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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-02
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.

That one tablespoonful OF english FEMALE
blTlERS contains a. much medicinal propertI.-
AZ osr BorTLI Of any Of the pleasantly tasted
common advertised Differs Of the day The med.
lesl profession 10 decide the question. BE II un.
defstood that English Female Bit,sTs l. not a
beverage, but IL powerful. Iron ana Vegetable
Tome combined, curing long standing chrome
ensie complaints ia every direction.
Put up ia large bottles at dollar aud 20 cents
per bottle, OF six bottles tor eight dollars ana
sold by druggists anu merchants everywhere.
Up. bRoMGooLE. co., Prop's.
Memphis. Tenn.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-02
Common GrOg Shop Bitters

Empty Bitter Bottles, of various STYLES, can
be found around almost every dwelling and cabin
Throughout the land. Their taste IL pleasant. and
az" advertised 20 cure almost every disease, while
"a" manufacturers knew they possess 10 med
lcinsl properties whatever, They are mans
DISCUSSES Tor exceedingly common beyeugry
which de not, nor cannot possibly cure any one.
beware of these pleasant ,bnters IN quart bot.
ties they contain sting i'r Your Nitals. and he
Who buys them carries "a "IoreT's' grog into his
house. one man who knOYs nothing about med.
lcine, saws his big bottles Of common stun will
cure chills and fever, rheumatism aud C1usump.
uuni another, whose bottle II very I ncy, cures
all impurities Of the blood, makes old men
young, casts out devils, restores sight 10 the
bhhd, and numerous other miracles; while Vet
another, who prcsume- every man "A druukaTd,
proposes TO cur" cola, iIgTuwiHg nails, yellow
l"Nri' h"ari diseaec ana lONe-sick maid ms We
Gno" they make no such cures, We know the PEG.
pie al lArg" are deceived and swinded. ani as We
ursI" 10 Ntnthaio these common humbng-,
MAKE the i"il""ing challenge 10 one ahd all.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-02
DsOMGOOLE 4 cos BUCHU.

Nv ys' ga cheapest comb nation for ALI ati.c
uona VI we hldne!s aud Bladder ever Offered 10
nv pIot,. ~ Is prepared 10y regular phy -icians
Price oae dollar, ~ six bottles for five dollars
Ola ny d'ues'''s nad merchants ~ erywheic.
" hPOMGoOLE & CO..
nov Iih3"'in Nemph'- Tom
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-02
FEMALE COMPLAINT
That claims its victims throughout the length and
brea dth of the ladd

That claims its victims throughout the length and
breadth of the ladd.
Many females suffer in some way NJ each
monthly period some y rls are IN great peru NJ
the commencement of menstruation, while older
mes dread ITS decline at the turn OF lie. some
times the menstrual fiow is too much or too little.
or may be attended with pain may be Irregular
or entirely checked, or changed IN appearance,
or attended with other distressing symptoms.
Leucorthooa or the whites" frequently dfnins
the system or liberation of the womb may create
pam and cause rapid prostrsiion.
Iallig OF the womb Is an exceedingly common
complelut, giving much trouble and distress,
which, under ordinary treatment, Is diiheut 10
cue. . go. ~,
Mysteries, Green Sickness, lfftabllty OF thc
womb ind other serious and fatal complaints fol-
low the frmalc sex throughout life LiNes there "a
medical gentleman who has or can relieve the fur
sex of the above troubles Not many. u there
no combination Of remedial agents that will come
u her rescue! We answer, yes.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-02
ENGLISH FEMALEBITTE

