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had of effective mon, besides the rescrve,
when he crossed tho Rapidan, 125,0O0.
Ice, at samc date, had $4,000.
Grants rcinforcomonts to Juno 8 were 07, !:
900.
Lees rcinforccmonts to Juno wero 49,
600
Grants total forco was 222 900.
Lees total forco was 10000.
Returns to their respective govcrninonts
showed that when both armies had reached
the James, Ouno 10) after series Of engage
mcnts, the number Of Grants army that had
bccn killed or disabled was 1l7,000.
Up to same date tho number of Lees mon
killed or disabled was 10000.
The truth is coming out at las. ! a
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Desperation.

Tho Radicals arc playing desperate game
They will "movc Heaven and Earth" to So
cure the success of Grant, the Butcher, and
Colfax, the Slippery, in November next. If
the people are allowed free and unrcstrained
expression of their views at tho polls VIC be-
liovc these unscrupulous men and the vile SON
timcnts they represent, will receive Water.
loo defeat but with Grant at the head Of an
immense army, the officers Of which arc de-
voted to his person, we anticipate wholesale
system Of intimidation and corruption. One
thing VIC are glad of: Grants claims to sci
cntifc gcncralship will be pretty thoroughly
ventilated by the Northern Democratic press,
and tho duluded masses who have been sing
ing ppans to tho " Golden Calf" will have
their eyes somewhat opened to the truth
That military image, seemingly of symmctri-
col and beautcous proportions, where seen
through the soft haze of culogy and success,
will be found to be charred idol of wood,
ugly enough to be tho household god of an
Otaheite Islander Time is great iconoclast
or image breaker. Wc may deceive our con-
temporarics for atimc, but in this day of in.
ycstigation and free discussion, no brutal.
common place individual, of feeble mental and
moral organism, may expect to palm himself
off as % genuinely great man. Some eye will
pierce the thin disguise, some fearless hand
will tear off the mask, and some pen dipped
in caustic bitterness will gibbet tho aspiring
fool to an Immortality of idiocy Tho "New
York World" condenses tho result of ono of
Grants Campaigns into tho following:
Grant, on assuming command May 4, 1861
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REPORT.

5 The ladies' in charge of tho g HOME" be-
loving tho public to bo interested in their
mission Of love and mercy, would lay before
those who havc so kindly aided ip this char.
ity bricf statement Of what has been accom-
complished for tho wclfaro Of its inmates.
81, Tho "HoME" has been in operation for
six months, and numbers over 80 occupants.
Horc these destitute ladies and children,
somc Of whom haye boon reduced from atflu-
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FOR TIE KEowEE COURIER.
OAKWAY. S. c.. Nav

OAKwAY, S. G., May 80, 1868.
Tho Center Union Democratic Club met
this day, and was called to order by the Pres.
dcut. The Executive Committee presented
the following resolution, which was adopted :
iesolUed, That VIC, the members of this
Society will countenancc all truo Democrats,
whether they belong to Democratic Club or
not.
On motion of j. 3. Sanders, the following
was adopted:
Rcsolvcd, That we invite all colored per.
sons to join in with us by giving their names
and offending our meetings as spectators, and
will give them instruction and encouragement
to get them to act for the good of themselves
and their country.
Tho following gentlemen were elected del
cgatcs to tho Central Association to be held
at Walhalla tho 9th of juno next r. n.
Simmons, L. G. Brown L. g. Brown, w, Y.
Simmons and j. A, Simmons,
Adjourned to meet on Saturday before the
Bird Sabbath in June, at o'clock, P. NJ.
G. MARET, President.
u b' OANDEhS, secretary.
officers and Members Of Center Democratic
C2nb:
Prcsidcnt-C. Marct Vice. Presidents
Is. L. Recdcr, Thos. II. Simmons, William
Bcarden. Sccrctary-J. B. Sanders. Ex.
ecutive Committee-Wm Bcardcn, J. 3
Sanders, Z. G. Brown.
Members-S p Harris, w NJ Brown, W
7 Simmons, Horny Myers, Handy Harris, w
5 Woolbright, ELIAS Mason, Jacob j McDon-
aid, Il NJ Beatty, Wilson Moss, John NIyors,
Sr, Is Maret, James Harris, j G Hunni.
QUIT, VIM. Grant, Charles Simmons, Is b
Harris, Joseph Bcardcn, p Nj Ablcs, J II
Sanders, A Elrod, ID p Simmons, Jacob
Carroll, John w Holbrook, Il G Brown, Il r
Maret, B W Harris. Full number, SO.
MONTGOMERY, Juno 90 Fine and sea.
sonablc rains haye fallcn in, different parts OF
Alabama, in tho last few days, coming lust
in tin'o to save the corn crop, whioh was near.
" burned up. j3.,eu s. !, aq.a
Mombcrs Of the Legislature; elected under
tho reconstruction law, arc arriving, in anticis
patton Of tho omnibus bill. None but radi.
Gals were elected, as the ant.radicals acted on
tho suggestion of tho reconstruction law. and
defeated the Constitution and Legislature by
non'yoting,
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.Ths Iafamy Of Radicalism.

