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THE LEGISLATURE,
Senate.

Democrats in Roman; Republicans in Italic.
lst District Hancock, Harrison, Jackson,
Marion, Greene, Perry and PEARL. ].
I'd Observation-Disclosures and Amite)-W W. II.
Fhite, (col)
Sd Observation-Disclosures, Lincoln and Pike
X. II. Thompson.
4th District-4 Adams II. c. Griffin.
9TH District-( Jefferson and Franklin-C. W.
Whitney.
9Th District-(Copiah and Claiborne)-J. J.
Smith.
E. Furlong.
8th District Wayne, Jones, Covington, ,Simp-
son and Smith IT. L. Mendenhall.
9th District Jasper, Scott and Newton)-T
B. Graham.
10th District-( Lauderdale and Clarke, (-Jo
W. Fewell.
11th District Kinds and Rankin ~. L. Me-
Caskin, A. r. Johnston.
18th District Madison IF. b. Pratt
18th District Yazoo)-J. E. EvereH
14th District Holmes H. S. Hooker.
18th District (Attala and Leake)-S. I. Old
10th District-(W Winston, Choctaw and Sum-
ner)-M A. Metts.
18th District Noxubee, Neshoba and KEN
PERIL W. Foote, Il. tetcart, col.
18th District CLowndes, 0ktibbeha and Col
fax)-W. H. Sims, F. G. Barry.
10Th District Calhoun and Ialobusha) j
H. Thornton
2Oth District Lafayette and Pontotoc)-J
l.. Mcneil.
2lst Distrist-(Lee and Itawamba)-R. H. Al
I'D District Alcorn, Prentiss and Tisho-
mingo)-J. NJ. Stone.
23d District Tippah, Union and Benton)-C
C. Terry.
oath District Monroe and Chickasaw) R
O. Reynolds, A. Shirley, (coD.
25th Distriet-( Marshall)-Ge Albright, col.
26th District-( Panola)- H. Taylor.
9th District-tD DeSoto, Tate and Tunica)-
James B. Morgan, c. G. Callicott.
18th District-( Bolivar and Coahoma)-M B
SuIiip9R.
29th District-( Washin ngton and Issaquena)-
" II. Gray, col.
Both District Tallahatchie, Grenada and
Sunfower)-W. II. FitzGerald
31st District arroll and Lefore)-W ii
Iuttle.
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A Manikin Coming.

WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-The collector of
customs in New Orleans has besh ordered
to admit, duty free, manikin for Alcorn
University, jackson, Miss.
WASHINGTON, Jan. STATIONS are sshort
at Red Cloud Agency, on account, it's said,
of the exhaustion of the appropriate II.
The Indian commissioner hopes to avoid
ttouble by issuing rations as usual, until
Congress approprlates special sum to
bridge over between now and the end of
the fiscal year.
Freiund elected restaurateur to the House,
required forty-SeVen ballots in committee
to settle it.
A petition, signed by 23,360 Mormon wo-
men prays Congress to give Utah State
government, and annul Poland's onti-po-
lygamy. They fear their relatives will be
arrested without warning.
Administrators Mrs. Catherine @. Shep-
hard recovered 50, sos from the Mutual Life
Insurance Co., in the U. 5. Court at Balti-
more. Mrs, Sheppard was Southern policy
holder and at tie close of the war rendered
the full amount due, which the Company
refused
The concentration of vessels at Port
Royal, n, c., is in pursuance of general
plans. The Secretary will make that port
the head dQuarterS of the North Atlantic sta
tions. Among its advantages are heaithfui
climate aud harbor capacity for naval drills.
The Secretary Intends TO nave the Home
Squadron larger than those abroad, because
he believes i'll being prepared for any emer-
gency which may arise, There is no official
announcement of the condition of affairs be-
tween this country and Spain. 1t is believed,
in well-infOrmed circles, that the uncertain
tenure which Spain has on Cuba may cause
her to become involved with the United
States. When she sees she cannot longer
hold the island and thus part with it as
matter of necessity. Another reason given
for ordering vessels from Northern rivers
and harbors to Port Royal, is to free them
from ice during the winter. In case OF
emergency it would not do to have them
frozen up. The Shawmut, Dictator and
Pawnee are now at Port Royal, and the
Congress and Juniata are en- route. Other
vessels will be ordered to Port Royal from
Northern ports and abroad. The marine
now at Portsmouth, Vandalia and Boston
| will make Port Royal the initial point for
! their West India cruise.
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CIRCUIT COURT-XVrH DISTRICT.

