep^
debt of the S*tit? we|^:1i%%o?i j
MARRIED.
OB IkvTtS N?^MrW.iStt,S> tilter; 8. J. Hill,
Mr. VT. ^KfBifrsao?iiirA Jona?* M ici AD.
At th* sam? rfaO/-tS? i??* elwfymaa, Mr.
M. J. MICBAO ta Mila Jci9o* Aaseswa,
SUMTER MARKET; KOYIMBtfc I*
Ta kare aa change to report in prices., lia
Waa ka? been st?eiy\ | fT fl ; | U?Sh t
? SaW24"B.le, at !5,to Ul
" SHIPMENTS - AS FOLLOWS
AjCa?Tark:ier, Charleston 141, Ballimore 51.
WilmingtoB 34. Total 324 bales.
. ?bis ?eatao number bsUaeaexM-f kippe? pre?
vious week. *
Tba special rates af freight ea' Cottee are calj?
ie force at Sumter, Manchester ead Kingsville.
BACON-C. K Sid??, 12@00c; Shldrs. 10@00
LARDrpUAIM. ... I :' '
FLO?1?-per bbl, $8.00@$! J.M. "
COFFEE-Java, 40/3)45 ; Laguerre, Si; Rio,
.30,. jj,- .,,
SALT-$2l5@250. - r :.?-/.
SUOAR-P. R. 12i; C, l*j B. ie; A. 16j;
Crushed, 26. .
CORN-$i.20@*T.25
GOSHEN BUTTER-256^)40.
KAGffINO-Tarions Brands. 55e@27. V>
TfES-8?l?.: fTT f -V "j ~ - *
LIVERPOOL-COT?OS, ?5@?id. V?
NEW YORK.-COTTOK, )8J. Gold, 1I1|.
BALTIMORE-Corne, 18Jf$18?.
. CHARLESTON.-COTTO?, I7|.
WILMINGTON.-Corr?, *7V' " "? '
SPIRITS TtJrtPXSTiSE-Sale*, of 45 casks selec?
ted at 65. 49 at 64} and 12$ af M cents $ gallofe
for foathttajachaga? ?rr fY ry ' '
Rosis-?aies of 1 .?6 ?als at fd for Strained,
$4.50 for No. 2, $8 50 for Low Pale. $.7 IO,?
V "50 tot Pele and $8 for Extra/ Pat?. . '
Caere Tcarxsrrsc- Sties of 410 bbls at $3,50
tor Hard, $5 25 for Yellow Dip and $5 35 for
virgjar.MT ;...:><??! i /MT.MI
^ ? : 'MASONIC.5;
THE REGULAR MONTO uV COMMUN ICA
YlON i OF "CLAREMONT LODGE, N0?4,j
i.A.*. M.-. wilt be bald on Tasteday ;?feaiag,
November 23,1871, at 7 o'clock.
By order of
?. V. WALSH, W.\ M.*.
M. C. WILLIS. Secretary.
Kev J,
TTS WARRANTED ENTIRELY VEGE?
TABLE.
It contains no arsenic or poisonous ingredient?
'any kiod-nothing in tbe least degree injurious
the erstem under any circumstances-and
ay be administered wiib perfect safety to an
fa nt.
It never fails to cure the most obstinate ease,
hen taken as directed.
It rares immediately. In no ease will the
ittent have more then one chill after tbe first
?se, end in tbs majority vf cases not ?ven
at
It accomplishes tie work by destroying the
use of disease, which ne other remedy pre?
nds to do.
It is an effectual preventive, neutralizing tbe
i lar ?nus poi.-oii in th? system, and thus averting
i consequences.
CHArrcLt'sDrror, S. C., September I, IS71.
'rttr,. ?Wi r, 'Hutt & Oneil i
UKSTS .- - We have sold une d<xen of MOISE'S
EVER AND AGUE PILLS with a guarantee,
id not a single call bas bcetamade fur a retara
the money paid ; bat on the contrary, they
ve general satisfaction, and cures in every
el?nee. Forward two daeea as soon as poasi
e. as we arc entirely out of them, and have
Us daily.
Yours truly,
A. J. UALTIWARKER A CO.
CITIZENS'
CAVINGS BANK
-OF
louth Carolina,
EPOS17S OF OSE DOLLAR AND UP?
WARDS RECEIVED.
terest allowed at tba rate of Seven per cent,
per annum on Certificates
Deposit, and Six per eent. ea SAYINGS
ACCOUNTS.
