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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-11-06
Register.

The man who is not willing to give his
time to his city is not made Of the stuff which
has made famous the Southern name. Every
honest voter in Charleston is interested in
the success of the Citizens ticket, and
should do his part towards registering q
full vote. There are but three days for the
important duty of registration, and we trust
that no decent white man will permit his
birthright to be taken away by failing to
register his name.
See to it that you are early on the list
yourselves. Their 50 earnestly among your
friends, acqusintances and neighbors, urg-
ing one and all to attend in person, secure
the right to vote, and thus aid in securing
majority for LEsEsSE and the Citizens
candidates.
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TSITY rAxAs-MoNIHLY RETURNS.
OFFICE OF THE CITY AssEt. DR..

CITY HALL November l, 1863
Notice is her.. by given to all concerned. That fne
monthly Reiurn> tor th& m nth oi octoocr past III
CON pance with the lax Urdiuanc iatihed on TIE
18th IT January, 1853 and amended on Inc 18TH Oh
September. 1865, must be ma 'e on or before the
b instant
TAXES or TIE FOLLOWING ARE PAYABLE MONTHLY.
On oil sales of Goods. Wares aud Alerchandise. in
Guiding Rice, Lumber, Lay, Gram am naval Htores.
On all sales It Cotto..
On all reight and PASSENGER Lists ot oil steamers
and sai,ing vessels paid or payable III TINS CITY
On all sales by Bakers, Butchers aud HucKsters.
On all gross receipts OF all Stree: Railroads.
Ona gross receipts of all Exprcss Companies
On all sales at Auction.
On all Carriages anI Dugsies.
On ell Income derived from tne pursuit Vi any
faculty. profession, occupation or employment
ON the gross receipts OF all Commercial Agencies.
On all commissions received by FACTORS, Commls-
sion Merchants, Ea1kcrs, Broaers, anu olners.
On ell prem ums received Tor or by any lnau;a
Com any, or by agencies Tor individuals or con2a'
MES
On all gross receipts OF all Gcs Companies.
On every Horse and Mule used or K'pt Wlthit tne
city, excepting borses or mules Used IL an? puonc
licensed carriage car, dray, or other rchi:'c'
On all lie all Dealers III all arlic.cs whatsoever
On a ! Barber Shops.
On all gross r. cep.s Of notcls and Public Eating
and Boarding Houses.
On all receipts OF Livery Stable Keepers
On tile gross Receipts OF Cotton PRESSES:
On the gross receipts IF all Printing Offices, News
pap 70 and Publishing Houses.
On all Goods sud il the city by persons not resi-.
dent, by sample o. otherwise.
Or ali sales of Horses and Mu!es brought to the
city.
On sales OF Stock.. Beads, AMI other securities
On the gross lecrip,s Of Magnetic Telegraph Com
panies.
On tue gross receipts of oil Tavern Keepers and
Liquor Dealers.
All the defaulters viii be dealt with as The ordi-
nance directs W.N. HUGHES,
November Is City Assessor.
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On the Fence.

How is it that the Charleston Courier, in
this, the hour of cur city's destiny, when
her dearest interests are in imminent dan
ger of being placed at the mercy Of gang
Of shiftless and uuprincipled adventurers,
has no word of denuncistion for PILLsBURY
and his crew? Has the official advertising
of the Republican State Government, which
it enjoys, been so sweet a morsel that it
must needs banker after similar favors un-
der what it fondly imagines to be the COM
ing PILLsBUaY 7egime9 Is the regard for
the main chance, which has become tradi-
tional and notorious trait of the Courier 8
policy, so keen, that it hesitates, even at
supreme crisis like this, to raise its
voice against the plunderers who threaten
our Municipal government These are
questions to which the Citizens party of
Charleston want and will expect an answer.
If, here and there, some weakened en-
ployee of the city, fearful for the bread of
his family, is induced to desert his people and
bow down to what he thinks to be the rising
sun, we know how to pity his folly, if not to
excuse his weakness. But that paper which
has grown sleek and fat on the patronage Of
our business community should, at the first
note of danger, assume studied apathy
and indifference to the interests which 1t ls
bound in honor and gratitude to defend, is
surely passing strange. We are sticklers,
now and at all times, for the utmost freedom
Of opinion and of the press. But this is no
time for a Charleston paper to be balancing
on the fence. The emergency demands
that we should know who are for and who
against US. What, then, does the Courier
think Of PILLsBuRY and his party?
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"So Irish Need Apply"

