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NOTICE TO STATE TAX PArEKs,
FIRST DISTRICT.
city OF New Orleans.

rhs oncs the State Tax Collector, for the First District
rom Canal 10 Felicity street. lake open
81 Il tos r h, DAILY, for the
COLLECTION OF LICENSES FOR isss.
nov dua once no csrsndslst street.
In secsrdAnce wfh the Of The Commanding General
Of The Fith Military District, al State Faxes Licenses
nd The Convention Tax VII hsrssnsr be required 10 be
Mn .. Currency.
state Tsx osllscsor. Yrss District
~ orissna January 10, is6s
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Once Of the New Orleans, Jackscn and
Great Northern Company New Orleans March 20.
ls6s-In conformity with the Charter, Election will be
held the Once Of the Comnany No Csrondee. street.
on MONDAY April 20 1868 from TO o'clock for Eighteen
Director be chosen rom Stockholders residing in
sir from Stockholders residing In Mississippi
pravc ed majority stock OF the Company be
tented lection but majority Of the stock be not
then represented, election VIII be held MONDAY,
ori a. 1868, tho Oice Of the comoany from 10
O'clock r s. CHARLES. Secretary
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SUCCESSION OF ALFRED srICKSsY-So. 1920
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ROR y ENT-sIoREs-rHE TWO rw0-sToRY
Brick Stores kos l64 and l66 Magazine street. They
have hsDdso roats, and In perfect order Green
klder, Real Estate Agents, n Commercial Place
Lon RENT : TWO LARGE TEREE-STORY
Dwellings on Coliseum street bette Fourth and wash
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GnEAT MATCH aAME-xAauErr'
THIRTY INDIANS VERSUS THIRTY CREoLEs
Fair Grounds, on Sun dsy, April 1e, at r. n.
This Match equal numbers Of Creoes and Indians
will Interesting and exciting Game Of Ball
Witnessed by the White Race Ii is Indian Mali ma
Game Creoes and bth sides being
In practice the contest will be spirited
A will be given to the Winning side
The ground will be laid with that the pub
lie will have good oppori unity TO witness the Game
In addiu n to the Match Game c0NUERr by Charles
Jsegers Band. and FkkE DANCE the Platform for all
thsse who wish anticipate from o'clock until da
Durant part uf the Indians and Benz +. Legett
on part Of the Creles. Pce of adnitJance 50
Children under IL years old IS cents
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Railroa0s.
CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY cCEa-


CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY CvGIa-
PANY.
cFT7oE cEAR1LsToN CITY RAILWAY cc..l
OoRNEB BROAD AND EAST BAY ST1EEr,
CHkR1EsroN, So.t Ca, May Is, 1863
SCHEDULE OF THE CHARLESTON CJT1
RAILWAY COMPANY.
KING-sTREET LINE
LesYe Upper Terminus Leave Lo.ocr Tsr1.Ts
a.T.30 AM, and at inter at AM, and at inter-
yals Of eight el minutes vals of eight 49, minutes
ss. sa.Gs p 'as as ssSpT asy the during the DAY m 10
N.B.-Leave The Battery as follows: On the hour,
md f,oe!e C2) minutes OF the hour, from ga. ~,
except at ttvere tio) minutes of O'clock a. NJ Every
other trip :.om :he old Postofice until 4.a0 P. NJ.
from the Upper Terminus, when all the trips ere 10
RUTIEDGE-sTREE1 LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus, Leave Loiper Terus.Ha,
at7.s0 AM, and st inter at e05 AM, and asinter-
ya1s Of ten ioj minutes walls Of ten 1u) ninutea
spyins 8 the aiz Ill $40 during the day tmlOP.h.
N.B.-Lesve The 5cnery at fteen t15l nintses aftnr
the hour, and niryfue is5 minutes after the bcur,
except at s.o5 A. N. Every other trip from the old
Postoface Until $50 P. NJ, from Upper Terminus,
when all the :ripe are to the Battery.
SUNDAY SCHEDULE.
KING.sTREtT LINE .t
Leave Upper Terminus Leave the Los0er Ttrn.i-
walls Of fifteen n5l min intervals Of fifteen fp5)'
utes till 7.Co F. If. minutes till 7.3o p ID.
N.B.-Al the trips are to the Battery.
2UTLEDGEsTREET LINE.
Leave Uprer Terminus Leave Lover Tt1r1sE7.,.
ct AM, and at inter- 9.35 AM, and at inter-
vals OF every twenty (o0 Tals of every twenty i20)
minutes Nh e.45 PM. minutes I'LL Tso Pm.
N.B.-Al Zee .r:ps gre 70 the Battery. . s5v
5. ". RAMSAY,
May II secretary end Treasurer.
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CONGESTION OF The LUNGS CURED IN
THIRTY MINUTES!
Inportnnt TO Know how TO Use Grad.
ways Ready Relief i'm Acute
ind Dangerous Attacks!
MY cwN cLsE.


