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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1876-03-16
HYMENEAL.

MARR1Ep-At Eta Jane, S. c., on the 9Th in
stant, by James L. Strain, Esq, Mr.. ELIJAH
ELDERS, of York county, S. c., and Mrs
SALLIE ICOYLE, of Union county, s. c. No
cards.
In Caper's Chapel Chester county, s. G., on t the
9TH ultiIno. by Rev. J. Lowrie Wilson, Mr.. ROB-
ERT M. MCCONNELL, of York county, and
Miss ELLA e. GUY, Of Chester county.
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TIL. w. HOPE e. GO.
MORE NEW GOODS.

WYE keep constantly on hand, full assort,
w ment of almost everything usually found
in first-class Dry Goods Store, and those who
tace to give us call and examine our stock and
compare our prices before making their purchases
elsewhere. We do not propose to give our goods
away, but we will sell them as cheap for cash, as
any one else in this York.
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March 16
SPECIAL NOTICE.

V7HIs is to certify that Mr. E. F. Bell is no
longer our agent. Parties indebted to US
will please make payment to Mr.. B. F. THOMP-
SON, who is duly authorized to act as agent for
us. We take great pleasure in recommending
Mr.. Thompson to the people Of York county:
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING co.
J. CLARK BEDELL, Agent.
Morcb IA III 2t"
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BOOT AND SHOE MAKING.
ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY.

ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY,
VENHE undersigned respectfully announces that
l he is still conducting the above business in
Yorkvile, next door to the Enquirer Office"
and is prepared to furnish good article of BOOTS
AND SHOES, TWELVE PER CENT. less than
heretofore for Cash. Personal attention is given
to fine work and good fit guaranteed. Repair
ing will be promptly attended to and neatly done
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore be-
slowed upon my establishment, my determina-
ton is to merit a continuance of the same
F. CHRISTMAN.
March l6 III I'm
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March 16
CAUTION TO TRESPASSERS.

CAUTION TO TRESPASSERS.
A IL persons are hereby warned not to hunt,
n fish, cut the timber, or otherwise trespass
upon the lands of either of the undersigned with
ont obtaining permission, as the law will be rigid
lv enforced against all who disregard this notice.
J. P. HUTCHINSON, ]. LUMPKIN,
JOHN GARRISON, j. F. CAROIHE EKS,
]. A. GARRISON, MARK GARRISON.
J. T. MATTHEW'S,
March l6 IL 3t~
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600 SACKS
SSA GUANO

TUST received and ready for delivery at the fol-
sD lowing low prices, and liberal Cotton option,
to wit:
$500 per ton payable in money, on or before
Nobember lst, 1876.
S65.OO per ton, payable in Cotton at Is cents,
on the basis of Charleston Middlngs, TO be dellv-
cred at Yorkville, or nearest railroad station, on
or before November 18th, 1S76-making bale of
43S pounds of Cotton for a ton of Guano.
Also lust received
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
nouNTY Op YORK-COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

COUNTY or YORK COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
William E. Erwin and George J. Steele, as Ad-
ministrators of George Steele, deceased
Theodore A. Moore. 8. Rufus Moore and w.
A. Moore, plaintiffs, against Margaret Bri-
# son, Isabella Gwin, Elizabeth Brison, wife
of Benjamin Brison; Mary r: Lindsey,
James Brison, Robert Brison, William Bri-
son, Margaret Mcknight, Hugh Burris and
r.' j. P. Moore, Defendants. s.-Sumn'onsto for Re-
Hef. 3i
To the Defendants above named. 4 t8;ut
VOU are hereby summoned and required to an
II swer the complaint in this action, which Is
filed in the Office Of the Clerk Of Common Pleas,
answer to the said complaint on the subscribers at
their office in Yorkville, g. c., within twenty
DAYS after the service hereof exclusive of the day
of such service and If y54 fail to answer the COM
plant within the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff in
this action will apply to the Court for the relief
demanded in the complaint. - -st,t1
Dated February 16, a; D., 1879; ,r ;,7rr;. : arc
'''-'' 81. Plaintifs' Attorneys.
To Isabella Gwin and Elizabeth Brison, wife Of
BENJAMIN Brison, two of the Defendants
above named, who reside beyond the limits
~ of this State. " 's@
Take notice that this action is commenced for
the foreclosure Of mortgage in the Circuit Court
in and for the county of York, and that the COM
plaint together with the summons, Of which the
above is a COPY, was filed in the Office Of the
Clerk of the Circuit Court of York, in this State,
on tie 10th day Of February, 1876, and that
you are required to appear in the cause witnln mn
Plaintiffs will apply to the Court for the relief de-
n'an'eo - 'ne ALLISON ALLISON & WILLIAMS,
"a' r:-.a Attorneys for plaintiffs. If
February II OF
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STATIONERY.

