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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-03-26
the TENURE OF OFFICE ACT, AN
THE NEW PRESIDENT.

Among the various acts @.
Legislative eucroachmcnt upon tn,
Executive Department # the Gov
eminent, by which the late Con
gress sought to limit the power
President johnson, none ""
eehective III accomplishing thei
purposes than the Tenure Of olt;r,
Act. by its terms the Executive
could. not remove any employee,
of The Government, except f.
causes shown which should be sa,
isfactory to the Senate, and sccur,
its approval, It deprived the presi
den, Of The p .wer even of chang II:
G. Cabinet. oliicer WHO might be.
spy upon, his acts, and the chic
obstacle 70 the SUCCESS, .!ofql,is ad
ministrati,in. This:was vel! illus
t:;ited in the case Of Mr.. Stantu.
who :backe d hYa PARTISAN Congress
:!efcd his Chief and retail; ed Ii;
placet7ntilHoreesi by public opino'
to retire. The President was r.
dueedto a cipher IN his own dspar,
mcnt,, and was obstructed in the per
fornnance ofhis official acts, wh:c!
the Constitution imposed and fo
WHICH he alone is responsible, -.
The law being then partisan il
character, and designed to limit tn,
power Of rival, it was to be-. pre-.
sumed that the upon removalof thar
rival, the reason ceasing, Congrer:
would repeal the .law,-1hat upo
the :inaugurationof a President VIII
was supposed to be iii harmon;
with its policy, and the success q.
whose administration was to- b.
the triumph of Ills party, ,Congres
would 5 hasten eagerly to repeal !:
law which had discharged its Office,
and which could l,enceftrth only
obstruct the Chief Executive O:
their own party. r, The House q
Representatives agrees tothe repeal
but the Senate, either 10th to resign
poYer, the! sweets Of which they
have Just tasted, s., or. distrustfnL OF
their.new President: proposes mere
]y to- suspend. the law until the ncx1
meeting in December.H2:. i. '..'e 4
Like most halfway measures, the
suspension of the law, neither sat-
isles a principle, nor subsertes a
policy. If-the Constitutional POW.
er Of the President to remove from,
Office be absolute, the law wbethe,
.e1spended Or otherwise, equally VIC.
lates his Constitutional prerogatives
Whilst on the contpry,,if the, Sen.
ate must concur with the Presilen,
to give effect to removals from office,
the suspension Of the exercise OF
this:right is equally an.infraction OF
the Constitution: Again on the
ground saof' poficy, as it has been
urgea,s there is no reason for Tie
suspensiohe;df the 'faw!t6 the"nn "nneexxI
Session. OF eoHgrsgg which does no,
apply equally TO THE suspehsionrp dn,
ring5 ffIs wholeS eS1o of@ GCIraiftt;ss officiaj
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-03-26
DISPOSITIONS
Taken in the Contested Congressional
Election Case. Between Jacob P.
Reed, and s. L. Hoge, be-
fore William Hill,
Judge of
Probate.

