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RapoIeuu III. -A1s bcr &eife r auf fetner
Settle mad Gnslanb In eattt9 etnsetrofen
rcar, aberret&te Elm Rebaeteur Der uMeu1e"
benz prtn3en Murat bic neuefen parifer
Depsf&en, wel&e bteftr fofort tenn &atfer
aberrst@te, ben er aus benz Sdlaf .psdte.
@apoleon las btsfelben slet& In: coupe ftt>
nee Basens, csne boe Der Musbrud fttnes
@eii@tes f4 %nerdnberte, wdtrenb fetne ge.
slsttsr etne lebtafte unb, wte Is f@ten, frtu-
btss Aufresuas setstsn.
$rufefur @eruiuas 1T au, Is. mdr, in
6etoelbers seRcrbeu.
S9redi@.-Der Sobn etnes @afwtrtbs
in @amburs, Der betu 76. 3essment ben
&ries uttsema&t bat, ,pures In elmer
S4la&t i4mer peruuubet; In Grmartuna
fetnes Gnbts bat Ct etnen Rameraben, fet.
nen Gltern bic lesten @rdbe au <nben. Die
otnebin f&oa leibenbe Mutter farb, ais (e
bic Ra&rt&t ertielt, ausSamsr3. gor tu,.
gem tetrte ber @otn. Der 10 LANCE In etren,
ea;arett selesen. unerwartet aurad. unb
ais nun Batter unb Sptn bas Grab Der
@utter ttludten, purbe bsrGrRere unter Der
@ewalt Der Ginbrlde-matnfnnta, 70 bae
er elmer S%rrenantaut lttrliefsrt werben
n,uGte.
Die ruiFi@e &esieruns als Mooe : re
geut.-Sn Warf4au wu.be etn pom @3ar
befdttstes ReitriYt sr6fentltdt. bas Rrense
g%ercrbnunaen In 8e3us auf bic 8letouns
Der polniiden Suben uni Suetnnen entbdlt.
Der Gurioitdt balter tbeilen mir etntse
yuntte bes GrlaRes NIT. ~Oen Suben 1T
NIT Musnabme Der Rabbtner bic pplnii9.
iatil9e Sra9t perbcten." r3u ben pertp.
tensn Ileibuusafuden seb6ren: lanse
Oberr6ds pon 6etbe unt 9altfette, @urtel|,
ssl,mnBen unb tletne fammtene &dp6tn,
tar.e getnfletoer II. {. No." ,Ssitenlcdeu
(Peies) finb frens unterlast Sdrte barfeU
Oieienteea trasen, pelde bic ruiIfhe
Eradt annebmen. @er beutite 1radt
trdst. ben, 1T Der Bart unterfast." sur
Sabinneu itnb Rrens anterfaat: 1urbau.
&opfbtnben. farbtse yanspTeln u. {. H."
,Das RaRren bes &opfbaares, Der @ebraud
pom falfden 54etteln uub Dsdbdnbern 1T
ben Slbtnnen ps1bohn." .sSlbtnren, bic
ben. 3uptoertanbeln, tptrben auf Der poli;ei,
ater u In @esen,part ibrer @atten pbsr
gerwanbten, ut0irt."
Die 6eert i'm lsten &ries .paren In Gan.
itn bebeutenber, pte I'm 8elb3ua bes Sabres
1866. Denno6 ltertrtft BE @dla9t Don
&6nntaards In 8tsus auf bieGefammtnaGx
b<r bettetlisten 9rurpsn bic srSbten@ hlad.
ten Der 1su,ett. @dtrsnb BET eetp3ts 24O,.