The only acknowledged Uterine Tonic ami Fe.
male Regulator known, will cure all those com.
plants above mentioned IA an incredibly short
time. The Bitters at once Hruuscs, strengthens
the womb 10 IL. natural condition, removing oh.
obstructions, relieving pam and regulating the
monthly period. Yonief stands pale, feeble and
languid girl Just bursting iato womanhood she
- the pride OF all, hut bark! she silently steals q
pickle, cais chalk or n slate pencil; no appetite
Tor food she turns with dun eye and seeS- sol
iiude her eye no longer -parkle., her merry
laugh !. no longer hears ringing thronkh the air (,
she mopes Rboutwi blooilrss p aud gum, With
headache. p.pitation, consilpation, swimming Of
the head, cold feet and hands, melancholy sre
has coated tongue, offensive breath, and a host
pf other evils too numerous 30 mention.
When neglected all these SYMPTOMS become az
grayaied, there ~ sick stomach, heartburn, dark
line settles snder the eyes, the leg and ankles
swollen, the hair losses t. gloss 40 falls OF,
there l. brttleness and splitting the finger
nails, swollen abdomen, eNtr.ine ncrt guinness,
pains and aches, dry cough, by -tercal fits, rapid
prostfat,cn aud death II YOU, or any oi your
friends thus afflicted send ut once for bottle
| OF English fe,nsle Bit'ers uni be- cured. Its Il.
fects are magical In such complaints. surely no
mother will posipon. AMI dclay this duty until
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-02
DYSPEPSIA.

Warmers Dyspepsia Tonic y. prepaid
s,nr,ssly for p,sp.pt.us aud those suileFihgwiih
hab. tnal eos, vencss. IL isaS slightly stmula'ins
tonic aida sple ia apreti1er. Il strengthens the
s,ofnach anil restores the digestive organs "i
their hcal,y state. Week, nervous and dysreptr
persons should use wAKSrE,s pl.ftfsiA TONIC
For .ao by druggists. Price One Dollar
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-02
MEDICAL,
SICKNESS. PAIN and DEATDI

Legitimacy result ~ penalties for violations OF
ma ursl laws, from whichnone escape. ,
The iaiedchcck, the pale and,wan features the
dun eyg, the cloudc' intellect, the deep hehNins
sigh, the feeble aud emariatcd frame, The d'Je''ci
trans erosion OF law. knowing that procrasuna
ton is the thief of time all intelligent beings
apply for some remedy as soon a. circumstances
hermit . while those who do not act upon the
Irincple that "feays are dangerous generally
finger. lose more time and pay more money.
Thousands OF mothers aud daughters, in all
stations and conditions OF life. are suffering.
lingering and dying from the effects OF some
dreaded and dreadful
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-02
BULLS
SARSAPARIlLA
Read the Captains Letter and
the Letter from his Mother:

Benton Barracks, Mo-, April ~, is8o
DR.. JOHN BuLL-Dear Sir; Knowing the en-
cheney Of your sarsparills, and the healing and
beneficial qualities II Possess"-, | send you tie
following statement Of my case:
Twas wounded about two years sgo-wa- taken
prisoner and confined for sixteen Months, BENG
moved often, my wounds have not healed yet
have not sat up - moment since vas wounded.
am shot through the hips. My general health
Is impaired, anu need something 10 assist ua
turc. | have nor. ialth Ia your ssIsaparillA thar
m anything else. | visit that that il genuine
Please express me half dozeI battles, ano
oblige GAIT {. u. JOHNSON,
-. Louis. Mo.
=. S.-The following MAS written April 80, lo6'
b, Mrs. Jennie J-hnson. mother Of Capt John
on;
DR., JOHN BuLL-De.r Sir; Myhusbsni, Di,
q :. JohntOn, was rkllliul surgeon gnd pLyst'
ian 10 Central New York. where he died, leaving
the above q. L. johnson IA my care. A. thirteen
years Of age, he had chronic daTrhea hno
scrofula, for which gave HIM your sarsaPariliA
III CURED HIM; ] have for ten years RECON-
meLted II 10 many IN New York, ONO and Iowa,
for scrofIla, fever sores, anc general debility.
Perfect success has attended IL IAs elrss .1se;'s
" sergflia and fster so'ts we're ainosI
m,'deuioas, am very ANXIOUS Tor my son TO agar
have recourse to your saTsaparIiia. lie II i.Mlui
OF getting a spurious article, hence ms whiting "a
votI for H. His wounds acre terrible, but he
lieys ne vii! recover Respectfully, -
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-02
DEATH n At THE DOOR.

