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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-11-16
(Uortissung.)

sd lase ;:n;ner nur: lie eis Nls
ten lunaea, 70 pft:isn eie Sunsen.
unc 0u meist aud rphl> feine artise
Sinner fnsifsn DE Sase TN Dunfeln in
cen SdwanS ,peuu'5 9ater uno Mutz
ter nidt iisbt", laste Die Trau.
,9sna miro bon Secelmarn eepries
fen" erwieerte Dreelen, ~uno es 1T be-
fanat mas Der ieliae Yafor INNER
la9ts, ccb lie 10 gut pie Elm Gcrbilo
mare fir pte gauge Weteiaee pesen III
ret UyImmiafe!t unp Qiebe III iarer ors
men 0robmutter uno ibrem unS!ldliz
den 8rlperden."
uNun ia, iaste b, Trau irs,rlid,
Ter Yafor tounte lein 2sbtas ntbt
pertrasen, tab man Ginsm III nabe
fam, isltit penn IS Dor alien 2blren
par uno Die &inper ouf Ger Strabe Fh
paScn er3dblten. SD t1nnte Dir ,rcbl
2eute uennen, bic bsbaupten> Is ml6e
nit 2ena cod nidt Auss gan; ri6tis
isin, urp id m1hte aud NAL germ wil>
len, no ie ras lh5ne ssfsperte 5alsz
tua eisentltd Der bat. Durd gslens
bincen osroieneu Fs faum ra5 Sals
in Die Sartufel, cas meiet 0u TELLER
ncbl."
nTrau, T-au! 0as fnb llntise
8eeen", laste Dresfsn eruit, incem er
aufitanp uno nit einem Geuf;er berz
au6sinA ME e5 Ibien I'm mad benz
Sieb su ietsn, i'm Orunpe aber, I'm in
Ger Ginlamfeit isinsm 5er;en erf 2ufi
III MAIDEN.
N!s Ger 5err ibnsn aus zen Nuae,,
mar, rpurpe Die llsnsrilAe 3unse pes
Sunsen ron ibrer lssten 8elisl beireit.
Gr er;db!te auf @srlaneen Der Trau Nl>
les gan; uurtdurIih uno es ;eiote ii9,
rab CT fit einea Sauerniunsen eine
lebenoise Ginbilpunesfraft belab; {,
mar ni9t camit ;ufrieren> sana i'm
Streit nit Der @atrbeit 81 er;dblen.
1pie Die alte Srau ibn binterrids bdtts
anfauen molten, i~oncern er fuste nod
BEL, pas fie, ais er ben 5unp auf fit
ssbeBt bdtte, serare pis Die 5eren, BIZ
semSbxli9 auf 8elen reiten, NIT tbrem
Strd, swifden ben 8einen iber BIT
5aipe 9epFoaen mare, 70 eaB fte Ut
pl6e!id aus isinsn Au9en osrl9wun=
Cen mare. ALL
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Traufreis, nno iein Neoent,

7a5 Sdidial RET frans6Eiden Sc
publif 1T 10 euse nit cemjeniaen ibres
sesenwirtisenY rdiicenten, 6rn. ltters,
s%erbunren, caB tbre Griiten; pom rielem
ein;i9en Manne eemi1erma0en ot;uz
hansen ide;nt. Gin pplitil1srGorresz
poncent idilrert ZEN jsgisen 3uianr
Grantrsids allc:
Gin 70jdbrtser Gransole purce als
&epublitaner setpren, jubelte als &naz
&c einem fe5sefr1nten Deipoten ;u, fab
ibn oe,treiben, wieeerfommen uno aber>
mails Fiebeu, bulpiete ben leeitimen
&5ntsen 9ueris XVIII. uno &arl
X, erlebte al5 Waan bic 3erft6runs
Der lesitimen Wonar9ie, Die Grridtuns
bee 8arsert6uigtbums, pe7en fldsli@en
Ginturs, bic epbemere srpeite &epublit,
beuete fd miui9 unter bas smeite Raj
iertbum, neil e6 tbn aus BET &epub!if
rettete, uno Fnoet fi6 a!s @rets in Die
brittle 8epublif binetueeldleuoert. Wub
rem 10 TN Birtel 5erumeecrebten nt@t
idwinrelts seporpen iein, mie einem
8erauidten ; mus inn ntdt @erfano
uno 0epadtutB ponfen ? Gtnem nil
cen Strueel 8leidt Die @el1i6te bes
fran;5flden Bottles pom 1889 bis
1872. Die brittle Nepublit bat Ibiers
in Zen 6dnren> wie er 1elbf iast, uno
er eerlpridt, fe nidt fallen ;u lafen,
ionrern fte gu elmer ccniervattpen Ma&t
beran;utt!cen, III elmer S9uBwebr &c.
gen 81. Sturm !utben Der &spplution.
sic wirp e5 iein> penn bic frans6s
fi9e Station f9 nidt nur
tn bic %cenleroatine &epu6l;t
fast ipneern f6 rerielbn NIT @ort
uno Shat ennimmt; penn bas fatboz
Hide Golf ibr pertraut unb bic Nrmee
fir le einliebt. Denn feline SerfaGuns
uno feline 8esteruns bat 8eitaup, wie
8iiaof Dupauloup rem Gbef Der Re>
publif ;u Semitic fdbrte, wel@e ni&t
BON jenen beioen pfeilera setrasen
rirt. Ginfweileu beberridt Ibiers
bic Republtf, ME leiner 3eit Der erRe
eonful Hapoleon 8onoparte. Die
Wonar@iften Der Mationak0 erfamu,>
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Mius TX. nnb feline @etrcncu,