600 @erblntete unb 4 10000 Tran3ufen. alto
3u,ammen $4,000 Mann. BET @osrau,
100000 Trau3cfn unb 100000 0taerrei>
der, %aufammen $4,000 Maan: BET @olie,
rinp 10000 Deherrei6er unb 10000 Ser
b~anoete, %3uiammsn 100000 @ann; BET 3d.
rcbtro 10000 Bran;citn unb 10000
RuFtn, auiammen $50. 000Mann let Belle
Qatanee 4 {. 1000 greuben, $4,000 8erbunbete
uno $4,000 Tran3rFen. aufammen $4,000
Mann; ventlih BET @rapelotte an, IS. Mu~
quf 1870 unaefdbr 10000 Mann Deutfde
sesen 10000 Tran3oien, suiammen a!io
$4,000 Mann eneaetrt aerefen fnb, b.
ben BET 80nissrds 220, 900 preuben oeseu
100000 OsRsrretder oefphten, I'M @an3eu
alio 100000 Rann am &fe She'll &C.
npn1nen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-15

9as srobte 9ampii&if nd&f rem "@rtat
Gafern" wiro In nd9Rer 3eit In 2tperpocl
pom Stapel laufen. Sc wtrb cine 2dnee
uon 440 Tab baben. "a 5ub brett uab &c
SUP tief fetn bet elmer 9raefdbtstHt BON
$3.50 Scnnen. Gs 1T CUR Gabrt mad &me-
RIGA bsfiumt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-15
8mbertiib.
0ie anosflnbtat. III erfdtenen :

Wts a~n9stlnbtat. TT erf6tenen:
site ,uo Neue &elt VI. Sabrsaus 4.
9eft. @ir taben fhon friber bk goraaee
etef.r .refFi6en !3sttf6rift tersoreeboben
unb befdrdnten uns btute barauf su benter-
fen, bab bas neue !9eft bes S~nterefanten,
an,t.tenben unb aud bee Bt1ebrenben man.
@trlei uas in suten, @ttRe brtnst. Bon
ben 3atlrei@<n SnuRtattenen se&nen f&
aus: gernt&txns etnes fran36Rt&eu &araf-
Rer, Resimsnts. pcrtratt BON Iltau Stol3
sos unb Dampfer auf BEN NtmNppt, btr
6ufar Don auerRdbt unb bticabtrsG inquar>
teruns. Aues aber abtrtrift BE prdmte,
etn terrltder Tarbenbsud: @ebna@ts-
sruppe. Die9erren8 enstser MAIDEN fclseu-
be Nittteiluns:
Btsusnetmenb auf unfere 8ttlase Jun, 8.
@tft, ttetlen mir NIT. bab bic Hrdmttn fur
bte abcnnentsn, pel&e f@en poraasbs3aNt
taben, ateefanbt fnb; bastetn bsbautru
mir fttr, bab bas ;ueite 9eft nod nt&t bier
IL, .ptrben Is ater mad anfunft fefprt mad
ltefern.
Gerner ertielttn trir
Or 8ereta oer 81. &tuh9ett. l~1rfpruns.
Ginrtdtuns unb@ntmidelune besfe1ben, unb
Sabrbi@er bss geretns. 1870. 4. 9eft.
DieIe 3eite, fomie B;lber unb Mebat1en bee
geretns t6nnen fsts ron Ben3teer Brott<rs
In New Sort unb @%tneinnatt gratis beic-
gen trerben.
aat9oliiaes 9ansbn@, Z. Satrsana. 3.
9ieferuns, I'm @erlas pon =. 3idel.
9entia:ameritanii@es Gouberiationssee=
Ticuu, 2ieierung 80.
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IL crrefpcnbeu3.l

SurIiasto Soma. 80. Ndra 1871.
Dur9 tie eiebe unb cen Gifer unferes
6o4w. Germ pfarrers Sobann 9. Teabrt&
purbe uns Rattcltten Der @tabt Burlington
bas aroee @lad au She'll, pom 10. bis gum
%. R1r3 ;. S. cine 81. Mif7on In anferer
Yfarrttr@e bur4 bie 6ohw. P. Mar Rarl'
fitter. P. @reiia uub P. Stuascn aus Der
@efenf&aft Seiu, er6fnet au feben. Rtt
tuel&tm Offer. Rutb uneIusbauer aenannte
9uhu. Batter auf Der &on3el. im8 etdtRubl,
fopte In elmer 0fentliden Rebe pbsr gorle>
flung. aeseben non P. @ar 8arlRdtter IN
Der tteFsen Union 9aG, ater bas Sienna
Der unfstlbare Yapf" bic II. &eli9tons.