FULL line Of MISUNDERSTANDING Cap
n Letter and Note Papers, Of different qualities
Envelopes offs qualities and various sizes, Pens
Ink and Pencils. Blank and Memorandum Books
6c for sale at ADlCkES.
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CARPETS.

N1O longer an excuse for not having fine Car
~ pct on your floor. Call and examine our
stock, which we offer at greatinducements.
Z II. f. ADICKES.
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Spstial Natitss.
Remember This.

Now is the time of the year for Pneumonia
Lung Fever, Coughs, Colds, and fatal results OF
predisposition to Consumption and other Throat
and Lung Disease. Boschee's German Syrup
has been used in this neighborhood for the past
two or three years without single failure to cure.
If YOU have not used this medicine yourself, go
to YOUR druggist, John G. Kuykendal, and ask
him of its wonderful success among his custo-
mers Two doses will relieve the worst case. Ii
you have no faith in any medicine, just buy a
sample bottle of Bochee's German Syrup for 10
cents and try it. Regular size bottle Is cents.
Don't neglect cough to save IS cents.
December 2 4s eawly
Hepatine! Hepatine! Hepatine! Hepatine
for The Liver, at J. c. KUYKENDALS.
The Honorable Alexander n. Stephens orders
Globe Flower Cough Syrup to sustain his throat
and lungs in making his great Civil Rights
speech.
NATIONAL HOTEL, WASHINGTON, D. c.,
December %, 1873. !
Dr.. j. s. Penaberton Dear Sir-Please send
me three bottles of your Globe Flower Syrup by
Samuel Bard. Yours truly,
ALEX. H. STEPHENS.
WASHINGTON. D. c., Jan. 8, 1874.
DR.. .J. s. Peanberton, Dear Sir-The Globe Flow
or Syrup duly received. Many thanks. 1t has
proved most valuable remedy to me.
ALEX. H. STEPHENS.
Globe Flower Cough Syrup, at
JOHN C. KUYKENDALS.
Hepatine is unlike any other medicine for the
liver-it is cheaper than Pills. At
JOHN c. KUYKENDAIS.
March9 10 Zt
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$40 REWARD.

$40 REWARD.
CTOLEN from the subscriber at his residence
y in Chester county, s. C, on Friday morning
25th instant, BLACK HORSE with very large
head and Roman nose. His name lies on both
sides of neck. Supposed to have gone to North
Carolina, as he was traced as far as the Catawba
river.
The above reward will be paid to any one re-
turning the horse to me.
D. G. ANDERSON,
Cedar Shoals, Chester county, S. c.
March 9 10 2t
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Z. WILLIFORD,
MORE FINE STOCK.

T HAVE Just received 81 head Of fine HORSES
AND MULES, to which invite the attention
Of all who may wish to purchase good stock, for
either plantation, saddle or carriage purposes.
For the accommodation OF responsible parties,
ann ready and willing to sell horses and mules
on time, and will extend credit to those desiring
it until next fall, requiring note and good secu-
rity.
;, When you come to Rock Hill, don't forget to
SALE STABLES. If you admire fine horses.
and who doesn't ?-your taste can be gratified; If
you wish to buy good animal, your need can be
supplied; and lastly, if you wish to SWAP"
though not good in that line, yet viii endeavor
house." in any emergency, remaining the public's
obedieut servant. 70 -. A.-WILLIFORD.
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FARMING LAND FOR SALE.
VlPE undersigned offers at private sale, tract
BrattonsviIle, in Bethesda township, and about
two miles from McConnellsville Station, on the
Chester and Lenoir Railroad. The tract contains
2S3 acres, one-third of which is original forest,
and the balance in suitable condition for culti-
vation. For further PARTICULARS apply to
w. II. McCORKLE, Real Estate Agent
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LA MPS.

II INVITE attention to the handsome Parlol
Lamps, which we are selling far below the
usual price for the same article. ,.
- .... H. F. ADICKES.
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AUCTION SALES.
sHERIFF'S SALES.

