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ID e l. TIL CT b e L. T IN g
5000 FEET oAK-TANNED LEATHER BELT
5000 FEET GUM Betting. 2, 8. 4, and 5
PLY
$50 SIDES PATENT DRESSED LACE
LEATHER
800 DOZEN METALLIC-TRPED BELT
LACTNG
100 BOXES BLAKE'B PATENT BELT
STUDS i..- q -,t
LEO DOZEN TOLLMANS BELT HOOKS
75O YARDS GUM PACKING, 1-16 INCH TO
INCH THICK
TUCKS PACKING, ! NOH TO Il INCH Dl.
AMETER
sOAPsTONE PACKING, INCH TO u
INCH DIAMETER
WHITE AND BROWN JUFE PACKING
ITALIAN HEMP PACKING
RUBBER AND LEATHER HOSE
MANHoLE AND HANDHoLE GAsKETs OF
ALL SIZES.
CAMERON, BARKLEY Il CO..
Northeast Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets.
January1
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Conurnee. per rsourn-,:n1o,,na Ka,iroso

Consrnees per soutntnI DINA Haiiro~N
July IT,.
1ss bales Cotton A packages Baeop 80 sscss nn
-en NJ r. Conrfney 4 Co Bol. mann Bros, Lorsn.z'
saS McI eisb o'Ne,Il, u S,efens, Claehorn' her
rino 4 Go. Hart & wirtb, + D Kracke.
cu,u... per Northeastern railroad
July IL.
,,,os COTTON. s5 bushels Rice, 427 bb!s Naval
s.oros % cars Iumher, stock, Mdse, &c. 10 Mar
sban. Jr. J BIrden, S D stoney. Reeder Z Davis,
"A coldsmith L co, Dit ckof & Cod ouacken'
bush, Knyenel L Holmes, Follln, Cohen q o
r Mnrnhy. p L 0uilleaume. J N Caldwell l. Sope:
chirner. Frost & Adeer, Z Bull, q Keils, Miss
Blamyer, J Wet .,s, B F Simmons, sarders'
and Railroad agent. a--s.. =: =
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na.ket. by Telegraph.

