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IINE ANn CEMENT.

LIME-The best quality In barrels isworih
%; ia bulk, 81 90; ordinary Dallesi &c. pei
buShel.
CEMENT -ROsondlo- Is worth ~ ~ barrel
Louisville, best, M lie kept 81 80 % barrel;
Dallas - 80.
PIASrEK II worth IS 80 "a barrel.
The supp y;uf the above mentioned nrl'
les is ample demand fair; market nrm'
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EISIII,.

FLOUR-Market heavy at the following
quotations Crescent 81 2i san JecintO q 20;
Empire 50 Is; xxx 81 30; Eagle 80 %; west
eru brands g 5O94 70, Magnolia, In sacks,
9S lbs, 81 90; Todd Mills NIX, a. 10; state
Central MINK, % 80; Choice Family, -;
Stur Mills Xxx, SO 90.
BRAN-krum 10 TO 6jc,
CORN MEAL-tOC,
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Weather Probabilities.

The indications for the gulf states
are falling barometer, south and east
winds, stationary or higher tempera9
tere, partly cloudy weather, and local
Taius,
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LONDON, July 2i,-The bark Am
Dassador, of New York for Melbourne,
put in Cape Town. She had been in a
hurricane and lost her captain and
three men,
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Bu, YOur Tickets and ship Your FrsIrA,
b. the
Houston and Texas Central Railway.

The following Ofices and Agents have
been establishing by this Company. where
Information mar be had concerning mol
only the n. at. y. Railway, but leAas sen
NJ ANCH ESTER, Eastern Passenger
AGENT. All Broadw y, N. 4.
Cen. j. II. RIO gER'rsOS, Pass. A imraFra-
ton Agent, lia y. itilfa street, -. lsfuis.a9
A. ALI,EE, Northwestern Pass. Agent. loi
clark street, Chicalo, Ill.
NICK HOLMfs3, Southeastern AgenfsSo.
Rurneft House, Cincinnati, Ohio.
JR. COFFIN, Southsrn Passenger Agent,
Chattanooga, Tenn. $3.50.
Information may also lie hai al the egen-
cies Of the "a. X. 4 T. Rail way, IN New YORK,
Chicago, Cincinnati, Hannibal end st-louia
y. Waldo.
CENT Pas. 4 Freight AT. Houston, Tsxss.
q. DuRAND,
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CONNECTIONS.

AZ TRXARKANA, with All trains on ~,
Louis a Iron Mountain and No. Railway for
all points North East aud Southeast.
Al LON0VthM JUNCTION ana MIN
NICOLA, with all trains ON tho International
II. Il. for Tyler, Palestine, Houston, Haivea-
ton and san Antonio.
AT DALLAS, with trains o. the Houston
and Texas Central Il, Il. fol Calslcana,
MeSia, Bremond, Waco, Calvert, hryan,
Hemp,toad, hrenham and lOr all points In
Middle and southern Texas.
A. SHERMAN, with III. n 20, Railway,
for all rulntB ON tha line OF that roud.
Al FORT WORTH, with stages for all
points IN western Texas.
atSHkg VEPoRr, with Red Rlvor Steam
ers FOR New Orleans.
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rverinr Report-rinc-ciai.

