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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-11-21
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Al EFPERAr. soLp1En' Pho A
letter received by gentleman In Nbw
iiYork lis sent. by him. to the New I York
4 IsWorld for publications with the aasnr.
J, snoe that t'the writer was an officer Of
sthe United STATES army during the late
4 war. and at its conclusion .settle1I in
South Carolina. He is q Northern man
and Republican" The writer says 3: !:
.The difference between. Tweed
and SCOTT is one only Of degree. The
partisan press of the 3 NorthS shouting
! ! after the Ku Klux, reminds me Of one
s.of Nast's cartoons OF Tweed, Hall and
Connolly, shouting Stop thief, If
8 some of our miserable. thieyinR popula-
stion get Ku Kiuxed, they get no more
than their deserts. I would rather the
/. law would punish them, but it won't,
Scott pardoned out sixty criminals from
the penitentiary just before his last cleo
ticn. What would be said OF General
Grant, if he placed Illinois under mar
tial law because some Of the incendiSs
rieSat the Chicago fire were hung at the
fret lamp post? Yet he has Pit half
this State under martial law for q no
greater rproyooation. I did hope beetter
things OF General Grant. I was eyer u
firm believer in him; I was the OILY
white man in this Parish who voted! tor
him; yet I think he has done US great
wrong, probably through bad advisers.
1t is false that negroes or any others are
ku Muxed on account of their politics.
have lived here six years, and have
been known politically as a Repub-
licanssy yet 1 do not believe I have an
enemy in the State on that account.
No, the effect of martial law in this sec
tionis going o:be bad upon every ma.
terial interest," The tax PAYERS believe
that il is, got up to lengthen out the rnle
OF cormorants and shysters. It appears
to me that twill have that effect. I
Will have nothing to do with politics,
saving entering my protest against sloh
sooundre!s as runi the machine in this
State and with yon. Men whose moral
principle rises mo- higher thansa faro
cable or house of ill4fame now repra-
sent us In Congress md denizen the
public offices ct the capital. One seedy
wretch, whom i knew five years ago to
have garments which could not protect
him in cooler climate, is now the State
Treasurer, he stole in one season 800.
000ofS bonds, which were to buy lands
s10r the landless. Hesis now believed To
4 be the owner Of $4,000 acres of land in
atllis vicinity Thisis only one instance
sof their .epssednes, as they say here. II
there ia Justice in history, as I believe,
there must be retributive Justice await
q ing these Villains"
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fearful explosion Of e.damp occur
!. .eS,;a 5eM as Earl yant No. 8 pit, seaton
.288tl6 hle. aAbou 6ii6O men and bovs
Tsrs ~ the shaft. many Of whom were
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'ssna ssts of Saturday last, published
whatSplkposted TO be the constitution
and y-laws or the dreadful Ku Klnx
Klanssand Impressed upon it's readers
theeimpOftance of carefully peruaihR O
document which ssreveals the whole
character of the horrible organization
which is founded on. it.'n Thus prepared
Tor some hair-ereoting disclosure, we
plunged into the portentous print with
spmething of the zestful anticipation
swherew1th we were once wont to open
'Sone of4Mrs. Radcliffe's romances. But.
: elasls sour hopes Of tsfeeling goose-Aesh
Az over like 90 average Republican,
were doomed to disappointment, and we
We're forced to the conclusion that if the
documentin question was really genuine,
and not hoax devised by some waggish
correspondent, the famous X. K. 4.
muat be very tame affair. With the
single exception of death penalty de-
creed for members who shall violats
their obligations, we fail to find any
thing more heinons than covertly .ex-
pressed dissent from President Grants
political opinions; and if this be an
-otenCe amenable only to martial law, a
goodly number OF staunch Republicans
are il danger Of losing the privilege OF
bdbeds C0fpky.
1.-THE "obligation" above referred to
reads as follows: a'i.i'llh ~
- .'1st. We are on the side of Justice.
humanity and constitutional liberty, as
: beqneathed TO us in its purity by our
forefathers.
I'D. We oppose and reject the pin,
ciples OF the Radical party.
"3d. We pledge mutual aid to each
other In sickness, distress and pecuniary
embarrassment. |
"4th. Females, friends, widows and
their households shall ever be special
objects OF our regard and protection.
!. 10Th. Any member divulging or caus-
ing to be divnlged any Of the foregoing
and traitors doom, which is death,
death, DEATH"
AS far as the plain meaning of words
is concerned, there seems to be nothing
here but benevolent association, COM
posed OF discontented voters. In look
ing Though the constitntion and bylaws
which follow we discover that "persons
OF color" are excluded; that ''no person
shall be admitted into the. order who
noes not sustain o good moral character;"
and that if candidate were soldier in
the late war his rank, "whether in the
Federal or Confederate service" must be
stated. All the other clauses refer to
matters of internal routine and disci-
pine, and are rather to be regarded as
infractions OF the rules of grammar than
OF she laws Of morals. e.
It's, of course, possible that in any
organization foul deeds may be con-
cealed under fair words; but If the Posts
transcript be really a reproduction OF
the "Ku Klux constitution" we fail to
see in the document itself anything more
reprehensible than rather silly mystery
concocted by persons evidently not over
burdened with intelligence or common
sense; nothing certainly to warrant the
sub1ection ofar entire community to the
arbitrary will OF q military despot. 80
S3s ~ go; ~ I'm . 4 1Vetc York W0rll
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''''a Change Of Schedule. !" .s
WILMINGTON, QoLuABIA d AUGUSTA B. B. Go.
LE sSa lss1 4. XTTER H;j ASsSs sSis d S.ts thY
- ~ s$ @ ss sSil SliYfbg f9ag sesfsdssls IN fnl
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Change OF Echedule.
c.coo'1 'BoUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD ConpirY.
OoLUMBIA, s.. O., June 8, 1871.
kSA ~ Change OF Schedule
~ eEE -! - = ~ xHRSt to go into effect on
and after Sunday, 11th instant:
-. MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN.
Leave Coiumbis st... .7.40 m
AIrlVe 81 Cnarieston at ..... ....... $40 p m
LehYe Cnariestonat. .......... -. $40 3 m
afflve ae Columbia ct. t............ $40 p m
NIGHT EXPRESS, FREIGHT AND ACCOMMODATION
TRAIN, [Sundays e1cepted.l
Leave Columbia at..... .:............ .7.5e p m
Arrive at Oh harleston CAB m
Leave Oharieston at. ..710 p m
Arrive at Oolumbia at. .OO m
Camden Accommodation Train will con
tlnne to run to Columbia as formerly-Mon-
A. L. TYLER, Vice-President
y. b. P1oKINs, General Ticket Agent.
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Change Of Schedule.
OFFICE NORTH OARQLINA b. B. co.,
COMPANY Shops, N. O.. June 8, 1871.
2& 5.Ds on and Ys1s aftsT %RS}Ns sgNPAH' All
be run oye1 this Road in accordance with tho
foiiowinglai TIME. TABLE. tNs
- Trains Going East. Trains West.
EZpress. li'j AoH.
' ARRIVE. LEAVE. ARRIVE. LEAVE.
CHARLOTTE 6.85 q m $40 p m
Salisbury :03 am 8.28 m 6.26 p tn $50 p m
Gr'nab'o11 :08 m II .1S m 8.25 p m 8.85 p m
90 ehop12: 10 p m LOS p m $50 p m 10. l6 b m
At!nb'ro 2.28 m 2.33p M 1.95 p m 11.87 p m
Ha!eigh b.06 pm 2.05 m 2.40 m
Goldsboro' 'n 7-2O a m
Oharlotte7. .15a m ~" 500 % IN
Salisb'ry 4,32 m 4.a7 mi 51B D m 5.26 o nj
4r,nsb'o 1.26 m !. 30 m 2.10 p m 2.20 p m
Go Shop 1!37 p m IL. .02 m Ia 80 D m IL 80 D m
Anlsoro1O.U7 m 1909 m IL. .07 q m II. 10 m
Rsleigh )6.58 p m 2 .40Rm 8.45 q m
Goldsb'0 3.00pm
June W. 81. GREEN, Mas. Trans.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-05
ST, LOUIS MARKET.
MONDAY EVENIN

