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, 1870-08-30

Ftnfl Inc AGWAlk lfhllF AHFeftleff.l
Ths Publication BY rhr y, Y. fRIBCSE thts MoEufnl
d tour columns N GEaphc aeceunt of battle fought
dent. a n:oaesn joa. nh:m II tn1elsed, Ti.t, u,
eouTaer t. thr Ecd.. lie mu.t alto have enoaxh n
.sc!al eosition .nt Fo!lse a'dreAs to seea, kiodl.
iuf His asys otk lene. ae NUT teless apA 70 LII
principal at !nodeu md hr again p thc aont Office IL
New York The expoit Gust r,nc tloafa.lds ef 1ssss
hut well executed that A.ner{eaae are tcttr
informed THE ntrius ~ III the real rseut. and =
tH!it Of t+ hattr Of GrAreott- than A1a the tu1tl
saut. VI Hcslip. Paris. or LsAdo1.
, 1870-08-30
Grand Inauguration OF the Iknuxus


PMclflc lkni3roaAxls
ST. Lofts, Aug. ga delegation Of about thirty
i've gehtleuieh from the East,to participate in tue
kensas FActt1c Railway exclusion TO Denver and
Cheyenne, arrived this afternoon. Among then,
are Postmaster General CresweA. Second Assist
ant Postmaster General Giles 4. smith, Nt. EiY.
ton, OF the Saw York Associated Truss; ftr.esen.
tut!st. u several prominent journals Of Boston
New York, rhl'a,ielrh:a. Washington. Ba!tule1e
ami number of Officers OF Ea4:eFn railroads
The excursion train will leave On the North Mts
EGurf Railroad tc-lEorross evening. And arrive al
Kansas city the following morning. lThlEsda.
Will he sreEt at Kansas Clty, Lels-nworth, ant
Lawrence, when the tri7 'rili be resumed AMI ths
pt1fy reach Denver On Sa!u.iny.
, 1870-08-30

lFF171 the Chitaco R-pnh1tcaa.1
TIE NEW foEk TElnC%s IL exhibiting much ea
ter3sit- -4turips trtSEattc Advic relative the
war ntr!pr. - vrTS lnueh erratcs md
cannot lr,ra:n trYa rendering
to .at Journal 1i' rsse" ~...ea I. rsrhiy ihe rta
r re- 81 ~ reward 10 the !ul:uess. excellenc~ ~
rtliatfE uf Il. Et~s shout the European aF. ths
"'I: tuEnsTy !: rrueip.ly indebted IL: tc variety G.
sa;st,oF Efxs. r. f. .'s ,.1 rSs Ss,,
VIII tn-. - iY..k ", ttce will never reach the ds
tarse rctu = In fLe rftsc 1 Eews race.
, 1870-08-30
PORTUGAL,

LONDON, Aug. ga light occurred at Lisbon
III twcen F1cuch anil German citizens, during
which many were killed.
LISBON. ri" PARIS. Aug. as.-po1tuguesc Jour-
nns arc discussing tho necessity OF revolution.
They threaten 10 overthrow The Dictator, and
Ii clare that theT wi! not permit the sae of tic
country.
, 1870-08-30

