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TERMS OF THE NEWS.

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The There's Orn shifts its ground and
now charges that "a representative" OF THE
News ''did offer, in consideration Of receiv-
ing the public printing to support Governor
Scott aud his administration. This is a
bigger lie than its predecessor. No repre-
sentative Of this paper, to our knowledge or
with our consent, has offered TO support the
Scott administration, upon any terms, at
any ttme or for any consideration echatecer.
Let The Thieres' 0rn prove its charge, or
again stand convicted of wilful and malicious
lying.
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The Voters Duty.

To the honest but misguided Republicans,
upon whose blind and unreasoning fealty to
'sThe Party" depends the sole hope Of the Ring
for the preparation Of its power, we heartily
commend the. following words OF honest
counsel from the New York Tribune, the
leading organ, both in ability and influence
of the National Republican Party:
from the New York Tribune OF Wednesday,
"We ask no one to support an Incapable or
unworthy candidate for Office because he is
called Republican, and has regular nomlna-
ton. On the contrary, we urge every voter TO
strike from his ballot any name which he
knows to be that of q dishonest or unfit man,
no matter for the consequences. Conventions
and ,o,re-,oorkers must be taught that such
nominations ,olN not dnS1er, and this is the
aoay to teach them. Do not ask us 10 partictl-
larize and denounce-for the friends Of the bad
candidates would resent such denunciation by
striking at the good ones; but do you make
due inquiry, and scratch off every bad mans
name from the ballot which you vote. The
Immediate consequence may be dlsagreeable,
but the ultimate effect will be wholesome and
benefcent. Understand, then, once for all,
that zoe do not aoish you to vote for thief or a
fool because Of his politics. If any Republican
nominee is un,oorthy, you cannot better serce
the Republican cause than By refusing to uote
for him. aud thus compelling better nomina-
tons thereafter"
'If every voter would religiously exercise
his right Of suffrage at each election, taking
care to scratch from his ballot any and every
name which ought not to be there, whether he
put good name in its place or not, we should
soon have the right sort of nominees every
time. Unprincipled aspirants would no longer
pack primary meetings and buy nominations,
if the inevitable result would be their dis
graceful defeat Let us all resolve to scratch
every bad nominee, but take scrupulous care
to vote for every good one "
These remarks Of Horace Greeley, we may
add, convey hints that should not be lost
upon the members of our own County Noml-
mating Convention, which meets to-day.
Delegates, read and weigh well these words
of counsel from shrewd political foe!
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The Campaign.
lying.

"A Reform Club was formed at Ridgeway
on the 25th uliimo.
The Herald understands that one Of the
Commissioners of Elections for Laurens is will
ling 10 agree to the appointment of a joint
election committee.
The Anderson Radicals have nominated
William Spencer Moore for Coroner, William
H. Haynie (the Reform candidate) for School
Commissioner. Napoleon b. Gaillard tcoloredj
for County Commissioner, aud Henry Kennedy
(coored) for the House OF Representatives.
On the 18th, under new proclamation by
Governor Scott, elections for Coroners Will be
held in the following counties: Charleston,
Richland, Edgeield, Anderson, Barnwell,
Chester, Chesterfield, Fairfield, kershaw, Lat,-
rens, Marion, Newberry, Oconee and Sumter;
also, for SheriIs in the counties Of Union and
Clarendon, and Clerks OF the Court in the
County Of Chester.
The Orangeburg Reformers have nomi-
mated the following county ticket: For Pro-
bate Judge, J. c. Holman; for School Com.
missioner, Alexander Brown; for County
Commissioners, John h. Phillips, DR.. w. s.
Barton, Washington KNOTS; lor Representa-
tives, DR.. b. H. Knots, S. R. Mellichampe,
William Dannerly, Hercules Richardson, Will
liam Golson.
THE Georgetown Times reminds the people
that Colonel and Judge Robert F. Graham
voted for, worked for, was elected Judge un-
der, and administered, the so-culled Black
Code, with merclless severity not known out
of Marion County. and that the same eX-cOlo-
mel and exjudge is now a flaming, bright and
shining light of the Radical party, whose chief
stock in trade is the same so-calct Black
Code, which ex-Colonel and ex-Judgc II. +.
Graham so merciicssiy and vindictively adj
ministered during his briei Judicial career.
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IF Attorney-General Chamberlain, solici-
tor of this Circuit, is never at his post. and
leaves his place to be filed by the court
upon all occasious why does he not resign
and allow the people to choose man who
will discharge tho duties OF the Office to
which he is elected?
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The Blue Ridge Business.

