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Grant and Greeley upon the Democratic
votes, Mr.. OConor is pleasantly vague.
The voter must rely "upon mere conjecture"
OF Mr.. O'Conor. But the cloven foot
peeps out in the declaration that when Pres
dent Grants second term shall have been
secured shis only motive for inficting
"misery on that (Southern) portion
"of his c%ountrymen will cease" The
confession is made that all the Ku-Klux
prosecutions, all the military interference,
all the upholding Of thieving, carpet-bagge-
ry and fraud in general, has had no other
purpose than to secure to Mr.. Grant q BE-
cond term. And this man we are to trusS!
Impossible. Few men tire OF power. Those
who do are higher and stronger men than
President Grant. The second term will
cause him to lust after a third, and where
can the necessary vote be 30 easily obtained
as in the gagged and fettered South I? Again
the game would be played OF which we nav
been spectators these seven years. 1t is as
founding that any man should be willing to
trust General Grant, upon any terms or at
any price.
The letter of MIR. O'Conor, as We have al
ready said, is the utterance OF an earnest
unselRsh man. 1t will iDjure the cause o.
Greeley in some small degree, without aa-
vancing by a hair's-breadth the cause OF po-
,,;.,, roronorotion which Mr.. O'ConOr has
at heart.
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The straight-out Convention.