Markets by Telegraph.
i:rsts 5so, ioRE1aN MARKETS.
Hosnos, July ly17-Noon.-consolf,e eS. RondsS2H
Iuxapoo1. July '17-Noen.-cotton quiet at
1ss1d; Orleans lshd; ss:es 5000 bales ,othefs ur-
,chsnopd a1'lS,. -, !, - r,;,.t ,t-,gs
TsIssa. yas. iy.-susar arn1 as sxsssl reals.
HsehsSessop Uptted etates rsSost ;eold $3.50 lFe.
uffuu1a. dun ..dts.d ct - s'sss - ~ q o. 9 = 80,
ssrps prs lDc1EsMo @hARKE1s..!.sa - .
AfSYuax, July -Evenins; Cotton dun and
uasssnesd; izlss $50 bsies at ss1asse Flour dull
ma hrsyy, I'm. 6AlOc lower; superane estase te2oa
q 60 Mness Inc lower Corn less active and scarce
II = nrm. wh,stey quiet; Western 81 CO Zee.
RuhAEuer s.ss2 soand auietK Lardcseady' Nsyel
stbrSs quiet SO d;-iS = -" =. O. g.
BxNn1oRE, July 17:--YIrsinia skies, old. 6o1s;
SS,s. So coaon quiet At $40. Flour dull with light
aGe4sds twhest sisady and inaetrvv nsw redsl 6oe
HI cssa inner q 81 10. porh quiet u ssA. Bacon
,actisSHa sdunupgi clear isaslsc; shoulders f6He.
-LArd dull o. l9Hc;. sss. svaais;SI:.
IOuumxz. Jolly -whialey astire,s Proyisions
ysry: firm. Purt ass.T bacon, elexf rih, .lsalsHc
Issd Baw whisksy o. - q, ~ ~ r -
Csonxaa july l7.-Provihons az Meas PORK
sal lafdfsxo3 igs!s i.ssis .t54i 9si1,ss.: %.
a. tosfs July IL Meas pork sss 4ssss 50, b
con, cisss isb isAc; sides lsxc. whiskey steadyss
q o&IG6s -. - 81 -; =; sl., -
VnInzesrox, July 1L-spirits turpenttne steady
as ssko hosipqu5es u s1soaS bos iGxude furpen'
4tpepnehangsd. daedecas 2os. 'h|f ''- 7.t
1e6ni. July 1E@coeton, nothing done; re
ci.yes q bales -. - .srty >
= NxM O1aaans July r.-ootton, middlng s2He
sAy5 bsssi; rtcsiSu tls sbsaes; ezporss2ei1 bales.
ED tx. 'stsriine soK. New York night y pre-
us.n.. .uesr, common iOaafa; prime lske.. No
siSsSsess oAsfins. - -. = a.. - s y. .
s1s.1s.... ..ps a1.-coson. no n.sias; exports
3.AvsusrA, July 17-ssles Il bales; receipts 8
aaas.. Market closed nrmer than sor some days
pnsI iBdt htsIe Offering. -. 60 -
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nR. RI IA US
LDEN MEDIE
AK FOB NO OTHER, TAKE No oTHER, AND
you will save time health aud money.
SltG0 REWARD for any caee OF disease In ahy
stage which they fail 10 cure.
DR.. BICH Us GOLDEN BALKAN NO. cures
Ulcers liberated sore ]hroat and Month, FORE
yes, Cutaneous or skin Eruption, Cooper cnlored
Bloches orepess Of the scalp. tcrofla, Ac; Is the
greatest Renovator, Aliera1ve and Blood Further
Known removes oil diseasrs from the system, and
leaves the blood pure and healthy. ..-..
Or. KICHhU'. GOLDEN BhLSAM No. cu:es
Mercurial Affections rheumatism In all 1t forms,
whether f. ON mercury or other causes; gives tmme'
diate relief in all cases. No dieting NECESSARY l
have thousands Of Certificates proving the rntfssu-
lCus cures efecteo by these hemediee. Price OF
either No. or No IS per bottle, or Two bottles for
DR. RICHAu's GOLDEN ANT1DoTE, safe spec
dy peasant and radical cure fnr all Urinary De
ragements, accompanied With full directions. Price
So FER bottle
radical cure for Nervous or Gcn-ral Debility IN old
or young; impartng entIgv With wonde ful eject.
Price IS Ter bottle, or two bottles for $9.
On receipt OF price these Remedies Will be shipped
to any place Prompt attention paid to all cores
dents. None genuine without the name Of "Dr.
RICHAU'S GOLDEN REAEDlER. d. y. RICHARDS.
Sole Proprietor" blown in glass OF bot les.
Address p B. RICHARDS.
No 22S vaick-stroet, New York
OHice Hours from A. NJ. toSP.M.
Circulars sent 1y July y
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~,,>~.Srs.>
q - ;i;c pHA Es OF THE NOON.
last Quarser, lst. hours. q minutes, evening. .
New Noon. 0th, nours "A minutes mot ming. =
first Quurier leth I hour. z6 minutes, morning.
eun Moon, 2Sd 8 shouIs 81 rn,rutet mornIna: =
last Ouarter, S1st II hours, 1 umutse, morning
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b,s.ea Market.