'RRGE f. BRowy, Judge, Vicksburg r. V
III hI%GE BS0TH, District Attorney, Vicksburg.
A!NDo CQUNTl-(lst District t)-JACKsoN.
IN IN lnhllg on the second Monday in January
~ continuing 80 days. Cd DistrIct)-RAY-
"a on the fourth Monday in
ssluafy and September, and continuing Is
Afds, Clerk.
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Card to the Public.

HAVING ASSOCIATED NIEe, JOHN
II PAGE with me, Ca young gentleman of
decided merit as general HOUSE PAINTER,
GRAINER & DECCRATER)
Our business will be conducted under the
name of MANSHIP & PAGE, who are pre-
pared to execute in the very best style, every
ing. Plain and Decorative Paper Hanging, &c.
We guarantee the very best work in the
shortest time and on moderate terms.
C. H. MANSHIP.
Jam rs -daw3m.
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LEGISLATIVE DIRECTORY.

The following are the names and residences
of the members of the Legislature. Democrats
in Roman, Republicans in italics. Members
who had not located when this list was made
out will oblige us By informing our reporter
of their residences or of any changes.
SEyATnpS
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The Railroad War,

HopEwELL, n. Y, Jan. 7.-At the scene OF
the railroad war near this place, all obstruc-
tions are removed and the track-layers oi
both roads are re-adiusting the frog into its
proper place and at work relaying torn up
rails. Engineers expect to have trains run
ming by D. m. Twelve cars of Pennsyl.
yania II. r. laborers left here last night, and
the war may be considered virtually ended.
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IANCERY CoURT--XvIrH DISTRICT.

1--WE K. WARE, Chancellor, Brandon.
IhhlNDS COUNTY-1st District-JAcKsox
|fmencing on the third Monday in January.
#h' July and October, and continuing Is
3' va aDlstrict)-RAYMoND.- ND.-Commencing
IT, tnlrd Monday in February, May, Au-
NT ap. November, and continuing Il days.
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FOREIGN NEWS.


LONDON, Jan. S.--The Belgrave Cotton
Mills near Oldham, Lancashire, containing
$4,000 spindles, has been destroyed by fire; /;
loss, $250,00
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TNHE UNDERSIGNED has about Seventy
Il five acres of good land FOR RENT. Good
Dwelling House, with six rooms good Spring
water good Garden spot and Orchard, good
Cabins and Out-houses. The above land is
part of my plantation, lying five miles east of
Jackson, in Rankin. Apply to me on the
premises. None need apply unless well re-
commended.
AUSTIN NEELY.
Jan 8 '76-2W
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Sr. JOSEPH. Mo-, Jan. s.--Thursday night.
burglars broke into drug store ana stole
a bottle of chloroform, with when tney
drugged the whole town; they then roopeo
both hotels. ali the stores and many private
residences; they secured several thousand
dollars.
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ALBANY, Jan. S.--Gov. Tilden has de-
clined to interfere i'm the case of Stokes,
Fisk's murderer, for whose pardon applica-
ton has been made.
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rrT DAILY CLARION

5orerv morning, Mondays excep-
| .ortains the latest Legislative and
'n' Intelligence up to the hour of
graphic i"'''7
l. to press 90 % 9.
" session.
CLARION will be delivered to-
,.,,;bers every morning, by faithful
' vill be left in postofice, if pre-
~ o-1srs for the paper should be sent to
.rouptng Room.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT

Mssion commences for the Northern Dis
ng at Oxford, on the first Monday in June
Piser, Clerk
AessIon commences for the Southern Dis
hfl at Jackson, on the fourth Mondays of
wy and January. Geo. T. Swami, Clerk
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ST.. JOSEPH, Mo-, JAN S.--Frank Brown,
convicted TOR murder, who escaped from
prison here Oct. 3, has beefi re-captureo az
Osborn, No., on the Hamilton q St. joseph
z. p
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Anniversary CeIebra ton.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. S.-Flags and pen
nants were displayed throughout the city
to-day and the public offices were closed, in
honor OF the day. The Centennial Guards,
recently organized, under Capt. r. Mont
pomery, and other volunteer military or
CARNATIONS, paraded and fired national sa-
lutes.
The city administrator, Brown, reports
the city debt at over $2l 100000. An effort
will soon be made to compromise with the
bondholders at sixty cents on the dollar
the city issuing new consolidated bonds at
this rate in lieu of outstanding obligations.
The police board have agreed to reduc-
tiou of their apportonment from four nun
dred and ninety thousand dollars TO four
hundred thousand dollars for police pur-
poses. The city administration are endeav-
oring to effect reduction OF the assessment
for school purposes. -,
The lower Mississippi is rising rapidly,
causing some apprehension of creVasses.
The Picayrne special from Bayou Sara
reports the sinking of the steamboat Belle
Yazoo, in twelve feet water, Twelve miles
above that place. No lives were losts lt is
believed that the boat can be raised. The
cargo consisted of four hundred and sixty
| five bales of cotton and two hundred ana
| fifty sacks of cotton seed
Indications show that strong effort will
be made in the Legislature to impeach
| Judge Hawkins.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. S.-The anniversary
| of the battle of New Orleans was observed
/ by meeting of the veterans of the war of
| 1872 at the old courthouse, 9th and Chest
nut streets. Peter Hays occupied the chair,
and John B. Springer acted as secretary.
Thirty-seven were present.
Mining Operations stopped.
MUsKoGEE, INDIAN TERRITORY, Jan. s.
The recent decision OF the Secretary of the
Interior closes mining operations in the
| Choctaw Nation. The Usage Coal Com
pany. and the Houston, Dallas and Texas
cont pany, have discharged 200 hands, who
must seek employment in the States.
New Clearing House.
T,o1r1syuLE. Jan. S-The banks here have
orUaniZed clearing house, with capita
of nine million dollars. Clearings, first day
over a million and half.
The Democratic caucus adjourned wlthou
choosing Senators.
Centennial Souvenirs.
RosroS. Jan. S.--The banners, as souve
Mrs OF the Bunker Hill centennial celebra
ton made bv Boston ladies for the Wash
;noton Light Infantry, Charleston am
Norfolk Light Artillery. and the Washing
]. ton Light Infantry. Washington, d. e., ar
. on exhibition. The committee of ladies an
: gentlemen will leave III few days to pre-
. sent them.
New Schedule of Hates.
NEW YORK. Jan. S.-The new rates o.
!. freghts from this city to the west, 90 int
: effect on Monday. The basis will be 20 cent
: per 100 pounds for first-class freight to CHI
eago. The schedule is to be uniform on a
: trunk lines going west from New York an
!: Boston.
). The Railroad War.
Z; HopEwELL n. Y, Jan. 7.-At the scene
I: the railroad war near this place, all obstru'
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By Telegraph
TO THE DAILY CLARION.


WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-For the Gulf
States continued warm and partly cloudy
weather, with southerly TO westerly winds,
and stationary or falling barometer, follow
ed during Sunday in Southwest by threaten
ing and cooler weather, rising barometer
and winds slightly TO northerly and
westerly.
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RepuIse Of Insurgents.

VIENNA, Jan. $50, 500 insurgents tried to
surprise Nj ostar, but were repulsed and al
most entirely destroyed.
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NUMBER b
Accident nj Sea.

LONDON, Jan S.-The Emilia Augusta
from Pensacola for Liverpool put into st.
Michael's, leaking badly.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Boston Potatoes.