NEW YORK, july 2i.-Moaey. easier az
a5 Der cent. sterling Jul ny 80 80, Srn,.
etiif "a 81 ui-s Government lnnu' HIlH'
qul - 81 H. state bonds ere quiet.
/ -. opt.z.rs. July 2i.-Gold 81 Wis
/ al a.. Sew YORK sight = premium
/ 9-.rllug bank s. 1874.
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! OALyeHros, Iuy "a lt,,.t,t. t..i..
SALES, mono. hioea H4a NafE"i AM a,,i
nominal. Good miIdutg iai ~, tti i.tt,,,ll
/ lia.e, low mid uing XIV, NllNllns
/ 1870 ''' s' ''"'N''9
t,,,,,,..,. ,.,....
solIius, bad pr,s' uurbanlV,, -''''oh easier
r,Ia ,,,,..,.
Mldilug Uplnuds "'' -
MluulnI OilDHI. UaI.t ',al
slIHH Nul lnI.. .n...I'fI.,,, ..,.l
IUu la,ta. rec,.Ds. YaI. I.'I..
IOmInIIpa. lutuits s.II,,.. l.i.itt. t.t ',,i
moro upmuds loW mltl.in, ri9t.. t.i,
ANA Aupusf d.li,,ry "ith aN,,i IVY
september 06,l6di stpt,inn,r and uetoG"r
Wrl,
OPP m,-Fuluros steady,
Cnu,u,.,,,,t
No. ,,,.....
s,N.AaM uNItAhhi luN 20 Flour quiet but
S''S " H'uNhu lul low Hlhiuti NA sO hu
S,r,,,,,,,, a. ~ w', "a ,hu'rN ~ 5000 N,
Ni'iu''pu' WV NNu Urld Nl ~ 10, nN hMtpd
d t6o ''"'''' "'"'' """ hlSNor At
Nav YottK. July % -pI,,r ,.,.. u,,....
"A shade Hru,rr Iorn l" 1871, ", " '.N'
tive. Pork anil sl' al IarI u,,'. '. ,. 'n,
su lagA. " "''"' '''""
Ntgut Keport- FInur ot,r. ,,,.t t,,.,,t,..
shade stronger. with IA m,bsr,ts H,,s, u, y.
southern "A shade driner oni 't,,,,'s,,,'.,i'
Wheat uustttlpJ unsutug n,r,,.., i, 80,
eusIor, Ina Instance. l.tle Inwa, AZ s,,-,nss
new red ana nnhpfs .nutl,nr,, A t,'ili' III
whituuu. gl Sd. common lila ,.ftar si,i,
active ANA closun nrWt t,,yrn1 .I ,3, ',,g
mixed DOS. Oats I@ bettsr t1nsn ntW,'o,,tt.'"
Nam ana uurhansrI snpSr ,'ni, ' an, i" NV,
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Great Through Route !!
AND
MAIN ARTERY or COMMERCE. AND TRADE
TO ALL POINTS.

And offers the Hest Routes, on Quick Time
with moro Comforts, Better Accommoda.
lions ana Greater Security than any otner
Line, Passing through the richest aud most
beautiful portions Of the Great Empire
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vrntT.

~ hH gr-bars Sale - rsaeslg s 80
gun gu. az ~, st. oxrot;s 20 New iofA' -
g,e'rE GOO bales. v1rnaT.
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Cotton statement.

For the week ending July ~, lhl'
Furnished The HERALD by ID. ". Barnett,
Reporter i'm this city for the National Cot
ton Exchange.
stock on hand September. st, li
Received this week.................
Received previously.....".........., Bsll
Received since September lst,.. hio'i
lOtNl
Shipped this week..............,,.....
Shipped previously .....,....,.......'. 43sbl ..,
Shipped since september lst.. i"''i
JAZZ
u,o,i, an hand ....................... l23
COTrnS MARKET.
Nominal Middllng {, Low MdidiihB 20
Good Urinary 50.
METEOROLOGICAL.
Highest tnperature-.......''. '''''-'''''''' -o
Iowcst temperature ...,. .....''''''' y"
Average temperature at u m...."''''''''-'- ,.,,
Rainfall la inches............ 80, |
ID. ", BARNETT.
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pnnsleians nnd nurgeon..

Jno, h, Merton, IA. d., Physician and Bur
con, once over Firlt National Bank. Resi-
eneR corner San JaaintO and Harwood ats.
alias, Texas, Calls TO the country promptly
ttendea, OGtldim
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FOREIGN.

fbp Dog, Of War Have Slipped B,rOrc
gn,lcLuk and Near SIlCstra, but
lhdr HaIOtk, for Want OF
Details, is UnknOwa.
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Attorneys as Law.

1hurmond, willard q Fletcher, Att'ys nj
Law, 8ll Main street, up stairs. octddlm
John NJ. Stemmons, Attorney at Law, No
2J6 North Side Public Square, upstairs.
oOt2g.dtf
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rn,rnn nnrkat.