Den pielen 6uIoisunoen, rpelde eem
Sberbaupte her fatbolilben STRIDE Don
Seite ieiner 0etrsusn ju She'll murcen,
reibt f1d cine neue al. Wian 1dreibt
ndnlid aus Rpm pom 13. Sfteber :
6euts CAB Elm Gisrtel Ger Stapt
Mpm, pas Don Irastepere, Dem papie
sinsn jener Bswsi'e Der Gtrfuyt5; uni
graebenbsit, Ter ftdsr alien babel NRz
w~slenren u~nSsrse6lib bleitsu min.
Nm 20. September battsn einiss Strplz
DIE cine Art ron Teit!ibfsit r%eranital>
tet, rppourh Ger Gtnma.ld her Yiempnz
telen in Nom eefsisrt wurrs. Die Be-
robner ron Srastepere batten rubis
Die Samad ertraser> Die linen BON
Zen gincrinslinaea unsetban wurre ;
bod bielten fe e5 fit lire Sfidt iih
Dem Seilisen Tatsr in ma'Ie oorsuits!z
len, uno cas- GorSefaIeue III ras setSz
risr 2ibt 81 1esen. STE r%erlangten
cesaaIb cine Guoisns, eie ibneu ssu1brt
uuroe. 5eute erftieas, nun mebr ais
5000 5raetsvsriaer ii, Satieaa in rer
Gala Ducale, uu, cen Seesn Res 81.
&atcrs fit ;u erbitten. lin niAt bon
zen Strolden tebeQist su meieen, bait
ten iie oer peltset ansessist raS tie gum
81. gater iid beaeten wireen. um ceu,z
ielten ibre Gbrfurdt ;u beseiosu. Nad
III uDr besab iiA plus TX. in csu
9robsn Saa!, no Die 2rastfocriner YER
lammelt paren. Gr mar ron ben Car
ptnilen Cullen, Geryisri uno Bilio be-
9leitet. Gin unbeldreiblider Subel
eupFn9 BEN papR. Sur nit Mabe
selan9 IS, tie 2ebebSdrufe gum 9mei>
gen 3u brinsen, unp eann erit mar IS
m69lt@, bic Npre6e ;u Serleieu, in nell
der ertldrt murpe, cae bic Dempntraz
ton pom 20. Septemter ron Der
4udfur unp Ter &seieruns %arranst:t
porpen" lei uno nidt Die 0eiinnuns Ger
Bemobner BON Tra6tepere gum ans
orud seSra9t babe. Nadeem bic
1orefe oerlelen tuoyren war, erbpb Iid
rer Tapft pom 1brpne unp bie!t cine
ldn9ere Nnipraae. Gr fprad sund9it
feline 1reure aus dber cie sute0 einuune
be rBemptner npn5raeteoere uno tniipfls
Damn ieiner @ewcbnbsit na9 an cas
Gsan9eltum bes Cages Wprte Der Sez
lebrung. Plus TX. %erinnerte an Zen
Sag, an wel9em Mue Redenibaft al
lesen mu6en lber ibr 5bun uno frasts:
uBas miro baS fir cine Hehnunssz
ablaee 1ein, tpenn cte S%purnaliitsn, bic
LTalider, bic ciebii4en Saisuteamten,
rie idle9ten Npminiitratoren res itaz
lienilhen 3eids5 sur @eyantwprtuns
eesosen tpercen?" SIM &erlauf ieiner
Nepe madte Der III. Gater rarauf auf>
merriam, raj beute raS Set zines teili>
gen &6aiss. hes 81. Gruarp> sefsier'
merce. Der 81. Gpuarp son Gnsz
lanp," iaste Ct, ubaute Rirden UNI
&lSfer, iurste aber aud suslei@ fiji
bas Mpbl peS gplfe6 uno mar Elm
jl&tiser, feuldsr 8Sni9. Ct mar abe,
ni9t oe, Ginjiee, Der in guycra resiert
bat, >pie es einem S5nise ;iemt. 90
CAB beiliee &6nise in Yprtusal, Spa
aten, Granfreid, polen, Iduema,t,
llnsaru, B5bmen uuo Stalisn. UNI
wi6t ibr, u,rine Sinner, aud ras 5aua
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. f.utllft0n.
Qfu oeat(atu piouiereu.