SHERIFF'S SALES.
DY virtue of writs of feri facias, to me directed
I'D will be sold between the legal hours OF
Sheriff g sale, ON THE FIRST MONDAY In
APRIL NEXT,
at York Court House, the following property,
to wit:
DEFENDANTS interest in q tract of land situated
in Ebenezer, containing five hundred acres, more
or less, bounded by lands Of DIR. ". B: Fewell'
estate Of Joel 8. Barnett deceased, William n:
Simril and others, levied on as the property OF
Dr. J. M. Lowry, at the suit OF r. Patterson o. q
Co., and others. lSS.Io
not comply with the terms ofsale, must expect the
bid off by them to be advertised for re-
sale at their risk for the ensuing sales.day.
R. b. GLENN, 8. Y:c.
March9 10 At
- ASsIGNEE'S SALE. .,E
In the District Court Of the United States for the
District of South Carolina.
JAMES 5s (: + Ts;$s5 # Bankruptcy
DY virtue of an Order from Hon. George 8:
ID Bryan, Judge of the Court aforesaid, Will
expose to public sale free from umorance' az
York Court House, on
=, sALEs-DAY IN APRIL NEXT,
the Homestead of said Bankrupt consisting OF
ONEHUNDRED AND DSEVENTY-SIX ACRES
more or less, situate in York county, on Allison
Creek, and bounded by lands Of Margaret jack
son, Nelson Thomasson and others. -
is.. TERMS OF SALE. IN
One-fourth cash. The balance payable in twelve
months to be secured by bond and mortgage.
'', ~ J. Fl: GIIAwsoN, Assignee
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BOARDERS WANTED.
PRIVATE BOARDING can be had by apply
Il ingto Z. n. DlAON.
March 8 10 At
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r AM now receiving recent purchases OF Dry
Goods, and have in store fresh supply Of
Calicoes in the latest styles, and fine line OF
black Alpacas, which will be sold low:
- - q. Fl. F. ADICKES.
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ROCK HILL ITEMS.

80 The Grange mentions that the young men
of Rock Hill are engaged in organizing a
brass band.
AT recent meeting of the Rock Hill Dem
ocratic Club, Messrs. Peter Garrison, John
B. London, A. E. Hutchinson, W. B. Will
son and Col. H. II. brennan, we're appointed
delegates to the county convention. II
Mr.. Mansel Hall, formerly of Fairfield
county, died last week at Rock Hill. He was
highly respected.
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GOODS FOR PANTS.
SHOES AND HATS.
CROCK cry.
HUNTER & OATES.
NEW GOODS.

.-...... NEW GOODS. ...
lust received. the following new Spring Goods !:
81 Alpacas Percales, Cambrics Prints, bleached
and brown Shifting and Sheetings, bleached and
brown Drillings, Tickings, Bishop and Victoria
Lawns, Swiss Jaconet and checked Muslins, nice
Edgings and Insertings, Alexandria Frillings, In
fants' Waists and Robes, Ladies' and Gents Linen
Handkerchiefs, Ladies' Ties, &C., all of which we
are offering low for cash..
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PAY Up!

u Notes became due on the lST OF OCTOBER,
viii do we'll to pay them up at once and save
themselves cost, as shall be compelled to.sue all
Who fail to make payment. -
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THE CROPS.

Our information from the planting COM
munity is to the effect that larger crops Of
wheat and oats have been sown in York
county since last fall, than in any year since
the war, and at present the small-grain crops
are in promising condition. The fact that
q larger area of land has been sown in wheat
and oats is good indication. The people
are beginning to learn that to make cotton
culture profitable, it must only be the surplus
of their products. Whenever all our people
learn this fact, and adopt it in practice in
stead of theory, then they may hope to be
prosperous, and Danish the cry of hard times.
Corn planting has also commenced, thus ear
ly, in some sections of the county. Farmers
tall aas-AAa -szassas
ceiving seed. The dry winter has had, to
some extent, the same effect on land as if it
had been covered with snow. AS to the use
of; fertilizers this season, our information
tends to the belief that the farmers Of this
county will not invest in them so largely as
they did last year.
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CHEWING TOBACCO. il

TUST received lot of Chewing Tobacco-th
sD finest ever brought to this market. Cigar
astonishingly cheap by the box.
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WALL.PAPERING.

