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We print this morning the address Of the
Executive Committee of the Union Reform
party to the people Of the State. 1t is tenn
perately and earnestly written. and discuss
Is with Intelligent frankness the evils Of our
position as well as tile means by which they
may be overcome AS calma statement of
facts, it must commend itself to the reason
Judgment Of ftbe ppsooiplsS, oil ) while itslogical
arguments and incisive truths will, we trust,
carry convictionite every mind; and make
the honest lest men OF The state one in active
purpose, as theyare airesdy one in both
hope and desire. =. = . : =
The, Executive Committee have made ap-
pointnents for public meetings in the upper
counties, beginningson Monday, July a5th,
and the prospects are that the canvass will
be as active as it's important t9o e all South
Carolina: ,All shat we most prize is now at
t,15- .i,fs - Cs3 TnitG E-f'if =, q
stake, Freedom anda Security, Justice and
Equal Laws, Honesty and Intelligence in
dHce29:thes dHce9: are the prizes for which we
stripeEand whiche We can, if We so resolve,
/ -e1:ljalSs sgfyS@.a 3 - $40, ~
vim LAT the pollain October. da
ri I-,;E ~ tr-sss, o.. !. -. -! 81 y.
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Direct Importation
GENUINE AND PURE MEDICINES.
IoDIDE POTASSIUM, Calvert's Carbolid Acid
Ctric Acid, uerring's Wine Of Colchlcum
Pure Rhubarb
Herr!ng's Citrate Iron and ouinine
Precipltated Chalk 80.
Prices Glycerine
J. Coils Browns Chorodyne
German Choral Hydrate. G.J. LUHN, =
Apothecary and Chemist
/ Southeast Corner King and John streets,
-thstu5mos - Charleston, s. Q.
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r OST,- "A. SLATE -COLoRED PARROT,
IL with red tall and black beak-few away
from the St. Philips Churc h Home. The finder
will be rewarded by leaving the same at the
Home. uly7
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Boar6ln1.

