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G H A r LES TON.
SATURDAY MORNING. SEPT. II. 1863.
Touching tho Pocket Norvo.

The nost important and significant po-
pular movement that has taken place in our
State since its readmission to representa-
tion, is that begun by public meeting held
in Union County on Monday last, the pro.
oeedinga Of which are given in another part
of to-day's News. Should the people Of
other counties see At to sustain the actioh
taken, most effectual check will have been
given to the present corrupt and reckless
administration Of our State affairs. Every
body knows that Governor Scott and his
satellites in and out OF the Legislature re-.
gard their power to use the name and credit
Of South Carolina as the chief charm of
their offioial station. But Wall-street un-
derstands perfectly we'll that the restora-
tion of the control Of the State government
to the respectable and intelligent portion of
the people is now. only question Of time,
and if it once becomes we'll understood that
it is the settled purpose of our substantial
oitisens.not to recognize or to pay the bonds
issued 80 literally in their name, but with.
out their sanction, then good.by to the
financial exploits Of young Kimpton and
his masters. The subject is one Of th Q
gravest Importance, and We shall Le glad to
see it receive that careful consideration at
the hands of State Convention which our
frianda in Union havssauggested. -
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thon 10 Galveston or somo other Texan port
Ho proposes TO devote himself to hunting in
Toxas, having heard brilliant accounts of the
gamo in that region. As he has hunted
throughout Europe and in India he may bo
considered quito Nimrod.
Magnificent preparations arc being made
by the Turkish government for tho reception
OF tho Empress Eugonie on the goth instant.
Tho whole Turkish fleet (thirty war vcssols)
Will await tho august uoydJuer at Corfu. Roout
Paoha, grand master of the palace, and Kiaml
Boy, master Of the ceremonies, are appointed
to go aud present tho first compliments Of the
Sultan. Tho Empress will renounce her incog-
ntto on her entrance into Turkish waters. Tho
finishing touch is being put to tho spendid
caique in which Abdul Azz will meet her majes-
ty and conduct her to tho palace of Beyler Boy.
A gala performance will BIO given ct the opera.
all hung with volvet and silk for tho occasion;
and tho singers who arc to have the honor Of ap-
poaring will arrive from London and Paris. BY
the sultan's order. specimens Of oil the pro-
ducts Of the Empire are being collected at the
bazaar. The Empross and hor suit will only be
pcrplexed by tho difficulty OF making a choice.
fho imperial harom, conducted by the Sulta-
ma Valide, will pay visit in great state to hor
Majesty. But what is to surpass all that fancy
can imagine will bo tho soireo preceding the
day Of the Empress departure. After ro-
view in tho plain OF Delcos, and luncheon.
tho bill OF fare OF which is state business,
the iliuatrious company will descend the Bos-
phorus to Boyler Bey. Nearly all tho vessels
that tho Ottoman Empire can furnish will be
present to accompany tho Imperial yacht. and
tho flags soen by day will be replaced by my
.riads of lights. Tho palace andt he houses on
both shores will be illuminated throughout the
immense extent OF the sea. and enormous fires
will be lighted on the mountains Of Europe and
Asia. The estimated cost of these enchant-
ments ia is 900 600 francs.
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SAVANNAH must look to her laurels. The
New York Tribune is out with O prodipious
editorial puff Of the advantages and pros
poets OF Brunswick, Ga, which it thinks
destined after while to outshine all the
Southern seaports in prosperity and impor-
tanoe. The new railroad connections Of
Brunswick are e1tolled to the skies, and the
Tribune rapturously concludes: s,By these
"roads she will be rendered the most con.
"venient and accessible Atlantic port to a
"vast and fertile cotton growing area,
" whence her receipts will be counted by
=" the hundreds Of thousands of bales; and
" her harbor be crowded with vessels load
" ing with cotton as.it already begins to be
I" with vessels shipping timber to various
foreign and demestio ports on either coast
" Of the Atlantic. Ten years hence, Bruns-
wick will be among the foremost Of South.
ern seaports, with her lines Of steamers to
"New York, Havana and Liverpool, with a
prospect Of growth aud greatness whereof
Baltimore affords the most striking pre-
"monition." Would IL not be worth the
while Of the parties interested in the pros.
peotjve greatness Of Port Royal to bestow
judiciously among the Tribune staff few
eligible soorner lots" in that promising
mart2 ;h...H tf: .f 5
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"Lnnd for tho Landlcss ~

