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THE PEOPLE JOUlt W. HM-aiBA Editor. wmmmm ▼ » mm mwm -w wvw of our eorrwpondent*. | AHBeasaBsssssssEssesae rfortite view* if PresUnt Hijei, according to expec- taUos, baa retoad LegfeUtivc, Judicial aad Kxacotive appropriation bills—con taining riders proriding against partisan interference, on the part of the National Government, with the ballot-box. His ' reaaona for doing a» are no sounder than Umm aonompaujing hi* veto massage on tbs army bill. Tiie Democrats must now taka decided grounds—they are poibed to the wall. We fear (here i* not aoflicient unity of purpose between tba Northeru and Southern wings of our V* party to assure a steady flight across the ''poIrteab oMUa. Yhery are mtaialy jjigns of raoillation amongst the members of our party. This is not as it should be. In all great movements, whether ritfl or military, the eourac to be pur- sued upder every possible contingency, should be mapped out with precision and adhered to with unbending firmness, r - otherwise : N : " Enterprises of great pith and moment, With this regard, their oOrfents turn awry And lose the name of set Ion.” Death •t WUUom IJoyd CJarrl- r **»' In another portion of our columns will be found an account of the death of this veteran emancipationist. Mr. Garrison has occupied too psom- ieent a position in tho pofitrcaTmovc- ments of tho last ijuartcr of a century to require an extended notice of his lift and actions from os. Our people are sufficiently familiar with his teachings •t© perpetuate his memory amongst them. Bo belooged to the Becchcr- Stowb school, only a little more so. He pay hare bean a very earnest mnn in bis convictions—aud considered himself .« prophet sent from God to dectafc his will to the American people, but, like all enthusiasts and fanatics, he was car ried away by his extreme views beyond the precincts of Christian charity. No amount of learning, no correctness of deportment, no pre-eminence in the domestic virtues can compensate for Jack of liberality of sentiment towards our felloWaaon and charity for their 1 peculiar convictions. He is gone to his last account, and wo must leave him to , be judged by a higher power than hu- -4 nuu judgment and criticism. Ilisdoc- r -i, trines will long survive him, we fear, in :~4bt propagation of sectional hate, and . . we trust that as in his iitcr years he • bad withdrawn to a great extent from public affidrs, his opportunities for calm * “‘ reflection may have induced him to re gret many of his harsh and vindictive n ; r utterances towards tho people of the * Southern States. Winiaaa Uagg Garrlaaw. ... William Lloyd Garrison now lie slowly. Hla great age make# It prob* able that he will not recovnt'. VHe wsa one of tho boldest and most uncom promising of the early Abolitionists and worked in Its cause with great zeal and vigor. The first Abolition paper published In this country was published In Baltimore, In 1829, just fifty years ago, and edited by Mr. Gar rison and Mr. Lundy. Home of Garri son’s attacks on slavery and the slave market were so severe that bo was In dicted and convicted of “ gross, mali cious libel,” and sentenced to pay floe and cost*. Being unable to pay the costs he was committed to jail, where be was Imprisoned forty-nine days, until a merchant In York pal-1 hU floe and procured hte release. Be next attempted to found an anti slave ry Journal in Washington, but was un successful. The Liberator, which he Anally succeeded lb establishing In, Boston, bad a weakly infancy. But under all discouragements he persist ed until the Abolition party carno iuto power. His labors have long been over and he Is willing to die. Few men have lived to see a life purpose more fully realized than he. _ Since the above was penned, the news has flashed across the wires an nouncing the death of the^subj-rct of this sketch. — — An Atrocious IVfnrder. Towxvillk, May 20lh.—Authentic news has reached hero that on the 10th instant two young white mea, namwo W. Feiguson and H. McDonald, made an unaucccssful criminal assault upon Moille Hatton, colored, all the parties being residents of a southeastern lo cality of this (Anderson) county.. 