II any taxpayer in South Carolina has
been led, by the asseverations OF sc"'i.
Chamberlain & Co., TO believe that the four
million dollars of bonds guaranteed for the
Blue Ridge Railroad are not Il direct lia-
biity and bona .fdG part OF the debt OF
the State. let him real the letter of Censor,
printed in our columns this morning.
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A CORRESPONDENT informs US that Powell
Smythe, candidate for the State Senate,
has Withdrawn from the canvass since the
exposure by Judge Carpenter of his inidelity
and mean behavior. Perhaps it was
thought that Clarendon might be robbed OF
her senator by the penitentiary when his
services were most needed
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The last shift of The There's O~n is to
insin uate that THE News received tele-
gram, and letter. asking how much it
would take to advocate a measure before The
and that it did advocate
that measure We reply that Tile There's
O,ru is once more guilty OF systematic and
malicious living.
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TIE Indignation Of the people at the
en- ormous taxes imposed by the Scott Ring
has frightened those worthless into suspend
ing the collection of taxes until the 18th
inst. This has been done in hershaw, and
we suppose that the same confidential order
has been sent to the other counties.
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THE suspension of the collection Of taxes
until after the 18th inst. is a sharp elec-
tioneering dodge, but it will deceive nobody.
After the elections the taxes must be pald
as usual; and the rule, besides, is partial
one, as only the small taxpayers are to have
the benefit OF the delay.
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IT is charged by The There's 0Dn that
THE NEWS was paid for its silence on the
bill to fund the old issues OF the Bank of the
State. THE News was not paid for its silence,
and was not silent When will The There's
Opn tire OF lying?
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JUST as we expected, The There's O,cn
is unable to substantiate its charge that Tue
CHARLESTON NEWS offered to support the
Republican party for the State printing. 1t
therefore stands self-conyicted Of aciyM and
deliberate lying.
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WE defed Tie There's Oun to prove
that udge Carpenter bribed, or attempted
to bribe, any member OF the General AS
sembly II does not gire theproof and At
cannot. The public must draw thsir own
conclusions
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AN UNFORTUNATE colored lunatic lies in
jail in Camden because the county could not
pay the State Lunatic Asylum eighty-slx
dollars in advance. And Governor Scott
has forbidden the collection Of county taxes
until after the 18th inst.
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amnseti1e11ts.
d OIL ER SIX ATTN G
III 1T

