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The true condition Of the 'c6lored man
In. the South as q political power 10 BE-
giHHiIs TO Sefsaiised AZ Che North. The
Peabody 8oakd, u fo'l which there are
hGmbss OF prominent Republicans, in
recent report, cay :tfTho colored popula.
ton Of the United States Was ascertained
by the census of 1870 to be, In round
numbers. four and half millions. AZ
the present date II probably exceeds Eve
millions. IF we assume that of these
one.seyenth are voters, we have the fact
that there are more than seven hundred
thousand coiofed men in the United
States who are clothed with the right of
suffrage, and yet, in the mass, are inca.
Fable of discreetly exercising IT. This
is exactly the situation. Negro suffrage
proved the I,Ane OF the South when first
iorc;d Upon US, b. since we have learned
how to manage and control II, the evil
has been turned into political cdvan.
tage. 1t has increased our national rep.
resentation and influence without giving
as serious Inconvenience now. In other
words, 1t Is tho stick with which Repub-
lican fanatics sought to cllastise the
South. we have taken the stick from
them, and will, before we stop, break the
head of Eepublicanism with it. The
Republicans may regret their mistake ih
giving the negro the right Of outrage,
but they cannot remedy It. It would re-
quire an amendment of the national con-
stitution, to which the South will never
consent, and which is, therefore, impos-
sible. We will now give the Republi.
ca1s she opportunity of repenting at
l.isnre what they did In haste.
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The imprisonment Of Dennis Kearncy
In San francisco Cor sedltion has already
had q wholesome effect ia California.
The asperities Of the Eand Lot party
have greatly subsidized, and their meet
;itgs which are yery much less frequent
than forrilefly, arc comparatively orderly.
by the tims Kearney serves out his Elk
months sentence, he Will no doubt be
greatly mollified himself. At least, his
diii5pFs. ionsHill be improved, and d whole.
.Hosne dread of the law and It's jails win.
probably keep him out ofany further
eedition. : S. S.,
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Grant's Embankment in Now York.
ALgANY, n. Y. NAV 6.

albany, n. Y, May 6.
|. In the Senate this morning, Mr.. ia
cons Dem. introduced premable and
resolution, declaring that the ''teachiugs
OF che fathers ofthe Republic, with their
holy fear OF. monarchs and thrones, have
glyen existenca to an unwritten law
which DEGREES TINT the same person shall
not occupy the high oiiice of President
more than two terms" and that 'thero
are serious fears that one Of the two
great parties of the country contemplates
the violation of that HnwFitten law
thetefoIe, rsaoived (: That it is the senti-
siii3nt or the State OF Nov York that this
unSritten law which has the sacred en-
doEaenent of Washington and Jefferson,
ana which has been recognized and
obeyed by the illnstrious line of Presi-
dents who have succeeded them, ahould
5s maintained Ia oil It's integrity, and
that no person should be considered ELI
gikls for the Office Of President for third
term
After some animated discussion the
resolutions were tabled by q vote of 10
TOT
AIr. oodin. Republican, roao to a
question OF privilege, and read an extract
siAViAi tuo 4N0M y Ofk ictfiiy saying iLAAC ne,
with others, bad agreed to break up the
unit rnle and vote against Grant 10 the
Chicago Convention, He denied this
stafetnent In tho most pnfesepved man.
naf. BE snid hewonld go to Chicago to
give voice TO q constituency rs patriotic
as any Ia the CCmnionHealtti. The
I1IlcaI. convention had only ratifiad his
selection TO the Chicago Cenyention.
If bound BY any Instructions they must
be derived from the constituency he rosp- )
resented. His convictions were clear.
ssfpng anu 6nnixed with doubt. While
he awarded Gen. Grant all praise, ne
viewed The bare rnssib bililr al his mamma !.
ti5n with concern. The choic0 of his
district ssas ) an1ss g. RIaiue, with whom,
70 lead the column he felt assured OF
success. Ee said II believe he TilI
itss nosniI sfsei. Each honr exhibits his
p0pllEEisy. 3 ~
Mr.. Halbcrt asked If yFoodin had nc.
ccptea The position of delegate and nov
proposed 10 step aslde and let another
man go there and vote for James .(s.
Bleines sVoodin said he had stated ss
the State Convention that his ohoice
gsas NOT Grant. II IS alternate shoaid
voice the sentiment of his conatitnency.y
Alr. Eessions seid fhasentlneHts ex-
nTssed by w .s.S = Ills oylgs. 4std
tho sieWs of his own constituency.
i - aI
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THE STEWART GRAVE RonpERs,-..,

