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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-27

WILL WOMEN YoTE ?-che recent ele ,tion in
Wyoming Territory may be taken as pretty
conclusive answer to the question whether
Western women will vote in case they are per-
mitted to do 80. Two ladies were nominated
on the Republican ticket, one for county clerk
and the other for school superintendent Of one
of the counties in the Territory, and although
they were not elected, yet they ran ahead OF
the gentlemen upon the same ticket. The
ladies' almost universally voted. The scene at
the polls in Cheyenne ia thus described BY an
Iowa paper:
The ladies, with few exceptions, were
brought 10 the polls in carriages ana omm-
buses, deposited their ballots and immediate
ly stepped in again and were driven home. ~, Une
incident OF the day was worth relating. tee
Oldest woman-perhaps the Oldest personI5Im
Cheyenue. so years Of ago, won't to the polis
and voted her first ballot. When she allg9ted
from the buggy the whole crowd surrounding
the polls, Republicans and Democrats, TOOK on
their hats while she marched through ano u.s.
posited her vote. When she turned 70 ~
away, three cheers we're called Tor, anu 9iYeI1
30 rousingly that they were heard Eor sewers,
squares. Shell be likely to to- remamoei 5a;os d;dnt me-
ali vote one way by any means. But ootn
narties had runners out with buggies, rom
morning till sundown;- gathering up AL tne
ladies that could be found. 1t was nue. Illus
tration of that respect and reverence Whicn
the men of America have for females, that not
even drunken rough was heard to offer sn
insult. This may have been partly owing to
the fact that both parties were courung tnem.
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TIE SICK MANS ACTIVITY.
Fears Of Turkey-Preparing to Resist
the Cossa k-Sflent, but Certain
Activity.
A Constantinople letter, Of September

A Constantinople letter, Of September 2,
to the London Times says:
Although believe the Turkish. Government
has changed its mind as regards sending 8
souadron of its magnificent iron-cIad fleet into
parations are going on to put all the Vessels in
a position 10 20 to sea at moments Notice.
have good reasons for stating that thu crews
are in Splendid condition, we'll trained In gun
merry. and would be sure to do excellent srr-
vice If required for action. They are ais Kept
well in hand, and are under e&c,'il,.nt uisGi-
pline. All who know anything m Ottoman
history are well aware thai excellent sailors
have always been iounrl IN thu Turkish navy
men ready TO fight Lu III. lliI. though frequent
ly very iusn,licIrnt.y trained They have
The slulu class of men now that fought
Of Nny,r,no, will, this difference, however.
that th.,Y are Mt present carefully Instructed In
all The arts u' modern naval warfare, and the
next .r,val engagement in which the Turkish
navy takes part will be certain to have very
different termination from That OF either Sinope
or Navarino. Under the able and assiduon,
attention Of Hobart Pasha. aided, understand,
in every possible way by the highest authori-
ities connected with the navy, not even ex-
ceptinr the Sultan himself, the officers are uu-
derroino scientific course OF instruction,
while the Juniors aud the naval cadets are be-
inc trained at the naval school at Halki In a
manner which will in short time insure to
the Turkish navy quite new class OF officers,
equal in every respect to those of any other
country. only excepting perhaps the officers
of our own and the French navies. AS regards
the army, it is being steadily increased in
numbers by the Redlfs, c. reserve, who are
arriving in large numbers, and being placed
in the various barracks around the capital
where they are now daily to be seen at drill.
| an, told that they are very fine fellows, and
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-27
GOOD NOMINITIoN.

Hon. C. W. Dudley, the nominee OF the
Florence Convention, is a native OF Marlboro
District, aud has occupied. with honor to him
sell. and satisfaction to his people. all the
honors which his district could confer upon
him. In a life running over three score years,
the foul breath OF doubt or suspicion as 70 the
purity of his private character-the hoaor,
honesty and integrity of his motives Oh tue
boldness Of his political courss, has never
d lred to assa,l him. His ability as lawyer
and statesman. and his purity and integrity
as a man are so well-kuown, that none put a
fool would question the 1rs:, and it would De
hard to find one so debased aud corrupt, even
IN these corrupt times, to question the latter;
His ability, honor. honesty, integrity and
purity OF character, stand above question or
reproach, and his electioa would go v-rJ far
to wipe out the foul blot made bg the great
carpet-bageer, who has made his name inn
mortal By the infamy and corruption which
marked his brief career in the National Legis-
lature. Colunel Dadey's letter OF acceptance
| OF the nomination will ba found elsewhere in
our columns to day, which We commend to the
careful perusal Of our readers.
IGeOryetopn Times,
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SPARKS FROM TIE WIR ES.