I'D OI y R 3 4 a I N U
III 1T 3 2
THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC HALL. !.
COMMENCING SATURDAY EVENING, OCT. L
The assemblies wilt be as follows MONDAY
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY AFTERNOONS from
to.6 o'clock, and TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY NIGHTS from halfpast : to 10.
Admission to Night Assemblies so cents; Chill.
dren o5 cents. Tickets In packages Of twelve So.
Use Of Skates, 25 cents.
Afternoon Assemblies, Ladies and Children, in
Guiding use Of Safes, a5 cents; Gentlemen, tnclud
ing use of Skates, so cents.
Season tickets OF admission (good for all assem-.
blIes during three months) for gentlemen S.; for
ladies So; for gentlemen and lady 81 50. y
sen2I-3ulos
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aug9
EsTON SEMINARY,
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Under the charge OF Miss E. A. hELhl. aad sl,
pervlson of q Board Of Patrons and NiSi!ofs, Will
be opened MONDAY. October 3d. -,
IN addition TO the Academic IUuise t'tie VIM wv
I've Preparatory Department, Tor "hlcn none
but trained Teachers VIII bc employed. ACCOM-,
mUdaIons have bren made at present only lor a
limited number. Those desiring 10 entsi puplIls
will make application at GnGe. al No. a' ~. rum,
street. E:Uurs Tor applying, a. d. 10 l. M' su''
5 Sto+P. NJ.
From numher Of testimonials, the following
have been selected 10 enlist the laVorapie coisiu-
GRAFTON Of lhe public ,- nj;
From Hon. C.. G. Memminger. Hon linnr% hii's,,
Hon. e. III. SI,uuDtun, Hon. W. d. Porter, lion.
W. Aston piingir and John RllS'c!. tsN.
CUlKIESr'US, s. c., Angus 81. 1870.
Miss ETA 4. KE.LI has been ltaccr ~ 'iiE
or the arsI c:ass OF girls at 'nn ''a.e
sioners OF the SclOul, We hal tue Opportunity VI
closely observing her qualifications as IL ie1chtl.
Her knowledge in all The branches taught Is He
carate and thorough and 3e "H, ~ nd ~, na,n d,Gm "I
interesting 10 her pupils. her aisciPlht Is a'ihl-
rably COMPOUNDED OF drmncss alM Son'l leinper
and we feel warrant ell In view O all liei q'.'ncl
lIanS, in recommending Miss MILL a' o.ie VI
Inc best Teachers within our ku.m ,,.E!i .SuGT:
HENRY BUL;r.
CHARLES Il. SlMGNT0N.
W. D. POR TER.
", alSrON rRISGLE.
JOHN RUSSELL
[From F.. Montague GrlinKe- E'ni
CuARIEsTON, S. G., August ~, $50
take great pleasure in recommending MISS
ETA A. KELLY AZ an earnest: faithful ana ac.
conpilsneG Teacher sls MS pr lprinrina uf the
state Normal ScIuo in this city and WINGED In
the discharge nf her ,Iu,ics degree Of tact and
ability whirh have rarely seen eq9alis ,, l,,ls a,.'
she uptes an ornsuine;s of PURPOSE Il gcut tleneSS
Of manner, and power Of imparIins knowledge,
the young. .,,.,,,,r
(Stnui) E. MONiahuh !. MIMI,
Secretary III ihe Beard uf commissioners % thc
FREE schools OF The City Of Charleston
sep9-imwlI
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4jotcls.
u=OLUM MBl 4 HOTE L,
COLUMBIA, s. c.,
VIM. GORMAN, PROPRIETOR.

The Proprietors OF this pleasantly located and
siavantly iurnlshed Establishment, at the Stale
tsnilal desire TO inform the travelling public and
others seeking accommodations, tina. the "CO.
i.UMBIA' is in every respect a frst-class Hotel,
unsurpassed by any 10 the State or the United
states situated in the business centre OF the
..Iiy, With fine large airy rooms, and table sup.
piled with every delicacy Of the season, bota from
New Yurl and Charleston markets, the Ploprte
tors pledge themselves that NO efforts Will be
spared to give perfect satisfaction IN every re-
nrst.c;ass Livery Stable is attached to the
HOTEL where vehicles Of every description can be
mad at tie shortest notice.
Omnibuses attend the arrival and departure OF
ever, Train, and passengers are carried to and
from the Hotel PREF OF CHANGE.
'N0''' WIN. GORMAN.
anrl3 WIN
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Sjourhi,iG.

D1ARD FAMILIES AND YOUNG MEN
ID can he nl,asnrtly accommodated al tile
cnrncr uf Wentworth aud Glchr Streets
spp23-l2
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fost ono Fonnb.

r OsT, IN COMING FROM GREEN
IL VILE to Charleston, on Friday last,
Trun marked c. C. Conner. The loser mas n
stead a Truuk marked Thornley,, which the own
er can get by applying at No. Meeting street.
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Enmber, JneI, &r.
Newspapers, alasaanes, &e.
URAL CA ROL N l a N.
VOLUME u-No. l.
OCTOBER.
y r E 4 D z.

