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qualified participation in the political
role; we abandon the claim of the
right of the State peaceably to se-
cede from the Union. Let MS, in
fine, say to the North, that we hon
estly return to the Constitution and
the laws-fairly interpreted. But
let us, also, say to the North, that
negro supremacy and STATE obliteration
were not involved in the late strug-
gle; that these we do not yield, and,
willingly, meuer will. With the great
Democratic party of the country, we
oppose negro rule, and we contend
that the Carolina of '76, and 1912,
and 1S45, and 1860, still lives; and
that the Carolina of the military
reconstruction bill is q pretender,
and can never command the loyal
support of the genuine citizens
thereof. This. now, is the issue.
This is the issue which the Demo
cracy of the country will make for
us. But to make our cooperation
with the Democratic party of tho
country effective, we must organize
and work. Not this man and that
man must work, but we must all
work. From July to November,
though the sun be hot. and though
the crops be growing, we must work.
We must look to country.
Fellow-citizens of Oconee, Pichens,
York, Spartanburg, Anderson, Chester, /,
Union. LawenS, Abbeoile, Lancaster,
Lexington, GreenoiNe, Horny. Ne'ober-
ry, Marion and Chesterfield, you went to
work according to the recommends
ton of the April Convention. You
organized your Democratic Clubs,
you entered with a will into the work,
and you won the day. See to it,
friends, that you do still better the
next time. You have done well, but
you may do better.
Fellow-citizens of Fairfield, Rich
land, Kersha,O, Orangebury, Marl-
6oro, Eagsfezd, ISun,ter, Clarendon,
Ba'm,0eU, williamsburg, Georgetown.
Colletom, Beaufort, Charleston and
Berkeley, in many of these Districts
We know that you made gallant
fight. Make another effort, repeat
your zeal and activity and vigor. and
you can add more Districts to the
sicteem now resting upon their laurels
of victory. Permit lis to urge you,
however great the odds, to organize,
and in every District of the State to
have at least Saxon forcc-a Spar
tan political band-kceping the faith
and preserving the ark of our liber-
ties. Let not the fires of Democracy
go out in a single District. Even in
Beaufort and Georgetown, and the
Districts where the radical element is
largely in the ascendancy, let the
Democratic banner be uplifted, and
every good and true man stand under
its fold. The upper country and
middle country will yet save you, if
you are powerless to save yourselves.
But help us, and yourselves despair
not.
FeHo,o-cihsens Of tie ,uhole State, let
us organize, let US rally, and the
State will be saved. These dark
clouds will pass away, and if we but
so aoM it-so ,'eSoloe-ere many moons
bo wasted, South Carolina will be
'REDEENED, REGENERATED AND OLSEN
THRALLED."
The Restoration of Southern States
Their Weight In the Presidential
Contest.
The omnibus bill which is now
before the President is to admit to
| t.t A /
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The Restoratfon of Southern States
Their Weight in the Presidential
Contest.
The omnibus bill which is now
before the President is to admit to
representation in Congress Alabama,
Florida, Georgia, North Carolina,
South Carolina and Louisiana, when
their Legislatures shall have ratified
the fourteenth amendment to the
Constitution of the United States,
upon condition that there shall be no
denial or abridgement hereafter of
the elective franchise on account of
color, and that Georgia shall make
certain changes in the fifth article of
her Constitution. The fourteenth
amendment, which the Legislatures
are required to ratify, is the amend
ment to the Constitution proposed
in the joint resolution which passed
Congress June 18th, 1866, declaring
all persons born or naturalized in
the United States citizens of the
United States and of the States where
they reside, apportioning representa-
tives among the several States accord
NV w ehCAi AOoPCSIifO huAOCIS, (OuU
reducing the representation in pro-
portion to the number of male citi-
zens twenty-one years of age who
shall be excluded from the franchise.
except for crime, and declaring that
no person shall hold any Office under
the United States, or under any
State, who, having previously taken
tho oath as member of Congress, of
the State Legislature, or as ON exc
cutive or judicial officer of any State
or CT the United States, shall have
engaged in rebellion or given aid or
comfort to the enemies of the United
States. This amendment, which
was proposed by Congress to the
Legislatures of the various States,
was rejected by the Legislatures of
the ten Southern States. in some
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oioSi haohiS uoiiOiS COuleTTeQ
upon them by Gen. Candy. The
great body of the community will
approve of our esteemed fellow-and
adopted-citizens' vindication of
principle.