The STEWART GRAVE RoBBERs.--.Triiie
rumor is again renewed in New York
that proceedings ale likely to be taken
aoon against the men who stole the body
of the late 4. L. Stewart. The present
story is thut an accomplice has confessed,
and that eight persons, whose wherea-
bouts are known to detectives. have bcen
indicted by the grand jury. i is further
said that the repectant sceep..iisSaa Is Is il07T
dead, and that this fact has increased the
difficulties in the way of the prosecution.
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Rey,lEENuE RAlpa.--on the a2d

RsyREUE RAIps.--On tho 22d of
April q squsd of revenue raider ,sft
RssAlhalIR, and went to what - known aS
Rocky Mountain region, where shey
found and destroyed an so gallon copper
still cap and worm and seven stands of
OF mash and beer, amounting 10 nearly
1000 gallons. The still was operated BY
M, w. Cantwell, who was arrested and
taken before ComH1issiencr Thornley, At
Pickena @. H., whefo he gave bond.
On tho 23d q fork = left SpaTtanbufg on
g Il :..s .,.s when tfi5T 3 vis
North Pacolet River, % plileA from
Spartanbprg o. H., two men Tiso were
working an Illicit distillcfy Hed They
destroyed the Htill, cap aud sorm, 400
gallopsof beer and i50 gallons Of low
wines.
On the 9th a force LETT Spastanbarg
Oh q raid TO Is point on tho 8alnda Rtveri
near tise' Mestli Carolina line, whoTss she's
destroyed fiiteel stauda uf beer, contain
ing about :, $50 gallons. The still, the
properly Of Thomas Lynch, bad been car
Sied Of. Thox next went "a the distilleSy
Of Bud TSaT1mei, where tIIiiss;yS destroyed
eight stands of beer coniainipg about
1900 gallons.
Ihsae reports were received BY. C;oisec-
tor =. D. Brayton the osher day.->- Co.
lapst'ig isessssi,-
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Although the wheat crop has the rust
so badly in this part of the country, It is
apme consolation to know that 1t is not
general. The crop in Europe this year
willbe asplendid one, and the crop all
over the United statea ia put aesss.. as
simply immense. Under this state of
things the cheapest food ever known is
predicted for next September, and the
months following.
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The ONO DEMocaArs. = Cbl,un5u,.

