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!, and vivid q one as the best cut Of George
the name of hef faiiy veil enoseh: II wss
shat Of Cults, an old Southern stock here. that
by the rple, epd grace Of chivalry was accounted
Eooa, shonsh ncne of ~ men1bers ever grew
father held tor his -tiIae noshine lisnre Ehan
a. respectable: position in b govstnrdenk depart
mept here. Her mothers family was poor. asd
Dass ,ns &c Is e s rs soan as
sns ISIS 81 she e watS
e+at the Oatholic seminary IN Georgetown. and
came out urOn society here q Commanding
cpnTtly-aired, conquerlng belle-the, Iarest
Thing that ever happeR to girls born III Wash
!. Then, When hearts enough had melted, and
0 knees bad gone down like stubble before her
i atAteliness; the elegant and powerful Douglas
bent too and she 1ift ed him up with her hand.
The Little Giant"was the pet and the lion of
fhs Senate. . prince N wealth ald power, and
she Was Of blood royal by the edt 81 'beanty,
4 was coahton that; Washington "Hig h
the elegant MIS- oii DOUGLAS, I'll he Dousiss, the
qnean reg,saaale Of society, the glass OF fash ion
into which the polite world looked for it's m an
relied during the,r last days in the Senate.
were Damon and Pythas then, and built side
by side for their residences the splendid
row OF buildings in this city, since more ia.
Sherman. Mrs. Douglas gave her receptions
there. TO be admitted to them was to be in
company; to be secluded was not to be known.
!Awaive of her dainty fan in those days might
have condemned you from the ton as efectu-
ally as The patrician. Ro nan ladies turned
the gladiator to death by their thumbs The
queen Of"Douglas Row" made no pretentions
eign ministers have sca-cely found since in the
gay capital reception room 80 graceful and
attractive, as hers: She received everybody
there, and never ashsssth Ct. scandal blew over
tshe lay sick 10 her lt1Nrl6ds home, the town.
was IN commotion as Over a stricken empress,
and franklin "a Row. the capital and hotels. We'd
a saa heS Ssatgg and
Sha was not less the centre Of society in her
,Syestern home Everybody gave her reeep-
fiGaa Ss;aa when ne s1e came to Chicago. Douglas
stending: one Of the first nights, among the
t9dles OF the dressing room, head taller Than
any other, nonchalantly drawing on her kids.
padmsea n as9s 9AS sss @ @esn
u ths eaR s1s xsst Ks9 ssp aRs2
step-nothipg suddenN bizarre All this was
romantic episode o9 I'VE ears. Then she be-
Ing VIII sbe episode bshnd her. loRsn Bat WsdoR
HOOD, Dc La Ranae tells us, ia the best cos
metic, and she emerged, two or three years
1ktef rom her weeds, upon the arm Of her se-
tlepaap. from q quiet deparement bureau here
I'm Washington, and stole or with him ana her
.hearts--tbey say-iDto a quiet beautiful home.
s,ns,y aIo ws ana Sro sa1.gg gmpsea Of her now day
!. Her rhonaa ts an elegant Dne, petite and cosy,
Aktft ff Douglas TO her mother, and not far
NHay from the palahal one she enters so often,
ovsd hss nsrs 0ry
Honaetsnes IN the evening, you catch the elIm-
1nef OF soft lamps through closely drawn cur
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sick. From Thursday morning he suffered terri
siy until the time OF his death. He howled and
snarled, and barked like dog. He clawed and
scratched a. the bed-clothing until it was almost
torn in shreds. Spasms and convulsions sue
ceeded each other, racking his tortured body aad
causing him to foam at the mouth ike wild
and rabid ANIMAL and in his frenzy the veins
sweled as II about 10 burst. ana olooo
gushed in streams fro,n tho mOu.h and n0strlls.
The bed on which he was held down by strong men
was saturated through and through by the criin-
sen stream. He was coasGic.S nearly tie en'ife
time. and devoted and SELF sacrificing, lie firmly
insisted that none OF his agonized and weeping
relatives should be allow ii TO come near him, rs
he was afraid that. he night injure them. Ills
father. who had been ,sent, arrived just before
his death, but on being 5old that he had come, he
exclaimed, "Don't le. him see me- At about
O'Clock his suferings became more intensified, and
he screamed and shrieked, "Water water force
it down me (! Oh, death hurry, hurry y His
attendant physicians Who had done oil in their
power to alleviate his sufferings. again admins
tered chloroform most copiously, and ia soothing
and pain -deadening effects came with thrice
blessed powcr breaking The force OF tbe last fear
full moments Of suffering, and the victim of hydro
phobia escaped from his tortures at a quarter past
two O'Clock
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Out Of Their Mouths:

