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The Question Before the Country.

The Question Before the Country.
The true question before the coun-
try, when every unimportant matter
has been eliminated, is thus plainly
stated by the New York Herald.
Read, learn and inwardly digest it.
It is the naked truth:
"Only one point in national poll
tics is open for the decision of the
people. They are to determine whe-
ther they will have the Constitution
restored to full power and be ruled
according to its principles and provi-
sions, or whether they will see the
whole fabric of our admirable system
swept away as the rubbish of the
war. and hold their property and
their rights, not under the guarantee
Of q supreme, recognized and known
law, but by the sufferance and at the
will OF knot of oligarchs- -intole-
rant. arrogant, rapacious and insa-
liable. There is no other issue of
principle. All the hourishes of plat
forms and all the noisy activity of
partiznns are in vain to cover up the
fact that this at last is the real dis
pute. Nor can the cautiously written
letter of Grant, with its smooth pala-
yer over the will Of the people, and
its studied reticence rs to the Consti
tuition, divert public attention and
lead the popular mind away from the
thought that it is the Constitution
and the supremacy of the law which
are at stake in the Presidential con-
test. He who ignores the Constitu-
ton in the letter in which he accepts
the nomination of q party for con-
test such as the present, indicates
what lie understands the principles of
his party to be, and declares his
readiness to support them; so that
the party and its leader arc agreed to
have as little said Of the Constitution
MS possible, to get it ont of the way
as quietly rs possible, and to cover
their delinquency with bouquets of
pretty phrases about "tho will of the
people" Az, therefore, acAo rote for
Grant and tie radicals cote fD,. tliSoy
der, REORGANIZATION, ana,chy-r cote fo,'
Tie abolition Of tie Institutions Of Go
rernment By schich Tie Republic G,.e,u to
as great porer-yote for carrying to
ultimate results the revolutionary
propaganda OF Butler, Stevens and
Sumner; and Mev 'cho roie agti,si
ms party ito achM mem omgMto arrest
NE destructive tendency and restore
to full authority he htrs gfMc natiom
"na TO g"nfo'tee the rights Of the peo-
PIE untter those hurs"
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Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs,

Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs,
G'cendrier County, IEesf Virginia.
THE undersigned, Lessces of this
4 old and we'll known WATERING
PLACE, announce that, encouraged
by the liberal patronage received last
season, they have largely added to
their accommodations, in comfort
and in appearance, and nre prepared
to entertain 1900 guests.
The BATHING ACCOMMODA-
TIONS are in fine order. HOT. and
WARM SULPHUR BATHS, so emf
nently elficacious i'll many eases, are
ut the command of visitors at all
hours. IN addition to other amuse-
ments, they have provided Sfw and
elegant BOWLING ALLEY and
BILLIARD ROOM, conveniently
located. Prof. Rosenberger's cele-
brated FULL BRASS BAND has
been engaged for the season. A
good LIVERY STABLE will be kent
on the premises.
The completion Of the Vireinia
Central Railroad, to Coyington.
leaves only twenty miles staging,
through beautiful mountain coun.
try, ovor we'll graded turnpike.
TERMs-S3 per day, md $50 per
month. Children under ten wears of
age, and colorod servants half price.
White servants according to accom-
modations. PEYTON G. co.
May 2 t16
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April %

No other form of Neuralgia or Nervous
Disease has failed to yield to this
WONDERFUL REMEDIAL AGENT.
Even in tho severcst cases Of Chronic
Neuralgia and general nervous dcrange.
ments-of many years standing-affectin
tho entire systom, it's use for q few DAYS,
or a few weeks ut tho utmost, always af-
fords tho most astonishing relief, and very
rarely fails to produce complete and per-
manent cure.
It contains no drugs or other materials
in the slightest degree injurious, even to
the most delicate system, and can always
be used with perfect safety.
1t has long been in constant use by
many of our most eminent Physicians,
who give it their unanimous and unquali-
fed approval.
Sent by mail on receipt of price, and
postage.
One package, sl.oo; Postage cents.
Six packages, 500; &C" 27
Twelve packages, 500; i" AZ
1t is cold by all Wholesale and retail deal
ers in drugs and medicines throughout the
United States, and by
TURNER & CO., Sole proprietors,
120 fremont street, Boston, Mass.
Jan z mthGmo
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STITCHING

nONE on tho Sowing Machine, tWheeler
-, ~ Wilson's,) at the Ladies' Indus
trial Association" LESSONS will also DO
gwen, on the same machine, to such ladies'
AZ desire it, between the hours of o a. m.
to 10 a. m. For terms, apply at the
May ID ASSOCIATION"
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The A1ubnmu Democratic Stntc Com
vention.