l3IE7Ssvy "a
'o inIauities was full to ovefaowing, that
\ iI f9rther yelopmsnt Of viiencas and rank
Z xsaeelity could bssmadc, but We must own
d S|gasaelyes diappointea 4Itiseiu the opinions
{ s|ol those who aro qualified to judge, palpably
5 Issyidsnt, that the Radioal politicians Of the
4 SsSSfftI aTe lsnding warm encouragement to
SthS IyisiI masscs in their Eonian projects, -
Z Z I ss Sli known that the President Of che
afthitea sJHtes ii bound to execute the neu-
trality lag and that Il would become his sworn
ppross my invasion movement or
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Friday Morning, June 20, 1868.

51s 16S- In New York, on tho goth inst, cot
ton was quoted at 81 ocnts. Gold, 40a to
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expedition undertaken by citizens Of the Uni
ted States against countries with which wo
are at peace, An aggressive movement upon
Canada isprobably favored by a largo major
ity Of tho Irish citizens of tho United States.
Tho Fouiau organization, pledged to the work
Of delivcryof ireland from English rule, has
grown to be formidable, and in fact it's pro-
portions are becoming SO colossal that, crc
many months have flown, the attention of our
Government will have to be seriously called
to it, This Impcrium in impcrio" may
not, just now, be cause Of apprehension, but
it is certainly question fraught with inter
est how far it is compatible with tho genius Of
our free institutions and government based
upon popular consent, to allow huge military
organizations to be formed within its jurisdic-
tion-thc open and avowcd purpose of which
our highest and best interest, commercial and
otherwise, would urge US to cultivate tho most
cordial relations. If such a movement can
be stimulated by the Radicals, Mr. johnson,
US Chief Executive, charged by tho Consti-
tuition with the enforcement of the laws, will
have to take strong ground and use vigorous
countcractivo aud supprcssivc measures
Such course would render him very unpop-
ular with tho Irish who hold tho balance 81
powor in many sections of tho North. This
impopularity, because of his recent idcntif-
cation with the Democratic Party, could be,
it is fondly hoped by tho Radicals, transferred
to our Nominees, and this portion of the
foreign vote, be in this way, made instrumcn.
tai in aiding to defeat democratic men and
measures.
Yet Another.
From an official order from Gen. CANDY,
published in another column, it will be seen
that tho Mayor and several Aldermen Of the
City of Columbia, have been removed and
others appointed in their stead, Of whom sew
eral arc colorcd. Like her sister city, Char
lesion, she too is called upon to feel deeply
and kccnly the iron hand of the dcspot, aud
made the unwilling recipient Of colorcd mu-
| nicipal officers. Could thcrc not be found
three righteous (wc mean whitc) in all the
city to fill these places. We prefer eclsitc rs
to color, for appearance sake at least. These
arbitrary military proceedings, following each
other in such rapid succession, fully and for
cibly display the principle and spirit which
actuatcs tho commander of this Military Dis
trict In the face Of all these, wo will not re-
pine nor complain. The mighty Sampson
shorn Of his strength, and bound by his cow
ardy enemies, never forgot the treatment re-
ccvcd at their hands when in that condition.
Had milder or manicr means been used to
humble him, thcn perhaps that desperate feel
ing of revenge had not possessed him. We
uud viii uxeroisr that manly fvrboerunoo
and heroic fortitude which brings consolation
to tho brave man when forced to yield, lie
feels that all is bcing done, and has been done
that could be.
"Who does the best his circumstance affords,
Does well, acts nobly, angels could do no move"
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r. +" No, Catharine," said Patrick to his yife.
'"you mover catch a1ic coming out Of nv
mouth'r"" You mRy we'll say that" rop)iod
kato; "thcy fly out SO fast that nobody oap
catch ON.
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