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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-01-17

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-01-17

RErussz AE~s1ur friknd and fsiloa eis.
iseas Mss sys a. Rasls so .bas been sout6
Far dome xtlEs Ipssb dFssg.ssa 90
Tassasy last. lie u Looking vsry well
aEkss ~ sFss nd ssps@sS sbaxs there
As In very bad esadiLlQae bus The pso-
pie dssiso5 sssk1d = - Union. lls
snsasS IN ihs seryshigheaSkwNa 81 the
sssplegsf szsesh, Il 10 sssintsri
that thsy are saIBfst 10 their xishss 20
sss tbs ssanrsy r sser "a sS beass and
prosperity ffss% ksasaissssId iilss
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coon be a. N asa. Ar. IL. saiuks tai .
asmbsr Of The EortA Latoliuisas win
CONS an4 ssssis WIS a fks spfs~e.
We hope 80, fnr sasy viii 1haks g1ods sn
IsssEsssaaN sazasaus I sws@~sa sghhM
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-01-17

MR. EEwM1s, wbo fureishss easthsag
for ell Platssmoash aad thaA ssssiaa OF
sOsrsry, mads his appearance IN orr
Sapesum yestsriays lie rprsars 20 iike
the Bluffs, and ws shlnk; bad 6sstsr take
up his home with as. We Ike bis ssgfs'
and gill xiys him q hearty welcome.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-09
n shl Ser lstaats. esnite,Itiarn

- a. g
: w sas Ser stadts sesnitestiarp
befnben fi6 146 iueibe uno 165 fdrbise
Gtrdfin9e s-&s. 1T arntIiA feifeeielt,
6aB alernin0eitens bic Salfte Der Ies
teren &laiIe uri6 ininoeItens Elm 8ierteI
Ser eriferen oar6 agDrartbeiI sfgegeii
,,g9niatees" uab ,Sleser1 Derurtbeitt
.tuur0en. ,tsg!anIi
R 9isa Sebafou. NtatD M6radit
nlto Niar9 Wfc@initis !; otei 'Damiem ge<
fiI1fener Wforal, tpef1e I'M benz Sc
rllbnten Guartier Der Snlofep SION
lpebneu, ipnrbeil Dor Squire Watheps
linter Der stntldge 9ebfadt, einen SoIs
oaten, Den fie r,iF eirienl 9etrdnte ein>.
eefdIafert, hi. i1enIf Collars beraubt
au haben ri &lf l-daa99 ,Iseii9f &
Sie Stage fornteg nit)t fbsipiefen-
tper0en unb 70 entlieb Der &idter nod
Gntridtllag Der Soften 6as ipeibIide
2Eto'z5W 3T65f4sy 6ail qau5!s8s Hsliaa
E 6ranf SELLS an6 0fobert 8taG ;
man, erltere Elm Mei6er,9 Iebterer elm
66rbi9er faber beioe intiiae sSrennoe,
| batten einen Heinen Oisput, tpelher in
lSdldgerei ousortete, uno Dor Erie
6snsrihfer @iIfihfoi gef1Ii9tet iper.
6.n ioIIte.1 Ser Sqnire, geriibrt tiber
/ Die sipifAen beiben berrfhenoe sstenrios
/ f6aft, entities 6as fi6eIe 8aar.Re @sE5'
4 aEE g. 9Ioauls, IpsIdaer anaetlaat
| iii. bon. g. s.. @Obe $500 erfdltpir6e[f
III 1aben, tpitroe bon Squire @iltins
ion nr1tet $1,000 8iirgf1afti gefeft,
UNI fidl am s. 9lpriI Dor benz Srfe6ertss
ridtereOariiber sa bernnttporten.9
!, : g @quire @iltiuiOn, lanOte ssifern
einen &diparsens Yfafnens Sim. Sroof,
Der drigefLagt lit, bon Som. Rortt, eben>
fails einem Sarbieen, 20 Dollars gsItc :
len gu BdbtiI5 iitoie Sail uffi beute fein
Serb6r Dor bent Srie6ensribter gu be-
4 ffehepIl 38ai &c Sailing 9a. lind /
~ ISM, Sutton tuarOe aeifsrh Dor
Srie6ensri1ter Wfatbetps inter Der
MhtEage gebra6t, einen alten 9tof bon
/ s.. 6olff geitobIeit gu baben. Da es ftd
beim 8erb0rs heretsiteIte, ouB Beios
bisber auf einem febr fttuHofdaftlis
den SuBe ftanben, 10. betaftetea 0er
| Squire Den ansetlagten nit SO .unr
/ ,Solter, - 80 s4r...
Z n 5ctet Sessl in NetD 2JOrt II. BEN refIen.
ben publifum 6siteas empfVblea. lSf6bsres.
i fe9e Ansetge. fsa f,gn 80 fsFfpyFeFe -,4s
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-09
SeIb. n. 8aa6ttppfIi il.86rfe,

