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THE CouRIER,s ..spEoIAL..


The writer who furnishes the "spe-
oial correspondence of the Courier" fol-
Columbia, disolaims any connection with
the "corrupt Ring" to which certain
persons belong who were recently no.
ticed by our Columbia correspondent as
being "puffed," 10.
The latter, no doubt, founded his al.
lusion on what he had read in tho Cou-
rier. But We take pleasure in saying
that from our personal knowledge Of the
very active part taken by tho Courier's
"specia" in the Reform campaign, he
cannot be otherwise than recsus Il, curia
politically, and there is certainly no
desire to do him any wrong in these
columns. And we feel safe in saying
the same for our Columbia Corresnon
dent.
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Notice..

A MEETING OF THE "LADIEs MONU-
MENTAL ASSOCIATION, Of Sumter Distriot," /"
is hereby called for Friday, 23rd inst, at II
O'Clock, NJ, on tho second aoor Of tho Sumter
Hotel.
The attendance Of each member is most earn
estly desired, matters of final importance tend-
ing towards the early erection of the Monu-
ment to our gallant Confederate dead will be
brought before the meeting.
BY order Of
Mrs. o. II. MOSES.
President, L. NJ. A.
RICHARD d. LEE, Secretary.
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ANOTHER LETTER FROM ADMl
RAL PORTER.

ANUTEXER LETTER FROM ADME
RAJ PORTER.
The New York papers publish let
ter written BY Admiral Porter to the
President, in which he endeavors, in
the most unmanly way, to evade the
responsibility Of his letter to ex>Secre.
tary Wells. The following is tho let
ter referred to-:
WARRINGTON, December 3, 1870.
Mr. President My first impulse on
reading the letter published in the New
York World, was to so to you at onoe
and pronounce it fabrication, for as
such I considered it; but, as it purport-
ed to have boen written six years ago
and pu blished by person who once
held a prominent position under the
govern ment, I determined to ascertain
fully if I had ever indited such letter
before ad dressing you on the subject.
Neither myself nor my Secretary, who
has served with me eight years, could
call to our recollection any circum-
stances Of tho kind. + coul2 not con-
ceive that I bad uttered sentiments
knew never felt, and which are so at
variance with those that I have uni.
formly expressed toward you. The let.
ter, it appears, was private one, and
vindiotive must have been the heart of
the man that could be guilty Of so
grave breach Of confidence, and de-
PRAYED, indeed, ne..st be the eharacter,
who, to crafty bis nsischie vous instinct,
could make public confidential letter
written perhaps, under great excite
ment, and ut this distant day not even
remembered. 1t seems like poor re-
turn for your uniform confidence and
kindness to me, and nun too glad that
! remember nothing connected with the
letter: At about the date of the letter
l had passed through long and fati
guiDg contest with Fort Fisher, and my
numerous foot was almost overpowered
by ths elenspts. / saw tho coveted
prize within my grasp aud then slip
from me. For another month l had to
battle with the storms Of winter, an
obored on an open coast, with tho re-.
spoDsibility of that largo feet on my
hands, my mind and boay harrasscd by
extraordinary fatiguos. The whole VA
tion was looking on excited, dreading o
defeat that might prolong q contest that
was already sapping its vitals. You and
others know what / had to undergo
bodily and mentally. l presumoit was
while under this excitement that 1
wrose the IsttoY which you say has made
You lose your faith in human nature.
| ,bave DO reoolleotio,y Of it any moro
than l could have Of other passing cir.
oumstanocs Of six years ago Whom
several persons hayo at- differout times
Informed me that q lctter~ would be
published 10 which I had abused Gone
fal Grapt, I treated the mattor with In.
difference, thinkingit 'impossiblo that
suoh q letter GOULD exist. :;
= ] do not write for the purpose Of OK
osoiatilig myself, for / would rather bo
tho writcu of tie letter than it's
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GREAT EYENra.

