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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-11-09

The Blue Ridge Railroad Intercst-Ihe
Citizens who Accompany the Cover
nor-Good Order Throughout the state
ON Election Day-Intervtcw Of Proml-
nent Democrats with Governor Scott
The Views Expressed, &c.
Governor Scott, who goes North with the
view of completing some financial arrange
menrs of the State, and also in the interests OF
the Blue Ridge Railroad, leaves the city by
the Northeastern Railroad this morning. Heis
accompanied BY the following gentlemen:
Gen. J. W. Harrison, President Of the Blue
Ridge Railroad; Hon. F. A. Sawyer, and
Messrs. Henry Gourdin, James Il. Taylor,
". S. Hastie, ". Il. Trescott, and W. a. Cour-
tenay.
TIE departure of the Governor is the strong
est evidence OF the peace and tranquility OF
affairs In the State. The Governor, We learn,
expressed himself as perfectly satisfied ana
pleased with the quiet and order that accom-
panied and succeeded the late election. num-
ber of leading Democrats i'll the up-country,
after the result was announced, waited on the
Governor and declared their deter nination to
accept cheerfully, aud abide by, the decision
of the people. They signiied their readiness
to stand by and support the State government
in it's acts, and to use all thelr Influence in IN
ducing the people throughout the State to 10
likewise. They expressed their conviction
that the happiness of our people and future
prosperity of the State depended uaon aunani-
nous and hearty support of the government,
and reliance upon the ballot box alone in The
future as remedy for the evils of unwise
legislation.
In reply The Governor expressed the great
pleasure their visit had given him, and his
belief that this action on their part would do
moro to restore unanimlty among our people,
and place the credit Of the State where it
deserves to be, than any special political cX-
preston or doctrine could ever possibly effect.
He expressed the belief, owing to the small
debt of the State in comparison with the lia-
bilitles of others, that with successful ad-
ministration of the State government and ac-
quiescence and harmony among the people,
South Carolina, by internal Improvements and
otherwise, must in q short time become tnan-
cially one of the foremost States Of the Union,
as she was already from her climate and geo.
graphical position one OF the most Attractive.
He thought that the Blue Rid ;e Railroad en-
terprise-an enterprise of so much import
ance both to North and South-could not fail
tocommand the attention of railroad men and
capitalists of the North, destined, as he be-
lieved i. was, to be great connecting link OF
the line of railroads across the continent from
the Atlantic to The Pacific coast.
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WE CALL ATrE .TloN 10 the advertisement of
Mr. John Comm;ns, No III Mcetirr-strrct. nearly
opposite :ho market where he oller, United S,a;cs
Government 'Ic ;elan saddles aud Harness, lit le
used at one-qiarter bcir cost. Is certainly worth
Tic consideration o: all who are engaged i'll aSricn
tilral pursuits TO cl!l and cz,mina them.
NoycmberJ inns
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

Grcgg rs HorlJeck, IFnstee et a.
On TUESDAY 18th November, at II o'clock, will be
sold at the Old Cusomhouse
All that LOT OF LAND, with tho BUILDINGS
thereon situate on Mill-street. and measuring on
the north on ST-street 40 feet inches on the west
on land now or late of Gil!ilan1, formerly of Gr2gg
90 feet inches on the south on land Of Rose 40 feet
inches on the east on land of Osterhol. 90 feet
inches. Bounded by the fences as they now stand.
Terms-One-third cas.i; balance i'll one and two
wears with interest from day of sale payable an.
nualy. The credit portion to be secured by bond Of
the purchaser and mortgage OF the premises. The
buildings to be insured and the policy assigned to
the Master Purchaser to pay for papers.
j. W. GRAY,
Oclober5 mi tn2 Master In Equity.
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LAyCAsTEK-IN EQUITY.

