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The Colored Vote. .
TO THE Editor OF THE NEWS.

TO THE Editor OF THE NEWS.
It is source OF great regret, in these times
Of trouble and political anxiety, to witness the
utter supineress and indifference manifested
by our mercantile community, as body, in the
matter OF influencing the vote Of our colored
citizens in the coming election. We know
that there are some, as individuals, who are
diets rmined to employ none other than those
who will unite with US in promoting the COM
mon welfare. But this is not sufficient. Con-
cert Of action is necessary. There is no time
to waste in matter OF such vital Importance.
at once paper should be drawn up and circu-
lated for signatures, by one of sufficient prom
linence in business clrcles, setting forth ably
the necessity of this step and the course to be
pursued to secure unanimlty and uniformity
Of action, and al the same time pledging each
and all to carry out Its object, both in letter
and spirit.
Let the Issue be plainly stated to the freed
manNI ,odnt none in my employ ,cho ,oiH, oy
uote or otherwise, ,corE TO my dtSadr0nt
And on the day Of election every one v ho has
an ounce Of patriotism in his composition will
surely see that his employee polls the right
ticket.
Some may, from paltry reasons, object to
sign such q paper, but if they do let heir re-
cfeancy be known to the public, by publishing
the signatures OF those firms who are working
for the benefit OF city and State, anG the
privacy Of their homes and freside.
Now, ,det us exauine into this, our under
taking. There are from fifteen hundred to
two. thousand negroes employed in draying,
mendng cotton, or as ordinary laborers on
East Bay and our wharyes. BY proper organ,
zation among those who are furnishing bread
to,this large number, by the bestowal Of their
patronage, certainly eight hundred or one
thousand votes could be added to the Demo-
cratic and corresponding decrease be effect
ed in the Radical party. Z
Let us, then, be up aud doing, losing no
time in the consummation of a result so de-
voutly to be wished for.
MANY MERCHANTS.
Charleston, September 26.
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+ TIE EGYPTIAN COTTON Crop OF 1s6S-69. We
arc indebted to Messrs. Willis J. Chisolm for
the following circular from the house OF Carpi,
yivante s. Co., Alexandris, Egypt, which, in
view of the recent telegraphic accounts from
that quarter, viii be read with peculiar IN
lterest: ~. ~. ~ -, i. .ys.io BUS
Severe cold and heavy rains through out last
spring having much damaged the early sown
cotton, sowing had to be repeated as late as in
May, and, under the impulse OF the high prices
then ruling, it was done upon much larger
acreage than at first proposed, the total being
estimated at zoo, 700 Egyptian, feddans, equal
to- about. 460, 900 English acres. The rlse OF
the, water on the Nile, which was rathor slow
in thel early part of July last; has since been
unsatisfactory, and this, conjointly with the
lgrest heat ofthe atmosphere, has greatly help
ed the development Of the plant, and, notwith.
standing the lateness in sowing, picking will
probably begin at the usual period, The is-Se
landowners have been very careful this year in
the selection Of the seed, and o larger proper
tlon Of good stapled cotton than in the last
crop may therefore be expected. The plant
Throughout the country looks at present. as
being very healthy, and promises an average
yield Of three centars per. feddan, which, sub
ject to the weather remaining favorable and
the water on the Nile recedlng regularly, would
bring tbs crop of 1S68-'69 to total Of about
two mil ions centars of ninety-eight pounds
British weight, each. Some business for fu-
ture delivery has already been transacted upon
the bas g nf new fair for October at about I'D.
per pound, j. o. b., and December at about
i0Sd per pNlnd. ,,
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LOCAL MATTERS.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