It is said that some few Irishmcn have
made up their minds to vote the PILLsBUnY
ticket; but it is hard to believe that any
men with drop of free blood in their veins
would sustain man the motto Of whose life
has been-"No Irish need apply"
Our Irish fellow -citizens-whether born
in Erin or the descendants Of those whom
unjust laws and arbitrary governors had
driven from their native land-should re-
member that in fighting PILLsBURY and his
minions we are contending for that right
to direct our own affairs which the people
of Ireland have for centuries struggled to
obtain. We hold that intelligence and in
dustry, not ignorance and idleness, should
rule US and ours. We maintain that honest
white men alone can righteously govern
Charleston. We declare that those who
work and pay, not those who owe and play,
should determine our taxation and control
the finances of the city.
Irishmen you may know what to expect
from PILLsDURY in the future BY what he
has been in the past. PILLsBuRr was and
is bitter ''Know Nothing" You know
the principles of the "Kaow Nothing
party. They were hatred OF Catholics, ha-
tired of Irishmen, hatred of all foreigners.
The "Know Nothing" party insulted your
priests; they mobbed your fellOw-cOuutry-
mep; they denied you the right TO hold
Office They said that even the gallant mon
whom you love and honor the most, were
unworthy of possessing the right of suf-
frage. Politically their slogan was-PuT
NONE BUT AMERICANS ON GUARD TONIGHT;
and socially their doctrine was-No IRISH
NEED APPLY.
PILLsBURY is one Of these, and his heart
is as bitter against you now as it was twice
ten years ago. There is no hope for you ii
be is elected Mayor of Charleston, ard we
cannot believe that any true Irishman will
so cover himself with shame as to vote for
the individual who is the lifelong defamer
| of Ireland and the Irish. Some few rene
gades may sneak to the polls and cast their
ballots for "Know Nothing" PILLsBuRY, but
when the deed is done they will have lost
their right to claim common nativity with
GnArrAN and BURKE and O'CoNNELL, and
all the glorious dead
Irishmen you must do something more
than vote yourselves for the Citizens can
dilatcs. You must make converts. l0u
must move among your friends and see that
they register and vote. Upon the registra'
ton depends the voting. We must make o
good display, and fill with fear the hearts oi
our adyersarics. You can, most of you, Ill
afford 20 spare evea few hours from your
daily labor. Your time IS your money. But
Irishmen have ever been unselfish and gen.
erous when duty called them to the front;
and we beg of you, in the name of Erin, to
come forward now and register. Each one
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Charleston will in this way secure one vote
besides his own, LEsEssE is as good as
elected. But no man cen know what his
neighbor is doing. A must not rely on B,
or C on D. Each man should work as
though upon one vote besides his own de-
pended the fortunes of Charleston. 1t will
not do to trust to luck Every citizen must
himself be actively enlisted in the cause;
and if each one of our citizens, or one-half
of our citizens, resolve this day that they
will Sc cure one vote besides their own for
the representatives of the citizens Of Charlet-
ton, the election is assuredly won.
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Houseno1ders ana House-servnnts.

There are hundreds Of householders and
taxpayers in Charleston who each employ at
least one colored man-servant. These colored
men are brought into contact with their
employers. They have reason every day
of their life to know that they are treated
generously and honorably, and their e1pe-
rience has taught them that by their en-
ployer they are never deceived. All Of
these colored men have the rig ght, if of full
age, 10 register and vote. Many of them
have taken no part in political affairs; but
whether they have or not, they must be
brought out now to support the Citizens
candidates.
Every householder can readily show his
waiting man that it is to his interest to sup
port LEsEsyE and oppose PILLsBuRY. The
chain of argument is very simple. There
are few of US who can do more than make
tongue and buckle meet. We have no for
tune to squander in sentimentality. Every
dollar must be made the most Of, and any
man who 80 acts as to make our income less
becomes at once our enemy. The election
of PrLLsBURr would be the signal for o car
nival of extravaganza and prodigality, the
like of which Charleston has never seen.
Money would be poured out like water, and
then crushing taxes would be imposed to
provide means for further squandering and
waste. We must live here We cannot 60
away. What little property we have is here,
and with the increased city taxation our
yearly income would decrease. And who
would be the first to feel the retrenchment
which would be necessary We answer,
that the first persons to suffer would be the
colored waiting-men, who would be dis
charged because PTLLsDURY's extravaganza
and the consequent high taxation made it
imperatively necessary to reduce the cost
of housekeeping. The house-servsnts would
60 first, and the cause would be, not ILL
feeling on the part oftheir employers, but the
election and misgovernmeut of PILLsBuaY.
These things are within the comprehen-
sion of every colored man, and we hope
that every citizen who hires colored men
will explain to the. that they are turning
themselves out of their situations by failing
to support LEsEsNE. Their employers
should show them the necessity of register
ing and voting for the peoples candidates,
and give them every facility for going to
the polls. If every colored male servant in
Charleston is persuaded to vote for LESEsNE,
there cannot be majority of votes for the
election of the carpet-bagging PlLLsBURY.
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Secure One Vote.