'Upon the disclosure of this nefarious attempt Ferguson became greatly enrncjvd, unu procuring a shot-gun, which he charged heavily with buckshot, went to where tbs woman In question was at work and shot her down without warning. This was on the 13th. Tho shot took .effect in the woman’s headund face, and she expired instantly. Ferguson fletHmmedlMely, and It la presumed ho is yet non cst iuventue. These are all the facts which I have been able to obtain touching the case. They are vouched for by a gentleman who lives in the vicinity of the scene of tho homicide.—Correspondent of the News and Cornier. ' 0TATB WBW. • - --—^ ssttdmrmv : ■ Orangeburg Is to hava a bath bonae. -Cwadew ■ CHaaail Caaro Monday J^x^JudgttWallftH pr«*J I'* 1 - 1 JJ “ Pickens Sentinel: Oa Saturday night last, aa the 9 p. m. passenger train was about three miles from Cen- *fril~the flagSTan discovered a negro log ■. pin i farm of ttnrmare*’ Mr. B. Ar McKibben has aevered hte >aeve b Ala connection as editor of theAlken Cou* i ler-Joui nnl. On acooubt of hla health, Senator Butler returned home this week from Washington. The Columbia Convocation of the Kplscopal Church of this State will meet atltock Hill, July 80th, 1679. Senator Hampton has been invited to attend the reunion of Hood’e Brig ade WTiMeanoeTT^xtSTonTBelBEt^ July. A young man named Daniel Sween ey, of Charleston, made an unsuccess ful attempt to cut bla own throat Sun- dsy night. The residence of 3: C.j Edwards, about fifteen miles from Orangebnrg, was totally destroyed by Are on JFri Jay lost. No insurance. ' - The Ninety Six Guardian* wants the Generals, and tho Majors, and the Colonels to pay n tax and present the fund do the widows of privates. Charleston b's abolished the-tax of five dollars a day on drummers, having found tlm the Indirect loss to the coroinitnity was greater than the pro fits accruing from the impost to the oily treasury. V ' Tho temperance workers in Ander son county are making strenuous ef forts to revive dll the dormant divi- . sum soum coach, and Inlormed the conductor, -x-- %• #—y irbogntrid htm for himcket of money THE BEIT AKB tlApsOMcfr ft per to pay kis fare. The’ negro said he IN AMERICA'. I had none, whereupon the conductor stopped the train and put hirn -ofT^ As tye train moved'-off, the negro fired a shot at the flagman, but fortunately did not hit him. On reaching Easley Information was given Marehal Blad en, who, being an the lookout, alTeeted the man cn Sunday morning, and de tained him until the return of the train An Monday, when he was fully identl- fied by tbe flagman and conductor, Trial Justice Gosaeit committed him to jail, Monday, to await trial at the June Term of Court. A AFP A1) YKR TISE MEN TS -TJELE JSTEW 4t ft If tlio Democrats have back-bone enough to maintain tho interests of the 5.9°.Pby A ihcrc peed l>e no fears-of hoiitg outed, for they have tho House for two years longer, and the Senate is safe for at least six years. Hence the stnfvc- out policy .would be a very formidable one The radicals arc not apt to devise the Democrats to a-course to help ns, 1 and yet there arc’ hundreds of feasible Democrats who advocate passing tho ap propriation bills, when- that is exactly What every Bepublican pdper is advising them to do. aiona within its limits, as well as to 'establiab new ones In every section where there is none. Ex-Sheriff Frszee, of Columbia, at tempted suicide Saturday night, -fey taking laudanum. He barely escaped crossing tho dark stream. Also, on the same night, a woman named Bell Wallace attempted suicide by taking laudanum. —, ~ There is an under current of activity among the old Radical politicians, says the Abbeville Medium, that should be watched with great care. All the night meetings of late, and all this hobnob- whltciolks. is some thing very striking. Judgu Thomson lias at last decided tho cases against the county, which unlocks the large amount of money so unnecessarily kept out of tho bands of its richtful distributees. He decides that all