JErroRDs & Co. will sell this day, at 10 o'clock,
in front Of their stores, Vendue Range, hams'
q. ". SrErrENs & Co. will sell at ii o'clock,
at the corner of Queen and State streets e con-
O'clock. before their store, Yendue Range, q
variety of groceries.
r. i A. P. CALDWELL will sell at II o'clock,
at the old Postofice, house and lot in the
city and one in Mount Pleasant.
MnlIeM & Son viii sell at 10 O'Clock, be-
fore their store, Vsndue Range, furniture OF
family.
T. ii. CATER will sell 0t three. quarters-pa
o'clock, on Browns wharf, butter, siaes and
molasses.
their store, East Bay, hams and molasses.
Joas e. MnNos & CO.. Will sell, b. at ,ae ~
O'CLOCK, at their auction salearoom, NO. 1So
Meatine- street, choice lot of dry goods.
MILES DRAKE will sell at 10 O'Clock, IN hls
store, corner Of King and Liberty streets,
dry goods, hate, &c.
fAuREY & ALEXANDER will sell at 10 o'clock,
in their store. East Bay, butter, bacon, &c.
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RECOVERY OF STOLEN BoNDs.--We take the
following from the Detroit TMich5iigan) Free

RECOVERY OF STOLEN BoNDs.-We take the
following from the Detroit IMichigan) Free
Press: ,..-....-
In the spring Of 1868 number OF bonds Of
the Blue Ridge Railroad Company OF South
ICarolina we're stolen from the Bank of south
;Carolina, in Charleston, by the Union soldiery.
lSince that time detectives all over the country
have been engaged In trying to discover the
bonds. but until quite recently no clue to them
could be found. A few weeks ago resident Of
Windsor called at one of the banks in this city
and offered two OF tho STOLEN securities for sale,
but the officers OF the bank declined to negot-
ate with him, on the supposition that all was
not right, and informe1 the Chief OF Police Of
the circumstance. The person was arrested,
but succeeded in convincing the authorities
that he hadobtained the bonds Of another party
Is temporary resident. Of Windsor), who had
commissioned him to dispose Of them..' This
led to the arrest OF the other party, who sur
rendered two of the bonds Of the denomination
of$100O. These were forwarded Ito the president
iof the bank from which they we're stolen, and
yesterday the police departmen lreceinsd no
tifcation Of their safe arrival st their destina-
ton. The circumstance will doubtless lead to
q discovery of more, -.and perhaps all of the
bonds.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

RARE OPPORTUNITY TO LAY IN SUPPLY OF
WINTER CLoTHNo.-Messrs. Macullar. Williams &
Parker are about to close up their business and
offer their extensive and choice stock of ready made
clothing at such remarkably low prices that they will
not probably keep it long on hand. Every man who
has passed the Of King and Hasel streets has
noticed their STOCK and Will NOT need second inv-
taton to give them call under present circum.
stances The sale is positive, as their Charleston
business must be closed.
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General John d. kennedy and the
Congressional Nomination.

CAMDEN, Septemt or 24.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
In q recent publication see the name of
General John D. Kennedy announced as a can
didats for Congress at the late Congressional
Convention at Florence General Kennedy re-
uuested his friends al over this Congressional
District, not to allow his name to be used, as
his position for elector for the State at large
was incompatible with such nomination. 1T is
Himply justice to; make this statement. IL
! - :s;0r..i s0.'" - u, ."oi - SCIVIS."-
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THE DAILY NEWS.

