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Ar A towosbip election in L sucaster, color
ed man asked what this lection fur dom m
stan um 2" A Radical at once explained 1t
thus: "The surveyors are to lay off Tor The
" "colored people their forty acres OF land; the
=" "selectmen will levy q tax on the rich men
" with which TO buy you mule; the cleik will
"record your title, and the constable is to sce
"that no one disturbs you in your posses
"sions." The darkey sas rather pleased with
the idea, but when he was presented with the
Radical ticket and read over the list OF names
he respectfully bowed out, e1,laimibg: u
" don't know bout gitin' dem men to do dat
"iob for me-" He refused to vote and went
home.
The Lancaster Ledger Gays that all the igno'
rant colored voters were informed BY the lead
ers OF the party. that the eection WAS to giV'
them mule and land. When Will the coloret
men learn wisdom by experienced
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be friends OF the President, but that rests en-
tirely with him. The old politicians OF the
State viii take no part in its future politics,
their only deslre being for peace and repose.
They have no intention OF leaving to their
children any heritage Of vengeance for any
wrong done to them." The document closes
by stating that the Democrats will not attend
the convention, but will support the nominees
II they stand square upon the National Repub-
licau platform. A large majority is predicted
for Dent, and an invitation is extended him to
come to Jackson in October, and to stump the
State.
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TH A X L. z II ON H O r e l..
CHARLESTON. SOUTH CAROLINA.

Tns FIRsr-cLAss BorRL. SITUATED IN A
pleasant location, and In the business portion Of the
cit renders 1t the most desirable Hotel for either
permanent or transient guests he accommodations
are unsurpassed haviag extensive suites ni elegantly
furnished apartments 10. f,miiss d single gentle.
men The proprietor will endesvor TO maintain tue
hiah reputation enjoyed BY the charleston" as a
first class house, ano efbft Si be spared to de-
serve continuance Of the liberal patronage hereto.
fore bestowed upon It
The best Of Lively accommodations via be found
adjoining the establishment.
The house 1, supplied with the celebrated Arte.
sian Water OF which delightful baths can be bad
either day or night & b. J.CK>ON,
July Is Proprietor
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CT. CLOUD HOTEL.

THIS NRW AND CoMMOL IoUs HOUsE. LoGAr,
ED corner OF Broadway and Porty.second-sireet.
advantages all other houses for the &c
conmodation ui Its guests. 1t WAS built expressly
for Arst-csss family boarding house-the rooms
being large and en- suite. heated ny steaE-wilh hot
anu cold " ter. and furnished second to none; While
the culinary department is In the most experienced
hands, affurding snests All une1ualiei table.
One OF ktwood's Painnt klevaors is also among
the "modern improvements" ana u; the service OF
guests st all hours.
The Broadway and University Placs Cars pass the
door everv four minutes, rupnins from the Oity
Hall to Central Park, while the sixth and eventb
avenue zines are but short block IN either side,
afording ample fIctles for communicating With all
the depots, steamboat landings, naces Of anr pse.
ment and business of the greatAletropcls.
MORE & HULLEY. Proprletors.
March u 6mos
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THERE is general complaint that the ne
groes are not made to nay taxes on their prop
erty. This complaint is foolish one. The
negroes are free from tax because they are not
white men, because they are Radicals, and be-
cause they will be wanted one Of these days to
vote again for Scott, Bowen and the Maokeya.
Considering the dirty character Of the work to
.ha done. the price ID not bIeh.
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ENOR SALE, -FOUR McC AR rHf hOL-
Il LER GINS, second hand, out little used
Premium Farm Grist Mil, "Proseus" Patent
1 Hand-power ,teel Grist Mill
,s Ploughs, Of varied and most approved patterns
all but little used. an at low prices
Cotton 3 eaker
l Four-horse Power Steam Engine. second hand, In
good condition.
Apply to CAMERON, BARKLFY & CO.,
Nor beast corner Meeting and Cumberland streets
suQustQ limo
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n others wishing .sr or sale" Ilacards, business
Cards or other JOB Printing executed with neat
aess and dspstch. will consult their interest by eav
ing their orders at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No
H9 East Bay.
DOR SALE, OLD NEWSPAPERS In
T. any quantity. Price Is cents per hundred.
The cheapest Wrapplna paper that can be nsed. Ap'
CIV a. the Office of THE N~WS. March
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atiGuaI.

