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TITO WTT.MTKrrtTnT POCT this State, and our best citizens must set to The nrst nusii mayor V:JYW
i 1 flJCi H lLMlJlljrlUJ rUUl, WQrk to educate the whole people up to a a pluiu old Puritan, namfidVillcthp
WILMINGTON, N. C., APRIL 2, 1871.
FOn FHESIDEIVT,
plane above jKukluxisni, above widely or-1 PTidentlv believed in toleration C
ganized murder. We musteducate, educate, willet was R m of liberal religious views,
educate. Ia this, and this only, lies the r, . WM, tU -iVf
State's salvation. This done - iod Sonth $aid not sympatize with W cxc jitc-
Carolina will he a orosnerons and nowerlul ncYof the colonistj He probably; hz .Con-
uiaiv, iwi- .no uaic oanj i Jibuti j ihwuhwdi i TlCCtECl UlLUSbll 111 vuuku
tt t ii ci ci in a a nn at m
U f U 1 k) U U U k. VJltilX x, ro De sure, it win wise time, ior wnue eoes b in Holland. Shortly bsforo Lis.re-
of the vils c" be Speedily rciaoved, some v mt AffiA W made lT V Wo-
i OF ILLINOIS of the others will take years in the removal. unmtatbgmfMoSic
Ignorance is the parent of our trees, and ta qtiiintance of the Key. John Miles, .a Lap-
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FOR VICE-PRESIDENT;
jj 1 A J. CBESWELLj
! OF,, MARYLAND.
SuDjectHo the decision of "the National
Nominating Convention.' - I r.
n?l
-To Irishmen
remove this is not the work of a day. foist clergyman who had been driven from
i.:. i ;n Waloaliv ihn A r.t of ffonform-
Hnthrr Honrh nrnrrtn hill tv. M" " " O " .
The Raleigh finds fault with ity of: 1662-an acquaintanceship that n-
thA nartv nt 'rtenKfiit nn mm penedl inw warmrieiPjjtn
pertinehtTnbrtTHyln f Wl pP 1
W hnM nftt l&d Hr J MilA secuTld frSm thPlymoulh
of humor, atheintroductipn inCongresr Cteurtthe grant of ownihipwhtcnffiey
of Ku-Klu bills," or., threatened Sheila-1 named.NewTSwansealrom the old' home of
oarger eniprcement measure, wnen we nna tiie 7Veish' pastor and the sea of Swans near
S;uJbertoVnta.ndUg ii Ms U.meia Wales, (Here, they est.bli.hcd
the establishment of the chanres of an in- a church, Baptistin aame, but open m com-
tolefable spirit of oppression and political munion, the covenant defending ftf power-
.r . i ful-) language the equal rights! Christians
It is not , o'ten that a proud aLd quick
wittek neenlc can be taunted with stupjdi-
i w mntt I want , nf anirif Vnt vet think t Wat I oersedution in the Southern beonle.
funtnmof;0-Coant.rotCurrabr hitteH to MtM olUri of
urauao, sou x:miiip areiraDgeij cuangcu Hepresentativea,, that a faithful, efficient, baptism to be administered waffw-oe3 leu
U tney no not resent tne insults ncapea upon i ana we may say, indispensable cmcer m I in each case to the cuoict of the Cahdidate,
one of the charitable institutions of the State
must !be displaced, 1 that -the unfortunates
under, his charge shall be ' 'robbed of the
care and attention he :has so well and kindi
ly bestowed upon, them, simply because that
NEW iDVEBTBEIIEipL'8, i N: IIJVEIlTISDrJEHTS.
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WixiiuaTOH, N. C, March 30th, 1871. y
"-fry
AND SUMMER GOODS
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A FULL ASSORTMENT OF THE LATEST
XjL novelties in V "), 1
1 - I I II ' I " " " "' ' f'
them by the leaders of the conservative
party in this State. Thus docs Mr. Turner,
in the Sentinel, continually repeat his know
nothing slanders: -,;("..-. !