mabrbsiten uns %ptrsinbteteu unb NIT lost(@
ftaren, fhlaeenbtn @orteu bas @erj iebes
@atrtettslisbenben bis In feline 9teftn e..
fdlttsrten uub gum Mutte, Ausbauer unb
trsaer tinbli6er 9insebuns an bic III. ro>
mild tatbolif9e &tr&e auforcerten unb
auetftrten, mag ber8ewets liefern. bab man
der Sertrrte, r1ander Grfaltete. rnan&tr
xaue, manher pom @eifer res &~attcnolts.
mus Sefuoelte gun. @npc6e Der SHUTTER. ber
IL. rtnt(6 tatbolifdsn 3tr&e 3urudfebrte
Inn TIM 3i@terfuble @ottes 8srjetbunB anb
@nabe erlanste. fowie aud metrere Con.
perttten I'M S&oose Der STRIDE aufsencua'
men purpen. &eo. Batter Meis pom Sort
RaDifon unb &es. Batter Drtt pom @ea
@cint. beibe 9odw. @errn ,paren cine pcne
@oGe tbdtis in Der Iusbilfe I'M Beiatfubl
unp fenatsen prteferli&en Gunftionen.
Danf, %taulenefaden Dant ren6o&p. ga>
tern aus Der @efenihaft Sefu, fowte @odw.
Batter Meis unp 8atsr Srtb nebf uu1.rm
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@pdtsre Ra9ri@ten meloen, pae bte Ser

9pdtere Hadridten 1aeloen, bab bte Ser
fainss Truppen Bel Msiners lber bic Seine
stnsen unb tbre 8ataiQone bel ben Gong
Champs fon3entrtrten. Cine Mense Ser,
b~aftunsen rurben in yaris pcrsencu,men,
unb piele pericnen obne iebe 11nteriu&uns
In bic @efdnentGe 8erorfen.
Mqe airden .paren ant SoHutase In ga
rts eefhlofen.
Sic glYidif&en Seller finb perlaGen unb
bic 9atioualen fu&en S@us In ben, 6etten'
arusen sessn bic @raaaten. Aa sefdnses
men Resierunssanbdnsern wasbe, ME cine
Dtpefae raelbet, bluttse Ra9e senomrneu.
inbeua Der Y0bel btefelbeu u%tehermeselte
bteS @redensberrfaaft bat etuen fur&tbaren
Grab erretht.
2cnbcner Bertdte u1elbtn, pte fol9t:
Der btrette Bertetr NIT Yarts per 2eie~
graph bat aufeeb6,t, ba bic Snfursenten bte
Drdbte 3erft6rt battn. Die @tabt TT wte'
berum tioltrt, uub ale Dtpef@en maGtn aa'
eertalt Ter etnien ber Rattoaalsaresn auf
8e9ebsn wfrben.
Ole &esterursstrappen talten fdmmtltae
@eerfraben awtfden garts unb gerfatues
beftst. Nan tdlt Is fur rpabri&etnlt&. BAT
BITE san3e, Don General Bereeret eefabrte
Snfursenten Golcnne 3ugefansenen sema&t
If. Sn Beslettuns be: &eueluttoustrurpen
beFnben ila 500 @etber uab Rtnber.
Die @9redensttrrfdaft IN Yaris rptrb
NIT jeber Stunse fur&tbarer. Dine etnen
pae pon Der Commune barf Ntemanb r,ebr
Die Stabt oerlaGen. Der ~pertaftete Grs
ttfdof b'Arhots 1T NIT ben, Iobe kbrcbt
unb io1 elmer s~raufanen 8ebanpluus ua'
.terporfsn perptn fetn.
arsVeiflt&en, Defenders bic tatbolt(aen,
perben in bic &erfer ~esporfen. @erionen,
vie TN geroa@t feten, NIT Der 1tters'iaen
Resieruns 3u f9mpatti0reu, .rsroea iofott
trsriTen uno etuseiperrt. 3ab1cft gerbaf.
tuusen babeu in ben lesten Iases fattse'
funpen. &ge bsdsenbeu Burger usrfu9en,
Die Stabt au psrtaden, Is seltust aber uur
In ftlt:nen Bd1sn, ea bte9bore fart tepa9t
inb.