l051cN.i July lA-cosyzE-1 IA vefy nsce
disJa1a Aunssctious have bean oo1nmeoj 70 1nAi
~ 81 Htnsedb5 tho trade. We quots sales o. saya
q 9iXo Old; .In spo Java ut 2ic3f goid ana mo
coxron-ths iu.ffet for eo4on has been quiet for
ssssps AID prcel h.ye essed ons I'M niue .sn ro
Sa1rSe1 /. a ftmifoo demand nom observation-disclosures
Ayine mAaonoed prices unfavorably stocss, hoH.
-. - yafy lsRht and hosdets tDttnerent ABOUT
sSane. we Su0te ordinary ut 7saas5 gDod ordinary
56kaS1; lon niddfng Sstlssz. ana mioonns 's'ss
70 3 ib incau1tng up.snds snd gull
sDtHn0-1ls naraet has been quiet me pas
voaS- - Soeh eostons and woonens, md shlss con-
1SSsl "a srpel loes e wanted BY jobbers Cottons
~ ouit Hr1a. sni Ape ssasopahas woolens the mar
fse su0Aans ful current prices
aErTT nAaaO-kAa market % quiet Tor gunny
xnnrs ~ i,foSa sre noninally 16aiexo. currency
8gnY 1Iora-Nsrket quiet but nrm. Sales Of
U0 ssies Bornss IN New York at 12c. gold IN bond.
- 100 bSles pative st 23Ho. currency we quote
1a13Ke. currency, md. .lokc. gold, IN bono.
IDAX--1hi nses iays bsen q N6s$z0 y ton, % 10
.U1al1fy, for Rortkesn and Western.
rNivM GSonEE -Spfrtts turpanttne II MN ana
-rRipes have advanced tol6s48Hc, WITH sman saies.
n q; ran md pitch no trsnsactions Of any M
yestanee. c''Fc 80 = = z -
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THE ASTONISHING

THE ASTONISHING
DISINF F &c II A N T.
EMORY COLLEGE, OXFORD. Ga, December o. 1868.
Prof. DARBY. Dear Sir-taviDg not been en-
esaed for many years In the active duties Of the
Medical profession ! am only superhcally aoquaint.
ed with the claims ef your Prophylac1c FLUID. but
am well acquainted with it's chemical elements.
While, therefore I cannot speak e1perimennlly OF
the value of the compound vet the dislnfectng and
therapeutic properties OF the agent. eInoyed In 1ts
composltiop, together with the wen Known repua-
don II ,ts dlscoverer, as chemist authorize me to
regard its merit as of high order on the whole it
must be considered as valuable contribution TO the
class Of articles to which 1t be!engs.
These views, may add, are sustained by the test.
rnony OF many Competent Judges. who Lave tested
its properties. Believe me, dear sir.
Yours, respectfully,
A. MEANS, NJ. D., LII. D.
COHES BURNS. WOUNDS, sTlNGs, &c.
.- ALABAMA lNsANK HOSPITAL,
TUsrALoosA December a. 1883
Messrs. JOHN DARBY l. Co., No. $50 Wtlis m.street,
New York:
Gcnaenen-I received your circulars Of the II th
instant. asking an expres SION OF opinion from me as
to the merits Of your Pro- hyactic Flu d. Jhe pre-
paraton has been 50 :neral1 used by the proies-
sion and public al large and go universally ese en-
ed that it seems To me to need no further recon-
mendat1on.
AS dlsinfectant and remedial agent too. when 10
d,cat d. 1t is not eIceIl b, any similar preparation
We use permeanganic prepa ations very extensively
In this b. spital and cou not do without them. ]
consider you, tAe best and most elegant pie para
ton OF the kind manufactured.
Respectfully yours. &c
BRICg. n. L.,
Sup't and Physician Alabama Insane Bospila.
DONIE s. NOISE,
WHOLE>ALL DRUGGISTS,
May 25 tuths3mos Agents for South Car linn.
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EHEDAILY NEW s.
Thrift

NJ .a,,. are blown aboutthe world.
From He.rt. Content 70 ioeiess iao; &
The ldes play out, ne sinds SS@ come uo"1'
And perns follow eoe sno sn'os .~;rs
When Fancy tricks me into dreams,
- INV love In ruyal rooms
More tban q queen. when all are queens,
And nnes beside her seem Ike grnoms. -
heshvhile shs spins her wheel indoors,
: 'Beeinsinz 1henSthe days begin!
1--WE shah not want "-her vers woros-u
", bouab never fhip Of thine come In"
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m. Raw ,York r Ice Narket,

sassut. IN: .fass evening and to-day there was
rse Moseuent In Carolina for cuIation and job.
~ ss embracing sofne 80 ca,ks ON the spot and
8 aefSe 1tc ohaa:. With the exception OF this
ousnt, the market ID bare OF stock. and IN advance
= loolcd Sor. To-day the local trade II quiet nut
therS - goed demand for out oi-towo use. We
Sg1ots to-day 8Ks9xo. 10 Bangoon there II moro
86ng ar lecal use; 900 bags sold at 7xasxc, cur.
:fSnky, duty paid" . ."'t
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@ariue5 aius.
POlt.I {C4Al4hiNDAR

Drt or CEariestou, July 10.
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Exports.