When we heard Mr. Phillips on the floor officer was elevated to the position he holds
- r ' T-T; I T- t it..l ,1 k)ixUiki:.. ..it-" ' . ; -.. t
oi ine xiousc oi ivcpresemaiives, pieau mat, i j AFuw;itau rlJ
by leave of the people as it were, the Chief
Justice of liorth Carolina continues bis
drunkenness, (called by Mr. Phillips infir
mity), we thought ';of Ireland, when the
Judges we allowed by the people to go
naked, and to keep the Judiciary in coun
tenance,4 the' people dressed in the same
. The above is but a sample of the illibe
ral tnd malignant spirit pervading the
s ban conservatives in North Carolina. It
is of a piece, with that attempt to disfran-
The organ of the Conservative partv in
xxorin.varoiina, .rciernng to tne samesuo-
and the Church,: free from all ecclcsiaEUcal
impediments; .-wen t vigordusly io w4o:rk'-and
soon , drew to its ffeirowship manyj strong
"menn frorn the colonies. - The- Presby tfehan
adyentprers: frohi Harlem-Meet sting sweetly
CongregationalistSjand .Quakers.' worship-
DRESS goods;
NraBfflff ijjVjiwiW"-.Ti ;-- i s?t-. --M- "
. , WHITE GOODS,,
- EMBROIDERIES,
: TRIMMINGS,
LACE, POINTS, ; ,
' ' SHAWLS,
' LADIES' & MEN'S HATS,
; MEN'S & BOYS WEAR,
i ; : IfOTIONS, &p.
iSoTlCE. ,
PROPOSALS FOR CARRYING .THE MAIL
for one year between the Postofflce and the
Dtpot ot the WllmingUn, Charlotte, and Ruth
erford Railread, - will be receiTed at this ofilce
until 13 ojclock noon on vv eanesaay, me aw
Thft lowest rcsnonsible bidder - will be award
ed the contract, if considered reasonable
7.00 AvM. and. 8:50 P. M. six time a week are
the present hours ot ' delivery and receipt. .
- - "8. L.-FREMONT, . j
; Ebg: nd Bup'U
95-It
april 2
GRAND
1 1
MlCALilHEMBI EXHIBITION
OF
At prices to suit
Goods away, at
everybody almost ; givl
ject, says : in so many k:wordstfwe'shave Irjed " under" the " samoVrobf and -before the
"turned out 'Holdn. now lt nmitnmriut i .-v. ?v " -tl- -4, 4. . "n ' ' ,
w- ,- .-j - . v u j. i tn nir r r nnprai K'mTicr oiion
"Helden men." i foay,to,,J2(;;i 1 .'fi Ki ?a .yi ?
na,8 been aeprivea oj his eflUxf nopjor any
wrong he hat done in office but because he is a
member of the Republican party;- and was
made Goternor by Republican votes. Now is
this so ? Did party considerations furnish
the reason for, impeaching, 4 our Governor ?
Are the charges of Republican' presses at
the North true, that; 'loyal Governors are
april 2
. 'i ' . f:.
U j 36 MARKET ST.
r "We legend? read oi Church and State,
The banner of the Cross in hate V
Uplifted o'er the slaying,
"A better legend lingers here '
, In stainless history given; t
Sweet sung the men from Harlem-Meer
5 With exiles from the Severn."
chise all not born in the State and which jpcached tor no . other reason than th eir
the Post compelled tho "conservatives" to y L - i ' -,
take back .and explain away in tlieir vari- ; , One of the English ; Commissioners, now
rini iournals of "disunion and treason. : sitting in Washinerton. ir thna rlflRcririprJ-' '
i ' We have repeatedly begged every true Sir John Macdonald, the Scotch-Canadian
Celt to ally himself to the party ot liberty Premier of the new Dominion," is tall ef
and the Union; as in it alone could support
. ,r in looK and ngure; b as -the appearance of a
and sympathy be found. The loolish out- cross between T a New York business man
cry raised against Republicans that they and a Manchester manufacturer, with a con--
are all for the blacks and azaihst the whites I siderable pariementary experience.
. . . c- , - 'TT- I. - ' 1 .1 ! , II " 'i
xiu uia a uruau xureueau, large neau,
dark eye9 a thin crop of hair tinged with
grey, small side-whiskers and marked tea-'
tures, especially an acquiline nose, which, if
there is any thing in such correspondences
makes one think et a hawk.i:r;.jl , . I
' Macdonald is said to be a man of remark-
ablo attainments 1 especially as a linguist.-
T ,11- I - '-l. .1 i-m I t i
is met by the repeated invitations to color
ed 1 inen to vote the sham democrats into
power. With few exceptions the colored
-people- hive loo much sense to vote with
" their tnemies. They are too kind hearted
. fo abuse even their worst foes, and the deep
significance ol a colored militia company Recently in a closing jiight of the Canadian
TuE; New lork Trwune trutntuiiy re
marks that t lie Presidential campaign of
1872 will be "the most infuriated contest"
we have ever had, because, owing to feuds
existing feuds in the Republican ranks, the
opposition will., attempt seriously to carry
for the 5 Democratic nouiineea every .State
except Maine, Massachusetts, Vermont,
Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota
and Iowa, while the Republicans, willstrug
gle t carry every Jone of the States, not ex
cepting Delaware; Maryland and Kentucky.