Benjamm Perry, Helmath Perry, Admmistra-
tor and Administrative, rs. John Perry,
Alez MaAeson and qcJe, and ohers-BHL
for Injunction to Narshal Asseis, Sell Land,
Sc
In obedience to the order of the Court of Equity
made in the above stated case, at June term 1868,
will sell OF Lancaster Courthouse, South Carroll
na on the l-st MONDAY in December next,
Ali that valuable PIECE PARCEL OR TRACT OF
LA'D described il the pleadings, belonging to the
estate of John Perry deceased lying and situated in
the District of Lancaster, state OF south Carolina,
containing G00 six thousand more or less, OF
No. cotton, and grain land, well watered and
heavily tmbered, fencing in good repair-the up:
land D. olucipg fine crops of cotton, corn and small
gram while the extensive bottoms. lying along the
Catawha River ae moi to be surpassed. These lands
are situated in the southwestern portion OF Lancaster
District, bounded by the Kershaw line, the Catawoa
River and By lands OF D. ". BrowD Lewis Patter-
son, C. L. II Imam, James thompson, William Dixon
and others.
WILL ALSO SELL, FOR CASH,
On the tuesday, and WEDNESDAY after the first
Monday il December, at the former residence OF
the said John Perry, deceased, in Lancaster Dis
trict near Liberty Hill.
All the Pr r. -OSAL PROPERTY be ongins to the
estate of said deceased. Every thing usually kept oa
large and well regulated Plantation may be bought
at this sale.
The real estate above mentioned vii be surveyc !,
and divided into two three aud Jour hundred acre
tracts 10 sOl purchasers, plats VI WulCu Will ue ~
hibited on day of sale.
Terms-So much cash as will pay the costs OF suit
and expenses Of sale. The balance credit OF one
two and three years with interest," to be due and pay
able annually. from day OF sale Purchaser to give
bond, with tw) more good securities, and mort
gage of the premises Purchaser to pay for stalcn
and papers Terms mu't be complied with on day
of ale o. tie property will be resold on day Of sale
At the risk cf the iormer purchaser.
E. G. BILLINGS, C. E. L. D.
CnmmiSsioner'J Office I1Dc: ster Courthouse ). T..
November 2, 1858.
November Q 2Oml
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COUNTY TREAsuRER.-Alr. Fleetwood Ian
neau requests US to correct the statement
made in our notice of is appointment to the
Office OF County Treasurer. Application was
made to Governor Scott by him, and Iavora-
sble consideration of the same obtained through
influential white and colorcd friends.
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ton is essential but 1t is equally necessary to know
where money can be laid out to he best advantage.
Kng.street is bouatfully supplied with stores, but
it requires some tact to avoid paying more money
than Is necessary. Messrs. Goudlop & Beuthner,
in King-sree near Calhoun, have large variety OF
fall and winter dry gods, which they of-r to their
numerous customers at greatly reduced rates. A
pauce at the list of appended prices will be enough.
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An EARTHQUAKE IN SOUTH CARoLrNA.-The
Lancaster Ledger Of Friday says: ''The SHOCK
OF an earthquake was distinctly felt at this
place on Tuesday morning last, at quarter
before six o'clock. dull rumbing sound
accompanied it." The Pillsbury patty vii
think there has been small earthquake IL
Charleston when they get the returns of the
CITY election. ''-'
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WARD No. G.-citizons OF Ward No. G! Y2u
had a slight white majority on Saturday, but
Won still have total registered colorcd
majority of 2Cs the largest coored majority OF
anv Ward in the city. Why is this? Because
200 of YOUR white men have not yet registered.
We know that you expect the CT izons' ticket
tc receive strong support from tlle co,ored
men of your Ward; but You can't expect them
10 cast their own votes and yours too.
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Auetiuusfrs' priua!s Sales.
CLIFFORD Il aATHEWES,

Real Estate Agents, No. Sc Broad-street.
For sale and Lease
PHOSPHATE LANDS OF superior quality, on
deep water navigation and healthy locations all the
year.
RICE and COTTON PLANTATIONS and FARMS in
all parts OF the State.
CITY PROPERTY OF every description.
November 9 3mos.
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WATCH THE LANDINGS The Working Com
mittees of the Citizens party are advised to
watch the landings at which negroes coming
from the islands would disembark. The Radi-
calls are in distress. and they may try the i'm
portation dodge.
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WORKING COMMITTEE CITIZENS PARTY, WARD
No. 4.-The to!lowi,g committee are earnestly
requested to meet at Masonic Hall, this even-
in,, at 7 O'Clock, on important business: NJ.
II. Nathan, Geo. L. Pratt, S. j. Burger, E. l..
Roach, D. S. Sleek, r. d. White, W. P. De-
Saussure, H. C. S!oil, Ro1t Chisolu, Jr., Jas.
C. Lacoste, P. " Cohen. Il. S. CAN'T, T. F.
Moore Jas. i. LATTE, T. Won Santen. Cas-. T.
Kinloch, A. g. A[agrath, Jr., J. a. Moroso, R..
S. R. Chrieiz5ers, d. S. Buist, G.. n. Leitch,
Geo. E. Black, 4. T. R. Reicke, L. Meyer, G..
G. Neill, s. n. Brown, Geo. L. Holmes, L..
Weiskopf, J. NJ. Womack, Theo. Chupein, Jr.,
B. c. W.bb, Thos. J. burlell, John Torrent.
7. P. R. Robertson, Jas. S. Hyer, ]. E. Lau-
neau, A. A. Goldsmith Jas. Bancroft, Jr., s.
W. Fisher, Jr. u. II. NATHAN,
Chairman.
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Auftiun Sales.
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UNDER DECREE EQUITY.
Staunton rs. 4. Fitzpatrick, ct al.