ASelDs u. a1G19ttDptte11ss5prte.
] Su Ren gOxe afFuete @aI 5 geiferp
nit 13 itdilb Inn 80 allf I3z 4;
1,,l 2 auf 1898 unO l9lOb abenSs nit
] 2lttea@ Senneiiee lon os
itan0sn n 8eiu gerf ailf .66ass iletleI
anf 6626 GHa nsis ;sfs - saa
g ers@ taa ten 8ono 5s20er
/. Germs 1tan6en in Stem Yorf 1909
bis 1903; q. Series 107ss 1913;
3. @eries 1914 Bis 1919. gieue Mnse
aabe 5>2Oer 1861 bis 1869. 10<4Oer
97k-9S. @ae bieie gourle berlteben
lid fur Bon0s nit Coupons z 4 2
.Sa 2oaepn itanoep eeitern bis s,l ~ s2Oer
s731. :se,si "a - sasss ssss ess,a ssl.9is sss.
sai2 8aumip ollie. Ess3RS
Sn gletu BORT mar Der gaalntuoaens
Marft debt ilnregelmaBig unb fofgestps
fin0. Die Anotati0Hen.a 29-291 nll6, SO
-3O4 s@ts. per sflhb. &erfdnft iplrs
ben 2000 8alIen iitiD erhalteH 242e
BaIfen. 3 g 50 I'D !. j. D g : 81 IS
Sn 2iberpoot mar geifern Der @ottons
Wfdrft anteraHeest sR 13a d atsaasli
Sier mar Der Bdmmolen <Wfart
eeifern etrpas Iebbafter. Sbiaon ipenie
berihiffts 1iiio fnit gar ni1ts ein9ebrad
porber, foaUaroen bod in eirligen2ager'
| 5aulera .etfpos llebr gef1dfte geiradb
als an irgeno einenl anbern Sag oieier
Bode : 6oleen6e. &reiir murben be-
sabIt: 90, 81, %, "a 241s un0 fur oi
| bette AHalitit IS 4s@ts. per 1fulo, mai
| Elm sSalIen bon 1 Gent per Yfilno Eel
1 i1nrnei9ertf IF e .3 e 6ga Is 80 - 500
Die 5ranS aetioHelli i'm Baunaipeaen'
M1rtt udren foIgenOc: 7''a'ss 1900 g go
1eatsh Gnpfan9en TO 8aaen aA
Gerfauft 100 ' .e .s .
] aa1ssa.s gSerfdlifft 81 20. $50
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-09
6lu6s8 ert6t.