MONDAY EVENING, Oct z.
FLOUR-Sacs 5000 bbls. Fine 81 5O@4 IS,
super $5(d5 %, X aud Xxx S. 50 to 1905 90
to 50, low to choice xxx So rs to 81, choice
81 25 no family sold.
WHEAT Active and higher. Red No. in
elevator 81 82lS No. 2 81 so to 81 SIS; No.
81 40 to 81 43; on levee No. 81 4C@l 40; No.
! 81 65 and choice 81 70. White NJ. 8 81 As to
81 80 no choice sold.
CORN Scarce, active and slightly higher, es-
pecially for choice white. In new gunnies, mixed
and yellow at 53@56c; prime white Soc, and
choice SIC. I: elevator, car No. 2 white mixed
at Acc, In warehouse, mixed 46(g47.
OATS-Active and sitter in sacks and bulk
slightly higher. In elevator, rejected 33g35c
in warehouse, mixed SAC in S. II. sacks, mixed
3ac in new burlaps prime mixed 39c, DEL; dc
white mixed and white 39@4Oc; choice white al
4Oc per bushe
TOBACCO-wo quote p 100 fbs; lugs and
common Leaf ~'Vya 10; medium ~ good ,oai ~
So 75Dll; bright filters $l5y23 medium t.
choice and fancy bright wrappers $25(g5O to 81
@l0O. Sales were lgh., prices steady.
DRIED FRUIT-Firm. Sales Apples-4i
pks prime at &c. Peaches-l0 SKIS halves, par
slightly mixed, at SC.
PROVlSIONS--Dulla and dropping. Sales
Bacon-s5 csks On orders, shoulders nc, clea
rib sides 71ac, and clear sides sac, on Change
20 csks shoulders and 36 do clear rib sides n
~, Is do clear sines Sc choice brands can
vassed sugar cured hams at l7@FHc.
LARD-Choice 924c; refined Y12@iOAc.
APPLES-Choice winesaps at 50 30 from store
leveo receipts of sound in good shipping order a
81 65@l 50 to $2@2 25 : damaged, soft, and lot
in bad order at 81 25Dl so.
LIVE STOCK.
The Republican of Tuesday, from which W
take the above quotation, makes no report of tn
cattle or hog MARKET.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-05
ST. LOUIS
Business Directory.
The Name, Business anu Location OF
Leading Houses.

