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THE oHARLEs1ow or TIE FUTURE
It is Destined to Eclipso Wou Orleans
as q Cotton Port.
The New York Daily BnlIe,in savs.

3uc NEW IUIH Dliiy DitlicLln says:
s. An exchange cnlls attention 10 the ri;alrv
PspringinS up between tho principal Southern
states to secure the monopoly OF the export
trade In cotton, as an Interesting feature of
tho restoration of that section 10 Its former
(; commercial prosperity. It 10 said the contest
1s now between Charleston and Savannah on
INC one hand, and Mobile and New Orleans on
e0thcr, rivalry In which tho managers Of
Pmpeting railroad lines TO tho seaboard take
sh active Interest. before tho war New Or
leans was the principal centre OF Tho eXport
Rtradc in cotton, and Mobile next; but it /, now
I believed that Charleston and Sayannah will
take the lca,l. The l0ng-promised prosperity
OF Norfolk, Virginia, Ia atill mattcrof tic fiji
tnre, although many eagacton5 writer's predict
that II will become tho great exporting city or
4 the South. Tho largo cotton crop this year will
make New OrleanSn lively city during The
winter. There will be plenty OF money there.
and tho city Will bp, In respect OF business,
gaycLy and general activity, what it hl, not
becn since tho winter or l859-'60; yet Tho OK
ports and Imports from tho CITY for the whole
year ending September I, 1863, wcro twice as
largo as for tho year ending September l, 1863.
Tho leading commercial Journals of New Or
lcans complain that lilo city Is overcrowilcd
with idlers-that there is not business enough
or inbor enough for tho working population to
do Tie paper estimates that If the populn-
tion OF tho city were only 10000, including
20, 900 Inalos over sixteen years old, thpsu 20,-
600 conld do nll tho work now Offering; but
hero are moro than 200,0 paopls In NGW. Or
= Sps, OF whom NJ lclst 70, ,0OJ are males OF tho
NorklnH age, md llonoes tlloro Is M army Of
'SsDsti NAKED at3 is, 600 only partially onl-
and lb, 600 more Hhl osly put OF yvosis.
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Jc,i.s, can fruits, vegetables and domestic
wines we're i'll abundance. The farmers cXhi-
Tilted specimens Of their industry IN the shape
of wheat, corn, ttrnlpa, bccs, &C., showing
that thry have been availing themselves OF
the scientific ond mechanical improvements Of
the day. 'rhe stock exhibition will come OIL
Tomorrow. have seen Il statement of six
liali-hrccd Chester County hogs, raised by Mr..
j. L. L.. Il young farmer of 0conee, Which, ut
an average OF thirteen months old, having only
ordinary attentions, were butcllcrcd and
weighed two hundred and seventy pounds
net, and, after dcducting all expenses, clca ed
him SIG TG each
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TIE q GENDaan ASSEMBLY,.
ALL ABOUT THE RADICAL RINGS


