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National Republican., 1877-10-04

rNHE RoSSLYN SEMINARY
l. WILL REOPEN on
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER %,
At No litl New York avenue. Fourteenth street.
Miss h RoSs, Principal.
Henri Mason, Professor OF French.
Applications may DO made to Miss Ross at her resi-
dence. ~ above. sel5lm
National Republican., 1877-10-04

A COMPLETE STOCK OF
SCHOOL ANP Mno G9ttTgIATE n kgb THST HrE PooKs AT
Al the BOOKS used y the public and private
S@ S Ss ssgS %sfs We eSS1c S ps y
As issued full Inc 2, ',Sps 1na sn,y 8 s,!egery
scrl7:lm eti Pennsylyanla ave. Vernon Row.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
SCHOOL BOOKS
Great reduction In the pr,ceof
SCHOOL pooKs
AT
suILLINGroS's BOOKSTORE,
Corner rourand a half stree, and Pennsylvania ave
SCHOOL BOOKS
REDUCED TWENTY PER CENT,
AND COVERED FREE
sssu WITH PATENT COVERS
ScHooI no9Ef' sSTooL nooxs,
Parents about TO purchase BOOKS for the fall terms
ofthc various schools Of our city. which to omen
about the 18th or September will find II To their In
terest to give us call where they will find full AMI
complete assortment of all the books used hot In the
Public and Private Schools, which offer at
siderable reduction from last years prices.
NEW MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
| RUSSIA, by Wallace
| TURKEY, by Baker.
| PERU Land Of the Tncas by SnuircS.
| A MIDSV MINER NIGHTS DREAM, Role
THAT HUSBAND or MINE
| MY MOTllER.IN.LAW.
| FOUR fRREPRksSSIBLFsS.
| SKETCHES, hy Mark Twain.
| CI1DATSE OF KOTONO
UNIVERSITY LIFE OF ANCIENT ATHENS
PERCY AND THE PROPHET.
/ For sale by
WIZ a O. H. MORRISON.
sep7-N No. E5 Pennsyvania avenus.
National Republican., 1877-10-04
VEGETINE

WHAT d Nf.EDED.
Bosros, Feb. l3, 1871.
H. T.. Stevens, esq:
Dr.R SIH; About one year since ] found myself In
a feeble condition ir m general debility, Segatine
was strongly recommended to me by friend ho ai
been much benefited by It's u.e. ] procured the ar.
tIcl and Aftpr using sevrTE hottl WAS re. t1rrd TO
health and diScDntinuei i's ls>. feel guile conf
d. nj that there is medicine superior Vt for those
COMPLAINTS for which IL Is especially prepared mud
wond cheuTiully recommend H to those who feel that
they need sUmCthns TO restore them TO perfect
health.
Respectfully yours. >, ,,,,.,,,,,,.
Pirm offs. 81. Fr,tenyIli & Co,
No. 10 State street, boston.
National Republican., 1877-10-04
ERENCH LANGUAGE.

PRoF. LUCIEN j.. G. CoLLIERE, A. NJ.
Private Glasses and Lessons, General EyennI
Glasses and Glasses In Private semnsres and schoo
ifsI street northwest,
oct;tn g. r. corner OF and Thirteenth sts.
National Republican., 1877-10-04
VEGETINE.

BALTIMORE, MD., Feb. a. 1sT7
Mr.. H r. ISeiVn.
DFAR SIN Since several years have got a sore and
very painful foot. I had some physicians hut they
couldn't cure me. Now. have heard OF your Vege.
tine from q Lady who was sick for long time, and
became al we'll from your vcset'ne amt went and
bought M one bottle OF Neget.np: and Hfter had
used one bottle the pains s.t and II te2an to lc,
and then bought one other b1tila. ard so take Il
yet. thank God for his remrdN and yourself and
Wishing every sufferer may Iay attention to IT, II is
q blessing for health.
MRS. &. KRABE,
No. G3S West Baltimore street.
National Republican., 1877-10-04

Elegantly favored, purely medicinal, It should be
10 evely Mmily. on board every ship and the con
stant companion OF every traveller. II utterly sur
passes all tho common Household remedies IN the
cure OF ailments OF sudden and often fatal iermlns-
tion. Ask for SANF0nDS JAMAICA GINGER,
the only genuine preparation OF Jamaica Ginger,
Choice Aromptss and French brandy. Jylt2m
National Republican., 1877-10-04
W0MAN'S CORNER.
EDITED BY FANNIE n. WARD.