fna AIubnmu Democratic Stntc Con-
The Alabama Democratic State
Convention adjourned Thursday.
june 4. The Convention adopted a
resolution in favor of sending dele
gates to the National Democratic
Convention OIL the Fourth of July.
under the following restriction:
Rcsoioed, That not representing
nnv recognized vote in the Electoral
College. it is the deliberate sense of
this Convention, with the present
lights before it, that our delegates to
that Convention should not vote in
the choice of candidates; but having
full confidence in their prudence.
patriotism and Judgment, this Con-
vention leave them untramclled by
instructions.
Hons. Fl. T. Clnnton, Lewis Z.
Parsons, Reuben Chapman and John
a. Winston, wcro selected as dele.
gates for the State at large, and
twelve delegates wcro selected for the
Districts. The nomination of an
electoral ticket is left in the hands of
the State Executive Committee.
which WAS elected to-day, with Gen.
j. IL. Clanton us Chairman. The
following resolutions were adopted:
Resotre'i, That having entire con
fidencn i'll the principles and the
patriotism Of the Democratic party,
wo hereby pledge ourselves to the
support of the candidates of that
party for President and Vicc-Presi-
dent Of the United States, to be
nominated ut the coming Convention,
in the city of New York, on the 4tll
OF July next.
Resolre'l, That slavery having been
prohibited in the State of Alabama,
by n Convention of the people there
OF, held in September, 1865, we
hereby again proclaim our faithful
adherence to that ordinance, and we
assure the people of the United
States that there are no laws in
force i'll this State enacted by our
authority which mako any distinct
ion in the protection which they
give to the person and property Of
both races, and we hereby declare
our solemn purpose that these laws
Shall he faithfully and impartially
administered rs soon as the military
are withdrawn, and we arc permitted
To manage ollr own affairs.
Resoir@i. That the thanks OF the
Southern people, rs well ns all
friends OF free government, are cmi-
ncntly due to Andrew johnson for
the unflinching courage and unsur-
passed ability with which lie has ac-
Quilted himself Of his official onth to
preserve, protect and defend tho
Constitution of the United States;
that this Convention pays to him it's
respect and admiration, both us !,
patriot and q man. being incorrupti
bic III both capacities, us proven by
the ordeal through which lie has lust
trinmphantly passed.
The resolutions were adopted with
one or two dissenting voices.
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EVERYBODY SHOULD KNOW THEM.
Those OF our colored friends, who, in
the late election, voted the Democra-
tic ticket. please report their names
to this office. All others who arc
disposed hereafter to join their white
friends, will also report their names.
The white men of Clarendon will
encourage, protect and divide with,
their colored friends, their last
morsel. We, therefore, wish to know
them. Clarendon Press.
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Democratic clubs have boon formed
ut Rock Spring Church and Mount
Zion, in Pickens District; at Colum-
bia Church in Greenville District;
and at Donaldsville, Union Academy
and Lowndesvillc, in Abbeville Dis
trict.
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A RARE CHANCE.

A YOUNG LAWYER will find
"A RICE'S and CONNER'S LAW
DIGESTS, and the STATUTES AT
LARGE; also, RICE on BANK
RUPTCY, JAMES on BANKRUPT
CY, at
DUFFIE & CHAPMAN'S
Bookstore, Davis Building.
April %
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BILLIARDS.

n compliance with the request of
many lovers of the game, my
SALOON has been RE. OPENED.
A BAR is connected with the
Saloon, ut which Seeger' UNADUL.
TERATED LAGER BEER can
always he obtained; also, WINES,
BRANDIES. etc. G. ERCKS.
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ExCELSToR