~ 49, .... ~ 1-ldc 4. tipc
oi l..i... 2 ~ baiaq. Futures ere steahy. 49,.
$50 f5 ~. August y 7idl2 %, reptetnDti
Jgtt ,5 a. Ocsnber u iill 90; NoNeh-
y iy 'ti..it w.: December u 4lgil 10
vStrbt-ioii0n steady uplhnds w. ~
49,. sales itsl bllcs Gluss ree-lpl7
ie1ls p p ,,.gii.iat.si net receipts d,-lii eA-
,.,,rss 10 ti-esi Britain ~ Vs,cot.,tes
Futures co e. '.r ...~,av TUESDAY.
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triut Court al Tyler. Once, Al Elm street
DRllBs, Texas, Speciality In all matlers'ln
bankruptcy. Proofs Of debt taken through
out the United States. Charges reasonable
seut2him
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Hotel.
Located on Courthouse Squear
Near the Business Centre Of the City.

This popular house e ample In iis seeoin-
undafions, aud has uiaays Deeh uiHllh-
guisueli for the nediness. clea illness ena
80 rooinsss III is rooms, and Its tahle farm
which b excelied BY no frsi-eiass hotel s
Inc country. The proprietor is well Know p
81 an experienced landlord, who away
~, ,rsrsieuts. by the day. 81; By the week
-. tickets for twenty-Ons meals, -.
JAMES LLOYD, Proprietor.
IunSD-em
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MARKETS by TELEGRAPH


NEW YORK, July g. stocks are quicker.
.toney q per cent. gold 81 Hrs. ~ Illns
svehange. long 60 o6; short % ,''s. n-a'e
bonds are DUH but steady and nfhi'
Gold opened 81 ga. 80,
GALVESTON, July = Gold ~, ~. si'
stlver l9capar. Exchange New YORK slsn ~.
iiiii,tI prsminm. New orleans signt' par
f.rnFufufu.
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American Cotton Tie Company

sole propretors ana manufacturers OF saId
TIE, commanding unequal facilities, have
Ia addition to their large stock now on hand
contracted Tor increased quantities, buili-
Client 10 meet the largest demand tor cotton
ties during the approaching season,
IL being the purpose oi the company 10
merit continuance of former patronage
ana def al, competition mat may arise
their agents are instructed md prepared TO
contract with dealers and factors for lutuIe
delivery cf supplies ut unprecedented low
prices ana favorable terms,
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IRON
COTTON TIES
IN view OF the constantly increasing popu
lnrity and demand for the
Celebrated Arrow Tie,

universally recognized MS the favorito tie OF
planters, cotton presScrs, aud shippon Of
cotton generally the
, 1877-02-10
Bekjendtgjorelse

Y ISTEN over VaIgberettigode til Colo
AG uialraadet henligger til Eftersyn paa
dette Stcds Thinghus ind;il den 28de den
ms, denne Dag indbetattet, fra KI. 9 slet
FERN ddag til III. 3 sIet Ettermiddag.
Enhver der har Iudsigelser ut tremf0re
imod Va'gIisten oplordres Henhold til
Co!oniaIiov at 27de November 1868 5 25,
s1nest 3 D1ge efter Udl0bet af den oven
nevnte lid, til VaIgbestyrelsens Formand
sktihIigen at ingive saadan Insigelse
med Opgiyelse af de Grunde hvorpaa sam
me s,0ttes.
Vasbestyrelsen for Trederikateds Juris.
dictions Landdistricts Valgkreds, den Ste
Februar 1877.
G. SARAUW,
Formand.
, 1877-02-10
Publication.

2aOHE list of those qualified 20 vote for
"a members of the Colonial Council is
open for inspection at the Courthouse
until The 28th inst. this day included from
9 o'clock a. m to 3 o'clock p. m. Who
ever has any objection to make against the
said list is hereby, in accordance with the
Colonial law dated 9th November 1864
IS, requested to state such objection in
wiring to the Chairman of the Electoral
Board with the reason on which such
objection or objections are based within 8
days after the aforementioned time.
The Electoral Board for the Town Of
Floderiksted, the 9th February 1877.
c. SARAUW,
Chairman.
, 1877-02-10

ygJHE list of those qualified to vote for
a members of the Colonial Council is
open for inspection at the Court house un-
til the 2Sth inst. this day included from
9 o'clock a M. to 3 o'clock p. M. Who.
ever has any objection to make against
the said list is hereby, in accordance with
the Colonial Law dated 9th November
1868 5 % requested to state such objection
in writ ing to the Chairman of the EIecto-
raj board with the reasons on which such
objection or objections are based, within 3
days after the aforementioned time.
The Electoral Board for the Country
District Of the Jurisdiction Of Frederiksted.
5th February 1877.
c.. SARAUW,
Chairman.
, 1877-02-10
ublication.