fF:nm Die Scw-YoEkes sAhsad.1c:taa..}
THE 7KlltrSl: lrins- With III l.ra.s, detailed
a~fpatcht t:rul the seat 81 MAR than any o;h'r nw-
rsr-tep the marx in ing That il. teset.phie
informs IT, atFe esEet q nEttt' Fl .trssnt trSat:
lin We duutt, fur instance, whc:Fr in any ot taos.
ett. -u detailed account Ct thr hatt!t u Grs.c
sort 1HE Tn1nt'Sy 49,, 70 TELEGRAPH ri. are1an p
ntE contains ttverai cia drspatchr+. wh- sivr
e;s sassr aesoYat i: W tt.ts & aaAn. than ths r /;
It's r1EIcit d--patchre. but aleo y sito.l. ~
great ruling eva Etc iu Enrtss, la. Tn 7EnsN: a;f
ot ,he asa sos q tLs var Tsas i. .y1n''th:e
aracs .-v,rx tier MOTEL II il 10 Frra: st~a.l:,
o"uE g nE TnnrSt:tsIat .iie sys'f American.
t.r:-ans, mi t.rusny lh"utd urf II in ;her rl.rlr
t"' tar TEE fEIH Nj. lnstrsl Of that q! sht H-'Ift
M fruits ct tts eoc-sal nnay.. havtng tucre a.e n
etvttnl weeks rnoFno.tls in riIruiAt,on anil wis!
Germans to work hasA feg wiz. circulation.
, 1870-08-30
The Contest In she E'tfth CouErcs.
sionnl Dlstrict-Crops ia sncnry
County.

County.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
GALyA, ILL.,, aug. Ss.-3eueFal Henderson
Fpoke here last Saturday night to one thousand
hearers. There was great enthusiasm. Ga1ya
and Henry County viii give Henderson a large
majority on the 9Th Of September. The County
Convention tu-day Is for Henderson.
PEoKta, ILL.,. Aug. so.-tIon- f. L. Ingc.sof and
Colonel K G. InGersoll addressed an Immense
andlence at kouse's Opera House shta evening
Ia the interest OF the formers denomination "a
Congress- The meeting WIS yery enthusiastic,
The contest between lngetsoll anu Henderson Ii
creating al intense excitement, ant the yote or
the Sth OF September for tnl nomination will be
close.
!GALvA. ILL.,, AUG. Give had a yery heavy
shower, last u10ht, which viii help corn and fal
feed xerJ muci, Corr. As 4 general thug, vii
dry weather ibis summer. Br10M cor1
harvesting has commenced, nut she crop Ia hight
The Hra1aeF 1sc cool and PLEASANT this morning.
, 1870-08-30

fFtttn ttc Springfield Republican,
TIE NEW YORK T1IIS E1H1nncA to Hl.41I all Ite
iroinptners .nd fAi!n..s with which il furnishes The
W;rnewt net .1s isllithrrl fn'l aecount- Of t.e
hut h:b hal trlcErsFh"i ttsrrai tnliu areenat Vi
the great battle It Grsveottr txst week Ta.T!sy Ill
FftSer.ck ch.!c. ana Gea;,a striunct: md forse,i
hattie Of thu n, fnr. and II NAV prove to r the
decisive bAtt1e 7t she War. THE I11Nt:SE daabt}esa
ttr untted s,tA:er- to give tailed aec.uns .! ti
hattie by an eve*neet. sad It Is Nn exploit .! whic!
1t Mzy well tr proud.
, 1870-08-30
ITALY,

rinKEScE, Aug. e1.-N Emle Qulyiess family
have arrived tn this city.
1Tince Napoleon had q long Interview with the
Austrian Ambassador. while at Florence.
, 1870-08-30

11KA. GARRETNON'S
EnEsish and Frrn-h Eh.rItrE and Dag School far
Young ia'.ie- and C.:itsss. s Yves. Eeryte yensh+:,
tatnfer ~ l.. Ci1r1lar. ms: h oLtao.l ty apt :A
ton 1t 5. t. EKiGGS Co. 3t1a- Gazcesson VIII ba
Ut Lau.e ca nai xt:cs ST :. l.
, 1870-08-30

Failure 0f the In,iina Crops in Dn-
A0tn-1tuch Suffering xeafetI-1'utt-
, 1870-08-30