:; Sas @eidaft an Der gserfte III ,faft
eafla tpot. Ser GluB 1T mabreno oes
eeitrigen Sdges nm Is Sndes eeitis9en.
- Ser Sampfers Saitom bon gpanss
bile 1T bas einsige Boot, weId3es aes
tern in nniern Safen einlief uno an Der
sunterH Qepee laabete. Gs lit nod iiidi
beftitnlnt ibana 9enanntes Sdiff! feils
&.dretle dAtrsten miro. go sa5ef tfsl
Der Sampfer YaIeltine 1T geiterl
NIT ieBr eeriager 2aoiaig tio@ 9Ouis :
bile a6aeiobren. $685. Rl sAa 4ae
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-09

v Die 0cn Gerrn 20. grtebnfdnf I'm Steuer.
nagetf4tn 1aule ge9altene. GtDcery IL BEN
heutideH pubifum befsns smpfr9gsn. 9lG.
psrt5 llebe ~Htetgs' gsssz rs*sa sss -
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-09

= H Gen alten aaeHnhen uHb 3unhfu bes
Or. 4naff tpiEb 60 gepi6 iieb ietn1 81 erfah-
REM baBs herleEbe nieter leine prarie saufae-
npmmen bat. US ttner neaen ln3eige, bic
Der QeSer an anberer Stelle int beutieen 8latte
Fnbet, eebt bernrE, ha6s herg Goftcr nunmebr
in Germantown an Der Ode Der GUNNER unb
SsfetiOn StrdBe Uppnt, woiel6f gu ieneT 3ett
BefelluHasH Fir i'm entse9eueeuemmeB mere
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-09
a Sic 0sutfeB .dhaIifds gaaIe,

T Die Deutf9 sGnsIii1e g9ate,
unter 2eitang oss Haltrrs. @SggerS, |
iiiadt gllte SSDrtid]ritte.
gSir bofTen, oa5 Gltern iid) 6ie &C.
leeenbeit 81 Suite iieben lueroen, bic
bort ihren Sinherft qeboten fpirD, rieben
eineu1 ariiiOIitben @tu0iuifi III See Qan<
oesfpta9e aud Die MiattefIptad)e err
lcrneil 81 f6niter. sfIssla Ea5ha
h Gine rri5t slusnabl aller nar erbeatlieteu,
pcrsiigliGen @roceries aIttp Geltfateden aller
9lrt fneet man Sci 9Unis G9ineniaaa an Der
Martet StraBs. ss5fia''s hat'afs
| EE Sic Gonne bat ieit mehr ais
elmer. boaen ISOLDE ibr 0lntlib nidt aut
gfafbbiHe i6einen lalIen.-8alb iuir6's
| Belt, Dap bic Gonierbatiben ibren 9Dis
oerftalb 9e9en &eGt une Sronung
ailfgeben; es 1T nidt gut, mt benz al
ten ''Sop' in Sein6fbaft 81 leben.
GE 9ratt bat Be9 / Dnrd einen
1 &ldfal lit gouberneur 8ropftgoip
iuieoer 10 fdiuad} geipor6en, bab er
4 6iele ISOLDE llaln0eIih etiuas boruebs
4 men fam, An6 @taatss &efret1r SSlcts
der lit bHr1 Die e5cridipemiaung
Iperbinbert bierberj ufontiitent fcntit nsab
e nod SAGE allf feline Begnabiglng
iuarteno, insoer Sail anbrinaei1. IS.
| g RE 8or Sqnire Wfea5ani flnete
I'm gSeiBer, gtamsns s.. SELLS eilen
| S1narsen, Der ii1 Sob. 8laGmon
| neant; 6ss. Diebfdbls an. gaa aa
1 SELLS prnponirte; beim 8eoinne 6es
YroSelies bic Slage aurif3unehmen,
lpeniI Bfdfnan bic Soften besab len
tu0lles 81 2ebtererssiplGigteI in ben 8ors
| idlag, uno rug ben-Squire nod benz
| 8etrae berieI6en, iporaiif Der a0tt1tes
| 3mei Dollars! berlangfe.u Sti Grmange<
| lung Der genannten Sumnet fra9te
Bladman ieinen QlnfIdoer; Oh er ibIn
Bic stuei Dollars bori9ieBen ipoae; mas
Der euttnit5iee Sells aud that, llnb
beioe 3ogeil in Srieoen ab.s 20 g
/ @ 8ete Sine, oieier iunge Gpr0B]
/ Tina oes 9llaerifanifhen 2odfertbums,
lueIder Iebten Gienstog Dor Squire
4 gDiIeinfon unter Der 9lnfEage einen
8ranntpeinfslIeImit Silfe sweier Snas
ben 9eftoblen, oenielben auf elmer Drn1
neatransportirf un6 an Sol. Sohes
berfalft sil baben, CUR 8erantnnrtnhg
| ge3oeeu tuurae, bat 9eFern Die Gntideis
i 6un9 in feinea 5al bonn 6rieoensritbter
/ erholten. Ser Gqlire tonnte nidt llad
i reifliaer Son liberation ben iur9en BUR-
Il f6eu ungeitraft Iaufen laIfen, unb fteIIte
Il i'm oesbalo unter tanfeno Dollars 8iira-
iEi9aftumefid fiiriein ,@enie i'm ginbre>
4 den Dor benz Criminal Geribte Su
H berdhituortens '>s- SsssS asEs4s's9
re- Sn Der Circuit @ourt tpuroe
geifern Gben6 Der sSaH SoIomon
Ds, Snternational Sniuranre @onpag<
ME ,Ser Saltb iibefgebeH,s nsG5e beute
friib nm g libr ihr 8er6ift abgebell
ner0en.
4 9eberplntten jeber @dtfuns sunl Nearfiren
Scn GifTern, &iifen, 9afagen unh tIeinr plat-
ten nit IInpertilgbarer Sinte, UNI 4leibunss-
artifeI ~ marfiren. -. sE.+.-.as
@Ie 9luftrdge Uerbea prompt beieret uni
@enuetbulMg gnrautirt. .5ss
6. g. 1arbDL 50 Union Strase.
Dieies 1T elm ftsn LANCE befrbenbes Sc
,fnGftsl t IS. Sc u1s8 2gS
: e y ED Hrs.r .4G
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GtQlt ul0uStQlt.