IL Ill ihas. complaints the system evidently
shows q want at red blooi. and Mr.. Churchill, IA
hi. work on Diseases Of Females says "b"sfins
IA mind that the blood " remarkably deficient IN
red corrus"lcs, and the known property 81 iron 20
correct tins condition, theory suggests u ~ IA"
most 90 h, relied on the test Of which b. the c.
iraic Of Iron tttat. OF Iron enters largely into
into IL" CON position OF English Femalu bitisr-,
c,u!llned With powerful vegetable tonic, ~ rIr"
qualities.
Among the mountain. ct Tennessee" and th"
pin.y woods of Mississippi. D. found a certain
hsrd snd rinty root. which ns been IN seer, use
by -on. old mdwiycs Tot many year., possessing
males Suffering With Hny affection oi the womb,
Tins root We have obtained, giving TIA far test IN
our pracu'c, and Il u nov on" Of the principal
usrcdhen,- IN these Bit"fs. Other powerful
uterine and general tones also "utcr INTO IT,
composition. W. also add Leptandr. or Black
bowels open.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-02
ErnlnenngOgue.

Wesnes's komsuagogue - the only srti-
Gle known 70 cure the Whites, ut will cure IN
every easel Where 10 the family ~ which thus
important med icine IL not wantcdl Mother, this
10 the greatest blessing ever oi,rcd you, AMI you
should Immediately procure u. II IL also sure
cure Tor female irregularitics, aud may De- de-
psaded upon In every ease where the monthly
hov has b. en- INSTRUCTED through cold or disease.
sold by Druggists. Price une Dollar. ~ seat by
nal % receipt Of One Dollar and Quarter.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-02

For ssle 10y BARCLAY BROS, T.. q, SCHuli
y. wHiTTAKER and :. J. HI NM, Cairo, III
10 and by oil drugg SIS.
Tsly
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-02
|REG j LATOR

-! - - w = l'l' N N 800 'h.i- iir, rf
Of the skin, impurt' Of IN" blood, mel snoholy,
or depression al spirits, heartburn collie or pa n
IA the bowels, pam 10 The Arui, fever uuu sgur
dropsy, bol-, pam o iN, hl.s rl.' i.Wr-, asthma
srSsPcla-, female affections, ami bilious disease
generally ~
Prepared only rs j. II. ZcIi!n - co.,
irrt.I.t-, Macon, e.,
For sale hy hsr,lay Brothers, OHIO Lr,ee
Cairo, Illinois.
81; bymsmaY2ilay
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-02
LIVER

VH' 'VIIl IfIIITN- " NfHhIfs@ % mo Tow
spirits. Sometimes, some II the above syiup.
toms attend the disease, and At 0ihe' times very
few Of them butihe Liver " generally a.. organ
most involved. Cur" "a" Liver With
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-02
NilIsuOw, NalKeT Cuunly, Q
June 20. l.lG.

ir. ions BrLt-ncN sri | hA,. recent
gwen your WORN destroyer" several TRIALS,
AMI tnd u wonderfully efhcacous. II has not
failed IN n single instanc. TO hsN" the wirhei.fuf
effect. am doing pretty large county prscind.
and have day use for SON. article OF the kldy
am free to confess hat know Of no fen.-n
recommended by tn. ab.st authorities that 10 ~
certain ald speedy nii- effects. Gu the cuutIri
tney ~" unc.r,sin IN N" extreme. My object u
writing you j. 10 md out upon what tegms ! "pL
get the medicine directly rom You. II cen get
itupou '.ry terms, shall ~" great dcA. "i 4
aNHr" that the uHe 90 .urn Htttalcs a contrary
To IN" teachings aud pIa"tir. Of a great niNouiy
of ih- r,gulIr line dIscayling remedy ~h,,hdv
know To De SUFFICIENT. simply because We may h.
ignorant Of ~ combination, For my part, -hhl.
make n ruls 10 use all and every means TO nj.
le,iste Suffering humanity W.T. ch may he able
10 commant-Eo, hesltaiing because some one
more ingenious than my self have learned IT.
effects ,,~i. aud secured the pol. right to seour"
that knoalcdga. However, Afn by no mean ~
advocate or supporter ofthe thousand OivOrhi.-s
nosiruIns that food the county, that purpur, 10
rute all manner 81 diseases 10 which H.-A d, hell
Please reply soon, and Inform me ~ your he,.
terms. an, s.r, very respectfully,
JuLiusP. CLEMENT. ". l..
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-02
(IALEN's
Head Dispc.asary

