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IN tnc Swamp.

The euloSigt Of the Emperor ,icverIs,
(colored,) writes in II sentimental strain OF
transforming tho swamp lands from II will
"dcrness tn IN ciyaiutn, Ind says that twhat
sis mainly wanted is an accurate survey of
the swamp territory, and next, plan for
accomplishing its reclamation" This ia
very =: city. and public support will undoubt-
edly nc given 10 any prac.icnl suggestion,
having for lis object the conversion OF mo-
rass and marsh into far-rcaching folds,
hcccy with cotton. or ripe with golden
grain. II has not however, entered into
the head Of Governor Scott that, in |ccu-
MARY sense, tho wisdom would be doubtful Of
spending millions in draining swamps,
while every county in the State has thou
eands of fertile acres, signing for the music
%! tic plough anti hoe--eugcr 10 ue smitten
by the hand OF labor, ready 10 yield rich
rcturn TO energy and toll Until the fertile
lands already cleared arc absorbed by in
creased population, or until they are largely
raised in price by steady competition. it will
not, it would seem, be profitable to exhaust
our means in reclaiming even "oac million
"of acres Of incXlnustiblo fertility" Our
FIRST duty ia To tho land wo have; when that
is occupied, tho turn OF the Swamps vii,
como.
And nu may politely remind oar clni-
sicai Governor that thero is nothing, new in
tho recommendation, that steps be taken for
bringing the swamp lands into cultivation.
In 1856, the Hon. Alexander Ma@yck, theu
representing the Parish OF ST. James Santec.
introduced into the Stale Senate bill "to
"proinote Tho draining and Improvement OF
Finland sWnu,ps." This bill WAS ratified on
December 20, and is still on the statute
hooks. 1t allows two-thirds of the propric-
tors of inland swamp lands to become u
body corporate for the purpose OF draining
and Improving tho same; provides for the
construction Of the necessary works upon
the lands Of persons not members OF tho
association; md makes all lands drained aud
improved by any corporation, liable for the
dohts OF tho corporation.
Under this act oil the SWAMP lands In tho
State could be drained and improvcd-i2
there WIS q ready market for them ut prices
high enough to tempt foreign capital to en-
bark in tho venture. THIS is tho real trou-
bic; one which neither pathos nor rhetoric
can easily overcome. Time will do it; but
not Governor Scott.
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III the United States Senate, Senator Ecrry
offered resolution by which IL il proposed
to relieve all persons now disqualified by
the third section Of tho XIYth Coustiiu-
tonal Amendments Snuator Sawyer, of Souy!,
Carolina, proposed as an amendment that
no person who served as an officer in the
"rchol army or nnvy shou.d bn SO received,
land the resolution itself should not go irlu
effect till all the States were restored 10
Gvugrcss."
We had hoped better things from Mr. Say
yer. Those OWL concentrations mast la ;.w-
fully corrup!ing.
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Small Bills.

Tho difficulty of obtaining notes Of small
denominations, is adding to tho embarrass-
ment caused by the striuSencJ in the
Charleston money market There is not
nearly enough capital in The South for car
ryine on its legitimate trade; nor have the
Southern States their iust proportion of the
currency OF tho country. The Eastern
States viii, wa presume, resist nny new dis
iribution OF the currency, whici, would give
tic Solil u larger share, but the West and
Soatll should he able, before lon.r. te .rrsi
from New England Il measure Of tariiY Jus
lice. Until ihon, IL ia nos muc! 80 rs, that
I4lie Secretary OF the Treasury supply tho
South with notes small enough for use in
general business. At this tin:u our bankers
eau Obtain, from the Northern financial ocn
tres only notes OF ono thousand dollars.
which cannot hc circulated in tho country
or city. Smaller bills may bo had at half
per cent. premium. but thcrc is no valid rca-
son why this tax shonld he imposed upon
us.
we Ito not expect Tho Secretary Of The
Treasury TO print grcenbacke for our pccu-
liar benefit; all that we ask is that the Troa-
sury Department exchange. or demand,
large bills for bills Of low denominations.
Un'ess this be done, the strinscncy which
ROW exisLs may increase in inLensiiy, for
cone thousand dollar bills in giving case
70 our money market. are Of no use what
ever.
COmnlaiutg of the ecorciIv re ,-,,u hill.
arc common in the North, hut The pinching
is worst i'll the South, where tho financial
shoe is smallest.
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Eutlcr's Vindiention.