Result OF tlic Labor Convcntson-The
Land Commission k:inS-Ivhnt tho
Colored Delegates to the Lnbor Con-
vcntIon Think OF the Commissions
Tho Charleston Cluohousc-DnIs to
Appropriate ~ Million OF Dollars 10
Buy Lands for Negroes, aad to Pay
Principal and Tntcrest or Stntc Honds
and Stoclks I'm Coin--Nvhipper, .the
Coming' Judge oS thc Supreme Court
Petition 10 Ec-estnb1isf the Marine
School ut Chnrlcston-CI,Icr-J
Moses Decides that Coosan, cnmplin,
CnulGeId nnd Addison nre Guilty OF
Contempt OF Court--A Novel Petition
Tho Township 0uostion-Anothcr
Magistrate for Charleston County,
Happy Gn.hcrIng-Rcport of tho
nuroau OF Agricultural statistics, &c.,
&C., &c.
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COLUMBIA, November 20.
In tho Senate to-day the petition Of sundry
Charleston merchants for relief from taxation,
in the nature Of double tax ON their stocks
and gross salcs, was referred 10 the State Audi
for.
The bill TO incorporate the Policyholdcrs
Life and TOntinc Insurance Company Of South
Carolina, principal offices in Charleston, was
read first time in the Senate and the lIousc.
bill TO incorporate the Deuischcr Arillcric
untcrstutzung Vcrein passed its second read
ing and was ordered TO be cngrosscd.
Notice was given of the following bills: by
Lunney, TO incorporate siic Charleston Water
| Company, giving it the privilege Of bringing
water from uny place within sixty-nvc miles of
Charleston for mills, &C.; also, to cslab-
lish II dispcnsary for the poor ut each county
scat; by Nash, 10 protect from arrest the
members of the State police, for any alleged
offences committed by them in the discharge
of their dutics. This bill was also introduced
in the House.
A communication from The Secretary Of War
| asking the assent OF the Legislature to the pur-
chase of certain lands at Beaufort and Florence
as lauvn"i ovHno'~.i"". wac rnrc!vcd and read.
ing bills: BY Chestnut, to amend the charter
Of the Town Of Camden; by DcMars, to regu-
late fees for dieting prlsoncrsi by Doyle, TO
regulate the sale of poisonous drugs by
Thompson, to amend the charter of the City of
Columbia ; by Ranscr, requiring banks in the
State, Incorporated or otherwise, to publish
quarterly statements of their business, liablli-
ties and assets; by w. H. Jones, to amend the
charter Of the Georgetown Railroad; by ]. w.
Ilaync, to incorporate Aiken Mechanics and
I.aborcrs' Association.
The following bills were read the first time:
To repeal the act authorizing the guarantee of
100000 In aid of the Blue Ridge Railroad
Company; TO change tie county scat OF Barn
well from Dackvillc to Barnwcll; to pay the
principal and interest of the State stocks and
bonds in coin.
The bill granting additional time for taking
the census received u sccond reading.
Elliott, colorcd, introduced resolution Of
sympathy with Cuba, pledglng South Carolina
to support the General Government in the
event of the late seizures Of the Spanish war
vessels prccipitating war between the United
States and Spain-copies to be sent to Prcsl-
dent Grant and to the Contrabandsta of New
York. The resolution was made the special
order for Wednesday.
Tho consideration Of thc-concurrent rcsolu-
tion to meet to-day in joint assembly, to elect
an Associate Justice OF the Supreme Court,
was indefinitely postponed
The Committee on Elections, in the Able
VILE election case, will report that the voting
at Calhoun's Mills was illegal, and will proba-
bly, refuse TO admit either Colonel Cothran,
(Dcmocrat,) or GufIin, (lIadical.)
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lsrEolAL rELEonAM TO rus Nrws.J

WAsuiNGTON, November 20.
d IL Is learned that the only result SO far Of
'thc proposed negotiations for the adjustment OF
the Alabama claims is diplomatic note from
Secretary Fish to the British Cabinet saying that
this government was ready TO accept any PROPOSE
tion that England might make. The object Is TO
transfer the negotiations TO Washington.
Commissioner Dclano still refuses to recon-
mend modification OF the Income Tax law, hut
three or four bills have been prepared reducing
the tax to two per cent, and making the amount
exempt $4,000.
The Supreme Court agreed today to adjourn
on December 20 for one month, In order that tile
Judges might write out their opinions on the in-
portant cases already argued
The cause OF tho decline In gold to-day Is ui-
tributcd, ut tile Treasury, to the continuance OF
sales Of gold for December, and to the fact that
s25ooo,0oo for interest will be paid out on Ianuu
ry1.
The Ku-KluX having entered postonlcc in
kKentucky and seized the letters, the Postonicc
Department decides to deprive the people of all
mall facilities In that and all other viclnities
where such things happen.
The Radical senators and members seem
to be united In declaring TINT Georgia shall not
be readmittcd TO representation in Congress.
The Why's and Mcano Committee mot TODAY
They will report new tarir bill on Monday two
weeks. They have agreed to add come things TO
the free list.
Two bills for the removal Of the National Capt.
tel, and two joint resolutions for the recognition
OF Cuban independence, have been prepared, and
Min be introduced on the first day after the
meeting OF Congress.
AL tho annual Department reports arc ut last
completed. The Presidents message will not be
nnishea until Saturday.
Judge sharkcy, OF Mississippi, las arrived here
He expresses the opinion TINT owing to the re-
strIctive military regulations laid down by Gene
raj Ames, Judge Dent, the Conservative cnndi-
date, will not be elected in Mississippi tomorrow.
bill has been prepared by Western member
oil the Census Committee, providing for increas.
ing the representation TO three hundred mem.
bers OF Congress.
Admiral Poor writes that Cuban affairs are
quiet, although considerable skrmishing is going
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TIE ANDERSON co UNITY EarR.
lsnoM OUR own CORRESPONDENCE