9Oerr Ay60GtG ~ ObeC
tit 9stdl 8eat SeF ehhsiisS 9taats>
3eitnn9sss ss s.sslaslgse s.ss tassH aassssssa
EE Neu6eifeanngen anf Sic Zen =
aeBfa Giant 8ritungs f0anen bein6sn
SerIeaa. ....-. Use Ts9su /
q. Rornfteiu, .Yor1x golegeftr. !
Gris.R s. OIL. Gerlnasiteiptts
8. SUIT ssrantIin sTte
obeeaeben iuer6eu. seR a9afiA s4EAs8
N u1fss auenss Sd o@eabIatt pirb
am 1. NpriI, benz Easf5 an neIGeH mir un-
isrsH, atrslsa sabsgaPs beginner, erf9einen.
E 1nieren friberen 8sridten
lber bic ueberl6peftnsiing in biefiger
IlmgeaeHb bahenpir tpenig SuSufieen.
ga Der fslaB gelfern iebr Iangfan1, Bios
ID Boil per Stur6e, in Der Siefe ges
itiegen 1T, 70 bat 'ih 6as gBa6er I'm 2
Sub smebr lnsgebreitetsa ass.
1 & pa mad nbiie hIIe & 9edJbElo pom
obern SlnB lit, 10 1T es unln09lih, gu
iaaen, Obbie flltE ibgeuh65ften Stano
crreidt bat, ODER 8uriidtritt bes gSai<
tsrs ia ieip SIHRbstt. balO 81 erlpar<
Ser atSefe gefluF bel Der biesiab<.
riaen lleberf9fDeminitie erIeibet Die
glafbbiIIe uno Chattanooga Giienbabn<i
geTeniAaft. 3fpildaen &tebeniofls un6
Chattanooga fin6 auBer Der 8rIde iiber
ben Bbitefbe, iuobon mir borseitern
berimteten, aud noH 3 bis 4 an0ere
8raden biiiiueg9efdipemnt; oaourd
in6 Die 5nbrten stuiiden Stebenion
unb Chattanooga fur cine Iange Belt
ilfbefOiEf!t $780, 90 9@
Bir1csiabren, 0ab. Die 8riide Bel
@fib9epofiin gr5bter @efabr fhpebe,
bon Senf EtetbboIS lpeIdes bon Der
: 0ur@ bic ue6erFG eplning serlf0rten
RataHe BED q alf1dgt besF be-
lnolirt Al iper6en. 2lber Der ener9iide
superintendent, Snnes, bot an
befagters &teae cine Meiles 2eute ans
aeftelIf, ui1i 6ag dflptdnenoe Geb0l3
aufsuEldea.s Dasi gBoFer bebeft Die
Bra6en, pn0 baiien mir, baB hieleIbe
gerettetwer6e; co tuilr6e @1onate neb >
men, iisBiepsr auf5uboueg,
GeWif0 pofs Der 6ari6 gar feline
6roHt fur bic 9lofbbile un6 gbatta 8
8 nnoga Eilenba BIT aiif BEN Gepot
aiIosnOmaretl, 8uiFaoisrs 8iipe 6afTsn
= me bel Saa aaf aSieier @abn Ialifen,
sa.alnn Gpneuftknre una itgenielire fino
nBelpisfeng iebe 9tilde Dor Der lleber
.aIabrt oeBan 81 prlfeh.
~ Die Naibnile uno Decatur gtien
balm IT ipleoer IN nolltommener Srps
mo ons n y shlelbeEl eilies
Gradtanges ppraeitern tOuree sgHrd
! sInen 0elIef, oeE 70 GEM Auolon yep
~ Ytellsn gQn per anE pas 9eieEls
Hsl pernTldgl. - - -. :
L ~ a54 81 Nh AgnDl
90I pttte' 49, MO =! BY Iesae "iAe3Fss
ore@un9 a9k 5llIee IAnoen.
sHa@ - y, &aNL 9sasEH 1peH'
onBetontnsAsH tsEsB[sl gslweN 0spes
l9en llt esr 1ellltsl lesIlnR pet oringe'
geFI 5iDet3oa per SS!ulsos gsfnsesn
A2as spllfrf II " 1Is 8. zsaB NOeI eel
oorftgen 1gnGe nno fose = ele9sap4en'
pfoIte1 ,ilpsl zen ssrlageporr nno eeat,
Eanno ga nm Qail6 nns@tOar. nno PM
q UP one Communication eV8elenItlfEs:
slllE zdeE bra1t 10 ilbr Bornltiads sfb
g stnen shgTraeii. iearmen RHnG TN G0fse
SalseA = sssa Sl5li'aa 1aaps.
So Die 9EBe LQtggsh at gederp / ;
nen aIn boiiitf, jIber ben I'D Sober,
mann, weI4 b 10 aud angeB6'
satka mag freuen Tam gtDdy VI oee les
49, 49, 80.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-09

