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The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-03-06

life. Such action by the Governor
would not be regarded so much an ex.
hibition Of Executive clemcncy as a
mitigation of harsh sentence.
G. -. kortjohn proposes to dlscon-
tinuc the retail liquor business after
tue 10th inst. We would call attcn.
ton to his advertisement, found in
another column. We take pleasure
in recommending Mr.. Kurljohn to the
public. Thbst wlo give him call
need no advice where to procure first
class articles at the lowest rates..
On the 19lh Of this month tue reo-
pie OF Orangeburg are to winess ter
riblc sight. Two young men, Gowan
Reed and William Aud, neither of
them over twenty-one years OF age,
nrc to be publicly executed. Circum
stances seem to Indicate that neither
is guilty Of premctlitated, coldA
bloodcd murder. 1t is TO he hoped
that this fearful spectacle will have an
influence to deter others from tie
commission Of similar crimes.
We notice that Mr.. Nfcllicha,np re-
tires from the editorial management
of the Orangeburg Times. 'fhis we
regret, as he is evidently gentleman
Of culture and integrity, and With ult
Of liberal anp conservative views.
We are glad, for his sake, he has
other and, we trust, more profitable
Gnsiness.. A man who edits news
paper ought to have leisure to relish
tins literary recrcation, and must ex-
pcct kicks instead Of coppers for his
compensation. 'Fhc following is Mr..
Mellichamp's valediclory;
Finding that my increasing dn.
ties as teacher and surveyor demand
my undivided attention, | feel called
upon to resign my position in the
Times with this issue.
g. In my editorial control oe tire pa
per l have en,lcavorcd, in my feeble
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will soon cease u,r,2r the ;,,.w ~.
engagements mad. il, our p,.,u.. ,,.
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wishes of The pcol,I. r,y ,p,,,j,y III.
office on Saturday niuh, so ,,,,, IL.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-03-06

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The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-03-06
Vie ivo nl~s5oys

Wills pars,n2 along Nuslin.iou
,tracl"nc ,"snln4. ny :'r@aon vas
:tF"ss,+ |! aiit'hurAs oy, whD i,i
10 his cunpanlnn:
Say, ih"ri'r 'uw 'N,;cii .aunr,
IN .,n ,:,;, .-:.;i, -
f" E~rri>-fi> grui-.'
j,,i> Is :t.: 80? D.n'l ,cN
Snnr nln'hrr l'n" nn"h You have
.nadr; keep parl of it ytmrscir."
The i'tt!e fellow Strengthened up,
and. Hilh great rarn6stncss, rx-
riHiilr;'.
:" Do You lhink l wunl'' tell NJ,
:m.tlIrr Il iic +"
Tnrnlng L" the lillr fell with ~,
approving sn:l", said, :" Fhal j.,
light, III, lilti, Toy always irll The
truth"
Noble Iil'i" fellow ! if lie an,irs hy
that principle OF ltnth, he n,;., rise
from his humble. posiLiun TO one OF
usefulness and honor.
Honest boys make honest men,
and honest men make happy homes,
good citizrns, fair dealers, true Chris
tians, and just Legislators while dis
honesty fills the land with suffering
anh wickc,llcss, and peoples ja'ls and
prisons with both young and old.
Could granite walls and iron bars
speak to us, they would tell us the
sad fate OF thousands who began
their downward career by dcceiviny
and lying. This is q wicked and per-
verse generation, and honest men arc
hard 10 find. Children, if you wisl,
TO sIun the downward ruin if YOU
wish to lie successful and respected;
if you wish to make glad the heart OF
your parents and, above all, if YOU
wish to please your Heavenly Father,
tell the truth, for Lying lips are an
abominatlon to the Lord; but they
that deal truly are His delight"
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-03-06
A L Y + II r S Il M L N L S:
MISCELLANEOUS.
Tnh
THEASTERS
ADV OCA a TIE.