The Ladies are cordially iariied 10 contribute So
ciefy Hcrs, Short Sketches, Social 0osip, Poems-
anything nc,rsy and dpproprinte-to thb depart
menf. Please address all r.oh communiodtiow,
to hs Repnblioon Office. care Edifrcss Of thc Cor.
National Republican., 1877-10-04
SCHOOL OF MUSIC.

Skinner Mis- Saidse Jones, Theo. fngaiis King
Piano Violin, Orphn, &c, u to tl2
Vocal culture, ~ and SO
For circulars Of other branches and free advan
tages apply at 70 Eighth street northwest see8-tf
National Republican., 1877-10-04
MEDICINAL.
DIR. JAMESON,

A CARD
PROM
National Republican., 1877-10-04


Do the little brown twtgs complain
That they hsycnt a lesftp wear?
Or the grass when the wind and the rain
Pul Al her matted hair?
Dn the buds shat the leaves left hare,
TO strive with Ihe.r wiutry Tato,
In mpmcn; pf dsep de'pLr.
Destroy What they caTn1I "reatc'
Oh, Eainre = lchShinH vs. these
To patiently wait and wait
TIE NUMEROUS RELIcT OF BRIGHAM YOUNG.
Tho inronsplahls widow has heen photo
graphed by Ryder. She WAS attired when
tax EN- in black aS indicative Of her b"reavo-
ment, and j. supposed To he sitting about .
room IN the l.ioa House awaiting the funeral
services Of the dear departed who was married
so much. She il represented rs Of all agos from
No. l TO Ne. -, and is clad in the styles Of
many Seasons, from straight skirts expanded
by 'iIt~rs' into the figure OFFS round q to the
most icsIcrst. pull backs Of the latest period,
ia CONTOUR like n straight l.
Think Of their tcGr and cries.
lkTn try 70 Ann Elm
Some OF their fcel.ngs,"
ADDISON SAYS
in the Spectator: The truth Of II Is a woman
seldom nsks adyicu before she has bought her
wedding clothes. When she has made her
own ceSiCo, for forms sake she sends co..ps d
elirs to her friends.
"lf wo look into the SC, sot springs and mo-
tives that sci people at work on these occa-
siuus, aud put hem upon asking advice which
they never intend to take, look upon II to
be none ol the least that they arc incapable Of
keeping u secret which is SO Yer, pleasing TO
them 4 girl longs To tell hor ao,,iiarts that she
huprs TO be married In little time, and, in
order to talk OF the pretty fellow that dwells
50 much in her thoughts. asks her very
gravely what she would advise her TO do In
case Of so much diilculty.'
National Republican., 1877-10-04

VEGErINE.
ALL HAVE OBTAINED RELIEF.
soVTm BERWICK ME, Jan. II. LIT.
H II. Ste,Sns, EGG:
DEAR SiR. I have had dyspepsia In Its worst form
for the last ten years Ard nave taken hundreds Oi
dollars worth OF mrtlplnss without ObI aiming any
relief. In September ids, aama,sneed taking he
improved. Ny fo5d dig, Sc well, aud have gained
hfteen pounds OF heun ThaTc are several others In
this place taking VtseInc, and all have obtained
Yours truly, THOMAS u. MOORE
Oycr,fer ofDard kn2ln,
Portsmouth CohEany'A Mills
National Republican., 1877-10-04

Al the BOOKS used IN the public and private
schools constantly on hand. which will supply nt
lowest rates. All the NEW BOOKS received as Soon
as Issued full limo Of staple and fancy ntlpnery.
Il. NJ WHITAKER & SONS,
sori7.im eii Pennsylvania ave, Vernon Row.
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The EGYPTIAN PILL substitute for MERCURY,
The only Reliable Specific for LIVER DISEASES.
DIR. JAMESON, 1874 CHESTNUT ST., Phna

CSOn REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR A
pOOO Bottle OF any other Extract Or Essence
prompt medicinal effect Sanforps Jamaica Ginger.
Samples nee at ali Druggists and usocsrs-
National Republican., 1877-10-04