Die &esterunsstruppsn Gnb bel RentQy
3urlfSd4lasen tporben mad eineu eeittsen
&fe. Die Snfursenten kbea Gbattlon
uierer erobert auo bte BEN Sort Bansrss
sssenabtr ~liesenb<u Batterten f~ortseaom.
men.
Inter BEN Ramtn rYartier &d&er~ Il
elm neues Corps in Der 8ilbuns besrtFeu,
unb a1e sroeenG tabltGtutents psrbtn bur&.
fu&t, um @anu(@aften far biefes rGosps
Der Ra&e" III prefer wel&ts ,psetal Jun,
pldntlerbtsnae ttntu.n,t 1T.
Der 6aerretaifds Aomtral Baron ,. Sc
ettbof, befannt bur& ftiaen 5eeRea lb.r be
Staltener tei QtFa 1866 uno feline @enbuns
na9 Meriec 1868 CUR Attoluns Der 2stae
Martmilian's, 1T In Bien rerforben.
Gtne Dtps I've aus @erfatues pon teute
melb.t, tob GH lsbr teftiees Irt,1erte, uno
Slsinsewftr' YER In Der &idtuns Don Gour
b,Yoie unb CA1tiaon fopotl w6brenb Der
Ifsten Rad: rs au4 tsuteW oreen rernuna.
men purbs.
Neueite5.
parts, IS. gprtl. 9eim Watuct. Ttor
1T cine sanebore grefhe sefdcNen unb Ger
Sturn auf hiefen @untt ptro ieoen 4ueen.
bid erpartet. sSn her Stabt tuerten ale
Gtra6sn Yerbarrifabirt. Mebr ols bunbe,t'
tauienb bsiperate qeu.e febsn unter Dem Sc.
febIs oes Repoluttonsausi6uGes unb bteGr'
0lrmuna Der 3lrifape1 yrirp cine b!utiae
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Neuelfe5.

parts, Is. Mpril. 9einn Wat1ct Ttor
III etne sansbare Brefhe esfdcNsn unb Ter
eturm auf hiefen gunlt pirb ieoen 1usen.
bid ertpartet. sSn her Stabt tuerten ale
Gtra6sn Yerbarrtfabirt Mebr ais bunbtrt.
tauient bsiperate Qeute febsn unter Dem Sc.
febls oss Repoluttonsausiduaes unb bteGr'
narmuna Der 3arifapen Miro cine b!uti9e
Nrbeit fein.
Sim Rtttpe9 besab GA cine Deputaticn
mad gerfattles, um nit Der 3ssseruns 3u
u%nterbaubeln unb ;war unter ben gtptn-
sunsen: munt;tpale uratbdusi9fett Der
@tatt Taris uno 8era@une tsrfeIben etn'
sig tur4 bic Ra~ticnal8arbe. unteroedtn
bauerte has Rancnen. unb 0euebrfeutr
unb Der b1gt,ee 9ampf bel ben MubenpoRtn
fort une mahten bic Rebelen eiueu erfule-
retaen Gnsrif auf asntsres uub auf bic
eiiensepan,erten Giieutotuwasen 3utf&eu
BerfatQes unb st. @trmatn:. 8eim Mail.
lott 9ter arb<itesen BE &eooluttondre wdt>
renb Der 9u&t an btr ausflauns Der Bre.
fdt, inbeua lie usue Batterien an btefem
puntte aufpFan,tea uub G& ,ur ge.ttsttt.
suns auf's &euetrRe sorberetteteu. Sen.
e'Abmtrault eomu1antirt tie 3ruppsu bes
Sort galerieu unt Sen. GeNep tteienteen
tt Gtatt1en
Bon Berlin ,nirb teri4tet bic eneltl@e
&esterunB brtu8e kt ber prtubtf@eu b.
raul, biz Orbuune In parts bsrjufteueu.