ID ECEIVED To-day Eighty barrels Seed and
HI Table POTATOES direct from Boston
S. LEMLY & SON.
Jan. 8, '76-d3t.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

ihe regular terms are held in Jackson on the
Mondays in May and November. Robert
Y, Judge; Geo. 7. Swami, Clerk.
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The london Press On American
Politics

NEW Y DIRK, Jan. S.--A London dispatch
says an editorial in the Telegraph says the
unanimous resolution OF the House OF Rep-
resentatives declaring a manifest disposi-
ton on the part of the men who fought in
the late civil war, to join hands as one peo-
pie, is most aus spicious ushering in of the
American new year, and one OF the most
cheering celebrations in the history of
America.
The police of Berlin being in possession
of private correspondence of Thomassen,
Bremehaven dynamite plotter, seem to have
come upon the track of some of his accom-
plices who visited the boarding houses pat
ronized by English and American tourists.
The police are searching for DR.. Medworth,
who, il would seem from Information in
their possession, was evidently an accom-
pIce of ThOmaSSen.
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House for Rent.

WITH SIX ROOMS, Garden, Stables, Cis-
w tern, ETC. All in good order, now occu-
pied by JOSEPH RAINS, will be rented low
p ossession given Immediately. Apply to
j. II. ODENEAL.
Jan. 6, 70
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Centennial Souvenirs.
New Schedule of Hates.

New YORK. Jan. S.-The new rates on
freights from this city to the west, go into
effect on Monday. The basis will be 20 cents
per 100 pounds for first-class freight to CHI,
cago. The schedule is to be uniform on all
trunk lines going west from New York and
Boston.
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VIENNA, Jan. S.--A correspondent of the
standard says that all persons in Vienna
liable for duty, were ordered TO hold them
selves in readiness to join their respective
corps within As hours. Physicians say Vor
Arnim is too i'll to go to Herzegovina
This certificate is regarded as insufficient
and the Count is ordered to go in person
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. S.-Dr. Henry
Helmboldt came before court upon a writ
of habeas corpus, taken for the pur-
pose of effecting his discharge from the
Pennsylvania hospital, for insanity, he as
serting he was of sound mind, and was not
a proper subject for restraint.
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THE COURTS.
UPREME COURT OF MISSISSIPPI.

kUPKEME UOUKI Of MISSISSIPPI.
pAraim G. Peyton, Chief Justice.
0fatio F. Simrall ..............Assoc Justice.
lna han Tarbell, ...............
Me-, E. Harris and Graham II. Simran,
Reporters.
A ". Little, Clerk
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rrr WEEKLY CLARION

,.aoverv wednesday morning. Two
0'''', opnum. in advance. The publish
v s1.v hostage on both editions.
BY THE DOZEN COPIES
,.rs Of the Legislature, and others
VI FlH0''o .u, conies of either edition, are re-
II ~ 70 Give notice, in the case of the DAILY
u .a;ng prior to publication, and in the
Y = tbe WEEKLY, on Tuesday morning.
= u % q ants per dozen; Weekly, 70 cents
EJnypn
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Officers Kinds County.
SUPERVISORS.

h;l hG;istrict-J. A Horne. Clinton
Ri;st.ri!et-Geo: NJ. Robertson Brownsville.
DDistrict-John Shelton RAYMOND.
S'rlct-J. +. Tatom, ...................B Byram.
regular meetings are held ON the Monday
fs'On four days.
:, HtlCES OF THE PEACE FIFTH DIST.
NASOA, IeTTy
NoNsrABLES-FIFTH DISTRICT.
1' 'ourdon, Terry.
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Rooms to Rent !

TWO ROOMS-Centrally located, ,-furn ish-
l. ed or unfurnished. Address D., CLARION
OFFICE.
Jan. A, '76-3t.
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For Rent.

A STORE ROOM FOR RENT in front OF
II City Hail. in Robinson & Stevens build
ing. Apply to R. IS
jan s, '76-d1w
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That Turkish Note.

COLOGNE, Jan. S.-The Gazette SAYS tha
Italy has accepted AustIia's Turkish note
England asked one week for consideration
which expires on the 18th.
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Collision and Loss of Life.