2gJUE list Of those qualified to vote for
"a members OF the Colonial Council is
exhibited for Inspection at the Courthouse
from the 18Th to the 26.h instant fyom 9
O'Clock a. m. to 3 O'Clock p. NJ. Whoever
has any objection TO make against the sad
list is hereby in accordance with the Colo
MA Law dated 27Ih November 1868 s %,
requested 20 safe such objectionin Writing
to the Chairman of the Electoral Board
with the reasons on which such objection
or objections are based, within 3 days after
the LAST menti,ued date.
The L cotoral Board for the town OF
Chris,iaustcl, 5th February 1871.
II, A. JURS,
Chairman.
, 1877-02-10

gTHE list Of those qualified TO vote for
A members Of The Colonial Council is
exhibited for inspection at The Courthouse
fro II the 18Th TO the 2Sth Instant from 8
O'Clock a. IN to 3 O'Clock p. m. Whoever
has aGy objection to make against the said
list is hereby il accordance with the Colo
NAL law d ted 9th November 1868 5 25
requested to state such objection in writ
ing to the Chairman OF the electoral board
with the reasons on which such objection
or objections are based, within 3 days after
the last mentioned date.
The Electoral Board for the Country
District of the Jurisdiction of Christian
sled, 5th February 1877. .
H. A. JURS,
Chairman.
, 1877-02-10

dennes, demae Dag indbelattet, fra Il. 9
s.et Formiddag til KI 3 slet Eftermiddag.
Enhyer der har IndsigeIser at fremf0re
mod Val8listen opfordres i HenhoId til
Co.onlallov at 27de November 1868 ) 25,
senest 3 Dage efter Udl0bet 0f den oven
n@vnte It'd, til Valgbestyrelsens Formand
skrittIisen at indgive saadau Insigelse med
Opglvelse at de Grunde hvorpaa samme
stU,tes.
VaIgbestyrelsen for Frederiksteds Byes
Valgkteds, den ste Februar 1877.
Q. SARAUW,
Formand.
, 1877-02-10
Bekjendtgjorelse

81 ISTEN over Valgberettigede til Colo
nia'raadet henligger til Eftersyn paa
dette Steds Thiughus indtil den 2sde
, 1877-02-10
EGGE.
TRANSLATI0N.

6URSUANT to Ordinance dated
the 10Th of August 1874, it is
hereby made known, that announce
ment has been made to me, that MIR.
V. JuNGHANs has been elected direc-
tor of Frederikstcd's Sanitary and
Fertilizing Company in lieu Of Mr.
p. C.. BIRCH.
Frederiksted's Police Office the
3rd February 1877.
, 1877-02-10

r HENhOLD til Anordnins at
lode August 1874 bekjendtgj6res
herved, at jeg har modtaSet Anmel-
delsc ON at Herr V. %JUNGHANs cr
bleven vaIgt til Directeur for Fire
deriksteds Sanitary and Fertilizing
Company istedcttor lierr Z. Z,
BIRCH.
Frederiksteds PoIitikammer den
3die Februar 1877.
EGGE.
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n.ss!oni are rs corrupt Il: returning
Boards, and do not scruplc at perjury.
Morton with his dccaying and partly
eaten up body seems to be all-power-
full in his influence against our people,
and can hound on with impunity an y
plot against our rights. lie rules
the Electoral Commission, and the
Electoral Commission Will declare
that Hayes and Wheeler have been
elected! Iut by all the glories oc the
past, by the ashes Of those who first
gave form and shape to our govern
mental structure, by every tradition
Of liberty, by every inspiration of
patriotism il will become our duty to
brand our condemnation upon the un-
holy act 50 deeply that to all future
generations it shall be q warning
against he hell born hcrcsies Of Rad
icalism.
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Governors Proclamation
STATE OF SoUrn CAROLINA =
ECUTIyE CHAMBER
COLUMBIA, Fcbr;;arv 90 1877