Dtpef4e ron Bern: Die @eiammt;aM
ter aus e<r s4wets IN ttxe !9etnat sntlaf'
fea.n fran;Sf1deu sclbatsn 1T 84.o34.
qaut ben ltsten 8eri&ten matttt Der
&f untsr b<Rdnttsem&anonen,, @ttrail'
Isufen. unb @ewetrfeuer fort Cte8ebs1fu
betuupttn. aus @ittwe9 bic &sehrunas.
trurpen 3u,idseidlaseu III tabeu. @rceer
gerlut avf bstbenS Soften. Die @etber for
bern bic Sniureentea auf, f9 bic auf ben
lesten Nana au piberfeseu.
&at(sr Napoleon 1T trant ;u Gti3el6urf.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-08-09
DEATH OF w. b. CARLISLE, ESQ

We learn, xith sadness, from the
Pae,,ir Of Saturday last, Of the death Of
W. Is. CARLISLE, Esq, which occurred
at the LuDatic Asylum, Columbia, on
the 2nd inst. He had been an inmate
there since the war-a wreck in mind
aud body. And there being no hope
of recovery, death no doubt came as
mercys messenger, to release the captive,
suffering spirit.
Dir. CARLIsLE's was one Of the most
gifted intellects Of the Siate-quick,
penetrating and brilliant, with versa
tility uncommon. AS au editor, be first
exhibited his talent in the columns Of
the Daiy Telegraph, Of Columbia, about
the gear 1850. Subsequently (prcvious
to and during the .war)..his intellectual
strength was moro fully developed in
con exion with the editorial couduet OF
the Charleston Courier. His, too, vas
a genial, high toned, manly spirit, and a
brave heart.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-08-09
CAMDEN JOURNAL.

Our old friend, I. W. PEaUEs, has
sold his proprietY in this old State paper
to john KERsHAw, Esq, after q con
ueclion Of far the greater part Of forty
one years, either as publisher or printer.
Advancing age and in6rm health have
induced him to this step. Mr.! KER-
SHAW is the son Of Gen. j. 3. KER-
sHAw-a young man. Of energy aud
ability, as the editorial columns Of the
Journal have for some time shown
H says that "the politics of the paper
will be, as heretofore, conservative, put
an unsparing advocate Of right and
justice, and an equally unsparing de-
nuuciator Of wrong aud injustice "
Our best wishes attend the retiring
veteran and the ineoEing juaior.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-08-09
1@We are indebted TO Capt. E. c.
GREEN, :pow in New York, for late and
isapcfssnsNew York papers.
suMrER AND THE COTTON TRADE.

"a Respectfully but earnestly do we
direct the attention of the managers
Of the Wilmington, Columbia and
Augusta Rail Road to the matter coz
tanned in the communication Of GA
Merchant" printed 10 another column
The statement that, with the high rate
offreighs now ruling, "the purchase Of
cotton at Sumter is impracticable," :"
startles Us, as We make no doubt it will
many of our readers. Aud that the
freight schedules should be such as not
to permit Sumter to compete With
Camden aud Cheraw, argues something
ras5sNg.Erong.
HMA Merchant" AID his correspon-
dsot present the difficulty fairly, we can
bat feel that the Rail- Road managers
ncnsisaed will at once proceed to re-
lievs Gt.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-08-09
ANDREW J0iiNSON'S DESCRIPTION
OF GRANT,

To o Tribune reporter ex Presidens
johnson, few days ago, said:
"Gran, is wanting 10 integrity. want.
Jog in intelligence, and wanting in the
will to promote the good Of the couuiry.