Exports.
NEW YoRK-Per steams ip Manha.tan7as as bags bags 3
p,.e Sos bbl. Rcsin, 81 bales Yarp.. ZIG sscks
wheat, Ss bbls Flour, 9es crates Vegetables and
Frut. ne eml ty Bar els, 4u0 Watermeious, ooo
9aOKVAIK. sONN-Psr schr Mary stow-l2o,oVo
;. feet B0aiAs and Pispk.
.ATHESs. HUDSON RIvER-Per schr CadyT
= l2b012 fses Resawed stuff.
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The ella DAILY NEWS MORNING. July 1859
RailrDaDs.
SUUTH CAROLINA RAlLRuAD.

GENERAL sJPERINTENDENT's OFFICE,
CHARLESTON 3. O., April 9, 1869.
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, APRIL 11TH, IHH
PAssE::oER TRAINS of the South Carolira Rail-
road will rup as follows:
FOR AUGUSTA.
Leave Charleston. ...... ..'.......a'ao a. a.
Arrive at Augusta. a:4o e. n
Connecting with trains for Monteomers. Memphis
Nashville and New Orleans, via Montgomery epe
' FOR COLUMBIA.
Leave Charleston. a.
Aes conneens se WITH wilmington and Raj
FOL: CHARLESTON.
Leave Augusta.
Arrive at Charleston. ..'-.-..n'ig ~
Leave Colum bIa. ..... ...... ......I 10 .. %
Arri7e at Charleston. on..,................5lD - 2.
81 ''' " AUGUSTA NiiGHT EXPRESS
SUNDAYS ExcrrIEp.l
Leave Charleston. ..........-....'.''s ~
Arrive at Augusta blu A. -
Connecting With trans Tor Memphis, Nashville
and New Orleans. vis Grand Junction.
cave Augusta e a.
N-''''' " COLUMBIA NIGHT EXPRESS.
SUNDAYS EXCEPTED!
Leave Charleston. ."....'........''''o'"22
Connecting sundays e1cepeedl with ereepv,lle AM
Columbia Railroad.
Leave Columbia. .......................e.S0 Z.
srMMERvILI.E TRAIN.
1eave Charleston. 1885 P. n
Arrive at summeryille, ,.,............. $40 ?. N.
Teave summprylle .................T.10 A. "
Arr,ve at Charleston ..,.,,..........S.25A A. n
CAMDEN BRANCH.
Camden and Golumbt Passenger Trains on MON
DAYS WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS, connects With
up and down Day Passengers at Bingvllle.
Leave Camden en......-,...."....... ....;6'oo a. a.
Arrive St colnmbia.... ........."..........11.e .11.eeA:
Irr;ys al Corpden. ....,,.,.T.0JP p. M.
! Signed, q. T. pEAKF,
Tlnrii 10 General Supenntepdept.
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GDe GbafleSton gems.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER ss, 1869.
TO Our Friends In the Country-In-
dueements to New Subscribers.