on Der SrDHfFrdBe nlarld]Trell,
Gooann mur0e giner, 1pel6er oaS
S9mdben1iter erreidJt hattie, NIT eis
fler Sano Ii Der s@dllnae Dor bic
Shraflfeu 6es Rofijeieefi9ts gefiibrt,
neil er eineH an GriifeH aebenoen
Germ nit 9fanlen tituIirte bic fein
III asatI caaranr "a lasG& anaAtnnaa.s An.a..
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-08-07

much the Congressional instruction enactments,
oppressive as they are, that we fear, the condi
tion of the several Southern States, when their
governments shall fall into the keeping of white
radicals, irresponsible and deluded freedmen. In
the latter event, what interest Of the State will be
protected; what interest involving property will be
secure. A landless, homeless, andsin the main, q
destitute, ignorant raoe, legisating for,the stete
led by Northern adventurers and designing South
crn demagogues, and what can be expected, other
than confscation, Reputation, anarchy? Our peo-
pie should wake up to the .'situation" in which
they now are, and will be placed. Every effort in
their power should be- directed to the only possible
good they can eect-that is, the election of proper
delegates to the Convention-men who will not go
beyond what Congress has required, to the utter
ruin of the State, and the further degradation OF
our people. We call upon our people to see to
this; to devote their every energy to its consum-
nation to keep united upon this policy; and, as
one man, labor diligently for its accomplishment
Let them look to the stern realities of the present
and not to what was, or to what oughtto be! Let
them save the STATE, if possible, by one united
struggle, else all is lost!
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-08-07
POPULAR ERRORS.

