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(which ravaged them during so many long
',ycars; but that tho hill country to which
'the poor negro families resorted for the cn-
'joyment tofindepcndencc and liberty, where
'ahcy cleared and planted soil which was
entirely their own, and where they sought
"simply to provide for their own necessities
'and not to provide cargoes for the foreign
merchant, present series OF pictures of
"lndustry, abundance, virtue and happiness
(which soothc tho heart in q land still I'M
!''pressed with the remembrance of 80 many
Grimes" just at tile present time the tes-
tmony OF this friend of the freedman Is emil
nently suggestive and valuable.
We do not know that it will be needed
But certain are wo that the time has come
when the capital and intelligence and pro-
bity Of the State must take q stand, in the
interest OF eyery class OF society, against that
Ratlicalism which seeks to overthrow oil
civil order, and which cannot oppress and
plunder one class without inilicting deadly
and irreparable injury upon all.
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"A Corrupt Party.


We Of the South have for some time had
good reason to know that Republicanism,
Radlca!lsm and Robbery nll mean very much
the same thing. iiBnt it is certainly note
'wo'ftthy 'ftly admission when. The Nation I, which
Is. the ablest. ofithedRadlcal organise at the
North, frankly ayows tnat the pBfase "Cor-
.'ruptioniSts" is now really used as the name
OF section OF the Republican party and
signifies that the persQns bearing 1t "belohg
ITO the bolder. class OF politicians, who as
'1ong as they are sound on great issues,
''treally believe themselves entitled to what
'.eyer they can make in the party ranks,
'and not to-. be lightly spoken off, The
Nation adds that the phrase is fast losing
Its moral signihcance," which means, we
suppose, that the rascals are making it re-
Specialize BY the, audacity Of their opera:
tions and the munificence Of their robberies.
That. is progress under the lead OF modern
Republicanism. 49,
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A Cool Challenge.
We received the following telegram at n
Into hour Inst evening":

We received the following telegram at n
late hour Inst evening: .,,.
''CoLuMBrA, October IL.
TO TIE EDIToE OF THE NEWS.
We challenge you to meet us on the ques-
tion of rcpudlatlon, md for that purpose oil we
ask is tile use of your columns to answer.
We challenge you and 'Anti State Bonds
to the contest. JAMES M. ALLEN,
- .i OF Greenvllle."
First OF all, our readers will want to know
who this james NJ. Allen may be-, who is so
eager to become the champion of the Radical
junta now engaged in plundering our peo-
pie. His record is this: A Yankee stone
cutter, who settled in Greenville before tho
war, he served for time In the Confedc-
rate reserves, and wound up his martial
career by desertlng to the enemy. For this
notable exploit he was rewarded with the
postmastership Of the town he had dis
graced, and is now the Radical State senator
from Greenville County, and check by jowl
with the worthless Of the Columbia Ring.
Now for our answer. The Ring Is evil
IDENTIFY getting alarmed. The use OF tho
columns Of TIE CHARLESTON News is want
ed to initiate the bubble of Radical credit
which threatens to collapse. Precisely.
Now, if there is any one thing to he said
which might serve to gloss over the rascali-
ties OF our rulers, and to make the iniquities
of our State Government seem n trifle less
hideous in the Dyes OF all honest men, We
wish it distinctly understood that that is the
very thing which it is farthest from our i'll
tentlon to print or allow to be printed in
THE News. This newspaper is, now and
always, the foe Of the political rottenness
and personal corruption which are tho con-
stituent elements of Radicalism in South
Carolina. And whoever aims to defend or
palliate these, must choose some other place
than the columns Of THE CHARLESTON News
in which to blow his horn. aa''ai,
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r. r D A u E r.,
MUSIC DEALER Plano Tuner, Teacher Of Vic.
LIN, Flute and Guitar. Repa!rer c. susical Istru.
ments. iiii1 Urn j, ~ Z. n .i...'sI
Hitchcock's Five and Ten cents Music always
on hand. ,{i1'f
RAILS AND PARTIES furnished with the best
and most fashionable Music lately received from
Europe At moderate prices. Apply at No. 40
King street, fors doors above Calhoun.
oct12 tu1mthemos - ~ iiefftgN W ..t-i
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.R00 ACRES. Ito CAPITALISTS.-
SyGO : A, private sale or for lease, o line
plnnTAIlON In Orangcburg District, forming a
pntt OF the estnte Of the late Colonel Keltt con.
slsing Of about 900 acres $50 Of It cleared 1t Is
Ing stream SOIL tteH red clay, well aGapfeti TO
cotton corn, wheat. foot crops and pioyer. Cii-
mate healthy all tho year. Splendid range for
Ing plantations owned by gentlemen who reside
there an9 secure good order. The buidinge were
replaced cheaply. A largo State roatl' connects it
VIII Wild LeWisyille South Carolina Railroad, six
mles mile distant, The above Is O splendid chance
pleasant, healthy section. In 1855 these lands
were returned at $40 per acre. Will be sold at
half,that price. aPor terms apply to Mrs. LAU.
RENEE KEiTT, Society Hill, 8. d., !, 80
= NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. T., B. Theicy, J. O. Keitt,
ESQ, Orangeburg; II. w. reronneau, Esq, VII.
liam Middleton, ESP, Charleston. = Hs
y octll INV f2mosDfc ~
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UNTIL the first OF January wo will receive
subscriptions for THE CHARLESTON News
and Rural Cdrolfnfan at the following
rates: DAILY News and Rural Caro-
tfnian, one year, S6 50.;.. TRr-WgEKLY News
and Rural Carolfniaa, one year, "a.
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10'000 ACRES IN WILLIAMS
BURG -CQTNrI-lOO ncres of

