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The Van Buren press., 1871-08-29

II. A. PIxsci. editor OF the Arkdnsas Patriot.
For, Smith. The Colonel made dash to our
city, on Monday afternoon last. with his tai
entcti wife and were the guests Of Col ,. A.
I.ocxhsrt. We shalt be pleased to see them
oftes on this side Of the river-for the more
they see u, We iesl sure. the better they will
Tx n ilA teAsltiaif A
The Van Buren press., 1871-08-29

u The Public Schools Of the city Of Van
Buren will commence on Monday next, the
sih Sept. See advertisement.
The Van Buren press., 1871-08-29
Public Mass Meeting Of johnson County.
Van Buren, Public Schools,

YTNHE FALL TERM Of our Public Schools will be-
l. gin on Monday next. Sept. 4th.
1t is dssreable that all those intending to enter,
should be hand promptly at the opening Of school
it nterfercs with the progress Of classes to have
pupils enter two or three weeks later.
J. c. HELM. Principal.
The Van Buren press., 1871-08-29

ET Ex. Senator j. II. DooLlrTLE has
been nominated for Governor Of Wis
consin, by the Democracy.
The Van Buren press., 1871-08-29
Bloomington Nursery, Illinois.

Doth year 600 acres! l3 Green-Hou,esi Lara.
&V ert A,.ortn,ea. Beat Stock. Lo,o Pr;css. Trees
Sssrnss, sl rdlnns Bulbs. Sec is Stocks Grafts 30
Seed Catalogues. all for 10 cents &ho!ssais rrios
iis, free send for these, before buying elsewhere
aus s'ns J, X. PHOENIX, Bloomington, III
The Van Buren press., 1871-08-29

~ rss ksg yesr SsStS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-05-17
YOU CAN

~ EFT any thing you want In the DRUG LINE,
VI Pure, Good and Fresh at
q. HOO KER'S.
VOU can set variety and The best 0f l3ltter's
IL nj d. IiOOkER'S.
IL o. HOOKER's.
VDU can get Paint, OIL and Narnlsh NJ
III @. HOOkER's.
VOU can get the latest and most approved coin
u binations Of Physic at
o. HO0KER'S.
VOU AN ret the best 81 Ker0Sine aud Aurora
IL Oiis-Iamps and fixtures nj
q. H00KER'S.
V0U can gel fresh and genuine lAndIeih'ssee
Il for the garden nj
o. H00KER'S.
VOu can get any q Ayers Proper lions TUFTS
IL &c., nj
q. HO0KER'S.
Won can get Sapolio. Sal sotln, Toilet articles
IL &e., anything Ia the line YOU want at
u. H00KER'S.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-05-17

TX Cook Stoves ofbcsi make Jnsi rceeIyed
IL " at Eli POGUE's.
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RICHMOND & DANVlLLE RAIL ROAI


CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
On and after January %, 1871,
GOING WEST,
Train No. l Through passengr)
Leaves Richmond daily Sundays eNceptedlat AM
Leaves Danyillc at.....-,..........-.... li.lz ~.
Arrives NJ Greensboro. ............... l32 pm
Train No. 3 u4ynchbnrg Passenger)
Leaves Richmond daily .0.i5 am
Arrives ut Lynchburg at ) p M
rrlin No. D frlrough Mail and Express)
Leaves Richmond daily at 2,i0 pm;
Leaves DaiyilIe daily I'll 1l,32 D IN
Arrives at Greensboro daily 1T I1l5am.
GOING EAST.
Train Ne. 6(Througli Mail and Express)
Leaves Greensboro daily at m; leaves Danville
daily AT m: mr.. nc Richmond daily nj 12.a2 p m
Train No. 8 Through Passenger, )leayes Green's
boro daily except Sundays)at II m; leaves
Danyille ut l.35 y m; arrives at Richmond ut
S.lJ p m.
Train No. . Uynrhburg Passenger leaves Lynch
burg daily ut s25 m; leaves Btirkeyills at p.
m; arrives at RiehInoild ut 400 pm
Trains Nos. | and connect Mt Greensboro with
trains on North Carolina Railroad for all points
South.
rain No. 3 connects at BurkeyilIe with Train on
Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio Railroad for all
points Southwest and South.
Through Sleeping Ears without change between
Richmond and Charlotte. N. c., are attached.
Through Tickets 20 all points south and s. Yves
can be procus I'd at the ticket Office IN Riehmend.
JOHN II. MAcMURDO, Agt.
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PROBATE COURT,
ALAMANcE COUNTY.
Il. r. Watson,

