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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-22

oERENA L. DARGAN, EXECUTRIX OF
y C. A. DARGAN, vs.. 81. E. 2: SANDERS et ~,
sets and for Injunction.
Pursuant TO an order IN the above stated case 70
me directed by the Hon. J. M. Rutland, Judge OF
houss on the first MONDAY In January next,
Tile LAND described In the pleading IN the
above stated case containing 500 acres more pre- OF or
80, C"e's and others on the following terms, to
VIII: VIII: ON one thIr, cash; the balance on credit Of
roual Instruments, one-half at one year, and me
other half ut Two years, interest on the whole
seven per cent. interest, with two or more per-
sonal surctieS, and mortgage OF the premtaRa
Purchasers to pay for all necessary papers, tncl4
Ing revenue stamps. w. Il. CHAkLfS,
dec9-1S Referee.
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aurtion 6ales--e future Daps.

By MACQUEEN g. RTECKE.
GALE UNDER FORECLOs URE OF
- MORTGAGE.
Or WEDNESDAY, the 2Sth instant, at 10 O'CLOCK
A. NJ,
The entire Stock Of an "A No. ] Family Gro
Gerry store, consisting or Choice GROCERIES AHD
LIQUORS, situated on the east side OF Gadsden
street, known as No. IL, between Wentworth and
Montague.
Also,
At the same time and place,
entire new GRIST MILL, with new machinery
and tboler, 15.horse power, In perfect running
order, ]. F. Taylor & Co., makers, with tools and
implements complete.
ALSO,
600 bushels OF CORN
LOO bushels OF Oats
Fine Horse
Express Wagon
l set Harness. &C., &c. dec2o
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TAMEs h. CARSON, ASSIGNEE OE
and WIN. ELLLOTT.-Collet County, Common
Pleas-Forec.osure.
By virtue OF decretal order made In the above
stared cause, will cell before the Courthouse IN
Walterboro', on MONDAY, the 20 DAY OF January
Ali All that PLANTATION OR TRACT oFSDtND
situate, lying and being in st. Barthoio eWs
Parish, Colleton County, and State OF South caro-
of Robert Chsolm. 8. Chaplin, and others, ana
known as the "Ball's Plantation"
Terms-One. third cash; and on O credit lor the
balance OF the purchase money, equally DIVIDED
of one and two years, with interest from day OF
sale. Purchasers to pay for papers and stemps'
Clerks ONCE, C0leton County, 8. g., December
l2 1910. oeclo-slS
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By r. NJ. MARSHALL & BRO.tt7
DLEASANT RESIDENCE, MONTAGUE
STREET, NEAR PITT. syias.-
THIS DAY, December 2d, at II O'Clock. VIII
be sold at the Old Poatoifice, Broad street,
The two and q half story WOODEN H0UGE,
No. IS Montague street, with Kitchen, Cstern, 10,
high and dry Lot. measuring so by zoo feet
two years, secured as usual. with interest semi
annually. Policy OF insurance to be asagued.
Purchaser to pay us for papers and stamps.
dec22 Iii. :. ~. t.,:t...
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j. R. read G co.
decl9 -tuths3
Gailoring.

AT E " F A s 81 o N
CLOTHS, CLOTHING, AND FURNISHING
GOODS, &c.
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By JEFFORDS b CO.
NHRISTMAS ,GOODS.-PE0ANS, AP-
" PILES, FIGS, 10. $3.50.
VIII be sold THIS DAT, In front Of our stores, Ae
halEpast O'Clock,
Is barrels Texas PECANS syaaSt
Is barrels Apples i9,,;-tss5
300 drums Figs ts.s
10000 TOrpedoes. dea2
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DRESS GOODS,

RICH BLACK SILKS
CulOrcd Silks aud Popltns
Serges, III Navy Blue, Emerald Green and Black
In addition to the above we have many novel
tiei especially brought out, and adapted for HoLl.
DAY PRESENTS.
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sa- For later Locals see Fourth Page.
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Luscious fruit Of all kinds, as we'll as nuts OF
every description, are selling By Bayer Kressel
Jr., In Market street, near Claussen's bakery.
The bananas and oranges make the mouth water,
and the rgs and raisins are necessary adjunct
to q Christmas dinner.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-22

ESTATE SALE, BY ORDER OF THE
~ Executrix and Executors, for division OF
the Estate OF John A. Cook. deceased. Sale to be
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We take pleasure In inviting all who desire to
purchase the latest style Of hats and caps, to call
at the new establishment Of Mr.. r. Hesser, on
King street. His importation has been made ex.
pressly for the holidays, and will be found to em-
brace the haudsomest head.gear in Charleston.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-22

The usual formula Is to toast your neighbor,
not with pronged fork, but With some OF the
delicious Glbson's whi>Eies sold by SteGens,
Werner and DucSer. And, If you think proper
to give "sweets to the Sweets try one Of the
barrels OF New Orleans molasses.
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We Agree with G4seley-.sBtase taseir
Fruits Ye shall Know Tkem.''