II AM now prepared to furnish any style and
quality of Wall Paper that is manufactured,
and have on hands q full line of samples from
"-''0' H, F. ADICKES.
, 1876-11-15

and Vice President, and where, In case Of any
dispute. the legally conatItuted authorities Of
tho State have decided and certified tho result,
TINT conclusion ought to he accepted by overy
lover Of peace, and Of Law and order and Con-
stitut!onal Government.
, 1876-11-15

rtving, and ,noro coming. The Democrat. arc
nanlc,l in Important rcsl,ccts along tic ccutral
tz,,lnttct. " 1lcforners" arc organizing mill
Lar, companies, ntd secretly artning. All kinda
Of runarx arc aGoat. Northern Democratic
lcatlcrA arc known TO t,o tn constant cDnl,nuntn
ton with their friends here, urging them to
desperate measures, Threats Of violence are
nat,c, with III evident intention to execute them.
Nothing short Ut tho military will prevent 1t. Re-
puhltcat,s VIM have tIouc heavy work feel like
expressing Themselves, In yicw of tho fact
that FlnrIia waa utterly neglected by the Ma
tionnl Committee, nnl told 10 70 to q very hot
place in answer u appeals for aiI, They have
won tho Victory alone. Now Tint oil depends
On them, they appreciate t!,e interest manifested
by Mr. Chandler aut, the rctt Of them.
c. II. BRIGHAM,
JAcKsoyy1ttH. Fin. Nov. fo.-Tbo western
cornt!ca nrc tI, ti,ratTr ~ ,i,c ,r,iHr.t 0ncTa-
tiums Of tlc TIdcnites. Thn,,ri, fra,i,ls by thum
in nearly every cot,uty ara hrint. brol;rht Il,
jia1t. IN cyery Instance cf,crk,natinr k mrssures
arc takcu, Altcnlptcfl Intimidation Of the
negro has been rcrcra.-in many instanccs
Will succrss. A1aimfnn was tlrnw,, ,,pon n lie
western counties whc,e illey yotc,i in thr mar,ss
Of registered negroes, Thcsc cnw.boy vol,ntics.
strctshtnr a,t,nT tbc t;uIf ond Aiu'mmn ' i'm
, 1876-11-15
THE REFEREES.
on RATHER TIE GENTLEMEN WHO DESIRE TO

IAhE I'LL lkEaiQNblHlLlI1,
New ORLEANS, La., Nov. 14.-The following
hnvc not yet arrived:
Stanfts jafthtTs. Ja,ats t;aEftiJ. JOIN j. Logan.
1ITt!iaa D. Kelley, John 4: hds4on. J. Irria Ity,
s1" ayaa eSs T. g. se ans Gill;; 3 a1h The aaa.F 1 "
answer 70 . telegram from ths lion. AbtahAm :.
Committee, dated at New York. Suv. ~, 1870. ~
:cItllzens Of New o1lcnn. urgently rcque,t TINT
q delegation Of prominent gents cHmn there ut
once counsel peace md tats and hpncst rcurns+
you arc earnestly requested to c ono Of ton or III.
s ioaissis. t'at lioase, saturday evening" pro. o.
sstsn: ,6s s. ' ssa.'es 1e,s s NV osisss,
'sss'sy say 1hs sppsas
I'LL .ndetu'snca = s!e II informed @ you have come
states to ecs that tic, board Of Canvassers
nlaku q, fair count Of the voss actually cast.
supn 70 Me.r ays, :.
dkdItee for President and Vice -president, and tho
undersigned gave t1cr support 10 Tiden and Hen,
good citizens Of all parties regard an honest count
aud truu returns OF the vote actually cart of greater
oee a f w g. p s9y f.!
lbs late election II tho State u hou!.lana, which
Hk*utHEa ku&H CaCE ucluTt HRtEoil0l lAl+
pottsnce and upon which. in this etsEs may depend
thu very s.xfstancesof Constitutional Govern.
Of the unhappy controversies which. havo
heretofore arisen trom thu action, Of the
Returning uoari of tho statc. whcra IT, netlou
could not in any event change tho result Of pres!.
dental election, und IN s'Yw 9f the dssife M of all
iha maturity Us lawfully cxptcsscd. respectfully
ask you, snch ct you NJ ntc present, 10 meet aud
tees, as may be deemed mtet wise. In order that
such influence We possess mar bu excEtcd in be-
af q such slnsa.. q sotss sctnaly cast t ~ 1y
spcct and acquicscaee Of the American people Of
H'Encti Iohn ii, Palh,er, Lyis,an Trumbull, Will
lam Il. Morrison, Illinois: snmucl j. Ranaall. 4.
!: talrhn. WillIam isisier. Iennsytsan!a; J. 4.
hcllouAld, IntIana: j. Il npoltttse, GeatEo II.
Sn,lh, Wisconsin; teorgt W. Julian, n. d. Man.
son. John Lnye, lnt,ana llenFy Watts.son J.: IN. y;
t,.tendorfsr. Now York; i. Il. slallo, 0hlo Lowia
Y. l,e4y, James g I'r9adhsaa, 1s 9. nsesna. & Mls'
Maryland; ". i. Sumner. Culncct!ent
, 1876-11-15
KEENAN,.
Ills PRESSING Al'FHAl~