The hireling sQuatters who pipe the
praises of South Carolina Radioalism must be
in L peck Of trouble. the High Priests Of
tie party, turning against them, denouncc
the corruption OF its officials, and The braSen
denlsls which seemed sufficient answer TO
tho charges OF the opposition press, will not
pass muster now. As long rs THR CHARLES
TON NEWS, alone nnd unaided, bore the bur
den OF the blame heaped on independence
by frustrated rascality and sLaarting vice,
both penny-a-!iner and pap-eater might con-
tent themselves with Aippant declarations
that what was said of Radical fraud and
Radical knayerJ was wholly and utterly
false. These brave dec!arations answered
the purpose. A seeming Inpunity made
the tricksters and schemers bOldor and more
audacious, until at last, two negro senators,
Nash, Of Richlanl, and Cain, OF Charleston,
stand up in their places in the State
Senate and brand as Infamous tho roguery
of the party officials. The truth OF their
statements th, hired v.ndica:Ors OF the puri-
BY of Republicanism cGnnos and will not
deny.
Senator" Nash, (co!orsd, taid f: ''The
senators !, nos come here to rapressat the
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A Good Sign.

Our legislators are improving. In dis
cussion the other day of the bill to pay the
interest and principal OF the State bonds IN
coin. several colored members Of the House
favored postponement for the more mature
consideration of the measure. One Radical,
bolder if not wiser and more honest than the
rest, declared that ''he. for one, should
'.notrote to payg gold interest TO men r''o had
"6ouqht STATE Bank bills at t'renty cents on
"Me dollar, funded the same, an0 then ask
s'us to make MeSr bonds par, as this measure
Gains to do. Further, said he, postpone
'tais bill until IRE can Learn, Tie criticisms Of
'Me press, the voice OF the people. lie said
'he wanted 9ight, as did the people OF the
estate. He thought il little suspicious
"that the ComptrollerS report was not yet
Furnished members, and it had probably
"been kept back for purpose 10y the know
"ing ones"
This called forth howl of rage from his
brother Radicals Everybody knew what
''press' was meant. Tomlinson, the State
Auditor Indignantly asked: "What press
"cloes he reterto? CAvoice: TIE CHARLES
TON NEws.'l can tell him what the press
'Ihinls can tell him, q month before they
"kuow themselves, what they will think.
"TEc press ,oiN think Just opposite 10 achot
'Me Genera, ASSEMBLY thinks. I don't
scare one cent for tie press OF tbs S!ate.
"The press of this State has pursued such
course that no respectable man cares one
"iota for it's criticism. | don't propose to
"give any such opportunity to criticiSe what
I've do. If we had cared for the criticism
"of the press of South Carolina we would
"have been under the ground long ago"
But in spite OF the protcstations OF this
ranter, the great fact remains that the voice
of an indignant public opinion, sounded day
after day through these columns, is at length
making itself heard, and that even among
the colored men and white Radicals. who
are our lawgivers for the nonce there are
not wanting those who have the sense to
recognize in the criticisms of an indepen-
dent press ''the voice OF the people"
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Want Docs Il Mean!

The zeal which is manifested just now
in the General Assembly il behalf OF the
scheme TO d:sarm the white people OF the
State, is q little significant when taken in
consideration With the industrious energy
with which our Yalian. Governor is accunu-
lating Winchester rifles aud bnii cartridges.
We happen to know something Of series OF
recent consignnents 20 4. 4. Scot. which
it is Just as wei! that Or peop!e-the white
people Of South Caro!ina-siould know also.
For Instance. the steamship Champion
brought to this port, on November Q, forty
cases of rifles one hundred and sixty
cases Of ball cartridges. ana fly cases Of
equipments. On November Is the sta,im-
ship Manhattan brought sixty cases OF rlfcs.
On November 23 the steamship Champion
brought nineteen cases Of rifles and liiy
cases of.cquipments On November &c the
steamship Charleston brought twenty-cight
cases OF rifles. On December the steam
ship Manhattan brought twenty cases, and
December the steamship Magnolia brough.
fifteen cases of rifles. And we have reason
to know that more are expected. All these
consignmcnts-fou hundred and forty-swo
cases in all-were addressed to Il. L. Sect,
at Columbia.
Now, what does all this mean? Is there
state of war in South Carolina? Or is Gov
ernor Scott merely making ready to repeat,
on large scale, at the State election next
fall, the recent doings of his henchmen and
their negro followers in Abbeviile and Edge
field. II thet be his little game, we can ri
Governor Scott that the white People of de
State who have been deprived OF their h;.1G
earnines to pay for these arms viii. ns snro
as tho SUI shines, ko!l him aud bis thicTia@
and cowardy minions TO strict accouAt
person lily, for the blooay work TO colae-
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We beg to remind the advertising
friends of THE News, that we will publish, Us
usual, few days before Christmas, o list OF
our Christmas advertisers calling particular
attention to stocks of goods chosen for the
holiday. season: In this way, advertisers in
THE NEWS will enjoy wider and more at
tractive publicity than can be given them by
any other newspaper in the State.
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}ran1 for Gale.