We can't often agree with the views. stof
men and politics taken by Horace Greeley;
but in thesentiments of the New York IEi-
buae's editorial, headed, "What to Do with
"Whittemore, printed in to-day's News, we
are proud to confess our entire and hearty
concurrence. We would mildly suggest,
however, that it would be as we'll for the de-
cent Republicans of the North to wash their
hands at once and forever of the Rascally
Ring in this State, which is using the name
and prestige of the National Republican
party, in connection with the ignorance and
credulity of the mass Of the negro voters, to
perpetuate their own opportunities to plum
der our people, and who have grown so bold
and shameless as to publicly entrust the Or
ganizatiop of their convention, the framing
of their platforms and the nomination OF
their candidates to Whittemore and men OF
his ilk. The people Of South Carolina have
ceased to oppose the measures OF the Re-
publican party. They only ask to be freed
from the incubus of government OF rob-
bers, thieves and murderers wno have
shrewdly put Whittemore before tho country
as about the least Objectionable individual OF
the entire Ring. What says the Tribune
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One More Charge !

A correspondent Of this paper, writing
from McClellansville, exposes the ignorance
and malice of the ci-leran' boot-black ap-
pointed by Governor Scott, the trial justice
at that place. This model magistrate is in
effably insolent to the unfortunate whites
who are dragged before him. He imposes
fines and seize5 property at his sweet will
md pleasure, and requires persons who are
arrested to Sign blank bonds. to he filed up
at his leisure, or else so to jail.
This ignorant jack-in-oftiee is playing the
most fantastic tricks. Aud for these, and
for every act Of Injustice Of which he his
guilty, Governor Scott, who. appointed him,
is now, and forever, responsible.
One more charge is r.lde against this
Robert Kingston Scott he, in wanton
disregard OF the interests of the people whom
he pretends 10 Represent, appoints to public
Office men who are notoriopsly and confess
edly incapable Of disch,,.s.r5s, with. decency
or honesty, the duties deyolyed upon them!
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-30

GOVERNOR Scorr pretends to be model
Republican, and is the head Of the Robbing
Ring. The South Carolina Republicans have
made him Governor Of the State and gave
him the opportunity Of becoming million
aire. By the colored people he has been
steadily and patiently supported. And yet
at the very time that the canvass between
Governor Seymour and General Grant was
at its height; at the very time that bands OF
Ku-Klux, or death-dealing Democrats, were,
according to Radical report, hacking and
Staying the peaceful negroes; this Governor
Scott told General Wade Hampton, and two
other gentlemen, that HE WANTED THE STATE
TO GO DEMocRArIc-th offering to sell out
for price, the whole Republican party. Re-
publicana OF South Carolina, what think you
OF this?
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The Darlington d e m o c a Enlist
under the Banners OF Reform.