ADV OCA TE.
There is soon to be II paper entitled as
above, issued from this office, and pub
lishcd in the interests of the NJ. E. Church
in this portion Of our work.
Since the unwisc removal Of the
Charleston Aduocate, our work has been
cnlareing and extending in this section
and demands multiplying for local or
gan. The Charleston ddrocate was for
two years published in Charleston. 1t
was during this cvcntrul period in the
history OF our cause in the South, one OF
the most important auXiliarics of our
work. Its removal left vacant place
here which has not since been filled. It
is an old saying, that blessings brighten
rs they take their flight" This was cm
phatically true in reference 20 our diaper
Tor this coast. Many were taken by SUR
prise ut its sudden removal and were
anxious for its return. If we had been
as fully advertised of the wants and
wishes Of the people in this section, be-
fore the transfer of That paper to Atlanta,
Ca. rs we were after it was done. 1t
would never have gone from us. The
Methodist lddrOcate is good paper and
ably conducted, but it is too distant from
the Atlantic coast to meet our local wants
in this section. Our work OH this coast
differs in some particulars from our work
in the section of Atlanta, or the valley of
the Mississippi. Its peculiar phases can
not be met by those who live at IL dis
tancc from us, and are not convcrsant
with the eNigcncics and demands of this
section. The people will have greater
interest for
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-03-06
STATE ITEMS.

There was quite large fire in
Florence on the 9th ult. The house
and store Of Mr.. A. w. LYONS were
destroyed. Loss, s3l 900.
The grand jury Of Lexington
County have increased the retail
liquor license from fifty to two hun
dred dollars:
The Town Council of Rock Hill,
for the present year, has fixed the re-
tail liquor license at $500, aud the
quart license at $3.50.
Colo' cl l.. c. Northrcp,has bccl.
employed, by the Attorney General,
to assist the solicitor in disposiny of
the heavy criminal docket in Edge
field.
Hardy Solomon's store, in Colum-
bta, was broken into on Monday, and
small sum Of money and detached
coupon were stolen.
Mr.. T.. A. Scott, who for several
years has hccn the postmaster al
Newbcrry G.. H., has been removed.
Mr.. Scott has given general sa,isfac
ton in his conduct Of the office, cs-
pecially among the business men.
A young miss, Of fourteen, OF CO.
lumbia, 3. c., who is good Mt twis,i-
iication, has compounded 3O7 words
from the letters composing the word
" Charleston" How is that for u
variety!
'Fhe IHr"ir says: 1.-The all-im-
portanL question now is, who will step
into the Comptroller Generals shoes !?
The names OF the candidates are lc.
gion-Gcncral Stolbrand, Colonel
Fillcbrown, lieutenant Colonel Dunn,
Major Jones anil Captain Lutte.
The names of the privates are omitted.
Jack Lee, who was under the sus-
y. s.pr ~ ucI0M lusiGlirvi0t u! .3lt.lu.,t
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-03-06

the communication Of the sentence of
Gowan Reed, to Imprisonment for
life. Such action by the Governor
would not be regarded SO much an ex-
hibition Of Executive clemcncy as
mitigation of a harsli sentence.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-03-06

Nh'.o passing along W.slu.iou
street ono "snlu:s, ny. a'tcMi9n vu.
t.tFp.,H +, ai;t'li.urAs s.oy, wii1 irt
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-02-15
Andrew Johnron on Generl
Sheridan.
General

The Nashville (Tcnnrssoo) cores.
pouient Of tho New York Herald had
d talk with Ex-President johnson re.
Gently, and in response to inquiries 10
regard to the Louisiana imbroglio lie
taid (:
1.-THE action of General Philip sher.
iinn in tjeciiug the LOuisinnu lcgislu.
iurc i. a piece Of high.handC us1rpa.
iion, and as such 1t ought and will 70.
cCiyc tho condemnation Of the whole
country. 1t is subjccting civil to mill.
,ury power. 1t is an unWnrrautabls
and dangerous departure from the or.
ganie law upon which our Republican
government is founded. This is q
matter TO be looked upon from no sec.
tional standpoint, bit entirely ia ma,
tiOnal light. There is but one grave
fac. staring US il tue face, aud that Is
embraced in these words: 'Unwar.
rantablo usurpation of powcr.' The
false step taken by President Grant
and Sheridan has no precedent in the
history Of our government. Sheridan
attempted 10 create the same sort Of
dorilnent in Louisiana when was
President, but ] at once cut his unto,
ward, unwise, and reckless preceding
by peremptotily removing HIN, by or.
der, August 90 1867 from New Or.
leans to Fort Leavsnwottli, and turned
his command over 10 General Han.
cock, who on assuming command, Is.
sued a PROCLAMATION Or paper which
was satisfactory 10 tho whole country,
properly setting forth that tho military
was subseryisnt to the civil Law, all Of
which was IN direct opposition /,
Shetidan's policy. General lluutoeks
policy won tho respect Of the people.
lnd With the departure Of Sheridan oil
agitation ceased and peace reigned.
il was abou, the removal Of Sheridan
that Gcnetal Grant and myself had a
warm controversy, in which it was be.
lieyed by the whole country that | gol
tho better Of him. My Cubinet were
a,tOni'hCd at my determination TO re.
move Sheridan IN tho face Of bis then
existing military reputation. Some Of
them thought Il would not do to take
such stand, Tho Cabinet was d,
vidd on tho proposition, but | told
them hit turned the Government up.
lido dOWn Sheridan nor any Other
General should usurp the civil nulhuh.
v sod trsmflo II ispominioudy nnier
tO"t'
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-02-15