Twenty-four States are represented in the
Louisville Convention; but what is the pop
ular strength at the back OF the Blanton
Duncans and Lyonses who, in their indig-
nant virtue, prefer Grant to Greeley, should
no perpendicular Democrat be placed in the
field? South Carolina, which will cast forty
five or fifty thousand Democratic votes LOT
the nominees Of the Cincinnati and Baltl-
more Conventions, is represented on the
| floor OF the Courthouse at Louisville by q
| delegation at the head Of which stands q
| hali-crazed enthusiast who for two years has
wandered to and fro in company with q
Bible, q big Grum and well.thumbed copy
ofthat charter OF our liberties, the United
| States Constitution. This individual called
q straieht-out State Convention. ct which,
we believe, three persons were present.
These persons appointed the delegates, who
profess, in Louisville, to be the mouth-piece
of the Democracy Of the State. Mr.. Stokes
and his fellow-delegates represent them
selves alone; and this is very much the con-
dition, we doubt not, OF the delegates from
the remaining twenty-three States. But
whether their constituency be ten or ten
thousand, it is the height OF impudence to
write themselves down as the Democratic
party. No one could prevent them from
refusing to abide by the formal and authori-
tative decision OF the National Democratic
| Convention; but as nineteen-twentieths OF
the party do accept and confirm that deci-
sion. it requires some assurance for the pitt
nl remnant to assume to be the only De.
m~ocracy. 1t is the old story Of the tailors OF
Tooley street. The Louisville Straight-outs
are The National Democracy only as far as
the s~artorial iriumvirate were the people OF
England. Men like Charles O'Conor, very
few of them, give 10 their adhesion to the
movement for pure, though Quixotic, reasons.
Whether the managers know It or not, they
are, In their eagerness to defeat Greeley, in
creasing b responsibilities OF the reelection OF
Grant. For those Of the number who think
that Grant will make the better President,
such O line OF action Is consistent They
forget, however, that it would be more hon
est to vote squarely for Grant, instead u
throwing away a vote upon a candidate who
has no earthly chance OF e.ection. But IL
III those who now will vote for the Straight
out nominees would otherwise have voted
for Grant, it is better for the Liberals That
the nomination should be made. Each
Democratic vote given to Grant counts as
two votes against Greeley; each Democratic
vote given to a third candidate counts as
only one against Greeley.
The Louisville movement is foolish, IL 1t
ia not %treacherous. It's leaders must take
their choice. They will certainly be regard
ed, by cool observers, as a knot OF pseudo
statesmen who have very little patriotism or
precious little political common sense. tn
latter is, most probably, the nearer to the
truth.
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The letter OF Mr.. Charles O'Conor, ad-
dressed to the Louisville Convention, is a
remarkable production. 1t impresses the
reader with q sense OF the ea%rnestness and
pure purposes of the writer; but it proves
Mr.. O'Conor to be better fitted 'to remain
Sin private station" than to take the helm
OF the yawing and pitching political vessel
Just launched at Louisville.
It is easy enough to describe the deca'
dence Of the pure Federal system established
by the fathers of the country, to dwell mourn
fully upon the usurpations Of the Executive,
the en%croachment Of the delegated powers
upon the reserved powers, and the tendency
of the whole government towards o CONSOLE
dated despotism. This was foretold twenty
years ago by Mr. Calhoun, who, with pro-
phetic eye, saw the consequences OF the CEN
Trailing spirit which raised it's head as early
as 1889. But what Is needed is o plain
statesmanlike proposition looking to a cut
ting or untying of the political knot. This
is not given by Mr.. O'Conor. That gentle
man, as many a Democrat has done before,
~denounces, as a fertile source OF evil, the
practice OF borrowing money upon letters OF
credit. In his opinion nations, like individ-
uals, should pay as they go. We concede
that in a government like South Carolina it
would have been a mercy II the three de-
partments combined had been unable to bor-
row a single dollar. But with States, as with
individuals, there are occasions when money
may properly be borrowed for the public
benefit. Mi. O'Conor objects to anything
like a paternal government, and we are Tree
to admit that there is too much interference
with private undertakings. The citizen is,
or ought to be, able to stand and walk alone.
Mr.. O'Couor has no hope that his views will
receive immediate attention. They will not.
1t is his lar-sightedness, perhaps, which pre-
vents him from working for what minor
reforms lie at our doors, as o stepping stone
to the larger reforms beyond. No thought
OF the political revolution OF 1s65-7O troubles
his mind. This is why he is an unsafe ad-
wiser. The Democrats who support MIR.
Greeley know and feel, as MI. O'Conor does,
the backsliding and degeneracy OF the gov
eminent; and they vote for Mr.. Greeley be-
cause his election will check the swelling
stream Of nepotism, corruption and central
ization. They know that another four years
of Grantism will soiidiiy the National idea,
and make the States mere counties, with no
rights which the General Government Is
bound to respect. The election OF Mr.
Greeley will, at least, bring to a stop tne
whirring chariot wheels of our smoky C@-
sar.
With regard to the respective claims OF
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H-NOTICE. = GREENVLLE AN
COLUMBIA RAILROD COMPANY.
The State, ex Relatlone the Attorney. General
Plaintiff, vs.. the Granville and Columbia Rail-
road Company, Defendant.
JAMES q. GIBBES, JAMES R. PRINGLE and
others, Plaintiffs, vs.. the areenville and Column
bis Railroad Company and others, Defendants.
The undersigned having, by order OF his Honor
Samuel W. Melton, Circuit Judge OF the Filth
Circuit, dated June 18th, 1872, been appointed Rel.
cree on the above stated cases to ascertain and
report, among other things, the amount Of In.
debtedness Of the areenville and Columbia Rail-
road Company, with authority by advertisement
to require all creditors to establish their zespec-
tive demands before linn
Notice Ia hereby given to oil and singular the
creditors Of the said Greenvllle and Columbia
Railroad Company, whether holding bonds of the
nrst mortgage, bonds or certificates Of indebted
ness guaranteed by the State, bonds or certin'
Gates OF Indebtedness OF the second mortgage,
non.nortgaged bonds or claims OF any other
character, to present and establish their respec-
tive claims before the undersigned as Referee, at
his once In Columbia, South Carolina, on or be-
fore the lat day Of October next, at which time
his report on such claims will be made up and
submitted to the Court in the said cases.
JOHN 8. GREEN, Referee.
Columbia, 8. o., June 10, 1872 jun27.12th1l
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OFFICE TREASURER
KyANNAH AND CHARLESTON r. r. Co..
CHARLESTON, y. O.
The Coupons for interest on the BONDS Of the
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD
COMPANY for Funded Interest, which mature
September 1, 1872, will be paid on presentation at
the Banking House OF d. Il. KIMPT0N, Financial
Agent for the state Of South Carolina, No. 0 Mas.
ssu street, New York, or at the First National
Bank, Charleston, at the option Of the holders.
sens.tuths3 8. W. FISHER, Treasurer.
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MIR. Charles O'Conor has accepted the
nomination OF the Louisville Convention.
Either that acceptance or the closing sen.
fences OF his elaborate epistle must be taken
in q purely Pickwickian sense.
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rs.OFFICE OF SPECIAL COMMITS.

sInNER, SOUTHERN CLAIMS COMMISSION,
CHARLESTON HOTEL, SEPTEMBER 2, 1s72.-
NOTICE TO CLAIMANTs.-As the Act OF Con-
gress under which the Commissioners OF Claims
are appointed expires on the Sd day Of March
next, It is important for all claimants In this
vicinity to avail Of my presence to furnish testt.
mony. Twill remain only a few days longer IN
Charleston TO examine such claims as may be
brought before me.
THEODORE ". PARMELE,
Special Commissioner for South Carolina.
sep5-1
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Jpint 6tork Gomuanp.