debts against the county, pass ed upon and approved by tbe county ..’i ■ mi T Yf Erwptlon of 911. .Ulna, V)'< This fkonous volcano, after a long period of quictnde, has broken forth ( .with great violence. On Wednesday night a number of brilliant balls of fire were thrown to a great height and burst ' aloft like rockets, emiting a fiery shower. * Clouds of ashes overbang Piedmont which is in almost total darkness. A doable eruption is proceeding from two '* craters formed on the slopes of the mountain. Several of the villages at the base are in danger. -This volcano, to which Vesuvius U a - more hill, rises to the height of 10,951 feet on the eastern side of Sicily. It is 180 miles at the base, and the distance .j- from Catania, a village which stands at the foot, is 30 miles to the summit. It eoslpins within Its area numerous small moantfins of oonicul form about 300 or 400 feet high, each having a crater at tho top. The whole number of crup- , tionson record is said to be 81 ; three mentioned by Thucydides, ono in 122 B. C., ono in 44 A. D., one in 352 A. D^» two in the 12th century, one in the 13th, two in tho 14th, four in the four in tho 16th, twonty-two in ike 17th, thirty-two in the 18th, and nice in the 19th. The present eruption will make the 82nd known to history. Wo have no doubt that much distress end suffering will be experienced by the people of Sicily from the ebullitions of this dangerous volcano, and that as us ual similar sympathetic eruptions and earthqaakee throughout t/ie globe will be board of before long. . Halites to the Couutcr. :* i. ■if i Soathcrn Democratic Congressman, with the view of forcing the. Northeru • {- Democracy to put themselves flatly on roeefd tt to the course to be pursued with regard to tbe President's vetoes,- lave addressed to the Democratic Sen&i tors aad Representatives from the Northern States the following circular letter: T. ^ . T (< Gentlemen: We, the Senators and Representatives in Congress from the ' South, thinking it wise to consult with you as to some line of policy in the issue . now made between the Kaaeutire and Coegtuee, desire some distinct expression of opinion fmo yon, and wo are prepar ed to follow your advice. , ■ iH’ T.ic bouse of Williama, Birnic & Co., of New York, suspended lust week. George W. Wifltams, of Charleston, is a member of tho firm. The failure iu Now York doca not affect the house of George W. Williams & Co. iu Charles ion, or tho Caroliua Savings Bank, which are said to bo as “ firm os a rock and as sound as a dollar.” This intelli gence will be gratifying to tho entire business community of the up-country which is so largely interested iu the condition of the Charleston house.” The prompt decision with which Mr. Williams acted when he discovered the wild speculations of his New York partner afforded only another evidence of his great financial ability and the boldness with which he makes and ex ecutes his plafis. Although wo do not agree with.Mr. Williams in many things and could not codsistcutly support him when he was named lor Governor, wc cannot but admire him as a successful and ready-witted merchant. The New York concern was behind 8?15,000 and was making the sum larger every day, when Mr. Willirms stepped up to the desk and made the losses good, closing out the business so successfully that in the ond all the damages may be reme died. The people of tbe United States are tsxcd 8720,000 a year for the sole bon elk of two quinine firms in 1’hilidelphia, who are worth 810,000,000 each. This is robbery, but it is one of the results of tho protective tarriff. Every poor man who uses quinine (and there nro mil lions of them) is thus plundered # by these favored individuals in Philadel phia. The language, of tho Savannah AVtos is none too strong. It says ; “The people have a light to demand that the enormous duty ou quinine shall be removed at once. Their representa tives should lose no time in passing a special bill repealing this cruel and op pressive tax, which has no other object than simply to put * blood money ’ into tho coffers of mercenary and heartless