LABOR. BIZ Hon. Alfred lluger.
Is the South o Stock Country f-by d. wyatt
Aiken.
Texas Istle In Eugland-by Alex. S. McRae, Of
Liverpool
Coffee and Coffee Culture-by F..
Suggestive Experience In Farming-by A. n.
Latham.
Best Culture for ,he South-by Thos. G. Clemson.
And many other interesting articles, hlllng
siXty.four royal octave pages or fslio feaains
nss- The RURAL CAROLINIAN is specially ue-
voted to the development OF the Agricultural, ,
horticultural and pomooScaI lnsstetS ,afHrn ~ ton @
m thai end noI TO be found in any other magazine
" subscription. ,.'e sdt ssper annn@ in adEs1es
Address WALKER, EVANS COGSWEtL,o
sep26 Nnal-e'.e-, =.
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T1HE. EXERCISES OF MISS L. H: JOYE's
SCHOOL, for children and young Ladies
viii he continued at her Residence, No. King
s;rent sep3n
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Tbe Gbarlestp11 Nems,

MONDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1870.
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For Governor,

Hon. R. B. CARPENTER. OF CHARLESTON.
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T OST OR STOLEN, FROM No. 2
IL Alkens Row. one large SILVER SOUP La
DIE, with the owners name engraved on it. a
reward will be given for It's recovery or any lnior-
malion concerning 1t. Jewellers are requested 10
stop 1t should Ii be offered for sale oct3-l@
r OST OR STOLEN, A. PALMETTO
IL WALKING CANE, with silver head, on
which owners name is engraved. a liberal re-
ward will be paid Il left at this Office. sep2s
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Removals..
Uants.

WTANTED, A YOUTH, FROM I; ", II TO It, n6
useul In O store. Apply at No. 14l King street
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NEWS OF THE DAY.

GENERAL NJ. C. BUTLER. OF EDeEFrELD.
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Ghnrailonal.

otHERWOOD SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
y LADIES The sixth Annual session com.
mrrCes 81 October. Corner Wentworth and Rut.
ledge streets. MRS. JOHN LAURENS,
nrt3I4 PRINCIPAL.
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Meetinss.

TNION REFORM CLUB, WARD No. 2.
~ a Regular Meeting Of Ward No. Will meet
THIS EVENING. Sd October, at the Hbernlan
Hall, at o'clock By order OF ]. n. MATTHIAS. Vice
President. JOS SAMSON,
oct3 a. Secretary.~
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NOTICE THE MEMBERS OF THE
IN SOUTH CAROLINA CLUB are requested to
meet at Columbia 10th November, 1870. Appll.
cations for membership must be sent to WADE
MANNING, Treasurer, at Columbia. S. G.
R. E. ELLISON, Jr.,
oct2-mthl2 Secretary ). Z. CiuD.
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A SETTLED WOMAN, TO
w Cook and Wash for small family. Ap-
oily 1T SO. s Rutledge stree, corner of Queen.
f,ff0-
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FXECUTIvE COMMITTEE, UNION RE-
IL FORM PARTY.-A Meeting OF the above
Committee will be held at their Hail, THIS EVEN.
ING, at O'Clock precisely. Prompt attendance
Is requested, as business OF importance will be
submitted. ". lNGLIS', JR.,
Oct3 Secretary.
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DALD1ETTO FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
i The Regular Monthly Meeting OF your Com.
pany will be held at your Hall, THIS EVENING, Sd
October, at O'Clock precisely.
By order. ALEXANDER DUNCAN.
oct3 Secretary.
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COLONIONS LODGE, No. /, A. F. NJ
y The Regular Monthly Communication Of the
above Lodge will be held at Masonic Hail. TH1s
EVENING, a. o'clock. Candidates for the E. A.
and F. C. Degrees will please be punCtual.
By order Of the ". NJ.
oct3 W 4. WILSON, secretary.
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CLASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL,
" FRENCH AND GERMAN SCIlOUL. BEAU.
FAN STR" EFT, ONE DOOR WEST OF PlTT-rhc
exercises OF this School will be resumed on MON.
DAY. 3u October.
HENRY VI. EnCNS, Principal.
CHARLES Is. COCHRAN Assistant.
a few Boys will be received Us boarders IL the
family OF the Princ.p9!
Sepl9-lG ~ % 2S. Ict1 %
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For Lieutenant-Governor,
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yN1ox REFoRM NOMINATIONS.