~ LARGEST CRcULATIoN.-lHE DAILY
NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING Tue LARGEST CIR
>CULATIoN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN.
ING M+THE PosToEEICE AT The END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PRoV1s-
ions OF THE NEW PosroFFIcE Law.
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HoncIps AT ST. JoiM's BEaKKLEY.-rnfor-
NATION has been. received Of homicide that
was com mitted last week at South Mulberry,
ON Coopn Riyer, by Gabriel Levy on Richard
Nesbis;, both colored. nm inquest was held by
MIR. Sanfordsw. Barker, magistrate. 1t ap-
peared that the deceased and Levy we're work.
ing in the field when some quarrel arose, which
led to blows, and Richard was struck in the
head by Levy. with Q paddle, fracturing the
skull end causing death in few hours. Levy
was arrested and is now confined in Jail. The
blow was on, the left temple. and, on examina-
tion, fracture wos discovered and much e1-
travssatsd blood on the BRAIN,
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BOLD RoBBKsyEs.- Sunday night, after u
O'Clock, the residence of MIR. W.. Gayer, in
Meeting-street, north of the Artesian Well, was
eutered and robbed by some person unknown,
who obtained an entrance through the back
window. Among the articles stolen were sil-
yer pitcher, bed clothes, ladies' apparel, groce-
ries, &c. The trunk Of Mr.. W. J. Gayer was
taken to the rear of the lot, broken open, and
its contents abstracted. Mr.. Arthur Gayer and
several Of the ladies Of the family were asleep
in the house at the time, but the adroit thieves
succeeded in making the raid without awaken
ing any Of them.
The house of the Rev. W. B. Ys 'es, in th,
lower part Of Church-street, was entered and
,robbed of clothing, &c. These robberies we're
well. planned and boldly executed, and it be-
hooyes all housekeepers to- be on the alert.
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DANCING SoHooL.-Parents wishing to have
their daughters taught dancing and young people
desirous of acquiring that graceful accomplishment
are advised to notice the adverts. ment Of Mrs. Jc
,,obs, in another column. She has experience and
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REAL EsTATE.-Messrs. r. NJ. Marshall q
Bro will sell to-day house aud lot in Snih-sreet,
and fine residence at Mount Pleasant. See adver-
tsements.
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EDEER PAYS Y1sIr TO CATHEDRL.-On
Sunday morning last the congregation as
sembled at. the cathedral chapel, in Queen
street, we're surprised by the appearance OF
deer which walked up one Of the aisles during
service, stopped before the altar, quietly sur
veyed the officiating priests, and then walked
back to tae door. and lay down upon the door
mat, where it remained until the congregation
we're dismissed. After all, however, itwas not
q very remarkable incident. The deer was the
tame animal kept by the detectives in the City
Park, which often escapes from the enclosure
and wanders at Will through the highways and
byways Of the city.
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PERFuMERY, &o.-Aimsr, the well-kpown
apothecary, of King and vanderhorststreets,
has just openeda new stock of Maria Tarla cologne.
and other choice extracts and perfumery.
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.DkmooRATIc CENTRAl CnuB "a meeting Of
-this s1nb viii take place at Masonic, Hall, at
haifpast seven this evening: Important: mat
ters WIN probably be discussed, ..s. .,..-..,
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ENTERTAINMENT AT SUMMERvuLE.-Dr. Cou-
turier gives one Of his pleasant entertainments
at Summerville tonight.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, September 2s.-oharaesso"
Rosa.-John Connife. Brooklyn; G. 8. Doug
Las, A. M. Kennedy, ]. n. Mcgurry, Camden;
BENZ. Underwood. Massachusetts,. aaqY
Paualioa .Hots.-E. g., Brooks, Florence;
Captain GroWell and Henry Gorham, steamer
-saragossa; s. Jones, Maryland; J. h. Jones
and j. s. Jones', friendships. c.; John W.
GaiIard; NE. Railroad. =. r-l9.,- . -
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,CoSruMAoioUs JGRYMEs.-SeveSl persons
who we're summoned as jurymen On the in
quest recently held in Berkeley District, re-
fused to serlre, and Mr.. S.W. Barker, acting
Coroner, has reported their names to the Clerk
Of the court, for prosecution according tolaw.
1t has been customary 20 dodge this unpleas-
ant duty, but the consequences Of such neglect
may prove mose unpleasant than the few hours
detention on the jury.
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UNDER DECREN IN EQUITY.

On TUESDAY, the 9Th October. at II O'Clock, will be
sold at the Old Customhouse, IN
ALL THAT LOT UF LAND, situate at the south
west corner Of Meeting. street and Horlhecks alley,
measuring In front on Meetng-street 46 feet, the
same on the back line, and in depth on Horlbeeks
alley III feet the same on the south line; bounding
east on MeeHog.street, north on Horibeck's alley,
south on laud OF the Apprentices Library Society,
and west on land OF --..ci - .i.g dc H.;
Terms-0ne-haf cash, and balance In one year.
With interest pay aoe annually secured by bond
of the purchaser and mortgage Of the premises; said
purchaser to pay for pape q, stamps and taxes for
which the property Is hab!e. -..,,~-
September tu4mtu2 Master in Equity
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DEArH'os CaprAN KELLY Information has
reached here that Capt Kelly. known in this
city as master of the steamship Alliance, for
smerly employed between. this port and. Phil
adelphia, .was2ena board the bark Sunny Side,
in the Delaware, as apilot, the bark going out
to sea for Bremen, with q cargo Of coal oil,
when she Vas struck BY lightning and explod-
ed. aud Captain Kelly lost his Life blythe acoi-
dent.
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H. II.
Hyou want cheap BLINK Books;
II you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Paper,
&C.; or Milers Almanac;
II you want Printing executed neatly;
II you want Books bound in any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern OF
ruling. go to Hiram Rarris. Agent, No. SO Broad
straef ....... q.
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IRON TIES FOR BALING COTTON.
DI L L @ MS
UNIVERSAL COTTON BALLNG TIE,
TmProvedl