We have been greatly astonished to learn from
men of. intelligence and position, that there are
many persons under the impression that it is me-
cessary to take the oath known as the iron-clad,
in order to register and vote. Hence, there will
be hundreds who will keep away from the regis
tration. boards, because of this impression. We
have published the oath which will be required of
voters, two or three times, and deem it necessary
again to state that there is nothing therein con-
tanned to prevent the most uncompromising Con-
federate soldier from assuming this obligation,
provided he is not disfranchised by reason of hav-
ing held certain disqualifyiug Offices We urge
the ,psople generally to examine this matter for
themselves and not be deprived of the privilege of
registering simply because they are informed un-
officially that they are not entitled.
The.question has also been raised whether the
members of our State Convention will have to take
the irom:clad oath, under the requirements Of the
new reconstruction act. Certainly not, as the law
says:sSa5.
"tAll persons hereafter elected or appointed to
Office IN said military districts under any socalled
State or municipal authority or by detail or ap-
pointment of the district commanders" shall take
said oath.
Members of the Convention are not incladed in
any of the classes described.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-08-07

ARREST FOR DIsrILLrNa.-Captain Frank Ar
MIN was recently arrested in Hamburg, S. c.,
and brought before James Birnie, Esq, United
States Commissioner at this place, on a charge of
violation of the Internal Revenue Laws in distill-
ing spirituous liquors without a license at vine
gar distillery near Hamburg. After preliminary
examination before the Commissioner an order
was issued requiring the defendant (Arnim) to
give bond, with good sureties, for his appearance
at the next term of the United States District
Court, to be held in Greenville lie was unable to
do SO, and was committed to Jail to await his trial
Mcssrs. Crump and Davidson of the house Of
Crump, Davidson & Co., of Augusta, Co., were
also arrested on tho same warrant and carried
before the Commissioner at Augusta, when they
gave bond for their appearance at the same term
of the Court Greenpiue Mountaineer.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-08-07

VIRGINIA REPUBLICAN, CoNvENTIoS.-Delegatcs
from every portion of the State met in Richmond
on Thursday last, and if we may judge from the
tenor of dispatches there has. never been such
crowd gathered in that city. Prominent Virginians
ore connected with the movement. The platform
adopted by the Convention helu in April last was
re-affrmed. At meeting of ex-Federal officers
held the evening precious resolutions were adopted
advising cooperation with all who wish for the
restoration of peace to the country The follow
ing resolution was adopted at this meeting:
Resolped, That in the spirit and chivalry oftrue
soldiers, who have toed, suffered, fought and bled
to uphold the emblcmatic colors of cur cause and
country, We are disposed to forgive and forget the
past, with its errors grievances and calamities; to
entertain malice towards none, and extend charity
to all who will now and for the future come for
ward with the open right hand of patriotic fellow
ship, resolved to make the nation once again hap
py; and we cordially offer the olive branch, because
we feel in our soldier hearts of the approba-
tion of the no less gallant than generous American
people.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-08-07
SALEDAY ARD CROPS.