COMPOUNDED EYE KY SIX MONTUS.
OFF IC EES.
WM. MARTIN President.
JOHN B. PALM BB. I v.
JOHN P. THOMAS. J ?iee FreMdraU.
.G. BR ENIZKft. Cashier.
JOHN CB SMITH, Assistant Cashier.
J. W. DARGAN, Assistant Cashier at Sumter.
Local Finance numil tee at Sumter.
T. SOLOMONS, ( J 8. RICHARDSON
G. PATE, i T. B. FRASER,
This Is a lloma lastitatiee and merits tb?
cranage of tl.? people of the St-te-at the
ne time a safe piare t< deposite their money,
rich ean be witbJrawa wbeweve needed.
mara] Banking Business don?. Home ead
Foreign Cheeks Bought ead
ld. Old Beak Bills. Dilapidated Currency ead
Sold purchased.
Revenue Sumps for Sale,
I
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in
of
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To:
sn
mi
ap
In
em
aa
dT
ilkina Hour* from 9 o'clock, A. li?
to 3 P M., an t wry Saturday after,
.oom,/rum. 5 to 7 o'clock
Ian 18
Kinsman {?f Howe//,
^actors and Commission
Merchants..
.HISTLJfcfim^EBw
TUST ARRIVED, ni tb? SuWea ?ear lae
HO BS ES AND jnUBK
ELUS A GKAH7J?
..... 'S
Cl?
mon amnnn
insistingo? every t?Wg, fcept in
, ?aw 1 i?? *. 1 ' ! . fl { l :
-?.(??Itt : ;.? ? } I |.0i .t li'tMOMa ?
second ti^jtp'v?fe^^T^fe
..."j .. .i. ..'.>.;./:,. , v( nf? : . ; : ?_".
purchased a second supply,
which has been
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. . . . . . . I . - :
Just Received,
vii*
at very Low Figures. He }s
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now r?j^re^;to,?lTei; to his
customers the best assortmen t of
goods ever offered in this mark?
et, and at prices which
All that he asks is an. examina?
tion of hicf stock before buying
elsewhere, and he feels satisfied
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T .'? ? <.. '-ilir,.;,
of being able' io
? good suppjy of
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Corn Shell ers
' . . ; . . . : :*.r I-'?;.?
on hand. The celebrated Kew
Style (all Iron) Com Sheller,
For sale cheap.' Apply to
A. A? SOLOMONS.
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COBBI* MAITS AIP LIBIRTY SYS.
Nor 15 ' ________
The Stats of South Carolina,
COUNTY OP SUMTER,
COURT OF PROBATE.
Dari ox Bator*,
acd others,
?.
Joba Boree, J. . Soi
Mary E. Boyeo, \ .... .tor
Annette Boyeo, j Partition.
; Edmond Buyce> . ,\r . . t .< r
- Sa tc oe] Boyeo,
. * . CH. Bo Tree. M u.
I TO THE DE*XSDANT, Joan Boy**,
Toa aro hereby, tass atoned to aa serer taoCoar- j
plaint 1n this aatfOrr, fired is th? odke of the
Jodfo of Probate for said Coenty, aad ferre a
eopy of yr>aranstr*r on the ssbseribers, at their
oflee, ia Ibo towt of Soesttr, within taran ty days
.ftortho serrito MrfhC and rf yo? fail so to
answer, th? Ptarnrfjs wili thea apply bs th? said
Coortfer th? rafref demanded ia tho Coos,
plaint. BLAKftUTO ? RIC H ARDSOS,
Plaintif"! Attcraey?.
Ho?, is _ mr
The State of South Carolin-,
SUMTER COUNTY.
Cy Cha?. M. Basai, Faqoire, Probate Jodge.
Whereat, -Job? ?. W... Pwtaraa* hath
??ad* sait ta to frtnt him Letters ?fl
Administration, ai the Bate**, aad *fsj*t* of j
William M. De Lora*, dos
Thea* are therefor* to di* ?od adsaoaiah ?II
sad tricolor tao ktwdrod and Creditors af the said
Waa. M. DeLeemo, daecsed, that they b* ?sd
appear, balbra aa*, li thu Oaenrt sa? Probate, to bo
bel* at Swatter C. &;*. tb? 1 st day '?f Doe* ai
bor. Inst, arter smhlseatlea a?roo? at 11 Velten la
the foreaow. ta aha?* ea***, , tr any tit?j bava,
why tba said Administration ibewJd act ba
CRMB nader tay hand, thia lath day of
Vor. Anno Bash i UTI.