There is still some little apathy on the
part of our people in regard to the Munich
nal. election, but we believe that this will
disappear before the registration closes.
Ma one is so absorbed in business as to for
get that his business profits are governed
by the city taxation, and no one who lives
by his labor can forget that unless the city
prospers and there is low taxation it will
be impossible for him to obtain work.
We have already shown that the election
of LEsEsxE and the Citizens candidates for
Aldermen is certain if our people will at
once go heartily to work; and We say that
our victorJ is cure, beyond all doubt, If
every one of our citizens will feel that it is
his duty 10 himself and the city to secure
Que vote besides his own.
This can be done. The colored people
have the same interest that the white peo-
pie have in the election of LEsEsNE. We
are all in the same boat, and the wave which
washes the white man overheard will choke
the colored man to death. We are laboring
in q common cause, and if the mass Of the
colored people vote for PILLsBrRr it will be
because they have not had explained to
them the reasons for voting for LEsEsNE
One thousand canvasse:s fer LEsEs.E and
the Citizens candidates are wanted. They
will have but few hours work. AN that
is required is that each one Of tksm should take
in hand one voter, SHOW HIN WHY HE SHOULD
VOTE FOE LEsEsNE, 60 WITH HIM TO REGISTER,
AND 60 WITH HIN TO VOTE.
If one in every four of the white men in
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gotrls.

L A II D.
The undersigned. having sold hls entire interest
in the Hotel known as the
s.NICKERSON HOUSE"
in Columbia, S. c.. would lake great pleasure in re-
commencing his friends to continue their patronage
to the new proprietors.
Mr.. WRIGHT has hal charge of the Hotel for
me for year last, and will continue to have the
entire ma agement OF the Hotel under the new ar
raaSement
feel assured that the house will maintain It's for
mer reputation as frst-class Hotel.
L. s. NICKERSON.
COLUMBIA, s. c., September l. 1868.
September q thm2nos
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seven miles of track have been lately laid N
one day, and the road will reach Salt Lake oy
Christmas TINA. Will the road pay ?' Its local
business lasl year exceeded $4,000, 600, and IN
September last was more than so44ooO Aoo
to the steadily increasing way trafhc tine
through business, which itself will grow with
great rapidity, and the result cannot fail to be
satisfactory to the many who have invested
their savings in the company's first mortgage
honda
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NEW YORK HOTEL,
No. 721 BROA D WA 7,
NEW YORK CITY.

D. II. HiLDRETH & CO., ProrrIetors
THIS LONG ESTABLISHED FIRsT-CLASs
HOTEL, as popularity known in former times
under the manager:tnt o; J. Il. 9IONSOT, ESQ, and
more recently under that OF HIRAM CRANSTON Il
:, is now under the proprIetorship of ,lessrs D.
n. uILDRETH Is I. B. ROCKWAY, uner the hrm o
D. NJ. HILDRErH & co.
The senior partner from bis long experience az a
n, ,oprctor of the Vc:anda, St Loits aud St Charlie:
Hotels OF New Orleans, flattrrs himself that he can
assure his friends aud The public generally, that its
former worldwide reputation populaS irst-class
Hots:, shall lie fully sustained under its present
management, lyrs FEBRUARY IL
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of you can make convert. See that he
registers, and when you 60 to vote take him
with you, and see that he votes against
PILLsBuRY, the arch-enemy Of all foreign
ers and the deadly foe of every honest Irish
man. d. this, and PIILsBuRY will learn
that Irishmen and Irish women are not TO
be insultcd with impunity.
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THE CITIZENS TICKET.
FOR MAYOR,
Hon. HENRY ID. LESESNE.
FOB ALDERaiES.
Ward No. 1.
BERNARD o'NEILL. u. d. GEDOINGS.
Ward No. 2.
JAMES r. PRINGLE. JOHN HURKAMP.
Ward No. 3.
1I,rrs CosGRoyE. EDWIN BATES.
JOHN KENNY.
Ward No 4.
1oHN F. o'SEILL. JOHN A. WAGNER.
HENRY GERDTS. JACOB Small.
P. MORAN.
Ward No. 5.
T. D. AIKEN. ARCHIBALD CAMERON
Ward No 6.
H. B. CLNEY. E. W. MARSHALL
Ward No. =.
F. j. PELZER.
Ward no. 8.
W. G. wGiLDEN.
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EVERY white man who can influence o
citizen 10 vote for LEsEsNE should see that
he registers today. No man who does not
register can vote.
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Gitn Aouertisements.