lNsOOO BURG couNrf-loO acres OF
walton in corn, cotton and rice, The tract il
heavily timbercd with pine, oak;; cypress and
'ings, with fifteen cabins for laborcrs; also one
good mill site, Average production OF the land
ten TO ifteen bushels OF corn and fifteen to TWEEN.
zers The region ab0unds In mari deposits
georgetown Is the nearest market, fhe place being
nSe miles from Georgetown Greek, which is navi.
balance in one and two Years, secured by boni b
ana mortgage. Any smaller number OF acres
WIN be sold at d moderate ntlyance on this rate,
farLle9 desiring TO Inspect the tract can do so by
leaving the Northeastern Railroad at Kingstree.
ana in9ulrlng the way to my place, twenty .threo
mlies distant: The tract lics within one mile Of
Jas. +. CARRAwAY. Survivor OF Perkins 1 Car.
raway, Georgetown Postoffice, 8. G. iTTS.; 40 :.
IN sept20 mwf2moss ptU -s<
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fan6 for Gale.

GALE OF LAND.-THE ENTIRE real,
~, ESTATE OF the late JAMES II. HAMMOND
Probate, In Beech Island, Edgeaeld County. s. C..
october 20, 1900. The Estate consists OF twelve
thousand acres OF land, lying on the Savannah
with two residences, nlll, numerous farm build,
tngs, AMI gooh factory Site. It Is divided nto
sefon plantations, and Will be sold separately.
,f ALSO,
pLaCF, In Southwestern Georgia. For par.
Augusta, Go. sents MA
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Nernouale.

nenpDul6.
ID QUALIFICATIONS, HERRING &
III CO., Factors and Commission merchants.
have removed from Accommodation Wharf to
North Atlantic Wharf. oct8 Imo
TSNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE REMOVED
Il TO the northeast corner OF East bay and
Fraser's Wharf, where we shall be pleased to see
our friends and oner our well assorted stock OF
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, TOBACCO. DC, m
sept FL limo CLACIUS d WlTTE.
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w WHIT In House. Well recommended An
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WANTED TO, HIRE, a COMPETENT
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invalid young man and TO do plain sewing. Ap-
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siE rooms, with good OutbuiIdngs and water.
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NEWS OFFICE.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