Grant has sent in his annual message
Which tho. o.noFtI,otn' Press proa.uunnes y
jumbo G twaddlo, aud Holden is about
to be impea0he4 by tho Narth Carolina
Legislature for thigh crimes and misde.
IN eanors. 'Grea, eodntry-- great eyonts
aud great mcn, savc AZ you're born. 2
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THE.sls(TKR NEEe1

a. ETHH1yllTHR NEt1Hs:.I (.
AdsSsf 1 tkii is5ths best ;,yard " 81
say to oas yssisbIsi sspls snpe, srn l:f
dsSotssz dong sartisls' q us ID .its,. Isl
issue, 'ssdswith sosr best sbews wesfs ssy, u
adsos Having asmoii,hsd tke N i;
York Ro,1a.; Charlsa,on 0o,irisr, saas--
ter WateAman, and .svssy oths,S rsipsSS.
table, aud influential journal 10 single
il nightpow rest from $its
labors aud 1.-Two on lis, laurels.. II coa,
tinues TO toreiterate that the Union. Re.
form party is .dead-defoact--blovn 10
smitbersens, by the Radicals and ,the
Sumter News. Well, If dead, let the
ashes rest in pesee, and don't dig up
the corpse every week to indulge in the
playful exercise ofcraokiog the bones
Say something 70 the> country in thu
way Of congratulation on the happy
government which the defeat of the Re.
formers has Insured us for two years
more, and call on the people to rejoice
evermore, and to give thanks for all the
mighty benefits which the News hes
conferred. The News is welcome to all
the glory of such achievements, and We
would not pluck one feather from ita
cap. It may tell its readers one time
more that the Union Reform party is
"dead." So is "oid mother Wiggins,"
and so perhaps is the country. Adios.
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THE RUSSIAN NAVY.

English journals ure exhibiting great
alarm in consequence ofa report that
the Russians hayo fifty irop. clad moni.
tors, drawing under eighteen feet water,
At Nikolaieff. This town is situated on
the River Dnicper, Which rows into the
Black Sea through busip called DSioper
Liman. II is stated;thut for some years
back every difficulty hns been thrown in
tho way Of foreisuers desiring to visit
Nikolaiefl, aud Russia as refused per.
mission to have English naval officers
attached to the British Embassy at St.
Petersburg. lis reported that tho
forts at tho entrapoe Of the Sea Of Asof
hayo been mode impreguable. ~
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OF POLITICAL DIsABIL.
ITIES~

The Columbia Phonin says: The
Northern press, of both political parties
come out decidedly in favor of universal
amnesty, anNdsclars that such is the
sentiment Of the Northern people. If it is
Why have they not taken steps to give a
practical effect to these wishes2 Why
are not meetings held and the Repre-
scntatives and Senators Of the North
called on to make this tribute to poaoe /?
Thousands upon thousands of their fel.
low sitizens in the South, and the best
men wo have, are to day disfran-
ohised under Government that claims
to be Republican nDd free .tor all, and
is there nothing in this bumiliating
spectacle 10 call forth on emphatic cx
preston Of public opinion ut the North?
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MASON JC.

EFNHE REGULAR MONTHLY cOMMUNICA.
TION OF CLAREM ONT LODGE, NO 81,
A.. r.. M. will be heldon Thursday evening,
Jan. Q, 1870, att O'Clock. =
By order Of
:, e. @. GREEN, W.. M.'.,
T.Y. WGLsH, Secretary.
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TNHE Undersigned beg to announce that We can
i now be found at "The Planters Warehouse -
where our Town and country friends will have
Inducements offered, in prices and quality which
J. NJ. NETTLES.
GEO. W. LEE.
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Sumter, S. c., December IA, 1870.
Administrators Sale.
Estate Sale.

Estate Sale.
TNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT
l. the late residence of Mr.. N. 8. PUNCH,
deceased, by authority of his will, on Thursday.
22d of December inst, one mule and ono half
of the stock Of cattle loft by tho deceased Terms
cash.
l.. W.. DICK
w. 2. B. HAYNSwORTH,
Executors.
Dec 14-lt
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Masonic Celebration.