In view of the" situation, itis; urged that
the
EVERY GTEAL1ER
E ARE ADDING TO OUR CAREFULLY
selected assortment of ,
F'aumily Groceries
Another lot of those choice New Tork Snear
Cured! Pig Hams,' fresh Smoked Beef and Beet
Tongues, and Breakfast Strips.
The choicest extra New Mackerel, Salmon,
Spiced rigs Feet. v ,
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niSCELLAlMS.
CARRIAGE K2AKER.
INFORMS THE PUBLIC THAT HE CAN
furnish the finest work, and of better quriKv.
than any Carriage maker in the city. ;
Go to the siirn of the BIG HORSE SHOE.
West side of Third street, between Market and
Princess streets, near the Court House.
ALL KINDS OF
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
FARMING UTENSILS and
! BLACK-SMITHING
Of every description "done In the. best manner.
BUGGIES, ,i,' :aov - -
, . FARM ,WAGGONS.and
CHEAPEST,
dec 23 V.
;.HEELr BARROWS.
66-tf
50 BBLS. OF "OUR" CELEBRATED BRAND.
the best Flour in the country our immense
sales prove it every barrel guaranteed.
Remember our prices are the
and learn for yourselves, at
LAUNDRY SOAP."
lowest. Call
april 2
GEO. MYERS,
11 AND 13 FRONT STREET.
95
TEAS, TEAS,
turning out in Cincinnati and marching
with 'the Fenians is only to be fully appre
ciated when We know Who led the riots in
1863, when a New York mob murdered the
innocent, and burned colored asylums. j
The declaration of "honest Tom Mur
phy,w Collector of New York, that Grant
waa the "janu Of commen sense" makes it
eminently proper that people lacking the
very necessary quality should follow his
leadership Grant fully represents his party
when he declares himself the friend of every;
natienaHty, and bestows his patronge free
ly and without prejudice. -:
' The sham conservatives are .wanting in
: liberality, and contain all the elements of
' bigotry and ignoran. intolerance. (We who
believe in the opposite policy are necessa
rily Republicans, r J . . I
The Charleston (S. C.) Republican is
conducted with such singular honesty,
liberality, and fairness as to have at once
thy confidence pf Republicans and the sin
cere respect of the Democrats ot South
Carolina. It treats at length calmly and
earnestly oi the origin, natureand object
of the Kuklux, and of the remedy :
, .! We shall never get at tho settlement of
this Kuklux business until the causes are
better Understood. ;m
f The Democrats say it comes of Radical
misrule; the Republicans continually i say
that it is a part of the old rebellion. , . ? ,
.' P It comes from neither. ''
We know that these Kuklux arc Demo
crats, and that their woik, if centinucd,
will benefit the Democracy in the election
by" keeping thousands , and thousands of
Republican! from the polls, but. this is no
sign nf a great conspiracy. The cruel,
fiendish Kuklux exist for the regulation of
homt afiairs in accordance with the doc
trines of 4,the white man's government."
That idea is Democratic, and that it has a
bearing on 1870,' is, after all, ; only inciden
tal V tj.: !- j::JH:;;-.a-:i.-I
Ii SOsOf the excuse of "Radical misrule ;" it
I docs not hit the mark.
I I The Kuklux business comes from ' oppo
sition to Radical institutions, hated with
Parliament, where, ; like our own beloved.
Congressmen, the members sometimes set a
little wild, a number or members tried their
skill in a tournament of 'abuse in different
languages. English,' French, German, Ita)-i
ian, the Sonorus j Latin f and rhvthmical
Greek, were flung at, one -another!! with
a facility that seemed to astonish the AmeW
ican correspondent who recites the incident.
Sir John is said to have borne a more'than
equal share in the contest, and carried off
the honors by swearing a little in .Sanscrit,
apostrophizing his antagonist in Russian,
and winding up by anathemas in the choicest
Hebrew. ;. r : v ' - .