A. II, Tarpley, Ex'r. Of William Bmnnock.
Petition for Relief
1T appearing By affidavit 10 the satisfac-
ti1n Of the Court that A. ID. Tarplcy, Exc
cu.or OF William Brpnnock, has removed
beyond the limits Of this State: u II there
fore ordered that publication be made In
the Hillsboro Recorder, once week for six
successive weeks, summOning the said
Tarpley 10 appear at the Office o. the clerk
Of the Superior Court Of Alamance county,
and show cause N amy he has why he
should not be removed from his snid Office
Of Executor within twenty days after that
time or Judgment pro colyesso Will be IA
ken ~ 10 him.
w. A. ALBRIGHT, Probate Judge
April 1911. ofAlamance County
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-05-17

~ Hcftfn 10 MAKE flcut Jtsffftt <iSStfS.
George Barnett, Admir- of Danl. l., Bar
nett, Plaintiffs.
aa8sa @ against
Jarrett Barnett, Thomas Ross and wife
Mary Ross, Julia Harry, Thomas Mad
kins and wife Francis Medkins, Margaret
Moore and John Busick, James Busick,
Mary Busick and Ellen Busick, minor
heirs of Nancy Busick, deceased.
1T appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the
court that Thomas Medkins and wife
Francis Medkins, defendants are non-resi-
dents ofthis State and are proper parties to
this action IL Is ordered that service of
Summons ON them be made by publication
in the Hillsboro Recorder, for six success
siye weeks and they are hereby notified
that unless they appear and answer the
complaint of Plaintiffs, within ,wenty
days from service so made by publication
as aforesaid the Plaintiffs will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded IN the COM
plant. 1t further appearing to the salts
faction Of the Court that John Busick, Jas.
Busick, Mary Busick and Ellen Busick
defendants named as minor heirs of Nancy
Busick are proper parties to this action and
are minors without guardian or testament
| tary Guardian in this State. 1t is upon
application of the Plaintiffs, therefore or
dcred by the Court that George Il. Bason
be the Guardian for the infant defendants
| Tor the purpose OF this actioi. unless with
In twenty days, after a service of a copy
of this Order the said infant defendants OF
some one in their behalf, shall proceed te
be appointed guardian for the said In
fants. 1t Is further ordered that copy d
this order be served by publication In the
Hillsboro Recorder for six successive
weeks. w. A. ALBRIGHT,
April l21S71. G. s. 5.
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DIR. ]. ]. THAXTON,

OF PERSON co T.NTY, N.t.fROLTN.d
III ~ iiad thirty years experience a. n general
Ill Prasfirioner of Medicine. The lat fifteen
now successfully treating many diseases hereto.
fore regarded as nciIralie Viz Dyspepsia, Sto.
mach. mud Bowels IN general. including Plies.
Glands IN IN raj n Liver. Kidneys, Heart and
Symplssirs: including Seroitlla. The Mucus
membranes including HE Lungs aud air passages
and even Consumption. tpreyions 20 too gresi
liberation II the lungSl nlay now w. rtnd. He
has also successfully treated Mental disorders,
Manias. and even Insanity, and Mania fnf stimu.
lanis. Spine and diseases IL the Nervous system
spvial attention pail 10 Diseases IL Females, 20.
etIliar to their sex. .I
al,oye OF ssiiress ne II Milton caswell CO. y. G.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-05-17
sUPERIOUR COURT.
ALAMANcE COUNTY.
George y. Basnn ~ Admir- Of
VIM. kirkpatrick.
David Y. Kirkpatrick.