Established IN isjp, ant chartered lsGl, fuf m
tcstmcnt OF all disease. Of a private nature,
1itrni 20 both scxo.. 4 ruf" j. ru.'1u'ccd
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-02
.LD Dle. HEATN'S

Many year. experience IN curing Cslarrh, CON
sumption, Dyspepsia, constipation, piles,
disease of the Liver. blood, skin, and
urinary organs. disclosed the start.
Ell By and could only BE- cured after curing them
,OiAemnal weakness. Inhalation, caustics, irou,
tonic, stimulants, hypophoshites, mercury, cop.
alma, cubcl., buchu, injections, and the ordinary
remedies had proved worse than useless.
EVIDENCE PROVING
D r. II e ~ ~ HIS
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-02

sensation, Considerable
loss ~ memory, s"H.m.
pan ie'l with painful sens
.stiou Of having lpu me-
lone something whrb
|oughtto have been done.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-02

MEDICAL.
MEN.

The experience of years has de N onstratcd the
fact that reliance may be PLACED il Tic cfcacy OF
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-02

For Sale 10y BARCLAY RIOS
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-02

Prepared by DIR, JOHN BULL at
his Laboratory, Fifth Street, Louis.
VILE, Ky.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-08-24
WADE HAMPTON ON REFORM.

The Abbeville Press and Banne,
prints the following extract, from a
private letter of General Wadc Hampton
addressed to a resident of Abbcyille vii.
lage. General Hampton says:
"Iow dres the Reform movement
prosper? In the issues now presented
and the candidates 10 the field, cam OF
see how any true man in tho State can
hesitate as to his proper position. Differ
as We may about the platform of tho
new party, SEQ no alternative but to
support its nominees. hope and pray
that good may come Of the movement, /,
Tor unless change is n.ado in the rule
OF the State nothing but ruin awaits
u.s."
The Press and Banner says that Gen.
cral Hampton defines his own position
aud that Of every true Carolinian con
"t the pending issues between Union aud
Z" Reform aud Republicanism.- between
ga reformation Of abuses and their con.
"tinuance. 1t will be indorsed, we
4" know, by all of our people, to whom
{" tho uamc of Hampton itself is worth
4" hundred arguments. sTho law and
(" antidotc are both before YOU"
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-08-24
A HUGE; JOEI e.

One of tho Radical Judges of this
Statc--Orr by name--wishcs to Inform
tho public that ho will vote for SCOTT
and does so in long, prosy and spe-
cious letter, in which lie ingeniously at.
tcmpts to palm of bad cause as II good
one. The papers Of the State publish his
letter, but in their comments demolish
tho writer aud his argument. But the
cream of the joke is, that Judge ORR
shonld think it necessary to tell people
what tho people would have taken for
granted from his antccedcnts. For has
he not been disporting in his proverbi-
ally rolicksomo manner (and clearly
with an eye to bu.incss) around Scorr
aud his Ring even since tho days of the
Club House Convention, and hath he not
had his reward in Circuit Judgeship !?
lilo has worked for and with them, ana
they have paid him. They want him to
work for them again and (il,o papers tell
us) havo promised him a seat in tho II. S.
Senate. or course lro votos for SCOTT {;
but this is no news. AS woll might
WulTrEMoRE, Moses, or any othors Of
the Scorr Ring, rush into print with
tho astonishing announcement that they
will vote for Scorr. Let Scorr come
out and promise to vote for CARPENTER
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-08-24
.IuucE Omn IN r,,,s UD-Co1Iu,c.v ~