- k3F teW frsE FFFHtHI NAtL1
SLOWED from III eno:n,>as eab:e 1r4pstch 10 THf
Ih1BCNE. which tave description cf the battle ci
tpaptr rhula be tic mt to kiyr = ful! aaa
Fralhic aeroant e battle iaufhs in sas hart .,
neas~,s arai.abls tersrfh ttatto:, and transmitted
two hundred and e,shts dolArs solt-. au achsvts
luent Mheh IL o:l, Alassiuk ko4or to American
alu. hct WHICH ritz b.. EsEas1si ty ip:. u:sent
tfatons Of ,ht Immense pso1sss Of the in tho 10
thu casr. whoa enterprise hrr hre oftrn ar
sk1sGy nAniftttea. should frr e0.uu,on priir Ia
such Journalistic zrL.rStastt This, ca tstI.cte
louer American }orrualtsm while It afosls TIL
IhbCSE }ult cause lur s<E-c canRraiui1tsun
, 1870-08-30

Il
discover tho cuen1s's movements Suca great
nsaFses Of troops. covering q wide
| region. required special rrrcauttona.
The rsst army was TO uanl the enemy 5
line of march, and was directed to take new
1 position near the river Med Meantime the first
a1:d second armies approached each other, a
division passing over the Mnselle- The same
division on the 9th, took part III dclt Ii which
the French were 1cpulsea and pursued unt!l thes
reached the protection of the guns
Of Metz This combat resulted greatly
to the advantage Of the Prus*iaus.
4. 1t retarded the F1ench retreat, and The aivan
tace wRs easily followed up, tho two roads cnu-
| meeting Metz With Ecrtiuu. and fcttian with
| rarls, the second army rcfra!n!nR ftnm the pas
| sage OF the Mose!lc, and far1s thus Threatened,
| the French were obliged to withdraw from the
right bank ot the Mosellc beiorc Metz. not being
strong enough to stop The rsusstan movements,
The advance es thu 1rst army, observing The
on August II the French rear, throw,
s Ing it upoa the main be.ly, which
VAS compelled 10 send hack several divisions te
:. support lie rear. The TTusslau First and Sey
+" raeu totrs went Oh the south side 10 compel tht
fteuca 10 race asnut. They succeeded, after
+ o.oosss hti' Victorious conflict. The p1us5i At
e Fifth Division attacked General Fso1ssara. n,
:, | degrees the cn,irc French force hecan,. IN
e gsgc.a, and Of the frussan forces, the othc, di
st visions OF the Third C0rns, the Tenth Curn.
d a regiment Of the Ninth Corrs. an,
C b1lgaA'c OF tho Eighth, ra;,1c,
,e natcl. Prince Frederick Charles HI,
le taken command. The movement WAS 6uccessfr
$, aEi the sou,herls road to parts iutcsceptct
It The Russians fought hcrutcalty and their losse
g wcrc large, but those Of the enemy, especially
ID | tic Imperial Guar1. were immense. The Frenc
official reports estimate the PEusstau force cnga
;. ell at doutlc what II was. The ouls way fos It
s. Emperor to escape fatal isolation from 1'as1s at
N Ills supplies lay the northern ue- The prussl.
II | aE1pf ipf tho south nndIng no enemy belo
'y 1t, fcu back, combining with tho other atmy.
ID Joint attack on the French was then planned Il
II | French cezsiug 10 retreat by the noFthetly III
ID took q pos!ti0n Oh tile heights before Metz. II
second army Instant; noyed TO the right dd'
its center aut left At Tcrneyllic and AEznansi
st teys, while Its right rested In Contact with &
Of ttrst amy. Absolute readiness for smuitaueo
mtsc along the entire line. was reqnis1
Us the French position MAS q stro
ad one. Al the start the Ninth CoErs encounter
cs an advanced detachment, who opened With :
I'd t1slcry from tho ve,ncvtilc side. The nrst arn
ms therefore, was ordered to engage the enemy
front, and II O'Clock opcnri wcll-sustaln
as and effective cannonnde, whleh lasted till bro
=, daylight. The French replied With yigot. Abt
Ae' 1850 the Infantry engaged the enemy. who II
- Just then strongly reinforced, his u
e'' reaching from ST Marie AUX Cher
- to the Ia cuIsse wood. /
16n Posltons naturally OF great strength, had be
W toHihed by catthworks and bitches tha,
~. eee~eo slmost tmrreguabe. There WIS 4 b1
, 1870-08-30