A-ric vstural Depot and seed store.
WIN koENIG g. co, 2O7 N Second street
Aromatic W Inc.
REFN 4 CLARK, 1000 20O2 Pine street
Cider --"Niissouri."
GREEN & CLARK, 1000 & 20O2 Pine street
Carpets, Ufic1oths. &C.
FINNEY 4 MtGRATH, 4bs N Fourth street 7"
HART x POWELL. 4l0 ana 4l2 N Fifth street
DruCgists-Wh hOlcsaic.
AA MELLIEK, 800 N Main, cor Washington aV
Dry Goods.
JOHN'G ALLEN b SON, 81 Main street
Family Medicines.
NJ q & S X IIARTER h co, 72i N Main street
Glass and Ouecnsware.
WHITMAN GLASS & QUEENSWARE CO.,
1l3 N, Main street, bet. Chcsnut and Pine. "
Jones' Commercial College.
= W JOHNSON, Man. Prin., W cor 9TH ollVe
Lumber Merchants.
SCHNELLE&QUE " cor 9Th MuIlanphy
N BROTHERTON, Yard Office 1898 Broadway
Office 800 Locust street.
Merchant Tailor.
y r SMUCKER, 5l7 Olive street
Marble Dealers. -.
PARK 4 McCLINTOCK, 9TH street and wash
iugton avenue
Piano Ware Rooms.
Mrs A s POMMER, 7l2, Chesnut street
Rcgalia. Flags and society Goods.
PARsON d co, 7lb Fourth street
X l. ROSEBROUGH SONS. l42l Broadway
Vinegar Manufacturers
ALDEN 4 CLOUGH, 3l5 and 3l7 Spruce stree
Watches, Jewelly. &c.
D. G JACCARD 4 CO., 4Ol h 403 N. Fourth 81
EDWARD MEAD 4 Co, 3O4 N Fourth street.
JEIIU SYLVESTER, 2I0 N Fourth street
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-05