AIRS. EDWARD b. WHITES ENG.
M LIIH AND FRENCH BOARDING SCHOOL
Fur YOUNG LADIES, ,Teaoved to No. SO West 42d
street, opposite ReserE0r Park. New York City:
References: Bishop Potter, New York; Bishop
Davis -outn Carolina; Rev. W. 9. BraDtly. Atlanta,
Ga Professor Henry, suithsonisn Institute; Gene
raj " ade Hampton. south Carolina; WV. corcoran,
Washln.tvn. D O.; President Middleton Charleston
College; Professor Charles Dawes New York; Gil
more simms, south Carolina; Professor Bartlett,
West Point Military Academy.
August "a pkC
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tesi anb fouuD.

CTRAYED, A BULL TERRIER PIP,
y about two months old. white. blak over both
Q, ee. with the ears lately cut. A suitable reward
will be paid II deliverei at No. 80 MARKET.
STREET. ~ Auaust "a
@ rRAYED. On MOND,Y, a3d INST,
- aBL, CK sErTER. nine months old, with q
white patch on Its breast. A liberal reward Will be
paid for its return to No. 10 COk1NG:STREEr.
Arqust "a
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CHAR ES TON.
TUESDAY MORNING. AUGUST "a, 1869.

TIE FOLLOWING STATEMENT FROM THE BOOKS
OF THE CRY ASSESSOR SHOWS THE ACTUAL GROSS
RECEIPTS OF THE DAILY NEwsPAPERs OF
CHARLESTON FOB THE SEVEN MONTHS ENDING
JuIY 81:
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do Reut.

ITO REST. The PLEASANTLY STU
ATtD three and half story REsIDENCE,
No SO .mitt.street, near Vsnderhorst. Apply at
No 6 8LIuLRlY.sTREET. 81 August 2O
Tu RENT, rHE PLEASANTLY 8 TU-
A1RD two and half story RESIDENCE, 40
8 societ,. street. near East Bay. Apply at No. 81
MARKET-ITREET, near Anson-street.
August u
ITO RENT. TAE PLEASANTLY SITU U.
A1ED TWO AND HALF STORY RESI-
DENCE, No. a4sden.s street. opposite Wentworth
apply at CHARLESTON SrEAMsAW MILL.
June II
DEAL ESTATE AGENTS, AND OF HERS
n, having houses to reut, can have their Placards
&C., printed al the lowest rates and IN the newes
and nestest styles Of type, ut TIE NEWS JOB OF
tICE, No. l49 East Bay
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EOR sALE, THE DEsiHABLE nEsI.
IN DhNnE. near Hamnatead Mall-tha House

E,On sALE, THE DEslHABLE nEsI.
u DhNCE. near Hampstead Msll-the House
and Lot. No. "a Amerca-strpet one door south Of
Blsk. on east eide Of said street. The Lot measures
in front on smerlcistreet 66 feet nches IN depth
$50 feet more or less with the rear portion Of the
lot on the south, say - feet - inches: On tn
pre- ises ia . substantially but twoand.s bali story
wooden wellInSo brick foundation. containing
FIVE SOU ire rooms, with gas fixtures in order, q
dressing room, pantry and finished attcs. and dou.
BILE pazxl Ill covere1 with heavy tin lately repatnt
o and private stairway; also, atRo story Kitchen
With four looms, ;ozchhUuse Stable and HLy loft,
&C.; also an extensive cistern built With altering
wall ami o good well OF choics spring water, each
furnished with modern :uup. An open fence iu
front. with ev rrreen hedge, also fower garden In
front, extensive vine OF choice grapes now In full
bearing Vegetable garden and fruit trees. compris.
ing sweet orange, nectarine peach, plum. hg, &c.
The neigh orhood Ia notorious as he .lthy location
Possession Gun be gwen Immediately.
For terms, &c. 81 ply to EDWARD O. 1HhRlN,
No. GiIlon.strect, near Old Posiouloe or on the
premises August 10
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RfmapaI.