COLUMBIA, February 90, 1877
Ills Excellency the President Of
the United States having ordered
that The white militia companies Of
this State should not parade on the
22d instant to celebrate Washingtooin's
birthday, in Difference to the. office
ne holds, hereby call upon these
organlzatinns to postpone to some
future day this manifestation of their
respect 10 the memory Of that illus
trjous President, whose highest am.
bition it was, rs it was his chief glory,
to observe the constitution and to
obey the laws Of his country.
lftlc arbitrary commands of a
Chief Executive, WHO has not sought
e ;.a;;ilttc ii,e virtues of Washing
ton, deprive the citizens Of this State
OF the privilege ofjoining publicly in
laylng reverence to that day, SO sa-
cred TO every American patriot, We
can at least show by our obedience to
constituted authority, however arbi-
trarily exercised; that We are not un-
wor'hy to be the countrymen of
Wash ngton.
We must, therefore, remit to some
more suspicious period, which l trust
it not far distant, the exercise of our
right to comm the civic yir.
tues fthat unsullicd character, who
welded his sword only to found and
PerpcLuate that American constitu-
tionai liberty which is now denied to
the citizens of South Carolina. i-
WADE HAMPTON
Governor.
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all thoughtful minds, these justices
didyldcd, as the partisans had, on
political line, aud three indecent old
men joined with the enemies Of the
people in fixing corruption upon us,
and destroying all confidence in the
very foundation Of our political struc-
ture-thc ballot. They decide that
fraud does not vitiatc, and beyond
this that they have nothing to decide,
and SO send the question to the
people.
We have not the patience TO argue
what Tic people in their broad com
mon sense will not consider - the fine
spun legal tcchnicali,ics under which
these aged scoundreIs seek to hide
their shame. Their real brief is to be
found III the utterancc Of one of their
commission, james a. Garfield, who
said, boasting!y: You'll have 10
grin and bear it; we hold the cards
and intend TO play them"
Poor political samblcr. The ): Ike,
for which he plays are The right: Of
lo,Oo0,Oo0 people, the peace and pros
pcrity Of the only republic known 10
humanity. For all that i'rnemen hold
most dear these haahs, aimed will,
p'un,ler, gamble, as the SELLERS If
PLATE served i'll division the carmen,
oi the cruciici Christ.
AS VIC said Il week since, This is not
law-it is revolution; ana If he pcopl,.
tamcly submit, we may bid IL longc
farewell 10 constitutional government.
raud 10 longer whites. J. corrupt
administration has only, b. its bayo.
nets, to hold Il State nsurpation long
enough iii power for corrup. :turn
ing boarl TO do It's vile task, ana the
work is done.
If q man thus returned to power
can ride in safety from the executive
mansion to the capitol, to Be inauyn
rated VIC are fitted for the slavery
that will follow the Inauguration.
We do not believe the paorle ofthc
United States are Of this servile sort.
We do not believe that they are pre-
pared, without blow, TO part with
their hard earned, blood stained pos
sessions. Notice is now scrv cd on the
citizens Of Louisiana and South Car,
lima that they must care i'or them
selves. How soon lamp pos,s viii
bear fruit is for them to say. 70 the
people of the North and West motto 9
is given that all the TOT to whic!,
they arc subjected, that bond holle rs
end mcnorolists may iattcn secure, is
repaid by no security for tn .ir rights
and that slirinkaga Of fvalu IS is now
in order II there is law f,r frau
there Is reason for violence. .AnI 10
that we make our last appeal"
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Tncorsis

The E'yc.fel" " A1rc'fscr pointcdly
denounced The Ncrs nMa Courier in
the beginning Of the late campaign.
That game cock journal found moth
ing too lnrsi, or severe TO embeElish
its weekly lulminations against our
city contemporary. The Nccs ana
Comicr was read out Of the party, 80
far rs lis Edgclcld brother was con
ccrncd Tut as time changes all
things, and as newspapers are not
ininlliblc, We observe that a very
marked change has conie ovor the
spirit Of the ante election dream Of
the L,J:fcW -!1eer i$cr. Where IL
used to lave curses for tha Nccs ant
toricr, it now las The sweetest bless
ings, that is, five may judge from
the very large and copious manner
iii which the lat or paper is clipped
from.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