The following Lodges:
cLAREMoNT LODGE, NO. "a, a.. r.. M.
SUMTER Z" 120, 4"
BISHOPVILLE 104,
SALEM 14l. 4"
Will Celebrate st. JOHNS DAY next, the 9th
Sumter, at IL o'clock, ~, whom an oration will
be delivered, and their officers for the next Ma
comic year be installed by Bro. p. g.. M.
HRNRY BuIsv, Of Charleston, S. @.
st. Peters Lodge, No. 81, Summerton Lodge,
No. los and all Bro. Master Masons are invited
to unite with US in the Celebration.
The public generally and the ladies particular
ly are invited TO be present.
Brothers will please bring their Regalia, and
assemble at tho Lodge Room, at 10 o'clock, A.
H., when the procession will be formed.
PROGRAMME:
PRAYER,
MUSIC,
GRAFTON,
MUSIC,
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS,
MUSIC.
Committee OF ArranR ments.
E. G. GREEN. w. NJ, A. MOSES, s. W.,
j. D. CRAIG. J. W., X. w. DURANT, Treas.
T.. v. WALSH, p. NJ. Sec'ty,-on the part Of
Claremont Lodge.
j. B. ROACH, W. NJ, j. T. BRUNsoN. P.
NJ, s. W., j. W. DARGAN, j. W.. T.. A. PACK,
Trcas., w, II. CUTTING, P. NJ, Sec'ty.-on the
part of Sumter Lodge.
II. G. MOSES, P. M,
Marshal.
Sumter, S. c., December IA, 1870.
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RICHARD d. LEE, Secretary.
Dec 14-2t.
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occurred in Laurcns County.
These unlawful acts are much to be
regretted, aud all good citizens should
discountenance such disordorly conduct.
The cheif causes Of these disturbances
seem to be traced to the political excite
mcnt attendant upon the lato general
election, especially aggravated by the
violent conduct and the malicious and
threatening haraneues ofa few evil.dis.
posed persons Of that County. Such un
wise, intcnpcrate and criminal speeches
to the moro ignorant GLASS Of the COM
muuity merit not ouly disnpprobation,
but deserve to BIO punished, II the arm of
The law. can reach the guilty parties.
Some have been heard TO tell eolored
people in public spccches that they must
use their fro arms, aud il these failed,
then that box Of patches cost only five
cents. aud that these could be used to
burn and destroy. Yhus 10 open day
encouraging inoendarism. Tho uplaw.
ful am,l mischicv0us aots and language
of aucl, wicked mon arc presonted fop
tho consideration Of those whose duty it
II 10 to enforce tho law. Tho violent
conduct Of few such men may lead to
arts of viassnco ly many, and thus in
lure not only tho good namc, but tho
pasoe and prosperity Of the State.
:. We havf visited Ihs County Jail and
ttho State Ppn,,o"tinry. according to tho
ins,ruotiuus OF tho Court. We found
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Notice.

T. ". WlLsH, Secretary.
The union Democrat., 1870-08-13
A Glorious Chacge!!
THE GREAT WOCLC,S TONIC.
Plantation BiGters.

This wonderful vegetable re-
stOrativc is the s.scct-ancsso- CT
the feeble and CeOi.itated. AS a
tonic and cordial rc- tic aged
and laESuid, it Las TO equal
snsOn, stcIs,2c.:ics. As q remedy
for t1lc nervous weakness to
xynic:awcE,cn are especially SUBJ
Sect, it is suDcrsecins every other
stimu..n.. I'm OIL climates, trOpi-
cal, temperate, c. f-ig:c, it ncts
rs Il specific ia every e2cc:cs OF
disorder xs..:ic.a r::cc-s..:rcs TIC
bodily strength cEel ESccs.s down
t:sc ::::.I:::::l so.--:t3. Tor c:.c by
Ill t.selS-iS.s.
August IS. lS7n-ly
The union Democrat., 1870-08-13