THE ONO DEMOCRATS. - Columbus.
Chic, DIZZY Q. - The. Democratic State
Cphtgptioh Was called To Older by John
g. Taoinpso1, chaitman of The central
cothmit.se. Frank Hurd, OF Toledo, was
chosen temporary chairman. Mr. Hutd
made short speech predicting that with
united efforts there Would be O triumph.
att Sweep bf the Deuiotratir patty in
Novehibef. His refefence TO Eenator
Tbirmah as Tofthy of. all honor frotn
the Democrats Of the United States .wes
received with continued applause. Com.
mittees were appointed, and the list of
district delegates was completed, when a
recess was taken.
On reassembling the Convention, BIr.
Converge said that none of the candidates
named by the Republicahs eApeeted to
be legally elected, bat expected either by
force, chicanery or fraud to get themselves
into Office.
The following platform was adopted
with cheers and without discussion
Resoired, That the Democratic party of
Ohio recognize the long service and great
ability and steadfast advocacy of consti.
tutional liberty which marks the career of
Allan G. Thurman, and confiding in his
rectitude and fitness for chief executive
of the Republic cordially instruct the
delegates;at large this day appointed, and
request the district delegates chosen by
the several districts of the State TO pre-
seLe TO the National Democratic Conven-
ton the name of this tried statesman AS
our candidate for President of the United
States, and use all honorable means to
secure his nomination.
ReSolved, That in order that Ohio may
have full influence and power in the Ma
tional Democratic Convention to which
her position in the Union entities her,
we hereby instruct the Ohio delegation
to that Convention 10 cast the vote of the
State as unit.
Resolced, That we recommend the Dem
ocrati National Convention 20 adopt the
two-t third rule in nominating candidates.
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Judge Mer.se-., ;ee Pennsylvania, 4 s.ssis i;s'
Judge Jeremiah Black that he ought To-
! be D Republican, wherenpoh the lattorI
replied. .If there was no hereaffes 4
would join the RepuBl Blicans party aE oncs. lfcss
Nothing dctors me but Tho fear Of heli.,'
This y an excellent picturs Of the Re-
publican party in$this country, Judge
Black does not describe the party, but
simplygiyos byiimpiiratlon the Fesait of
belonging to such 8 party, and leaves the
reader 10 infer IT'D ehasacierisliez. Ii H.
heparty Of fraud, eorrapt aud pillage.
cores spSndent la thia Issue Of the
NTEnI3GNtsC CIR suggests Hon. J James 4.
Orr, sef e I. .nilersa, 19r the nomination for
: Congress b shs Democracy Of tho Third
Distriek The lopiination Is Il coed one,
and The reasons suggessed for 1t are Wor.
thyof favorable c6ptid6fation. In ad.
diticn, We siiayS add that we think the
County of anderson Is entitled to & repre-
seHtstiveiu Congress. This was otb Of
p tho forernost counties In tEg TedemptiUni
i OF tho Stale, and ~ 5 have received no
= wy. ssS Or prom oTIon OF
$ cfs our eitlseSs DO not 1pentiou this
By gng Of eosnplAi7t, but simply 10 ii, oyy
1 Eow feaaonahls Is ths reasaszs scg ..:A
a iionai neni1ea ii be eIsst1d
fsqsia eur saidatl @re orr Ii fully aos,tps.
tent toE lle lesItions iadicsted, and if
elected BiI max i record aIiko credits
sssesSSl and Ills District.
be slsine lon correspondent of ths
Springfield lIcaa pnie itshus .slcr
residen ystlo has s. iknsd appronria iion
gleill a:sipr6 r6rEistion Bin that COS.
TUNED political ziders without complaint.
assd gF1lo this rsTs das ennonnces bid Sis
natBrascf s. . Army sopristioE bin,
.aa palitieaI Sider thaas many
consider IIn iagasion of Sid
cons EFt tIonnl t5Sst lIyeF tho arS.ST, 10
As4 ~ u l..
iesalstloa docs rtallg geegs Tssiies sb-
epfs isia IS &C alhe inaess
s..sss ssss sSsssss s
aiss les lsh thu fesii Is DON
AZ lbe seso % isgals hnts
SsiE L sscs
Il kart
tils ions s,isSsis 7iiics
ssski'iet sll sIit aa ss
ans lp.y &, ;,ss
s'sgfs flli ~ and iiis-
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STATE OF SOUTH cAROLlliA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.

COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
J. L. Richie Plaintiff, against g. A. Richie, NJ. L.
Richie and w. r. Richie, observation-disclosures
for RelieC-CJnpldint not Seyred.
To the Defendants, 8. a. Richie, II. L. Richie and
w. p. RchIe:
-VOU are hereby summoned and required to an
i swer the complaint In this aclioE, copy
Of which is filed in the office Of the Clerk OF tho
Court of Common Pleas, at Anderson C. H., 8. c.,
and to serve q copy Of your answer to the said
complaint ON the subscribers at their Office, Ander-
sou {. H., s. c. within twenty days after the Ser
vice hereof, exclusive Of the day Of such service;
and II you fail to answer the complaint within
the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will
apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the
complaint. Ntr
Dated April %, A. D. 1880.
ORR TRIBBLE,
Plaintiff Attorneys.
IL. SIR. L. MooRMEAp, Dep, C. c. p.
To the Defendants above named:
YOU will take notice that the summons and
complaint In this action was fled In tho office OF
John W Daniels, c. c. P. Anderson County, OH
the 22d April, 1880.
ORR TRIBBLE,
Plaintiff Attorneys.
April 90, 1880 AZ 6
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Mr.. l,llcftoIl, now Diennber of Par$.
liancnt for DesorpoIt, Ensiand, ves
ioFmerlya . broker on Wall street. bis
sister IS the wife of AdF. Ford, of Brook
lyp, publisher of Eeechers pub licatioI s.
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rs sfe. & l.fh
IN the District Cb,ut Of he United lStotes..
trict Of S0iiit Ct4roliRa. 81 5,
B. a. Me- .ilister. bankrupt Petitioa 10 sen
Er Para Real Esiafs
]. III. McConnsll, Assignee.j
iTpY virtue OF an order Of his Honor Judge
.A-b Geolso 8. Bryan, I win sell at Ailtier-
son Court House, South Carolina, OH s ALE
DAWN JUNE next, the following Real
Estate, 20 Wit: IS J,
Ave TrnGaB or Let's oe Eals6a
OF saia ,. a ) cAlister, situate in the
County OF Anderson, on the fuckers Asill
Road, and on branches of Governors Creek,
waters of Rocky River q
Il0T 40.
The Homestead Llos OF aaid B. Al. MeAl;s-
ter con Etaning otie hundred and twenty
five NEfa9. adjoining 1-1k Nh faslsis iSsa-.
longipG 10 David Crawford. Estate OF John
sYaketteld, Phillip CromeE, Weston Hnysi
LoT NO. Z,
Containing one hundred and sixty. .fivn
acres, adl6inlng Iattls s.es to MINOR
James Thompson, David s'sas ford, Lot No.
l. and otherss 8
Pats containing courses. distances, d..
Ok the above Lois may be seen by calling
upon tlsgnndcrsig signed.
S'cIeRAiS or SALE.
Qfe-1lalf, ash; !; the lisee on a credit 81
lwelye months with iijteleSt irom liav Of
sale. 10 besecnseds by bond aud in6rse;se.
The purchasers TO pay extra for all naf,srs.
JAMES ~. MCCONNELL,
May Is, 1850 a 1ssss.
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PLANTATION MACHINERY.