LEcTURE.-We have been requested
to give notice that the lecture of Colo
mel Thomas, postponed OH account
OF the rain, will be be given in Caro-
lima Hall Qately Gibbes', this Tues
day evening, 23d, at 81 o'clock.
The subject is popular one, vindi-
catory of the State and suggestive of
hopeful future. The proceeds are
for charitable purpose. Tickets of
admission to be obtained mt the book
and drug stores and at the door.
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THE PALMETTO ENGINE House,
The scaffolding has been re-erected
around this building, and the mem
bers are endeavoring to raise suffi-
cient funds to complete it. The
Committee on Subscriptions will call
on our citizens during the present
week; and any who feel disposed to
aid in the work-and who may be
overlooked by the committee
requested to leave their contribu-
tions with Captain w. B. Stanley.
RENDER UNTO CESAR THE
THINGS THAT ARE QEsAR's. .u--H we
may credit u statement which has
been made upon the streets, it is not
entirely to General Candy that we
are to look for the recent changes in
our municipal government. If Gen
eral Candy gave the order, it is said
that the recommendation of the
names put in, including those of three
colored men, came from a source
nearer home than Charleston. If it
be true, this community will bear in
mind this incident. and put proper
estimate upon the act of one who
would thus seek to humiliate them
and subject them to distastefnl ne
cessity. We shall say no more,
except to express our qualification
and pride ct finding that thus. fur,
at least, two of the appointees of
Gen. Candy have declined to become
the instruments of wanton outrage
upon the sensibilities of the good
people of the capital of the State.a
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS. The post
Office open during the week from S1l
O. m. to 7 p. m. On Sundays, from
4 to p. m. "o''
The Charleston and Western mails
are open for delivery at 4 11s p. NJ, and
close at So p. m. Charleston night
mail open S1ll a. m., close AZ p. m.
Northern-Open for delivery at
81 a. M, closes at 2.45 p. m.
Grcenville-Open for delivery 5ls
p. NJ, closes at S19s p. m.
New ADVERTISEMENTS Especial at
tention is called to the following ad-
vertisements, published for the first
time this morning:
Tozer & McAlister-Notice.
j. w. Barnwell-Oration.
Jacob Levin-Auction Sale.
A. s. Wallace-U. S. Sale.
D. Hemphill- Grafton.
Meeting Alert Base Ball Club.
D. G. Peixotto & Son-Auction.
G. Y. Carrington-G.t & G. r. r..
G. Bruce Walker-University.
The following is list of the
officers of the Maybinton Democra-
tic Club: j. Z. Cofeld, President: W.
d. Hardy, Vice-President; John It.
Bynum and J. NJ. Goudelock, Secre-
taries. Thirty eight white and eight
colored members.
A step from the sublime to the
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The SOUTH CAROLINA UNIVERSITY.
The closing exercises of this Univer-
sity will be held on Monday next, the
29th instant. Degrees will be awarded.
The public are invited to attend.
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FORWARD THE NAMES. During the
past few days, we have received large
accessions to our list of subscribers,
from Due West and Level Land,
Abbeville District. Make up your
clubs at once, gentlemon..
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L.. @<,a1 :Itesns.

The attention of merchants is
asked to the extensive auction sale of
meats, this morning, at 10 o'clock,
by Messrs. d. G. Peixottc & Son.