Die Sbr setampft, BE Sbr eerurssn
Mit f'nem 3opf unb rauber 5anb,
Bis Sbr Gu@ zine 8atu er3uunseu
Ills @iebIer in ben, ueuen 2anr;
Die Str ben Stntsrualb b.tratet,
Mls taunn Elm pfao eas 3iel esseist
Tim Mtl9 uns 8rub ben Garmsr ba.et,
Das Ct fir Gueru Daut serfi9t;
CUR 3eit, als nod tein Dampfrub tsu4ts,
aeia 9ctel Gu& Elm Obba9 bot
1nb nur bas @teppeueras, bas feudts,
Gin nd6t!iG Eager CAB CUR Nutb.
Sbr talft RE bidten @dlber Iid'en,
l1nb tau'n Canal unb GiienSabn,
Dabci mar Guer Sraatsn, Didtcl,
Nu& b5b'rer Mrbeit 3usstban.
Sbr triftet aud tes Qartes Sitte
Wnf @uern Wstfes etne @pur.
unb Sober tpar aus Gurer Ritte
Gin piun;er aud Der Gultur.
Ssr babt s~etdmpft Sbr babt ssrxrssn
Wgtt Gusrm S&peiB fir eisnen 9.re,
Dem 5reu,beu babt S5r's abse3wunsen,
DAP ct ren beutlaen Nameu ebrt.
Sept gilt CT ala bss itiaen 6leisss
l1nb al5 Der Steserfstt Symbol,
limb jeber Giuaeburue peiB Is,
@ie bod Sbr iaast beS 9anbts Iutl.
Stan iebt ben Baum SIR Bridte trasen,
Zen SIR s~eplaa3t ben Sur sebeat
Mein Munid, taB Sbr in alien Iassn
Ncb lang eenieBt mas SIR eepFest.
Sara e'iDrg
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Tbdtiatsit lie9t, 70 liegt er eben nur in
ibrem tirdliden Character, In tem umz
fanoe, rab lie fd in belonoerer @eile
@ott unp aus yiete III tbm Der Grsie>
buns Der Suseno sepeibt baben, rab fe
in ibren Sdulsrn uno S1llerinnsn
neten Ter Sdultilruns peren relisi5ie
Gr,iebuny nit %telpnrerer Sorefalt
pFesen, ales unter Der Mufldt rer
Srts<S eellor5sr uno rer 8iitbfe uno
i'm @eiite unp mad ben Dcridriften les
fatbolilben @lautens. Das 1T ater
ntdt blpB unsertrdelid NIT Der Nedts>
eletdbeit, lonrern aud NIT Ger Gbre
Der tattplilden Stride unc Neliston.
3. eine tiefe @erIeBuna uno Beidds
tisuns Der tattoliiden Gltern unp Der
fatbpliIdeu @emeinpeu, 1pelde rie(e,
reliat5len 2ebreru, tbre Sinner arz
yertrauen rouen. IS 1T ras betliefe
unp unantaabarae Ne9t fatbolilder
Gltern, ibren &ineern cine froume ia
tbolilde Grjiebuns 9eben gu lal7en.
Stun ater ntmu.t man ibnen jene 9ebrer
uno 2ebrerrinnen, au renen fte nit
He@t ras 0ertrauen be9en, eaB fe
ibren Tinperu cine iol9e @r;iebun9
seben.
4. Gnbli9 f5nnen Bir tas Beeenz
fen nidt unterorldeu, ub cine iul&e
0etfdgunB nit S.. 4 unp "a Ger
preusiiden @srfafuns oereiabar iei.
Dieter punft bdnst ater unmittelbar
3ulammen nit ZEN auf Die @nt6ritli>
dung unb @nttirdli1uns Der S9ule
iberbaupt sert9tsteu Wabre9e!n.
V.
Stue Griflide G9ulen, In eener
bic Stride ben ibr eebibrennen G,nFub
ubt, eibt es feline 9liitlide Gr;iebuns.
ST cie @aule nidt nit Der Stride uup
Der drifli6en Gamilie barmonil9 be-
frsunpet, 70 1T fe pie idlimmite Geincin
beiper; fe 1T cine Nntt : STRIDE unp
Anti Gamilte> pelde in elmer in Der
@eldt9te tisber %unerbSrten @eile biz
8inper ben 5ersen cer Glterr unp Dem
@eife ibrer STRIDE entfremoet, uno ~
trrelieiDlsn Deer mentsfens relisfons>
9leideilti9en Meniben er;tebt.
Daber liest in oer rebtli9en Nner>
fennune elmer jeeeu Gonfei1icn &pefent>
LID pas Ns6t auf confslioneue S@u>
len. 0as beuts rod saltise ppitiue
He6t, auf Dem Der gauge relisibs> firdz
lide Nedt63uftono Deuti9lanrs berubt>
erfldrt bic S9ule ais Elm Annexun
Religions.
@pbl bat Ger Staat fd bic Sdule
nunmehr anseetsuet; auein ftets bat Ct
ii6 aud rerrFidtet sebalten, Ger Sdule
iener re!iat1ien Gbarafter 3u pabren
unp besbalb Ger Stride penisften5 jsnen
GinHuB auf BE SGule oele0en, Der
nptbmenpi3 1T, eautt bic Sduls elmer
ep%ufslioneQ driitlihen Gr3iehuns biene
unp niAt pielmebr lie u%nter9rabe.
G5 mus uns nun uno ale eldubt1en
.Satbo!ifen NIT tiefiter B%eiersnib erfilz
len, rpenn mir rabrnttmen, ba6 bic
Stride nit ibrem ginAal1e iumer mebr
aus Der Sdule Ysrprdn9t, Die 9eiilliden
Sdulinipectpreu in cine preedre Stels
lung oerisst, pab tn ben neuen &eids=
lancen ecnfei'unsloi S@ulen aesrincet
uno rae jene pdeage9ifde Str6munz
gen fidt|td sel6resrt percen, tuelde bic
r5Qi8e Gnt9rifliduns Der Sdule am
ireten uno piele!be gum Derf;eu3 mas
den mouen> UNI tie Weni6bsit auudlig
Gem driiiliAen Wlaubea 81 eutfremoen
une fir cine rein bumanitaire Bi!cun9
81 er;;eheu.
(5crtletun9 fclat.)
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Sic 9ege
BON