i f..t
1t is g good suggestion, thrown out by
that lively and sensible paper, the Whine.
boro' News, that the great party which is
preparing to grarple with and overthrow
Radical rule in South Oarolina, should enter
the contest with a bold aud exploit avowal
Of its policy and determination to provide
in good faith and by legitimate means for
the honest and homeless poor, be they blacks
or whites, those homesteads, the delusiva
promise Of which has heretofore been 90
potent an element Of success to the pack of
knaves amt adventurers who now control
our State, government. Such a policy,
while it would be just and beneficial in
ITSELF would at once rally to our support
thousands Of voters in every section Of the
State, who are already more than half in
olined to side with the party Of deoenoy,
honor and truth. The lsboring men, stung
with disappointment at the contemptuous
disregard Of the Radical leaders for sol.
emn pledges which were never meant to be
fulfilled, can now be readily made to under
stand that their only real hope Of becoming
prosperous and independent lando wners,
must be through the cooperation Of those
who have land to sell, mules to hire, plan
tation implements to lend, credit to use for
the advancement Of supplies-in short, the
power to do the very things concerning
which tho Radicals have been 80 lavish Of
empty promises. The black man by this
time fully comprehends that the boastsd
enterprise Of Land Commissioner Leslie IA
nothing more nor less than huge Job, and
that the only result Of the scheme will bs
to fill the pockets Of ring Of official spso
uiators at tho expense Of the Stste. This
Is all that Rsdicslism la South Carolina has
done for Its ignorant and oredulous tools.
But the landholders Of South Carolina by
prompt and liberal action have It now in
their power to diffuse content and good
feeling among the lsboring population, and
TO treble the value Of their property, by
Kidding themselves and the State at once
and forever Of the monstrous incubus
of q government which has no policy for
the present bat to oppress and pluadsr,
and no thought for the future beyond Che
Increase aud perpetuation OF it's own power
10 fob:: % ar3
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" for the arrest Of THOMAS MALL0Y, an Irsh.
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i6O pounds, and has scar on the taco The above
reyard viii bo paid for hls dstvery in Earn veil Js
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~ I, VII sRs,. .Fitssnth Amendmen Mt s..ad..