s11c1pK-pANAGE BY sEuRx At BrFFAEn% -
HrfFALo. AEE. eo-Eber c. Cha.e. Treasurer
Ut thu Mechanics Savings Bank, committed au.-
cIIc to-,1a{ bY hanging.
4 violent squall .hia afternoon caused
considerable damace. TIE swing bridge over
buGalo Greek was hlowu from tts mn1rines ant,
demolished. Four teams were on 1t at the lime,
s'ut escaped. Dar1nG the storm q man, woman
and child were ktlle,. Oh the track OF the Lax.
shore Read hy a passing train.
, 1870-08-30

iFroa, the Springfield Mase.) Republican. July ~
TEE MN fuRk TklBCSE has d. re tscde11J ElpEe In
the II Festine new- tum Europe than aas u the
pthrr pArtr9 u the country. and 4howa Enterprise
WsrtEv 81 imitation ii has u corretpondcnt At the
Frneh b, adna:rfs. which no other PAPER haa and i
tKecL dezt atcte hy the Atlantic C4be cvcry day Of
late. The c.ses New Tnsk psreT1, even the boating
Heratd, arc nowhere III comparison.
, 1870-08-30

III
with n Frnt1 Pattcnt-CloAc OF the
TErnfcst at indianapolis.
Special De.catch II The Ctie1xo Tribune.
1SDlASAroL1s, Aug. ea.--A d.. Robert Soule,
Who has been roaming ayer the country as a ph5-
stcia1, suddenly left this city on Thursday after
making an effort 10 murder his wife, whom he took
outside Of the city for thas purpose, nut who es-
caped to neiShbor's- Soue then returned ia
elored with one OF his patients, oaaeu N1s RI.
per.
The German Tnraerfest marched through the
went to Greenwood. where the day WIS spent Il
The Csuai sports. The rrlzes for the best esSa,
were tssuetl to Ad. klngac, OF DAYTON: s1b}ec;
The Turner'S :" and the second 10 Fred GehntnQ
Of this city, The Fest closed this evening
with two grand balls, both OF which were wei
attended. Taxing It altogether, the Test va
grand success, anu Eli the visitors are hIEhl
pleased with The manner IN which tae5 have b-ei
tp.sII8tntl.
, 1870-08-30

fruit and commission merchant here, and one OF
Dutuquets most honosed citizens, dol this mora-
ing II Denver. Colorado, Of consumption, whittier
he had gone to improve his health
, 1870-08-30

KniRkond Disasters In New Jcrsey.
NEW foKx, Aug. 9s.-whlie the mtsd.s ex-
press train, from West City, on the Camden 4
A.nboy Railroad, VAS passing LAWRENCE Station,
New Jersey, At iun speed, to-day, the rear ca
rail, and, after running some distance on the
ties. vas hurled against q freight caf, and both
completely demolished. Lewis Loekhosek, resi-
, 1870-08-30
fEfnne tn, SrcfrrHeld t-uinu


s1s 4 E.: .hint ,;seY.,;n s i; I.r"!,t.f ;s hat,,t
re.r1Edeni l,n The tieht by thu aide ri kina
William AID Hi.u.Ark, 1t il gsaphc account ii IN.
The TaCSE thinks will provs the dseisss one Of TIT
war,
, 1870-08-30

NclIc1lry County luAtruct% for
EArnAsEoflh.
WOODSTOCK, Ill, aug, eo.-The Mcueury County
Republican Cunyentt,a, held hefe III Saturday,
unanimously instructed It's delegates IL vot.: iut
Geuelal taIuswOtth.
, 1870-08-30