| Dispositions Of DR.. Isaac Branch to
interrogatories propoudcd before
VIM. Hill, Judge Of Probate for Alb,
bovillc County, South Carolina, in the
matter Of the contested election OF
the Hon. J. P. Reed, as q member oi
Congress from the Third Congress,
ional District Of South. Carolina. Pro
pounded at Abbcville C. H., 25th
March, 1869.
First 1ntcrrogatory answered:
! am native citizen Of tho State OF
Vermont, but have resided at Abbc,
vile Court House for nearly fifty
years, and voted Mt Abbevillc Court
House at the election held for Con
gross in November last.
Second Interrogatory answered:
was not Manager at the precinct
of Abbeville.
Third Interrogatory answered:
The Managers at AbbeviIle precinct
were Robert Jones, James a. McCord
and Charles 81. Wilson, who conducted
the election fairly, honorably, impair
TALLY, and in my opinion, according to
law; indeed, I was about the
polls great deal during the day, and
never witnessed a moro impartial
election, from an observation Of more
than fifty years. (, .i..
Fourth Interrogatoly answered:
So far as l know or believe, the
Managers did not "receive tho votes
Of any persons not regularly regis
tered )" indeed, was very much i'm
pressed with the unqualified impair
,iality manifested not only by the
Managers, but by the people sur
rounding the polls. I did not see the
slightest disposition; to exclude any
lawful vote, whether offered by white
or colored, nor to encourage any to
vote who was not legally qualified.
Indeed, repeat, never witnessed a
fairer election in my life. The Mana
gers were very yigilant in examining
the Books of Registration for each
voters name, and mono were allowed
to vote whose names were not regis
tered, while ! was at the polls, and !
was there much more than usual on
fthat day. .,,,;;,<.s : s,-, ,la. Is s...r .
= Fifth ~Iuterrogatory answered: .!'
repeat I spent, a good deal of time
around the polls,op the day efaelec,
ton, and !. know, from positive, obser.
vation. thatethe Managers atAbbeEilIe
|precinctidid net. refuse to !receiyefthe
legal vote of any citizens whltesot
eolored found To- be- regularly y:regis7
tered. On repeated occasions before
the poHs we're closed the isnnoancss
maent was made spublielys atstbe front
porch .ofq the Court. Hapse, atasthe
Iorowd around, for all Yotees 10 come
in and :yote, for the, box weusa sooa DO
siosed. o:..w aaogiag ssiit ha:aoado a7sXai
Sixth Inseeaegsaory sahswsfsd :1atLar
.dsnexenaRitnessed "a more spsacefaI
|hnaf orderly bleetioninuany, y,difels sEks
Eaotaked people wereatlo#sts oa every
qeeasipaS Srassfrseis sneess 'taf Polls
|sashs whites. and asshrfs sasmities
Eaxtsadadssa 4hazrsa anaalk hdoasiohss
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-03-26

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,,a THp'D Des6EsTsD sEhEcTIdN s0asH-a.
FF,WI{,ss FW{,s pablisiy insanot othsrs1coluinn4 the
.dsPosiSioas ios; ;soma diipualaiMHib
hyesssesin replysta Ahe siafdnrpusisiIss d
cations Of solomon.tIas lgAinst
the lcharaeter-ef -.enrl aistriess. hin
.isabatothssArse iestatps8b rofsitsssa,
an9pyeashish hepsas ssasks bf.
alssf sadiaaa clpssze,ss % dsgasI !,
,a,sg gitssssss Whah exanat Jet testified
Will please attend aither to-dsa aarAos
99ss9sSsttow 9sss bsse,lsd assssnebsb as.sa ]
s. .,sss.E. .asses, ,-ss- a-kas .easaa
IL sesr See notiSss 10 rFnsfass and
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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-03-26

Depesitiors Of If'wit1 Hatchison to
Interrogatories propounded before
William Hill, Judge of Probate f6rr
Abbeville County, South Carolina, III
the matter of the contestod election - .
Of the Hon. j.. P. Reed, as 4 member .
Of Congress, from the Third Cong e = =
sional District of South Carokna, pro- % .
pounded at Abbevile Court House, :. !.
25th March, 1869. ;:''s s'E'a5,. %3f :!
I Answer to First Interroga tory ;%5 = -
lama citizen of Che County OF Alb. =. :.
beville; and voted, at the election heIrd =
On Sd OF November last Tor imhsmBsrss = :, :; :;
Of Congress. At the precinct IS Yhe,s, s't' :,
nix. x. - - y. - = : { ;5sss{{ 81 (,
.Anaawer tosseop Iasssr ssssosy: isas .;s'' !
I / was not q nlana9Sr, bas VII: :ISfase. - !
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was not more thar ons.kasR nils iii dis,s - !.
|tant and T was 1T. Tie epolls,s ein 6,
same ROOM q as,i good sporsa6h 81 ahs s., { :
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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-03-26

s@-a Capt. sD.' RI Williams swill
please 1aeceptsour thanka .forsIate files
Of NemiYofk, Baltimore and Rich.
mond dipapers.s He has, recently
visited sthsaN Norshernsmaf fietssfor the
Epurposeof. seplsnisbing- bis. seoeity rand
liz nownreaeivingc fahe1oanest
stocks ever brought toathis gmatketj
In the Variety quality aYdoipriessiaos
his goods: heifSslsa aeonfdeaB ofbhis
ability TO please, sha sehs siss5 . visit
from q 81 alzIs15 ala @ sss tIae i!
with the above -he will Offer afysyS;
|seleet stock Of millinery goods, which
will be 9Repsds ssdss a, the, store rseently,
occupied a abyys isl 81; ;sssshFarfs: aoar
|ffriendsSNaad dosweAa tas give, him q
call, did sAss,hisl dry goddsagpoSefies
md IoifH6atfet "a baal lsI -,egs6S GsS 6ia Z
k9oIt' {sj;tsJfyE ssaR on ss,.s,ss. i,us{, srttc
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-03-26

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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-03-26

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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-30
Homestead and Presumption.