Judge Robert G. Grier died at Philadelphia
yesterday.
Admiral Porter asks to be relieved from
further duty on account Of failing health.
The New England press have renewed their
contract with the New York Associated
Press.
The Jamaica cable, laid yesterday, works
we'll It will be continued to Aspiuwan.
There were ten deaths from yellow fever in
New Orleans Sunday.
The daughter of Mr.. A. N. Walker, OF New
Orleans, was instantly killed yesterday Dy fall
ing from house.
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RailrCa1s.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
EWNN NN S aa 9

Trains leave Charleston daily at 'e.30 A. H.,
Sundays excepted,) and $50 p: N.
Arrive at Charleston 7.3o A. NJ, (Mondays ex.
cepted,) and P. u.
Train leaving ct $50 A. NJ. makes through con.
nection to New York via Richmond and Aqua
Creek only-going through in - hours, and wtth-
out detention on Sunday.
Train leaving at $50 P. NJ, have choice OF route
via Richmond and Washington, or Bay route via
Portsmouth and Baltimore Passengers leaving:
more: those leaving on Saturday remain Sunday
in Wilmington, N. O.
This is the cheapest, quickest and most pleasant
route to Cincinnati Chicago and other points
West and Northwest both trains making close
connections at Washington with Western trains or
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. ir
''''-0 8. 8. SOLOM0Ns, ...-'
Engineer and Superintendent.
P.L. CLEApoRsGeneral Ticket Agent.
snnt6
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-27
GOLD, AND BOND MARKET

LONDON, September 2S-Evening
Consols 92s. Bonds sos.
New YORK, September 26-Evening.
Discounts 7as. Sterling unsettled, owing to
fee offerings. Gold closed strong. Govern
nents dull and lower, closed very dull; sixty
tgos l2s; sixty-fours Iii; sixty-fves lla; new,
loa; sixty-sevens loa; sixty-eights los; for
ties 81.
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AFFAIRS IN NORTH CAROLINA.

RALEIGH, September 2f.
The Rev. Charles Phillips, D. D., OF David
son College. an accompl I'd scholar, will de-
liver an address at the State Fair to be heiG
here on the 18th of October.
All is quiet in political circles. There is
strong expression among the Conservatives
and Democrats to call a convention to amend
the constitution relative to judiciary courts
and county government. There is no disposi-
ton to disturb the present status Of the negro,
or to interfere with the requirements OF the
Reconstruction acts.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-27
THE CREAM OF TIE WIR NEWS.
How Long Can Paris Hold Out.

The Revue des Deux Mondes, Of Paris, Sep
tember G, publishes an article from Xavier
RAYMOND on the probable conditions Of a
siege of Paris. We extract the principal por-
tions:
The possible duration OF resistance increases
i, nroportion to the size OF the place. Sebas-
tonol was defended for eleven months against
an army OF 100000 men, and an artillery
which. at the end oftlie operations, amounted
to more than 800 pieces. Why tnat long de-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-27
BIsxARCK'S CIRCULAR.

The Document In FuIl-His Views Con-
cerning the Means and Conditions Of
Peace-The French Government Be.
0for Pence-Prussfa Demands only
what is Necessary for her Future De-
fence.
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ications of Laon. -.
Belgium Reports.
BRUSSELS, September o..
Yesterday bands Of workmen paraded
through the streets singing the Marsellaise and
shouting viva Ia France" The majority of
the people here do not favor the annexation
Of Alsace and Lorraine.
Spanish Reports.
MADRID, September 26.
The Government has informed De Rodas that
his resignation, if pressed, will be accepted.
Alliance Between Prussia and Austria.
NEW YORK, September &c.
A special telegram from Berlin mentions that
there is a fair prospect of an alliance between
Prussia and Austria. Holland opposes it.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-27

The colored people gave grand ball at
oooper Institute. New York, Thursday night,
in honor OF Hon. Ebenezer D. Bassett, OF Phil
adelphIa, the Minister to Haysl' who is now 80
iourning In New York.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-27
THE NATHAN MURDER.

New YORK, September 2s.5r
Kepling was arrested near Reading Pa;
charged with implication with the Nathan
murder. he was in New York when the mur-
der occurred. His arrest was caused by his
extrayagant accounts Of biz. exploits. =,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-27

There is an Academy of Tonsorial Art:
in New York. The pupils practice on shaving
the rind OF watermelons without damaging
the Interior, and when that feat is accomplish,
ed they graduate.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-27
THE Low COUNTRY MOVING.

Important Meeting in Colleton-
Speeches from Carpenter, Rutler,
Youmans ana others-Enthusiasm oi
the Colored People for Reform-The
Good Work Going Steadily Onward.
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Misre reIlanepns.