An Acknowledsment. --h : .. '
The Orescent published ? at , Marion S. C.
thus refers to the Presidents' proclamation :
, President Grant, has issued a proclama
tion calling' upon all 3 organized 4 bandsjnf
armed 1 men in7 this State to iJ disband and
return to their homes inf twenty days. :We
wonder ; what", armed bands of ; men the
President refers to. We know, of no such
bands, and believe that none such now ex
ist within the limits of the State.4 It is true
that Scott's negro militia, a few weeks ago,.
JJ1 ' - r il L w .t. .
once
inducing
take an 1
It :
::TEAS.
n;, -li! . . -a. I w wnmn cai t tuw TTifM'PTnwni?i
. 5 .f . , , A citizens of Wilmington to my large
to prepare for the struggle by severally choice assortment of -
every one5 they can mnuence ut
read somcttcpuqlican newspa
per.
This is good advice and will be heeded
by1 every live Republican. ' '
HE
and
-a.
,.; The astuto cdittr of the Star continually
discovers huge mare's nests in Washington,
and elsewhere, amuses many of our colored
citizens, who really have traveled since the
war much more than even the A S. afore
mentioned. -if ' Mi.
JXOi reierring t many ana grave errors
or the condition ot affairs in Washington,
where , the A. S., as aloresaid has not been
'since the, war" we will gently remind the
twihkler that the New York ' Sun is not a
Republican paperf neither is the New York
News, or any other scurifous sheet not even
the Star. 1 v'- i ' 5M' '
IIP ur er T e as .
Bought for cash from importer's hands. The
Teas will ba sold at the following prices :
Finest quality Gunpowder Tea, $1 60 per pound
unoice quality unnpowaer j ea, i 4uper pouna
Meaium quality uunpo waer l ea, 91 23 per pound
Finest quolity GunpewderTea, 81 25 per pound
vuoice quality urunpowuer l ea, i uu per pouna
Finest quality Japan Tea, $1 25 per pound. I
iuc iuvts rencvy i vrK.. casu prices, aiui aic
as represented, nnest qualities 01 pure Teas.
ALSO KEEPS ON HAND,
The liaest kind of an assortment of French
and English Chemicals, OUv Pcrlumeries, Pa
tent Medicines, soaps,: Jfancy Articles, &c.
Don't lorget to call and try my
Olioioe Teas.
CHARLES B. BURROW,
Druggist, Front street,
Store formerly occupied as the Dollar titore.
april 3 i ! . 5-tf
ST . P AU L'S I II ST ITU TE
". , ' .WIII. .BB GrVBN, AT THE
THE ATRE,
On Easterilonday Eyenlng; ip'1 10
TICKETS, 75 cents ; to be had at the Book
Stores of Mr. Heinsberger and Mr. Loye, also
of the pupils. ' mr,- m:im-. ;.'" 'r. .k;i
Among the pieces to be perfoimed will be
the famous GERMAN NATIONAL HYMN atd
the celebrated ANVIL CHORUS, accompanied
by a full chorus t Gentlemen Amateur Vocalist
and a number of musical instruments. . ji
IThe ANVIL; illEIGH BELLS, CHIMES Src.
Will also be introduced In several pieces,
april 2 95-lw
; PEACE FESXIVAl.; i
At a meeting of the German'' citizsns ot Wil
mington, held at Range's Hall, on Wednesday
evening, March 29lh, for the purpose of mak
ing suitable arrangements for the celebration
ot the Peace Festival on Easter Monday, the;
following gentlemen ..were appointed an Ex ecutive
Committee, viz : H. B. Eilers, P. Heins
berger. Sol. tor, M. Shulken, H. Von Glan,
J. G. BaumanT R. Ehrbeck,, . F. Rheinstein, F.
W. Kerchner, M. M. Katz, H.'Vollrs, H. Haar,
8r., A. Weill, J. W. 8trauss, J. Clifford, H.
Brunhild, G. C. Shields, E. Peschau, H. Shul
ken, A.;Wronski .. . ... , . M
A committee ot three from each ward was
appointed to call on the Germans and solicit
6ubscriptiens to aid in defraying the expenses
of the celebration and to ask their co-operation
and participation in the same, as follows:
1st Ward A Adrian-. HHutaffi Chas. Bissen-
ger; aq. wara i..JBr oipn, t. Duujaxn, a..