EFUUHtVt %. n. -PUt7 EtH, q uF.
On TUESDAY, the lst December next, at IL o'cloc'
Will be sold, at the Old Customhorse
All that half portion OF q TRACT OF LAND
known as a. izpatricks Farm" situate on Charles.
ton Neck on the south side OF public road leading
from the main road to the Old Ship Ynrd; measuring
TX acres of high land and 2-l0 acres of marsh
land and having such form, metes and bounds as
are delineatpd plat of said Farm, made by John
A. Michel surveyor, the Attn OF January. 1873. and
marked on said plat A. The plat may be seen at my
Office, Courthouse.
Terms-One.third cash; balance in two equal an.
nu1l nstalment: from the day OF sale TO be secured
6r one or more bonds and mortgages. insurance OF
Purchaser to pay for papers. stamps and taxes.
Possession given by the 1st december next.
J. 81. GRAY,
November m4tu1 Master in Equity.
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FRE.-At u O'Clock yesterday, house on
Kenecke's farm, a bove the forks OF the road,
was burnt to the ground. The house was tiled
with corn and the lower part used for negro
church. The origin Of the fire is unknown.
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CHARLESTON GROWN BANANAs.-We have re-
>caived specimen of this luscious tropical
fruit, which we were surprised to learn was
grown in the garden of aprivate residence on
Rutledge Avenue. The banana was pleasant
reminder Of the wide range Of productions OF
which our soil, with proper attention, is capa-
l..
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WARD No. S.-Citizens of Ward No. 81 You
have one hundred aud thirty-eight white ma
jority Your ward is sure for Lesesne, provi-
ded you indulge in no false security, no neg
ligence to-day.
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W. II. EASTERBY, Chairman.

THE CoLoRED MAJORITY -3S9.-f this is not
varied to-day the election of Mr.. Lesesne is
certain. The white people, with no exception
worth mentioning. arc going to vote for him,
and largo number OF respectable colorcd pco-
plo who know and honor Mr.. Lesesne are go
ing tc follow suit
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WARD No. 1.-Citizens of Ward No. II You
ARE doing your duty nobly. Bring up the last
man that you have to-day, and you will be safe.
Remember you have 63 white majority, and do
not allow it to be overcome.
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REGISTRATION kErURNs.-We publish below
tie registration returns foc Friday and Satur-
day, and for the two days combined. The
colored majority in the return for Friday, now
published, is slightly different from that re-
ported on Saturday by reason OF correction
afterwards made by the managers. For the
two days the cololed majority is but 3S9:
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Ex-Governor ORR ACCEPTS THE JUDGE
,sH,p.-Tho Hon. James L. On qualified for the
Office of Circuit Judge before Governor Scott
last Friday, and has entered upon the dis
charge of the duties OF his Office.
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WARD No. S.-Citizens of Ward No. 8 Only
6fty-fvc colored majority to be overcome to-
day. Come up 10 the polls like men, and let II
be registered that the white men are in the
majority in yaui ward.
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MAGISTRATES CoUET.-On Friday the case of
Deas VS.. LaCoste, breach OF contract, was tried
before the Magistrates Court. Messrs. Deas
and Chisolm appeared for the plaintiff, and G.
L. Buist, Esq, for the defendant. The jury
found for the defendant, but the case wilfcome
up on appeal. This was bIr. Deas' maiden ef-
fort, and the manner In which he handled the
subject gaYe promise of "a successful legal ca
reer. The jurisdiction of the Magistrates
;Court has boen greatly enlarged, and it is nov
competent TO try cases that were before heard
before the Court OF Common Pleas.
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TINS
:, wnnt r,,ean Elank Books:

If you want cheap Elank BoaHE;
Ii you want thcIp stationery, Envelopes, Paper
&C.; or a1ilcrs Almanac;
il you want Printing executed neatly;
Il you want Books bound in any style, or Account
Books made to order. with any desired pattern OF
ruling, go to Hiram Harris, Agent, No. 81 Broad
street.
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slorEuEAD GIrrEHs.-Thosc bitIcrs can be
had a; James Mexican. No. 5S anson-strcet who is
prepared 10 ill al orders with dispatch
Auco,st IN 3n.s miw
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LOCAL MATTERS.