we desire, II possible, to make The NEWS,
,ohicn is already ,ottaout exception ne cheapest
aesrspaper in the South, q regular eiSttor n,
sserp ipeR regulated household is this and The
srdjotafno states. As an ipzacenert to the plant
ess TO subscribe TO THE NEWS oerore the erptrd-
ton or ne present gear, zoe haze arranged iott
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srs ar ne RURAL. CARoLINIAN, to supply that Taeao
asd superb aoricultxral magazine, together totta
tT8E Nsws, to annsao subscribers, at the JoAoto-
Sn0 perv loo rates: :,
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and the flesh was fairiy roasted. fhe
bodies seemed drawn up IN . heap 10 prcseat
as small surface to the names as possible, and
in this position the poor fellows suffered the worst
agony and died. Their faces were burned to
crisp and defed all attempts at recognition.
Their hands were burned, the ends Of their Hngers
being burned of. One man met with fearful
death. Although not severely burned, if burned
at all he was choked and smothcred with tie
smoke. He tried to crawl to the outlet and suc-
ceeded until he reached the partition wall. Here
he became confused, and, turning, went directly
towards the burning stage. few feet beyond
he struck bench which had been pulled out Oh
its place, and could not proceed. In his ccniu-
sion 1t was evident that he felt himself In pen
from which there was no escape. Sinking on his
knees, his hands were thrown over the bench, az
II he was in the attitude OF prayer.
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features Of o gold and currency bank.
Such bank in this city would draw to itself
at once q large business, and would soon
secure the confidence OF persons in the in
terror. who now hoard up their gold and
make it valueless for all useful purposes. II
they could deposit their coin in the gold de-
partment of the bank, knowing that the two
departments would be kept separate in every
particular, their confidence would rapidly
return, and the large amount OF specie now
lying idle, would be brought forth to give TO
our trade new stability and life. This
would materially strengthen our position,
and would pave the way by degrees to re-
return to specie payments. We should Like
to see one of the old Charleston banks re-
viyed upon the gold and currency plan
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Pricking the Babble.

The news which we print this morning, in
regard to the Blue Ridge Railroad, is com
plete vindication Of the justice OF the stric-
lures which this paper has passed upon tile
whole project since it went into Radical
hands, as well as O gratifying proof that
even Radical hides cannot long Withstand
the scourging Of bold and Independent
press.
When Governor Scott and Mayor Pills.
bury, who, by virtue Of their Offices, control
nine-tenths OF the stock capital Of the road,
gave the contract for its completion to Crlss-
veil, Patterson & Co., at a round price OF
1000, 900, we held up to public reproba-
ton the schemes Of the Radical ring. and
explained the why and wherefore Of the ne
farious transaction. The road was only to
cost 81, 900, 900 in 1860, and the SO, 900, 900
certainly left abundant room for the pay
ment of commissions to the Governor and
all his satellites AS soon as TIE News
Laid bare the ms and outs of the negotia-
ton, and showed that the Blue Ridge Rail-
road alone would add about $4,000, 900 to
the State debt, and weutd double the State
taxation, the market for the State bonds
suddenly became dull and depressed, and
the contractors and their tools began to fear
that it would be impossible for them to get
rid OF the State guaranteed bonds at any
thing near par. Then they had also to run
the gauntlet OF the General Assembly for an
extension Of the amount to be guaranteed,
from 81, oGG, coo to %. 9.00e,oGo This damp
ed the arcior Of the contractors, and they
would have forfeited their bur cain long ago
had not q connection OF Governor Scotia
saved their credit by going TO work alone
with pick and spade among the fnounsc;ns
which oyershsl0w Walhalls. And Govern
or Scott himself began to be alarmed. The
State bonds would not rise. The financial
public regarded our Radical government. end
negro Legislature as moro than sot-oG to
our debt of only s5. O00, 900 and the growing
prosperity OF the people The only interest
that Governor Scott had In the Blue Ridge
Railroad was q personal interest," and when
he found that his pet contractors Gid not
fulfil their bargain, ho threw them over
board rs he had already thrown overboanl
all regard for the honor end profit OF the
State.
The meeting Of stockholders heh on Sat-
urday was private Que. No reporters were
admitted, but it has lea ed Out that q colored
director was q cted and that the DIR Ct0rS
hoce anaallea tie $1,000 o08 contrac. ssiih
CiESsoeu. Patterson &c %. T Is dis .?0sss oi
the Radical Blue R<i Q Bin fer ONE me
to como. It "a true +. Of the.e a,e o. Oaa,-
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For This Time Only.