rrHE EVENING TELEGRAM OF MONDAY WILL CON-
tain cartoon Fashion, BY the great American artist
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COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP sI,sus.a,l co coxrasYs
Through y, rate; tenn New York . San rraassss:-
Outside. i..s.as Second Cabin. s,s.s.s.
Steamers Of u. aSe.s line pier No a SorS fiver
1901 '' c'n' ''ss' s5UR !. risss TsRss 'Ssevru
.,c,r, v,.o o.os.s on ~. sl issn 81 ard sn, sh, ,.n m
hundred pound. baggage free each adult, Medicine
" Y.s y nEsRS cHAuxcEy, Captain Conner connecting
steamer issvins March connects closely with sesmer
GREAT hEPUSkrc, leaving San Francisco xfrii iof
SoTiSs ~ saIrsERs- -yrslss, for steamer IEsar
An usual facilities afforded shippers in collecting inland
passage ticket. ana AZ far,As, afcrm.slon spply =
STEp STATES AND BsSz !.s ss,. sgmAMsHIs so1
AMERICA, 400 tons buraen Captain =. Tinkclp.ugh,
y. s .a for rsS%s ssa r.r. r.a "a es ss
rs SnassoS sSsia . s saSsP c 'sz
TINTED STATES NAIL TO HAVANA
..ns r.sy sPss vsy sa saas s's.;s9 q ogs w p
,cn cpHsr psl kp Ses L. adams a.
EAGLE, Captain N. n. Greene, March II.
'0' '''s"' y !. I. WHEELER, yr, President,
Mob bowling Jreen
HAVANA, srsAL AND VERA cruz.
III New York and Mexican Mail steamship Line, sailing
every twenty days from pier II Eas, river, alto An
The splendid new steamers . ~.
cIEOPATRA, Captain Phillips, March 10;
CITY or MEXICO, Captain Deaken, March 1
'"''s'' % p'''''' Y. yAIHExAsDRE 4 soys,
a. Beaver street
TEXAS LINE or GALVESTON STEAMERS, roucii.
ing ~ Key West.
The Al sesmsr ARIhDSE, Captain Eldridge will leave
pier III East river on Saturday, Feb. ~.
NO charge for forwarding IN New York Galveston.
Through bs q fading given Houson all GOODS
'sTss zSs = . ss s';s L. Rs So s
L,0R M0BfLE-rERNANDfHA ROUTE.
The brst class FLAu, Captain Hoffman,, leaves
on Saturday, February a. from pier AZ North river N.
Has superior passenger Accommodations
Il now receiving Insurance. guAfsniscd 70 Mobile Al ~
per cent Through sii points ia The interior
For freight or passage nppy 10
T. v PATfERsjS. AGENT i7s chambsrs street
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nfywBgRs or TIE MrLLERs' PROTECTIVE AMI
M Isncvoen Association VIII meet 81 % East broadway
wednesday evening ''ss. = sorrLEsrrSe. Secretary.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, &C.

| T,HE EVENING TELEGRAM ON MONDAY WILL CON-
tain cartoon on Fashion, ~ the great American artist
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