DOARDING.-TRANSIENT BOARD
ID can be obtained at NoI 22S South Broad
street Philadelphia, Pa. This House Is kept by O
Southern lady, who will see that every attention
is paid to the comfort OF her guests.
iun2n-t -thern6 fa.e' ...ft u. %.
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xsnHESrl<sssx> ''N'S 80 N' sSg,y,i.nf y,.r ias
HoSs,M Rt c.eeMgER, ;ov. Ca1RLEsrgk.
-. troiD1sa bnG snihas tt9E ,3t.Y s5s
alakg It ,asai5'o % lso ,ols,,5a Sl. =, Z
.tcso roo Ga bs9g2ar G: ..ta oi2 /.
4sa RI De a!ss st-eovernor' .sl
GEsEala1Mqda BtaAR, ,oSRI E5aaviEID,
I HOBUNu ,Yla3" uck.lpi y I. ttCs -
.sas-n. NEWS OF FH1, DAK.a:es:s o;.,s
s.--TT,.ssss nc ;ieggs woi 81 ni.asi9 g 2:
,ss.,i IT. 6an fisST Y HT1,rheansc9aA ii.SIt
ldoai CLOSED yesterday, in New York, at
III. :ss -. ~ i.itb3 a..
igobtop was. quiet: no closing, quotations;
sales 200 bales sI.sGi ,y.l91Hei !:
6ttdH asla- Llyerpool,s was e. fsnn9caaaahged; 9c ,
3 sBaitimore is to have. a large new hoteE,T
Tie rain, fall during Jane was ,oyeg six six
IN ches dieI an,. t;epy :
Esisxhdss 3. stspnsas npDIFs ysls Chs sszsps
ty.stx hounds. i'S ~ ~ = :
lsFsa So 66dsfidred miles Of psthway hare been
explored its Ia 1. tatiamammnthlcaS Of Kentucky.
a IS II P E sEteAasa al ever
the salHtTy syiol .Ile,:
Essde bas given up Ihis proJeesssSdtt
tour of America for the present. NV
ChesokeesD hsyeGone totGadsds
AlSSg1iss ffospoIns Sat sSfds head mines q that q
tbssis bsSrs Sss ss ssta sss removed siii3i
ha1iYsof the 6rigauds,# WHO were implicated aaast
In sae massacre OF tne iour sais - !.
Marat were executed june Iose So 80, H.. +,
Gs66Gfge 3, Mckee, Of Kentucky, mas 1ust
been married TO hIs; flrss wifi, thestecond time.
They were diyot ced t@'e y;dVe years ago.
Engineers ore sgrveyinglthe sgeo Oh ssoppoi
site Vicksburg, to turn the channel Of the MisS
sissippi, ifposstblG / IN ad
By the advice of bis physicians, Count Bis;
maEe sEbESBaa 8 s sthe English watering
plases agIllng i;;ga ts7sIs 50 o. 5,ip3
Chang, one Of th, siamese twins, is pining'
|forNorth earnifnn hnt EngzElh ofiesSe Eo.
rope and Chang as III ne coulo
come home without hir.
VeIocipedes, which have almost disappear
Ell from this country, are stu all the 60 IN Eu:
ropsy SS5VAocibed races are reported from aE
parts the eontinentce N ysi1es S,iz,. ~:
.lAt the TsmmanyGH Hall Eoirth Of July cele-
brat;on, I'm NaR9orkl Cltys GoEernar Hoffman
wasnonihssedasEam Democratic can.
didssdbF President inTisT2. si.'-ii; .s'i q
1eFo bsalsgaiy snarr.ed In Ravenna, Ohio,
YOU have only TO go before the msyor' state
that YOU s.iatelDgently, religiously and spirtu-
laliy,r ioHes seach otnerf fand! declare yourselves
.reH.qa pflloa6phieally and scientifically
married ?
Booth's Theatre and 1.-The Olympic have
closed their doors for I'll the season, following
the exampiee, of Nl6lo's.: Tie Fifth Avenue
viii do liksKisg after this Feek. THAT viii
leave ONLY two theatres opel, and even tnese
will SdyOeuu IqElT ~ otA.Ai Sp
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II OST, ON THE FIRST OF JULY,
i one Gold Hunting Lever WATCH, Stem
Wlnder, Matilde maker, Locle, and Gold Chain
attached. "A liberal reward will be given II re-
turned to this office. july4
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OHE GREAT GERMAN REMEDIES.

NHE GREAT GERMAN REMEDIES.
Professor LOUIS WUNDRAMs BLOOD PURI.
FYING AND PURGATIvE HERBS, lin Pills or
POwders,) for the cure OF all Acute or Chronic
Diseases, resulting from impure blood and lmper-
feet digestion.
Also, the following Medicines by the same PRO-
fessor Louis Wundram, Brunswick. Germany9
GOUT POWDERS.
Rheumatic Tincture.
Epileptic Remedy.
Toothache Drops
Herb Tea tfor Dyspepsia and Sesvousness.l
Rheumatic Herb Tea.
Gout Tincture.
/ sa'. i.i-5lJ = Eye Water
Wundwasser 1.-THE German .Palnklller)
I For sale by DR.. q. BAER,
may30 No. 131 Meeting street.
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U,HE CELEBRATED THOROUGHBRED
Stallion "J0NCEH00PEE'' viii stand this
season In Spring stree. near King.
Terms-s25 the seaon and 81 TO the grcomi
payable 10 advance.
For pedigree and ay OTHER particulars, apply
a. No. y Yanderhcrss Wharf IaC31 mNI
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TRADE wxo. MARX.
Mem 11nblleatlons.
E,oGART1E's BOOK DEPOSITORY.