monopolists.” Bat the tax will not be repealed! Political questions rule the hour, and, outside of these, tho Con gressmen, in general, do not represent tbe wishes, wants, of their constitituen- cies any better than if they had been drawn by lot, under the personal super vision of ” prominent citizens.” Senator Hampton, it is announced, in tends to make h speech iu'tho Senate, eeon, in whieb dre wilt take the ground that the appropriation hills ought to bo passed, pure and simple, and that in He will declare, report says, that this is not only his -determination, bui that it represents tho spirit and desire of the prople of South Carolina nfid, in his be- the Ijputh generally, and that'an :rlyOTjournmcnt is highly advisable. Latest advices from Washington state that tho appropriation hills are Jo ho passed with restrictions against the UsbTor e’cclibn purposes of any of.thc money so furnished. Tho jurors’ test oath is to be repealed, and other com mittee reforms will he made the subject of a separate hill. SEND FOHJT AT ONCE. SEE OUR CLUB RATES. The Sttwijf SoutA is now tbe moijel-weekly of the age. It comes' out in an entire new make-up generally and is overflowing with tits richest and spiciest msttsr of (he day— Poems, Eseays, Stonec, News of the Werk, Wit and Humor, Tcoiale Ooatiip, Domestic Matters Lott rs from ajl Sections, Notea of Travels, Puzzles, Chpss Problems, Marriages 'Deaths, Health Notes, Personals.StageNotes, Movements in Southern Society.^ Fashion Notes w.th Plates, Answers to Corres^ot-d- cuts, Biographies with Portraits of distin guished nicy- and women, ifturorous En gravings, Sense tieeal GUppingn. <)or res pon d - outs Column, Local Matters, Railroad Cttide, rnd forcible editorials upon nil subjects. Is it possible to make a paper move com plete? (.Set a eopv and examine it. It now Btmnim nruciita gtara And lemlpfl'ffT Brazil, in England, Ire and, Canada, Au. stfaliu, and tbe Indian Nation. It is really nn honorto tlio Son.th and bur people are proud of it, and every ouc should take it immediately. , The prteats only'82,50 a year. We will serd the Many 8a*fA and Tufc Prortr, one veer for $8.00. The Sunn;/ South n»J Hoyt and Gif It of the South will be furnished one year for $5.60 witlvi a hrge find magnificent picture thrown in. A-ldross this office, or J. H. & W. B. SEALS, OO-tf . Atlautn, Ga. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ' COUNTY OF BARNWELL jLsiUiLMf^Cunimcu rieas. Lewis D. Mowry, Albert H. Mo wry, nnd Wilson Glover,partners doing business under tlrm namu «>f L. D Mowry & Son, Pi mtiffs. against.Junes Kelly, ms ad- ilcistrator of the persona 1. estate j f Jamuet-Diinleis, aec-ased, iut(iliao*-Ddti- Hs, Henry (TI D.iiilels, Jennings SrtiaB- iels, Maieus Daniels, Is tae DHtiieis, hj. iy Jomfs, El zibeth Daniels, CmZ4i'* Damols, Sarah Thomas, A., os Daniels, Cuss Dtm- iel^, Samu«l i>Aeiets, J«me* Dntrieis, Clij ih ijAiicl-, Douella Daniels, ami MarUm- Daniels, callo-i l-y the numu oj, Marion Daniels, as real known, Deft ndants. Summons lor Roller. served.) real name is un- Tom plaint n6t The Prussian government appears de termined to make srre that the army shall not, like tbe French soldiery, bo permeated by the lo»ven of Democratic ideas. Th« troop! Rationed in Berlin have been forbidden to read (bo liberal newspaper*, and their quarters aro tc be searched at regular times for tbe pro hibited journals and Ibr other objection able publications. Severe punishment is promleed those with whom such arti* cics arc found. - “ commissioners, must be paid. The Columbia Register of Saturday has the following : “ The commission er of claims has just completed his examination of the bills of the Bank of the State which have been presented at his office under section 4 of tho act The amount presented Is ?53,63C 75, and no mure, can come in, aa ihe Ume for presenting them expired on the 1st of Apt 11. Tho house of Mr. Hugo Sheridan was entered between the hours of 12 and 3 on Monday night, and robbed of a gold watch and $73. The robbers then went oyer to Mr. B. Williamson, and got bis pantaloons, witu Iron sale key and some loose change. They did not know how to use tho key, so Mr. Williamson was saved a loss. Both houses were entered when the inmates were asleep, and the thieves are evi dently old hands. The Camden Journal gives the par ticulars of au inquest held on the body of a young colored girl near that place, irom which it appears that, her sist< r says, while with her in a plum orchard abe was attacked by a negro tramp, and her sister goirg td and returning with help found her dead. However, Dr. Baruch, who made the post-vnor- tem examination, could find no indierv. ■tions of sudden or violent death. Thtj, jury found u verdict of death from un known causes. We are pleased to note the ffict that Hon. J, C. Sheppard, Speaker of |be House of Representatives of this State, was married, on last T hursday evening, to Miss H Ion Wallace, daughter of Judge William H. Wallace, of Union. Mr. Sheppard has achieved great dis tinction for a man of bis years as a lawyer and as a politician, but we are sure he will estimate his matrimonial success as tho most fortunate and im portant one of bis life. We wish him and bis bride a long, happy and pres-, perous life. John Sanders was ehot on last” Thursday by a mao naiped Edwards, while at work in bis field in Union county, a few miles from Gaffney City. Edward#, It Is stated, passed the field the day Defore with an umbrella and became enraged at Sanders for jeering him about using an undbrella to pro tect himself from the beat of the.sun, and E iwards came back the next day with bis rifle and Bred at him, the bail entering his back and lodging in bis bowels. It Is thought the wound will prove fatal. . Edwards made his. escape. Press and Banner : On tbe fourth Sunday in June the Cedar Springs Church at Frazlersville will celebrate the one hundredth anniversary of tbe organization of that congregation. Tho records show that tbe first sermon efer preached at that place was by by Rev. A. D. Clark, D. D., In June, 1779, and wnose remains now lie in front of the house of worship. Rev. Samuel Leard, of Edgefield, a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church, will address the concourse on that A terrific tornado passed over Frank furt, Kansas. May 31, killing eight per sons, wounding twenty-five, and several reported missing. A large number of public nod other bui diugaaz^se com pletely destroyed, 'i he extent of the storm is not yet known. Senator Hampton is described ns be ing yet unused to doing without his Smpuffttoct Timb, ;aiHF as standing erect with great difficulty, lie is an agree able public speaker, having a pleasant voice and a distinct cuuucmtiou —Pe- triot Free Pros. AT H' A DYER TENEMENTS. $75 Reward t i. day. The subject will be "Cedar Springs Fifty Years Ago.” ♦ . i * rrv z - - THE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE PAID for tbe wlierenboutsor dcliviry i-ue MOSES GARRETT, un pacftj.od onrvvlor.- M»*re Garret*Is five feet four inches high, complexion browu, eyes block, and 20 years of nge ; lias sign of shackles on hi* ankles. Escaped from my eftnip on Monday, the 2Gth of May, 1879 I will pay $75 REWARD for his delivery or whereabouts. J. W. WOODWARD. To the Defendants above-named— ■"^You are hereby summoned and r-<jul cd to answer tho cotupJaihZ in this ncMoh which i* tiled In'the <> ~ ' y ah d to serve a copy of >onr answer tolhesafd -mnjphrtnt on the siihscribiv s. at theicuf- tlce In the town of BUt-kvilie^usaiai coun ty, aad State within twenty days after the sbi vice held >f, exclusive of the day of such s rvicev and if you fail to answer the cotn- l-l-tfut within Die tim*- ufot e-aid, tt o plain lifTs in this action will apt ly to the Court fur the relief demanded In t lie couiptaint. .Dated aJUi April, A. D 1879 DIBBLE * 1ZLAR, EiuinUffs’ Attorneys. Rich Spriu The-Large*V and Most Thoroughly. Compete Assortmeut of Rich and Elegant J. J. BRABHAM, C. C. P. Daniels ] t-EA t,. | To the Ivfor.danis Jennings 8 and CrSX’.e Du-nela Take notice that th< summons in this action of which ttn< forutfoiug is atopy, was tiled in tho< Dice of the ( terk of Uu- i ourtuf Comwx.n t'hius.f.