Mo 0rfeons Ru,itstn tEem.>, Nos. II.
Kccnan Inns bcen heard froNl again. Just
rho Keenan, Is, must ass bequeathcd to poescrtty
NJ problem altogether too nehulous for this
gcI.crs1tlp, u tackle. In knowing that ae Is q
jcTkcr of special kilograms, we know enough
fur all present. purposes. Kccnan appears to
dwell In ChIcago, and he Is the person who
trst Informed us TINT Wisconsin had gouo
Democratic. 1Ie also sent various other dis
patches Of q like reliable and cheering nature.
For two or three days lle was tnonopoltzed by
tho Times. 1Ic WAS tho 1fnes' own. and thu
way our neighbour paraled 1Iiul, md snade much
OF him, aud stuck him among tho aItp'ay I'D,
ycrtlsemenss, until you eoul1 k1ruly tcll
whether ho Was scwinE-uaachincs or yernltuge,
thu way they manipulated lin, anl had lin
In several plurcs Mt tll,c, was beautiful aud
Instructive to belsold. hut thu monopoly had
hccn crushed. Kcenan Ia not q luxury to bo
sclilshIy enluyca BY plse alonc- Tl!o Dt.uoe!ut
las got him now-Got him bull asd yesterday
liz ilMfolled hItaSalf TO our nGlHlbor III Woril3
to this effect:
cn,c.oS. MY. id-la !. .Wissoas'n 4 hogsY.
's the end Il deicat foT the hopo q Ksiorn. Thu
El T ny 10 aa: 4 M
Ksl,orr muann ~ count all tbs Dsuctatic parishes
su so men wo d. sa' should a0' 10
Tho ikn.ocrat hcaIs th!s IA Pressing Ap-
pcal." So It Is. a pressing uppeal from Kco-
nan, Keenan, appears 10 dcssre blood and IT,
several hundred miles distaut from Chicago.
Still, although ho qualities his wlsl he calls for
gore aud trouble a1l the sa1nc. Louisiana ia
Under tho eye Of tho nation, Kcenan says. A
hundred thousand oxpcctant otllce-holdcrs turn
their hungry faces toward Louisiana to know
whether W. ure to put them !n Or keep then,
out X We "tamGly eubsnlt to tllatranchtso-
mcnt,n shricks kecIan, " the end Is defeat for
the hope VI Reform" Ilo means, also, that itl
tho defeat u the loo, 200 rxpcctantst Hq doesu't
, 1876-11-15
WASHINGTON,
CABINET MEETING.

49,. 8ptefds Nspateh % The 7rfaune.
WASHINGTON, u. " NOV. l4.-At the Cabinet
meeting to-das shcfc "hs lchethy cons'defar
t,on o' 1ho poiateat hsuasfof'. inc Attorney
oeneta' presenter INC laws governing TIC vari.
ouh tsctusnlt'9 boar''h, ahd Inc oSaet f5o"efa OIL
tHcae poafa6 seec!Ved nlac1i attcht'oal. III view
OIL Inc eoht!hReaelca which, inlsht arise requiring
rrosect'o' from inc "h'leu Statef' from the
coases"ato ~ t'sc 1ae".oets " luz e"o'"e'1 the
Iosl'o" VI u11 eees u !" 'at, u '"u "'". Sup
q 10" eoane nlna. DC has1 o. "ic sote uetuasly
clss' lhste VII. oe ee"cfa' bau'ias''oh IL, as
'e1'5 a'1stpA1co' eoeh eoo't eA'i' st'o" 1ne
e'teslo" u 1'"Ses ~ SPITE ol shs great afauo'
kno"A :" ''as1 .eu" ln'pestA.ea lAtto
ssas.a, aeslc t"at tne he1.tnlle ooatus saa'l
nou'f iaeo ING loes"o,, VI Hau''s' aau t'to"
~. t"e le.u'h' 'sotl "' tne ptec'te'' "nese
itaaue On Tue paFt Of
s'insM hkrGhL'cASs OH DEMOCRATS
WI oe eSao"sl'eu W Roou a''t su,'e.cns testl-
10 :" "seA
s"o 4es"4"' '''A aesa. '"ea"o - teet'"E tho ~
ln'hs nave peen emp'ofea, "'!l feeeise INC lull
moral support OF the Administration as Tie duly
e1ee1eu ffeslueht. .~.........
TUE VERMONT AND OREGON ELECTORS.
1he fostmastcF.te encral salu Tint two foss-
,nasesS-one III vermont anu one III oregon
!Au 1aat.s 'ae'ilsc'ee .'s'e'u u hc' 10 i3esl
, 1876-11-15