ANDERSON, November %.
Tho Fair of the Agricultural Society OF tho
County Of Anderson commenced today ut An
darson Courthouse. A largo crowd was in at-
tendance, particularly of tho fair acx. An old
bachelor says he never saw 80 great IN array
Q. baanty in his ilfe, and tho quantity Of bed
quilts has almost put him In tho notion ofmar-
rying. Many fancy articles and nrtiolcs of do
'mpsic Industry 4wero exhibited. Amops item
wafo II d,,iIts, hlanko noyllterpsncs, elk
elookln9s sis q, Iiie tyo sIlst wore chperls..
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Isg-S. -1sG0.-X.-TIIE UNPRECE-
DENTED and extraordinary demand for PLAN
TATIoN BTTTERS Is evidently owing to their
being prepared with pure st. Croix Rum, Cali
saya Bark, &C. Our druggists complain that 1t is
almost impossible to keep supply, and that their
orders, owing to the great demand, are but tardiy
executed. DO not become discouraged. BIT sure
and get the genuine.
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Stage entrance OF, \,

gsaS- GO TO j. LONIBMRDO'S HAIR
DRESSING SALOON, No. ia Market street, ana
have your Hair Cutting ana Dressing done in the
latest style before you go to the Academy OF Mu-
sic, or at his branch Saloon ut the Mills House.
flpy:s1
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THE MIDDLE PATH.

PARIS, November "a.
The Emperor has addressed tho Reunion
members of the Senate and Corps Lcgislatir, say
Ing: "Bctwccn those who would change ALL ana
those who would grant nothing, glorious middle
course might be chosen.n
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.gaa- CONSIGN5ES PER BRITISH
Bark ATLANTIC arc hereby notified that said
vessel has been entered under the Five DayAct
All goods not Permitted ut the expiration OF that
time will be sent to Government Stores
ROBERT MURE l. CO.,
noy3o Arenta.
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lov3o /

DD-NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. TIE
Steamship sARAGoSSA is THIS DAY dlschargng
curgo at vandcrhorst's Wharf. Goods not re-
moved by sunset will remain OH wharf at owners,
risk; or, II stored, ut risk and expense of con-
signee or owner. RAYENEL & CO.,
noy30 Agents.
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Gay- TIE PLANTERS AND N1ECIIAN-
ICS' BANK, SOUTH CARoLlNA.-CHARLESTo
NOVEMBER 20, 1sdD.-ThIs Bank Ii prepared to
redeem It's bills at par, ut its Office on Fast Bay
". Il. HASKELL
noyaD2 Cashier.
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:tn,,crnl 3yolires.
x.y,.T,IE IlnIENpg AND ACC,

1a1'TiiE FRIENDS AND ACQUAIN-
TANCES Of fIr. ....,. Mrs. J. II. WUIIRMANN arc
respectfully invited 10 attend the Funeral or the
latter nj the German Lutheran Church.. corner
liasci and Anson streets, at hnlfEast 10 O'Clock,
on WEDNESDAY MOREIwG, December Ist, without
further Invitation. uoy:,D
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SPARKS FROM TIE WIRES.

The dcfalcations of paymastcr W. C. Marcy,
Of san Francisco. are estimated at ono hundred
and forty thousand dollars
Joe Coburn challenges Tom Allen for n ten
thousand dollar fight.
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2a0r TIE ACADEMY OF USIC,
NOVEMBER 20, 1S5a.-The Come
dy Company Will assemble on the Stage THIS
EVENING, at T.. a., for rehearsal.
GEORGE a. GARNER,
Stage Manager.
SinIsc CHI rance Markell nn,cn
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lS" WE HAVE THIS DAY APPOINT
ED Mr.. LOUIS MANIGAULT to sign by procura-
tion for our firm. LESESNE & WELLS
Charleston, s. c., November 9th, 1869.
noyo7 8
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llOy30 I

gsO- CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
MANHATTAN arc notified that she is dis
charging cargo ut Adger's South Wharf. Coos
uncnlled for at sunset will remain OH wharf
at owners risk aud expense.
JAMES ADGER & CO.,
nov3o 1 Agents.
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Gi,irciul Notifies.