STEKEOSCOPESfS .
views.-1--'"""-
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CHOMOS,
; FRAMES.
E. & 1L T. ANTHONY & CO.,
' 591 BROADWAY, N EW YORK, 1
Invite the attention of the Trade to thHr cxteu-
sive assortment of the above goods, oi their own
publication, mamifadure and toporXaliou ? . ;
Also, ' r
PHOTU LANTERN SLIDES v
- GRAPHOSCOPES
NEW VIEWS OF YOSEMITE.- r..i
E.&II. T. ANTHONY&COm
591 Brojldwat. Niw York,
. Opposite Metropolitan Hotel
IMPORTERS AMD MAkuTACTUBBKS OF
P H O.TUGRA PIl I C U AT EHX A L
mar 16 !'-'".- rantiiiKU-tt w 90-3m :
PENSIONS FOR SOLDIERS AND
; WIDOVS -
- OP THEWAITOF 1812.
A LAW HAS JUST PASSED CONGRESS
granting pension to Soldiers and Sailors of
the war of 1812, The act authorizes the placing
on the Pension Roll all surviving officers, enlist
ed and drafted men, militia and volunteers, of
jthe Military or naval service of the United States
who served a perioa ox sixty aays in me war of
1812. Also other oflicers named personally in
any resolution of Congress who served lees than
60 days.
Those who during the late war adhered to the
cause of the enemies of the United States Gov
ernment forfeit their ' pensions. All applicants
are required to take an oath to support the
Constitution of the United States..
. The surviving . Widows of ? all such Officers,
Soldiers, &c, are entitled to pensions, provided
they were married belore i the treaty of peace
which terminated the war of 1812, (Feb, 17th
1815,) and have not since nfe-marrled
The amount allowed is $8.00 per 'month, to
commence from the time the act passed, (Feb,
14th, 1871,) and continue during the pensioner's
lire. . v-
Havin paid the special , tax required by the
Department and qufialied myself as Claim Agent
I am ready to collect these pensions for those
REder ; d Ward-John Haar, Jr.. Phillip to whom they are due, at very Bmall expanse to
Newman W. Ortman J 4th Ward-J. Loeb, them. No pay required t Until collection is
Wm. Goodman. Wm.,Ulrichi 5th Ward E.
Peschau, Win.' Muller,'D. Steljes. .
H. B. EILERS, President
A. Wbohski, Secretary. - april 2 95 It
Just Published:
madeu The neceesary Blanks lor application
will be sent o any one entitled to pension
For Blanks or information enclose stamp to
r J. A. JONES,
Attorney and Solicitor ot Claims,
Raliegh, N. C,
march 26 . j ; 93-tf
HADDOCKS
W I L M I N GT ON, GENERAL
OFFICIAL,
if
AND
BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
For sale at , V" , . ..
.. HEINSBERGER'S
While Bret Hart. is'
writing
up "Con
densed Novels,'!? our: newspapers are daily
rehearsing facts which might be woven in-
to cenaensea trageaies.r iiere is one con-
paraded in some of the up-country counties, I densed from the 'Maquoketa (Iowa) Excel-
but the kuklux disbanded them .and the carl
pet-bag1 arid negro Legislature .lately ield
unlawful meetings in the State capitol but
they have a disband ed Hhemselvea -these
two constitute the only unlawful assemblies
of which we have any knowledge, and they
have, as has already been stated, dispersed.
Then, to what organizations" does the Pres
ident refer.. It is stated in the proclamation
sior: "Mr. riser, oi tnat piace, spenas an
the money he can earn or beg for whisky,
leaving his family; in squalid; wretchedness.
Last Tuesday his four-year, old child ' died
of hunger. - Piser borrowed fitly scents1 ol a
neighbor, to purchase it a: shroud, went to
the saloonr spent his half dollar tor whisky,
that Governor Scott has asked for aid -from went home drunk, knocked his wife sense
the U. S. Government t : protect the loyal lesslaid down in drunken stupor, and
iuo uiow UAUC UUTUmcm ol.f till mnrn;n rp.- - K .kMJ
he. has starved to death." ; r
from violence.
.1
' TnE New York tribune thus speaks of
Mr, Sumner's speech ; 3"We judge that he
has erred in making . it before instead of
The Star invites colored conservatives to
"come f in'put of the wet'! and 5 vote for
"South Carolina Democracy :'?