]: .::..:4zs. IS.
THE COLUMBIA PHENIX
Book, Job and Newspaper
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT,
Main Street, above Taylor.
HAVE your PRINTING done at this
Onice, for tho following GOOD REASONS
The proprietor is Practical Printer.
And attends closely to Ills Ensint ~.
The Office is supplied with Everything
Necessary to turn out Goo;! Work.
Prices Lower than any other establishment
III this State, or even New York.
Pamphlets, Circulars, Bill Heads,
Letter Heads, Posters, IIand-biis,
Dray Tickets, Checks, Briefs.
Programmes, Drafts, Blanks,
Wedding, Visiting and business Cards, &c.
OF all styles and sizes; in fact,
Every Description of Printing!
In ono, two and three colors and in bronze,
promptly attended to.
JULIAN A. sELBY, Proprietor.
Bacon Sides.
~ HHDS. prime Clear Ribbed SIDES.
~. for sale by E. & G. u. HOPE.
April 10
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
COLUMBIA, S. C.

0VN41E 4VIdL IEEId.
M- DRS. REYNOLDS G.
GS7S REYNOLDS are pre-
1D pared to furnish ARTI-
FICIAL TEETH on O larger scale
than heretofore, and ut rates much
below the usual charges.
Their recent Improvement, lately
patented, constitutes the highest
order of art in this speciality, and is
fully warranted. Dentures con-
structed by this process possess many
advantages over gold plate work, and
can be supplied at about half the cost
of the latter.
An examination of specimens,
especially by those having experience
in such matters, is respectfully invit-
ed. Ordinary VULCANITE RUB
BER SETS $25. The same, strength
ened by gold bands, 1856. Terms
cash. April 80 t
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Smoking Tobacco.
700 LBS. Pure Spanish SMOKING
lOO TOBACCO,
100 lbs. Lone Jack Smoking Tobacco.
For sale low by +. & G. D. HOPE.
March 10
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FURNITURE.

- HAVING just received, "a
rzE,a an addition to my former Y,
z stock of the above, I71
offer, at low prices. q variety of
BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS, SIDE
BOARDS, CHAIRS, TABLES, PA
TENT IRON BEDSTEADS, PA
TENT COTS. PATENT SPRING
BEDS, SAFES, and other articles
too numerous to mention. FURNI-
TUR11 and MATTRESSES MADE
TO ORDER. Particular attention
given to REPAIRING, PACKING
and JOBBING.
JEROME FAGAN,
Washington stree t,
April % Opposite Masonic Hall.
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N5S g9 H4@ ~ %!f-$
9as neutrality-suspicious. int Stast:
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burn sab porseiternf Meno i'm New gpr<
fer Star!tbeater rem pnsiliiteu Mife
'McGrpl Elm grnefs. Die 8eicen nerz
Zen int ndditen Mpc,at tim ZEN preis
iep1, $4,000 unb INT ben 9iubu1, ols
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rifaniiden @rutalitdt gu selten, ei1el,
bluti9en Te,,ffen1pf fibren, nls psHe1
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@taottDeater ;u bstradtsn ,par. Da
fem anoere6 cine gr1o6e 3ulgauermenae
fa0enpe6 2pfal ju babtn mar, u1p fsin
aneerer DieIser Gbeaterinbaber fem 6aue
fit iplden :3pef bvrgeben polite, 70
manrte it@ bic pu9iliitensS ippibaft an
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GefiteQun9 unpS ideruns besM ietbselreS
peiter feline 8eeenfen eeasn rts Gntweiz
bune be5 peutf9en &unlttempels batten.
llnp 10 erlebten renn bic bieiieenD eutz
1bel beren Gaae5Eldtter @odenibriften
unp Mpnatabefts einisiynn,fg sesen ras
pueiGfentbum eifsrtsn at1p bier Die erlten
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EDmarb 0reblow,

Jabrifant ron unb SAMPLER In
mDbe1u II. Experimentation,
5auf Centre Minn.
Nue 6p,ten Wpbeln unb Sdretner= Irteiten, 69au- 81 fen.
0epebrfhaie, &tnberraeen &c. ~betdnbis an 5anb unb auf
BeReauna 9emadt.
m Gdrae trerssn auf ii. farlsfe yRrtj sen,adt.
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Vprrefppnoen, Ter Minneiom 9taats3eitur9.)
@enDerpn< 20. Mprl 1868.