AUCTION SALES THIS DA1.
CAMPBELL, KNOX g. Co. will sell at ~ oclock
at their auction house, No. 55 Hasel-stfeet'
dress goods, boots and shoes.
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WARD No. C.-Two HUNDRED MORE Bring
them up to-day. 1t is the last day, and al our
strength must be brought out. 1t is the last
day. You gentlemen Of tho Two hundred. You
have not registered yet, but We know you too
we'll to doubt you. Let your lanes be check
cd of early this morning.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

CHOICE GREE, AM BLACK TEAS, one dollar
per pound. a: Wilson's grocery southeast 'o?ner
Society and Anson streets. Goods delivered ires.
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THE CITIZENS T1cKEr.-It is headed by a
gentleman in whom all Charleston con6des.
The candidates for Aldermen are men OF inau-
encc in their respective wards. Elect them
AMI Charleston is safe.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

LARGEST cmcuLAE!oN.-THE DAILY
NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR
cULArroN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON.
pCBL1sHEs THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN.
ING IN THE POSToFFIcE. AT The END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PRovI$-
ions OF TIE NEW PasToEFIcE LAW.
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JUSTICE 20 TIE SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD
CoMpANY.-A writer in the Winnsboro' News
gives publicity to the following facts Tor the
consideration Of planters and shippers OF
cotton:
Wo are authorized to say 'that the South
Carolina Railroad will ship cotton from Co.
lumbia Zone hundred and thirty m:!csl 10
Charleston for one dollar p2r bale" The Cl'ar-
lotte Railroad charges one dollar AID wen-
ty-fvc cents for thirty-tivc miles /; more
than three times the price charged by the
Charleston Railroad and double what
is charged by the Charleston route over
the upp. route. We also understand
that receipts are given for the trans:or-
tation OF cotton by the upper route, over the
North Carolina (RaaicaD Road, the Castor
Road and the Portsmouth Roai, and steam :
ship company, for 4 fixed amount OF rate, bi {
when the cotton arrives i'll New York or
Baltimore the charges are about tw cnty-hve
to fifty per cent. more than what was agreed
upon. Under these circumstances we wo uld
advise our buyers and shippers to paroniAe
the lower route ria Charleston. We have also
heard of complaints that the upper route does
not conform to their published rate OF freight
south from Baltimore and New York, and that
the rates charged ola Charleston are mucn
lower.
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TIE THEAFnE.-Ths play Of the "aidden
Hand" was acted ON Saturday night to good
house, the audience as usual being largely
composed OF ladies'. This play is one OF the
Ledger romances dramatized, and has taken
well wherever acted. Alice vaue as ''Capitola'
is willtul, romping, and imperious young
lady, and it is needless to say the character
was we'll sustained by Miss Vane. The play OF
the s.Fireman.' closed the performance. MIR.
Templeton and his troupe have left for SaVan-
nah, where they have an engagement for this
week. They will return with larger company,
and will introduce new scenery and new plays.
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INTENSE ExcIrEMENT.-A reference to our
advertising columns will convince the ladies' that the
election is no, the only topic of interest. Reglstri
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L1cES11oUsNEss, DISORDER, WAsTE.--Are
these cardinal principles of the Republican par
tv? We should judge so By their nominations.
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PERseSA1.-Rev. Edward Buist, D. D., Is IN
the city, and preached yesterday al the GieDe-
street Presbyterian Church.
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WARD No. 2.-Cltizens of Ward No. 2 The
dsrkies have ousnumbered you again, but thir-
teen less on Saturday than on Friday. Alto
gether they have only seventy-fve majority in
your ward. You can overcome that to-day,
and, with Mr. Lesesne's supporters among the
>colored people, roll up large majority on
Tnasdav