another county, may be used he de-
ma nds that he shall be retained, and it is
done. Now prepared for any emergency
they constitute themselves u perpetual
board and refute to accept or allow any
stock to vote that is not in harmony
With their pct scheme. They tell US oil
the world is in harmony with them aud
without them no coal, lead, glass sand or
iron resources Of the county will be
dsvelopet. fhcy arc remarkably inter.
ested in the coal, lead, glass sand aud
iron, Of the county. We woald cay for
the benefit of honest men, that a greater
humbug never existed. We have an
abuudarcc of inferior coal sud some good
coal; the lead sSd iron in paying guam
titles is = FARGO, and is used to direct the
sItea.ioa Of tho people, while money is
being eStracled from their pockets.
' About oil Of our loose change has al
read, been sbsosbed, and if We act the part
OF a wise man we will be up and doing
before all 10 irretrievsbly lost. Wc can
all see that there is general stagnation
in business IN our county; there is no
immigration into the county; real estate
has decreased in value nearly one half,
sad personal property has declined in the
same proportion, yet is there or can
there be any reduction in our taxes
The answer is evident; not under the
efficient management Of Our efficient
board. The time for the payment ol
taxes is upon us and many Of US havs moi
the means wherewith to pay. If we Dor
row of our neighbors they will have tc
be repaid. and then We are ruined
There is but one course LETT US that
promises relief; that is to enjoy what W.
have whilo we have it in possession and
bid defiance to him who would wrest i,
from US. If we have to deal with him
who stipulatcs the terms without con
sulting US or our interest, let US act the
part of freemen an1 lay down our dlctum
and then stand fairly and squarely upor
il MONROE
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-05
POSTAL AKRANG EMENTS.

DEPARTURES OF NAILS.
or Wentzvillc, daily Except Sunday ut 1cor.M.
Lost Branch, Monday y........... "...7.SoA.A.
Auburn, Tues, Thurs, Sat...... .....s.oo
Ashley, Wednesday and Saturday $500
High Hill and Truxton, Friday,".".7.OO
Cap. u-Gris, saturdays.."....... ......"7.So
Tho moiis close at O'Clock on the evening
-rcvious to their departures.
ARRIVALS.
From weatsville daily Except Sunday 800 P.
Lost Branch, ,Mondoys.".."."
Auburn, Tues, Thurs. and Sat......4'oo
Ashley, Tuesday and Friday, y,......."5.oO
High Hill and Truxton, Saturday ...0.oo
Cap-au.G Girls, Saturday ......... ........6.oo
b. CRUMP, p. NJ.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-05
TROY CHRISTIAN INSTITUTE
Males and Females,
TROY, MISSOURI,