C M. stVBST,
Ker 15-Jt J*df* ?f th* Coari o? Prohat*.
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So H? HARRINGTON,
7ISI VBJBH SUFFOLK OIBTXBB,
?wptk^y
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th, rr??.? juM Aafft] jhrtfatt ?sfisgoi
tOOilOt? . ? '?r! .VPt .. ?.til
/Hr? 3?cdc HHPRiif? IN'
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.: -il ..iiiiT i;- ; Ji?^ni? batana vzw z
FOLSOM & DeLOBM?'S
. v FANQY STORR ?A
-:. /?;,.. -.-i'.iij rtffttfc hs7*>?qnr rr- trr *>cij
?:r.rd rai -. ??i?P ST ? -ir? \
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I . >'"?ii! tatrrc*1 Lng ,vi ^ ?>;?'? .; ' '
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?i ?ai horised to ^belre-their payments! Beean
M found at Ca ph L. 'P. LO MN a 'S 8TORBJ i
"'? ' ': * vWa^rn'i?^nnirnd;^^? '
LIBERAL C?^H ADVANCES ON
Cottony ".
and sold na long at m?y bei desired (vita propel
margin) in Hew York or Citarlas ton.
:, GEO. fe;?t##^?rf ?C
KOT,!-, ., , ,, T, ...^ ..dy,.
m?KS^moKs.
?iscellaaeoas Article?
r i^TB ?itfj fT?r ^57^.' ;n ;j...?7,
SUMTER BC OK STORE.
tl iO'l. -1.1 ?. . 4 ?. , .
Scott's" Bible, and an assortmen r ?r Bibles,1 and
*?. H j mn Bouka, for ail denominations. .,
Chambers' EoCjclopscdia,
Macaely 't History af England,,
TroudVsHiVt'ory of England; ' . ",;'.' '
Heine's History ?fEngland;- >i? U-.\.,iu*+<>
Prescott's Completa VrtfctW. w|j ,?v"
Or??I Bi<(?ry af tba old Chert rs,. .
AdaUon's Works, >! ' " ,rf! - ' . 1
Stephsas'War Between rh?:8ttte?, . M
Oeeke> W?ar??tieC M* Cjfa*? ?>nUj**f
Seen? aS?dr?'nfoiVS?f ?? Cb'of?Jertre'War,
Milton's.' Cafcpbell-s, W<ieitet<me>V'Cewper,e,
l^aib^Pwpe^nijd-atAee^.tieA! VatJtJ,.. , " ,
? -??.
Bulwer'? Norel , and the prefer1'He re ls of the
??.^deyv. ? ? sr ? ?ic*C li InlH .fui i M
SCHOOXi BOOKS?
.Ja tho Department? willbefquod ala-ayjj aJLol
the books osfd by School j in tee County.
Tey Bo^'forS?u&?V^^ Ink.
and Ink Sunds. Blank:Bb?ki,;Slates. Oold
Pens, Steel Pees, Writing Delkyj Diariee for
1872, Photograph .Albums. Backgammon
Boards, Dominoes and oThergam?s. Boos
CUmps. for see ur Iwg Sci old > Booka. Pocket
Books, Toilet So#p?, Tobaeee. Cigar?, Pipes.
Jtfatches, and a varjefr of utefal artie'es, all
of which wilf be tofd ?1 reaionabl? prices, at
tbeSotnUrgooVSfore. ? . ?.-?> .?ii"
Notice ?? ?aiie bj'J ls:
fn Xv Richard JI. Ba?k>
IN obedieaee to a=r order made ty hts Hoa.r,
Judge GeorgwS. Bryna, Judge of the Dtarriet
Court of th? United Stales, for lb? .District af
South Caroline, titting, le Bankruptcy. I wjU
sell, in front of the Court Hons?, in th? town bi
Sumter, ia the Coan ty ?f SwtMar, etd Steel
afsevcuid, on tfssjsaday la Dentabas next* a* tee
asnal boar of sade, all. the right, title, interest
ead estate of the Baakrwpt. Richard H. Adder,
son, ia SH that Plantation shasta To the Tillage
cf Statoborg. Coen ty of Seatter. edd State wi
is>o'h Cerolina, known ?4 the .Homestead, con
.ain^ig One ?nidred an* P?Try Aeres, more ?1
faet, baooaed Vorth ky bandi of Brtat. nf ?ii.