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Sn besus ouf einen Nrtifel in Sbrem
mcrtben 8latte ncm 18tsn B. 81. bette
telt: n3um 8ertdnrnib tes neuen
Steucr9eieBes" erloube ih mir su hemerz
fen> raB mic i6 CLAUDE ro6@eieb mel9e6
am 31ten Marj in &roft 9etreten 1T, por,
Yiden fall9 %Yerftanoen wirp, IS beltimmt
ndmli6 raj pora9ropb "a uno IS in
in rem SteueraeieB Sou 1864 NIT ben
perfdicbenen 8trbe7erun9en (Amendz
ments) felt rer 3eit> NIT eini9en MuSz
nabme1> pieoerrufen finc, bieie Yoraaraz
pben be;ieben fid ober leri9lt@ auf Gaz
brifattrnteuer, unb curdau6 niht auf
@ewerbei teuer I'm riele6 neritdnrli@ su
MAIDEN nebme i@ an cine perlon pper
Company perfertiat jabrli@ Nrtifel i'm
>pertbe non iber $1,000 70 1T riele perz
fon poer@ompany naG Dem ,pirfli9rn &C.
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terpprfen, nun fommt ober bic Tobrifaz
tipn61euer uno omar roB jeper Totrifnnt
wel6er jabrli1 uber $4,000 Waare rerz
fault So pon jebem $1,000 ,pelde BE
$4,000 ibertci9t neblt ZEN $40 @ewer@
beteuer jabrlid gu be3ablen bot> ou69e<
nomlnen liao, 8roptoffe, unbearteitetes
5ols unn Bretter. SIC @teuer miro
ofeHer AUDI cpueetirt ebenlo ME bieber
bic Observation-Disclosures Da6 1T
meine Nnfi9t ron Dem 11eucn Oe(es.>
At* Sn Gle SIR
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tparet, es als bic pRamldule' Der Brutaz
litdt gu te;ei6nen>-1p erlebten fe RE
.Sdmad, ibre eiaene Sibne aus elmer
Slitflttc Ger Rpbbsit berabsewdrcist au.
leben.
Edn;er in 6ols{Hubm untpr1enreiber
init bl6teneem gefanspprtraae,s leiteten.
nit ibren 0eiitungm ben pidtioiten She'll
oes programmes, rie6auerei, ein> bel Der
bic @epalt Der Taunidlaae allerpinss
ourG bic pifau69efltterte 8efleipur9
Der &dmpferfdufte 9ebrpden mar, tet her
aber infpl9e Der CUR &fputb madlenz
ben 5efti9feit rer Duelonten rie Mu6;
lbrer Gauitbiebe ben &otbmein so9", mie
e6 in BEN &aurermeli9 bel. pueiliieu
bel6t. So> es Fpb 8lut unb e5 lenette
bic oer teutiden Gbaupielfunit 9ewsibz
ten Bretter.
Mdbreno RS &onYfea> in meIdcm Der
zine &dn1pfer ssitneils psn anSern MT
BEN elnen Tauittloben omgafcn fcitbieIt,
wdbreno rer oneere Gautflobcn -mir ae@
brau&en rieleS @prt> Inn Die NIT Dem
mulhi9en 6anp!Gub umsebene Tauf be-
3eidnen-tn ras @eit9t init rer @1nelz
ligfeit zines Dampfbammers @6loe ouf
S6la9 fallen lief, 9r6blten Die 3ul9auer,
spn peldet ros 6au6 Spnt Yorterre BIS
an ras Dad iberflut mar, ibr come to
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chuck him off: :&ein weitli6e5 @elen
mar in her &cpf AT &cpf 9crran9ten
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aemalten Mulen am Dome Lief mar
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fpicle Ibetl nebmen, ftatt fie 1pmpbL pie
AUDI bic DETERMINATIONS omprricenium
in uncurdrrin9lide @dleier su biiuen.
Gelebritaten eeS uNinoe5"" u. 81. te&
SenieierSobn 6. 5eenan mpbnten III ben
Yrc(cenium5lp0en rem Tauffampfe ti.
Die Gintrittseinnabme fir ne Sort tel
lung tetrll9 iiter rreitoulerc Dollars.
Die Gbeaterinbaber bahen tbrioens
III 8prau8lidt. hes l1nmtQcns> tcn oiele
8enubun9 res Gbcaters ibnen bet rem
otltl9m Yublitum 'SrStebm trlirre,
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ro9eSen gu fbuben. sic baben es
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f;porlteuun9 init inbc0rifen &par, unc
penn ras putlifum ni6t 70 naip 1T, an
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lifum 9e9eniter III oie@sm Sale obbalten
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7 - Sr Nms1Ifa }clsn jit1lth 100000
&5yFsGbaupaaau f1b:i5iEt sp;r2sr, +. b..
resr a!a bic aanis @hanpoRrc tisff'n
fann. AUD cis Jatlte:t|on uon Mabd:
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or 6attn< Fansee1s fs2|lib D:n tle'nsn
G:b!rs tassa, 8i<ita III fir. .
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Utrtiebuns fclet.)