OFFICIAL RATTLE NUMBERS OF
~ TaE CHARLESTON JOINT STOCK CON-
PANY for the benefit OF the State Orphan Asylum.
GLASS No. 1Sl-WEDNKsDAY MORNING, Sept. a:
GLASS No, l32-WRDNEsDAY EVENING. Sept D..
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We learn that the grand jury for Green
vie County yesterday returned ''no bill" in
the case Of Ira E. Hill, ESQ.,, charged with
libel.
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fpst a,t6 fnmnn.

GTRAYED Oh STOLEN.-A SUITABLE
- reward Will be paid for the recovery OFT
DUG, which has been missing since Thursday
last. He answers to the name OF 'tWatch, - and
is about eighteen inches high. Black, with white
neck and breast, cara cropped and tail long,. APP
ply to No. 20 Ashley street. sepS.tnths3
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@- OFFICE TREASURER SAVAN-
NAH AND CHARLESTON RAEROAD, COMPA-
NY, CHARLESTON, q. c.-The Coupons for In
terest on the BONDS OF the CHARLESTON AMI
SAVANNAH RAILROAD COMPANY, guaranteed
by the3state eff South Carolina, which mature
September !, 1872, WILDE paid on presentation at
the First National Bank OF Charleston.
8. ". FISHER, Treasurer.
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m- IF PEOPLE WHO SUFFER FROM
the dull stupidity that meets ns everywhere In
spring, and too often in all seasons Of the year,
Knew how quick it could be cured BY taking
AYERS sARSAPAR1LLA to purge the bile from
their systems, we shonl have better neighbors as
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!&huriatl1nal.

nUE WEST FEMALE UOhLKGG.-.ss
~ Send us your Daughters. = -
The next Session opens OCTOBER 1e onJ
very best Teachers employed.
Boarding, including washing and Fqeis ana
Tuition, one Year, 1854 90. Over One. Hundred
Pupils are present annually. the PresaenS WI
NIGHT. the 4th OF Oosober. and will take chafg!n-
of Pupils on the Greenvtle and Columbia kan,r
road SATURDAY. the 9th. ..,,,c u:
s sHn ms President. c <,
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Gi11anr1al.

NITIZENS' SAVINGS BANK OF SOUTH
CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON BRANCH, No. 8 BROAD STREET.
All sums Of and over FIVE DOLLARS deposited
in this Bank, on or before the fifth day Of each
Calendar Month, will bear interest tSlx Per Cent?
for that month as If deposited on the nrst III.
slant.
Deposits Of One Dollar and upwards received
daily from Q A. n. to 2P. NJ, and on SATURDAY
EVENINGS.
This Branch is under tho management OF the
following Local Finance Committee:
LOUIS 3. DESAUSSURE,
CLELAND K. HUGER, F. MELOHERS,
DR. A.. B. ROSE, BENZ. F. EVANS,
@. WULBERN, E. n. THURSTON.
Collections promptly attended to, there being
Branches OF this Bank at the most prominent
points In the State. D. RAVENEL, JR.,
aen2.6 Cashier.
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ns-THE BALTIMORE ROBBERY DEM.

%~THE BAITIMURE DUW-
ONSTRATEs the oft.told tale that cheap safes,
old-fashioned safes, snfes not up to the times, are
the temptations to burglary. Bankers may pro.
vide watchmen, and may use other safeguards,
but they will not put their money In the watch.
mans pocket, or trust 1t in o tin or wooden box,
no matter how many guards are used. The safe,
after all, ia the last receptacle. No amount OF
watching or guarding will ever make q poor or
old.style safe Trustworthy. THIS Is the citadel,
and should be THE BEST that can be made.
THERE Is BUT ONE BEST. @
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THREE MONTHS AFTER DATE APPLI.
Il CATION will be made to the Bank OF Charles
ton for q renewal " Certificate No. 470S for one
Share, standing in the name OF "St. Paul's Church.
Radclifeb0ro' Permanent Fund.- the original
being lost or mislaid. july6-lamo9
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Eeaal Notices.