finta, gl?aan?Jtaa? Im Slate, Reed frota Cmadee
Ct?fi?n an?Wert ?fl?h? of^nfcaei ??rSley'
i. . . Mtlr.'jusioiir ij?j .? POtrllT tv
AU te? right, tiik, f%>reai and ?atare .rt??^ti<
Richard H. Aederaon, Baakruot, pf aad -in. *U
that Tract af Laad, k?ow'o at tb? Plantst?oe ol
Dr. W. W. An?eoba, st transad, called- Ri ter
etd?; tentahuog Two ?beunaed Fire Qaakiatd
Aeree, atare er less, tad boan dad North ky Raf.
tin C???k, East by lands of R?ehard ?. Moon
aad of 1.9. LeeeV, Roeta by lands ef WflHaai
Seale, and Weet by Valaree liter. 7be ts rmi
af cale io be as follows, te wit: Oae kn sf tate,
ead tee balance on e credit of on? yea/, te hs.
?Cured by 'Eoad of th? Purehaatr and a mort
gag? el th? preeaatea auld. .
' - . f?f* 'Uti .-ania. 3 . . ?
Mt Estate nf. teer Beakrept ie ? Pia a/a
Moe known at ''Bjwessew,'' whick wet der ?sed tr
Bim for lifo, under tee will'of E. M. Aadertbal
dece?ted, ca th? tnm?^?rmt.
.. ^?t**" '? ??'?> ?
ne Bends, "Rotet aid other emeaec H eetlee
kaiesjgkg loikw stjd tsawskiaet, a east ef weich
abe teen on appHeeiion la tee Atasgsee, foi
Purchaser te pay fer papers ana stamps,
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Ker, ?dt. gagg ?; tj i Ateegaae.
Mrs. James P. Brenrian,
Lifter ty Street.
RBSPECTFCLLT informe wer fritad* and
eutneeera that she hat received and open,
ed a fall and Complete Stock of
DRY GOODS,
ORPCERI^S, 8HOE8,
QR??Kt?t m WAKE^ &?.
Atti a gee et at iniilataL ef llert?asdite, for
^She'solSitt tba pe?rmegeof the pebHe. fosJing
ass a red fha t the 'eea eaat b?r* Stock ?fi ^tWeda iii
?art lew priait ?rau?. let
Her ?teak wat peretmeed I? th? lUtfJbaja
Merkatt, ? . .
Aaa) thoa? tradieg at kee establishment, will kary
rai_*m J*- . m w3r 1_gv . M . _ w' _ ?Jer *
v???f moa*. UW"0? xairiy OMR TTUU
OetH^y- j .?en
HIJiBtfe
10 00ft 100101 ft00Ik DHT lSam
j?or wh.c?. the . Higwdiwv Cad? fers*
? t-t^Wwi rita Wiptije, JfUic
; NASH * ??LIN,
JIZZ Jo f
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PersoDsJle their
: m^m^W%i?m^ -rn
shipped and beidj can make
!??3ffc 'MOISE ' &; GO,
rlanters' Warehouse
.?^alfejrl^,. ' ;S ' '*.";. '? j.r.; .. .: ? ' ,- ..
SAFE INSURANCE. S
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T' HE ^LIVEBPt?t , AND LONDON AND GLOBE IN3U.
RANGE COMPANY^ has incT?&?rJ Its bjusi ness ?n th)
XJii?te? Sutes, so .?irgely?8?0?? th? Cnic?^ ?re^jthat tfoe'?tirj Aj? "neill ?e ma?{
vp in premiums in ??y?mhtry alon?, Or-one'year j fearing; ita ?rortepse capital BD?
all ils earnings ID Ecrope aninrpaired.
' Persons who desire an abtehctely certain security, a.c iurited to give nie a call
"Nov'lft ' : 1 . i AGENT FOU S; MT KR
I^ES7? B^?~F I R E A N D XI h\E
Antiiony "V^lii^e, ?^ent.
?^T?L REPB^EpEpI; . - - - . .1*3^000,00^.
NO RT tf ERITIS S ii ME RCA NTltB IN. C?'., of '??adna ? EJiobarg. ?tnt s ) 1O.flO ?.OCe G ?M.