The little fellow is selfish and svsricious
beyond bounds His cupidity knows
no limit. He is no statesman and DO
soldier. He never displayed any gen,
eralship. He marched ii the head-no,
not at the head; but 10 the rea.-of an
immense column OF men that would have
accomplished the same results If he had
been 10 the moon. Grant was q mere
uuimportant incident. He never
showed d spark Of GENTS. What
inspiring reGask did be ever make
that cheered ais soldiers aud helped to
win g victory ? When did be ever .bpt
himself in danger, Ike Napoleon al the
bridge Of Lori, to give courage Il, bis
troops? He never showed . single
:rais Of eeneraiship. he had no syn.
patby with his men be never, visited
fhs hospitals Or showed sDl feeling tcr
tie safesing wounded. BE uSs utterly
renotseless. Hs, uas NO ieadss. He
had 10 plans and 90 strategy. f,rspsas,
that for any good be did IN puttiag
down the rsbsliion b hisht'ss Ssll
have besa 10 fhs uooas Il, =
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-08-09
THE CHARLES ron ELECTION.

Wednesday last was pround day for
the noble old Getty BY the Sea-" Hex
honest, enlightened, property holding
oitizeus, felt that something must Be
dOne, aad put their shoulders unitedly
to the wheel, determined to shove The
car Of their city government from the
mirs and Glth into which it had fallen
And gloriously did they achieve the
work. Charleston is redeemed. Rally
ing ali her strength, with one great
effort ahs has shaken Of the horde Of
meroenary adveaturers and native
vampires, shat we're ola.ohins At hea
very .vitala, end stands forth sgaiu iu
garments Of oacial deeeney. She sum.
moasd her whole force, hurlsd her crew
ofradisal pirates overheard, aad put she
gallant ship In the hands Of ofsssstworthy
o@eegs. OH esei.;f5;i; IT.
We zee thas 90 the dawn upon her as
. better day. With prudent manage.
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u; Edlt0T Nl97stef WgkcVIytt"' 3i
DEAR s1n 10 5howIsousihe aH
dpl.iesxsl4 xhieh nsrsdsats bers bsvs
to conteud, annex an extract from a
letter from travelling agent Of one Of
tue largest sOsto6 Buying houses in
ehaf1s5Ie6: Vk021 III
- asWith the high rsss ef lrelges ney
tsslings ths, purchase uf cotton On sum
tsr) Is i@sfls lssissbls: The lower ga rates g
If Sssrab;portasion from oherszz era 1 aud !
Camden 81 give those markets an advantage
over ,,,,sl: Sumter" 20 viz. Isl bse ST,
/ Comment is. RnNeeessarys - cheraw,
oser tuo roads,liaud Camden over
branch. road, both charging. freight On
cotton higb enough; yet dSiyss lss uss Sumter .ae
out ofconpetittion, on aceoups sef the
.eztortiou sfthe Wilmington, Coldmbia
and Augusta Rail Road. inn sT>:
-. 7~A.A IA MERCHANT.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-08-09
Debility and EnaeIaaoa

Both result from the lack of ability to convert
the food into nusriment. How necessary, then,
for those suffering from these alarming symptoms
to Immediately resort TO . remedy that will
strengthen the stomach and digestive organs.
For, as soon this desirable object has been ac-
complishsd, the health improves. and tie patient
resumes hu usual personal appearance. Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters have attained world wide
popularity IN such cases, aud have been proven
the best and safest means Of removing constipa-
ton, toning the stomach, giving energy to the
liver, and relieving every symptom of nervousness
and depression of spirits. Its cheering and beae.
fetal effects are highly spoken of by thousands,
who owe to it their restoration - health. No
restorative in the annals of medicine has attained
the same popularity in the short space Of time It
has been before the public, or has won the hi,
endorsements accorded to this excellent TOMS.
Many other preparations, purpOrting tc be cor
receives and rcstoratives, have been Introduced,
and have perished one by one, willie the popular
ity of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters continues to
increase, and is now recognized q standard
household medicine. The success which attends
the use of the Bittsrs s1nces at once its virtues
in all cases Of debility and disease Of the
stomach. Certificates, almost without number,
have been published, attesting its truly miracu-
lous power in removing those painfal Al fearful
diseases. And at this time it seems idle &c do
more than call attention to tho great remedy of
the age, in order to awaken public attention to
its excellence. It d The only preparation Of the
kind that is reliable in all cases, and 1t Is there
fore worthy Of the consideration OIL the sHictsd.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-08-09

The influences ezerted By colored vo.