asf' BANK OF CHARi.EST TON
NOVEMBER 20, Is6o.-This l,nn.
Is prepared TO redeem IL bills OH prcscn,ati ;, Mt
Office, No. 10 Broad street.
WILLIAM THAYEE
noN'D3 Cashier.
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Ny- NOTICE. CITY POINT
will hereafter leave for Florida on FRIDAY EVE
81 nf S kTIsBDAY rs here
- u Uu.,
nOy2I .uo,..
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MAGNOLIA WNTER.-Superior to the best i'm
ported German Cologne, and sold ut half the price.
nOy3O tutlHJ
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G1- NOTICE. N. NJ. WOHLTMANN
for the present occupies the store OF Messrs.
FARRAR BRO. corner East Bay and Cumberland
streets and will be pleased to see his friends.
nOyl5
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| Lang, Jordan
LEwIE, +. s.
LITTLEJOHN, SAMUEL
Mayer, Juiius ,
Morrison, lYm. C.
Mckinldy, William
Mckinley, W. j.
Mickey, Etiuard
MclIltyre, George
McDanieis, Harry
M0bicy, Juai,ts S.
MOORE, JoIiN d.
Milford, Il. i.
Mays, James Il.
Wed,i. J w.
Miller, Franklin F.
Nixon, w. j.
Nelson, William ~.
fNasaGgs2e,s j. JS'YIr'a +.
0'Conncll, j. J.
| PurUis, II. w.
Perrin, Wade
PrendegrdSS, jeffrey
Pettengill, Charles II.
RujltSlU. w. ~.
RdnSier, Alon.o j.
Richardson, Thomas
Root, II.
Rush, Alfred
Rirers, Prince r.
SLOAN, ID. FRANK
STEWART, WIN. q.
Stoebcr, i. Al.
Stolbrnnd, Carlos j.
SmaltS, Robert
Smith, abraham
SAITH, RoIERT NJ.
Saunders, Sdlich0
Shrewsbury, II. L.
Snlythe, P0,oeH
Slsportds, T. &.
Sin.onS, William
Smiling, James
Scott, Robert F.
Sullivan, T. A.
Thompson, Be,Janir
Thompson, Samuel b.
TOmlinson, Reuben
Thomas, W. NJ.
Tinsley, Samuel
TURNER, CLAUDE G.
WILSON, JOHN
Wilder, Charles ".
WALLER, w. w.
Wooley, John
Whipper, ". j.
| While, j. II.
Wright, John B.
Wells, Geo. ".
Noses, +. j., Jr., Spkr.
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Abbcville-- (Seat contestcd.)
Andcrson-J. II. REID: -
BcauiOrt-J j. lIriJht
Barnwcll-C. Z. Leslie.
Charleston-D. r. Corbin and II. II. Cain.
Chestcr-LuciuS IYim1ush.
Collcton-W. II. IIoyt.
Clarendon-E. L. Dickson.
Chcsterield-R. j. Donaldson.
Darlington-Joln Lunney.
Edgeheld-Frank Arnim.
Faifficld-G. W. Barber.
Grccnrlllc-James N.'Allen.
Georgctown-J. IL. Rainey.
lIory-T. A. RoDGERs.
Kcrshaw-J. X. Jilson.
LcXington-E. s. ]. Hayes.
Lancaster-R. III. SIMS.
Laurens-Y. j. r. Owens.
Marion-II. +. Hayne.
Marlboro'-H. j. 1fd9tceU.
Ncwbcrry-C. w. Montgomery.
Orungcburg-JOscph A. Green.
OcOnce-D. BIEMANN.
Picllcns-H. BUCK.
Richland--IY. B. Nash.
Sumtcr-W. f. Johnston.
Spnrtanburg-JoEI FOSTER.
UntOn-W. II. Duncan.
Williamsburg-I Il. Srai,S.
Yorli-W. L. Rose.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

NNkN IN
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1du'f'SoH, tpm.
BoSe'a0n, Dc,D. 4.
BEATY, j. C,
Berry, B. L.
B0tctey, James 4.
BrOtiie, VIM. j.
BrO,cn, Stephen
BurtOn, Barney
Boston, John
Boston, Joseph
Boswell, John a.
BRYANT, lAvAN
Bishop, w. ~.
Cam, laurence
Cam, Etttoii' u.
Cooke, WILSON,
collins, VIM. s.
CLYBuRi, I. FRANK.
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ysS- G ITY TIA XES.-THE CITY
Sheriff Is making out n list of all unpaid Exccu-
lions In his Office for publication. nov2o
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GD- NOTICE. MEETING OF THE
Creditors of DR.. JOHN J. INGRAM Will be held at
Manning, s. c., on MONDAY. the 9th December
proS, on which day there will be sale OF the
assets OF the Estate.
ADAMS, FROST & CO.,
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OUR LLEGISLiIORS.
Nansesor Senators and Representatives