81 900 RswaRp is offered hv the pronrietor
&c DR.. pierce's Ait. Ext. ar Galien Medical
Discovery far medicine that will EQUAL it in
the cure Of all diseases far which !. is recon-.
mended. For Broneai'is. scvere C"nghs,
aad the early stages of Cansumntion, it hns
astonished the medical faculty hy i's wonder
full curee, and hundreds Of the hest phvsiciars
pronounce il the greatest medical discovery
Of the age. While it cures the severes'
coughs. ie strengthens the system and rur'
fcs the bload. AZ cure f"r Pimnles on the
face, Ernrticns, Blo'rhes. Sernfaioos aiseas-
ca. and oliver Cempkint" or Rll;oasnes'.
il has never heeo foualca. Sold hv drug
eists. The Genaiae has nr. Pierce's private
Government Revenue Stamp, on the outside
wrapper.
The union Democrat., 1870-08-13
Sonora, July 23a. 1870.

.Tuoucurs FOR rue HOT WEArnER.-N. d.
The thinker il supposed tn he at the last
gasp, perspre,ion exuding from every pore.
Earth must work awful hard going at rate OF
6S, ZOO miles minute. Makes one sweat 10
think Of il.
Po,r Moon-has to 60 round and round.
the earth with thermometer at ITO and no
shn,le To get in.
Heaven mnst be located at North Pole.
tReads from scrap of rape,) "Married
Aug. 4h etc" tsoliloqnzesl Married with
mercary at 96 all nigh, !" tfaints
The seal must be ,he baaEiest Of al living
creatures. Tia life is one perpetual plunge
bath. |, need never get into a rerspiratipn
aad could mt get into orc If it wanted.
Laws shauli he passed torhdding women
20 hover over hot cook stoves this weather.
Makes one sweat TO think Of it. Also against
the nursing or having Of twins.
The union Democrat., 1870-08-13

MoccAsIN CREEK.--Once, on Moccasin
Creek we're four stores and two opposition
hutchermen. That was the acme of i-s
prosperity. Now there arc no stores, no
butchermen aud from end to end but four
white citizens Of American descent. The
qniet Of an ante-diluvian age reisns o-er all
this region. Lone chimneys marking the sites
of farner cabins stand here and there. bat
the Sun rises and sets, thc seasons come and
60, the grass sprouts and freshens and with
ers and still these rude monuments stand
guard over the deserted hearth stones, where
the miner, cleaned his god, ate his meals
and smoked his pipe ten or fifteen years ago.
Daniel Mum remains. The stock of goods
in MIR. Munn's store has nearly dwind,ed
dewn to Is coffee mills and . Connecticut
clocks. Ia tie matter of clocks and coffee
mills, Moccasin seems to ae overstocked.
The supply is greater than any probable de.
mand for 90 years to come.
Mr.. Mum il now successfully occupied in
providing for the filling ef any possible gars
vacancies. and desertons which may occur il
the population of California. lie is raising
in large numbers pure California breed o
mountain boy and girl. Mr.. Mum has not
been content with merely sitting down ani
crying ":he great want cf our noble State i
population Not he. lie has heen and
gone and done il. Were the hundred thou
sand useless single men who new cumber oul
territory to follow his example. re might il
twenty years have al addition of five or ST,
hundred thousand 10 our population withoc
the aid or expense Of any Immigration Aid
Societies. Such are our truly useful men
They should he commended and encouraged
The union Democrat., 1870-08-13

Modern civilization shu liers at reading the
historical accounts Of gadiatcrial comhats IN
celebration Of Roman holdays.-Erdminer.
No. 1t seldom shndders at reading such
accounts. It rather likes them. An old, nn-
paid board bill is fer more potent cause for
shuddering
The union Democrat., 1870-08-13