David Y. Kirkpatrick.
PET. 10 mdks Real Estdfo Asscts.
1T appearing BY affidavit 10 the satisfae-
tion Of tie court that defendant IN the n
boye entitled nc Ion u nonresident Of
this State. tits therefore ordered that pub
LEGATION be made once week Cor six suc-
cesslve weeks IN tie Hillsboro Recorder,
q newspaper published In the town Of
HlIlsboro n. e. summoning the said de-
PENDANT 10 appear and answer or demur to
the complaint copy Of which u fled In
ONCE 81 the Clerk of the Superior Court
Of said county within twenty days after
that time or judgment pro coHte@o will be
taken ~ 10 him n
w. A. ALBRIGHT, sc.
April 1911. Alamance County.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-05-17
FOR SALE.

rI,HB plantation Oh Witch I now live. contain.
Il ing 22J aefrs, more or less, sitfinted IN Che
western paFt Of the county, adjoining The lands Of
" the growth % corn, email gfsi and especially
that fine Tobacco. Tnis place has on n q rood
Dwelling House, good Tobacco and aruln harms,
with many other good ont houses two e,,ud On.
chardss. Any person wishing pince ~ tbs Kind
would do wtil to call 10 see Or address me n
Cedar Grove Grunge County, NC.
hpril 10 u, n0itf. T fAUCETT.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-05-17
NEW GOODS
AT THE DRUG STORE,

4 have received full stock Of Drugs. Paints,
i Oils, Pntert Medicines, Hair OILS, Iiandker-
chief Extracts. Perfumcry. and Fairy Goods:
Cooking Soda. shoe and Hair Brushes, Tooth
Indigo, Nader, best Inks. Mace, Ginger, Spice,
Mustard, white Lead, Hair Dye, Hair Nigor, Var
nishcs, and many other Goods. Low Tor cash on
~. JAMES Y. WHITFIELD.
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Ayers SarsaparilIa,


The reputation this en-
! ! ! ] |
ceIlent medicine enjoys,
~ IA Is derived nom lis cures,
4/S - many Of which are truly
~AA marvellous. Inyeterafe
~ cases Of Scrofnlous dis
a. ease, where the system
N W 10 seemed saturated with
AGA - corruption, have been
purified and cured By II.
- Scrofulous affections and
VI - D disorders, whiehwere ar
w. grasated by the serofii-
ious contamination until
they were painfully affecting, have been radically
cured In such great numbers IN almost every sec.
ton Of the country, that the public scarcely need
10 be Informed Of lis virtues or uses.
scrofnlous poison Ia one Of the most dcstrnc-
tive enemies OF our race. 0ffen, this unseen and
unfelt tenant Of the organism undefmines the con-
stituton and invites the attack Of enfeebling OF n
tai diseases, without exciting . suspicion Of lis
presence. Again, Il seems 70 breed infection
throughout the body, and then, on some favorable
ocrasIon, rapidly develop into one or other OF los
hidcous forms, either on the surface among the
yifals. In the latter, tubercles may be suddenly
deposited In the lungs or heart, or tnmors formed
In The liver or Il shows its presence by erupions
on the skin, OF foul ulcerations on some part Of
the body. Hence the occasional use Of a bottle
OF this SarsapariHa Is advisable, even when no
active symptoms Of disease appear. Persons NJ
nicied with The following complaints generally
lnd immediate relief; and, ?, length, enre, By he
nN's Fire, Rose or Ergsfpefas, Teffer, saif
Rhesns, seeid Head, Risesror,s, ssrr Eyes,
Sore Ears. and other cruptions or visible forms
OF Seroftsfoas disease. Also In the more con-
cealed forms, as Dpspepsia, DroPsB, Heart
Disease FITS, EpHepsH, Neuralgia, and
The various UIcerous affections OF The muscular
and nervous systems-
Syphilis or Yenereaf and Mercnriaf Dis
eases are cured by Il, though \ long time Is 10.
quired for snbdning these obstinate maladies by
any medicine. But long.eontinued use Of THIS
medicine win cure the complaint. Leneorrhea
or Whites, Uterine Ufeerafions, and Female
Diseases, are commonly soon relieved and ulti.
mateiy cured BY ia lurining and invigorating
eject. Minute directions for each case are found
IN our Almanac, supplied uatis. RhcnBafisBs
and Getsf, when caused By Accommodations Of ex.
aneons matters In the blood, Yield quickly 10 Il,
a. also Lfrer Ceaapiaiafs, TofpfdifB, CoHges-
fioa OF Tafamssafioa Of tie Lsrcr, and JaHy-
diee, when arising, rs they ofien do, nom The
ranking poisons IN the blood. This s4RxA-
PARILfd u great rest0fVr for the strength
and vigor OF the system. Those who are Ian-
guild and Lisfiess, Despondesf. sfeepiess,
and troubled with Nervous 1pprchensiens OF
Fears, or any Of the affections symptomafie OF
Necklaces, win ind immediate relief and con-
yincing evidence OF is restorative power upon
trial. 14
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Tnz DAILY srN. ao A Y-Arf.