We have often heard OF the conscience of
= corporation Id being tantamount to no
conscience at all. We have now new Illus
tration of This great principle. The weakly
reviewer OF the Boston Reflector has given
an elaborate Judgment in regard to the
''t11'i't9 POSSESSION Of tie property Of tho
"dcsertcr Twiggs" by General Butler. who
he says, ''did neither more nor less than his
duty" We admire this kind way of put
ting Spoon-Bills' case before the public. An
Old Eailcy lawyer couldn't do better for q
house-breaker than to impress upon jury
this new definition OF larceny-it is merely
tho taking possession of property--thc ac-
cession OF worthy gentleman to an inher-
itanco which Providence had provided for
him. But tho reporter adds, rs II this ex-
tenuation stil left some ugly questions for
Butler to answer, "Io seized [stolef] that
property for the benefit of the national
government. II was oil accounted for to
"sovornmenh-swords and plate. and every
ching else. General Butler is not penny
"the richer for tho seizure [theft] OF the
''rebels' goods and chaLtols. He mado that
property lpunderl over to General Banks
''whcn he was superseded by that oomman-
"der, and Gonoral Banks faithfully [for there
'is honor among thioyesl accounted for 1t
"to government Twiggs' Istolen] swords
''are now in Washington In charge OF tho
Treasury Department Not speck rests
''upon General Buffers reputation Cfor you
"cannot blacken charc ,aI NJ
Wo put tho explanations in brackets so as
to bring out thiJ precious specimen of casu-
istry. Everybody knows thnt the receiver
is as bad ~ tho thief; brs here, G1ys the rn-
porter, the government is tae roooivor. Our
reply is, that tho ruie works both whyg, and
the chief il ns bad N tho receiver. To take
property that does not belong TO you Is theft
and the character Of tho act Is changed IN
no respect by tho uso made OF the booty
1t may be stolen for ones government, for
ono's family, for ones self. Robin Hood
wnB not tho loss robber because ho often
stole rom tho rich and gave to tive, poor
Is the modern captain Of banditu boiler
nay, spoLloas man-when he dcspoils tho
poor to give to tho richP Or 10 tho robbery
glOriied Ly the circumstance that IT. pllascs
tho coffin Of dead warrior and wrosts from
his heirs tho most saored trophies Oi his re-
nowni The honor OF t,e government Ia
concerned In disSorgins spoiis OF this sort
from its Treasury vaults. Bankruptcy will
not ensus, though every memorial OF the
dead is restored, and every spoon, wntoh,
brooch and marriage ring carried auay from,
the homes and tho persons OF tho living.
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President desires to conclude convention
on the basis OF security OF the cable lines
i'll time OF peace and war against milru or
wanton destruction or injury, by declaring
that such acls shall bc dccmc,l acts OF plracy,
ana SO punished: also, shat suitable provisions to
encourage ihc fn,nre construction OF ocean lincs,
anu That hereafter no exclusive concessions shall
bc nat!c without The Join. ac;icn OF the two gov
cFiiinciiS whose shores are TO br connected. Tic
scrutiny 0t mA'sa".5 by Gopcrnmcn; officials in
favor or tic power coit;o!':u;. either end is. in
the opinion oi ,hc President, calculated 10 lead 10
troualc; therefore he PROPOSES TO have provision
agan3. il. Th.s project Il submitted simply as y
basis FOR future discussion, should The leading
Powers viii, the United States in consider
ns The subject enc for international consiGcra.
iiOn and jurisdiction.
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Tho Now York Times says:

"Wc hope wo shall not be suspected OF utter
ing an ungcnerous taunt, when we say that
Son'h Carolina Is not exactly In position 10
talk about pledging its last dollar and ;nan Ia
the governmcnt,' in caso Of war. We ccrIain-
ly mean no olIcucc in asking whether South
Carolina wonld not do better 10 think about
dcvotihg iis last dollar ami man towards tho
restoration Of ills own Impoverished rcsour-
ccs."
The only ungcnerous thing about il is, lie
assumption that SouLt (nrolti1x f" had any
idca of pledging men OF money for any
such purpose. Tho "Genora@ Assembly,
did say something of tho kind, hut that You
know, is Il very different mlttcr.
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We hes to relnind thr auycrt'sin.
friends Of TnH NRws, that We will publish. as
nanal, q fow days before Christmas, list of
our Christmas advertisers, calling particular
attention 10 stocks OF goods chosen ior tho
holiday season. In this way, advertisers in
TIL: News &ill enjoy wider and more at
tractivc publicity than can bc given then, by
any other newspaper in the State
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A CONCURRENT resolution was offered In
the House OF Representative, yeltordly. ro-
quirins the State Treasurer TO make ato-
ment OF the relations between the Stata nd
the Financial Agent" That buainea5
wants sitting, not uhitewlahing.
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GorlieuItare. asrirnlinrc, &c.

ORNAMENTAL TREES, ROSES, GREEN
" HOUSE PLANTS, &c.-OonsstinE or the hest
aorLs Japoulca Plants aud Plowcrs Fruit Trees and
other Nursery plnnts Catalogues can be got on
the premises. Spring street second door west OF
Rutledgo avenue
uccl etutlGs WA FERGUSON,
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Gum for Galc.

ENLORIDA LAND FOR SALR.-
T. Valuable PLANTATION OF $50 acres In siu.
rion County. Flerida is oflurod nt private sale,
about one half cleared and under cultivation:
part best hammock. This Pianiet0n Is one Of
ihc most desirable In tic aHte; Ia very pro,l;tc-
i've Tor Co,ton, Rico, Cnrp, Sugar, Vegetables.
.Ac.; also line for Oranges and other Fruits; Is
located I'm ono OF the hoaithIcst and most plea
sant hei5Aborhonds In tho State, being conFcni.
MULLlGAN, Cotton Factor, Accommodation
Wharf, Charleston, S. G. nOy1a
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THE bill "to better protect holders of in
"snrancc policies" has passed. the Senate
and is expected to pass the lIouse--afior a
Fight
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DRINrlNG PRESS FOR SALE AT A
4 GREAT BARGAiE.-Ono small Cylinder TAY.
i.OR PRESS la complete repair. It haa been but
nwner has no use for it. Tho sxo Of the bed Of
the Prcss W forty-lour By ffty-oight inches. Bald
Press Will be sold al greet bargain " applied for
at Once, tile ronm II occupies is wanted for
othor psirpOses- Addresses Box No. 8Io6 New York
POsto2lce sept20
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WITTY ai"oION HOIIIiL U. q .. L. iI
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ASTON Oh nny OF tho tra,nR Tho arrangements
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G0nratioual.
K ING'S UNTAIN MILITARY
IN SCHOOL, YoRKTILLR, S. O.

Tho Firat Session or tho school year OF 1870 viii
begin on tho LIST OF February, 1870.
Terms-For school expenses including tuition,
bnard, washing, iiGhtR fuel, books and station.
cry Sl3' in currency, per session OF live months,
payable tfa advance.
For circulars containing full particulars, apply
10 COI0ERL A. COWARIG
ucco thm8 Principal and Proprietor.
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Stoucs, Nnnncs. Nr.
- TOVES At W ROE ES A 1. L,