NATURES PRESCRIPTION. When Ma
ture produces a great remedy for disease. the
best science can d. is 10 follow her prescrip-
ton. BY separating the water of the famous
Serzer Spring into its elements. science has
discovered the mears 10y which that world
renowned SPA effects such unparalleled cures.
and bv combining ;hnse elements ariificisliv
in TARRaNr's EFFERvEscExT SELrzER APsR-
TENT. the grand prescription of Nature is reh-
dered universally and Instantly available.
At this season when fevers, disorders ct the
stomach and bowels. bilious complaints. and
all the diseases which affect tbs digestive. as
similating and secrefive organs are especially
prevalent, the importance of having this in.
valuable Alternative and corrective at hand
in every home. and within reach OF all who
travel BY land or water, cannot be over-essim-
ated.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
The union Democrat., 1870-08-13
REPUBLICAN CONTENTION.
DIstrict Ne. 4,

At meeting Of the Republican Central
Committee held in Sonora, August 9th, 1871,
il was Ordered ,.st District Contention be
held at the Contt House in the City ct Snno-
ra. on SATURDAY, August Goth. 1870. at
ii O'Clock, A. NJ. Cor the Purpose If nominat-
ing candidate for Supervisor In District No.
|, Tuolumne County. II was further order
ed, that The Primary Meetings to Elect Dele
gates &c said Convection. he held at the diff
terent Preciec,s in the District on THURS
DAY, August 18th, 1870. Polls to open a,
!, =. VI. and remain open Gre h.ar.
The following test SIS to qualification of vo-
tiers was adopted:
all who pledge themselves to support and
vote for the Nominee of the Convention shall
he entitled to cote at the Primary Election.
Ii Was further Ordered. that the following be
the arportonment Of Delegates to The differ.
The union Democrat., 1870-08-13

England has heaten us agdir on the water.
Tbs race across the Atlantic Ocean was won
by the English yacht Daun:less. she arriving
in New York about ii hours in advance of
the Cambria, her opponent.
The union Democrat., 1870-08-13

The Bulletin says that at Lone Mountain
may be seen many half length over whose oc.
cupants should be written .CfGmmed 10 death
IN PaJlic Sckool.n
The union Democrat., 1870-08-13

The Sun-dower, cultivated about the house
is said to be protection against Chills and
Fever. jamestown and Quartz Moustain
papers please copy.
The union Democrat., 1870-08-13

Robert Ferral has not severed his connec-
ton. with the Sonoma Dtmocrt t, although
editor Of the Sacramento Reporter.
The union Democrat., 1870-08-13

Thirty-6ve deaths from sun-stroke per day
are reported in New York city. This is
many times more than were ever killed by ell
the recor,ed earthquakes in California.
The union Democrat., 1870-08-13

In the Mercantile Library matter. the
charge Of Violating the law has been ignored
by the Grand Jury. All persons expecting
to win that hundred thousand, now feel bet
ter.
The union Democrat., 1870-08-13

A lady, Mrs. Nasmereas, Of Morocco, was
na,uralized in San Francisco. She il now .
citizen Of the United States, sves il she can
not vote,
The union Democrat., 1870-08-13

A country girl, speaking Of dance she
had attended, said: 1.-The dancin' Mas
noshin, but the huggin' was heavenly
The union Democrat., 1870-08-13

The Stocktonians have christened their
whisky "Rip-Gissard!" !"
The union Democrat., 1870-08-13
SATURDAY MORNING. Aug. Is. IS.
DISTRICT coNvEsTsox.