THE SIXTH ANNUAL SESSION of Troy
i Christian Institute commenced on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1871.
and will close On Wednesday, June 26th, 1872.
The first term commenced on Monday, Sep
tember 18th, and will close on Friday, February
9th, 1872.
The second term will commence on Monday,
February 18th, md close ON Wednesday, June
26th, 1872.
Every care will be taken to make the school
efficient in all its departments. None but able
and experienced teachers will be employed. The
instruction will be thorough throughout, and
especial care will be taken tn good found Il.
tiOn for a solid education be laid in the Primary
and Academic departments.
The Buildings Of This Institution are beau
tifully situated, and the Grounds are extensive
and very attractive, affording every facility for
the pleasure and recreation Of the students.
The Boarding Department will be under
the immediate supervision and direction Of the
President and his wife, and dill care shall be taken
for the comfort and convenience of pupils en-
trusted to their charge.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-05

The Missouri Conference of the NJ. f.
Church, South, convened at Palmyra on
the 18th ult. The following is che list
of appointments for che Sc. Charles
district:
Willie E. Dockesy, Presiding Elder.
81. CHARLES Sta,ion-Wilham II. Lewis.
Cot,levillo Ciscuit--Josepb Dimes.
Wentzvilie Cisouit-P. D. Vsodevsntcs,
Henry Kay.
Wight City Circuit Lsssou A. Smith.
5onesbSsg Ciscsit-J. s. Allen.
Ashley Civcuit-L. f. Liau.
Louisians Stssiop-W. T. Eliiagton.
Clarkssiile Civcuit-W. A. Tsrwa.sr.
Auhara Circuit-R. G. Loving.
Assxssdris Ciscsit-Ts he supplied By
l. A. n. fompsos.
Nissveh Mission-Ts 10 suppsisd ~
JaaS Dryden.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-05

GONE Wssr.-Our much esteemed fel.
low townslnan, Prof. j. X. Gaff who for
seven years has so very successfully and
acceptably fIled the Pr;ucipalship Of our
Female High School, has pulled up stakes
aud passed out into the broad West, where
his abilities will be exercised in a more
enlarged sphere Of action. lie has
become President Of the Troy Christian
Institute" an academic and collegiate
institution, located in Missouri, about
sixty miles northwest of st. Louis. We
understand that the institution Of which
he has become the head. is one of great
popularity and usefulness in that COM
munity, and feel confident that the most
sanguine expectations of its patrons
cannot but be fully realised If they give
the Professor their confidence and CO op
GRAFTON. He leaves many friends here
who are sorry on account of his de-
parture, and to whom his success in the
newly chosen field will be cheering news
May his shadow never grow less. -
Chambsrsburg (Pa.) Public Opinion.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-05

Our "devil" being told that the water
10 the town spring was running out, said
he knew better, for he had just come
from the spout, and there wasn't drop
running out, and no prospect of it with.
out moro rain.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-05
COURTS IN LINCOLN COUNTY

C,scuIr CouRr-Third Mondays in March and
September.
County CorRr-Sccond Mondays in February
May, August and November.
PRoBArE CoURr-Second Mondays in January,
April, July and October.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-05

Mr.. W. 8. Cooper has bought the
Building site on the northwest corner of
Main and Cherry, where he will have the
frame building formerly occupied by
Messrs. Ransdell & Withrow moved. He
will occupy this stand for his Notion
Store, instead of the Poensalot house,
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-05

Tho New O-'sans Bee ssases the state
rsnt tha! smong the Sisters OF Charity
oov 10 shat city arc ~ sister Of Edward
Everett, Of Massachusetts, and , cousin
OF John 6. Breckinsidsc.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-05

The Sret number Of "Osv Yousg Folts
ILLUSTRATED Paper" has heeG received.
Il is published by r. @. Allep & Co., Az.
Gusta, Maine, and is q perfect u wodel Of
essuty aud good sesding for the little
~o'ld. Only 81 . year. Send for .
sssy.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-05

Messrs. +. q. Cake and j. M. McLel.
lan are preparing to engage in q real
estate brokerage. They expect to alver.
tise extensively the lands entrusted to
them and thus maks rapid sales. They
will not fail to do large business.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-05

ScnooL Books The latest standard
of school books, such as are used in our
schools, at low prices ut NJ. S. Ballin-
gers drug store.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-05

Mr.. VIM. Jackson of Jackson & HUT
has gone to the city to lay in q supply of
goods. They will probably arrive the
last Of this or the first of next week.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-05

]. l.. Van Vert, house, sign and car.
riage painter, decorative paper hanger,
&c. Office over j. r: Knox's bank.
Satisfaction guaranteed in all cases.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-05
MARRIED..