Ware glad to SEQ that, while in The
llouso Of Representatives, criniuation
and rScriminatiOn is the order Of The
dry, and the majority therein O,c
working as hard as possible to destroy
the Free School System, and produce
ns much anarchy aud confusion as
they may. in the Senate something
beneficial Is being attempted and that
SepttOr Henry G, DAVIS is watching
well the interests Of this State. From
the Baltimore Sun Of the 81 iost., We
copy the following, relating to the
james River and Knnnwha Canal:
1.-The Senate Committee on Trans
pcrtstiOn at its meeting last night, cen.
tiderCd the subject Of making nppro.
priations for the various plans OF 10.
ternal improvements. All the mem.
bers were present except Mr.. COnk.
ling: Mr.. Sherman suggested that per.
haps il was not we'll 10 nuke very
large appropriations at tho present
time, 10 view Of the limited balance ID
the treasury. Finally, after discussion,
the cllairmrn. Mr.. Window, vas 10
structcd to submit the following seized
ulc ofOIpropriutions to be added to tho
river aud hnrbor bill: For the lin.
proyement Of the mouth Of the Mis.is.
sipri. according TO tho ieity System,
aud TO be under control Of Captain
Eads, S1,5OO,O0O; for tho improve.
ment Of the Fox and Wisconsin rivers,
the HsnnCpin canal, the Ohio river,
the james River and Knnlwha canal
md The Tennessee and Georgia routes,
5000, 600 each. There was considcra.
Bio opposition 10 tho james River aud
Kunawha canal route by some members
ofthc committee, but finally, through
the influence Of Senator Davis, it was
adopted.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-02-15

GOvkRSOa GAsr0s, Of Massachusetts.
sends q message 10 The Legislature d
that State concerning the Louisiana
villiany. The Legislature is largely
Republican, and Governor CASTOR Il
largely Democratic. 1t is net likely
that the Legislature will pay much
heed to the advice Of the Governor,
but il Grants baJOnets and Sheridan
had been sent to Boston as they Wcrc
sent TO New Orleans, all NlasIaebu.
setis would have been in blaze. The
ownership Of the OK makes all the dit.
ference IN the world.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-02-15
A Double outrage.

The Radicals IN Congress have per-
pciralsd two ouirages within the past
week. Tue first was tue repeal Of q
parliamentary rule designed for the
protection Of minOri,ies in Congress,
and the second the passage OF tue
Civil Rights Bill by reason Of that
repeal. Our readers eau form
their own estimate Of the social
degradation intended for the people Of
tho South by Its passage. We shall
only refer now to the fact that the
Grant organs Ofthe country condemn
the Democrats in Congress for using
devices to prevent the passage Of this
mOnstrous lniquity, nor does it know
whether 1t, ''lLe Civil Rights Bill
may or may not be erpedient IN itssLf."
Tue expression of entire difference as
to whether big buck negro should be
permitted 10 scat himself by III. side Of
your mother, wife, sister or daughter
in public assembly or hotel, in car
or steamboat, does not surprise US
coming from a paper represented in
Post Office Department, as Support.
lug the Administration" but 1t does
surprise US that any decent white man
in Berkeley county, be be q Demo
crut or Republican, should permit such
sheet to come within bis doors.
JOintd to these Outrnges COntcmpla.
ted by thi, bill Is that Of compelling
shCriifs under heavy penalties to make
no distinction between the negro and
the white man in sulDmOning jurics.
This provision is intended to override
all ..StatO enactmcnts, -liartinsJrg
Salesman.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-02-15
LAND SALES.