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Cooling BEVERAGES Richard
Barry, of the "Carolina House," in
Washington street, ever mindful of
the requirements of the season,
favored us with several glasses of
claret sangaree, and other things,
yesterday morning. His compounds
and prerarations are unusually ad-
mired, and justly so.
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A step from the sublime to the
ridiculous. The New York Herald
says:
Napoleon heard the voice Of "a
great, free, q mighty and q con
quering people, trembled and re-
tired, UiM his tail 6et,Deen his legs.
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The following is list of the
officers of the Maybinton Democra-
tic Club: j. e. Cofield, President; W.
d. Hardy, Vice-President; John It.
Bynum and J. NJ. Goudelock, Secre-
taries. Thirty eight white and eight
cOlored members.
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We learn that DIR. T. w. Green
and Mr.. Greenfield have declined the
ubtfulaldermanic honors conferred
upon them by Gen. Candy. The
great body of the community will
approve of our esteemed fellow-and
adopted-citizens' vindication of
principle.
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f-Is msrs1l she 10


HENRY W. TAYLOR vs.. ). r. LArHAM-NO. l5774-
Fourth District Court Of New orleans
pY VIRTUE Of m alias writ OF Geri IA
OF New Orleans IA the above entitled cause. 10 Harrf Il
Hays lite sheriff and by said late sheriff % trtnsere
viii proceed 70 sell NJ public aucon NJ the Merchants AT
Auctcneers' change Royal street between Canal ana
Second District Of this CITY On
SAILbDAY, zlst day Of March, 1903 al II O'Clock the o-
loving described property, viz -,
f FobK CEsTkIN Lois OF GROUND togehsr with All
the buildings ana tneegn sna appnfteaAnes
ts city designated Nos e. p g. and "a Of saa.re
No a. iounded by ST. Magdsen - ara sraslcf
md pefdioo plan cfa r. p. ate survyy
I'D S4 and dtpossd IN the once o. lns
late David McCay notary publ In this city Nncn rs
merican according - "a pt - ol-
Iowa tow Lots H. p and Is adoln e4ca otter ana nave
each so 8inches Ii1es front on travi sest anl
feet niche on the ire lot p and Us eel inch 5 n
depth on The lipe Of lot zz o. NO p having o.
ma feet niche. on # l0t No 81 and ~ fee II
ehss on The ne OF 80 z3 lot No. g having depth Of
no feet III inches on line lot No p and l1 feet
nfhes on the ns Of t No "a Lot "A ous The g ner
81 drawer ~ Nagdeen and sasnres 81 feet
inehfs Grsvsr lzs e tin deph and fot Ion
~ Nagcsls- street 126 feet niche. depth he line
dlvsiuE IRON lot No e, AID - frettz ehes n ridn on
Beng r property acquired BY the defend ni By pnr-
chase a. Hubbard per pissed befJrs E y Cots
chalk notary pubic in tbs city, on thu l5th "a, o. Decsm-
& s<irsd 10 ,he shove suft r1f
ss-1rsss-casA On. sh' spot gro W. AVERY
fels mssz Sheriff Of the Perish Of Orleans
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GEORGE S WALLIS VS. CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
Sixth justices Court-Eo. 7s3 sr


DIV VIRTUE OF alias writ OF 0eri
ce The Of he city Of New Orleans IN the sbovs
Office t2f Camp street between st May aud St. Andres
Streets MONDAY, the sd day of March, lb68 IL O'Clock
iHE UNDIvID ID ONETHfRD or all the interest Of the
city OF Nes Otless less IN square 80. A. con
sst nc 81 TNkk1 l-tIGHT LOTS or GR0JED. bounded
BY New Ieyee Water. Or<r snd Richard ets forming
the whole Of said and numsered from p
sveiy Lot No forms the Of rser and kishzrd
streets, andmessufes feet inches and lines oal We
100 feet and inches IN depth and front Richard Lof
Nos v IL nciusivy each 20 from. Oh
Water street. by 100 4inehss depth bee~esn psrsll,
lines Lot No u forms the Of Wser and Orange
Streets and % feet and lines front i,
water street % feet inehs and 3 ines In width in Inc
BY 100 fipches in dph Orange street
Lots Nos - and a each q feet fronton Orange
street y $50 feet inchss and lines In depk. Lot 10 is
forms the corner o. New Ivee and Orange
% iee niche. and - lines 10 width By 100 ft
fnchs IN depth and Font Orange 70
IS ineusiFely 20 inches on New
Lsyee street By l3 feet inches IN depth between tara
lines Lot No % 'crms the Of
stsetts and rnsssur z6 feet ips1<s n-s front on
New Lesee street feet inches 81 lines IA With ID
the ~ ZOE inches IN fepfh and from Richard
s,rees Lots Nos IsDt % msasprs each "a fsst on
Richards street BY lae ret inches m depth
writs Of fs BY fad Justice Of the Peas
eftb- e. ofSs~ Orleans Hson VARIOUS Judgments Do
DANIEL WILSON
Constable kixfh Justice Court.