a --poY,T FAIL TO GET COPY or THE EVENING
n. TELEGRAM, with cartoon on ths FAshons OF me
Future, on Monday ncu.
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DON'T FAIL TO GET A COPY OF THE EVENING
IA. TELEGRAM. with cartoon The Fashions Of the Fu
ture, on Monday next
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cate Ut Brussels, on the twonty. irst
day of August, one thousand eight
hundred and s~ixty-seven. by the Hon.
John A. Kasson, Special Commis-
%sioncr, &c, &c, on behalf OF this
Department, and by Mr.. Fassiaux,
Director General of Railroads, Posts,
aud Telegraphs, on behalf of the
Belgian Post Departments. the same
are by me hereby ratified and APP,
proved, by and with the advice and
consent of the President ofthe United
States.
In witness whereof, I have caused
the seal of the Post Office Depart
ment to be hereto affixed. with nay
hsignature, the day and year first above
written. ALEX. w. RANDALL,
RI. s p. NJ. General.
[ hereby approve the aforegoing
Convention, and in testimony thereof,
[ have caused the seal of the United
States to be affixed.
Ii. 81 ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the President:
i. ". SEWARD, Acting Secretary.
Department of State, Washington,
9th October, 1867.
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esiy 81 he 4. webb. 81 TO t-assoonlmnna
OF the ArH0uuuF MOO.
Ihe Lightsvood, which arrived nt New
OHehnh on sunday frOm Bayou BarthoIo-
any Gther stcaful1sat since f6e ned C,bIef
No. z made her last trip iu 1850 or 1860.
The Gazette says
Last Monday evohine ono Of fha hhnHa
named Gayer, was enh listed win i nat.
boat of coal, which mad heen angap9d 81
some SO passing pP theFiysr. The
young man was hOafjug hfR dat down f0
Ashland, a mile balOW, WITH fhe proceeds
az the sale m his pocket. when he teha ina
tercepted by two masked men 1m ~ Skim.
who robbed him Oftno money. only tiS.
On the last mp trip or tho relogrnph, n
lady, who gave her name as Mis-. Trlbett,
got ABOARD At Portsmouth, with n very
young baby Ia her alnH.-ehe paid her
passage 10 ! onton. The boat arrived AZ
GFeemupRburR saturday might. GroNmmpa-
burg a ten miles above Portsmouth. Here
a young lady aged about eighteen, regis
tered as Miss Rose came aboard, who took
strong became her affection for TIVE little
one that she proposed to the inlther
10 take 10 TO her own homie mp
sandy Ewhether for The purpose ~
Adoption or not, we did Tot learn, but pre-
sumo this was the object The natural
and adopted mothers were entire arahgerg
each other before thclattor came aboard.
Miss r.. took the baby 10 her home, but 10
hppehra Hho Ath0MANA VIZ h@t W. Wh A"h-
day night she caTne down Win Lac baby
to 1rontJn ON the y. &. Crosby. ON the
wharf boat size met the mother, who, tt
seems, had also fepemted. aud was await
ina che arrival OF The Crosby 40 the wharf
boat. that she might go up the river and
claim her OWL. The bHhY was delivered
over to It's mQther, and both tho ladies
were made happy-One because she hndt
and the other beCauBe she hadn't IN bnbyi
LouIsvILLE. The U0urter-JoBrnQ of
Saturday says:
a steamer was lying at the wharf the
other day. and while blowing OF steam q
joint was blown out with n loud pOrt
fIe Captain, hearing tile n0fae and not
KNOWING the cause, exclaimed On Amrrlhnd
accents, Great God, sOmethfnR's busted"
and Immediately struck 81 bee Hoe Tor the
top or the bank. ~ was some little time
before he could be induced 60 return on
pouIu. "a ....L -
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PabiiC school Examinations.

UyIIE SEMI ANIMAL EEAMINA-
ton OF the Public Schools or the city
viii commence ut High school butld-
ing, On Wednesday, ftbruargf3i, and be
continued In the following order:
Wednesday, Feb uarg 8t-Bpper drAm-
mar School.
Thursday and Friday, February 4th and
5th-Hlgh School.
Monday Afternoon, February Sth All
Second Primary SchOols
Tuesday Forenoon, February Vlh - All
First Primary SohOO n.
Tuesday Afternoon, February gth -A d
Second intermediate Schools.
"Wednesday. February l0ta-Au First Inc
tefmedinte Schools.
Thursday. February Allh-Ai Second
Friday. February l2th-All First Cram.
The Mayor n city Council, parents,
and the public generally are invited %
afreud. AAA GikilAkT,
JOHN W. FlSTElt,
lSiUOH ltSSLINGEk,
Trustees.
A. NJ. Cow. approximations JAS div
TCourier, Union, und iomocrat copy lWdsl
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lr. Rnrton.s TObacco AntidotH