GERMANIA :HfS. CO?. Ne? York, - ' ?. '. FjCTpIf! INS." CO.. ?. gio PAwisVa"
PAOZXiX IMS. CO? of Crookljn. . , .. . . OEORWIA HOUE ?NS.TJO, **C*M?U*. Ott.
RICH M OSO BANKtNG ?od. INS. CO, o f. Tx POLICY H OLPERS AX I* TON Ti LIFI ?f
SOUTHERN* LIFE I Xi. CO.', of Mrophls. . Ch.rlatoc. EQUITABLE LIFE, of ?. ?L
"NOT 8 " ' . . . ' _. ."...*" tf
DRAWING P0STP0I?ED
Triam October Isis ?71* io January 8 1872,
? ??: i i.IS C0??8EQ?BNCE OF TUE FEfER IN CHARLESTON, S. C.
TotoeOiveiiAway!
>TJB-E., SO CAROLINA ,:
i R?TL?Rj v C H AD WICK, GARY A CO., Agents,
IT N DER, T H IC ,AjJ? W?IK*? OR tHK ''SOUTH. .CAUUU2?A STATE. AG?
U RTCULT?RAX AND ?r?rfiANlCAL'SOCIETY/'will jire a SERIES OF COSCIBTSr?l
the AriJtmj ef Jdt??ie, Cbarfetton.'8. C., cemweueinf J.mua-jr Sib, 1S72.
Heron te all Ibo Banker*, Broker?, ?ad prosipeat (eatlertae* vf th* Cooatry, borib Nortb tal
Spwh.. ? T-' i .i , .. : . : '? :?..-;-; : .
, J^?^O? SKASO-V ?X^KETS-OF ADMISSIOX, AT 95 EACH.
irjov%a?W *M *?Maie?4 a Clrealar, tea* ft* oao, ?irtat' toll panieatarx All order? atrietli
eoafideatial. .? ". ' :*
2,406 GHfts, Amounting# f?::^?I to $600,000.
Tb? Drawing of th ii ? rea t .ceatb Enterpriae will, be eoodneied jandar tba ?oporrUioa ?f 4?
m?ell kUkwii j errtfetaew : ' ; :!K
L i- WRII? UT. of 0cardia. | CdoriaT B. H. ftOTEBD*a. of Sotrtb C^reKaa
Qeaerrf BRAl*LY T. JOHNSON, of Viipaia. j H?nj:RQDUSR A. PRY .R, of New Yack.
" Sjioaej for Ticket? fan be ?cn? eiiher bj Expr?s? or PwioaKe Orear, aa? ?M T'wkei? will.bt
probiptl3rf?.r?aTV!ed.' ? "
,Dhect,a? letters to r . , , .
' B??TLEEi RHABWICK GA? Y & CO.,
. .. ' ?i*incip?l ( ?fficej'Charleston ?S. - C.
iHnil M. C. BUTLER-... JOHN CHADWICK ..........._"Geaera! M. IT. GARY.
Tickets can t^ J?wured of CHAS. H. MOISE, Agent at Sumter.
Dane j, My m an & Co.,
.X i42 ,PKAR% STREET, KEW YORK.
AND 6SN2SAJ. AGENTS" FOR
i; Gooch " Cotton Tie.
The Scrojige&t ana most msaj Afljasted Cotton
Tia in the Market
^or Sale in Sumter by GREBN^ WATCH A CO. 1 . . .
g?pi fr. .;. . . -,:[; Z?? .?.w.: ;?,-.>: ? 6PL.
Griffi Da Green &
* *? 200 HOD?. CC?A^OLASSJtt,
Soeecssors to* ??
"..M"."" ? .,;,T:- :.T' *r f?tU t 10? BBLS. ** *
CHARLES L. HUGER k Co. c? iwaaia ww .
Kerch^idize Brokera, ? ^t ^?fcfels r
. i^"'^.,- Mullets! Mallets!
Commission Merc?an?^ forwU,y
HO: 122 PEARL STHKEt/ '^"f?^t""
W?.H.Gri?ln,ofV?. ) . ?jpiMIIIWWPw
K a Green, of S C. V N?* York. iUU BO?8 Ci?ttSX " m
J.V.D.Ct^oiN.Y. y .
? , ..y l m? ^.iri?H^^?^ .
Aerwanon aaacfe on OoUm, JVa?et? frw? : ? ^V. ^. ^ICtTNIB.
?Sbres, -<?e: - 0*??~_
' . -. Com, Pork an4Ba*m
^.far^aUa^'^?.W ?0? S&lO,,