SCHOOL PENS We are Offering to teachers an
excellent and cheap Steel Pen. They are
manufactured expressly for US. Inquire for
Fogarte's School Pen.
We are selling good Note and Letter Papers and
EnyelopeS at very low prices.
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MAGAZINES AND PERIODICALS.

MAGAZINES AND PERIODICALS.
With the July number commences new vol.
. uIe Of the MAGAZINES. Now is the time to
subscribe. We will take subscriptions for any
of them, aud recommend the following, viz:
The Eclectic Magazine, o foreign literature, S.;
The New Eclectic, 81; The Sunday at Home,
(Engsh) SO; The Sunday Magazine, tEnglishl
So 50: Good Words, tEngllsh) 81 IS; Good
Words for the Young, tEngltsh) So so; Ltppln-
view, S.; Appleton's Journal, $4; Every Sat
urday, SIS: The Family Treasury OF Sunday
Reading, iEnglishl So; The Nursery for Very
Young Children, ST so; Galaxy, SA; Frank Les
ne,s LadIes' Magazine, So so; Demorest La-
dies Book. So; Godey's Ladys Book, s3; Pc.
terson's Magazine, 81; Harpcr's Bazar, (week-
lyl s4.
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yRAMPooING AND HAIR CUTTING.

LADIES AND CHILDREN
Attended az their residences promptly and 8,
reasonable rates.
Send orders to
". E. MARSHALL, Barber,
Broad strees, nex- door TO Telegraph ottice.
m1?11
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T osT, IN. KING STREET, BETWEEN
j. Society and Broad, q chila's BRACELET OF
Coral Beads. The finder will receive the thanks
OF the owner and be suitably rewarded, By leav-
Ing the same OF the office Of TIE NEWS.
june
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DERMAAENT, TRANSIENT AND DAY
Boarders can be pleasantly accommodated
at the northeast corner Of Wentworth and Glebe
streets. jun21-tuths12f
DOARD WANTED ON SULLIVAN'S ISL
ID AND.-A gentleman desires Board In Prl.
vate Family or otherwise. Address OCEAN at
DAILY NEWS office, stating terms. &c. mayS0
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ElftdnrlaI.


u o r S A T. E.
$4,000 State South Carolina BONDS.
5000 State South Carolina Stock
4,5OO Savannah City Bonds June and Decem.
Der Coupons,
1000 Laurens Railroad Bonds and past-due
Coupons.
500 Shares Union Bank Stock.
400 Shares Planters and Mechanics Bank
Stock.
600 Shares south Carolina Railroad Stock.
g. Shares Bank OF Camden Stock.
Shares Bank OF Charleston Stock.
City OF Charleston Fire Loan Bonds.
8 vannah and Charleston Railroad
Bonds
Uncurreus Bank Bills.
God Coin.
By A. C. KAUFMAN, Broker, -
n,vns No. 25 Broad street.
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.