DIR. BHrtOn'S Tobacco AntidOtI
WARRANrED TO KEsOrE ALI DESIRE FoR T0BAccV
sstfsFy uagehBge aud harmless Ii pHr1ies aud eg/hd@
~ ISSod1 inyieorafes the system. possssses great HTrish-
M All strengthening power, is am excellent tgAic and
ars.affAg euabIes the stomach 10 digssf the Geafiieat
6,sd nAkes sleep refreshing, and cstahisNs rohust
health. smokers ami checeys for sG1y Vars eaYeL
Prce FfnA AGENTS per box. An Interesting yeaiise on lie
Injurious eScis Of tobacco, with lists of tfmonials, ref
er,nces, etc. NESF FREE Agents WauigN- Adisess
Dr.. I. T. ABBOTT, JeYey Chy, Nj.
TE&TINHo NIAhS-
POSrwAsTER's kesrMONg.-I received a box Of Bnr.
toms Antidote FROM Rev. NJ. PIhton. ard find j az
efotaGT cure. S. GATsnAL, ConnSton, iiauisou Co, %.
FROM INV e. S. TRA.suRY, seEetvy's O@oe-Pierse
send a supply Of the ATlnoTZ The one Eecefrei has
d0ne ~ tr0k sBRELY. OF EDcAR.
FROM NEw HAMrsHmA(AT PRIsoS-GenHepeu
OF influence here having BON cured Of the appetite f0r
tobacco by using DR.. BurtoN Anndote, we desire a sup
py FOX tile prisoners Of thy fnNitntiOn.
JOsEPH MAYo, WArdelNof y. II. State Prison.
A BNsKHR's ABurton's Antidote tot
Tobacco has ae1oMpAEaL all eahN 6or t.
". MANs< st Nat. Bank, Sew Albany, Ind
ACLERGYN&s'sT EsTTxoN T.-OsE&ox OF AsTIDoIE
enred my brotherhood myself IT FEv& FAILs.
Rev l. n ShoENAKER, Kelley statlon, Ia
FROM THE Police HEADQUARTERS, LYN, MAss-I
hare gnfaet VfHg-frs pounds Of aesh ~ MrN months "
using DR.. BErton's Antidote, and all desire i9Noba1Tso
FRoN EHR SOUTHERN HONE JOURNAL BArAsohh,
MD-O[e box Of BurtOn's Antid0te TenaOred aHN9sue
Il 70 N our readers n Y. SLATER. EdHSr
fFOR SALE BY L DRUGGISTS.
Trademark x Coppf0hted'I
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ARMADA,

A. N. D-UsOUCHET, Master;
WILL T.. FOWLER, uarbs
GEO NICHOLSON,
Leaves Evansville every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY at 4 pm.
Leaves Cairo every THURSDAY n
SUNDAY ats pm. making close cOnnec-
Lions at Cairo with frst-elass packets FOR
ST. Louis, Memphis, and New orleans
Connecfs at Evansville with the T.. a. q.
R.R.. aud the Tarascon for Louisville.
For freight or passage apply on board. or
tn r.. MI, HUMPHREY a. CO..
or DUKE NICHOLSON,
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F9r Other Rla,er Ilenas See Fourth Fsrge.


No printing establishment Ia the West
mas better facilities or greater ability for
ioing fine Steamboat Printing. Our assprt
menL OF job Type, though very large ana
complete, Is constantly being added to, and
our lob department Is Under the personal
supervision of one Of the best JOB printerF
ia the United States. We are prepared TO
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
Bills Lading, Cards, Deck and Meal Tick
cts, Bills OF Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor.
&c, &c. Orders left with either or the
w~harf-boats will be promptly attended TO.
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ARTICLE XVI.

When in any United States or Bel
gian port a closed mail is transferred
from one vessel to another without
any expense to the office of the coun-
try where the transfer is made, such
transfer shall not be subject to any
postal charge by one Office against the
other. -
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XIX.

Letters wrongly sent, wrongly
addressed, or not deliverable for
any cause, shall be returned to the
d~espatching Office at it's expense for
the return if any shall be incur
red. Registered articles in the Soc
ond paragraph of the first article
mentioned shall also be returned;
other articles shall be left to the dis
position of the receiving office. Any
hostages not collected upon the cor
respondenee returned, but which shall
have been charged against the %rcceiv-
ing office, shall be deducted from the
account.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-02

VIII coIor gray hair n permanent black
or brown. Sold everywhere. sent by mail
Address w Va. PATTON. Treasurer,
Magic Comb Company, Springfield, Mass