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WARD No. 5-TuosE 227 YorER5.-Therc are
in Ward No. 5 two huHdrel and twenty-scven
white voters, whose names ale down on the
lists of the Working Committee of the Citizens
Party of that Ward. These Will register TO-
day and be prepared 10 vote for Mr.. Lcscsne,
for sr1re: when the respectable colored people
see the necessity OF supporting him, the white
men will not he recroint to their duty.
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PUBLIC PROPERTY WAsrED.-publc property
is always wasted more or loss, but what name
shall we give to the lavish and reckless cxpen-
diturc which will surely characterize an ad-
M nistration BY such Mayor and Council as
those proposed by the Republican party?
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UNITED STATES COURT, NOVEMBER 7-HoN.
GEORGE s. BRIAN, PREsIDISG.-tx parte Heary
J. Ham, of Darlington. Petition for voluntary
bankruptcy. Presley, Lord g. Inglesby and
B. w. Edwards, pro pet. The Judge signed
the order of adjudication and reference to r.
B. Carpenter.
Ex parte John R. Lcavitt, assignee, in re j.
Taylor Zcaly. Petition for sale OF perishable
property. John T. Spear1nan, pro pet. On
motion of G. D. Bryan, appearing for counsel,
an order for sale was granted.
Elk parte james A. Black, assignee, in rc j.
NJ. Yandivcr, bankrupt. Petition to sell lard
and personally, and report to Register there
on. G. D. Bryan, pro pet. Same order granted
as above.
Elk parte Thos. J. Pickens, of Pendleton.
An amended petition and amended schedule
was presented, and on motion Of G. D. Bryan,
ordered to be filed.
Ex parte Richard a. Marshall and Lawrence
R. Marshall, copartners as Marshall Bro. Pc
tltion for final discharge. 6. D. Bryan, pro
pet. Order for discharge granted.
Ex parte David Kcbler, OF Newberry. Pcti-
tion for final discharge. Darlington & Suber,
pro pet. Order granted.
Ex parte Samer S. Howell. Simonton &
Barker, pro pet Same order granted.
Chas. Henry Bergman was made citizen
and his name enrolled.
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WARD No. 7.-Citzens of Ward No. 7 You
carry the banner so far. Do not let it be taken
from your grasp. white majority of two
hundred and ten That is something to be
proud OF. But it vii, be better still if you can
show that all your white men and half your col
orcd voters have intelligence and independence
enough to vote for Hon. II. D. Lesesne.
WORKING COMMITTEE CITIZENS PARTY, WARD
No. 2.-The following gentlemen composing
the Working Committee Of Ward No. 2, are re-
uuested to meet at the Hlbcrnian Hall, this
morning, at nine o'clock precisely, on business
of imi oraaco: E. Pcndergrast, c. Brookbanks,
II. Oliver, John DOYLE, D. A. ]. Sullivan, T..
McCrady, William Z. Howland, Frank Kressel,
Julien Barbot. j. Kenny, Edward 1IcCrady, Jr.,
L. Strauss, a. NJ. Moreland, J. T. Dill, |. K.
Hayward, George A. Bowman, I. 4 Huger, ".
D. Minott, George II. Nloffett, ]. n. Mulvaney,
H. 7. Axson, j. NJ. Axson, N. ". Wigg, John
Dougherty, Jr., w. P. Ravenol, 7. p. Lowndcs,
J. D. p. Alley, DR.. Il. Lebby, Jr., ". Edmund
O'Conner, G. II. Sass, James Sim ms, Jr., Wal
ter Webb, Jr., J. r. Pringlc, Jr., james Fraser,
A. S. Trumbo, C. C. Trumbo, &. II. Flynn, T.
E. Ryan. Z. c. Ryan, L. Cantwcll, P. G. Hasell,
Motto A. Pringlo, Isaac Holmes, 7. R. Egles-
ton, ". T. Burso, a. ". Burnett Jr., J. Wilkes
North, J. ". Lewis, Jr., Isaac Hayne, E. P.
Jervey, Henry w. Frost.
1v TT rIcrPDDv Ot,.;,,,,o,
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PEsJUsERs.-The Citizens party know fifteen
colored men registered in Ward No. 2 who
registered also at other places. The polls will
be watched, and any one of them who comes
ND to vote will bo at once arrested.
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4 3 = !

4 3 =
DHEAP DIRK GOODS! CHEAP DRY
GOODS!
IT THE
CORNER OF CALHOUN AND KING STREETS.
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WARD No. 4-Citizens of Ward No. 4! You
did wei on Saturday. The largest Wari in
Charleston showed white majority for that
day. But it Was small, ard there is still
colorod majority of III. We know that many OF
the cllored men VII so with you at the polls,
but you will carry mofc Il you show your
strength en- the registration.