Let.us raise aloft our banner and call no
on alljiatriots, of whatsoever celor, to floki j after the arrival and report of the Coin mis-
aruuuu ine uag oi tneir cquniry, f . slonera returning irom , a careful inquiry
'Let us j give -a. cor dial 'invitation to all UinSii' ?- i
friendof ai hohratt Mmiaistration to j6in f,tbe case in , almost . every
us in our attempt to redeem our State," I municipality of Jhe f Dominican Republic.
With all pur, concessions,, j we should re- Mr. Sumner is capable, welJL, , intorined, and
member that we owe to ourselves a certain honestV'bui he has no superiority in these
unprincipled ' scallawags or brazen ' carpet
bagcer3 insult the ' diffnitv of our Statu arid
an intensity of hatred by the once dominant imperil her best interests, then wo should
respects
IIo we."
over Messrs. Wadet White, and
class, now a powerful minority institutions
f which gave a revolution in the very plant-!
; ing, because lifting a long-enslaved and;
down-trodden race to citizenship and the
;;4tw-mtkiag'powiBr,'-.:;;.:'-'
That there has been "misrule" in this
revolution, this "reconstruction," may not
be disputed ; but this misrule is now used
' only as an excuse for the existence of the
Kuklux Klan-r-it had little to do with the
organization of that ; secret order. That
; oraer was ' planned, as we thoroughly be
heye, lr the continuance of the subordina
tion of the colored people to the whites.
The Republican then treats of the evils
. Which do actually exist in the Souths and
which grow out of ignorance, of corruption
In omcials, and out ot the irritating supre-
rauinro nne,- poiiiicauv. raise: aioit .our,
banner, and shout' "up guards and at 'em."
Stdte'JbWnat
will not continually lie to the blacks, j South 1! n0th? enaotion of
Carolina Democracy, in raising her spotless! 1 other that draws men to
liag, has no objection to fringing one corner inrr Of a common dislike
in crape as emblematical s of the f union of
white and colored patriots.:
; The Tarboro s Southerner claims to bo the
very quintescence ol Nortfr Oarblina ctn-1
servatism and -thus expresses its views on
the situation : i . ' v ' . . ,
, ihe WHipriso osT.or several years
past this bid means'of punishmenthas been
abandoned irii the' State abolished 'by a
' With a wisdom far beyond its years
and it is pretty old. too the Columbus
remarks : "In politic
pnship t eacb
gether it is a feel-
for somebody else.
er and Thurman turned loose en a
desert island would hate each other. Add
Grant, and .Sumner and .Thurman become
friends.''
William Deis war brie 6f the Victims
Q.f the Democratic'7 Meridian (Bliss.) massa
cre; A I correspondent says that1 after ne
was wounded' f he was "d'raWed from the
radical Legislature .tin order topandec tot ijourt-room to the iorclr AnVlv f W?pH t ih
aacy. of the colored men by their great the feelings and votes of the most depraved Btreet below;iamid the Shouts and5 jeers of
reach: iiir the crowd; 3 Signs oflife beihgstill discov-
ieelings, arid that is throuizh the iDitrumen'. J crable: some Oner kiridl r fcut hiss threat from
tue expenses ot living ana losses, and out J tality ;ct t-ue.; iasb n vigorously I applied to 1 rto ear." ' ll
of the steady, blind, malignant,' abusive j their backs.. ? We ;know that such a measure
will raise a uowi at ine .ortn, 4 anq be
characterized as :: still another "' instance' of
Southern barbarism ior ' the purpose bf bj
pressing thrcegroes l? fi'-ilfoj .ski
?5lfrhImost depraved and criminal class"
Af .n nrani7Atiftn nw thrir nX areinvited by'ponserv&tiTd" papers to tote
render possible the; perpetration of fbrrtthe Whipping i'cri
WKJ intheState; out ot the porert, .""wwt
UI VUO DUItC, SOU IUC Dl UlUUllUg
; course of the' Democratic 1 press, and pro-
'ceeds to say :' ' 'V- 5 !; : ; -
) Taken together, these3 evils are, not an
! excuse for the Kuklux'KIan,- but the condi
tions whlcbl render it possible tor the exis
iteactv
which
ban fnii.;i
m (The Marion
urn
eucn aamning qeeas as tneirs ins a, commu
nity claiming to tc civilized 1 . t T4!