A DEMONSTRATORS E.-ALL
N persons having claims against tne Estate
nresent inc same. duly attested, and those In
tiebted to make payment to
M. p. O'CcNNOR, Administrator,
Law ONCE No. 80 Broad street, Charleston.
augl6-ths7 -
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DOWLES BROTHERS & CO.,
LONDON. PARIS AND BOSTON
No. 10 WILLIAM STREET,
NEW YORK.
N E W 7

CIRCULAR CREDITS for Travellers, available
throughout the world. Bills Of Exchange and
Telegraphic transfers on er7 part Of Europe in
sums 70 suit. may23-x
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~ THE USE OF HALLS VEGETA-
BILE sICILIAN HAIR REVIEWER not only re-
stores the Hair to It's natural color, but gives 1t a
soft and healthy look. aug3l-stnth3D&W
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9nmt11fr Resorts.

MOUNT VERNON HOTEL, No. 81
lVl W.. MONUMENT STREET, BALTIMORE
Mil. ON EUROPEAN plaintiffs favorite es.
tablishment, situated In one OF the most eligible
positions In the city, On the highest ground, aRd
Consequently well adapted for o Summer Resort
being comparatively cool IN mldsumnei, mag-
ni6clently furnished with baths and other con-
yeniences on every floor. Ia now open for me re-
ceptlon OF those contemplating q tour OF pleasure
the coming season. The cars run within 9 sgaa1e
OF the house. Coaches at al the stations. E.f
WESTOOTT. Proprietor. 1unS4mos
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yXTANTRD TO INFORM THOSE NOT
w acquainted with the fact that the SOUTH
ERN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY issues Joint
Life Policies, ilsuring the lives Of partners in
business, 30 that, on the death OF either, the
amount insured for Is paid to the surviving party.
1t also lnsures husband and wife on the same
plan. EBENC COFFIN, Agent, No. 81 Broad street.
may18
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ANOE .%acillties by the agency of that strong and
reliable American Company, the PHGNlx, OF
Hartford, are now enabled to offer to merchants
and property. owners Policies In the above named
COMPANIES at as low rates as any other frst Class
Companies. E, SEBRING d. CO.,
Insurance Agents,
oens No. IA Broad street.
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HEARINGS 4 FARRELL,
Nos. PSI and 257 Broadway, corner Murray at.
Only manufacturers Of HERRING'S NEW
PATENT CHAMPION BANK SAFES. Messrs.
WALKER, EVANS d O0asWELL Agents,
Charleston.
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DERFUME ATOMIZERS.

This new and elegant addition to the toilet
table is coming daily into more general use.
full supply-ainerenJ styles-constantly on manu-,
At DIR, Ii. BAER'S Drug Store,
No, lSl Meeting street.
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m- DIR TUFTS LIVER PILLS IN
yIGORATEs the debIlItated organs; builds up the
nsgglng nervous energies, and imparts vigor to
hoSv and mind. sep5s
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YOURS YER.
| s B Garrett
r washington
Rev W H Mitchell
r 8 hudson
| D B Smith
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Cyrus Scott
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Daniel Lucas
Jessie CuBsac
Jas F Fuller
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Henry U Merchant
] N Fraser
Samuel Plnckney
ScipIo Murray
Joseph Mcpherson
Samuel Ferguson
Isaac Thorne
Edmund Gail
Thomas Robinson
Edward Wightman
O Nathan
X Morrison
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Samuel Fraser
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Robert OuHtis
Lewis Jackson 8
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T Johnson
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Jessie Pringle
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Edward Bull
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BOARDING.

1.-TWO OR MORE SINGLE GENTLEMEN
can be accommodated with good Board and
pleasant Rooms Apply at No. 200 Ring street.
9enS. LuthsSx
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MIR. Charles o'conor on Government.
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Bperial Notifies.

M- PHENIX INSURANCE COMPANY
OF HARTFORD.-We beg leave to inform the In
:suripg public that we have received the appoint!
.ment OF Agents Of the above named frstclsss
Company, giving us, In addition TO our present
Capital, immense facilities for taking Rlsks on
Cotton, Merchandise, Buildings and Dwellings at
fair rates. E. SEBRING & CO.,
sep5 Nc. IA Broad street.
ae- CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
MEROEDIrA, from Boston, are notified that she
will discharge Cargo THIs DAY, at Vanderhorst's
wharf. Goods uncalled for at sunset will remain
on tpe wharf at owners' risk.
sepb-l JAMES ADaER Il CO., Agents.
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Jnsnranre.

J1srrGrre.
TIRE INSUR A N O E.
THE NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF LONDON AND EDINBURGH,
CAPITAL, sl2,oOO,o 600.
THE PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT,
CAPITAL AND ASSETS, $l,427,s26 IA.
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GOOD BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
N Rooms, upon reasonable terms. at No. II
Broad street. Furnished or unfurnished Rooms
to rent. aug30