7 Aw SCHOOL Of GEORGETOWN uNIvER.
The next annual term o, this wellknown institu-
tion will open WEDNESDAY, October o. lsT7, ut the
College Hail. 9ij street northwest In Washington
city nj 4. nj. Faculty, Charles W. HOfflan, LII d.
Dean; Hon. Richard T. Mcrrtck, LID, Lecturer
on Constitutional and International LAWS Hon. Hal
ing and Practice aud Equity Jurisprudenca; Martin
7. Morris, II" D.. Lecturer on the Common Law,
Crimes and Mlsdcnleanors anu the History OF Law:
Tallmndgc A. Lambert, esq, aud W. H. Dennis,
Judges OF the Moot Court. For circulars address
WIN II. DENNIS. Secretary,
selesrurhlw Court House, WSshington, b. c.
MUSICAL CONSERVATORY
IVA At THE
SPACIOUS MUSIC ia LII, ~. NINTH STREET.
Thorough teachers and low rates of tuition:
send for circular. D u. BULLARD,
ssS Director.
DROP. JOHN EsPUTHs MUSICAL ACADEMY
| L viii open ut Prof Shnldon's dancing academy
| No. looi y street northwest. on WEDNESDAY, Sep
| tembcr u, at 3p. m setlm
MRS. BURR WILL REOPEN HER ENGLISH
| lNl and French School MONDAY, September a,
| 1877. at i3Ds II street northwest. auStThSTudw'
SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. CORNER
| ~ seventh and l. streets, opens August y. Halls
educated Thorough condensed lust ctlon and train
ing In Ispd Calculations. English Language. Letter
Writing, Business Penmanshp, BuSiness Forms,
bookkeeping Business Practice Spelling, ElOcutiUn,
Physical Exercises &c. Day tuition 10 year, paid
in six equal monthly nsiallments. or so II paid in
illustrated circular, giving Particular sent Rppli
| cation, IL q, sPESCER, PRINCIPAL aulO-sm
The New York herald., 1877-12-19
-BARkER & CO., AuCTI0NELRS,
ks AZ and 40 Liberty 81.

T,iE GREAT HOLIDAY SALE
continued evidently incre asng for the
hnest ,ods BARKER 90 viii sell to-day December 49,
IL o'clock, the choicest Aaku Vases sanboo Dccoa.
ons painted kioto Maolica aud sHtsunA
sets Po cciar Vases. richly ornnmensd Civi.
sonne Ename superior toucd Musical Boxes, fine Dinner
q. 8. BANKS. Aactloneer
The New York herald., 1877-12-19
UCflUN SALE THIS DAY twEDNEsDAY,.
n OVER 400 LOTS or
ELEGANT HousnHoLp FURNITURE.
PRIVATE EESIfDr\CE

1oo WEST 23D ST., NEAR erH Av.,
CoMMtNCtNG Ar 10 O'CLOCK.
sTEiNwAy A. SONS - OCTAVE riAXoFoRTE;
fhNrINGS, BRGNZES, STATUAKY;
LIBRARY CdAMBER AND DINING FURNITURE
PARiOisnits covered satin. silks. totcinines.
STYLES % Queen Anne. Eastlake &c htagcres Cabinets,
Tables &c. rcnl Incc Curtains Pier and Mantc Mirrors
Oil Paintings. scvr.s and Ormo,u Ornemcnts brones &C.
on Notwithstanding C.s,t, Bcdsteads. Chifonicrs,
Wnshstnnds, styles of Eastlake. 6c hair Mattresses.
Spring BEDS Pillows Blankets. Suits IN reps Brussels aud
Ingram Carpets &c. -
DINING ROOM Buffet. Extension Table. Chairs In
leather. Silver Glass and China Ware Cutlery, &c also
Furniture oi kitchen and servant, apertments
FIrZ9fRAl.D Aurtk,nper.
The New York herald., 1877-12-19

TAMEs w. WAIT AUOTIONErR. WILL SELL THIS
81 day Murray IL ocIocK. large OF
Urockery Lamps, Cusisry, Tea sets, Dolls kc In lots
yuis retsilora
The New York herald., 1877-12-19

s wE1NBEkHER, AUCTION EEK,
.scis this day Wednesda " December 10 AZ 10Y o'clock
sslesroom - Bowery, 40 demohns OF line mes and
Liquors 2UO boxes good Cigars lOo walnut Clocks, $50
ss nipsca cotton Umbrellas. and variety OF
era Merchandise, Holiday Piesens sale every day this
week.
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ID H. MACY 4 co. WANT COMPETENT SALES
III In ladies' SUITS Of good address, who have held
similar positions with first class city houses. Apply At
oicc. 14th and 9th from 10 to II A. NJ and to
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CoAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS

J. STEAMSHIP LINES.
For CAITFOENft, JAPAN CHINA, AUSTRALIA NEW
ZEALAND. BRITISH COLUMBIA. OREGON, Re.
sailing from bier foot Canal ST.. North River,
For SAN FRANJlSCO via IsIIIMUS or PANAMA,
Steamship OR rsCENF CITY ,....... Thursday. March
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO JAPAN AND CHINA
Steamship CITY or TOXIC ......... Thursday March
From SAN FRANCISCO 60 SANDWICH ISLANDS AIS
rKAIIA AND NEW ZEALAND.
steamship CITY or SYDNEY Wednesday February 10
For ircie ht or passage apply TO
WM. 4. CLYDE 60. or II >. BuLbAY. Superintendent
No Bowling Green pier foot of Canal It.. North River
aud DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
" sailing from pier 81 north River.
For Norfolk, City Point and Richmond Tucsdays Thurs
days ana saturdays at T. NJ Meeting with the Virginia
and Tennessee Air Line. Atantc Coast Line Piedmont Air
Line Chesapcake am Ohio Railroad and with the con.
pauys steam lines to Interior IN North arolna and
Nrgin,n ScwDcrn ana Washington. n. q. tva Norfolk
tuesday. Thursday
Lewcs. Dell Monday aud Thursday Ut r. NJ connectinc
with MaryiHnd and Delaware railroads.
Passenger accommo dations rpassed
Through passage tickets and bills o all points
Freight received daily At pier 81 north River General
onccs. IV1 Grccnw CHI vt. N. L. McCREADY President.
NEW YOhk AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL LINE =
~ Those FIRST class steamships will sail at r. ". from
per l3 North River loot Of Cedar tor Havana direct
t,liows.
CLYDE. Saturday Fcbrnarv %
COLUMBUS ................... 4 edn csdnv War.,
r"r freight and passage having unsurpassed accommo
WM r. CLYDE 4 CO., No o Rowling urooa.
AcKBLLAR LULiNG CO.. AGENTS In Havana
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AssEGaEE's sAY
REAL ,ElIISSSS,IlA AI7EVl,

In the District Court or the JJn...a g. Is
District of South Caroline psatc',
b. A. ,leAi|ssss. 4 i E; naasrups, raa,ss !. j,
J.H. -aeconaali, g nell Assignee. ASel "a; :
RY virtue Of an order OF bis Hono. ~,
~ George 5. Bryan, will sell st AnsSa astSsa
son Court House, South Carolina an asqSs- assqSs-
Hsfate HAs ~ y !S;t 1A1 next the following Rsai
TWO TRACTS or LOTS or rA,yn
said B. A. McAlistef, situate Il, 'tbs I'D Tsi or
of Anderson, on the Tuckera Mi, ,oJWunty Wnty
and on branches Of Governors Creatt ttsoaa, s.c
ters Of Rocky River 'A' wa
LOT NO. 1,
The Homestead Lot of said 81. u..,
ter, containing one hundsed and t,Tent,, US
acres, &dioining lot No. I, lands bsio,y, ave sI
to David Crawford, Estate of Joy,n vsYs,lly
field, Phillip Cronier, Weston Hays eae; anS
LOT NO. 2,
Containing one hundred and s,x,,.
acres, adjoining lands BELONGING 'toy ty i;s;e Ave
James Thompson, David Crawford. ioi. w ~
/, and Others. A1'sS NO.
. Piats containing courses, distances. 40
the undere'gncd. ri'on
TERMS OF eALE--One.half Cs,,, ~,
ance on twelve months, with intereSa =. 1ai- AZ
rate of ten per centum, secured bv borJ - sue'
mortgage. The purchasers to nav extro u sNs
papers. A" '0f
April l2, 1877 80 isnso.
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A WORD TO DEMOCRATIC CLUBS.