AT AILS, Nal S,
m the hest brands, Including Parker Mills and
CAMERON, BARKLEY CO.'S unequaiiea me
Plus Ultran CUT NAILS.
ALSO,
A fall Stock o; Wrought and Cut SPIKES
For sale by
CAMERON, BARKLEY d CO.,
Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets,
mch24 emo Charleston, 8 O.
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d E L T I N G.

d E L T I N G.
A large Stock Of Leather and Rubber BELTINa
and RUBBER GOODS, including Manhole ana
Handhole Gaskets, (aD sizes.) Hose, sneet mud
her for packing, Pure vulcanized Gum for waves,
&c.
"Reeulstionn LEATHER HOSE, donole.rtveted
and Of approved manufacture. -.
For sale by
CAMERON, BARKLEY d CO.,
Corner Meeting and Cumberland stfeets,
r,choI smo Charleston, 8. O.
PROFESSOR BERGER'S -BEDBUG
DESTROYER
Costar's INSECT POWDER
GlentWorth's Roach Extermin8tor
Costar's Rat Poison -
Isascsen's Sure Pop-Death 10 MusquHoeS.
For ea,e By DR. b. BAER,
tuly6 y";,R' Meeting street
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-27
DISASTER ATSEA.
New YORK, September .,

NEW 1UHN, 5ePteHVtI 20. -
The steamer Sarah Fish; Of Maine, was
abandoned at sea In sinking condition. Her
crew have been brought here by the New Or
leans steamship Metropolis. ...,,, e
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-27
DEDUCTION OF FREIGHTs. i.
EM g4 Es go

-. Ii
sUPERINTENDEST,S OFFICE,l
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD COMPANY,
CHARLESTON, 8. o., Aug. is. 1870.
The attention OF the public ts respectfully catee
to the following REDUCED RATES OF FREIGHT
between Charleston and Stations on the Whining
ton and Manchester Railroad, to go Into operation
on the 2oth Of August:
Class. Class. Class. Glass. Class.
To Sumter, $1.15 80 so 65 So
To Mayesvllle,
To oLynchburg,
To Timm'svlle, I'm on 75 10
To Mars Bluff,
To Peedee,
To Marion,
In order to show the extent or this reduction.
the following OLD RATES are appended:
lat ID Sd 4th 5th
Glass. Class. Class. Class. Glass;
To Sumter $1.S0 1.40 1.% IS 47
TO Mayesville,
To Lynchburg,
To Timm'sville, IN Im liz 10 AZ
To Mars Bluff, mM ~ q n
To Pedee,
To Marion, ,o,,,,,,
Superintendent Northeastern Railroad.
aug18-tuths.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-27
BALLOONS A.S NAIL CARRIERS.
NOON DISPATCHES.
Bazaine Makes an Unsuccessful Attempt
to Escape.

Bazaine Makes an Unsuccessful Attempt
to Escape.
LONDON, September &c.
4 specia! dispatch to the Times, dated Saar-
brucken, September "a, says: "BaZaine made
aleint OF the side Of hercy-la-Haut and at
tempted 10 escape by Thonville. There was
heavy cannonade for several hours. and a
sharp fight at Moulin, seven miles from Metz.
The French were driven back with serious
loss. Bazane released his prisoners"
A heavy force of Bavarians are penetrating
the country towards Lyons.
The StrusbourS Cathedral Irreparably
Injured.
LONDON, September &c.
The Cathedral of Strasbourg has been ire
parably injured by the commandment but the
astronomical clock is still going.
France, Austria and Russia.
LONDON, September 26.
Won Beust, the Austrian Premier, is said to
have given n. Thiers assurances of his deepest
sympathy, but told him that Intervention was
impossible. 1t is now said that Theirs will
offer the Car OF Russia important concessions
in the East.
The Situation I'm Tours.
Tours, September &c.
The city is crowded with strangers from all
quarters, and many persons are sleeping in
the streets.
levy en- ,nasSe is hourly expected.
The Baltic fleet has been ordered to cut the
cable between Germany and Sweden.
Attitude Of Belgium.
BRUSSELS, September &c.
The Belgian press unanimously denounce
the arrogant demands Of Prussia.
Cadornn ut Rome.
FLORENCE, September 26.
General Cadorna, N his address to the pro-
visional government at Rome, which he him.
self had created, said: "Your task is sublime
ono. The goth of September works an era In
your history, for 1t makes Rome again the
capital of the Kingdom of Italy.
Among the political prisoners released at
Rome was Petroux. after seventeen years i'm
prisonment.
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The Prussians are reconstructing the forti-
fcations OF Laon.
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.
French Reports.