The following Is n correct list Of the men,
bers of The South Carolina Legislature. The
names Of tive colorcd members are In italics,
the names of, the Democratic members in
SMALL. cAPlTAI.s, apd the names OF the white
Radicals i'll ronl;ins>- In the Senate there are
Democrats, negroes, and Is white Radicals
For the Senate from Abbcvlllc there are two
Colonel Cothran, Oem.,) who was
legally elected, and Mr.. Gunin, (Etad.,) who was
defeated. In the House there are l5 Demo-
Gratis. ~ negroes, and sc white Radicals.
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@s- NOTES FOR DECEMBER, AID
DRESSED TO THE FEEBLE AND DEBILlTATED.
This Is trying season for invalids, Indeed for all
who arc not blessed with robust constitutions and
iron frames.
Cold las come upon us suddenly, scaling up tho
open pores and scaling In, rs IL were, any seeds
Of disease that may have been lurking in the sys-
tcm, but which remained undcyeloped so long as
the waste matter OF the body and all acid and
unwholesomc humors were freely discharged by
evaporation from the surface and through tho
bowels.
A tonic, aperient and Alternative medicine ia now
needed to invlsorate the vital powers depressed
by q low temperature; to stimulate and purify the
secrctlons, and to fit the body to endure, without
Inconvenience, pain or danger, tho sudden cli-
matte change which ushers In the winter.
The OILY preparation which will fully meet this
almost universal need, and Will thoroughly and
snfely perform the important work. is The leading
tonic nnn Alternative OF tho age, HOSTETFERS
STOMACH BlTTERS.
This popular specific improves the appetite. In
ylgOratcs tho digestive organs regulates the now
lloves constipation, promotes superficial clrculn-
tlon and evaporation, and being composed solely
Of wholesome vegetable clements, with pure
stlmulant as their difusivc vehicle, may bU taken
by the weakest without fcnr. Tic flavor Is agrcca.
BILE, for although the iBltfers are potent mcdi-
cine, they contain no nauseatlng clement.
nov2o bDsC
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Income En1-E'.,c MISUNDERSTANDING
the Capital.
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"a beggRr, in England carsies a physIciap's
cerfSacate, which, when (icoipherei, is found to
,Ssttsy boz The Deater ts afaless, pocrisy
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FROM COEU.uBIE.

or THE LEGISLATURE.
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NaS-TIIE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY.
JACOBS CHOLERA, DYSENTERY AND DIAR.
RlItEA C0RDIAL.-This article, SO we'll known
and highly priced throughout the Southern States
as q Sovereign Remedy for the above diseases, is
now offered to the whole country.
It's Invaluable to every lady, both married and
single.
No family can afford to be without It, and none
will to whom Its virtues arc known.
For sale by oil Druggists and general dealers.
D0WIE & NOISE,
0ct11 3m0SD&C General Agents.
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@dy- NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS IN
DEBTED to the assigned Estate OF Mr.. GEO. Z.
GRUBER are hereby Informed that their accounts
have been placed into tho hands OF Messrs. ST.
MONS & SIEGLISG, Attorneys. tonlce, Broad
strcet,l for collection, and II settlements are
made before the first December next, no costs
will be incurred. H. GERDTS & CO.,
nov13 limo Agents for Creditors.
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r'os.rcs.an,s.,s OF s,,o Jnoieiai election.
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IsrEcIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEws.l

cuvrea WANTS TO FIGHT voR CUBA.
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TIE ABDEvIl.LE ELECTION Csc.
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fertilizers.
MO. | PERUVIAN GUANo.

s 1so tonsNo. PERUVIAN GUANo, now land.
Ing from schooner Archer & Reeves. |. W ].
} For sale by u ( u sf ti s h TJ.K KERR & co.
q ,!vlo u & ~. ~ figll % y
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NEWS IRON WASHINGTON.
THE MISSISSIPPI ELECTIONS.

THE CAUSE OF THE DECLINE IN GOLD.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-30

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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-30

OHNKIhs S' FUB sFHEHU.
Wo hnve already mentioned that tfe "Inman
LineF have appointed Messra. J. d. Iiken & Co.
their general agents for South Carolina, and we
only coho pnbtc sentiment when VS. any tho OPP.
pointment Is every way a worthy. ono. (,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-30

ihb loWNSlflf QuhSfiOS.
The township question Is topic OF interest
at present. If the assertions of tho members
may DO relied upon. the bill offered by De
Large, colorcd, TO repeal tho "Act TO organize
townships and to define their powcrs and prl-
vilegcs" will bo passed. The eighteen or
twenty county commissioners who held con-
ference here last July, being Of tho opinion
that the Impoverished condition OF tho State,
at the present time, renders 1t Impossible for
tho people to pay tie additional taxes which
tho requirements pader sis net provide for,
have menorializri tho Legislature to suspend
the act for ton 5oars, and ask tliat ihec county
commissioner be directed to appoint for each
township oie special cominlasionor, who shall
.bo nnder heir supervision, and whose fsmu:.
ncratlon shall mot exoaed two dolafs perjJayi
,@hca ss aially ;snpI dyed; and tte ;dddsa cf