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9ht|itr$bM ?Hzctic. \ v- iTCnSE, E4iWr. ^ FBA.5K P? BEAKIJ^Fxoprietof AMD BUSINESS MA^OKR. | ANA UAL SUBSGKfl'TION $2,Q0 ] G4MDEN, S C. JUJ^y J26, 187C. AH-J-.-l-w r?* National Democrat!? Ticket. jPOR I'llESIDKKT; 'SAMUEL J. TILDEN, QF NKV YQ11K. yCtfl \VJbCfrPBLE8IDBXT THOMAS A- HEMSRiCKS, ?OF 1N1HANA. ? Jill pfn^oorooy of the News and Courier. 'JThe ?Charleston Artc* ami Courier jwjt "let os have peace," and deprecates ,fhsacnsions among Democrats at a mo jnont which dqmam}s the utmost efforts ,of eaoh indisidpal qpomkor of .the party acting in upiop with all against a com 4?0?,eneo^r. Ve concur in the penti ,nient, and *?f it were generally enteitain .ed -Wpuld cordially welcome bnqj: our t^rri|^i)9t<waponMiy 'into the Dcjuopretic fold, which it has defended .qrawhile with such CoaspicaouR ability against ?the Radical wolves and jaeksj^. The ^rooelleotion, of these wrvices makes us tftea^frjpjpnr owe judgment towards the ^recent great dereliction .of that able aud ^influential joutpal. That dereliction ,oonaifts not in itsnon-oppoeitiou toiGov ^MmoT'Ohaipberlaip, for ,ip that it had tthe igppMVif' .of spipe.of the wisest and irsat patriots and Dqpiocrats iu the <*ad aUhqugh .we adhero strongly i.^ppoaite view, we recognise that abuodant ground for such dif opiuion before the policy of party of tho State wight definitely set forth. But lUl haste to go jnto the i .ovv (the fracas atj tiayiog bofure the jcead Atap all \o true causes tly auis uted, in ns they ought to bo adequately punished. But certainly in the* ajH^Ctaiptuqpt .of guilt and meting pf puni^weyt ,tUo prvvoko^ons which yio \iave pjoa^LVpe^ t^muld not be ignored. 1 1 *??mf Chivmberk&ln to {Robcrt^p. > If anything.were ?ci\ot&u^ 4%> ?he|r in! tho governor tho qchool hoy whose fort .was* iutrigne, tfchc .of Governor xCh*jnba4aut to &>netor Patterson fills thc.bill. It is a fulac and unfair presen tation of the fact* of tho ease ami of the causes which resulted in it drawn up with great adroifcueas to ,produce tho grcateat psobablo effect oti.thcprejudices of the .northern masses, it,in founded ostensibly on .Stoned report, though somo -things occur in it which are ,uot in Stone's .report, and Slono'sxeport is founded on the farcically absurd and self-contradictory testimony taken by Prince Hirers, which Stone did not cvon wait to hour, but had sent to him in nn abstract mudo for him. The falsehood .and absurdity of some of tho Governors statement crop out of his letter, adroit as ho usually is. For instance, to shew . how trifling the offence of Doc Adams was he ?<tys the street was over one huudred f'c?t wide, and .that tho oom pany was murohing "io .columns of fours" when it mot the buggy of Duller and Gutsqn which driving qgaiust the head of ithe column it halted and after ?some altercation oponed ita ranks and let the bpggy po??. Now, if lit .is iborne'in jiiind that lutuching by jG!o or "in columns of fqprt" .a company pre*euls very liit'e front, and passes all dbstaclos by diverging a little t6 -the.l-i^ht or loll even without command,it will appearthow luoueccsnaiy |t was for aK?mpwuy wvohjug in this wise in a street more trhau ono huudred feet wide to hare stopped a carriage in the public road, and how