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TIE RAxrE PLANr.-We have received from
Mr.. Bacon, Of the Picsyune, pamphlet giving
full information concerning the new PLAINTIFF
ranie-which, II Is claimed, viii replace cotton
as q textile fabric. From the cover Of the pub.
LEGATION we extract the following, which presents,
in few words, the merits and advantages which
are claimed for the rsmie:
Gives from three to four crops per year. From
$50 20 $50 rs. per acre to each cutting. Far
finer than Sea Island cottor, and as fine and twice
as strong as linen. Brings from three to five
times the price OF cotton. Never needs more
than one planting. viii grow anywhere 10 the
southern states. Comes from the stalk and Is
cafe against worms. Is cleaned by the Roezl ma
chine without rotting. -.
Prices: 10 plants to 100. each 81 100 plants
$40; 1000 plants $500; 10000 plants $500.
The R0ezl machine, cleaning $50 DIS. per day,
with right 10 use process which cleans the fiber in
"a hours SO as 10 make il, without rotting, bleach
ing or loss Of time aud strength, equal 10 faeness
10 the most attenuated linen or silk IN softnesa
end fineness. Price $225. Address, A. b. Bacon,
vrnO0 VI siE0 rev ostS-ss rsOey su0. iti
Copies Of the pamphlet, from which all partcu-
lars concerning the ramie are to be obtained, can
be had at the different book stores.
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MISTER O. WASHINGTON AND HIS
/. BIETHDAY.
BY A. HEAD.

n c.....,,,. --fr rr- f.ff
"' ''' w - " =
To-day Is George WIS Birthday, because VI
the 22d Of February. II is the day we sellebrate.
ne mas horn an the % old Dominion ~ vhen a
.-s.s...s s.,,,,,,,,,, 80,
boy, ana amer tune nc eAere'7eu aon'nion pie'''
lively.
d He was like me--he could not tell a lie.
Ne hsa !. ,itt,e bstcbet and heved down n charrv
100 80 .~ss - - "a - -.
Tree one oay' ana ins'eao vi ms oio "sn s'''os
him the birch for 1t, be pined at the misfortune,
and Georges mother gave him some blackberry
;., for tsll;ns The trntb ahout IL Ceorae always
1.A y, 49,, - 60 .s.. ..h.n.-.r ~.
went pisck puiyng ai'ef 'na'' "nehe'oi us
Diggers died.
he sat ont n 90 10 sea once. but his mother
didn't see A. 40 he never got half seas over 10 his
life
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nr ). II. WALTON q DEsLoNDE.

nv j. H. WALTON q DEsLONDE.