The Anderson MtcNiycncer, one of the
s.a@nchcst aud most influential of the
up country papers, published at the
homo Of Judge ORR, has the following
;n its last issue:
awe arc not surprise at this course
Of Judge Orr's, as we have known for
scmo weeks that he contemplated its
adoption. 1t can only bo regretted, how.
ever, for his own sake, as his ohl friends
om supporters m this section aoM not
/oiow hs adUicc, and the Radical party
will not be strengthened, nor the Retorn,
party ,rcahcned by this accession openly
to ocott's supporters. Judge Orr has
been virtually connected with the Radi.
cal party for some time, and this letter
is simply an open declaration Of his
proclivities."
The Laurensville Herald concludes a
scathing editorial in these words:
"Judgo Orr has waited just long
enough, he doubtless thinks, to foresce
the result Of the pending race, and with
the trickery Of the true jockey, he is
after betting on the winning horse. He
knows (Which side Of his bread is but
tered" and whence it comes. He would
"farc sumptuously every day"-aspires
to perch high upon Fame's ladder, if
possible (; ii not, rather than "not to
be" at all, he would much prefer live
jackass to dead lion.
Notwithstanding this bold avowal on
the part Of Judge Orr of his Intention
to support Scott, thus indicating his
belief that Scott will be the successful
candidate, we have an abiding faith that
for once he has mistaken the "shadows
asst before" tho coming events of the
fall elections in this State.
We will give the letter in full next
week, not fearing its influence for good
or ill, as We feel that the writer's pow
cr is gone as political leader in South
Carolina. Tho people will read the
letter, but ignore its advice.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-08-24
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION,

The Republican Congressional Nom
mating Convention, for this (the First)
Congressional District, met at Florence
on the 10th inst.
After considerable debate the majority
rule was adopted.
Mr.. L j Coghlan was nominated by
Gen. Moses, Mr.. II Maxwell by MIR.
S A Swails, and Mr.. j III Rainey by Mr..
Jones.
The first ballot resulted as follows
Rainey, IL; Maxwell, 8; Coghlau, A.
The second ballot was unanimous for
Rainey.
Whittemore was present, and ofcourse
made speech. He surrendered his Gre,
dcDtials.
j. II. Rainey, the nominee, also spoke
His remarks were conservative. lie is
an honest, respectable and intelligent
colored native.
The sympathies of our white citizens
are decidedly with the native negro, as
compared with the other elements Of the
Radical party.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-08-24

pY virtue Of sundry Executions to mo direct
I'D cd, will be sold at Sumter Court House, on
tho first Monday and day following in Sept.
next. within legal hours of sale, to the highest
bidder, for cash, tho following property, situated
| in Sumter County. Purchasers to pay for titles
| and stamps.
One Tract of 2A0 Acres of Land moro or less,
| on wators Of Lynches' Crock, adjoining lands Of
), ). crosweli, Il. NJ. English and Mrs. Mary
McCatcheon, levied upon as the property Of
Thomas M. Muldrow, at tho suits Of Penlopo
NJ. Heron and T. j. Noise & Co.
One Tract of 100 Acres of Land, moro or less,
adjoining lands of S. A. Mimms and others,
leviod upon MS the property of Elias Chandler, at
Ono Tract of 100 Acres of Land moro or less.
adjoining lnnds Of NJ. Carraway and others, levi.
cd upon as the property j. S. Cole, ut the suit
OF James D. MoFaddin against j. S. Cole, and
Ono Traot of400 Aorcs Of Laud moro or loss,
adjoining lands of d. e. Koels, Jacob Keels and
others, levied upon rs tho property Of Ezekiel
Koels, at tho suits Of james and Samuel
McCutcheon, Hosea Wilson, and T. Rees En-
glish.
One Traot of 800 Acres of Land moro or loss,
adjoining lands Of Jacob Keels and Ezekiel Keels
levied upon as the property of Daniel f. Keels,
ct the suits Of r.. Reese English against D, E.
Keels and J. S. Cole and David e. Adams
against d. E. Keels, e. Klees and Jcaob Keels.
One Tract of 80 Acros Of Land moro or loss,
adjoining lnnds Of Estate VIM. Webb, j. L. Nor
risSy, L. Monaghan and others, levied upon as
the property Of Sumter wobb, at the suit of D.
J. Winn.
One Tract Of 1875 Acres Of Land moro or less,
on Alligator Branch, watero of Black River,
about3 miles southeast from Sumter, bounded on
the North by lands Of A. G. Reams, East by
land of Estate Of VIM Pringie, Soutk by land
Of f. s. Reans, West by land Of Mary 8.
Rsams: '. ~: !.
ALSO,
Ono Tract Of 217 Aoros Of Lnnd moro or less
bounded on the, East by the road from Sumter to
Piowdon's Mill, and adjoining lands Of Estate of
other lands Of WIN. Lewis, levied upon as the
property Of VIM. Lewis decea sod, under the
Fl. EA. Of Jabes Norton, 70. WIN. Lewis, 10 be
resold at the risk Of the former purchaser.
T,J. COGHLAN,
Sheriff Sumter County.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-08-24
WHAT Is OUR DUTY Z