DHILIP sCHuCK MAsN, DEALER IN
WOR>TkD AND TRIMMINGS. has removed
to his former store, No oil KIAG-STbfEI, oppo-
site Hasel-street August "a
Ts,BEh PkA,E, MaNTU MAX Et ,
l. has removed from wall-stre 10 No. 30 GAL.
hoUN-STRrEI, between Ansoa and Meeting
stre-.s. 1 August "a
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fer Salt.

CAND AND GRAVEL FUR SALE AT
y low rates at MARSHALL'3 WHARF.
August 20 lmo
EtOR sAs E, HOO ACRES OF WrLL
II TIMBERED LAND in lower rt OF earnweil
Count eix miles from South disto River 1erms
made very low For particulars, address Dr.. @. B.
nUrrO, Graham's Turnout, C.S. 3. Il.
August 20 Dto 38
Ar VATE SALE. THAT FINE
n STAND with figures for o Grocery, corner
Calhoun and East Bay streets, No. IS. Apply ON
pREMI ES. tLstu January q
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N"OD SERVANTS. WHITE AND COL
\T okED can be obtained by applying TO kM'
PLOYMENr OFFICE, No. so Qaeen-st1eet
August %
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PALMETTO PIONEER HCO-OPEHATIvE
ASSOCIATION,
N ADJOURNED MEETING WILL BE HELD
"A at Market Hall, THIs EVENING, Gath instant
at Eight o'clock
By order. W. Il. WELCH,
August ~ secretary and Treasurer.
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A '
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Polices In force. .S25. 900 600
Assets. Observation-Disclosures. 1,5OO.0OO
Annual Income. 100000
Losses Paid....................... 100000
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l.. McADAM, Secretary and Actuary
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DIRECTORS.
hon. JOHN A. DIX, New York.
Hon. JAMES HARPER. Firm OF Harper & Bros, e1.
Mayor New York.
JoHs J. CRANE. President Bank Republic.
wM II. vkRMIYE, Banker (vermlye & Co..
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pany.
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MINorC. MORGAN. Banker
THOMAS RIaNEY Firm Thomas Rigney Co.
BENZ. b. HER NAN. Treasurer New York Steam Su-
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VE1ANrEDTOR RENT, HALF A HOU .E
w In the central pant ofthe city, oys smsil nIn-
II, without children Direct stating terms, to Z: U.
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E,URMAV UNIvEHsITY, G ~ Il e ~
WILLIE 8. C.-The next sion OF this INSTi.
~ ION will open the 18Th september and continue
forty weeks without intermisson.
Three years. Scholarships may ba Obtained ooIdt'
toned on the payment of thirty dollars annually
for three years aud entliDa the holder Of Of s0So
schools on the payment Of the incidental fee OF five
dollars. Except to holders Of Scholarships. the
charge for tuition for the year will be sixty dollars,
aud FIVE dolsrs for incidental expenses. For in
struchon In Practical Chemistry, or in Modern an
guaQes there will be extra charge, to be regula-
ted by the size Of the class
The regular Schools embrace Mathematics and
Mechanical Philosophy, Professor JUD,0N; Latin
Language and Literature Professor fABER; Greek
Language Professor smith; Chemistry and Natu
raj Philosophy, Professor HARRIS; Logic, Rhetoric,
an Intellectual and Moral Philosophy, Professor
FURMAN.
DR.. FSBRR will instruct in German, French and
Spanish
Good Boarding. exclusive Of lights and washing,
can be obtained at about 31b per month.
Catalogues tr scholarships can be obtained by ad.
crossing the subscriber.
MES @. FURMAN,
August % 18 President.
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tA1ANTED, A MAN FaMIL'AH WITH
w the LUMBER BU IkEss. p aupertntend
Mil Yard Inquire at No 101 BEAUFAlN-s1hEET.
August 23 y
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University OF VIRGISIA..-THE
u Session Of this Institution commences annu-
all on the first day OF October and continues, with
ont interruption, till the Thursday preceding the
four Of July ensuing.
The organization Of the Institution Is very COM
ple,e embracing extensive and thorough courses
Of instruction In LITERATURE AND SCIENCE,
and IN the Professions Of Law. Medicine aud Eng,-
neering.
he expense Of the Academic or Law Student, ex-
elusive OF the cost of text books and clothing and
pocket money, amount to about $S66 per ses-
SION Of nine month";; and OF the Engineering or
Medical Student to aoout $685. of which sums, re-
specyey S220 or $3.50 Is payable on ADMISSION, and
the balance In the progre.s Of the session.
For details send for catalogue.
PO., "University Of Virginia"
8. MAUPIN,
July2l limo Chairman Of the Faculty.
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FRESH DRUGS.