UG444E aAA 1lH&GESuuEIt u Luaa C!46lS+
G. u. j..
--
bOUT1l CAROLINA.
pEMocnArIu PERSUASION.
6pfe7m 11fpo!eh 70 7"e 1f'oaad
WASHINGTON, u. u, NOV. IA !etteF re-
ccivc1 here this morning from q prominent lse-
publican politician In Columbia, S. G., repre-
sents the condition Of affairs there % very
scrious, and nsakcs the following statements:
Many prominent Republicans hive becn
threatened with deatt, aud they have arrived ut
Columbia from the back country only by steal
Ing nway. The election III 1nany counties was
little less than nlovkcry. Outrageous frauds
were pcrpctratcd and Intimidation rraetlcctl
upon Republican yoteFs In Ahhesile' strong
Republican county, Hcorgia ronEhs surrounded
the polls after voting themselves, took
tho tickets from rolnrcd Republicans, put
Democratic tickets In their hands, and then
marched them to the polls, where they COM
PEELED the unwilling votcr to deposit his vote
for Hampton and 'lllde!'' In Oconcc County
tho Democrats tonk tloHn thu names OF NIL
co'orctl men who tnttInated wish to rote thu
Republican tickct. lii this way they 1ntimiaatcd
hundreds. III Anderson County, where there is
n largo Republican yutc, 1t ls represented that
not one Republican vote was pollcd. In EdE-
Held County. where tho Republicans should
tavc 100 majority, thc Democrats claitn 3,6Il.
In tho Third District the returns insisted upon
by tile Democrats show -
CHANGE or 10,GOu VOTES,
which Ia prcpostcroue, md could only havc beon
effected by tho grosscss fraud aud intimidation.
All tclcgrams to tho North through the A6socl-
| ntetl Press were from Democratic sourccs, and
not derived from any official source Whatever.
botA agents of.the Associated Irets arc radical
10 n, I Inn nfaua = Hftfa ff3Hk,
, 1876-11-15
PRICE FIVE CENTS.

saJ that. Il Is not necessary. We and Kccnan
understand each other. We know what's tho
matter with Keenan, a,sd he knowa what NJ
after. And We will do Keenan, tho lust,cs 10 ~
Incnt that It better 10 SEQ the streets Of New
Orleans waiat deep iu blood anil tho guttcrs
elogged With human cprpscs, than that t[,o MIN
Ions ot dc.pottsln ehold deny tho nobtc arn,y Of
democratic ia cxpcetanss t1sir long sought lkuy.
ably ari.c between ,ls and Keenan, II on tho 1es-
tlon,. Who Is D furnish tic bodies and tho
gorc! Thse queatton still tntctpotcs tt.nlf 10
mar Inc perfect harmony that otherwise mukes
US and hGcnnn one. Explain lhts ono awkward
matter, Kcunan, and we're with yo.t. Wo do
not ask yt,u TO tell ,s who vol, are, for that ii
ifnuatcrial., Ws only want to know wherc t1Io
goro fs cunning from, allfl WIN Is to br,,so tta
dcspot's heel. 4 thousand Voices In Louisiana
arc cchyng this breathesa query. A tlu,1sal,I
Eyes hare fixed yout Kccnan, With their ,,loa
phorcscent g]arc.
, 1876-11-15

votes. in ,Inrl;son County. a votes: In Marion
ro,,,,tv ~ yotca. In Frouk1ln cn,utv N
@ou"es' 'gsss' ~ -.a' A. ~ "''1' on, n
yotcs In scyen counties. At t1lts ratc, llu would
be Defeated even II tho Democratic State ticket
w.a cicrtcd hy the hirhcss majority c,simc1
~. @ - os~ - wv '''' ~ 'N
~, r'r ~ nxc,-xurvru M. onr.r,x ,xcux.srn
hers during tho past twensy-four hours. Gcu.
Ruvcr antyod thls afternoon, and took COM