Under DEGREES Of the Clrcult Court Of Gil.
mer county, in the case ofBlAnd and Talbot
against Cabell TaVener's executriI and
heirs, | will sell lands belonging TO said
Tavensr'S estate, at public auction as fol-
lowgt .....
on tie frs. day Of the next Term Of the
Circuit Court OfUpShur county, being the
25th Of March, 1875, at the Court llou!c
thereof lai Sc quantity Of
LANDS
divided into lots suitable for settlement, on
tie head waters Of Hanawha river, In Up
shur county.
This will be good opportunity for per.
sous oflimited means 10 procure homes.
Also on the frst day Of the next term Of
the Circuit Court Of Gilmer county, being
the llih Of March, 1873, nj the Court House
thereof two tracts, one Of
52l ACRES,
- ''-'' 500 ACRES.
on Ellis Fork Of Sand Fork Of KauawhA
river, being lots = and Is out Of the James
Wslch survey; also
100 ACRES and 200 ACHES
on Steer Greek, in tiilmsr county.
And on the first day ofthe April term Of
tue county court Of Lewis county, being tic
9Th Of April, 1873, at the court House
thereof,
500 ACRES and 200 ACRES.
on the Waters Of Stone Coal creek, and
G5 ACRES
on Washburhe'C Run, In Lewis county.
AL sales on u credit Of 0, IL ard ls
months, with notes aud good security. aud
the tile 10 be reserved until the further or
der Of Court, ----- %
I an also authorized to sellut private
HENRY DRANNoN, to
Commissioner.
obi 54w ~. Hr
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-02-15
NO sENAToR YET.

Up TO tho hour of going to press,
Gate Friday evening" we have no new,
from Charleston in regard to the elcc
tiOu Of Senator. ljallOtting still
goeS on in caucus aud joint session
Some DO ballots have beOa taken up t,
this date: and to predict The resul
now would take a wiser man than Sol
'omOn.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-02-15

TnE necessity for additional rsyen
ues is pressing the question Of further
taxation upon Congress. It u repre-
sented that the demands Of the Treas.
ury for more money are imperative
And 10 this connection the re.inpOsi
ton Of a tax upon coffee and tea Is Sc
tiOusly thought Of. The people mus
bend their backs to greater burdens it
order that Grant and his friends may
indulge tho luxury Of 40 enlarged
shading army as a means for the per.
petualiOn Of their power.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-02-15

State Of West Virginia to wit:

State of West Virginia to vii:
Al rules held III the Clerks Office Of III,
Circuit Court Of Lewis county on the fs
Monday in February 1915.
J.F. VI. Holt,
vs.
Lewis snyder's Administrator, Heirs, &C.,
Is rnASCERY, uPoS A MEL or REylyoR.
The object Of this suit Is 10 subject 10 sale
a Tract Of 250 acres Of land Situate In
tleCounty Of Lewis on the Little Ranawbn
Rivet sold by William D. McCartney 10
Lewis Snyder; for the payment OF the
puccliase money due thereon. And Il an.
llearing by affidavit filed that A. II, Gun.
ngham and Amanda Jane, bis wife,
defendants, arc non-rrsidenis OF this
State, and they not appearing, It is or.
dcrtd tina, they do appear here within one
month amer the date Of the first publica-
ton hereof, and do what Is necessary IL
ptotee! their liner sis heicin.
A Copy Teste; a
W. II, BYRNE, Clerk.
W. E. Lively pq feb s 4.v
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-02-15

Cas- it be possible that baudiui eI'
i't in the Pennsylvania Legislature,
II really seems SO. The other duI
the Radical minority Deliberate re-
bslled against the Democratic majority,
and drew pistols on the asOr Of the
House. The Louisiana Legislature i'd
the palnicst days Of Ku.Klpxism was
never SO disgraccd. Where's Sheridan,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-02-15
Hon. W, v. chidester.

lis With pride that we call atteR.
tiOa to The fnet that the gentleman
whose name heads this article va, the
irst 10 bring the Virginia debt before
the Legislature. Itis only Que Of The
many important bills offered by Oul
worthy delegate.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-02-15