J. B. WALTON, Auctioneer.
s'ir - ~ ONCE No. A Csrondslet street.
iCATURDAY. Feb. es. 1865. &C 1e O'clock
street. between Canal and custemhoase ssrsssss WI Be
THAT VERY suPERIoK AND yALUAsLg QUINCY
Carondelst street. occupied BY Bartlett ksyns and
bourded BY carordee Gravier Bsronne and Union streets
This according 70 sketch by bert blsnch
ard Is feet front street. By depth On
Union street OF IS eet3 and lines and
the lire nearest orzvier street 81 feet and lines
IS feet the line with the privilege OF an sliey
opening into Union street -l1 :. =,
property located in the very center Of business the
building Of the best and most suosent: Of any IN this
tire construction having osss erected with visv 70 per-
manency and without reference 70 cost. -.
The tenant. undr lease At the rate Of s PER
snnu having been rececty reduced In consde
ton Of the times, from $500 psr annum. 9.lNs
TERMS third cash IN u b IreWury notes. the 70
msinde in one OF two years IN the notes o. the
bis order equal install ents bearing interest AZ the
rate Of cart per annum from Gay q sale until nns
menh and special mortgage and vendors privilege fhs
70 embrace The clause q per cent for stsoney
building be kept insured the satisfaction Of the ven
doris, and the policy transferred
Act sale before N. B. 7 ss notary public At the ex
perse Of the purchaser, including the Internal Revenue
stamps. q al- tt la
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ra BY G.. DE FERRET, f,1
lucrroxFKR onice and salssroo Sc Bienve street.
MONDAY. March 2ssd. 1853. at ne o'eioek
Exchange Royal Canal and Customhouse
Streets BY order from the Hon John Thoms
Judge the Seem Ditct Court OF New Orleans dated
H. 1865 the following dsscbei real estate viii BIS
81 A PARCEL OR PORTION OF GsoUsD With the
bu es snd thereon situated in the town
fubourg of Mnecurg at the lake end Of the foncharren
Railroad ana measuring 10 American measure ID eet rent
25 feet inches and4 lines In depth add cat on Lsse Pont
chArtrain I.Ilrl
Tie Buildings and Improvements, well knorn the far
"Boudro Resfaurant" consist Of Frame Bui ding
covered with states. thor ughy I'm she'd containing Two
large parors small front gallery hall In center
gallery enclosed with Feuet blinds aad used
10 acture gas which Is lighted besides three
larEe ctern speudid cast iron fountain in 'front.' OF the
property she led walks ornamental garden pdves etc
The Buildings on the Lot belonging to Mr.. Philip Bull
and which consist Of Frame House. covered with clap
boards, tanning two large psrers saloons and large
pantry, another tuildng containing two rooms, cellar,
Kitchen with rrge etc three cs,ers and prives also,
s. = LOT OF GROUND. In tbs square bOundea by Ely
sian Fields MarigDy, Frankfort and Coumb Gets
uTing In American o feet III inches and lines
Blysiao Fiees by III ices 10 inches and
lines in deptt, bstween parallel lines. II j. a
The buildings srd improvements consist Of frame House,
elates containing rooms and
galleries. back budnx cont aning two and
bnels with rear gallery. privs three eistens an aeo
The vhoe according to plans made by Pile Murray,
civil and hitecs which will be exhibited
weeks previsus to the day OF sale.
IsSs-cssh y y Irs.s,1 Notes ..,.
be'oe Amede Dueatel, notary pnbes purchasers ex-
pense 1860
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FURErr URE..-...... FURNITURE. FURNITURE
Bx MONTGOMERY BRos. a CO..
cONsTABLt's SALES.

J. B FRAScK VS.. A. RoUGIEgx-No aa- SECOND
Justice Of the Peace
QY VIRTUE Of writ Of Herf fzeIas
~ to me directed BY the Honorable Paris C1iIdress
Second Justice Of the parish Orleans viii
proceed to sell at public auction. TUESDAY,
day Of February. 1868 at IL O'Clock 81 Custohouse
street tb1 following ribed properly viz:
One Show Window. show Cases Counter three Looking
Glasses, Gas y .xfures. ant one Glass Shox Stand
eezsi IN tbs above entitled suik
rT-fKRMs--Cssh1n U. s Treasury Notes
JOHN q KUZAC. Con~tahls
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4. DucHlRun's SALES.