A Presininenfiy read no newspaper, win ths
hrses circulation "a tho word. kree. ipde-
pe7dent. aud feariels IN politics. AL the news
frlms cvsfywhere. I've GEMS . copy By mail.
so ceats q mouth. or e6 year.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-05-17
Che 9ollar atjetkly SIM.
.sEmI-wEExLY sun, 60 A YEAR,

OF the s.me sizc AM general CHARACTER %
THE WEEKLY. bat with a greater variety OF
miscellaneous reading. AID furubhisg tho news
90 ts subscribers with greater freshness. because
I. cones twice . week lastcad Of once only.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-25
FRoM THE UF.Counrnx.-Yesterday.

FROM THE Observation-Disclosures.
eighty-five persons in York had been
put in jail and other arrests were max
ing. At one point in Union, the SOL
diers went to g gentleman's house to
arrest him. He was absent. They in
vaded every room in his honee and car
ried away his private arms. He was q
licensed distiller. After helping them.
selves freely, they poured out the resi-
due OF the liquor on the ground.
----u-~---~>-~-~-~- ---
The ROUTE OF OLD JOHN RoB1NsoN's
MAMMOTH THREE TENT Snow THROUGH
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA AND PART
OF GEoneA. exhibit OF Chester,
Friday, October 27; Winnsboro, Satur.
day. %; Columbia, Monday, 80; Angus
to, Ga, Tuesday. 81. and Wednesday
aud Thursday. November 1 and Q;
Thompson. Friday, 3; Warrenton, Sa.
turday, 4. The price Of admission will
be seventy five cents for adults and fifty
cents for children un3,er ten years of
age.
Tue Survivors Association, Of Rich
land County, met yes 'erday-Col. Wm.
Walluce in the chair. The old officers
were re elected for another year Dele
gates were appointed to the State Sur
vivors' Association. A committee to re-
ceive Gen. Early was appointed. A
committee was appointed to provide for
the annual supper. Another committee
on speakers and toasts was appointed.
A number Of new members were added
to tue association among them Gen.
Butler. Capt. Upper, DR.. Goodwin,
Porcher Smith, aud others.
HOTEL ARRIVALS. October 24.--
Nicherson Homse-C. p. Hyde, Va; r.
c. Johnston, New York; J. NJ. Nolan,
Due West; s. A. Pearce, wife and daugh-
N. L. Pute, Ga; F. Bush. J. NJ. McKuy,
Abbeyille; j. w. Hardy, Md; T. H.
Dodamead, 3. J. Boone, Greenville: G.
9. hluhon, A. L. r. r.; ). r. Chatham,
Helena.
Columbia Rotel-Rev. B. 8. Baker,
Monticello, Fla. l.. F. Darracott, Ga. !;
NJ. p. Pickett, Charleston; r. B. Bland,
N. G.; z. Phelan. Brooklyn; Rev. j. J.
O'Connell, N. c.; j. II. AverilI, L. E.
Johnson. s. G.; s. Broadbent, Balti-
more; Michael O'Neill, Charleston; E.
L. Brown, A. J. Baldwin. Washington;
". b. Smith, Charleston; II. A. Whit
ing, W., @. & A. r. r.; J. O. Winder,
A. Pope, Wilmington; w. j. Crosswell,
8. O.; ]. s. Farley, Charleston; E. @.
Jones, Newberry; James B. Sherman,
Spartanburg; w. A. Bradley, Seven
Mile Pump.
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Tho Question OF Martial Law In soutt
Carolina. 3
Forensic.