FT1HE Buckeye Reaper and Mower, Har-
Il vester and SelfBinder
Tho Economizer. Canton Monitor, Self
Propelling and other Steam Engines.
The Farquhar Thresher and Separator,
Saw and Grist Mills, Cotton Gins, Condens
sers, Feeders and Presses, and ell Planta-
ton Machinery.
For descriptive circulars, price lists, &c,
address
m. MATTHEW'S. Agent,
Bolton, 8. G.
lzD- All kinds Of machinery repaired.
May 9, 1880 43 Bm
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- The colored people of Georgia poll
88,522 votes. and pay State taxea amount
ing TO S106,660. 81
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THE STATE or SOUTH cAR0Llfis.
COUNTY or ANDERSON


COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
John b. Cblders. Plaintiff. against Darcus Aaret.
Ellen Huh Elizabeth Pack, Ann ChildeIs, VIII
liam Childers, Tabiths Loggins, John ChildeFe.
Polly Childers. Nancy Childers, Martha ChiiderS,
William Chifders Anna Wilson, Aalinds Kicks.
Sally Lee, Nicholas T. Childers aud Susan Leo.
--a5Hamefs for Reiief-C C6mplaiHi 'iot Sc1rsd.
To the Defendants above named:
XIOU are hereby summoned and required Go a.s-
III swer the complaint In this action, which Is
filed In the oHce OF the Clerk OF ComnSon 1Ieag,
.or the said County, and 10 servo q copy OF your
answer to the said complaint on the subscriber at
his Office, at Anderson Court House, 3. C., within
twenty days after the service hereof exclusive of
the day of such servIce and IL you fhii 70 answer
the complaint within the time aforesaid, the Plain
tiff In this action win apply TO the Court for tho
relief demanded In the complaint.
Dated May 18th, 1880.
Plaintiffs Attorney, Anderson, &. C.
To the Defendants Anna Wilson, Mnlinda Picks,
Sally Lee, Nicholas T. ChiIders and Sesan Lee
TAKE NOTICE, That the Summon5 I'm this &c
tion OF which the foregoing Is copy, was died In
the Office of the CLERK Of the Court OF Common
Pleas for Anderson County, in said State, on tho
4th day of May, 1880; that the object OF this &c
tion Is to partition the Real Estate Of Abram
ChideTs, deceased, described In the complaint
herein. TO sell the same and divide the proceeds,
IL partition cannot DO made without prejudice to
the owners. No pcrsonnl claim Is made against
you.
May G. 1880 x3
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CdinESTAK F0fSoHiHe d. negro
Eaannafned . eilfey soos;, living Id spriIis
lttll Row pFsf tiy p0iBoned his
three children by gies sog te them. at the
hIiag0siion Of some 0f his colosed ae.
auasnts inces, i tea iliadc ffOm xiltl iessi,s \
This VA WIS recommended IS al
inselIilS remedy for Isl Oopinr couch
from which Rpf; 3 children Eefa slsli IS
lng. Ia hiteasi Yiinnte aitsr slig chill
sifpa i ken tli slSssi two 81 tf them en-
eesss dead nd the o Ii HI gepoftad
rs bsing very Ell ~ q lesfn that id i.i1
quest was held an6 Oh : sitiFy rendered d
yerdiet to tie eifeck asiItlf WAS ST, y.
fes # NM S Z; = -.
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MARBLE YARD.