nocessarily that must havo beenau act of malice prep euoe. Governor Tilden CatVed Upon Denounce Uie Killing of Kegroe? #t Hamburg. Tbfl iVcirF ami Cottrhr, rather Judi ciously St npponra to us, deplores an tho moat terrible rrault.af Uie Haekbtirg fra oiu) that (Ctovornor Ifildeu sboifld bo caU cd upon to expross jus coadeuwarion, (and "horror" .wo auppose.) ,of Idling n eg rocs. Why fchould he not ? Kvery man -at the South, exoept perhaps a lew radical leaden who make pultatoal .capi tal out of it, holds tho Veiling of negroes in as much homy os *J\e killing of whites, and wo shwld fhink poorly indeed of.Governor Tilden if lie did not holdjuieli .crUacs in greater horror than either iGovoriior Chamberlain or I'resi <3rant, how owe r phaiUaical they may to bo ou; ao event which they at B?t Governor Tilden [r?peat to sitAle at the landed ') toll an the to recommend him;'beyoud the one which hu duunguwhedfl^j^araUxJ hiou?i;gm hl? prqdeoeMars \p uflioo. He ha? JM* stclt<ii jp^clung, ?\V pejmiue^ tbwee #ranpdtaa> toiteel; hfthe hu iostUu Xod no reftyms, ^p^ugyrpted uy measure# <to relieve tfy* Stftte from her .iietnen<i <ous load of debt. \\\d hue ooontcuunced the eaiinn^tin or to w*ale, which govs in 80. (Woliua h\;thu.nnu4C of * legislature. The Pciuocmts at' tfoe Palmetto State would gain but liulc l\v tlie support of sqch a u?an. if' thoy hare an; show of electing Wado Jiamptau1. they Uad beet, take their chances.under his leadership. We earned Mnwaohusetts two year* ago, it may not bo outside of the pale of pos sibilities fpr us to-curry South Carolina now.?JVepc York Wfcrltl' "Let L? >ot Fiyht without a Fla*.? - Our readers sliould not overlook the ringing and routine cull of msvcral rep utable cititcns of Kdpofield for a sound platform of principle* and the nomina* i tion of candidates who will inspire hopes, confidcnco and enthusiasm in the np_ proaching campaign in the State. They justly dwell upon the advantage of hav ing,a.deafly d?finod programme, and of placing -before the oonntry a plun of op eration which will'inpludo good princi plte and-pood men, to flluntrntc, explain, and defund them. It l?<eMidcnt that the penplo arf tired of mock .contests and sham baKlos. Tl:ey want?omcthiiitr re al. something earnest, somHhincr which they can gripfirnfly and feci steadying, and something also. against which they can drive with a will. This demand if much more general Chan many would suppose. The common -people are re- 1 luctant to take the initiative, or in any ! way to be demonstrative, "hut they in* stinrtively feel what is rijrht and neces sary in the present emcrirenov in the State. Our leading men are -today be hind fhem in preparation of invod and in resolutenoss of purpose* Tiet Chew wake up anil a wane? the ?machinery of the ? esmpa'iirn. Let them appreciate to the full Jaspers declaration sceompanyin? 'his<heroic action at Vort Moultrie in 17 7C, "let u* not fight without a flag."