FRESH DRUGS.
TUsT RECEIVED AND FOB SALE, WHO'LL
J SALE AND REIAiL, by Dr.. b. BAER, No.
l3l MEETING-STRkET-
WOLF's SCHIFDAM .CHNAPPS 4
Hostetter's Btters
Plantation Bitters
Foutz' Horee and Cattle Powders
winslow's Soothing syrup
Perry DAVIS PainkilIer
Mexican Mustang Lnament
sahnestock's vefmiru9e
Peery's Dead Shot, &C., &C., BE,
June 20 stuh
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xAIANTED 20 PURCHASE. Fur CAS- ,
w q good SECONDHAND PAM. Apply 81
F. DAUER'> Book AND Music store. No. 44S KING
street ahnYa Calhoun.atreet- AuRubt ~
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1|Dauts.

A WHITE WOMAN, OF
w good character, to Cook and attend to Cow.
Apply at the southeast corner Of RUlLEDGE AND
WEN WORTH STREETS. August ~
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VAJANTED, EVERYBODY To KNOW
w that JOB PRINTlNG Of all kinds. plain and
ornamental, 10 executed promptly In the neatess
style and st the lowest New YORK pices i1
anime the scsls Of prices before giving your orders
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tNOe WATCH FREE TO EVE x
DOC aGRNTi Business entirely new. A9ents
making fortunesl Address c. g. H. CO., bIDDE'
FORL MAINE limo D4o august "a
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SNE NURsE.-WANTED. a sITOA-
w TIoN as WIT NUR>E by White woman
who has just loat her infant; she has oeen aGGus
SIDE OF OUEEN.sTRFET, one door east Of Church
street, next to the Huguenot Chu ch.
Aupust u
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WANTED, A STRONG. ACTIVE AND
w capable young woman white OF coloredl q,
q. general seryant: must be . good washer ana
ironsr and bring undoubted rsfereneea Apply
Southea st Corner PIT T and MONTAGUE STREETS.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-24
EWs UMMAR z.

Gold closed in New York yesterday at 50.
I'm New York cotton closed quiet 1t s5c. for
;riddHpg.
COTTON closed in Liverpool shade easier.
Uphnds, lsld. &
subscriphons for the Humboldt Festival
are being raised at Toledo.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-24

HIHE Sc LABOHERs..PARTIE
u wishing to employ large or small nRmbers OF
CHINESE LABORERs, ray make the necessary
arran Rements for procuring gsugs OF sist fr9ulteo
deliy cred m any part of the country. by application
to KooPMANsCHAAP, Ran Francisco. Csffornh