The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-06-15
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sWashipgtoni 70 President Grant for bic
interlsrenss. were voted TO be Disgrace
f9i. e hlf.l
Rev. g. B. Beales. D.. D., of tb. Bap-
tist Church, died At Atlanta, Ca, on
the Bird inst His remains were carried
!. 70 Darlington asd inferred d the Bap-
tiss Cemetery at that place:
Fourteen thousand actual laborers are
nov 1t work on Rail Roads 10 Alabama,
, 6hieay ia the Northern, portion of tho
State, and on the South and North aud
tho Alabama and Chattanooga Roads.
Returns from Oregon show that the
Democrats elected tho entire State ticket
and have 6ve to eight on joint ballot,
securing the u. 8. Senator. The Repub.
licars claim member Of Congress.
The Uniouville Tsmes says that it is
proposed by uumber Of young mon in
tho city of Columbia to organize
themselves into n Company aud offer
their services to Gov. Scott a. volunteer
militia company.
Late. dispatches give accounts of the
cold bloodsd butchery Of thousands of
men, women aud children, the jewish
Inhabitants Of Roumania, by the, so
called, Christian population of that pro.
vince. Roumania is q province Of the
Turkish Empire. Humanity every-
where is shocked by this terrible mas.
sacre.
The Anderson Lnteltgencer says that
the Trustees Of Oglethorpe College have
determined to erect College building
at Atlanta, Ga, by the frs: of January
next. Rev. David Willis, d. D former.
ly OF Lnurens, and an eminent and |
eloquent divine, will become the Presi-
dent when the college is moved to
Atlanta. He is one of the ablest men
in the Presbyterian denomination.
The loss Of life by 6re at Constauti-
nopls, on the 9th inst, was frightful.
Whole families, hemmed in by tho
flames, were burned 10 full view of the
spectators. Two hundred aud fitty are
known to have perished, and many more
are missing. The Empress Eugsnie
has sent 10,000f 10 tho sufferers by this
Gre.
Maynard aud Stokes, representatives
10 Congress from Tennessee, are urging
further reconstruction measures for
their State. The Chattanooga Times
rays that tho people of Tennessee, Re-
publicans a, we'll as Democrats, are
opposed to any interference with tho
State by Congress, aud if Stokes oud
Maynard come before them for re.
Election they will find out what they
think about it.
Mrs. +. F. Tew, widow Of Col. G. G.
rov, who fell At the battle Of Sharps-
burg. died at Columbia, on the 3rd inst
Speaking Of the funeral services at the
grave, the Fhenir says: Her children
we're lef, to her. For them she lived,
md worked, and prayed, and when the
undertaken and bis assistants had COM
pleted their Offices, it was touching to
zee tho orphaned children Of q true and
gallant Carolinian, and of his brave and
devoted widow, lay floral wreaths, tear
,sdewed, upon the grave of her-to
HON all earthly mother no longer.
LAND SLIDE AT MEMPHIS.
The Memphis Aualanche, of the I'd in-.