? Ijet them be very careful that they put up one which will inspire patriotism, nerve courage and firo onthusiasm?one that will symltolizo a cause and devotion to it. Such is the standard the people demand:?OAumbia Register. Democrats Meeting?. On Saturday last, * l?rg? JVmocratio club was organized at Ifishopville, under the moHt encouraging circnmstancee. The people wore nddrwird by Colonel .Tunics D. Rlanding nnd Cnptnin K. W. Moise. There were many colorol mon '.n attendanoe. who listened with miirkod attention; notwithstanding ,tho eff?rta of oertaln radical emissarfea from this plaoe to keep them away. There was nWn meeting at MnyeeTille, where thof in now a Were I>omocratio club, at which speerlioa were mndn by Captain John 8. Kichnrdson nnd Mrtjoc T. 13. Frnser. The attendance w?s Inrce. the white* hoincr o?r in full forao, nnd many colored men were present, and heard the apocchea with groat attention. It is v?ry evident from an neoo?i?t we gee, that our colored follow-citizens are being aroused to tho irituntion, and are seriously couriering the question of breaking the diacktes which Iiut* bound them to a iwrvpt party. 'J ho Radical leaders are certainly uneasy, and well che^ may bo. Who Midii^ vc*ild f Now tell us liov you W?-?* % ^oa^llng i?W* >n Booth CaruMLa vrltli ? j?oturiou?ly corrupt carpetbag UliMl M Tjur candidate ? Jell ? . " * A f Hw* ?f* n<K take f ?MM< < w. W9 i?jM? likely to be tempted fyitfc tita?n?r. if 1m will nut get a fiqit t?r<f, F *? ut<^M L* won't have a ctianoa todipfcte ? tecfod. , tV-bap*, however, nimt day he n??y get *n- j other iw? as Governor of Ohio, l>ut ,oyeit that u extremely doubtful.?N. Y. Sun. . 1 "f >??? The A'Ven Courier i??rn?1, aHurtinjr to Sam Lee sapwtcb at lW? lladical jkiw-wow, ?%ya; ''Th* *m)j Utne )n 'boojyglit down the house' and vaade (be crov4 open wide tlieir eye*, wma wbaa be told theta tfctt Tllden had sent $4. 000. OOU *0 South Carolina to buy up negro rotear Then every eager ear listened, every eyeopaaad vi>lp and every band went down into a po?jt*t, and the crowd howled, ?Iloorai for TilJ#? '?' " New Adv8rtiH8ment8. Notice to Tresspassers, ATI persona are hereby Cautioned agaio*t Uretapamini; upou the lands of either of the undersigned, on penalty of being dealt with to the fullest extent of <b?i law. JOHN H. TllUESBF.LL, 11ENUY J.ML'NN. jl '20 ml Carolina Military Institute. ChnifaMe, N.C..IM.J 1\ THOMAS. Superin tenlcut. Fully organixo l Mint equipped, will I'ejjiu k* fourth academic year, September I5tl? aext. For circular* containing lull m fortoelVvu, addrvss iho Superintendent. juittlTrluio' Dividend. et. al. | ict. al. J J. S. MiHrt, t<yon Bros, et. ftl. ??. Tlie CotiW/ Cgimissionere T^OTU>: U hyj-ehy given to those who J^l Jb<vve proved cJaims iu tlie above tmiu eU notion, Mid \vbo tire eutitled to receive payment iliwreol Imw the special ttx lovied to pay past iudel<?db??<s of Kershnw county by joint JwaWwt law of {JUe Ueuehtl Assembly of date Dec. 20, 1873* /hat the undersigned will be jx-U'ly to pay adividend on said claims on the tat ?t August uvxj. Under jthe orders of covrt herein, parties applying for umtl produce the cheek or ehruks, acuvwiU* or wtjier evidences of indebtedness, upon jykieJi their claim* are based, so lhat the proper .credos may be in dorsed /hereon. Donajuh >McQvkrn jul 19 t'2 Treiftwvr Kershaw Go Tijk Xkw* *nh cvi*jk.r yutt 771* cam FAIWS,?'1'W* V-ttnyux? J?