A LII persons venting TOMBsTONES
"A win do we'll to call on me- rs / have
on aand all grades of Marble, and work all
the nsw designs. 1 warrant my work to
give satisfaction. Prices to suit the times.
/ am prepared to take care of the County
travel and regular boarding at reasonable
rates at the Benson House. Meals 25 cents.
Feb %, 1880 50
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TIE \ en- Y uf K G eh efai a ka.5ests 81 <
llsss Scels voted in s.syoEof bieAnial
ilioiis Ok the Ileglslailre, arld rejected III ii
hill to esEabiisha stat lboagd ol health.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-29
Board OF Public Works.

A Irregular meeting of the board of public
works was held yesterday forenoon, Messrs.
Becker and Koch being in attendance. A
communication was read from the engineer
with regard to the grading of De Bow street
as per order of the council recommending
the improvement. The engineer stated that
before said order was executed the street
should be opened by the condemnation OF
the necessary lots. The subject was referred
to the council accompanied by request TO,
the order.
A communication was read from FL. r. Bige-
low referring to the advertisement fer bids
for the construction of sidewalks IN block
81. The writer explained that IL sidewalk
in question was nearly new and in good con-
dition. It was decided to leave the sidewalk
in question from the order.
Consideration of the assessment for change
of grade on Harriet street was laid over I'M
til July I'd.
The engineer submitted plat of lands Ia
be taken for the opening of a street from the
west end of Olive street slong the blrff %
Cherokee avenue in the Sixth ward. Refer
red to the council.
The preliminary estimate was submit: ]
for the construction of q sewer on Eighth
and Cedar streets at a cost of 81, 400. Re
ferred to the member from the Third ward.
preliminary estimate was also submit
ted for new sewers on Eleventh and Mime
sofa streets at cost of $2,7C0. Referred to
the council.
The hour of holding the reguler meeting
was changed to Friday of each week at
o'clock P. NJ.
A meeting of the special board will be
held Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Ad-
journed.
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BarI,um's Boom .
Speaking of "Barnum's Greatest Show

speaking OF "Barnum GreateSt OnOW on
Earth,' the Boston Taa0eller says:
1.-The immense auditorium at Barnum's cir
Gus yesterday held two huge audiences. that Of
last evening numbering nearly eleven thousand.
Every available inch of room YVES occupied,
and long before the opening noteg of the band
were heard the ticket sellers received orders to
case their labors. Throngs of people gathered
in admiration about this or that curiosity, and
there was bat one opinion-that the great
Snowman has fairly outdone himself this yea-.
In every department important and startling
additions have been made, and the visitor can
spend many profitable hour examining tae
rare objects and animals which have been COL
lected. This is the l; st of Mr.. Darnum's ap-
pearance in New England this season, and az
cording to all indications the rush fer seats
will bs unequalIed even in the history of the
veteran himself The "Great p. T. B." we5
present IL st evening, and spilled a little elo-
quence on the immense thong. Zazel and the
remainder of the features in the ring were nap
turously applauded, and it seemed difficult to
state which performance drew fol- th the great
est applause. This afternoon the newsboys,
numbering some three hundred. will visit the
show by specie, permission of the school au-
thoritits and this evening they will par take of
an ice cream supper. MIR. Barnum needs no
higher testimonial than the tact that he has
captured the Boston school committee, having
outgeneraled even the common council"
"Barnum's Greatest Show on Earth" will
visit st. Paul on the 9th of July. On the
day of exhibition, ladies and those who de
sire to avoid the crowds at the ticket wagon,
may secure tickets and resel we'd seats, at the
usual slight advance, by applying at Bacon
& Lambie's drug store.