The attendance Of citizens on Monday last was
much greater than on any public occasion for the
last siSmonths. Being leisure time, the farmers
congregated to hear the news and talk over the
prospect for bountiful crops. The general report
is favorable in the extreme.
The chief feature Of the day vas the sale of val
liable lands belonging to the Estate of Col THOMAS
PARKS, deceased. The Homestead, containing
s47 acres, brought S12,1oO; Lot No. 2, of 100
acres, $40; No. 8, 222 acres, $500; No. 4, on
Beayerdam, $40 acres, SS,O85; No. 8, adjoining,
,SOs acres, 81 1,79O; No. 6, also adjoining, 1892
acres. .Sl,57O. Aggregate, 1923 acres for Sls,-
Os5. It was a general remark among the. by
standers that these figures did not indicate fear
of confscation.
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GOVERNOR PEnnY.-What an amazing quantity
of ink this gentleman is wasting. Another letter
from him appears in the Phanir He is still af-
ficted with "negro on the brain" and if something
is not done to allay his excitement, the result may
be disastrous in the extreme. He seems to be
somewhat wearied of dealing with our newly en-
franchised citizens in political sense of view, and
has devoted little of his attention to the anao-
mical points involved.
We doubt not his sincerity and honesty of inten-
ton, and we are we'll acquainted with his integrity
and character, but we believe his doctrines fraught
with danger to the State, and calculated to add to
our present distrcss-Sumter Ncacs
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YOU YOU vii oni xcite radical
throughout the whole State, and although
in your own District, the superiority of
the white vote may secure you against st
any:local trouble, you are doublipg the
dangers l!i sultiesef your fellow CT cltl- .
,zens efthe low eoun5ry, and fostering an
antagonis1n between the races tor WniGn M q
there is. no necessity, and which can only
create misery for both. -. =,
Will make no apology for the length
.op. th;s letter. have written for men
Who are, / believe, willing to give some,
time and some thought to comprehend
their duty, and who have the resolution,
when they understand, to discharge it
thoroughly Respectfully,
Q - WIN. HENRY TRESCOT.
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MASS MEETING IN CuAnIEsroN.-A large Re-
publican mass meeting was held in the city of
Charleston on Wednesday night, 31st ult. A. G.
Mackey, Collector of Customs was elected Prcsi-
dent. Among the Vice-Presidents were F. A. Saw
ger, Collector of Internal Revenue, District-Attor-
ncy Cortin, and several colored citizens. a
motion to add the name of United States Marshal
Epping to the list .of vice-Presidents, was voted
down by an overwhelming majority. After several
speeches. resolutions were unanimously adopted,
expressing thoir unalterable purpose to carry out
in good faith and without reservation the Con-
gressional measures looking to restoration, and en-
dorsing the platform of the recent Republican Con-
vention in Columbia and declaring the mainte-
nancs of that platform without qualification the
only evidence in any candidate for public favor of
devotion to the great party through whose excrtions
alone the South can look for restoration.
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WHAT WE MUST Do--A SUGGESTION.

Under this heading, the Columbia Phenir re-
views the proceedings of the late s.Union Republ-
can Convention" and while deprecoting the ne
ccssity for parties in the State, admits that this
recent movement teaches an impressive lesson,
which is simply this-we must act, or let all onr
rights and liberties go by default. Therefore, the
PAeniz suggests that conservative leading men
of South Carolina-men who know her present
needs-men who are identified with her dearest
interests-men whose ancestral homesteads cause
them to cleave to the soil-call State Convention
of the true representatives of the people of South
Carolina, both white and colored, that the inter-
ests of the State may not be sacrificed to apathy
and indifference. Let the delegates TO this Con-
yention be elected by the people, black and white,
in every District and Perish in the State; and in
this way we will have convention Of the people.
AS to Names it matters little; all good men will
unite in this movement to set the State right before
the country in her efforts for reconstruction and
restoration"
We heartily approve the suggestion Of our CO.
temporary, for the reasons already assigned, and
for The additional reason that there is only one
way to meet the issue before the people, namely,
by united organization. All means are unavailing
while the people are divided in sentiment and
torn by cliques and factions. The lamentable con-
dition of affairs admonishcs every man that it is
necessary to be alive 10 the true interests of the
State, and not allow passive, inactive conduct on
our part to bring about the destruction predicted
already. Should the worst ensue, it will be
chargeable in the main to the supine Indifference
and neglect of the masses themselves.