VIM NJ F.jI iI(f |OUUNIl. :.
Ey AUG. Il. kNOWLTON, Esquire, J, p.
Whereas, Ira +. Hart, hath made suit
to me- to grant to him letters OF AGministra-
ton Of the Estate and effects of Mrs. Irine
Hart. late of said County deceased.
These are therefore to cite and ndlnonish
all and singular the kindred and Creditors
Of the said Irinc Hart, deceased, that they
he and appear, before me- in the Court Of
Probate, TO be held at Orangeburg, c. H.,
on 9th Of March next, after publication
hereof, at o'clock in the forenoon, toshow
cause, if any they have, why the snid
Administration should not be granted.
Given under my Hand, this 23d day of
February Ammo Domini 1877.
AUG. b. kNOWLTON, !;
[I.s.] Judge of Probate.
feb 24 la 9
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!ermcdl by the Southern people.

termcd) by the Southern people.
In spite Of all their efforts, the
thieves, with Chamberlain and Giant
at their head, who have done every
thing in their power to provoke an
outbreak by The people Of the South
will find our Governor, as he has
ever been, equal to the OCCASION
Columbia Register
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feb II
Notice Of Dismissal.

Notice is hereby given that I will file my
final account with the Judge of Probate for
Orangcburg County. on the 4th day Of
March 1877 and ask for letters Of
DISMISSAL rs Executor Of the last viii and
Testament Of j. &. Kcnnerly
JOSEPH 4. KENNERLY,
Admir-.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

Persons indebted to DR. John B Darby
deceased will make payment, and those
having demands against him will present
them duly attcstcd TO Mcssrs Hutson & Hut
son at Orangcburg
0rn!fcd Executor
feb II I'm
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Governor.

There is but che verdict, and that
is that in thir,y-thrcc years DR.. Balls
Cough Syrup has never failed to cure
4 Cough, Cold, or general Hoarsencs..
at drug stores. Price, % cents; live
bottles, 81. s
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Ici, 81
al erH,EtDN sAg1E.

Will be sold al public outcry on Saledays
next Il large stock consisting Of Dry Goods
Boot Shoes, Hardware. &c &c. Unparal-
lecl bary ,ius 10 be offered. Sale to take
place nj ic,rnc; nclr ,ine GI,ll.
W. a. MERONEY,
Auctioneer.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-02-24

..tunoul south turo!.ll rs an armed
camp, whereas she WAS pcaccable and
qnict. He encouraged and sanctioned
the Cainhoy and Combahcc riots.
He was more braznn and prostitu,ing
if possible in his public conduct than
Frank Moses. He exhibited no
regard for public worth or private
virtue. He subordinatcd everything
to his greedy and unjustiiiablc am
bition. Where he succeeded he
seemed to think there was viz
tue and that his success purified
the most odious Of vices and made
clean as washed linen the most potut-
ing Of influences. The cDcct Of an
undertaking WAS uppcrmost with him.
No matter how unholy Tho cause if its
prosecution would bring about the
consumn'alion wished for, ID. II
Chamberlain huggc,l it TO his corrupt
bosom. lie ab.minated honesty and
the white people Of South Carolina,
and al tic expiration Of his term Of
office had reduced her to II bank rupt
province, guarded by United States
soldiers.
And where now 10 We find this
sncaking, insinuating hummer, whom
the whites praised SO furiously for
nearly two years? Where is he, the
cX-Captain Of 4 cun!raband com
rany Of negroes in the late war
or rather after The fighting wa over
and the pillaging on The sea coast
begun Where, lie Of The army
blanket trousers and jacket he, the
iniam us scapcg"at, probably fir ON
snme house Of correction North
After tho battle had been fought and
won against the South by an army
made up from The North, England
Germany, lt,,saia, SPAN, with rein
iurccmtnts from the King Dahomcv,
this political pirate, like carrion
crow after Il hog killing, alightel on
Johns Island i'll Charge OF colorcd
company. There he commenced his
unholy pilgrimage in South Caro-
lima. And all along from hat day his
Shiny trail has been characterize / by
immolality, public plumber, deception,
rs.j". ".''l an inter disregard of tl,~
rights Of 4 free AMI brave people.
But where is he TO day? Has ho
rclinIuished his hold upon the throat
Of South Carolina? Nol he! He is
now usurp;ng the Office Of Governor,
issuing fraudulent bonds anl selling
them in New York, ii ling Grants
ears with lies, against our people, and
threatening them with two years more
Of his pious CD rule.
Will the people stand it? We
have an abiding faith III their bravery
and do not believe that they will tolc-
rate Chamberlain much longer. May
Providence strengthen them to max c
i home run when they DO resolve to
down with the usurpcr and his scoun
drc!!y hackers!