Or Saturday Light, the 18th, was violently seized
win Congestion Of he Lungs. FcI Z few days pre-.
yious ! felt dril pain over MY let Jung, with
no intention TO il. When seized, tie pam was 80
nercipc cutting aLi eIcruciatDg. tbs: every breath
drawn Tae lie -ed hot knTe cnrtng my lung. Be-
inc absent f.cm nome, sent out for three bottles OF
REDTAI'3 RELIEF, applied the entire lot to my
lungs back shoulders, &C., and IN q few moments
and, ns The skm became redeemed, al gain ceased.
In half an hour was free from pain, and all signs
of Connection, Inflammation, DC, gone. This ls an
important cure. It is well that every one should
know how TO Use this remedy IN severe attacks. The
same rule holds good in cases Of Inflammation OF
The Loins, Bowels, Kidneys and Stomach. apply
the RELIEF freely; soak the skin with 1t. 1t will
nstsntly secure the with drawal Of the Inflammation
to the surface and persons now s-deTing may, in
THIRTY MINUTES, be tree rom pain.
CERoN1c INFLAMMATION.
IN cnses where Inflammation has existed for
Ionc+h cf t1rne in addition 10 the REl1EF, take sx
of RAILWAYS PILLS. Powder them. In half an
honr in most cases, they will operate. II not, re-
thsy viii operate and the patient soon get well In
pnious, Typhoid Fever and Ague, this treatment Is
sure 70 'D'' JOIN RADwAY, NJ D.
@D. RADwAYs REMEDIES are sold BY Drug
cigte and Storekeepers everywhere. Get the New
StyIc with India Rubber Cork
DUwIE & NOISE,
-s AGENTS,
No. 16s. Meeting. street, corner Basel.
e..u3. Charleston, 8. G.
May A.':. pac4c4- ao smos
4 M i
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PHYsIcIAEs wonder al the extraordinary power Of
RADWAY'S RENoYATIEG RESO-VENT IN curing
the WORST forms Of Sorofplous, Hyphiloid, Chronic
Skin Diseases and lie marvellous power In resolving
caIc11ous concretons afYordtng Immediate relief and
consequent cure Of Diseases Of the Kidney, Bladder
Liver Lungs, Pancreas, Spleen. Its rapid influence
in the cure Of Diabetes, Incontnence or scanty tur-
bid albuminous cloudy urine; its almost instant ef.
6cacy IN stopping itching and painful discharge Of
urine and It's singular power In curing discharges
from the Utercs and Orethra, Leucorrh9o, BLOODY
Urine, and o!ber unhealthy and WEAKENING DIS
chargcs;-and inquire wherein the SARSAPARIL-
LIAM used in the Renovatng ResolVent differs from
ordinary Sarsapersios rs,partllian Is the only
principle in Sa-fapar;ns chat possesses curdtlpe
properties al ether parts Of the root are inert and
useless. One ounce Of the extract obtained under
DE- Roadway new process for extracting the curative
properties from vegetable substances contains more
Of the true principle Of cure than twenty pounds OF
the ordinary roots -
SARSAPARIIL1sN IS only cne Of the ingredients
that forms this cly wonderful medicine; and it is
the only cooperating remedy that communicates
its purifying, cleansing and reinvigoratng proper
ties through The BLOOD, BWEAT URINE. and
other secretione, securing harmonious functional
action of every depraved organ and gland In the sye
tenn. If the blood is corrupt the Resolvent Will
make It pure II the bunrs are liberated and sore,
secreting thick phlegm and pr1reieDt matter. the
Resolyent viii loosen this deposit and repair the
wasting lung with sopcd and healthy mater1al. II
the Ektn is covered with ptmples spots, pustuiee,
sores, ulcers, &C., the Resovent will quickly renovs
these anr nroypnces. H mercury is deposited IN The
bones ana inns accumu1Atod IN the syrtenn the Re
solvent will drive it cut, II the Throat or BrpncnA
Glands are liberated. the ReaolVeot will cure these
signs OF an early waste. Direct remedies possess
Ing only exclusive properties are hurtulj ea they
increase the functional secretons of on. organ by
Buspending the constituent secretions Of others;
hence, compensstng remedy like the Resclyent fs
the only means Of permanent cure.
BEAR IN MIND THAT EVERY DROP OF MOOD
ippregnated with the Resolyens and absorbed to
supply the waste Of the body VIII make pure, sound
and healthy flesh and fibre. The first dose that is
taken commences its work Of puridcauon and In
croasirg the cppt:i.e and 1seaa. sy;1 ~ ,Eg
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siTHE!PnATF0RM.