To thoroughly , ' redeem this State irom
the blasting influences of the Kuklar Klan,!
we must set to work to purge ourselves Of
; th evils which permit the existence of the
order. This, must be ' done in :tbis way:
Jh9 Federal troops will restore order in
"LoteV young ; dream" is said to have
vanished with Dotb lPxIncess' Louise anrllfier
fits. IX) tar0 compliments
coloured Congressman Howard, or appoint-
jWe commend the action. of ? Congressman
Ro?y; i He was r, prompted Jjy . creditable
motives, when he recommended Howard
purely on account of the young gentleman's
merits and abilities. h':iow- rdi iv.-i ?tia
tm&UA 9r fh,ar
jpiTlE BEDDII & SHADES.
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mar 23
Live Book Store.
SILK HATT IIiK,HA.TS
UK STOCK FOR THE SPRING AND SUM-
O
MER trade is now Complete. Having the largest
FURNITURE WAREHOUSE
JUST RECEIVED BY rC,:0
E X P RE S S .
i THOS. H. WRIGHT, ,
, " : No.
march 3
9 North Front street.
8(5
In the State, and always the largest stock on IchauiC8BuUdinff.';'8ibck9
hand, we can offer to 1 the public inducements
that cannot be competed with.
' ' ''n
Parties in wnt should examine before making
purchases.
D. A. SMITH
M . Granite Building
.If''
5
SHARES FOR SALE.
Inquire ot
feb3 . -,. :
S. G. HALL,,
At this Office.
7S-tf
IS THE PIEID !
april 2
South Front Street,
r p5-ti
SELECT FAMILY GROCERIES.
ARE OFFERED BY EVERY GROCER. Qnr
; claim is, that we keep the choicest stock of
FINE SELECTED j FAMILY SUPPLIES
Ever sold inour city. We do not. and will not
handle inferior goods. j
uur prices areas low and oiten lower than you
MR. A ANHALTv ANNOUNCES TO . HIS
friends that he has secured Ettinger's old
Store, -
And has on hand a large Stok of new
DRY GQQD ! !,
par lor second class groceries.
ii consumers win but study their own Inter-
est ana pleasure, ana can on us. we will1 con
vince them that we Offier oaly "
11 SELECT FAMILY SUPPLIES !
CHS, D. MYERS fcCO,i l
7 Korth Front street,
april 2 . Uf . .... t. , .
, Let aUgo and see his SPRING CALICOES an
ill'TE G-OODS
BOOTS AND SHOES, . '"'t'
; i ...LADIES. STIt AW GOODS,
By the President oi the Uni
ted States or Anierica.
... ) . !
WHEREAS! it Is provided in the Constitution
of the United States that the united states
shall protect every State in thisUnionon ap
plication of the Legislature or of the Executive
(when the Legislature can not be convened)
against domestic violence ; and
' Whuebab - it is proTided' In. the laws of tbe
United States'that in all cases of insurrection in
any State, or 6t obstruction to the laws thereof,
it shall be lawful for the President of the United
States, on application ot the Legislature of sucb
State, Or of the Executive, (when the .Legisla
ture can notJ bs convened. to call ' lorth the
militia of any other State tor States, or to em
ploy such part ol the land and naval force as
shall be judged necessary ! lor the purpose of
suppressing such insurrection, or of causing
the laws to oe'duly executed; and :-' ! '1
Whsbeas I have received information that
combinations of armed men unauthorized by ,
law. are now disturbing the peace and safety of
the citizens of the State of South Carolina, and
committing acts of violence in said State of a
"character and to an extent which render the
powers of the State and of its officers unequal
to the task of protecting life and property nnd
securing public order therein ; and '- ' ' j .
Whereas the Legislature of said State is pot
now in session and can not be convened in time
to meet the present emergency, and the Execu
tive of said State has therefore made application
to me for such part of the military brce of ;the
United States as may be necessary ana adequate
to protect 6aid ; Statte and the citizens i thereof
against the domestic violence hereinbefore men
tioned, and to enforce the due' execution of the
laws; and lS;: ' ;-.;$. .:n twi-!'. iv
Whereas the laws of the United- States; re
qulre that whenever it may be necessarytln !the
judgment ot the President, 5to use the military
force for the purpose aforesaid, he. shall forth-
withi by proclamation, i comm and sucb ' ininr-
rrYa trv nlf nnreo oifi rotiro noonoah V in l InP.lr -
respective aooaes wnnm a iimnea lime : j
Now, therefore, Truly sses S. Grant, President
of the United ' States. ' do' hereby command tb;
persons composing the unlawful combinatipos
aforesaid to disperse an4? retire peaceably to
their ' respective Rbodeswithin.. twenty days
from this date. " ,? ;tU
' In witness whereof I have hereunto set my
hand and caused the seal of the United, gtatefe to
. i Done at the city of - Washington this twenty
. fourth day of March, in - the year ot
ourJLord one thousand eignt nun-.