,le,irs. en-. Hall and Margaret O. Hall, lis
vile, and Duncan Mclaughlin, parties,
defendants TO the above suit, ~
You will take notice, that on the 26tli day
Of February, 1875, ut the EioIr.htusc Of
Burns 4 CO., at Lumbcrpoft, in Brnx,on
county, Vest Virginia, Lptwee ,he hours Of
. o'clock a. ". and 0 o'clock +. 81. of tia,
day, We will proceed 10 take the Dispositions
OF Gideon ". lulns aud others, to lie read
as evidence In chaucery cause now depend.
ing in The Circuit Court Offlraxlon county,
in which We are plaintiffs aud you aud 9th.
crs are defendants. And lffrom Rny cnIsO
the said dispositions should not be taken and
comp letcd oil that day, the taking OF thu
SAME will be continued from day 10 day and
from time to time till competed.
BURNS & Co., ii
Jlnls4W BY their Counsel.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-02-15

TnE Senatorial elections in q nun.
Der Of the States have attracted q good
deal Of interest during The past two
weeks, New York elects Francis Rer-
pan ; Delaware returns Thomas y.
Bayard; Indiana elects Joseph Il.
Mcdonald; Pennsylvania William A.
Wallace; aud Missouri General +, NJ
Coekrell-all Democrats iof Cue ability
aud high character. In Michigan,
Zach Chandler, the rampOgeOus blood.
letter, is defeated By a better man
though a pronounced Republican,
Judge Christiaucy. Dawes wins in
Massachusetts,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-02-15

It is said that time is au aysuger
aud brings all things even, 1t is
surely true in the case Of ex.President
johnson. lmpeaqhcd through tue
diatOlism Of the Republican party at
the Instance and procurement Of
Grant, Ben Wade and others, they
finally fOilcd in purpose and now tue
people Of TcunesseG-all honor to
ihem-rOturu him triumphant to the
chamber whose walls were silent wit
nCssess Of him imlnOlalioD. That he
will take yrngaEcG with interest rome
can doubt. Heavens, what a shaking
the Republican skeleton will get IT
his hands!
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-02-15

President Grant gains one more day
inl Office than the American electors
'bargained for, The 9th Of March,
1871, will come on Sunday, and by
statute the Inauguration Of the Prcsi.
dent elect DOES not take place until
the next day. Twice in the history
Of The Republic this has occurred; 10
1921, at the second Inauguration ,,oI
Jas. Monroe, and in 1910, when
Zachary Taylor was installed.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-02-15
TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE

James Mathcny, ct al, plaintiffs
Philip TfOzcl, ct al, defendants.
~ cH4SrRY.
Pursuant 10 two dccreeJ entered In this
cause, BIZ the County Court of Brax,on
County, list on The 9th Of November 1874,
tie I'd on the It'll OF January, 1875, the ns.
dersi1ned, as Special Commissioner, on the
10 Of March, 1875, that being the lst day Of
the County court OF said county, will pro.
coed 10 sell al public auction, 10 the highest
bidder, In front Of tic Court House door Of
said county, Tie
DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT
NO. 10,
as delegated In the plat Of tic town Of
Sutton,
TEllMs-For cash ia hand 10 pay Inc
cos Of ihlS suit aud expense Of sale, tile res.
dut on a credit VI o, l9And IS months, Ia
king from The purchaser bondS bearing Ia.
tctcst from daib ofEale with good personal
security aud retaining vendors lien on
tue property 10 sold as further security.
NJ, Il. Frame,
Special Commissioner.
J.nu'ry, "a 1875, Feb, saw.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-02-15
LANE SALE.
Exchange Bank Of virginia

Exchange Bank OF Virginia
vs..
Robert Gibson, et al
In pursuance OF decree ofihe Circui,
Court Of Druxtou county, rendered al III
August lerRi, 1879, the undersigned Conlmls.
soner, will procsOd, at the front door Of The
Court House Of said county, on the lrst day
Of tue March term, 1875, 0i'the Circuit, Court
Of said county, TO sell at public auction, 10
the highest bidder, the Robert Gibson farm,
lying on Salt Lick, in said county, contain.
Ing about
$50 ACRES.
Said farm Is well improved, watsrcd and
lim6ered, and hag on II plenty Of coal, a
good log house, stable and out-houses, ltis
CONVENIENT 10 schools, mills and stores, and
iS on good road
twill be sold upon credit of 0, |? md
IS months tue purchaser giving bonds bear
Ing Interest itOm date, with good personal
w. G. BENNETT,
f,bS4w Commissioner.