meu 10 behalf of the Radical ticket, 10
the late oampsigo, is furcibiy illustrated
10 the case Of . eoiored man, living ou
Smith street, Who he'd the. courage to
vote Wagenertickes; aad Who has been
ever sioee kept out Of bis house BY his
energetic spouse, who, beinga decided
Radical syupathiser, declares tha: her
husband voted 70 put herself aud her
ehildFeu back into slavery, and shall
never come near her again. The poor
fellow is 10 . sed dilemma, be,veen his
Ioveos party and loyalty to bis marital
vu~s, bas be says that '9auleas dat 70
man lets him 10 soon. dere'll be row,
sho. G0vlesaaz Meas. '.'-'
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man of this city, and now grsees . ROOM
where it will attract attention and
Constant. appreciation. A visitor, IN
viewing this relic ofbsgone times, rs
marked, in presence Of your cOrfespoad-
ent, how strange Il seemed to him, that
the State Of South Carolina had never
erected monument to SUMTER. And
SO it is strange. Kershaw has raised the
monumental shaft over tbe---Esnairs OF
DEKAIB, as reminder to her people
of his great services and sacrifice in the
cause of freedom; the forest city OF
Georgia, Savannah, has sne of her pub
lie parks adorned With marble that tells
of the greatness Of Pulaski ; and Why
not the City Park Of Charleston-
Charleston, the Commercial Emporium
of our State-rejoice also in q 4aonu-
ment that would perpetually commepo-
rate the daring and annoying deeds; of
the gallant Sumter in the swamps OF
Carolina, during our first revolution (!
Every one has been so absorbed in
the election for the past week here that
no business of any moment has been
transacted. We are suffering terribly
for want Of rain. / will redeem my
pledge in regard to the Grocery Trade,
perhaps, in my next letter. :e"
HAMILTON
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meus, eharlestp1 will never agalg5
fall into :RadiSaf hands. And the
eject upon tte' material interest
must bas decided. Rope, spirit and
energy VIII revive, and prosperity will
come, if energy and enterprise move
forward to their legitimate werk. ,.,--1,,
Some Of the points exhibited by this,
election ars sighi6sats. ~ ~ 2
The contest -was with a~regular- and
deliberate party pomitstio6, and its.
support was rallied, with fall sweep of
party influence, all the aaailablesel
menss of the city. The.~radieal~Fanks'
were mustered With all the enthusiasm
excited hy the prestige i4a,9 q, 91ninntsrrupted.
triumph. Speakers, great and small,
big With the ardor begotten Of an1'
iOus expectation and only hope, fred the
hearts Of the -"truly loil. ~ Outside
help, even, was called iu-sumter con-
tributiug her quota Of big guns on the
eve of the struggle.
OF the votes pdled, there vas a
colored majority eff 500. The result as
seen by the published returns in The
city papers of Friday last, shows q
majority Of III for Gen. WAGNER,
over the radjcalhincumbent and contes,
tant PILLsBURY: Ada this to the
majority Of cOlorea votes east, aud We
have 1919. But it is supposed that at
least I25 white men voted for PILLS
BURY. If this be So, 1T shows that about
fourteen hundred colored men boiled from
their party nomination, and voted for
Gen. WAGNER, with all the badgeriug
and bullying that was brought to bear
upon them. And if the vote for Aldermen
be taken as data, the showing in this
way is still stronger. 80
The successful Ccitizen'} ticket ca,-
ried fair representation efthc respect.
able colored people of the city. ; And
herein, In our Judgement, is found the
chief element which went to work the
unexpected success. The spirit and
basis Of action, in this respect, as laid
down by the Reform platform, was en-
ployed, and We think the result may be
legitimately put down, as the FIRST fruit
of that eminentiy wise and judicious ex'
ample. And We have the opioioni that
it will be followed with greater or less
success, in the next elections, through
out the State.
The colored population of Charleston
will find that their real rights and in
terests are safe 10 the hands of the party
or class that will now control the NUM-
cipal affairs of the city; that, in truth
those rights and Interests are better
conserved by the class in question
And when this comes about, Radical
ism in South Carolina will be NJ
more.