Tbs Demecratcpsrty. 10 National Convention as-
esmbled, repoung its trust IN the intelligence,
Dssiohm, and discriminating justice Of the people;
neandtng upon the constitution as the foundation
and limitation Of the powers OF the government and
SAs gpsn ntee of the liberties ofthe citizen, and re-
Negniziag the guestops ef savery and secession as
7AHing bean settled for an time to come by the war,
Sr the voluntary, action Of the Southern States in
constitutional convention assembled, and never to
7bs renewed or reagitased, do, with the return Of
1esce, demand:
Ey4ss Immediate restoration Of al the States to
s<nsif rights In the Union, under the constitution,
and nf owl governmen. to the American people.
: ;SaosLs Amnesty for all past political offences,
and the regulation ot the elective franchise In the
2tases By their ciHzens
1afrs Payment ofthe public debt Of the United
Bhtes ss rapidly as practicable; all moneys drawn
2tum the people by taxation, except 30 much as u
requisite for the Necessities Of the government,
economically administered, being honestly applied
% such payment; and where the Obligations Of the
government do not expressly state upon their face,
Er the law under which they were issued does not
provide that they shan be paid in coin, they ought
In right and In justice, be paid In the Iawfc money
of the United states.
EourA. Equal taxation Of every species Of property
aorording 70 its real value. including government
bonds and other public securities.
FIFTH One currency sor the government and the
people, the laborer and the cfacehclder. the pen.
Sener ana tho soldier, the producer and the bond
Holder.
SEQ Economy IN the administration Of the gov.
srzasnent; the reduction Of the standing army and
mary; the abolition Of the Freedmen's Bureau
snd all political instrumentaht' designed to
oscrro negro supremacy; sirplfcation Of the sys-
fern. and discon.inuance Of inquidtoria modes
OF assessing and collecting internal revenue, 30 that
she burden of taxation may be equalized and lessen
Cd: the credit Of the government and the currency
made good; the repeal Of all euactments for enroll
1ng the State militia into national forces in time Of
peace. and tariff for revenue upon foreign imports,
sntEush equal taxation under the internal revenue
asas as wm afford incidental projection to domestic
znannhstuzes,. and as win, Without imparing the
1sTsuue impose the least burden upon and bestpro-
otq and encourage the great industrial interests Of
s'-S ~ $50 49,. -
'N1l9.c1Nn9s'r.7e T-srcarI Srs .f-srSss -s-esfsc
-EnRtt. Eeform Of abuaes. In. the administration,
4sis eipnInonso nat from Office, the sbro-
sspn d nssless oftees the restoration of rishtnl
:authmtsa *,i ,iand she etniependenoeof the executive
.7z-gsEfAT -. =: ~
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EHE DAILY NEWS.
Arab Love Song.