5hweye BeArafuag 800
euerbefraupanten n. yon
Ct. 2puis miro unter Dem 81. neaeslbet,
caB Dm, 8. Wann, Gin aroBar 3ataGS
fabsifant pom Dannibal, Wp., nslsn Re.
truDsriEd'sn Gismp:ln5 Den fabTtal,ttn'
5abad ,u e!ner Slrafs psrurlbstlt norosn
III welde cite 9 Ihlaanobne {s|rtr $685.
600 wsrtbsu iFabrit babsn pite. Mud
aseen lr. q. Il. Gouenann nno Str.
y. @altrauet Eine tpsam dtplidssr 8srz
9eben l9nsre StraffenulnIde srfplst.
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ma1Dtmgtom &am8.
WinnsappliS. ninn.

9etfa iu4beiI 5etfa iuhhsiL
SD bin immsr ~rersnh9t unb lu1te tat:t.
Dtuf aud reat ~treuSFbs1 NAL fetnS
81 .etrs I'm @afbtn etrn 5aufe NAL eta;
trasR su, per's senn sibts
gretlta Der petsr per abe.au beHebt,
etets bat Der an 5anb, mas III phni&en To.
Ct stbt etnen auSee3ei&neten 9tf&:
Beefaeat, Yaneten, Rraut unb Satet,
uns @ptt weib. mas e. fpnR Mot nod tat-
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Rsnn's ta1t. etntn gunfd RON Wetsle7. Rafee pses xae'
Spwte TN Spmrer ~etsfaltes Bier,
Die fetnRen unb belen atau5re FHs t man BIER.
unb betm Btsaslen IA Der peter etu ltberaler Meaz
Ct faretbt ME au pte1. nod ~ peuts an.
Denn's alte Sunbea. stbt Ct germ CREDIT
uno reanet nur BEN gang sepsbali&en prsfk
nnb ertra fe's BEN 8ermer nod ssfast:
Gin gutter etau anh frtide Sueue
gtnee. man beim Peter auf Der esene.
Bu fatt.rn bic Rhbe, Odfea unb Wf.rbe
So I'm Staff plat fir Elm. sanse seerte.
Wux SHUTTER, Zudttr. Batter uns 6otu,
COMMIT bin ~ benz 5utel bes Dafbinstsa.
Ser Yettr label e~reebent elm,
Ir se-fprLat tets luftp uaS fbe1 ~ f.tn.
ANE Dete- Burfentr1.
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Farmers GOfutaa1 Gniuranc'

Farmers mutaa1 Gniurance
N%f1octation 0 Mirneapolt8.
Mbam Bud,
su.,n'se Nsent fir bic Counties: Sib1en Wteo!'
let, BrpDn, 8cnstIle unb R~ebwop0 TT bsre't
DerRderups gen IT, bic Dbtee @sfeQftaft anjunebnsr
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sber an bic Serren
benry prbler unb g., 6eneer1on,
@m. @1immsl unb &c., ct. Yeter
Abplpb @eitsr, Neu llm,
6. grie9niB, Bsaper Sails,
IN wenben.
506 Mbam Bud.
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Neuer @tpre

mtnncapplis, MFtuueipta.
Matbtas Secs,
Oruber bel g.. 9. @uen)
radt isnea Greunben unb benz eesbrten gublifan, bic eras.
bene InSeiss, ras er in isinsm neusn Stp1e, tie sr6be!s Ius.
nab! pom
guenmaaren fir Jarrer, rs.
WrpcerieS s.sm
GrpderY &c. &c,
an 1anb bat. sene prei!e fint bilta. Gpredt epr In leinrrr
Store Us btnston MDeuue benz Yaetie 3au@e BeseH.
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lit, whnf&t. aus Wsitleteen fur bic ~eulsenee Meni&bet
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Gin Smbtb ppn Der a1erbefen Sprt',
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