HAVE compiled a full, concise and complete state
ment plsinlr printed, for the information Of per-
sons intending to take up Homestead or pre-emp-
ton in this portion of the West, embracing Iowa,
Dakotah and Nebraska-and other sections. 1t ex-
plains how to proceed to secure 100 of Rich
farmi ng land for nothing, six months before you
leave your home, in this most healthy climate. In
abort il contains Just such instructions is needed
by thuse intending to make home on the Free Lands
Of the West. will send one Of these printed Guides
to any person sending me 25 cents. The information
alone, which ii gives is worth IS to anybody. Men
who came here two and three years ago, and took
farm are to-day independent.
To YOUNG MEN.-This country is being crossed
with railroads, reaching from every direc-
ton to Sioux City, Iowa, Six railroads will he COM
pIeted to this city within year One is ready in
operation, connecting with Chicago and the u. p
Railroad, and two more viii be completed before
spring, connecting with Dubuque and Megregor
direct Three more will be completed within q year,
connecting direct with st. Paul, Mimi, Yankton,
Dakota, and Columbus, Nebraska, on the Z. Z. rail
road. The Missouri River gives us the mountain
trade. Thus II will be seen that section of country
offers sneI unprecedented advantages for business
speculation, and making fortune. For the country
Is being populated and towns and cities are being
built and fortunes made almost beyond belief. Every
man who takes homestead now, will have a railroad
market at his own door. And any enferprsipg young
man, with small capital establish himself in
permanent and paying business il he selects the right
branch OF trade. Eighteen years residence in the
western country, and large portion OF the time
made familiar with all the branches Of business
and the best locations in the country For dollar
RENTED to me- I will give truthful and definite
to all questions this subject desired by such
person. Tell them the best place TO locate and what
business Is oyercowded and what branch is neglected.
Address
DANIEL SCOTT, 6. G. Com. Emigration.
SOL Box lsS. Sioux lifx. Iowa
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-30
Extenuating Circumstances

We are not prepared with an essay
and propose to show few extenuatng
circumstances TO be impartially Judged
upon and, we hope, accepted.
We could not ado" education, for the
lamentable reason that the feet of Gam.
alel or other great savant we never
were. We dare not handle temperance
lest we be Incorporate in the manner
thereof and only hasten the ban of pro-
hibition, and moreover, it being a new
subject some might not understand the
merits of the case. "The beautiful
snow" can claim no attention, there hav-
ing been scarcely enough 10 write about.
The principal sleighing has been that of
the fatted cali, also the turkey aud other
pretty birds. It-is useless, to discourse
upon the lunar or looney theory, "That
the moon is made of green cheese, be-
cause we are quite confident that neither
Josephus, Josh Billings, nor John Stuart
Mill prove, or even hint Mt, the existence
of bovires or goats prior to, or at the
advent Of, this obsequious satellite. 1t
wonld be fruitless for US to excIaimI for
or against Woman's rights" though it
is fruitful hobby with some and has
been faithfully ridden by ADLER minds
than the aforesaid. That the dear crea-
lures have some sacred rights is clearly
proven in case of the youth who, upon
inquiring, shall l have the pleasure,
&C., Tor words 10 that effec0. and being
scorrfully rejected again inquired if be
might sit on the fence and see her 60.
We fear to touch history. or any sub
ject that involves historic details, lest we
betray lack Of familiarity with leading
historians and in reference to, or quot
ing OF, authority. get confused the
works of Mother Goose" Mrs. H. B.
Stowe and other prominent annalists, and
by thus doing, tend to perplex and i'm
properly to mould the facile, adolescent
mind.
Bearing the fact in mind, that some
within the sound of our voice may fill
the presidential chair, or sit in regal
state as right worthy grand chairman of
the Sorosisters, it seems the wisdom of
refraining from this topic ought clearly
TO be seen. Hoping our solicitude for
the best welfare of tho youthful. plastic
mind may be appreciated, we remark
that it would be exceeding difficult to
swectly discourse. upon The vanities or
beauties of literature because of it being
an unbounded sea with such q multitud-
nous tributary system, that, to float over
the ocean and examine each pebbIy rivu-
let pouring in its endless contribution,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-30
Siiai "a BUSINESS.