QUALITY STILL FURTHER IMPROVED.
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FLAW ING ACTS
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I az IsH1l.-t.t. -. -. ~
The, Address Of. the Executive Cons
! - scctsa mittoe. = w.
I =. --.,-- - - i.-,n -
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4 THE ioHoWlnS gentlemen compose Ine
Executive Committee of the Union Reform
party ! - 55aH ea9 IL.
gs,B. Kershaw, Of Kershaw, Chairman. .
william Wallace, OF Richland.
Wm. 7. Gary, Of, Edgefeld.r r,,4q.
,sE ST.. Hamilton, Of Chester.
3: w: seibels, OF Richland.
i John B. Palmer, Of Richland. -
Henry McIver, Of Chesterfield.
Y.'J: Pope, q NewberrY.
.HenrysB Barnes, Of Eagefeld. l
J.aA Hoyt, of5Anderson.
/ Henry BUST, Of Charleston.
Jonas Byrd, Of Charleston. r.. :.
william Wallace, .of, Union, SO
All communications to the Executive
Committee should be addressed 10 the ur-
dsrsigned, Columbia. =. 60.
Colonel William Wallace, Colonel John B.
f,.le :: 10y ssJti ftf EeV9 H. 4..- ,..,. t.-i.
Palmer aud E. w. Seibels have been constl-
tuted a Sub Committee at Columbia. Appli-
cations for speakers may be made to that
Committee. -
Regular appointments will be made, from
time to time. by,that Committee for public
meetings; in ), the several Counties of the
State, at which the Hon. R. B. Carpe enter
and General MIC. Butler will address the
people. The friends of the movement will
please observe these appointments and make
the necessary arrangements. Should the
presence OF these gentlemen be desired on
any other occasions than those appointed by
the Committee, their attendance may be Sc
cured inthe interval Of such appointments
BY addressing the Secretary.
The following appointments: have been
made for the Hon. R. s. Carpenter and Gen :
eralM. C. Butler: :,a4.ah
GreenYille, Monday, July IS.
Anderson Courthouse, Wednesday, July %.
Walhalla, Thursday; July2S.
Pickens Courthouse, Friday, July 20. ~
Abbeyille Courthouse, Saturday, July 80.
! saluda, Old Town, Monday, August |.
Newberry, Tuesday, August 2.
spartanburg, Wednesday, August 3.
Union Courthouse, Thursday, August 4.
E. W. 6EIBELs,
} Secretary Execu' we Committee.
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THO RENT, THAT ELEGANT THREE
L Story Brick RESIDENCE. No. 38 Society
street. one door east Of Meeting street, with cis-
tern, stable and gas. july9-SmwS3S
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A. GUCKENHEIMER Il BROS,
FREEPoRT, ENNSYLviANIA.
COPPER DISTILLED PURE BYE WHIsKsEY,
Pure and unaGulrerated. sold end shipped direct
from the Dtstillery Warehouse to Charleston, s. T.,
Is now IN store and for sale by the Following
Wholesale Grocers and wholesale Druggists or
this city:
GOODRICH, WINEMAN & CO..
WAGNER 4 M0NSEES.
WERNER & DUOKER,
MANTOUE & CO.,
J. Il. RENNEKER,
Z. M. STELLING,
RAVENEL 4 HOLMES,
II. LUHRS,
in ". WOHLTMANN,
VIM MARSCHER
This Celebrated WHISKEY, well and favor.Diy
known in the North, East and West, Is an article
OF superior merit, and Is now being introduced IN
its pure and unaduterated state IN the Southern
markets, and o,e that will give satisfaction to all
lovers OF pure ara healthy st1mulant.
A. GUCKENHEIMER & BROS,
Proprietors OF the Freeport Dlstillery, Armstrong
County, Penn, and owners OF the United States
Bonded Warehouses. once Nos. SO and So First
Avenue, Pittsburg, Penn. mch12 smw6mosD40
r Us t RE- EIy E D,
CAREOLATE OF LIME. the best Disnfectant
and destroyer OF Rats, Mice Bugs, Cockroacnee,
&c. A small quantity placed where they frequent
will at once diSperse them.
Pendleton's Panacea or Vegetable Pain Ex'
a fresh supply Of Fleming's Worm Connections,
"A Also. eI a fresh supply OF SEAL oLEUM, the great
remedy for Rheumatism.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
Dr. q. BAER,
mays0 No. I31 Meeting street.
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EOR SALE, THREE FARMS, TWO
n miles from tn Port Royal Railroad. in
the Whippy Swamp ne!ghborhoee. One Farm
contains SIS acres, me 335 acres, and one 16O
acres. Each Farm cntains one hundred asres
good planting land, nth two to three cynlfort,
able cabins on eacE also well ttmbered, good
range for cattle and bgs, ard perfectly healthy
all the seasons. For particulars apply 10 b: D..
e., Barnwel Village. mavlO
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ITO PRINTERS FOR SALE, A RUG
i GLES'S Rotary Gard and Rillhead PRESS,
~ by inches inside Chase. The press Is IN
perfect working orderlnd Is capable OF being
worked at the rate OF 200 Impressions per horr.
Is sold to make room fr larger one. Pi,ce 500
cash. Apply az TIE lEws Job orice. mays
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We believe that we have now answered, III
plain words, the general charges which the
Ring and its Paid Liar have circulated
against Judge Carpenter, and we point be-
sides; to the proceedings of the Charleston
! Bar upon the occasion of the retirement Of
Judge Carpenter from the Bench, as, in
themselves, sufficient answer to calumny
and defamation. TIE Charleston Bar is
Justly esteemed for its dignity, its purity
and its devotion to the State, and that Bar
has placed upon the record "a profound re-
s'cognition of the high character, judicial in
s.tegrity aRd ability with which lie (Judge
':Carpeuter) has presided in the Courts OF
Justice" That Bar Twill preserve lively
remembrance OF the manner in which he
'shas ever Lell the scales of justice, With
seven hand, aud vindicated the dignity aud
s.purity of the law The reyered ex-Chief
Justice Dunkin. who presided at the meet
| ing. declares his entire concurrence Gin eve
cry sentiment that was uttered by the Bar. "
And surely the confidence and esteem OF
Magrath and DeSaussure, of Dunkin and
Kershaw, of Conner and Rutledge, OF Butler
and Bonham, and Of their peers, will far out:
weigh the trumpery assertions OF an anony-
nous defamer. We might so further, and
recite the declarations of the late General
Assembly, that Judge Carpenter was an
upright Judge, and that there was no foun-
dation for the accusations brought against
him. But we prefer to rest hereto take, as
the strongest testimonial that could be had,
the deliberate expression of opinion of a
body of gentlemen who for more than two
J ,rears, have scrutinized the conduct Of Judge
Carperter, on and Of the Bench. With iieal-
The New York herald., 1870-12-03