We learn that an effort is making to
secure eminent counsel from abroad to
test, in the court room, the constitu.
tionality Of the indiscriminato arrests
made under the Kn Klnx Act. It is
thought due to our people that some
mastery lawyer, whose voice will reach
the ear OF the North, should be en-
ployed to test the question Us to whether
there is any limit to the military despot-
ism set on foot in this State.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-25

A D1sausrED SHERIFF. Sheriff P. nj.
Whitman. OF Beaufort County, has given
notice of his intention to resign early in
November. The Beaufort Repu6ica,
says: '"rhe cause which impels him to
take this course is the totally impnver.
ished condition of the County-his ina
biiity to get my oheoks for services per-
formed for ut least six months to come,
and if he had them, they would not
bring one-half tho vulue stated, and in
order to carry on the office, it is per.
petual drain upon ones private purse.
There is neither honor nor profit in such
POSITIONS.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-25
Con. Hampton.s Addre.. in Baltimore.

Con. Hampton's Address I'm Baltimore.
The Baltimore Americans Radical
speaks in the following compli.
mentary manner OF Gen. Hampton's
eulogy on Lee:
ANNIVERSARY OF THE DEATH OF GEN.
Il. e. LEE.-Yesterday was the frat
anniversary of the death OF Gen. r. E.
Lee. and was observed by the Associa-
tion OF Confederate soldiers and sailors
in this city. Gen. Wade Hampton, OF
South Carolina, late commander of the
cavalry corps Of tho army of Northern
Virginia, delivered tho eulogy upon Gen.
Lee ut the Ooncordia, ut o'clock in the
evening. An immense concourse of
people assembled to listen t., him and do
honor to tue memory Of the illustrious
chioftain, Robert E Lee The body OF
tho hall aud the galleries wero thronged
with people until standing room could
hardly be obtained. Gen. Hampton, as
ne advanced to the tubie. was received
by tho andienoe by prolonged applause.
He delivered the address IN quiet, easy
manner, with little effort at orntory, ap-
parentIy, but with listinctness Of
utternnce which reached every portion of
the house. He com menced with the
boyhood of Gen. Lee, after alluding to
his ancestors, aud the services they Ind
rendered in tho early history Of the
country, and brought him down through
the late civil war to the time of his death.
The address was very interesting, and
at all times exceedingly eloquent and
beautiful. As tho names Of prominent
Confederate Generals were mentioned,
the audience would testify their apprcci-
alton by applause, bnt when the name of
Albert Sidney Johnston Was spoken, the
storm of applause fairly shook tue house.
The speaker was listened TO with pro-
found attention from the com mencement
Of his address to its conclusion"
We are Informed that tie above
address will be given to the public in
pamphlet form.
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The Union has not correctly interpret.
ed our suggestion about its responsibility
for ''the present state of affairs The
present state of affairs is that nine
Counties OF South Carolina are laborinR
under an unnecessary suspension Of the
writ OF habeas corpus; that the infamous
Ku .Klux Act, which bears alike upon
innocent and guilty, has been put III
operation; that the cause of immigra-
tion ito this, State is retarded; that our
business interests in general are da.
maged; that the State, in all its length
and breadth, .is more or less disturbed,
and the public energies TINS misdirected
or wasted. And all this is the result of
regime which, in the main, 10 corrupt,
weak and inefficient; md this. also, is
the result OF the representations made
in the columns of the Union; and that
the Union is the special champion OF this
regime. Here is its general responsibility.
It speaks with virtuous indignation Of
Democratic" frand and corruption, but
keeps discreetly silent about the Tester
ing mass OF corruption connected with
its party associates in this State. It has
much to say Of municipal swindling in
New York. but is very quiet about mu-
nioipRl robbery at home. It very pru.
IDENTIFY is all the time overlooking the
rotten fabric and corrupt officials right
under Its nose. to oindulge in vituperation
Of democrats" at homo and abroad.
1t seems to think that we desire to de.
prive it OF its Ku Klux honors. Let
the Union wear these honors. It has
won it's spnrs-suoh as they are. But
this we have to say, that South Carolina
would. to-day, be better off if the Union
had exhibited half the zeal in denouno.
ing Radical plundering that it has in
paving the way for Grants suspension
OF ha6eds corpus.
The fact of the matter is, that the
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-25