Now that the fruits Of cur victory sre
Is Is ko enjoyed hAy or- State, we wca:ld
urge our Democratic Clubs not to disor-
gauize orEdisband. Every Club should
meet at least oncein every three months,
and keep its executive committee bnsily
engaged looking up recruits. If we al
low our Clubs to go down, we will be
threatened with defeat from either the
Republican party, or from an indeFdn-
dent candidate supported by Republi-
cans, in the next election in the State
and Counties. The thorough organiza.
ton Of our Clubs was the source of our
victory, and VIC must not, under any cir
cumstances, allow any opportunity for
defeat in the next campaign. We must
not become Indifferent now because we
have been successful. On the contrary,
we should begin to prepare for the next
canvass now, by keeping up and recruit
ing our Clnbs. 1t will require another
election to make Democracy permanent
in South Carolina, and secure full and
untrammellcd control of all the depart
ments of our government. BY proper
adherence to our organization we can &c.
cure majority Of at least thirty thou
sand two years from now.
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out bringing any compcnsating advan-
tages 70 our political advcrsarics. There.
H'To, nc accept tho rcsa!t ;;oy as :hs
logical sequence of the aims and objects
OF the National Democracy, wi,oseprir.
ciples were endorsed and sustained st tho
bailot-box by an overwhelming majority
of American citizens, and which verdict
is recognized by Mr.. Hayes as a man of
common sense and fair perception. The
irresistible compulsion upon him does
not awaken gratitude or admiration, and
while we are ready to give him due credit
for upright conduct in the administration
of the general government, we arc not
disposed to sound his praises for perform.
ing a duty alike demanded by his oath to
support the constitution and the public
sentiment of the country.
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gHMRTETr'a aAYn
STATE OF SOUTH oARoLINA

O<AAbO1AiNAr
- AapRasoN CoUgIr.
e. NJ. Brown, Plaintiff, against Cbe,to- ~,
Walker, Columbus c. Walker. Ren;a,r;,:- IT,
II. Walker. ct al. 'a'nit'
PY virtue OF an order from w. W Hrr
LID phreys, Judge of Probate for hndas J,.'
SON County, to me directed in Tho. aSor..
stated case, I will expose to saIa on O,e' ~
FIRST MONDAY in NAY next AZ n An tne
derson c. H., the following described n,aj raal,
estate, to wit: .1' ,e-'i-
ONE TRACT OF LAND,
Containing Sixty (60) Acres, moro or ,e,,
situate in Anderson County, on wstera Nc; ~
Broadway Creek, bounded BY lands Of n n n
Dean, Greenlee Ellison and otherp.
TERMS OF SALE-0ne-half 10 be naid
in cash the remainder to be paid on OR bS'
fore the first day of November r,ext tIa
purchaser to give bond with at least two
good and approved securities, together Win
q mortgage on the land, to secure Che p,,r.
chase money, with interest from dsy OF sale
at the rate Of ten per cent. pr annum. Pur.
chaser to pay extra for all necessary papers.
JAMES Fl. MCCONNELL
Sheriff Anderson Coupiv.
April II, 1877 SO ID
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THE LOUISIANA pROBLEm.

The Louisiana Commission reached
New Orleans on last Thursday, and inn
mediately held interviews with Governor
Nichols and Packard. The latter has
written threatening letter to President
Hayes, and proclaims .ha. he will fight
it out to the bitter end. The Commission
seems hopeful that they will bring mat
ters TO peaceful and satisfactory concIu.
sion, although we do not perceive that
their efforts can result in anything save
g recognition of the Nichollsgovernmcnt.
The tas.payem are sustaining Nichols
by their contributions for the main
tcnance of his authority, and the largest
meeting ever held In New Orleans, on
Friday last, declared an una terable pur.
ro=e te establish the Nichols govern
ment, in spite of all extraneous aids to
their opponents. Packard maintains his
authority in the st. Charlea Hotel, sup
ported by the United States troops in
convenient distance. but almost every day
brings some desertion from among the
members Of tho Legislature. There can
be only ono result in louisiana ns in
South Carolina, and the removal of the
troops from any further support Of Pack
ard is the inevitable sequence shortly to
be announced as IN accomplished fact.
When the order is made for the removal
of the soldiers from further interference
in the local government, Packard will
follow the example of Chamberlain, and
Louisiana will be delivered from the
thsaldom ofoppression and mi.rulc. The
patient endurance of that people will be
rewarded in n short time.
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SRERTFF'S SALEa