We ~ intst4nd to 1Hk TAi1Uxs tor : serfes Of az
tfensg ln'erttsink re} wherein The tnctdsnt*
the thrce bAttt, OF rather II the great battle in ht
Att fought ietwsn M..x and teFdun On the mr1norA
b. dsvs 81 the 1Ate snd 1sth f thst describe
the Of the great battle Of tho lsth E Tn
nCSE g Hssy adrnt t.2laEt tho Eesss- i Is yer,
IRtnCNE. II fe known. h far from he!nE favorable t.
Fr*rct. 1sa cotEctpand:nt turing the actor
hlsmast HI narrative saows m invn1antaEF hui ~
!ttnt p.r1tait, 70. rst.;e Il wiil s never,he
ieed vslor Of cur scd!ets mi th military e.nfRs
their euuItlAuder, AA1enxl HaZ&ine.
, 1870-08-30

Fem the sau Francisco Alta Cal!a.aiaI
TIE TAlHCSE cs. the rfrst Of tse world. - far ~
wc know. IN the cnrauta-.s and accuracy Of its
for the smoke Ct she sikt hAs cleared away. To THE
TRFrsr We arc la.sel, fade'ted ter ths ,naEvcno-.
dte9ateE.
, 1870-08-30
NEWSPAPERS.
The War in Europe.


Tho New York Tribune In thr only ncv<r.
paper In th~ Tntsed ~tnte- receiving full
apccIul de-pnsehr tram thr scnf Of Will: and
fully represented by special Correspondent,
with both pru.>fnn and French nrmtcs, anu
at thu iea1iu4s cnpitul..
, 1870-08-30

From the Hartford Poskl x
The Moruirg rafeFe have teen pretty mach MI Of
them dependent on TIE SEw YORK TRIBUNE fur =
kAIke tAAI1 of theft II neEs.
, 1870-08-30

[FTo.a tht St. FaG1 P!cet y
TIE SEw YoKk TE1BrSk's esetts erpsee IN eEe NJ
Ing r1cetal cattle tt1eSy.s containing full details Of
the ls1t EurppeAu II the subject Of reFF general
remark aud ror.rrndatien by thr Wettcrn rF~ts ~
xrr atoersvs the etarrst and hest atcouat Of the
a. IL .rrpSee tL.s tic sass eircutatian Of TIE hi
nr*E will e~ speedily csue!st BY its " sharp sad dr
cisvc" VA measures.
, 1870-08-30

From the Beetou Sews.l
TIE SEw yokK TE1htSE has made thi4 EHEusssn
lsttc ttumrhA The fact ie unlFrrtstv acknowledged
, 1870-08-30
PROPOSALS FOR
PRINTING PAPER


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I7zaa.y L, ls:1. 90 ~ 1cz.= e - iss:c fIi:1
l., ISL
The rer.o3 cr petoas to hon7 the contract + ard "a
will .e,aise t, ave boud 70 :au Ge7+:nor in :ae
penalty OF twenty Lous and dollar. conditioned ss: IL
will faithfully fusIi.h and deliver tho sat pi5-- IA
kind. quality. and qaa1tty. 1t tie dEcs. rae. aad
upon Tic strrs named IL .h ecntset In pI7ta2-: II
Law sad alt, :.4t tc tts5 vii !ar.h any s1i-
lorai a1ne1n. It IaTeT tat neny b~ Fred for III ~
Of tie State. upon the tr.ns and ss like ilit5,
qhca=yez rr4aet.4 - lo !, iy he Ssest:a y 9:as
| HOWARD RcyMEL.
| Sre:tt.:y y: S.a...
, 1870-08-30

FFrnm the Rnsi1nrton FFte Ffess.i
In tho natter Of settrtuS An.1 ra!i-tp. war .ews
TIE New Y'Ek TLlaEaL il ii. ~ius faf ,a91r 1utet
rEisc thAo apy ct IT. uro1szie:.
, 1870-08-30
foreign.