The carpet.baggers, in their quarrels
over the spoi!s. IRE fast turning over the
Southern States to the Democrats. The
lust report is that iu u squabhle Of this
sor:. between two hungry factions, Ar.
kansas is going the way of Tennessee,
Georgin, Alabama, New Orleans md
Tcxas. Let her go.-Mew York Herald.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-25

The intimation is thrown out by the
Radical organ, that because men in the
up-country arc seeking, in some cases.
to escape military arrest it is because of
that guilty conscience, which needs no
acoueer. This does not follow. It is
we'll known that. under the operations of
the Ku Klux Act, the innocent and the
guilty may suffer alike. A little false
swearing and this is readily obtained
and the arrest follows. Innocence is no
protection; hence it is that many man
who is innocent of any offence seeks to
escape the military clutches.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-25

ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE FROM JAN. About
l O'Clock Sunday morning, Sam. White,
the oolored cnlprit charged with the
murder of ". B. Fiddia. at Oakley Sta
ton, attempted to effect an escape from
Jail by crawling up zigzag chimney
which leads from the hospital wherein he
was confined. He got some distance up,
and got hitohed, when one OF the pri-
soners gave the alarm, which brought
the jailor and an assistant to the spot.
He caught White by the legs and pulled
him down. He brustled mp for fight,
but was soon put hors du combat, nnd
locked mp in cell where he will have O
chance to ''play possnm" to his hearts
content Charleston Courier.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-25
Tho South Caroline Situation.

EDITORS CHRONICLE AND SENTINEL:
Your article in last Saturdays issue, on
the state OF affairs in the war district of
South Carolina, encourages me to tres
pass on your columns. Our people have
become 80 accustomed to reproof, both
from our own press and from Northern
correspondents. for our restiveness under
the application of NJ 4rtial law, that I,
for one, renlly feel obliged to you for
your justification Of the ''running
away" from home OF those who are pc
oaniarily abie to do so.
Now. it is serious matter for man
70 break through the net of engagements
which involve him in any business what.
soever, and "run away" AS a general
hin it argues that the fugitive hns e1-
huusted his credit ut home aud is virtu-
ally il bankrupt. But when men of un-
impeachablo integrity are forced to this
course. the apparent anomaly must be
explained III some other way. The fact
is as you have stated it-tbnt many citi.
zons of South Carolina are seeking
homes elsewhere, aud your correspond.
cnt desires to clenr their fair fume.
These men are not leaving home for
crimes committed, but for escape from
that very military oppression which the
oodoCAvuGiOd oA LILO OulGeu OLutCS SX-
press!y guards against. The writ Of
ha6sds co,pus hns been suspended in the
Fourth Congressional District OF South
Carolina. aud the military force now
quartered in that District have been ex-
prcssly instructed to violnte the great
charter OF Anglo Saxon freedom, by max
ing arrests without responsibility 10 the
civil authorities. These slaves of the
man who is military dictator of part Of
our country, and the Republican Pres-
dent of the yet unsubjngated sections,
are empowered to arrest any man in the
oppressed District. aud the victims are
debarred Of NIL legal redress hy u special
Act OF Congress. The work has already
been begun, aud the silence Of the tele-
graph as to the number OF arrests known
to the writer, nrSnes suborlination Of
that usually FREQ INSTRUMENT of publish
ing information. The parties arrested
have almost always been taken from their
homes Mt night, and they arc now in the
hands of the satrap of upper South Ca.
rolina, Maj. Merrill, who holds them
subject to trial on the accusation of any
man, white or black, who is willing to
mlrn 50 II day rs IL witness against them.
Can any man blame South Caroli,iian
for leaving home? REFUGEE.
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IMPROVEMENT IN CuARLEsToN.-Among tho
recent improvements III Charleston Ii the
warehouse and builders depot of Mr. L. P.
foALE, tho manufacturer OF Doors, SaBles
Hayne street to No. So Pinckney street, and
SAID to be the most extensive as we'll as most
complete establishment of the kind south OF
baltimore. Oct5t