LONDON, Jan. S-The City of Brooklyn
colided with, and sunk, an Italian bark, of
Fasnet. Three of the barks crew are miss
ing of the balance, nine were rescued by
the steamer.
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Jan. 4, '76-3t.
DANH6RTPT BLANKS !-75 cts.
ID per set, $1.00 by mail. Address
CHARLES WINKLEY,
Book and Job Printer,
Jan s. '75-w2t. Jackson, Miss.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-The collector of
customs in New Orleans has besh ordered
to admit, duty free, a manikin for Alcorn
University, jackson, Miss.
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The Bark Hunter is

The vessel ashore on Ship Wash Sands,
the North Sea, is the bark Hunter, fro
Christiana for an English port She h
been saved.
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GENERAL DIRECTORY.
~1~1~~~-~~~~~~~~~%
STATE GOVERNMENT.
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
REPRESENTATIVES,.

S L. AlcOrn.. Term expires NJ rch, 4, 1871.
Bruce....Term expires March, 4, 49,.
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A Terrible Situation.

A bark, name unknown, is ashore. Til
ship is in a situation similar TO that of tn
switzerland; u persons can be seen o
board, but approach is i'm possible,
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New Clearing House.

Io1TIsyILLE. jan S--The banks here have
.arUariZed a clearing house, with capital
of nine million dollars. Clearngs, first day,
over million and half.
The Democratic caucus adjourned without
choosing Senators.
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MUsKOGEE, INDIAN TERRITORY, Jan. s.
The recent decision OF the Secretary of the
Interior closes mining operations in the
Choctaw Nation. The Usage Coal Com
nany. and the Houston, Dallas and Texas
com pany, have discharged 200 hands, who
must seek employment in the States.
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he would have been killed but for
their interference of Messrs. Pearce
and Tiller.
28. At a hot supper given by the
colored people in Spartanburg on
Sept. 22d, a disgraceful riot occurred.
Pink Eaves, colored man, was
severely cut in tho shoulder, and
several others badly beaten during
the row, which originated in nm
attempt on the part of some of the
negroes to abuse and intimidate q
c,lored Democ: at
20. AS Billy McCaskill, colored
Democrat, was returning from
Camden to his home in the Beulnh
neighborhood the other evening, he
was attacked by Radical bully who
announced his intention to kill him
because he was q Democrat. Billy
drew his knife and wounded his as
sailant in the neck.
30. On Saturday last, Reuben
Seigler, of York, q well-to do col
ored man, was attacked by Andy
and Greon Jordan, who cursed him
for being Democrat, ard drew
their knives and threatened to kill
him. The two Radicals have been
arrested.
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the blood Of both races. Turn
back to your post of duty Put
armed men in charge and deal
justice" I appealed to Governor
Chamberlain. I sent Henry Ken
nedN who had come from Ellenton
for aid, to plead with him. But the
Governor said, 81 cannot 90 back.
Thore is no train" I replied, II
have provided for that. The down
train is waiting ut my order. The
lamp is lighted, the fires are burning
to speed you on your way. It will
do you moro honor to save the life
of ono poor white man or one poor
negro, than to gather tho freshest
political laurels." But the Cover
nor said, II must go to NIassachu-
setts. And Ms the train sped on,
l reelected how sad is tho condition
of that people whose chief magis-
tratc is a stranger prolonged
applause. Would Hampton have
left? No! Lond chccring.1 His
white plume would have been seen
in tho front, and his strong right
hand would have afforded protection
to the poorest negro. Ent1usias.
tic applause. L say to the colorcd
people, go to Gen. Hampton, hear
him for his cause, speak to him face
to face" He was once the owner
Of 4 thousand slaves, every ono Of
whom living in South Carolina will
vote for him. [Applause1
Barber, colorod, OK scnator-
"Jndgo, are you II Republican 2"
Judge N1ackoy--"Yns, but q Re-
publican is not n robbcr." CGrcat
applause.
hrbcr-I am for Hampton.
CApplausc.
Judge Mackey continrol: Lc'
all come in and work for tho success
Of Hampton and his ticket.
Avoice-"Judge, are you straight-
out?
Judge Mackcy-"Ycs! and we
mean to put Hampton and his ticks
ct straight in. [Vociforous up
plausc. Judge Nj lckey concluded ::
The Dem jcrats if successful, viii
not all obtain office. Forty eight
thousand will not get Office. But
the expenses of the State will be
reduced, t,lXation will be lcssencl.
and every citizen will reap mate i,
benefit. Let every one come then
of both parties and races and all
in the work, for
"Whilr tll,' lamp holds ont to burn
Even old Wallace may return"
[Grcat laughter l
We arc now passing through
troublesome times, but these con
vulsions are but the throcs of the
new birth IN South Carolina That
will tnk" r.ncc on the seventh day
of Move III ~, 1876.
AS the 5rIgc concluded the OK.
element "ns umbounled, and the
shouting n1l applause and waving
of hats continued for several min
utcs. This address was tho most
mast erly effort yet hoard in Fair
lctu
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Radical Intimidation,