STATEMENT OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY oAnyAssKRs OF
The Board OF County Csnvasser Of the county Of New
s met 4 0Ss q e Gs Ger &
ssh days Of Hoysmber 1870 canvass and estimate !ps
81 Nov ~ s
Members Of Assembly.
That II appears s'ich estimate and canvass, that
Of Xsseby Tor F.s Assembly, Sas' a
trict was Eve thousand six hundred and Ninety
OF Which Mics:: Madgan ~: iiou ss'
Of sS!eS na'ff nesy sSq sss
Of T %ssh afssa ssas%n ami INV Weymouth
OF which there sS were defcctiye nin: ......
Of which there were blank six................
And OF which there were scattering seventeen. ~
!. g, SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT. ''0si
That appears, on such estimate and CANVASS, that
Member q A.sseIasly for ne Second Assembly die
OF which Dendn Burns received four III 5usand "''s
OF whisS slsI;i William received one Thousand ssS
four hundred and seventy three. Las
And Of which there were scattering nne.......
THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT ''0'0
That appears, such estimate and canvass, that
s Ne es 81 sssms q or soi e. sTTsn i0 ss
trict was FIVE thousand two hundred and seventy.
OF which john Hays; received three thousand 0A''
OF whics james Ids Hayes one thousand
~ rvs uh n.husea % ans .nfy y ? ne toSs
And Of which thero scattering twenty
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FOURTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
That appears, such estimate and canvass that
iss whole number Of votes given FOR the oaOe %
ss ms. q ~: Ss d; a0a
Of John j. Blair received four Goasa ''a
OF which Patrick SsS aar rac.issi six hun.
The New York herald., 1870-12-03

OFFICIAL sTATEMENT AND DECLARATION.
arAT1nYNT on THk BOARD oY COUNTY CANvAasKRs Or
rnn COUNTY or KRw ronK IN xLATSoN no voTss