>r Barn wed eouu- ty, iu tlte Htate of Soutu Caiult’i , ou the 3jlh day of April, a. D. 1879 DIBBLE Jt IZLAR. PlaiutiffV Attorneys, ' 89 96, r*" ■ ■ ItfhflIMfie;s:'C AUDITOR’S NOTRE. OrncE CotJxrv AcwTon, B.v ii n \v sti. C*. tta May 14, D<79. TAX ItKTURXe*. : June 2t Barnwell C. H..8.C. Notice to planters- I CONTINUE TO MAKE TIIE WELL- knoivn .Teblctt A Goodrich Cottou Gin, and to repair gm* of a t makes, at ANTE-BELLUM PRICES. Order early and prevent disappointment. When you corns to the city, you will find me in my SHOP at tho - — ; — Foundry of Pendleton A Bros. I have a fev second hand gins ef different sizes on hand in good order which 1 will sell at very low figure* Correspond|ncc solici ted. J. M. NfeBLETT, ,, Successor to Neblett & Goodrich, ’ jiine5 4m Augusta, Ga. CHEAP FOR CM STROP AND STOCK BOILERS 2^ 50 Gallon Capacity. a K U . / r. co lv 100 For prices, apply to THE PEOPLE, — juti5 Barnwell C. H. IHSIOII MB], • No. OBS Broud Htrect. AUGUSTA. GA. BATES OF BO ABO, $1.50 Per Day. 8IXOLE MEALS, 50C. LODOING, DOC. Special rates for Board by tb* week or mouth. Xj. II. LJEJWIH, Proprietor, apr * 24 * 3m. B. J Quattlebaum, WlLmrrDK, UTILL Attend Calls thou shout it uud Adjacent Cvuuticb. arawell npr3 aoios. The Tax Asaoscor wi'd ho at tho f»l!ow‘ng place* oa dale named to assess real and per. sonal property and poll tax : . ‘ Elko, June 2d, Willhrton, JuncJd. Blanton’*, June dibaixl ^th. Mix-on s Milk, lune Cth and 7lh. Rolibins, June IGthand 17th. Baldoc, June ISihand 19t!>. I’atiersoh's Mill, June ‘JUth. Blackvillc, June 2Jd and 24th Club Upttsv, June 2Lth and 2tith. ('irftham* % Jnnc 9th. Bamberg, June 10th. - Midway, Juno litb and 12ih. Moircll’tt Mill, June loth and 14ht. Erhardt’s, Junc4«th and 17th Buford's Bridge, June 18th and 19tb. 1’iiester's ettore, June 2Clfi and2l-t. Envinton, June 2.‘>cl and 2ltii. Allendale, June 25th and 26th. Fursc’s Store, June27th and 28th. piddle Pond, June JOihuud July 1st. Barnwell C, II., June 1st to July 20th. Failure to make returns will causes pen alty of fifty per cent, on Inst rear’a return. H;. E. EAHTIOUK, A. B. C. & •WHOLESALE GROCEEJS ANU.DEAI.RRS IX PROVISIONS, LIQUORS* TOBACCO- &C„ 107 & 163 E.1ST BAV, CHARLESTON, S. C. aprft-3m. / " WM. MATTHIK3SEN. L. B. DOOLITTLE miTHIEffi 4 DOOLITTLE, FtnUtlSHIHQ GOODS AND FINH CLOTHING FOR 11EN AND BOYS, CLOTHING HADE TO ORDER. ACADEMY OF MUSIC BUILDING, CbMrle«doti, apU7~3m fe». C. Fox- Sale FARM and DWELLING-, CITUATED three miles from Bern berg, a tract of land, onntalmnjr 25> acres, with dwolilmr of live rooms, la good con dition, and all necessary out-bnltdintra in good order. Tho iaqd is well adapted to Cotton and Provision Crops, ard lying' about one-fourth of a mile from this place is Odar Spring, which haa valuable med ical properties and. to the hands of ener getic parties, could be made a delightful retreat for Invalid* For Halo Cheap. Apply to G. K bTEADMAN, fioal Fstatc Agent, opt'8-tf. BUickvjllc,». C\ Spring and Summer Dry-Goods^ Ever brought to tho South is now on exhibition, and to which the attention of the public is most respectfully invited, at the Marble Palace of A. Gray, tprlT-Cm 191 AND 196 BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA, GA. INVITED* THE MAYOU A-TsH CO UTS C IE, AND TIIE PEOPLE THEY ItEl’IIFiSENT. . * ' tO- Even cur brotlier Dty-Goo.ls MercTiants, tlfbir wives, sisters, cohmIos, sons, dauprlitere and auuts. FULL THADE. C .uu and partake of tbe Five Cent articles cff-icd iu A ii d rr s o n ’ ir ' COUNTERS! ^ -r»- " THE SABOTS! -ooo ^mong tha Wonders of American Trade are the I# 4 W. T. ANDERSON . • ^ ■* - ‘ — — Thousands of Useful ArticleSy such as are being retailed all over tbe City, by Close Dealers, at from Ten to Twenty-five Gents each, will be /bund on Anderson’s 5 Cents Counters. We have so thoroughly arranged this sale at 5 Cents Arti cles that imitation by any would prow a complete failure. L 1 -. .1.1.1. to the 6 Cents -0- 25 jPolifco and Intelligent Boys to Berve* You, M- • :o> -k PEBPE DT WONDER—EVE "THING 5 CENTS. ANDERSON & ■ AUGUSTA, Ga W. June j-2iu T. 'C=r