<*\r f>i>?UlilK Is the moat jMportunt III wltivh ihj jieopU-of South CuiolU*? b?ye heeu ouuuicoU ?Jnro t?io mu uienUtu* election of 1W>, L injii IU result de pends tUo M'tJiil or woe of the Hint* uud the UuMw, - Till'; >'???? AypCocBtK.H will, n* ever, be In Hjo trowt ol &b* (Ista*. f?u?rle*?. ly u;id inJlUfyll v all the c-hUUuUU's of the Nattoiiul JX'in<*\r?vtlc jmrty, unit tl*> netb*n, wliatwyvr It hliutfite, vj U?e rtUv|v lXinocTtule CoiivuutAMU. J'otbiHwe pleil*o tlm \? h.?h power aiul InfluoNurv of a Jonriial whh-b, in the ]Mint, husdontr trhnj It could to serve tl*.' Intennte,and preserve the rlghtx and ties, of tlin people efHow.Ul l.Virollnu. In order tlwt l( jjmiv be within the jotnim of every Democrat in ?4*e Hjtato to r?*i?l The ,Nkwka?ii t,'0VJ)UW? 0M>1hK the ?\uva-i<, we lutvo established the fV>Uo?vluv( campaign nites, frve of poktMge Mud for country *t?f?? serlher* only, beginning thlsduy uiul run nlngtothu 15th of November, a period of four months: DAILY EDITION, ifopy 3 &V) S (><|iHM ? )9,UI }U Copies , Till-WEEKLY EDITION. i Copy $ 1,20 ?AWNI 6,00 >0 Copies f H.T5 WEEKLY EDITION. 1 tfrjiy ?' ?^ Wl cent*. Ill llUon Fseuro one Gjyen Away? Id If 4*lp?d?ice our large eifelii.png*, literary And Ikuiily paper, "thi wvim*," i siae of Ne,w Yl>rk Ledger), containing Stories Thrilliug Adventure*, Wit, Humor, I'oetry, &c\, &'c., we-will seud it yn trial, six Mouth for en^y 4t) and to every subscriber, we wit) aend by mail" postage prepaid, one of our * MA M MOTlt STAT10- i NBKV i'ACif Aijjitf, containing }'2 sheets note paper, \Kl good Envelopes, 1 good lead l'ettcil, 1 good 1'enliolder, 'J goad sieel l'ens, 1 celebrated goldeu fountain Pen?writes half an hour atone filling-?I blank llook, 1 Card Photagapb of a beautiful tvoiuan and a splendid piece of (Iouu-1'i.atei> Jkvvkluv. lust Ihiuk of it?<t|l the above articles in an elegan packet, and an excellent literary pa ftr aix uioutlw fojr only 00 cenu. Try it, ou are sure to get more goods than you ever bonght before fbr the price. The paper alone is tavt-e than worth the money. Heud us a t'iuU vf Five Subscribers and we will send you an extra copy tor six mouths and an extra package. Send money by P. O. Order or Registered Letter at our risk. Sample copies of paper sent on recicpl of 10 ceuts. .\gsnts wanted, \-lddrr*s W, M. UUtlKOW, 1*. 0. llo* 5S, Hiisiol Tenn. DEkiLB mm Bar and Billiard Saloon. fOVK.lW of UlllSiml* niti Invited Oi (Jj<> /I'llllO III lllJ UoKtlllt llill(^4vl St? looll. [H ^roll ?u|>pltu<l with n*lur.?n mid liquor* I of nil klinlx, lliw you iuiIi MINT JVMl*. ClX'KTAi l?S. MIJ'K I'l'NCHKS. lk)ITl.KU SODAWATKU, FrculicU an<l I'iWiltfCincinnatti lW-r, nii'l ul! kiuJo of Fancy Drinks. TrrpftreJ in Ihe uio*t arliulic nw\nn?rA 4 "IKlAlW of all (Jr.iilox, mul nn union ineiil of elioieu chewing tobacco. je'.Mnitt HURRICANE THE BEST, SAFEST, v r > OHEA.I>EST IN THE WORLD. BURNS KERGSINE WITH PE EIECT APETY It l? enlirctj ?oivf>xjVlo(<Wf,\^tnipofiiihlo to OIL j-ejjat Advertising. Tie pvdenugaed, propriety ?f Che 0*ta il eu Jo.ubnal and the Kkb-hh^w 0azbttr . have agreed to publish advertisements of j-aies by the Sheriff atxbe foRvwinp rales . Auy S^ilf Real Estate, $N,00 FtTHonal 4% 5.00 These amounts must be paid advance in ALL UU NO AUVKRTiaKMK.Tr WILL Uk kXSBUTKO. No <l?rifttion front (his rule will bo made by either paper. The rule* i?re so low that none crii objeet to tliem, oa<1 are apreed up on only for the pu/pose ol?securing caku in auvakcr tor work