The County democratic Central Committee
were called 10 meet in Sonora July 23d, 1870,
Nv call of the Chairman. published in the
UNfaN D:NocRAr. A minority of the Com
mitfee appeared nj the time designated. The
members appearing thought IL would he fon
late before the Committee could be called to-
ge:her 10 order District Convention, they
therefore deemed il hest ioassume the respon-
aibility fralling Convention without fur
ther call for meeting Of the Cammitiea.
Il was ordered that Democratic Cnnven-
tien for Supervisor District Number One. he
held at the Court IIonse j., the City Of Sono-
"a on SATURDAY. the 18th dav Of August.
1870. at IL o'ciock A. NJ. for the purpose oi
nominating n Supervisor Cor said District.
Il was fnr,her ordered that Primary Meet
ipgs for the Election of Delegates .o said Die
trict Convention he held on THURSDAY
Esening, August 1l'h. 1870. and that the
Polls he opened nj o'clark p. NJ, and re-
main omen until o'clock p. N.
Ordered further. that the Primary Fec
tiors herein ordered are called. and will be
held In pursuance Of. and suhiect to the pro-
visions of nm act of the Legislature OF the
State of California. approved March 25ih.
1866. entitled nm "Act 10 protect the Elec-
tions Of voluntary Political Associations and
punish frauds therein" !"
Ordered further. TINT the following test for
qualification TO p.riicipa,e Mt the election of
Delegates 10 tho District Convention be nd
opted to wit:
All voters who will pledge their snpport tn
the nominee for Supervisor made nv said
Convention. may participate in said election.
Ordered further. thnt the Delegates to The
said Convention le elected in conformity with
the following anrortonmcnt bnsed on the
vote cast fnr w. f Eche'rntl Mt the last
election. giving one vote for each Precinct
and one fo2 every twcntv-fve votes and one
for every fraction of fifteen votes IA f,llows:
The union Democrat., 1870-08-13
The following is one Of George Franci'
Trains Bant,ings:
A MODERN SERMON.

A MODERN SERMON.
Let me give rou sample Of The average
sermons of the present dav. We will take
for oar tex: WHY sand We here all the
day idle?" The modern pr"aeher would
eub-heai i in this way why stand We
here?' etc. Why dnn't You sit dawn
"Why stand yc here? ?" etc. Whv dan't some
one else stand? 'Why stand We here p etc.
Whv don't you stard some where else
"Why stand We here dNs' etc. Why don't
you scatter? Same nc von leave. "Whv
stand We here all the day. etc. Why don't
you stand in he nich'-'ime? why stand
ye here oil the day idle ?" Why don't you
20 to work?
The union Democrat., 1870-08-13

There are ten female medical students ia
the Toland medical college.
The union Democrat., 1870-08-13

FouND AT LAST! A remedy that not only
relieves, but cures Consumption and rs nu-
merous satellites which revolve around it in
the share Of Coughs. Colds. Influenza. Bron-
chiris, &c. This remedy is DR.. Hiistar $
Balsam Of Jriid Cherry.
The union Democrat., 1870-08-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE NEW FOOD.

For c few cents yon can buy
Of your Grocer c. Druggist q
package cf SEA MOSS TARINE
made fror, pcro Irish Loss o.
Carragee,, which Will mako
sixteen quarts ef Il.-1c uangc,
and G like q--c.-ti J ef rcdding3
Custard3, Creams, Charlotte
Russo, &c. It is to cheapest,
healthiest end mes. delicious
food in the world. I: makes a
splendid Dessert, end has no
equal as q light end delicate
food for Invalids and Children.
The union Democrat., 1870-08-13

At Columbia, Aug. 9th, by Rev. j. N. Campbell.
Gold Spring.
The union Democrat., 1870-08-13
MAR RTE ID.

The salt mines of West Virginia threaten
to giye out.
The union Democrat., 1870-08-13
Notice to Mechanics.

wiz be given r the best Model Of two Wheels Of gass
sndifoo, Nr dstrfbu.ion.
The Trustees reserve the right to reject and ali
moiels
July 10th, ls,o-ln
The union Democrat., 1870-08-13
CHAPTER 7ru.

No more hestlers or other men were pres
ent desiring "hesds pot on" them. This de-
partment Of Boomershine's occupation was
gone. lie had no more worlds to conquer.
s.. the stage no longer waited. The con-
querer came forth, mounted his box and gath.
cred up the reins; the nobby young tourists
ence more entered the coach. The coach
drove of. The stage no longer waited.
THE ENDi