OEFICE CHIEF OF DETECTIVES,
" CHARLE,ToN s. c.. NOVEMBER 5, 1868 Re
covered, and brough. to this Offi:e, small MEXS
CAN BITCH. Any une losing the same will please
call, prove property, and pay expenses
q. ". HENDRICKS,
First Lieutenant and chief OF Detectives.
NnrEmhar G
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THE registration opens to-day at seven
A. M. and closes at FIVE P. NJ, and will be
open during the same hours tomorrow and
Monday.
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MAKE your own registration the first
business Of the day, and give part of the
rest of the day to registering others.
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1TiIE BENNETTsVTLLE JOURNAL.

PUBLISHED IN BENNETTsvTLLE, S. c., BY
STUBS Il LITTLE, Proprietors. MM. LILLE,
Editor: A. A. STUBS, Publisher.
The extensive circulation of the Bennettsvlle
Journal in the Pee ice country, renders it supe.
rior advertising medium for the merchants aul tu-
spess men Of Charleston who desire to extend their
business in this section If the State The proprie-
tors have resolved 10 advertise at prices to il the
times lhe Journal is The only paper published in
this port ton of the State.
The editor will devote his time and energy to pro-
mote the interests and maintain the supremacy OF
the white race, and will unfinchingly perform his
duty ia the defence Of right and Justice
AUGUST
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uotifes in Dankruptfp.


TN TIE DISTRICT COURT UF THE
i UNITED STATES, FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
UCTO BER TERM, 1s6S.-IN THE NATTER OF Al
BURT 7. LATTA, OF KER-HAW COUNTY, BANK
RUPT.-PEIITTON FOR FULL AND FINAL DIS
CHAtGE IN BANKRUPTCY.-Ordered, that hear
ing be had on the fourth day Of December. 1868, he.
fore r. B. CARPENTER, Charleston, 8. c., and that
all Creditors &C., Of sdd Bankrupt appear at said
tlmo and place, ana show cause any they ean why
the prayer of the petitioner should not be granted.
And that the second and ;hird meeting OF creditors
of said nkrupt will be held at the office of r. b.
CARPENTER, ESQ.,, Registrar o: Second Congress
sionnl District. 9. i, on - day Of -, 1868,
at IL NJ.
By order of the Court, the 5th d1y Of November,
1855 DANIEL ROHLBECK,
Clerk Of the District Court
November f. OF the y. S. for 5. C.
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(tITY TAxEs-LAsT lNsTALMENT-
" CITY TREASURY, NOVEMBER 2, 1861
Under an Ordinance To raise supplies for the year
lscS the third insialment of taxes on Real Estate
must D, raid during this month or executions will
be issued. S. THOMAS, City treasurer.
NnYemher
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WORKING COMMITTEES! Be upon your
guard. Let no country colored man enroll
his name.
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If You hate corruption, trickery and
fraud, register go that you may vote On
Tuesday.
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Do NOT put off registration until to-mo1-
row. Register to-day and secure the right
to vote.
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COOPERATIVE GROCERY,
SOUTHWEST CORNEK MEETING AND
MARKET STREETS.

A EXTENSIVE, VARIED AND CAREFULLY
N selected supply Of the NECESSARIEs OF
LIFE, and also the luxuries-WfNES, LIQUORS,
etc-win at all times be found at the above Store,
established under the auspices of the PALMETTO
PIONEER COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION" and
which will continue and extend the advantages II
already offers to the public. Presh arrivals and
bargains will be regularly reported and every facili
ty afforded patrons.
The "object of the Association is, as set forth N
its charter ITO furnish members aE1 the public
with the necessares OF life of good Quality, unajute
rated, and at lowest market rates, and from The
profits OF such sales to accumulate capital for its
members
Copies Of tle Constitution and Bylaws can be
found ut the store OF the Association and all in
quiries egarding the practical working OF the enter
prise will be most chserfully IN promptly satisfied.
W. q. WEIGH, superintendent.
]. n. WIGFALL, Assistant