done. TKANTHAM& 1UY. Trop'm Journal FRANK 5KABW, l?rop"r 6l,utUt. itby 'Jtf The Cemetery Association Are prepared to sell lojs in tlie "Quaker Jurying (Jround" at tije price of two (2) cents per square foot, Application tft bo made to any menitar of tlio Executive Com iMtMce. Th# pint of tUopvoutid mny Ik* seen by npyHcatiou to Mr. Mct.'rolght, or to the Secreiary. The Executive Committee are engnged in putting the premises iu order, nnd request owners of lots to have them attended to ihi> week. All persous are forbidden to tiresna** on he ccmotery grounds by shooting witliiu tho enclosure, removiujr thr tlov-erw \c. Mis* II. M. I.ANO. I'rettident. Mrs. M. J<. Ut ttNH. ^ Mi.su A. K. Davis, [ J. M. 1)kSai;*ji'uk, | Ksec. Coin. Wm. M. Shannon, j Mus. K. S. Davis. Soc'y uia^kl' F. W. WING, Manufacturer of D00U8, SASH, . BLINDS, Door and Window Frame*. l'lain & Matched Lumtar, Flooring, Ceiling, Fence lUils, rick?/?, Moulding, k.c., ko.. kii. * COLUMBIA, S. C. NOTICE TO CONSUMERS. GOOD DRESS PRINTS Havo lie^n llcduouil T \ Five Cents a Yard! BARGAIN COUNTEj GRAND CLEARING OUT SA IN Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, llats, Caps, Carpets, Msdiigj BY McC'reery, Love & Cc., ColnixLlDia,; s. C., Commencing Monday, May 15, lfc78, I i 4 i In accordance wltli r?i?r .*Vmt-Atmiiril custom, we will, m -\borr, offer moat aitt~uctive stock ot l>rv tivoda, lial* ami Caps, Itimi.s antl 8hut!?, l'?r|x is and Mull at such prices as have never helore been heard ot in this market. We have bought within the last ten days trom the Iarj*c ni'etion and ha New York, ."r'J'i.mNi worth ?.t Goods, which \?e iu:cud io jjivo our custuinei Orders from the country always receive our c.--pccial ntlrtition. Tltc 1'ullowinj: turtial [.rice li>i will convince \uu thai wv mucij 2 (,'nsc^ Fsncv Prints. fa>? I oijors. r.t 4 cenl? j?*r yard: ft C-n*es Faney I'rints, Madder color.*. at cent* per yard; 10 Cases Fancy I'rinis. standard col?rji. at ?i| rents per yard; 2 Cases 4-4 I'rinted Cambrics at cents per yard; 2 Cases 1-4 Pacific Cambrics und Ijiwiiv ut I2A cents per yard; ? All tlie N'mvuhI ihiiI He-'t Hruuds I'rints at cents per yard; ft Case* Wamsutta Pleached, 4-4 wide, ?l I'jA cents per yard. G Cases Androscoggin. 4-4 wide, at lOcents per ynnl; 1 Case Colored Grenadine Dress Goods ut <'.] rents per yard; ftt) lucres New Style l>rc?s Con I., r< 1(1 anil 12j cents per var?l; 6 Cases White l'i<pu\ 4-4 wide, nt 12J cents per yard; Tlie l^rjrest Stuck of BOOTS anil SMOF.S in tlio City, fr<?in 20 cflft per pair nprraitl Meu's and Women a Brognns and Shoes at j-1 per pair, worth 2,500 yards ItAMHEHG EDGINGS and 1NSEKTIN0S at a KreiX^rifiee Wo will replenish our HAjlOAlN COl'NTKUS daily. nml give otjkrfustoniers mor? | and belter poods for the money thauthey have ever h;vd. No n?e in jriunbliup about hard times when you can snpplv//o?r wants at s\ ordinary lo\? prices. Call early and orten to secure bargains. Sotnples sent hy mail when rcijivested, ond all packages oven JO -<ent by eipi D., free of charge. JflcC'rccrz/, fpvc fr Ci muylTtf HAVING JDST T FROM THE NOIITIIEUN CITIES WIT*/.,IE LARUEST A Decidedly STOCK I II AVE EVE: I' DEPRESSED MANY OF THEM FAR BELOW I AM PREPARED TO DISP PRICES THAN SCCII 0001>9 BE The Stock is ' , ? -i. -rf. jMi* ? At