TUE UNDERSIGNED, SUCCESSORS OF HOR
Ton 4 SnEriEED HAVE RESUMED THEIR
TEAnE IN STOVES, rs W!itAL.SAI.E UE.i,I:I:s.
IN c:AAEotUN Wrr!i THEIR OTHER Hus:.
MSS, AND ARE NOW PREPARED TO SUPPLY
OTHER DEALERS, FACrURs. sIEECHANTs AID
hlE T'lE CUsToMBi.s OF rl.g OLD HOUSE,
WITH I'll" aOST APPROVED DESCRIPTIONS
uF COOKING STOVES, EANGR.i AND HEATING
STOVES AT A CLosE ArpnuXIalATIOS TO
foyEpKY PRICES.
TIE COOKING STOVES aSD RANGES ARE
SOLD WITH Ok WITHOUT ruHNrrURE-SoME
Of THEM ARE DESIGNED TO OPERATE WITH.
OUT TIE AID OF CIIlMNEYs II NECESSARY
AND ALL ARB GUARANTEED 10 BAKE PROP.
EnlY, IP SIT UP AS DIRECTED.
THE RANGES ARR UNUSUALLY LOW IN
rRECB-HAvE SIX BOILER opEHINGs AND
DOUBLE OVENS, THOUGH BUT SINGLE
PIPE, AND NEED NO BEion- WORK TO SET
THEM UP.
TIE STOCK OF HEATING STOVES EMBRACES
CAsrIRoN AIR.TrGuTs. RussM.IRoN AIR.
TIGHTS, SIMULATE OR BOX STOVES, &c.
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES AND PRICES
WILL BB FURNISHED UPON APPLICATION.
WI SHEPHERD CO.,
No. "a HAYNE sTRRET.
CHARLESTON q. c..
APANNHD TIN WARE
AT wuoLRsALR
WM. Su HERD & CO.,
No. q HAYNE STREET
g r APED TIN-W ARE
AT WHOLESALE.
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No. "a HAYNB STREET.
E,RENCH RETINNED IRON WARE
AT WuOLESALH.
wM. sHHpHH & CO.,
No. "a HAvNE sTRNlsr.
DELL WILLIE COPPER
30 l. N NIL Ls.
AGENTS IN CHARLESTON:
VIZ. sHEp HERD Is CO.,
No. "a HAYNB STREET.
- -
ftliseellancous.
n r. D a U il X
MUSIC DEALER, Piano Toner. Teacher OF Ylo-
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mcnts.
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BALLS AND PARTIES furnished with the best
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sUhrRR, CAROLINA. HOSTBTTBR, OR PLANTA.
TATfON BITTERs. whiie the psoduetion OF tho
great SOLOMON b IN our midst. Uncle Sam appre-
ciatca II highly By permitting tha sale free from
stamp duty.
For snlo a. RAOuL. 4 LYNAH
dcc2
W r. G II u p FL N,
DENTIST,
OPTION TO ATS KNo srRnr.
nov1s omos
g o l. o n ON'S BITT TIERS
sPEoIPIO
For that disease which Ia curod by tho npslIca.
ton OF the la.T OF sio titng dog.
Numerous certificates can DO furnished.
POr saie n RAnwT 4
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-09

nROPPED FROM My WAGON, WHILE
~ near the market. yesterday morning. n
PACkAGE OF FhPRItS-one n decd or convey.
ahcc OF a lot Of ian1 from S..H. Rodgers to o. e..
II. Jac"bi, and two oil tiiies 10 other property
Tic Hinder will he rewarded by applying at TiiH
DAILY ETsws Onicc. deco IL
+ OST DURING TIE FIRE IN COMING
~ street ON the Sth instant, n little Colorcd
Girl named Carrie. Any one who has her, will
relieve tile parents by leaving her ~; No. Is Ann
hlreet. deco
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-09

WANTED. AGENTS. Two HUNDRED
w and FIFTY pn'lars per month. To seai The
oaiY Gcnuino improved Common Sense Family
SEWING MACHINE. frico only SIS. Great ili-
ducements 10 Agents. This IL the most popular
Sewing Machine or ths lay-makc~ the famous
'lHaStic Lock Siiich'-wili do any Kind az WORK
that can lac 'lone on any iracl,tnc One hIiu,ircd
Thousand gold and the demand constantly In.
c:caSing. Now Is The time to take un agency
send Tor Circulars. ~ Beware Of inrrirrprs Is :,
Address SECOMB CO, Boston, hIass.; Pitts
hr:E, Pa, or ST. Louis, blo. ociae ::;nN,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-09

4 GENTS WANTED EyEHYWHERy TO
"a sell tiic American KNrrrIMG uhCIilEE
The only prnriical Family Knitting MaCiiue over
invented. fr:ce S25. viii knit NJ, D,0oO etitslGs
per minute. Address American Knitting Machlnc
Company, Eoston, Mass., or ". Louis ao.