i',.iI. 4" -AA LAC numoht Stendss
! From the official records Of the State De-
ipsriment At" Washington 1t would appear
shat the Fifteenth Amendment to the Fed
ersl' CSnstiidson, which provides that ..the
-"righs ofthe esat!i sat!izsns Of the United States
,r-'ta1ose shall nat be denied BY. the Unitsd
.fStstSs, nor W any State, on account OF
"'rsoe, color Or PREVIOUS condition Of servl.
!. r"sude, ,"hss been omplslsly ratified By
tssllys s,s..es ehly, ,yhils Two have iinpsrt
fselNishaa4sd !. apd two have rejected, Il
fnstwalss Sss.es. 1hoae ratification 10 thus
: dssiafsdresh pls,sp ,'ars kAnsas, Con
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ITO RENT. Two OR TBREE ROOMS,
Il with part OF Kitchen at No. 80 CHURUH.
STREET, two doors below First Baptist Church.
Apply as above. ms2 Sept
TO RENT, THAT LARGE AND CoaI.
i MOuIoUS HoU5E OF the northwest corner OF
YhNDEtHORSr and KING STREETS. over DIR.
Aimar's Dug store. Tho House has recently been
painted aud atted up. being q good location and
suitable for o boarding House school. Rent low.
For further particulars apply to No. YANDRR.
HORSF-STRERT. Sept 10
NrJNO RENT: a LGRGH HALL, ELIGI-
l. BLY, located and suitable for society Also
q ane ROOM for single gentleman. with separate
entrance Apply at No. S14 KING-SrRERT.
OFFICE TO RENT.-THAT DESIRA-
~ BILE OFF E. No. 40 BROAD-BTREEr con-
timing two rooms front and bactl. now In com.
pleie order Apply on premises to 1. 8. Il. BEN-
NETT, or TO No. 255 KING-sTREET.. .,t7 Sept
ID EAL EsTATE AGENTS, AND OTHERS
~ having houses to rent, can have their Piacards.
&C., printed at tho loweet rates and In the newest
and neatest styles Of type, at THE NEWS JOB OF
kICE, NO. 149 East Bay. !1.r- 'e'.tit- (,
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ENOR SALE, The SUBSTANTIAL pR1oK
u RESIDENCE Of the late Dir. Moultrie at the
northwest corner Of Pitt and Montague streets Tho
Lot measured about LOG feet Montague. street nv
isI feet on Pittstreet. The Bouse contains six mn
IlRnt rooms. two basement rooms two large nttics
TWO piazzas, thrro droseing -ooms, one bath room
water closets, &c Substantial brick outbuld,nos
apply to RUrLEDGE YoUNG, Solicitors Estate
N0. AZ osoao.slfeei. ..s sopt IL
EHOR SALE. HOO ACKEs OF WkLI,
y TIM MBERED LAND in lower p rt Of BnrnwelI
COUNTY, six miles from south Rdlsfo River Terms
made very low. For particulars, address Dr. o. n
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E1OR SALE LOW, A LARGE CIIUROEI
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TAKEN UP IN FIELD AT FOUR MILE
Il House. red COW, with white on back and
belly, crop and bit on lett ear. and crop on rIoht
Sh.ch the owner osn hsvetby proving and paying
e1Renses: For information apply to WILLIAM
STOLNN, ON LAST a1ONDAY, RROsI
~ JAMES BUBRoUdH'd place. three quarters OF
The from Ladson's Roads, Q small bay STALLION.
with white mark behind The car, gray under thS
SADDLE. and with small white spots Oh tha left rumI
reward Will be given for hts recovery II lem at
LhDS0E'S ROADS. all5s- az sani IN ;
EOUaD, DyUBLH-CASnD GOLD
~ WATGH AND CHAIN. 10 King street, in the
year o. 1883. Abe owner can have Tho s,tao5 by
proving prope'tys and paying expenses. Apply "a
omce DAILY NEWS. Address III. o. .N.T
sePI lo..-- 80. - :. a.. ,l !cft Ais1l ~
E'OUND. A sAFE KEY ON EAST BtY.
oetween Queen and Mariet streets which the
owner eau have by applying ct the DAILY news
OBRIcE, and paying expenses. I7 .eptS
EOUrD, a Guild BLUG ENAmELLED
BREAsTPIN, which the own-r oan hayo by
g appising ct the DAILY NEWS oface. ana paying ei.
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1. D. .. F.-sCIILLER LODGE. No. 80.
TUE REGULAR WEEKLY MEETING OF THIS
l. Lodge will be hold To-MonRow tSunday) EyEs.
mo, at O'Clock. at our Hall. corner of King and
Society stro s entrance on Society street. I'd door
from King street. y
punctual sttondsnc. Of the Brothers is earne silly
requested. by order OF N @.
D. NORDMEYER,
sept II e3 Recording Secretary.
MECHANICS UNION, No. 1.
A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE UNION WILL
"a be held on MONDAY EVENING, 18th instant at
Seven O'Clock. In the Eaglo Flro Company's Hall
Meeting street. Every member ia expected to be
acted.
BY order. T. W. CANNON
sept IL Acting Secretary.
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':u"G: :" r''asarp .noHt O. inira,s uI'lnni,
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wauts.

WANTED A FEMALE TEACHEN,
~ morouxhly competent to teach ell of the
ErSisn ~ oIanGncs and Music. Address W. II. W.,
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TICK rs, 80.

PwwHE DRAWING WILL TAKE
III place at Masonic Temple, In Louis
yIliei Kentucky, on tho LIST day OF Septem-
Der, 1863.
Age nia will furnish pamphlets giving
description Of the property, anC contain
ing the act Of the Legislature Gui%OrfsfHg
Che sute.
Commissioners who will manage the en-
terprise are named I'M the act Of the Legia-
latuFe, aud their integrity and response
bt1ty are endorsed In the certificates
(Which viii be found in the pamphlets)
OF Governor John w. stevenson Hons
United States Senators, Hon. John a..
Bunch, Speaker of the Kentucky House
OF Represent attvess Hon. Archibald Dixon,
Joseph Adams, President OF the Farmers
Bank, l.. q. DaliHfn, President Of the Ma
tiOnat Bank, John "A. Barret and others. OF
Henderson, KY; Hon. W. II. Parrett, Judge
of the Circuit Court OF the Fifteenth Judi.
cIal District, and NJ. $. Johnson Judge OF
Hon. VIM. III. Walker, Mayor, John 3.
Hopkins, President First National Bank.
and others, Of Evansville, Indiana, and
many other gentlemen OF position and
TICKETS can b purchased OF
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r. 8. ALExANDER, Commercial Bank,
TH0s. Il. "A. brooks, Covington. Ky:
JOHN q. LATHAM, President Bank OF
Hopkinsvtlle, HoDkinsville, KY.
James L. Dallan, Commercial Bank, Pa
ST Books opened at these points on the
LIST Of October, 1865.
PHILIP HORNBROOK, fisu., Water
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Agents at Henderson, KY, for those who
desire TO purchase. SEES df