ElORIDA LAND FOR SALE. "A
A. valuable PLANTATION 0. $40 acres III Ma
ron County, Florida, Is offered q: private sale.
about one half cleared aad under cultivation;
part best hammock rl.is Plantation is one OF
the most desirable in the State; Is very prDHuc-
tive for Cotton, Rice, Corr. Sugar, fegetapleS,
&C: also fine Cor Oranges, aid other Fruits; il
located In one OF the healt!iest and most plea
SAINT neighbo rhoods In the STATE, being convent
ent to railroads, churCl..u, &c. Apply 70 a. D..
MULLEGAN, Cotton Factor, ACCOMMODATION
Whaf, Charleston, s, Q. n6yN
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interests Of the people, but the Interests OF
"tte officials. 1t does seem to me that there
s'are some people who believe this is the last
syear of the Republican parry, and for the
last year zoe must gtte tie officials of 1t big
salaries so that they may all be able to
'get all they can
Senator Cain, (colored,) said 'It
"seeus 10 me that tie object OF the Rep"bh-
''can party is to be all the time Increasing
'.ae salaries OF It's officials And the peo-
'ple are complaining OF it. They
shave 10 pay for it. The opposition pa
''pers assert that The ReTn6ac6@
''par:yts Squcndertng the peoples money.
Truth is a thing that cannot be gotten
lover. 1t is sometimes hard to take, eSpe-
''cially when told by the opposition, but
''fear the papers arc coming 'nI7hty near
:':he trut&. Our officials do get good sala-
cries, and with them are pc'q@'stteS. like
''to have said stealingS, but L won't. /
''mean il, nevertheless. I doubt not some
"of them do like our officials down at
charleston seem to do; rob by law and steal
"by governmental declaration"
No wonder that Land Commissioner Les
lie scored Nash and Cain for speaking as
they did-which would only furnish capital
for TIE CHARLESTON NEWS.
This kind ofcapital is too easily found. Its
significance now lies in the fact that the i'm
peacllment Of the party comes from its trust
ed leaders, from colored senators who sway
the negro masses who know OF what they
speak, and cannvt, when the humor takes
them, be gagged or coughed down.
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TuX Senate has concurred in the je!nt
resolution requesting arcpo:t from tie SSatc
Treasurer relative to the exact statua o.! tire
State and H. Ii. KimpJon, the Financial
Agent The price of lime is rising in the
Columtia market in anticipation OF extern
siyo whitewHshing.
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decd 5tuth6* WM. FEkGuSOH-
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90 TO KLEIN, No. 339 KING STRnET,
VI and ret your bananas for 10 cents dozen,
aud if yon want sweet Oranges lie has goS them,
vcry licc ones; also Gnc lGmons at 30 cents
dozen Apples worry cheap, ut 90 cents, and
cheaper yet. Canary birds, good slngcrS at re-
t,uct.; pricca decl1 IL
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DRlNTING PRESS FOR SALE 1T Il
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DAY MARE FOE SALE.-A BAY SAD
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respectable blooGc,! stock. Apply as No. l43
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NTANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w tkat JOB PRINTING Of al kinds, plain
and ornamental, is executed promptly IN the
neatest style and at the lowest New York prices,
al THg NEWS Job Office, No. 149 EAST BAY. Call
ana examine the scale OF prices before giving your
orders elsewhere.
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A GENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE TO
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the only practical Family Knitting Machine ever
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Hall of the Charleston Rihemen Society, south
west corner OF King and Liberty streets on mon
DAY EVENING 18th instant, at nall,pass ot,1ca
a preliminary meeting. All members doaro9s % OF
assisting in the permanent organization OF thc
Association are respectfully invited TO attend Tie
meeting. .,,. ,r. ,o,,
I. W. BOIGER,
doc,y9 Secretary pro tenn.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-11

NEMCu COWS FOR SALB-TWO
lV4 Cows witt, yopug Calves for sale low. hp-
pl. at J. Q. II. CI.hUSSEH'S, No. 10 Market street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-11

NOR SALE, FIFTEEN NORTHERN
Il HORSES. In pairs or sinsly, OF the Charles
ION Hotel Stables. decll ~