THIS TIE THE STRONGEST AND CHEAPEST
in the market has been improved since last season,
and is guaranteed to be sufficiently strong for the
heaviest bales. Put up in o very superior manner,
in bundles each bundle containing thirty-s1 Hoops,
and Buckles complete. Now landing and for sale
in lois to suit purchasers.
Also for sale American HEMP AND FLAX BALE
ROPE, and MENDING AND BALING TWINE, New
York BAGGING, &C., by WILLIAM ROACH,
Agent for South Carolina.
srptember limo
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.0Nx MORE UNroRTuNArE.-Mr. Augustus
;shooIbred, the Magistrate Of Clellanyille, has
forwarded to this city an account Of an aoci-
dent and loss Of life in that section. A freed
mar. and birdminder on q plantation near
Mcclellanyills was killed q few days since BY
the. accidental discharge Of his gum. "a num-
bselr Of persons Witnessed the accident, and
.aEtaran. Investigation of the facts, the negro
was buried. 10 {: ts;oi'=fs -. ' - - 80
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A MKRIrED PuNMHMENT.- Charles Bentham,
a colored youth Of -nineteen years Of age, was
tried Before the Mayor, yesterday morning, Tor
attempting to interfere with the coiored DEM
.oorstic meeting OF Ward a. His offence vas
clearly proved, and as serious riot might
have ensued the Mayor fined Bentham twenty
dollars. The sooner Tie rowdies learn that
he.laws srs; supreme, the sooner they will be
.obsyeds and All Violent demonstrations by ?po-
aitinaI pArtisans be efecsually prevented E r;
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FoRDHAM's REsTAURANT-This restaurant in
Meedng.street nearly opposite to Burns Lane, has
been thoroughly reftted. and the proprietors will
spare no pains to: make it pleasant resort They
have inaugdrated the free lunch system, and are
also prepared to serve parties and balls on order.
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MisffQantuus.
~ ULLETT'S PATENT STEEL BRUSH
COTTON GINS.

THE SUBSCRIBER Is.Now PREP AIRED TO RE.
CEIvE orders for the above celebrated GINS. Their
merits were fully tested last season. and to those in
want of Gins this year reference Is given to the seve
raj Factors ADD Cotton Merchants Of this city.
Catalogues, giving full particulars. may be had on
application to G. GRAVELEY,
No. 50 East Bay, South of the Old postoface,
Agent for the State of South Carolina.
JpIv On mis-
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CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, one dollar
per pound, at Wilson's grocery, southeast corner
Society and Anson streets. Goods delivered free.
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WELCOMING THE LEe1sIAroR,.-The colored
Rspublicans were in state Of commotiop yes
terday, caused, as far es wecould learn, by the
return or the Legislators from Columbia. They
collected in crowds at the corners, and especi-
any al the four corners Of Broad and Meeting
streets, and were eager in their inquiries and
attentive in their listening. We may expect a
mass meeting soon.
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.CoBBEor1oN.-In our issue Of yesterday,
trusting to memory, we incorrectly stated that
Mr.. James Poyas had constructed the steamer
Charleston, built in 1886, but v.e are informed
thabshe was bull, by. Messrs. James Marsh &
SoH.l S.--.s &c, >'-5.-,t-! = ~. =
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tact and her school has for years been attended by
select pupils.
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A Circular, containing full description OF
the property to be distributed among the
Shareholders, will be sent to any address upon
receipt OF stamps to cover postage.
Information as to price of land in any por-
ton of tho State, or upon any other subject
Of interest to parties proposing to immigrate,
will be cheerfuny furnished upon receipt Of
stamps for postage.
svAn letters should be addressed, 'SECRE-
TARY IMMIGRANT HOMESTEAD ASsOCIA-
TION Postoffice Box No. S6, San Francisco
California" limo August 81
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THE IMMIGRANT