AS showing tho uttor falsity OF
the charge Of intimidation mado b.!
the Radicals against the Democratic
party, the Charleston Ncms ana
Courier furnishes tho following. i'll
stances al ltadical intimidation OF
colorcd Democrats
l.. There WAS colorcd delegate
from Sumter county in the State
Convention which nominated Hamp-
ton. Tins delegate was chased bv
colorcd Nadicals through the streets
of Colunlbia, and only saved from
death by the efforts of the police
Ills position rs a Democratic dele
gnto WAS lis sole offence.
z In the latter part Of August, a
colorcd m'.n named John Ice spoke
at Demcc;atic meeting at Hopkins.
III Richland county. AS soon uh
this WAS known, Lee was attacked by
party Of colorcd Radicals who
attempted to kill him. The whites
went to his rescue, and he escaped.
g. On august 25, Democratic
mccting was held at Mount Picus>
ant, near Charleston. The Ropubl-
can negroes tried to break it up
Falling in mis-, they hurled brickbuts
and other missiles at the Democrats
as they wcro leaving the meeting,
and wourlod ono citizen severely.
1 On tho next day, II coiored
man, at II Democratic meeting, in
Lexington county, said he wanted
TO Joln the Dcmocralic party, but
his life had been threatened, and he
dared not. This man also said that
number 1T other colored men we're
III the same position, and that his
own brother is prosecuted by IL Rad
ical magistrate for no other reason
than that he is Democrat.
5. AT Crane Creek, in Richland
County, on August 30, colorod
Republicnn named Taylor delivered
ka'tlcal speech, telling his hearers,
among other things, "that any negro
that would vote tho Dcmocratic
ticket ought to be hung; that his
nephew had come out for the Demo-
Gratis, and that he had told him if he
voted that way no would put u lor
chain around his neck and hang
him."
6. On the last day of the month
five colorcd Republicans set upon n
colorod Democrat in Edgciicld and
belabored HIM badly.
I. The month Of September
opened with an attack in Charleston
upon Snwyor and Rivers, two col.
orcd Democrats. They were, for u
time, in grost danger. This culmi
mted in the bloody assault upon
colorod Democrats on tho night of
tho 9Th, when two persons were
killed and several wounded. Since
then colorod Democrats have been
several ti>nes threatened or assailed,
when it seemed safe, by colorod Rad.
icals, and on Wednesday night these
Radicals broke up n gathering of
colored Democrats.
8. On September 2 q white man
who was emphatic in his announce.
mont, Ill the streets of Columbia,
that he was q Democrat. was abused
by n crowd of negro loafors. One
OF Tho soldiers Of Company B, 18th
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Lias6ys, F'anne|s, Red and
Waite, at | ow P,ices.
Ready Made Clothing.

Ready Made Clothing.
Mems Suits, all Wool lO.uO, $3.50 md
SIS 90.
Mems Suits, m xod, 100, 500 end 50 90.
Men s Pants, so, 90 and 50. so.
Mems Suits, all Wool, 4.U,, 500 and
$500.
Over Coats 500, 700, s.0l and $1,000.
fo"ths' and Boys Suits in nil styles and