Unauthenticated Reports OF
Heavy Fighting Near
the Belgian
Border.
The PrusSian Movement To-
ward Paris Now Looked
Upon as
Fcint
The Flankiir ss::ss::sld r.: Crushing of
MacMt-..- Army Sup
Co belts Real
Object.
Detailed Account Of the Capture
Of Titry.
An American Correspondents Ac-
count Of the Battles
Around Metz.
Further Extraordinary I3cns-
r.rcs TakcIt for tic Dr-
fence Of I'lsris.
Belgian Railroads Monopo1ized in The
Transportation Of French Stores
4 story Of Aastra-1sussiau In.
tervcntion.
The Eseaeh War Department to ke Removed
10 Tours,
Prospect Ct Renewed Political Dlstur-
bances in Sp7iu-
A Rumor Current that Napoleon Is
Shut up in Meta.
, 1870-08-30

Population OF Quincy
QC1Scy, Ill, iAuC. 23.-Thc census Of qutncT
has Just heen completed, showing the population
IL 1T - SIS, 0niy l6;D less than WAS estlnaateu
btfutc tic selsuS was I1kG1.
, 1870-08-30

Canadian Officials to Visit Chicago.
ToRoSro. Aug eo--The City Council decided
TO <!slt Chicago next week. They start On Satur-
.1as, ana arrive in Chicago Tuesday morning.
They 20 By boat Ci4 Milwaukee,.
, 1870-08-30

FIRM sh srr!aetead to., Reeubllel
TN NEW fOhk TkiBCNE iF ErntlAly admitted hE
tie rrrta Of The country hase rxcee alEts cou.e-
ira.- TIN. Ia In the .aeost snd qu,.s. ot il "a:
entioue de- pae!ts from ts special correspondents IN
Enr1And. Germany, and fEauet. and nearlE All the
rally salu4tls information set received has pAseed
through tt l21ds.
, 1870-08-30

Seriouk Hunting IAcctdcnt-Political.
Special petrateh to The Chieazo Tribune.
OTTAWA. ILL., Aug. e2.-On Sunday afternoon last,
lad aged II years, while IN crowd Of boys who
were hunting, having Que gun, hail his arm shot
Gnd SO badly shattered that It was ,recl's ncces-
saEy to cut It III above the elbow, which wns
dune. He Il IT. a cEttfcA! condition.
The Democrats have issued their calls for cpun-
tt and Congressional conventions.
, 1870-08-30

Daur TaBcSr, mail tubserIbeEs. elo pe1 a1turo
Sicst cDpcs. ctnts.
MN Five cnrle.cr over Is eash: ID e1trs eopy
will be sent for every elao Of ten rent for one
time
WEEKLY Thmrsr. mall tubscrihers, e pr Annuup
For clah iernf. *cId tor sp<t iuen copy and show
, 1870-08-30

The account Of the battle Q! Gra> .lp.tr, which Il.
rub1ish today. !. iron. HE NEW YuAk TA1BCSE MI
telef7aThtd to that Journal frm London direct Tht
c0et .! this uud+rfAkiue uauet hHse beeo enutmou.
Thr minute acrountt Of httlte frun thc sat of war;
wetAkt them frnin German uewsrsr"r-, tlabor,t.
1a i1EhAi~ little more 70 than The areount sf OIL
knE!ith eonsemrotAries; but tbs grandeur of 1Hl
TH1BrEks undertaking constt. In it, c'F
reerondtnee dt5ecf from London 10 New York by tt1e
grah. Justice to political opcoN.ut farcr. Int
ie rteoEnftlua of journalistic enterprise. TEL TRi1
r'SE Las dietauce1s al u:!lc. leWsiap-1t,
, 1870-08-30