SECURE HOME IN THE GOLDEN STATE.
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WESTWARD THE STAR OF EN-
PIRE TAKES ITS WAY.
SECURE HOME IN THE GOLDEN STATE
THE IMMIGRANT
He OMESTEAD ASSOCIAT
CALIFORNIA,
Incorporated under the laws of the State, No.
vember SOth, 1867, for the purpose Of providing
HOMES FOR ITS MEMBERS
AND TO ENCOURAGE IMMIGRATION.
CAPITAL STOCK. 81, ,OOO, 900
Divided into
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND SHARES
AT Eve Dollars Eacn,
PAYABLE II UNITED STATES CURRENCY.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-12-23
f" a Great BEessingst'

From Rev. L. F. WARD. Avon Lorraine Co., O /
Messrs. STRoNG 81 ARMSTRONG, Druggisss;uleve-
land, D. 8A
Gentlemen 1t gives me great plea ure 20
state that my wife has derived great benefit
from The use of Goes Dyspepsia Cure She
has been for number of years greatly
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Frustrated her that she was all the while, for
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derived great benefit from it, and is now com
paratvely well. She regards this medicine, as
great blessing. Truly yours,
Jan, 18th, 1868. LIZ WARD.
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M A N HO CD
How Lost. How Restored.


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eg@T This Lecture should be in the hands of
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Sent under seal in plain envelope, to any
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New HAVEN, Or, Oct. II, 1896.
Messfs. c. G. CLARK & Go.

Amongst the many testimonials in our pos
session, we have only room for the following:
New HAVEN, Or, Oct. II, 1896.
Messfs. c. G. CLARK & Co.
Gentlemen II feel it a duty and pleasure to
give you the benefit of my experience in the
use Of Goes Cough Basam. From taking a
heavy cold, was taken down with the conges-
ton of the lungs, and continued to fail under
the best medical cafe until | was given up, by
competent medical author :ty, to die. There
seemed nothing but strangulation and death
before me. ] was told that further nedca at
tendance and medicine was useless, and [ WIS
resigned to death, when a friend who had been
greatly benefited by using the Baisau1i brought
me a bottle This was after | had done with
the doctor and medicine. l thought it helped
me, and continued taking the medicine, and
continued to improve, until my cough stopped
and my lungs healed and gco well. l used ten
bottles. remain, gents, with great respect,
Your obi serV't, JOHN WELLS,
2o9 Washington street, New Haven Ct
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WANTED AGENTS

Dr. to 5000 per month everywhere, male
80 and female. 70 introduce the GEN
CISE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY
sEWING MACHINE. Thia machine will
stitch, benz, fell tnck, guilt, cord, bind, braid
ard emhroider in most superior manner
Price, only SO. Fully warranted foT ave
years We will pay 1900 for any Machine
that will sew q stronger, more beautiful. or
more elastic seam than ours. Il makes the
''Elsstic Lock Stitch" Every second stitch
can be cut, and still the cloth cannot be pulled
apart without tearing 1T. We pay Agents
from 976 to $500 per month and expenses, or
commission from which twice that amount can
90 made. Address, SECOND CO. Pittsburg,
Pa. or, Boston, Mass.
UAUTION.-Do not be imposed upon BY
other parties palming off worthless cast-iron
machines, under the same name or otherwise
Ours is the only genuine and really practical
cheap machine manufactured.
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s0R ENEss OF THE THROAT, CHEST
AND LUNGS.

Do not delay procuring and immedia ely
taking Goes Cough Balsam, when trout led
with any of the ADORE named difficulties. They
are all premonitoFy symptoms OF Consumption,
and if not arrested, will sooner or later sweep
you away into the valley of shadows from
which none can never return.