line MOQll6ur puuilSueS d pioCiaul"1ion iioih
the Provisional Government az Paris, dated
September 20, reafirmlng that the policy of
France liz to not cede IN inch of soil or stone
of her fortifcations
A message from Versailles says that the
prussians have undertaken nothing impor-
tant; that the gunboats on the Seine are ready
for action, and that entrenchments and barri-
cades are going up everywhere.
Letters received by balloons from Paris give
the following account OF the battle of the l9rh
instant: General Ducrot, who occupied the
heights from Vile Julf 10 Mendon, made re-
connoissance and encountered the Prussians
with heavy cannon concealed in the woods.
The French attacked vigorously, and the
prussians retreetcd, but reformed on the
heights of Chataion and opened a tremendous
artillery fire, and compelled Ducrot to seek
shelter in Fort DeYarnes His artillery was
well served by the Garde Mobile, who were
cool and resolute. Ducrot finally withdrew
into Paris. The Prusslans suffered severely.
A large number oil official messengers, hence
for Paris, have returned.
The omnibus horses Of Paris have been seiz-
ed by the government for transportation.
The Journal Oficiel publishes DEGREES in
creasing the number of regiments and con-
ferring extraordinary powers upon the general
Offices.
A division of cavalry has reached here from
the south of France.
A large force of Garde Mobiles passed through
Tours going towards Orleans.
Martial law in Algeria has been suspended.
The Prussian dragons are at Medon.
The Pruseians are in force at Bongivale, Real
and Mon;erne, and near Chatillon.
Skirmishes occurred at Vile Juif, La Hage,
Chevilly and elsewhere,
The Prussians have apparently abandoned
st. Denis.
Their movements indicate an attack on
SceauX.
Later information places the PrassIans at
Bonrget and st. Cloud.
English Reports.
LONDON, September q.
Communication between Paris and Tours:
by balloons. continues.
The projects Of the western departments,
according to the proclamation OF the ministry,
are appealing to the people to rise e's maSSe
and overwhelm the invaders.
Three million francs for the defence have
been voted by Calais.
Belgium is grieved aud alarmed at the fall
ure of the peace negotiations.
The Patrie, semi-oficial Journal under tne
old regime. now published at Rlctiers, Is en-
thusiastic for the Republic.
A treaty between Belgium and Prussia Tor
the release Of the wounded In the Belgian hos
pitfalls has been signed.
Dispatches from Orleans report that Prus-
sian cavalry are at Bazlches and Auternay.
Prince Albert, with large force, is reported
TO be near the former place.
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BELGIAN SYMPATHY FOR FRANCE

ALLIANCE BETWEEN PRUSSIA AND
AUSTRIA.
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RUINS OF THE FAMOUS sTRAsB0URG
CATHEDRAL.
AUSrRIA'S REPLY TO THE OVER
TUREs OF FRANCE.
THEIRS TO OFFER IMPORTANT C0NCEs-
sioNs IN THE EAST TO THE CzAR.
CADoRNA's ADDRESS IN THE NEW
CAPITAL OF ITALY.

THE BELGIAN PRESS ON THE PRUssTAN
EXACTIONS.
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BAZAINE BAFFLED.
HIS FORCES AGIIN DRITEN INTO
METZ.

HIS fOhC6S AV-1lS Oh1 IL" @-' "
METZ.
RUINS OF THE FAMOUS sTRAsBOURG
CATHEDRAL.
AUSrRIAs REPLY TO THE OVER
TUREs OF FRANCE.
THEIRS TO OFFER IMPORTANT CoNCEs-
sioNS IN THE EAST TO THE CzAR.
CADoRNA's ADDRESS IN THE NEW
CAPITAL OF ITALY.
THE BELGIAN PRESS ON THE PRUssTAN
EXACTIONS.
BELGIAN SYMPATHY FOR FRANCE.
ALLIANCE BETWEEN PRUSSIA AND
AUSTRIA.
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CAROLINA RAILROAD.
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CHARLESTON. =. Z. @aJ IL, 1870. !
On and after Sunday. Nav 9th, the Passenger
Trains upon 'he South :is,olns Railroad VIII run
aa H0llnHa.
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Asthma cured.

MT 4 May. OF 2ij Spring street, New Yorkgwrtes
Jannaf tsf6s ~ have been afflicted win astnma
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Dropsv Of the Heart Cured.

GLEN RIDDLE, +. O., DELAWARE Coryry. pa
a, A., March H. 1861 (
Messrs. THOMAS ALLCoCK 4 Go. Having been tron
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OF
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