iftnn the Cincinnati GAzette1
TIE :sEx fGRE TRIhJNE, in it, arrangements 10
nes. IL lie oalr ra;+E that has had rr:o:e Of aay
value And il sTreia1s from the +|At Of uoEt
full ans rrEsMe taar anything p3bAhcd II tsIa cora.
TRY CT Euso1v.
, 1870-08-30

iEn n The ChicAGo ITh0ne.I ..-..
The only AutrC eel.oadrntt that ave. - yet
nLy setcrratic2 t.om tEe -: Of wss ac thost
nj Inf NEW YnRx T1InCSE, which has diet lncea al
ccmr~oEn By the procptnea ad fu1laezs Of its Intel
ES.Lcc.
, 1870-08-30


TEE new foEK TnlnC.iE has zone fir ahead Of al
the ucEsrspeIs Vi tlI. c.nt1LGnt III getting the Wal
IcTs: Nha. tixel1l With ulg Fseae.i &s:us anutl.
with The PTufflan Amy. Gs rsrh tt
the rest Of w1r and thtft n loptou "a eolect and
tutEE AEd the Latest All this C1sTtrturdenre
al Axstly $l1aA day.
, 1870-08-30

PerAons who arc unable otherwise to Gecure IHa
HtNE can a,w ays Eeerivt it by mil " ttMan& tdet
otdera disytt ~ the Gf6cc.
, 1870-08-30

[Fynca the Rochester F1pstss.1
A. utnaL The TRINCNE Eives thr most fntete4tto<
and rtt.alIt ptws Ee hare from the eeat Of ~as.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-01-01
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-01-01
The staff of Life.

"A y,ar ago The press OF the Whole South
urged the planter TO direct his first and
sturdiest efforts 10 the cultivation OF bread
stufls. Three years experience OF cotton
planting had proved that it was unwise to
risk fortune on ono cast of the die, and
that IL was useless to make cotton for sale
at high price If the proceeds were 10 be
consumed iii buying bread and meat
We have now the results of another sea-
son before It's; q season oi desperate cXcr
tioa ard unusual cost. Larger Gums than
ever before were spent in fcrtiizinS the soil,
strenuous attempts were made to produce q
manluosh crop oi our staple, and The end OF
it all is-.a cotton crop four or five hundred
thousand bales larger than thas OF last
year, and general scarcity OF corn. In
this State the cotton crop Will bc less than it
was in 1853, and corn Uust be bought stead
lily until new crop ooulss in.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-01-01

lS7C-The Work Bcforo Us.

We have just emerged from II season Of
bitter trial for the South. Ten years OF blood
and suffering, OF dire disaster and prolonged
unrest, are ended at last To-day we enter
upon a new decade-a decade, we trust
and believe. OF peace, content and unex-
ampled prosperity for the Southern people.
But there is work to be done The smiling
laid in which we live is now at tho mercy Of
q motley crew Of vagabonds, whose only
principle is greed, and whose only policy is
toplunder, while they may, the people whose
interests they have sworn to serve. The
year which begins to-day will bring US the
opportunity to kurl these pestilent knavos
from power and to elect in their stead men
of dccency, integrity and mind Every man,
white or black, who has dollar at stake in
the future of South Carolina, is directly and
personally interested in the consummation
of this reform.
How shall we make success assured? Hon
est people, without distinction of party,
color rellSl0n, or CLASS, must urop, tor Cne
moment, all minor issues and combine at
once to put an end to the reign OF igno-
rance, Jolly and corruption which now dis
graces our State. Organization, OF course,
there must be; but let it be upon plat
form so broad and liberal, that it will afford
ample standing room for every man among
It's, who can point to q clean personal
record And, once the campaign is opened,
no exertion must be spared to win the
fight. If, as we hope, the next twelve
month shall rid us of the pack of hungry
and unprincipled adyenturers who are
now lording it over our State, then. in
deed, will 1870 be known in the annals of
South Carolina as The Year of the Happy
Deliverance.