yNION REFORM NOMINATIONS.
For Governor,
aoN. R. B. CARPENTER, OF CHARLESTON,
For acknowledgements,
GENERAL NJ. c. BUTLER. OF EDGEF1ELD.
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TAGLE STEAM FIRE ENGINE CON-
IL PANY.-You are hereby summoned to at
Hail. THIS (Monday) EVENING, Sd instant, at hall
past O'Clock.
By order Of the President.
ARTHUR N. COHES,
oct3 Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-31

Eleanor Kinks true story, Up Broadway"
which appearea in The Reroion last year. soon to be
nuhsbcd nv Carlton with SEQUEL which the publisher
promises viii add much OF interest to the book
From unique publication, describing the
military posts and stations in the Division OF the Mis-
souri, under the command Of LieutGen Phil H. sher'-
dan We gather Interesting particulars: The Dyls-
ION was abshcd u 1896, aud Includes The Departments
of the Missouri the Platte and Dakota, comprising SIX
States aud seven Territories between the MISSISSIPPI anu
the Rocky Mountains Tho troops on duty throughout
tins extensive District Cavalry, 3D. 80, SIN ,lh anu
10th; artillery Battery X 2d Battery A, 81 batteiy
q 4th Battery B: infantry. Sd 4h STU 6th 1th 3tn ISt
l5th Goth aud 22l The number ui ludas IA thc Nv
non Is estimated at 1885, O5 thOugb this Is believed 10 De n
exeess az the actual numbers. The Creeks CherVkees
aud Choctaws are the most popuOus trlOes lhcre are
80 forts or camps which thus distributed; Kansas o
Colorado 4: New-McXicO, Indian Territory A. ArAan-
sas /: Nebraska Wyoming, G; Utah. /; Minnesota z;
Dakota, .: Montana, B.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-31

COFFEE-But u attendance i"fia'' oAh
he maj en m"l-atsf Eclfe i.v =
ether str.ay sales of 20 tags ka ~ lAeo s.d
Jamaic~ private ier,Es And 9soeags 81 Domisso
In Dad for export ,y..- ,.s,.rt tbe
hiuping demand low grse has Improved az W
eowt.rye trm state E,tras have si 20 some ,ih s,
IN. Medium rass have bcen O. u Of sale 49, large 20 - l.eV
be lposeL III by ubziung 10 lower hgrrs FAll
IN NOR. general demsud And stsndand brnds haVs s. ,pi
aud s,ork a these is'a-
aud With be ter loca sui ffo'i
Us~oani hhis' hs's
sold veil at rstAr hs hsf
eceeiel the general expedition - " ~
ii,erior IL l. Nei kuown. tasi bal h 70,
r.iwar rbs Induced heeI sAneh1s AM us sreus
i TIE carsrn prtr at tbr Wet leAre 20 mafsp D" ~ B.l
k, held M rueps ports Of GaI Bntsa ,n1 s's ,sh,s
rfs.u, Ae consumption however v.r lAf.s b, Grr,
,pos of n. urk are ~ bb.s including ty w ,e,lA
urt..a. 10 the British Provinces and -. -
luales tsT to- eocsp"ndhs
sl og7 hbls To-day and state foer 10 a.1ps
seian grades are YER o."
grades moderate trade saH 81
- soa,x5 6T sap,ree State IS asa % ~ hf th'a ~ u
~ Tor Faucy State. ts sass % ier hs ioA s'' ", BITs
Etr, IS 4sd rs for 10 ohaies Nplss ,s =, 1p
a. "a ~ So t.r Minnesota and loss Extras y o4 - ssp
S.utsvY E,tr.. rs 25GS S5 So for Shppug ohoi E sSsa
s 80 10 ia, Trade brands, S6dtb 20 or Family hr,.. Nh
- o ror lshsr Wntsr Stale and Westerns ~
wh..do io 600 ~ for PEuy DO sbdSbo e - g,se
Douhle, aud % s9g - - ~
C,. sud oregon Flour is Uaelanged sRl Ia ho' ~, a.
j. 10 moderate relnt,. ah1
t..i. al. sjl bbs - bo0 80 " for "idinA Fya..
and Country IS 65a t6 20 oI bts utos a. ,.sd ss
a. iOa 40 20 toI Fam, de s3 5qso ~ iof biua as'