TO THE PUBLIc Death 81 Co., whole
sale ard retail dealers in spirits and
malt liquors, take this opportunity of in
forming their friends that they continue
the trade of making drUnkards, bank
rupts, 6eggars and maniacs on the most
reasonable terms, at the shortest notice
Tie advertisers return their sincere
thanks to their numerous customers, and
TO all the tipping part of the commnui
ty, for extensive patronage they now re-
ceive, and they hope that the many
proofs that are now to be found of their
success in tie above line of business will
secure them the increased support of all
drunkards and little drop drinkers, as
well as forever silence the advocates OF
total abstinence societies, those bitter en-
emies of their long-established and pop
ular trade.
Death d Co /, beg leave to assure the
public that the article in which they deal
is the best and most pleasant poison in
the world; and they will warrant it GER
tam death in every case where the in
dividual perseveres in the use of it.
Death d Co., brings themselves under
Obligations to send more persons to the
poor house, the prison. the galows and
the graveyard, than any other firm; and
they will also do it with the greatest pos
sible despatch; TO accomplish these des-
irable ends, it is only necessary for the
individual to take glass occasionally,
till he feels that quantity insufficient to
CRAFTY the craving appetite which it will
soon create; and when this whiskey, gin.
brandy, ale, or porter appetite is formed,
the person is then prepared to brave tenn
poral misery for the sake of another
glass. In short, Death & Co., will spare
no pains or expense to bring the wives and
children oftheir customers to misery, tenn.
poraI and eternal, and drive to delerium
and death as many as the public good
require. They are constantly receiving
new supplies of the poisonous liquid,
which they will sell by the glass, the bot
tie, the barrel, or the hogshead.
For the accommodation of their nu
merous customers, and for the despatch
of their increasing business, d. d Co,
have appointed sufficient number of
active agents who are stationed at con
venient distances, in splendid palaces,
beer shops, and public houses. These
palaces, beer shops and public houses
may be known by the squalor, filth OBJ
scenity, or misery of the customers who
congregate around them, as well as by
the odors of the poisons continually pol
luting the air around.
Satisfactory references can be given to
county jails, houses of correction, luna
tic asylums, hospitals, work houses, insol-
vent debtors court, the court of bank
ruptcy, TO the wives and families of those
whom Death & Co.. have had the happi
ness to make drunkards.
N. B.-Death 81 Co., beg leave to
caution all tipplers and dram drinkers
from giving any heel to thoir wives,
children or friends, or to any advocates
of total abstinence societies as these par
ties are enemies to this soul and body
destroyin ing business. Gentlemen, by cal,
ling on our agents, may sec specimens of
drunkards, and subjects for the charnet
house, at all hours of the day and night,
Sundays not excepted, DEATH d Co.
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TO the future policy of the government necessarily
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Mani God: How Lost. How Restored.

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TO CONSUMPTIYES.

FIlHE Advertiser, having been restored to health
Il ia few days. by a very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with severe lung
affection. and that dread disease. Consumption-is
anxious to make known to his fellow sufferers the
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and spread information whieh he conceives TO be
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his remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and may
prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please ad
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON
3s-1y. Williamsburg, Kings County, New York
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-30
PROSPECTUS OF
The Milwaukee Sentinel
OR THE YEAR 1870.

The recent enlargement of the WEEKLY SENTINEL
forty columns, makes it the largest newspaper pub
lishsd west of the Atlantic cities, aud deter
mined e make Il the best newspaper published i'll the
east or west.
With the first of January next the Milwaukee SEN
tnel upon the thirty year of its existence
The publisher takes this occasion to acknowledge his
obligations for the patronage which il has enjoyed and
to promise that he will spare pains expense to
ma Is reDutation as
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-30
Respect for H0man TssTs wan.

81 much a. ore holds woman in esteem,
fnfrfy or basciY es he deals with love,
So much is his regard for honor, or 1!as
So little; snch the honor he receivesl
Who not himself respects, honors not woman;
Who does not honor woman. knows he love:
who knows not love- can he know honor then:
Who knows not honor. what has be beside:
-THE LAYMAS's BREvIARy.