A. DucHIRons SALES.
wISEs ......... LIQUORS..
BY A. DUCHIROy.
AucTIoSsER.
Easfroons-i0 Tchoupiouss and 10 New Levee street.
CATUHDAY, 2ed tn.t.. ~ lie o,e.oc
- at the Auction Mart 10 rchoupitoulls aud
No. 10 New Lev.e street, will be sold 81
large assortment Of Groceries. Wines Liquors. etc. etc
Bourbon whisky in easks and boxes
Irish :.
Biiters ...-f
Cherry Brandy ;.
Cetawha Brandy IN boxes
Old Madeira Vine
Blackberry and Ginger Cordi.ls
Ciaret in casks.
IN hoxaa.
Butter Cheese 1Oi boxes Herrngs, Soda CASTLE sosp
Sperm Candies iear Powders Mut.rd. Pickles. Tea, Con-
densed sik. etc etc.
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s .h linz of LOT No g. and los inches and lines
IN dpsh on The Of ot No 10 Lot No 70 MEASURES 2 feet
7inchss and lines wasr strest % fest inches
&c ss Lot 80 nss.1.ss sstI nsss ;S md
2eaI ~ liz sst ncbss and linz: depth n.cf
el fo no. S2 feet inches and lin IN dspth On sss
Nc u Lot No g s. sss sn q Ws saa
s<, inches and lines depth ne lius q ot No u sa
s s Lot f ne IS y 'front.' On Hs
100 feet and inches IN depth between pss,le. nes% @
4 s ne q Sss si
street Is eet7 width In the rsa ey io let IN
iron. = :ss 10 sat On & ss !,
s iWo LOTS OF GROUND forming the ~hole Of
s sss 4 ss,s Ne: ies
inches Ices front water street. l9 ses inches
snd Inns front on y sbs ana On Ss os Of lot
No2 Lot No measures IS feet inches 'front.' On sae5
M ssr y, tsv's s D n s e s n.hss sns
lines in depth and trout on 81 James street, D
~ TERxs AND CONDITIONS or SALE-One-fourth Of b
price adjudication cash In Legal currency o. the unea
one two three and fom the day Of sale repre-
serted BY OF the payable TO Their own order
cent per annun the dsy Of sale until hnal payment
TO he secured BIZ special NOR and
privilege on the properly sold the ACT O. nsssgs s 20 s0e Of
them the said noss % divided into Of such
amount may Be necessary 70 eject dvisioa
The acts 81 sale and United States internal
attached At the expense OF the purchasers Ds D. "
Ths interest Of the city Of New Orleans m The above
dsscrhs I'd beng oNEHALf Purchasers Mn nsss
efY sRd xso " part to the extent Of The
said interest Of the city
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EOR sALE-REAL EsTATE-SEvERAL HON.
ded Cotton and Saesr Plantations located the
plrons Of he eost An ssiss Also Riee
timber ands large varisy Of City and Suburban
Pr0perty improved and unlmproved
sorts building lots and favorable Parties
vh ng to invest WI do well 20 cal ans exsnins ProDs
ties Blackhur MI er. Real Estate Agests No IS Caron
lrlet street. O-esns. 4.rf-f IrfF
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cHas. 7. NisH's SALES.

C0TIOE... .......-..COTrOE.
BY CHAs. y. MASH.
AucuoNKxR-Oeice Assouie 6sn Auction Mart
Corner ST. Charles and Perdido sirscts
CATUR DAY, Red last, "a a o'clock A.
~ the Levee FOOT Of 6Tavier street, Tor sccolnt OF
whom 10 msy concern wild be self- 49,.
Cotton-siightiy cnaged, saved from wreck OF
steamer Hcmeysr, steamer Nic<sburg N.
rE- JnRzs-Cashin u n Treasury hetcst