PY virtue of various Executions to me-,
=Ap directed, I will expose to sale on the,
Court House, South Carolina, the fGliowiuue
Trncts of Land, 10 wit: : o.
TRACT NO. 1, containing Five Hundred,
(5OO) Acres, more or less. situate in 5Andsr.
son County, on waters of Beayerdam CTsef
adj joining lands of D. L. Stringcr, .Mra. 8 A
Smith, Jas. l.. Campbell and others. and
known as the Sherrell Tract.
TRACT NO. 2, containing Three, Hun.
dred end Five (3o5) Acres, more or less, Ct
uate in Anderson County, on Watels Of
Beayerdem Crssk, adjoining lands at John
Crews, Mrs. Vandivcr and Tract No. /. and I
known rs the Masters' TFnct. Levied of, "a
the property of A. NJ. Neal, at the suit OF
Whitner &c Symmes and Others.
Also. ONE TRACT OF LAND, consain.
Jug Eighty (80) Acres, more or less, situate
in Anderson County, 8. o., bounding lands
of A. L. McMahan, a. ]. Hall and other.
Levied on cs the property g 2 2. Velch.
at the suit Of Robert A. Gray.
Terms Cash-purchaser to pay extra for
all necessary papers. .liF h
JAS. H. MCCONNELL. 4
Sheriff Anderson County.
April II, 1877 SO
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-A New York iianatch 20 fl,n pbIlo

- q NcW 1oYk dlspatch 20 the Philas
delphia 1Sa,ss Gays that gentIeenen fully
in the confidencs vs vf Gov. 1:isa Tis15n. aus;
fresh from an interview with him, aver
that the Institution OF legal proceedings
to oust President Hayes has been stropT.
ly edvocated by David Dudley Field,
and freely discussed by the friends Of
Mr. Tilden, but that 1gf. Tilden himself
has never thought of such q thing. Mr.
g'iden eaid that he had never, directly
iectiJ, advised such proocadinrs
or encouraged it. Asr. Field urged tIst
The evidence Is certainly attainnhle by
the overthrow OF the Uhaubsylain and
Packard governments, which would e.
tablish Mr. Tilden' Y claim beyond q doubt
before any Judicial tribunal. Mr.. Tilden.
however, discoup1snances the idea, and
of coufse nothing viii be done against
his protest He says in 80 many words
that any attempt to question Mr.. Hayes
right. in view Of the present situation,
wonld be an assault upon the trananilitu
OF tho country.
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CHAMBERLAIN ABDlcATEs.
THE GREAT USURPgR THROWS UP
THE SPONGE.
RfFaIGRlng President Hayes for Deeer
tles ef "tho Party"
COLUMBIA, April 10th


Ex-Governor Chamberlain. has Just
issued lengthy manifesto, in which he
gives un the hopeless fight against an
inevitable fate, recognizes the rowe. and
authority of Governor Hampton as su-
preme in South Carolina, and arraigns
the President for his desertion of the
Republican party in the Southern States,
through whose influence and conduct
MIR. Hayes was made Chief Magistrate
by the sklllful manipulation of election
returns and Returning Boards.
Chamberlain announces that he is
ready to transfer the Executive Chamber
to Governor Hampton, and will do SO to-
morrow or as soon rs ne can vacate it.
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have the privilege Of choosing the lesser
evil, for have no idea that during thia
generation any National party North sill
censent to platform entirely acceptable
20 the South.
Trusting that l have been atieast sufi-
Eeier.ly explicit TO show you exactly my
position upon the inquiries you pro-
pounded.
I am, gentlemen, with much esteem.
Your obedient servant,
D. WYATT AIKEN.
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LATEST By TELEGRAPH.
THE TRGOPS REMOVED.
ssays9 Order Executed Precisely.
Special Di.paiy1s 10 tae Ands, sol. I.seniyemeer

Special Di,pattIt 10 fae Ands, so" LiteHigeaeer.
COLUMBIA, April 10, 1877.
The United States troops which have
been stationed in the capitol since the
28th of November last, were marched
out of the State House precisely as the
city clock struck the hour of noon to-day,
IN accordance with the orders of the
President issued last week.
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TEE aaaaSrros rax.sasssHss.

The following names embraces the list
Of persons who have paid the ten per cont.
contribution OH account of taxes for the
support and maintenance OF the legal
government of tho State from the 9TH
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!. NOtice tO CoitraefoEs.

TYHE Contract for Repairing e lEs'ss 3
A BRIDGE, at Shallow Ford on Seneca
River, will .he 1nt to the lowest bidder at tie
Bridge on SATURDAY, the 2Iat inst, al
10 o'clock a. m. Good and sufficient suro-
ties will be required, and the Commissioners
reserve the right to reject any or all BIDS.
sisFW o. II. r. FAINT. efa
sssf a:ts KS 5iisig gS.iBROIylI,
JOHN C. CAN'T, &
County Commissioners, 3
April S, 1877 So 81.