I SEAL.l dred and seventy-one, and of theiln
liAltGE IssbitfjIlENT OF
city ciiOTOcvc store: loLOUESt
' ' -k-'t ; 1
i y
dependence of the United States
f A a i
. nineiy-nuu.' , -
' ';yt7.S.fGRANT.
By the President r
y-tf Hl UAMlVtOn FlSH,SHM .JM"'
r - Secretary of 8tate.
mar 30 ' ' : 44
Ithe
SUITS AT
ii f s.
I
1ST
A very handsome stock of
O L O fT H I
TRUNKS, BAGS, P
f UMBRELLAS, CANE!
rjuncon & co.i
RIDDAUDG AND
r t
ARTICLES!
tat
STERLING THREAD ON HANDif
'l
i 'iia'J lX .-;r?off M vn
V. 5
Of every kind. ;
Oo early and buy CHEAP FOR CASH. Re
ember the ' ,r J' r i t.'t-''"u-;-- -
i epril 2
CITY CLOTHING STORE.
i v
NOTICE.
tiFTY ' STUDY WORKMEN CAN
J&'' ""i .7li!.,!.:'i'i i " i-5 ' : '.'
employment by applying at j,
member the
MARKET STREETS1
march SO
OMm
piirb
ROSE UILL QUARRY
Wagea one dollar per day.
jij.
r:
B
love lorn Juorn.v, a. uerman aron .loved pointment ot one or two pf llolden'a friends
lot wisely, but too wellthe.Pnnces?. and to ugehteel exile," m ; the jshape . of Dettv
poor J,orn was jojeciea py a Sttoth farm, consulates in some region-ii tb
It's daughter, i , II very absurd. , : . ; - . .: . .
please
street.
LOST.
ANK BOOK NOTZSS
7. i
SCHOOETDOOKS. i j
TEACHERS AND PARENTS ARE RESPECT
fully invited to examine , my assortment of
8CH00IVB00KB4nd BCHOOL BTATIONERT,
;Woicn ajow very, complete r
WANTED AGENTS
Seventy-five to two hundred dollars per month
everywhere, male and, female, to introduce the
Genuine Improved Coinon Sense Family Seeing
Machine ThW machine wui sutcn, nem, ieii,
tuck, bind, braid,! cord, 4nUt nd embroider in
a most superior mannerZPrice only $15. Pally
warranted; for five f years. & We wUl pay $1000
ior any macmne inai win sew a stronger, uwi
beautiful or i more daitic! seam than ours. I
makes the "Elastic Lock Stitch." Every second
stitch can be cut, and still the cloth cannot be
pulled anart-without tearineit. We pay agents
73 to $200 per month andpexpensei, or a com
mission from which twice that, .amount can
made.' For Circulart' and Terras, apply . tf 9r
address, - -. viir -
C. BOWERS A-COu, t. !
am flnrnnA Rfrftp.t. PhtlAdclnhiS. ra..
6autiow. Do not be Imposed upon by othr
parties palming oil wartwess case-iron mcu.
under the same name ec otherwise pQprfaae
only g9S'
jororbvtovm
rpHE
UhRIVALli7ARtISTI8fTlLL
return it to the
Will, the finder
Savings Bank, Dock
aprU 3
B. G, BRYAHt Cashier.
' .-f-'-'p'i 95-Uwit
niinrinnr tnn nriT iwniirmnrBiff vv
813-tf ? trenaandthepuburgtmeriji iwpin-
Wannouneeatbat most fasUdloug.
quality atfSL $9 andSlOoer thousand-hauled B4iiit?45 Tariirirfi.
i i'n n.7 in sj 111 c rtii 1 .m. 7
;-'-W!''?fJ wVf. shis (jnios.
hMtr t.hln" .t anv rtthir varrl Innntr af )
yird on 13th between1 Do ck and Orange Itfeeta,
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