! hid, my love, when near you
Ny pain for your sweet sake;
Butrow that you are absent
MY heart must speak or break
Gcd save you from suoh pasNonl
It ever knows despair:
For whether kind or cruel,
You are the only fstri
-. f,rf.r ~ P4i''-r-r
You Will notsssne,, ,sweetest,,
Nor afis1ef, vhsni CAN;
But I will follow, follow
Heyond the giants wall. - se,
90. shut your door against me,
iwil not doubt or fear;
God stIn leaves one door open
The door Of hope, my dear.
Could I have loved ano0er,
That time Ia now no noreS
] cover with my kisses
The threshold Of your door
Open the door Of pity,
And hear my burning ago'
For absent from you longer
Is sadder than TO die.
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INYAlIDS

Recovering from any severe attack OF sickness, will
find these Bitters peculiarly useful N restoring lost
strength by removing tho cause Of debility and In
creasing the appetite. They should tahe teaspoon
fol three times day, mixed with little water.
The Hepstic Bitters are also Recommended TO those
suffering with chills and Feve-s, when it can be
faken in connection with other remedies prescribed
for such complaots, and will assist the action OF
these medicines, supplying the eystem w1th the
much needed strength lost under the debihtanng
effects Of malaria upon the constitution. The doss
IN ouch cases, for grown person, would be tsble-
spoonful three times day, irnrned' 'aN'y before
meals. a.,
HEPATiC BITrERs, as they baye been uniformly
found 10 restore the stomach to its lost energies and
thus lead the patient back to the enjcyment Of tho
Slessiur of perfect health They should take des-
cert spoonful three timea day an hour before each
meal, These Differs are also recc cumt todeo 70 ply
sicions, and can be used by them in 5su Of other
tonics, such as rinct. columbo, Tine: Bari. Iinct
Gcnitan, and all the cat n alogue OF bitter onlcs
bc,ug combination Of u many useful tonics and
aromatic carminativps. which are rendered ap0ront
Nv the addition Of title TURKEY Rhuoarb, making
preparation long needed by te profession
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Consgnees per South Carolina Railroad,
AuHua1 10.

bales Cotton, ca bales Domes:ics, l6o bb!s Flour
16 1ls bushels GRAIN ia bbls Naval Stores. care
wood, cars Lumber. To cobia & Co, o'Neill.
q Buiwink1e, j N Robson, a Baker & Co. Sten-
house l. Co, riedeman & Co, W G Thatcher co, G
N Averill Street BIOS & Co, G " Williams co, F
" Claussep, T Upper Son. West Jones, Gold
smith son. j Campsen Co, Bssgett co,
Chisolm Bros. Graeser. Lee, Smith Co. Hopkins,
Mcpherson & 90, Jetords & co, Caldwell & Son, and
Railroad Agent. -
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Marins Afws.
Port of Charleston, August L
Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Sea au1. Dutton, Baltimore-left FRI
day. NJ. Mdze and Corn. To Mordecai 60,
Courtenay & Trenholm, Railroad Agent, Muller,
Welsh Brandee, Bollmann Bros, g Locke, Raw
enel & BarnweD, D q silcox, u W Stefens co,
Miller L Co Charlotte and South Carolina Railroad
Eill, E 81 Rodgers & CO, Pringle, Walker, Evans
& Co, r a Beamish CO, j & D Kirkpatrick, "
Michael, Daily News Office, II Bischof Co, Lnhrs
& stening. PJ Barbot " Armstrong Capt
Barrett q Brown, D 0'Neill. oieman, 10
ron, Ba,kley & Co, johnson, Luhn, Aiken
& Co, G Cochran, D Paul & Co. Gourdln Co. WP
Russell & Go, Bates & CO, Dowie 4 Noise, Jefords
& &c, Rordan, Dawson Oc, O Phillips, R N But
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Markets by Telegraph.

Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS..
Losnos. AugustIo.-Consols s4K; bonds 7lX.
PAR1s, August 10.-Bourse quiet. RenteR 10 francs
SO centimes.
LvEarool, August 1o-Noon. Cotton openedac
tive with an upward tendency and prices quotably
unchanged; sales estimated at Il, COO bales Bread
stufs frn. Wheat buoyant. Sugar declined1 Is; Nc
10, Sss Cd.
Two P. Motion advancing; sales likely to ex
coed 1900; uplsnds sXd, Orleans 1OX. Lard buoy
ant 6ss 3D.. Pork quiet. Tsllow 46s 3D. Sugar. te
arrive. 36s.
Eveniug-cotton unchanged; sales 5000 bales
Red wheat 1Osalos Sd Rosin 1zs. Turpentine;2ss
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YoRK, August 10-Noon.-Flour 1oc lower
Wheat unchanged. Corn 1c lower. Mess pork dull
at s2s 80. Lard quiet. Cotton Hrm'r, 291sc. Tur
pentine 4S3sa47c. Rosin dull; common and strained
| % 80 TO So. Freights duh. Gold 47h.
Evenmg.-cotton fr1ner, but not ve-Y active
sales 900 bales at 29saSo Flour dull; State, super
ane 81 5css 25; Southern dropping; good to fair ex
tra 50 4oalo 70. Wheat dropping. Western mixed
corn Il 10a1 151s. Oats active but unchanged Mess
pork heavy and dropping ct s2s 6Sa2s 75. La-d
heavy at 1sa1sX. whiskey, in bond 671s. Eice
quiet Sugar heavy. Turpentine 4615a47. Freighti
frmer. Geld lower OF 46H. Governments strong.
BALTIMORE, August 1c-Cotton firm ct o9;sa3oc
Flour aud wheat arm.escorndull at 81 26al 2s Oats
ssas2 Rye 4sa55. Mess pork $50. shoulders 14;i
a14al.
WuMTe7os. August l0.-Turpentine frmeT e. ~
New York casks 49, Rosins hrmer-No. SO 5oa4
No. 2 81 20. Tar nominal at So 10.
SAVANNAH, Angus. 1o-Cotton firm br. no,h;ngs
doing; middnng 90. Receipts &c.
MOBILE, August 10 Cotton quiet; sales loc; low
middlings 2S. Receipts T. Exports none. Frs,
bale cotton at port arrived to-day from p,anta.
ton OF Mr.. Tdenell Prairie Bluff, weight, SEQ
pounds, sold at 45c.
NEW ORLEANS, August 10.-Cotton dull; middIpg
21s; sales a., Receipts 90. Two bales new cotton
received to-day, one from Louisiana and the other
from Mississippi; they are not yet sod Sterling
no rates established. New York Sight Exchange y
premium. Gold 4s1:a46&.
CINCINNATI, August 10.-F1our and Corn firm.
Mess pork S29. Bacon, no demand. Lard 1870.
whiskey &c. holders ask Zoe.
LOUISVILLE, August .i0.-Flour S. 25a6 50 Corn
s0cas6c. Mess Pork $9sa2s 30. Shoulders 1sas14c
Clear sides 17}zc. whtskey. 81 80.
ST. Icr-s; 1GuEaet -1o:-Mese co-a s2s sos?c
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CO, Il " Kinsman, 81 Il Fischer. g Minor Co,
g W Williams b Co, Ostenoorh b Co. Yollere,
oetjen, " e Boring, Rieppe & Iilltenthal, Won
Dohlen, Yoigt, and others. Saturday, M, three
the beach. Monday, A n, of Bulls Island passed
tie bark VIVID bound South, supposed for this pert
Cleared Yesterday.
schr Lilly, Townsepd, New York-W Roach.
Sailed Yesterday.
Brig Ambrose Light, Higgins, Philadelphia.
Scar Thomas Morris, hcDougnn, Northern Port.
From this Port
Steamship saraqossa crowen, New York, Angus. 7.
Steamship Falcon, Horsey Baltimore, August 0.
shirncws by Telegraph.
New York. August 10 4 M-Arrived, eteaInship
Manhattan, Woodruff, from Charleston,
list OF VESSELS
uP. ozEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT
FOREIGN.
LrvERPooL.
The Cardigan, Young, June "A
DOMESTIC.
sehr John Griffin, Foster, up....".......July "A
'Schr Montana Bearse, up. July 2
Schr Stampede, Stratton, up..... ........Aueuss o
TEv yc7E.
Brig Samuel Welsh, Hoecker, cleared. July 1s
Schr T Gushing, Crsrner, cleared. August
hchr g Gesry, Conklin, up up......,........July2 20
schr " Smith, Tooker, cleared July 81
Schr MyroTe-. Brunnal up............. ....July oV
PHILADELPHIA.
Sohr g Norris, Artis cleared. ........ August 6
schr W Tiers. Hoffuann, cleared. ........ July %
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CONSTITUTIONAL sPECIFIc,

Which no. only combats and conquors diseases
that have entrenchedt emse1vea in the system, but
is the best known safeguard against all unhealthy in
s5 : ssn sn the ss'asssas Gssr aes
fscts Of q close, unwh I VI olesome atmosphere,
should take II regularly protection agninst the
low fevera and othar disorders which malaria crgen-
ders individuals who are ,2 att
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;u~.aN tt5f -. "
Gouiuierfial.