The Georgetown Times asks, What is
the duty of those who, like itself, doubt.
ed the expediency and policy of the
reform convention This is its an
swer:
"Wo speak for ourselves, and say, we
see but one course open to US, and that
is to give hearty and cordial support
to the Reform movement. Considera.
tions Of interest alone, if no higher
motive prompted, should move every
man who has the honor and welfare Of
South Carolina at heart, and who has
anything at stake, to use every effort,
and do all in his power to drive from
place and honor the greedy and in,
satiable vultures who are devourinp orr
substance and soiling the fair fame Of
the State. Whatever scruples some of
US may have had about tho platform of
the Reform party, should be hushed d
into silence by the common dangers
that threaten us in the success of the
present men in power. The platform
upon which Hampton and Kersbaw,
Butler I'D Conner, Kennedy and Bon.
ham can stand, can bring no disgrace Q,
dishonor or reproach on any man. No
breath of suspicion has ever, or can ever,
attach to the integrity, honor or pat.
riotism Of either of them. Slander, with
its foul mouth who spares 80 few, has
never dared to hurl one of its darts at
either Of thom. Mon in whom thew
can confide may be safely trusted with.
out any apprehension of fear that either
the honor o. the State or the interests
of its people will suffer any detriment
when placed in their keeping. We
therefore call upon oil honest men Of
all parties and all colors to rally to the
support of Carpenter and Butler, for it
is an issue of fhonosty against disho On esty,
oftruth against falsehood, of deoenoy
against shameless profligaoy, ofgood
government against venal and corrupt
government, that 10 now on trial. Fed.
oral politics have nothing to do with the
issues involved 10 tho present contest,
and the efforts to drag them in is the
desperate device Of the Ring to distract
the attention of the people from tho
real questions before them. This effort
will avail them nothing. Every part of
the State will be oanvasssd, and tho veil
which now rests on their dark doings
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-08-24

that will bs news. (and about ths best
thing he could do. Judge ;0RE hal
long since forfeited the rop6denee of
the good people Of this state;;l He dis-
covered iscclearly when he came 80
near being (and some say actually was)
beaten for Governor BY tho very pee:
pie whose representatives. andg leaders
nominated him for that Office: The
people regarded him, with so much dis
trust, that they spontaneously gave their
votes for WADE HAMPTON, who was no
candidate, aud who publicly said 80.
With do other candidate in tho field, it
became very close. question whether
ORR was really elected.
Aud as to his present influence, it is
enough to soy that right at Judge ORR's
own home, tho paper published there,
0ho Anderson M,eHigencer) edited by
his late law partner, says emphatiOally,
that Judge ORR's. letter will have no
influence, nor his advice be followed by
even the people of his own section.
Such of the true papers of the State
as have done Judge (and would be u.
s. Senator) Orr the courtesy (and cruel.
ty) to publish his recent twaddle, have
demolished him in their comments.-
The SCOTT organ publishes 1t with un.
stinted praises, and its allies will give it
to their readers, without comment, as
the best matter for "honest aud simple
minded Democrats" For Judge ORR
is live specimen of the now.fangled
style of Democrats, who would fasten
SCOTT upon us for two years more. All
such are no doubt we'll paid for fsoling
the people, and the people will in due
time be well focced who allow them
selves to he fooled.