On the oSth ult at the residence Of the brides
father in Troy, by Elder Timothy Ford, MIR.
ship and Miss M0LLIE l.. COOPER. They left
for Terre Haute, Ind, the same day.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-05

For SALE.-A span of good mules,
Is hands high, we'll broken to work.
Enquire Of G.. NJ. LINDSAY, 4 miles
south Of Troy, ou Mexico road. Will
either sell or trade them. n4Ow2
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-05

MATRIMONIAL CRUISING. - Tuesday
evening last, at the residence of Mr.. S
r. Voolfolk, Mr.. Beverly Crews and
Miss George A. Voolfolk were married
by Rev. y. 8. Thompson. No invita-
.ions we're extended save to the relatives
Of the bride and groom, and even thea
the company vac very large, thirteen or
fourteen families being represented. The
happy pair are generally estessnod And
beloved, ssl many good wishes and God.
speeds are sho~evcd upon them. We
are confident the fair bride u;ll make
her Crews through life a happy one.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-05

Messrs. Parker, Crews e. Co., have
just received large stock Of new goods.
Call and see them.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-05

Our euterprising photographer, Mr.. G
l.. Collier, has put up new sign, point,
ing the way to his gallery Of art.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-05
LOCAL AND COUNTY.

CANDIES M. S. Ballinger has the
best lot of fancy candies ever brought to
Troy. Go and see for yourself.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-05

Mr.. Lyuott's new building is progress,
ing finely. The 6rst story Of the brick
work is up. The new Planters House
10 also going up rapidly.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-05

B. T. Sco6eld, attorney Of the Quincy,
Alton and st. Louis railroad, was in
town last week, on business for that com
nany
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-05

Mr.. Il. ". Harbsum has built q nice
plank side walk in front Of his wagon
shop and along the lot upon which it
stands.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-05

MI. Catcots Of the Coal Company in.
forms rs that he has purchased the lot
!uss sorsh Of the Laclede Hotel from Mr..
Lay, and intends establishing q coal de-.
pot there. Next summer the company
Hili build . large two stor, brick on the
spot, "a feet ffoat, sad runsing back
probably 60 feet os more, the lover pos.
tioa 10 be used for the transaction of the
eompany's busiaes shs sscosd 6oor sisl
hs rented out for oAi,es. fhis il al en- g..
1rpriss thst our cttisehs will hAil With
fladnes.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-05

In many localities tho creeks and stock
ponds have gone dry, the wells of living
water are fast falling, aud water is being
hauled distance of ten or twelve miles.
This is one Of the dryest seasons within
she recollection of the "oldest inhabit.
liant" Cuivre river, at the Riggs cross.
ing, is not wider than the palm of man .
hand. Roll on, 70 mighty river!
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-05
COUNTY OFFICERS.

COUNTY OFFICERS.
Circu;, Clerk WV. CoLBERr.
Is. T. ISaRAH.
-ountv Court Justices ,,,, A. X WILSON.
lew. MARTIN.
Probate Judge .".. .."..."..S. X. NoxLEY'
q ,unty Clerk c. CAEE.
Sheriff ......, .......FREp. WING.
IN. b. l.. VERDIER.
Deputy Sherifs ....." .."..... @. MING.
Treasurer. er..,,......................J.K X. CANNON.
A.ssssor. ELIJAH MYERS.
pub,ic Administrator ..........E. q. SITTON.
Comfy Surveyor. ...............J. c. DOWNING.
sohoo, Commissioner IS. PENN EGToN