ExportS.,.
NEW YoRK-Per schr LiIiy-212, 600 feet Yellow
. Pine Lumber. a bels Mdze, 8 boxee Furniture,
6kegs Old Type. =
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TO KEEPERS CT COWS TH1s PREPARATION

Is INVALUABLE
1t in creases 8 the
guam hty and im-
proves the quality
Of the MILK. i
has been proven
by o ctu al expert
mint to increase
the q u o n tity of
Milk and Cream
.tw 9 nty per cent.
. and make the But
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Bogton Market. .

Boston Market.
BOSTON, August 1.-CoEFEE-The market con-
Ii, ues quiet Java Is held at .zgold; Rio has
been s.1ing st I41Sa17c. gold; st Domingo is beld
at 9ka91c. gold, in bond, for common and Cape.
Corrox-fhe receipts thist week have been 246
bales, Of which 1856 bales we're BY the Albany Rail-
road, and 81 by the Providence Railroad. The mar
ket has been dull fhrouEh Ehoutthe week. There are
no speculative movements, and manufacturers pur-
chase only IN small lots to supply their immediate
wnnts, The sales Of the week have been about 1000
bales; and he stock here is only about 1000 bales
Ordinary grldes have declined 1alHc. per pound,
but there hss been no rna.er1h change In good
qualities We quote ordinary q. $50; good ordinary
Csc; low middipg 27c; middliug 29Ha8Qc; good
middling 32a32Xc. per pound.
GusNY BAos-The market is quiet We hear OF
no sales Prices are nominally 1sa19H for heavy
bags.
the consumptive dem and has fallen OF Sales Of 15C
bales at 225so, which is decline Of u on previous
rates.
NAyaI. s1oaIs-spirits tufpentDe is HIm and
prices have advanced Sales Of 100 bbs at 6SaA pei
gallon. Tar is higher. Sales are making at $'s4 %
Der bbl. In rosin sales Of 600 bbls common and No
at SssS 20 900 bbls low No. at IS 25 800 bbls low
No, at SO rs per bbl Pitch is selling a. 50 76pel
hpl
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IA Pen Picture of tho Radical Rulers Of
south Carolina.

= lcdrespondence o. the seS ho1S @ "Os.ol a.
CoLUhBIA, 8. u, Augcst S.-No more :, US rs
xusting burlesque on leg1sianon can Teu ,pe
: Imagined than Sls presented IN Ine fameseo ran ese
pet-baggersl lewho have tarrled mere e. :!sonig e
:. enough 70 look 10 on the scene, nave sald 70
Ina: !aaSF, We are Radicals. We did mtend 70
I. vote for. Grant. But this th1pg ,s olssa
..unnaturl, vioative OF all that Is dear 10 Wnlte
-s1n1an,SanuutraRe on American civilization; and
can vote for no party sh9s suseans o;a ~, taS hh
: n every man north OF the Potomac cooio take
one look at this picture, either IN tne oenate or
House, no further effort would DC required 70
rout the Radicals in November, morse, 1oot ana
dragons. - 81
The Reading Clerk OF the House ls snegro,
whose blund ers in the performance OF ms duty
are frequent and extremely iuccrous, anu
often occasion the widest mer1lment, even In
this ignorant BODY;
: Afeaolut1on has Deem adopted giving 70 eacn
< OF they standing commttees o Clerk W1tn
: 6eavype diem, measure rendered necessary
not By apy press Of. business, but Dy the lgno-
xsnce Of the members. A9Sther resol9hon
though the propriety OF such clerical asS1 stance
Hss patent to all. And one ofticer ls authorized
by resolution to employ two lawyers ana slx
clerks to htip him w1th nus WorK. ana tne
Governor 10 allowed private secreGIy, "itn
salary or eighteen hundred per annrrn' 10 heip
him Win ms mr.stngt Avn ~ tho r..1 ,,,o,+a-
many OF .ne @ so1 ~ - bOth h9ai ad
on s otast sa aau octmaI,v ~ IN hail - stand
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