The Darlington Democrat, which opposed
the formation of the Union Reform Party,
but always denounced, in plain language,
the vices and villanies OF the Scott Ring,
now says, with characteristic frankness,
that it will support the nominees of the
Union Reform Party. These are it's words:
Sacrificing no principles, abandoning no
position heretofore maintained by us, we have
concluded, after long deliberation, conducted
with an earnest desire to learn our duty in The
premises, to support the nominees of the
Union Reform party for Governor and Lieu
tepsnt-Governor OF the State.
I'VE invite all who desire an honest admins
tration of the State government, to unite with
us in the effort to displace from Office those
who haue proved themselves dishonest"
We heartily welcome the Democrat into
the ranks of Reform. AS it opposed the
Reform movement with dignity and calm
ness, so will it labor with undaunted de-
termination, and unfagging energy to
secure the election Of the eminent Jurist and
the gallant soldier whose names stand at the
head Of its columns.
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NoR did Governor Scott content himself
with wishing that ''the State might go Dem
"ocratic." This model Governor, elected
by the colored vote, did, just before the
Presidential election, declare that 'HE WAS
sT1RED OF THE NEGROES" Mark this Gov
ernor Scott, as soon as he was safely in
stalled, was "tired Of the negroes" who
made him all that he is, and gave him all
that be has-excepting his corrupt charac-
ter and tarnished fame which are his own
undisputed property.
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arrival created great excitement in the city,
the colors of the yacht being promptly dis
splayedtrom the city hall, and her victory an-
nouncedby the firing Of cannon in the city
hall park. The Cambria proceeded up the
bay, flying the stars and strips at her fore
mast, and attended By numerous tugs, yachts
and crafts of various descriptions, and came t.
anchor of Stapleton, Long Island, at halfpast
four o'clock. The progress up the harbor was
greeted with demonstrations OF welcome from
all passing and accompanying vessels, which
the Cambria acknowledged BY her colors, The
outward.bound Cunarder Scotia, and the Cuba,
of the same line, just entering the port, fred
salutes as they passed. The Long Branch
steamer Plymouth Rock, however, made
no recognition of the winning yacht.
A number of tugs and yachts, gayly
decorated, went down to the Cambria
from the city, and cordial congratulations
were exchanged with the rictors. The sailing
master of the Cambria says that yacht never
sighted the Dauntless after the night Of the
start. She reached Cape Race in eighteen
days; had heavy togs and saw many icebergs.
Her greatest run in any one day was 208 miles.
She passed the Sandy Hook lightship one hour
and thirty-ave minutes ahead of the Daunt-
less. The sailing master also says she passed
the pilot boat last night, and the Dauntless
passed the same vessel, which remained about
stationary, twelve hours afterwards. Mr..
Lorillard, who was passenger on the Daunt-
less, reports she lost two men overheard, and
spent over two hours and half in vain ef-
fort to pick them up. The Cambria proceeds
to the navy-yard tomorrow to be overhauled.
1t is understood she will go to the West Indies
after regatta in this harbor. The Cambria
passed Sandy Hook at forty-6ve minutes past
3P. NJ, and the pauntless at ffty-fve minutes
mast P NJ"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-30

Attention is directed to the changes made
in. the appointments for Public Meetings, at
wHiOh3hedHdD Carpenter. and General
MIC. Bdaer win address the people The
lss, ii aSSs9 s. follows +; s.5...5..J.....
-:AbbeFiiie Courthouse, Saturday, July 80. g.
issluda, Old Town, Monday August l. '',i
Newnerrriy, Tuesday, August 2. - -
spartapburg, Thursday, August T., .s. 3
Union Courthouse, Friday, August S.
.Pfsk Dam, on the s. and U. B. R., Saturday,
AngMts. al 10 5.ss...s. 49,. ~,
Lexington Courthouse, Tuesday, August g.
La,hrens, Saturday, August Is.
Columbia, Tuesday, August 1e.
Winnsboro, Wednesday, August II.
Chester Courthouse, Friday, August 10.
Brood River, Chester County, Saturday, Au-
!; gust 20
.Yorkville, Monday, August o.
Rock Hill, Tuesday, August %.
lands Ford, Wednesday, August 81.
Lancaster, Friday, Augusta 26.
Camden, Monday, August az.
Sumter, Wednesday, August t 81. -.t =
Gadsden. Friday, ,September2.2
Other appointments viii be announced from
time to time. Applications for speakers and
all communications intended for the State E1-
.eeutive Committee Of the Union Reform party
,rnlist be addressed to the Secretary, 3. w.
Selbels, Esq. Columbia, 8 c.
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In the Dock.