Grsab!urs aus eem 0o!s5lsbsn be. N;sssrlarbs,
SEN s.. 81. Banning.
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y @eueper oter @adholo 'rtra 'ntueia ii
has sewSbnlidae @etr6nf IN roilanc.-Der
bo0d.bii9s e tatsr bat faa seaau s'5a vfen
uise.
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a Worthy Purpose.

ThroucL ;r.lvort..,<.o ;.,.J -,
our las, issnc tomcn,io, ,h,, IN. rr;orI.
os tho Into c;cp.rI D,,;a +, ,.,n;.m
are nakns eiloris'o raise funds sufficient
10 enahic them 10 erect t" his memory Il
su''a"'e monument over his rcmais.
'''i'cf' ''"m's'I''s rep"'ai!on rs scholar
aHn siHtcsm"!i' as also ms standing rs y
se'liiemah and host ot,rciincmen', culture
ana elegance, "rfc not confined to this
MS ';''ivc district ana town, where he
S'oi' mat PORTION OF his life which he
P"$S'" III l''''iit me; and they cannot
.''' sun be ifc<il III the MINDS OF all our
.t",'e:S'
we S''cese'y nope 'hat TINS m"v'' on
'"e l"FV 'l MS trends in their most
""f.i'y purpose may meet with that
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car lioME," Amil lori, 1917.


IL. !; l;.or: B,i'l. quito nlw>iI can
no write YOU u f..ti,ic description
q! :'c hurricane" which ioss. orc'"nr
section last evening abnu1 hali-ml>:
O'Clock, bnt will cn,icnvor 10 give yo;i
some o.. The points ~ tllat you can put it
il shape for puhl.c,!ion. TI.ecI,ui was
first seen and distant i'.undc: heard in
the Northwest, IL little before autisct.
gradually approached until about I
O'Clock, when the whole firinamcnt seem
cd to be engaged, and became more tiiri-
Gus as the c!oud advanced from the dircc-
ton of ltilcy's I. o., OH the South Caro-
lima Railroad, blowing Il furious hurri-
cane about half mile in width, crossing
the Bcllcvi!c Road at or near H. NJ
Moorer's and l.. Il. Becswith's, uproot-
ing and twisting off tie largest forest
trees, unrooiiag house, scattering fences
and smaller tree; in every direction, and
pnsscd of in the direction OF Thomas
II. Zinmcrnlan's r'ace, on Foar II, ic
swamp. There has been no loss OF life
rs We hnvc lc;,.na,i = u 33Ioorui-'s :
II negro house was crushed hy u largc
falling tree, but tic inmates were cut;
other buildings were damaged. At l.. II.
Beckwit!l's Il forage hnu>e ami s.ahIcwas
demolished III the same manner bu: the
house, fortunately wa. not halt; other
buildings were damaged, and ihe dwell
''r nnrro"ly csrarud. Several !argc pines
and oaks were blown up by ,Ae ~ &,
nndin the direction ci' ,hr building, near
~ the Whole fencing ni ie latter place
was blown down or crushed !.v the fall
ing tree. The fury uf Tie sto.m lasted
about ten minu,cs, accompanying the wind
was Il heavy fall of hail and little rain,
IN Il few minutes there wasa pcrte It calm,
followed by Il beautiful moonlight night
Since writing the abpvc, we have heard
OF numerous houses being prostrutcd To
the Garth ibut no loss Of ltc) in The sec
tion Northwest Of the Railron,l
Yours &C..
l.. X. =.
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The Cincinnati Convention and: The
Present Crisis

The present political condition Of the
country serve; to slow two the
craftsmanship Of the ante bellum leaders
Of the South, and the folly Of supporting
tia, The sword wclcls the ultimate de-
claion Of the progress Of events
The two vital questions for which the
South unauccc<slully entered the contest
with arms were States Rights ;.n,! S!a-
very. In her dcteatboth doctrines would
III 'irs. sight nppcar,o he crushed ont Of
cvist2ncc: We; for what is tic Cincinnati
Convention 10 nncct except to oppose tn"
very Capitalization Of our government
and the monopoly lis positions and en-
>..nmcnis bythosc in powcragainst which
States l'igats was opposed and agninst
which the South iorcwarncd Nv her
Slatc.mcu bat.lcSf b,avcly- --crc,liably
il not wisely or we'll? Md what urgu-
n.cnt leading to this portcnto,s and wide
~ spread uprising in behalf OF States
hight, o. if il suits the prcsnt era bet
tcrl Of nc people 10 govern themselves,
has been NOR potrntly and frequently
used, tl!np ,l.a Utter failure of Recon-
-;ruction lii,t'tri The Fifteenth, Amend
mcnt, cte. re attempted using Of u
mass Of igno+si; people as atlx;liary
in establishing this tyranny and robbery
and murder over conquered sccti..n and
strengthening il. pIundcring grip upon
every portion ot he ennntry
II tise apitToae!,il4s:s cmt7s, lar tI.eir
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j. S. HEIWAND. l.dn,t.
Ku KIuE Trials.

These crcditah!n efforts " unchecked
Pnrlanism md Yankee venom are still
being cuuctn,l III Charleston, under the
auspices oi' NJ Cnrhin, assisted hv ,Jud .es
Bond and Bryan. Ia., week they act-
ua!ly had three white men on u jury,
who were unwilling 10 llaDga y white man
unit! .hoy resolved sume convincing test
imonv o!' his guilt In consequence the
next poor white untnwul.a.e that they
yot !. chance az WAS brow beaten from the
stand. i5la,
Tie victims of.!u,!ge Hond &, ca, are
for the greater part oftl,osc men who
iteI most keesily the equality o. III. ne
gro under the present regime; who dur
ing the war hell! that it vas I'd rich nuns
war and a poor mans. fight" who went
into the war unwilling, and FASTENED dc
feat by dcscrting in mrltitndes whcn the
hour came unon us whici, Cried mc. $,
souls
''rhc whccls of tl;e Gods grind sow'y,
I;':'hi; ssrin'! exceeding; s.li;,'l.n
These men may lllave helpcdus 10 i:'ec-
dom. Its beyond our power 70 prevent
their being mercilcssly, reicntlcs~lv crush
cl bgncath the cnr. of political G,naticism.
United we may have stood divided
VIC have fallen. One by one we surrcn-
der our hopc of frcedom--in tho grave;
and, III the pcnitentiarv.
The existence of ku Klux organiza-
tion has lei to the arrest of many good
and influential mon in various commu-
mites, and efforts have been made to con
meet the lam:s of our high and honorable
leadcisrwl'h its unwisc and bloody deeds
Even iniACongrc,ss has this hcll-honnd
backguardism Of Radical politics been
displayed, but the effort is futile II
may be true (af it is. reasonable 10 sup
pose) that the internal political tyranny
under which VIC are ground has OCCASION
ally justified y good and Intelligent man
i'll his mind i'll Joining the ISu Klux
klan; butth ku Nluxcs, rnkand flc,arc
of those men who refused to see their vel
fare as dependent upon the slave owners
success in the recent struggle; who are
now driven by tyrannv, insolence rob
berry and arson, into' organized murder
ior Sclt'Ncicncc r
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Letter from Columbia.
Tns Eu-KLux PRISONERS.

III. kT-kEUN FKISONEKS.
The examination of the cases Of pri. :
oncrs from Baurcns, arrested under act
of May "ls.. 1871, enforcement act, J
was resumed on Saturday. The prison.
e's were refused bail, and were commit
ted 'ojail tor trial n. the presen; term of
thc Cilrait Court, in Charleston. The
cases not yet heard will he continued nn-
iii mex, Friday.
We visited the prisoners confined in
jail, on saturday last, and found them in
most wrctallcd condition. Seven and
eight are confined in one cell, with scarce
!y room! enough for more than three.
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so"n Ss,tiiS .ls.ton tr9Hl Il one nan gov
emrmsi.i. illptnui h" .;yonst,s and the
csu,rrv's treasury, .i,c Npciii vii! hnvo
li,n,sh, n.nre n-et.y ,,oa.e To her, than
j l"s e,er y,t lrcn acr inriuna to .r.!
iie dark c'o,rl ii consolidated isnov-
.snec vita Viii h Il ,,iical.sn has vcrsince
the war been 'nnhlctl tn lc.i,imatizp its
bare:tre pbh ,osi Sie S}ut,.rA y. %
ple. and snotherdown cirrnty;d!iSu
The contest will br the most important
enc that las ever taken place in this
cou.ttry: and the interests at stake the
most vital .!s pe.eas, we the CON
uucrcd have in it simply the occupation
Of spectators; the canllron boiIs and bulb
bles, while We look on ready 1T The time
o: action t. Try again the battle, (chnngcd
from The sword TO the bailot,) ngains;
consolidation Of government in behalf OF
the right osa people to rule themselves.
As;He cri,f approaches, things TOOL,
more and mare brightly, the uphcaval
develops, and tiheao coniiolm~ have the
crndest ideas q Iow to guide The rush OF
enthusiasm wii.;, greet. them from all
sections, The Presidential campaign of
| sI2 MI open nnd.: bril.ian; auspices.
We w;si'; wait eagerly tnr the action
Of the co:nng lonveu;ici.; and then pa
tientl. fox t!.c contest, wllou North and
Yves: ;.ividc;l vii! .;ruemle against North
and Vet Tor freedom as We once did
against tl,em ooil AMI LOST.
l.!cn gone W again To l.tils .ur free
dem under The shndow Of hayonets, TN
armed, saye with tic politicians weapon,
the !a!ipt- "arr;,nty o. peace, with u
blue airend cag''e at ;!iy ;,!!iy hpar! warrant.
Of subsection.
a united c!icr; OF the disatitc;el Re.
pnblicans and the Democrats will most
probably put the North where she wants
to be; relieved OF Grant. But it is not
equally probable that liberal success
will accrue to the advancement Of the
South, lin Inc contest The negro vote
is easily carried, we shall be left very
mueh where wcurc to our own rcdcmp-
, tiOn. = -
The crisis comes gradually apace,
which will test the patriotism, The popu-
lar nobility Of the South far more than
any other which has yct hccn brought to
her We are called upon to throw aside
al the memories past and consent that
Tor tic welfare OF the country, We shull
practically become the tool Of cur op-
prcssors. The one proud record Of The
deed is that il is the old Southern light
against centralized desputisni.
A Worthy Purpose.
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Rcv. i. H. Gaines, editor oil the Work
ing Christian, paid i;. short visit on
Monday.
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LIST OF LETTERS.
EuMArS1xcl IN OnAyaEruno Posrorrlcn
TO APRIL q, 1872.

TO ArEIL =, ISl2.
A-Petcr w. Avingcr. c. Airs. NJ.
B. Craig. J--Isaac Jennings. P-AIrs.
Barbra j. Parhr. Daniel Rowe; j. w.
Rushing. S--l;obcrt l.. .scabrook
Master J. Shepherd.
Persons calling for the above letters
will please say they are advertised
+. DcMars, L. NJ.
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We neglected to state last week, in con
ncction with the report Of Trial Justices
Court in The case Of the State vs.. pugh,
that Mr. \. +. Browning represented the
defense, and was successful in dis, his
first case before: inrl in this County.
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LOON l..
+. y. BEARD, y eoc;a;c El.m-
"Rognc.,' Row" is fall.

There are now cigh, candidates for
Sheriff in this County
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We are indebted 10 the "Comnittcc"
:or "complimcptary" = TO the Tourna-
mcnt Ball to BE- given next Wednesday
at the Fair Ground Building, at half
past O'clock 7. NJ. Mllers Baal from
Charleston, will be on hand to cnliven
the occasion.
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ENLARGEMENT. Next week, we will
present the Times 10 our readers in an en-
iarged and greatly improved form. We
intend 10 make the Times one Of The best
country papers published in the State.
And to this end wc call upon every citi-
zen of the County TO rally to our support.
Let us have Il live paper that Will expose
fraud ar;l yilIainy wherever found.
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Our"dcvil," the rcd-lchdc,l, Wild 1risli-
fran. ,rrts off the tulIowiur:

The Charleston News afNIondny, says:
"We "rc glad to learn from Mr.. J. ID. ID,
Fairy Of Branchvillc, that his loss b. bur-
glars, on Tuesday night Was only about
SlOe i'll goods and Il few five cent pieces.
The thieves were recognized BY boy, rs
being four co!orcd men escaped from
Orangcburs Jail Il few days before"
I'VE viii thank our friends in tho
COUNTY if obey favor us with any in
formation Of events ,ha. occu. III ,i,cir
ncie!.bnrhood. This is tho iirst sc have
heard of the above Ed.l
Wo rog,ct 20 hear that Major Way,
residing about twelve miles from this
place, had his dwelling, and all ont.
buildings destroyed by an incendiarv r.,
day or two since. ThpIoss Is estimated
at $4,000. We are not informed wl,c:he.
it is covered by insurance or not. Tie
wretch who pcrpctrate,l this foul drc,i
has hccn arrested nad plead, guilty.
She acknowledges having set fire i I'll
house three different timcs, the Two iilst
attc;nl.s bring unsuccessful SHE IS nov
stopping at sheriff Rirg's Hotel. I,e:
the utmost penalty ~ the law b,cniorced
As ~':e Is isot a qnalf!cd Y tr.., we prp-
su he Gnverf3r'Soo5, viii MT -rasy'orrl .,
he. 50 read,iy,i! .'li, i, +, ..l;,;tl! to in
lr.sonmcnt.
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com.nl,si@p.Y ,EAsbillseI|s
the 'ras'e'Tg If s,,,lalhl 81;
Tiers II As mfs slfNttiiiiA' sidi ! +
i'sT ordsre'l ,.'he:a s. arlose S
on the lashliI'fFa /. 81 SS1
D-AlIA lIAIriqi iqi.''h 'shb .gg'tas gn'ta 81 Fl
to- and the GoYffns:;,'s siM / = 4
stE !l nln ! ,..fiInsi. 4
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= - E'I'T' z IlTIIGfII'll YNIYhdI
AT an eStre meeting IF lssaepsndcnt
Young America Fire, Engine Company,
held at Fireman's Hall, Friday evening,
lConti'nc'i on Eoyh Panl