The mummers and bummerS who ape the
manners and assume the name of "mem-
bers of the General Assembly of South Caro-
lima" meet in Columbia to-day, and to-mor-
row, Beelzebub permitting, the pantOmime
will begin.
The plot of the Legislative farce is 80 we'll
worn that we know just what to expect,
whether from the clowns OF the House, tho
harlequins OF the Senate, or the columblnes
of the Executive Mansion. The stage has
been newly decorated for the occasion. and
the legislators will pass their days in the
midst of unwonted splendOr of upholstery
and gliding; but the programme viii not
have many variations
The white renegade the black BOBBY and
the brown Adonis will repeat tho queer an
tics which became so familiar before the
close of the last regular session. Governor
Scott will present his message OF love end
peace, in which he will laud to the skies
South Carolina Radicalism, explain the con-
dition OF the State, pat on the back "the
young man Of much promise" who is our
trusted financial agent, and lay the blame
of all that goes wrong on the bended shoul-
ders OF responsibility and worth There will
be glowing pictures in charcoal of what
South Carolina will be in the future. Perch
ed on the reconstruction fence and sighing
for second term, the Gubernatoral squat
ter will promise the business men reduc-
ton OF expenses, and the property holders
lower taxation. At the same time he will
fling himself into the embraces OF Cuflee
and promise that odorous individual fat
Offices land and whiskey, and gold galore
all at the cost Of the State. The Comptrol-
General will show what has been spont
during the year, and will prove to his own
satisfaction that every dollar laid out was
the natural fruit OF the extr2vagance Of pre-
ceding administrations. Like stHis Excel
Iency," he will apologize and promise. The
same old stOryi
When the message has Oecn read over ana
prayed over, the leading performers will ope
their gracious mouths and chalk out the
legislation of the session. For o week or
two the wheels will roll lsmoothIy-later they
will require incessant greasing. At first,
there may be show Of awful moderation.
The Radical Satans will rebuke Democratic
sin. But long before the end Of the session
the motley crew will be hard at work as
good laws and framing
bad ones, doing all they can for their own
profit and the loss of the State. They will
begin mildly and meekly, bat before they
adjourn they will rage for greenbacks as of
yore.
The General Assembly win sit as long as
the members can squeeze out per diem,
and contingent remainders in the shape Of
fees and mileage. When they are filed with
pence and plunder, they may consent TO ad
journ.
One consolation we have: When the cur
tain falls it will fall forever on the creatures
who have been, and are, shame and de-
gradation to every decent man in all South
Carolina When the bell rings, in 1870,
there will be new play and new players.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-23

90 bonds which the State has already CON
sented to endorse, but even if these are
stolen or frittered away the people will still
save at least s5, ,0oO, 900.
TAis result is due, we may fairly claim, to
THB CHARLESTON NEWS alone. Convinced
that the enterprise, in the hands OF Scott
and Pillsbury, whatever its intrinsic merits.
had become gigantic swindle, TIE NEWS
proclaimed the fact; il exposed the manner
Of awarding the contract; it showed the eX-
orbitant prices proposed to be paid for ma
terials; it explained to the foreign capitalist
that Radicalism was breaking our backs and
forcing the people toward reputation.
These revelations at first, aroused storm
of anger and irritation. We were told that
we were stabbing the credit Of the State
and deprecisting the bonds; we were as
sured that TIE NEWS was injurlng it's best
friends, and that it's course could do no good.
But this journal was not lead by entreaty or
swayed by threat It swung the tomahawk
over the head of Radicalism in season and
out OF season 1t gave them no mercy who
had shown our people none. And the re-
suit is that Scott and Pillsbury are cowed
and defeated; that nine millions OF dollars
is saved to South Carolina; that $3.50, 900 a
year OF interest is saved to the people, and
that the Radical officials, covering before
just denuncation suddenly discover that
they are opposed, at present. to increasing
the debt Of the State for any purpose what
ever Such an increase they feel must joo-
pardize the pickings and stealings already
snugly invested in State bonds, which would
droop lower and lower, so that all that they
would gain in railroad bribes, and more,
would be lost in falling bonds.
THR NEWS has done good work, and will
not hold its hand until every Radical rascal,
who now pollutes the body polite, is hurled
from the Office which he has disgraced.
Temporizing with these people is useless.
They must be lashca into repentance, and
then kicked out OF the State.