Robert Kingston Scott, the nominee of the
Robbing Ring for reelection as Governor OF
South Carolina, stands in the dock in full
view Of the people OF the State. The charges
against him are:
l. That he has speculated in the funds OF
the State, OF which he is trustee, for his
own benefit.
q That he has infested the State with paid
spiss, under the name Of constabulary.
9. That these spies, paid with the money
OF the State as peace officers, are busily en-
gagged in stirring up strife and fomenting
discord.
4. That he has introduced persons Of ill
fame into his official residence, as Governor
OF South Carolina, thereby prostituting pub
lie morals aud disgracing the people.
s. That he has connived at il he is not
implicated in, the murder Of citizens of South
Carolina for political effect.
6. That he has violated the law in not re-
quiring reports from the Land Commissioner,
and the Financial Agent of the State
Z. That he has defcauded the State OF
large sums OF money, as one Of the Advisory
Board Of the Land Commission, by convert
ing to his own use money appropriated to
buy homes for the homeless.
8. That under his administration the pub
lie debt has been trebled, taxation has be-
come burdensome beyond all endurance,
immigration has been prevented, the re-
sources Of the. State are undeveloped, and
public education is neglected.
9. That by his winchester rife" speech,
his proclamntions and his whole official con-
duct, hehas stirred up animosity between the
two races for political effect; that he has de-
ieated the ends Of justice by letting loose
upon the community a horde OF convicted
thieves, cutlhroats and murderers.
10. That he has discharged the duties OF
his Office for his own political and pecunisry
profit, and not for the good Of the people;
that he has, at home and abroad, miSrepre-
sented the good people OF this Common
wealth, and attempted to bring odium upon
their fair name.
IL. That he did, shortly preceding the
last Presidential election, say to General
Wade Hampton that she wished the State
ito 90 Democratic" and that ''as he was
'tired OF the negroes he would make enough
''of them resign their seats in the Legisla-
'sture to give the white men majority in
''that body"
These are the damniDg charges preferred
against the nominee Of the Robbing Ring.
Let: him deny and disprove them; or we
warn him that not an honest Republican in
the State, white or colored, will cast vote
for him. The columns Of The News are
open to Governor Scott, if he fears to meet
Judge Carpenter aud General Butler on the
stump. Answer he must, or he stands con-
victed by his silence; convicted OF crimes
enough to send score of poor laboriug men
to the pen!tentiary for life.
How say you, Robert Kingston Scott,
Guilty, or Not Guilty?
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ONE OKeeie, white delegate from York
to the recent Robbing Ring Convention, was
arrested in Columbia, on Thursday, upon
the charge Of committing an Infamous as
sault upon colored girl. The names of their
candidates for Governor and Lieutenant
Governor, and glance at the Whittemore
platform, showed the stuff the Ring delegates
were made of. 1t was hardly worth while foE
O'Keefe to send himself to Jail to prove what
was already notorious fact.
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Under Which King:

C. c. Bowen, the present incumbent, and
R. c. DeLarge, mulatto member OF the
Legislature and Land Commissioner, are in
the field as candidates for election to Con-
gress from the Second District OF this State
Both claim to be regularly nominated, but
which is the real Simon Pure even the party
organ does not venture to soy.
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pIckens and Anderson for Reform.

The Anderson InteEli9encer, after hearing
him speak, says thatJudge Carpenter "must
"win hundreds and thousands of both races
"to the standard OF honesty and retrench-
'.ment." It adds these cheering words:
'Our friends elsewhere may rely upon the
statement, that Anderson echoes back in
''thunder tones the demand Of other sec
s'tions for Retrenchment and Reform, and
s'will roll up heavy majority for Carpenter
'and Butler on the third Wednesday in Oc-
'stober next" and "it may be set down as a
s.fixed fact, that Pendleton will make a good
''record for honest government OF the COM
'ing election"
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
QUALITY STILL FURTHER IMPROVED.

We beg leave respectfully to call the attention
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As ten years have now elapsed since we drst IN
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-30

COLONEL w. M. SHANNON issues q vigo-
rous address to the voters of Kershaw Coun-
ty, calling on them to form Union Reform
Club in every precinct, and appoint dele
CATION OF six to confer with the Camden Gen.
tral Club.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-30

GOVERNOR SCOTT, only two years ago, told
General Wade Hampton that he would make
enough Of the negroes in the Legislature re-
sign their seats ITO GIVE THE WHITE MEN
MAJORITY IN that body" How can the COL
ored men OF South Carolina trust an adven-
turer so doubiy-dyed in infamy and shame.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-30

THE letter of our WATERFORD correspon-
dent indicates persistent determination, on
the part Of the Ring officials, not to allow
any of their pets 10 be brought to justice,
whatever the charges against them.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-30
DAVIS 4 MILLER'S

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substitute 70. Yeast In making bot Bread,
Rolls and Batter Cakes Of every description, hav-
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delay, and greatly diminishing the liability to
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MANY dyspeptics who cannot tolerate fresh,
light cakes when made with yeast can eat them
with tmpunity when raised In this way.
When used according to directions, 1t ts war
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TUE Reform Mass Meeting in Anderson
was enthusiastic beyond all precedent. The
Radical meeting 'lacked enthusiasm, and
was altogether tame affair"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-30
A Device for the Ring.

The Ring, we understand, is at a loss for
a design with which to emblazon their ban
ners in the coming campaign. TIE NEWS
will generously suggest one, free OF all
charge. Here it is: