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ihittemorc's majority SCI.
Horny.
Total. .lSG

Dunn's majority 276; blank i; total vote G49
The total voting population Of this county j!
l94l-l3s6 white and 555 colored voters. o.
the 64s votes cast AL whites voted for Dunn
blank; 1876 blacks voted for Whittemore an(
81 for Dunn; making 2O7 coored votes in all
or not quite one-third OF the whites and les:
than half of the colored voters. In 1868
Whittemore received in this county 39G votes
over fifty of them given by white voters
Covington, Democrat, received l0Ss votes
about 20 of them cast by colored men.
What the Northern Radical Papers sa y
OF the Result.
1t will perhaps be cOnsolng to the individual
who has won a national fame as cadelshir
broker to hear the expressions with which the
respectable journals of the party with which
he claims to be identified announce the news
of his reelection.
The New York Post (Radical thinks tha
lit is hardly possible that Congress will con
sent to admit disgraced swindler to seat il
its halls"
Forney's Press declares that lit is discredit
able to the country that such o person SHOULD
be reelected" and adds: ''It is much to be
regretted that the constituency of this man
could not have been better Informed concern.
ing his character, and especially with the dis
graceful circumstances under which he ler
the House."
Even the New York Tribune expressed "tht
hope that in case this shameless adyenturel
and trader in politics shall bc returned tc
Congress, that body will decline 10 receive
him us member, if it can possibly find justi
fication for such course
The New York Herald is even more compli
mentary. 1t says: "Whiltemore, it is CON
cedcd, is a scoundrel, and OF the mcanest pos
sible type. His taking a brlbe in Congress is
shown to be not merely in his usual way. but
rather above his usual way in point of dignity
and fair dealing. Even his dcfence-that he
applied the money to charitable purposes
turns out to be common defence with him
and he has made it in cases of knavery on sc
small sum as sevcnty-lve cents. Vel this
fellow must go to Congress, and there is no
help Tor it-all because, knave as he is, he Is
popular with the negroes, who are too obtuse
morally, to conceive OF these points OF charac
ter as objections.
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WASHINGTON.
A New Legislature for Georgia.
rrpox TIE ASSOCIATED PRESS

TFRoA TIE ASSOCIATED PREsS.l
WASHINGTON, June 4.
The House Reconstruction Committee, by S
to !. have agreed to so amend the Georgia bill
as to require the election Of a new State Le-
gslature the coming fall.
Jonah D. Hoober, a local politician OF some
note. and who was United States marshal here
during the Pierce administration, is dead.
SENATE.
In the Senate the joint resolution to increase
the compensation of assistant marshals of the
census was considered, without action.
The Indian Appropriation bill was consid-
cred, debate being mainly upon the merits OF
the Quaker system Of Indian treatment.
The Senate confirmed Wayne McVeagh as
Minister to Turkey, and spent two hours dis
cuss!ng the nomination of Benjamin F. Potts
to be Governor of Montana, vice ]. NJ. Ashley.
No action.
Robertson reported to the Senate to-day a
disability bill covering some seven thousand
citizens of eighteen States and the District Of
Columbia.
HOUSE.
The Senate bill, authorizing drawbridge
over the Alabama river near Selma, and above
Montgomery, was taken up from the Speak
er's table and passed. 1t goes to the Presi-
dent
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Trial Justice Riley. OF Oran@eburg, on We'd
nesday. committed Samuel Jamison to Jail on
the charge of the homicide of his wife. 1t ap-
pears that Jamison's wife died on Sunday last:
that she had been sick for some time, but that
the circumstances OF her death excited ''uspi-
quest on Monday. and that on the verdict Of
that jury Jamison was arrested and committed
to jail. On Thursday, Wm. r. Trcadwell, Esq.
coroner OF the county. summoned a jury OF i'll
quest at the place, and had the body disinter
red. After examination OF the body and hear
ing the testimony of several witnesses. the YER
dict was rendered: THAT the death OF the
woman was fastened by the Entertainment OF
Samuel Jam'son, her husband The unfOrtll-
nate affair occurred on the plantation OF DR..
Graves, who with Dr. Clecklcy was present at
the inquest and pnSt-n?rteP examination.
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Il NICE S0UdBBLE.
MONTGOMERY, June .

MONTGOMERY, June 4.
Judge Busteed, Of the United States District
Court, committed Reynolds, the auditor Of the
State, to Jail for five days, for contempt Of
court. in refusing to obey an injunction re-
straining him from collecting two per cent.
tax on the gross receipts of the Southern ES
press Company, which was authorized by the
State revenue law, but enjoined by order OF
i, the District Court Auditor Reynolds was
also fined $1,000, and required to refund the
amount collected from the Express company.
Reynolds is leading Republican and an aspi-
rant for Governor, and his friends have called
an indignation meeting, which it is supposed
will hep on his chances.
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4 GRAYE CHARGE.
RICHMOND, June 4.

RICHMOND, June 4.
The grand jury today indicted George Cha
hoon, sS-Mayor, for forgery, and Johnson H.
Sends and Richard s. Sanxay, two ex-Confed.
crate officers, for conspiracy to detraud the
State out of $1,000, the amount due the State
from the estate of Jacob Hornstein, who died
intestate. It Is charged that all these parties,
after the war, appropriated the estate to their
own uses. Mr.. Chahoon was arrested this af-
ternoon and baIled in $4,000 The other par
ties are not in custody; officers have been sent
for them
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OFFICE OF THE LAND COMMISSION,
Cn11iNRIA lime g 1871.


COLUMBIA. June 3, 1870.
To the Editor Of the Southern Guardian
In your issue Of June 2. appears communi-
cation signed ''The Public" commenting upon
an article published in your former issue
signed Republican" Therein the following
sentence occurs: "But he ('RepublicanD rep
presents that Mr.. Leslie made such rep
resentations- to Mr.. Parker. Treasurer.
Attorney-General Chamberlain and Comp
troller-G General Neagle, and, we suppose,
of course, also to the present Land Com
missioner, DeLarge, has induced them to
approve of the purchase" In reply to the
above, desire to inform 1.-THE Public" that /
never approved of or consented to the plr-
chase alluded to by your correspondent; nor
was ever consulted in relation thereto either
by nv predecessor in Office or any member of
the Advisory Board; nor had I any knowledge
of the transaction until few days before 1t
appeared In public print, when ! suggested
TO. certain members of the BOARD, that
an investigation should be made, which
they directed at first meeting there
after nor was it necessary TOR those
who are responsible for the purchase to
have obtained my approval or consent, If their
premises are correct-tor they claim that the
purchase was approved and made in February
last, during the term Of office of my predeces-
sor, (my appointment dates March 2, lS70.)
and the drafts drawn for the purchase money
by the treasurer upon the financial agent OF
the State during said month Of February.
ROBERT c. DELARGE,
Land Commissioner S. S. c.
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hoDchi ~. bEI@ANpn,
Land Commissioner S. S.
Another Chapter OF fswindling

hhothSA w Va -
The Columbia Guardian, in printing the fore
going, says:
We are glad to know this, for DeLarge has
impressed the people OF the State very favera-
bly, BY his intelligence, his becoming deport-
ment, and his temperate political sentiments.
We hope and believe he will continue to keep
his skirts clear of such unprincipled, such in
famous, such thievish conduct as characteriZes
the action OF the prime movers in this disgust
ing affair Leslie, it is said, at the same
time that h. gave his signature in blank ap-
proving of the purchase In Charleston County
of the Schley lands, signed also other appca-
tons-one of which has been filled out to the
amount of $4,000, and another for SIS, 900.
The State has probably, in these three little in
stances, been Swinded out Of about S25O,0OO;
and how much farther the thing may have
gone, we must leave the taxpayers of the
State to sllrniSe. The Land Commission,
which was ostensibly instituted to benefit
the Door man, and to provide q home for
the needy, has hitherto been but the most
fruitful source Of fraud and public plumber.
Though hundreds oil thousands of dollars have
been sunk, We venture to say that there are
not fifty poor men in the State who have re-
ceived any land and been placed In position
to earn q livelihood. We hold that the Land
Commission, however conducted. isa gross I'M
position upon the taxpayers Of the State; but il
we must have one. in Gods name let us have
an honest administration Of the business con-
neCted with il.
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The Polish coiony recently established un-
der the auspices Of the Virginia Land Agency.
in the upper part OF Amherst and in Bedford
County. is prospering well. The cOlonists
have already planted out $4,000 grape vines,
and speak confidently OF the prospects OF Il
sion Of one thousand emigrants 10 join them
in u few weeks The Hon. Caleb Cushing. the
president of this Polish Emigration and Colo
nizalion Society. refers to it as great enter
prise, from which the most important and
valuable results are to be expected.
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The Ledger says: "At some of the polls not
q white man voted, and the figures show fall
ing off of the Radical vote Of several hundred.
This is significant, when we consider the fact
that the Leagues used every means in their
power to force the colored men to turn out in
behalf of Whittemore. The Radical vote at the
Lancaster precinct alone fell short % votes =
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TOTAL VOTE
Lancaster.
EFROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT /

[FRoM OUR own CORRESPONDENT.
LANCASTER, s. G., June 3.
There was but very little interest taken in
the election last Tuesday. The Radical vote
fell off several hundred. Whittemore's sfriends
did their best. Punishment was threatened
members of the League who refused to turn
out-in some instances heavy fines have been
imposed upon the more ignorant. There is
one significant fact connected with this eec-
ton, which is, the evidently waning influence
of certain bad and corrupt. men, who have
heretofore exerted great influence over the
negro population. They are sensible of the
rebuke and manifest no little uneasiness Be-
low is the poll:
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The fine Steamship "MARYLAND," FE4k
Johnson, Commander, will sail for SAlE46G
Baltimore on WEDNESDAY, Sth June, at P. N.
Connecting with the Bremen Steamer, "LElP-
ZIG, Of the 18th.
sr Philadelphia Freights forwarded to that
city by railroad from Baltimore without addt-
tional Insurance, and Consgnees are allowed am
pie time to sample and sell their Goods from
| the Railroad Depot in Philadelphia.
PAUL O. TRENHOLM, Agent,
iun4-4 No. Union Wharves.
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WHI1rEMoRE,s RE-ElEcrIoN.
What the Radical Papers of the North
Have TO Say About Him.
ADDITIONAL RETURNS.

We have received, since our last issue, the
following additional returns of the election in
the First Congressional District, on the 3lst
ultimo, all confirming the reelection of B. F.
whittemore by very large majority.
Williamsburg.
Our kind correspondent at Kingstree sends
US the following report ofthe vote in Williams
burg:
TOTAL VOTE.
For Whittemore.. .........................s .s!S
IOtal... ...........,........' ..lViV
Majority for Whittemore COG.
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Tile Free Masons Of New York expect to
make the ceremonies of laying the corner.
stone Of the new Masonic Temple there. June
Sth. the mos! imposing ever ha.! un this CONT.
nent,
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DarlingtOn.

The Southerner says: "This election was a
very quiet one; the colored men voted and left
for their homes. We saw no signs Of ard ent
spirits being used during the day. Had the
full vote been given, Mr.. Whittemores malori-
ty would have exceeded his former one; as it
was, he lacked only 7Ovotes of reaching it
Clarendon.
The Press says that all the boxes in Claren-
don have been heard from but one. The vote
stands as follows:
nlllelnOTe.. ............. OH
5u
4
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hoe FORT SUMTER.

The safe, fast sailing and comfortably ap- -iat
pointed Yacht "ELEANOR" will make two E&
trips daily to Fort Sumter and the other points Of
historic interest in the harbor, leaving South
Commercial Wharf at 10 A. N. and p. NJ. The
Yacht can also be chartered for private parties on
reasonable terms For passage or charter apply
next door south Of the Mills House, or to the
Captain on board may14
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TIE LAND RING.
A CARD FROM COMMISSIONER DELARGE.
Another Big swindle.

We transfer to our columns the following
card published in the Columbia Guardian Of
Saturday:
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EoR PHILAD HIA
THE REGULAR STEAM L1NE-wEEKLY.

The Screw Steamship PROMETHE- .EEfA
US, Gray, Commander, will sail for S&iSAflS
Philadelphia direct, on FRIDAY, June 10th, at 2
O'Clock P. NJ from Browns South Wharf.
@- Insurance by the steamers OF this Line 4
per cent.
For Freight engagements, or Passage cabin
w." WIN. A. COURTENAY, Agent,
iun6-mtuth4 No Union Wharves.
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Railroads.
GET YOUR TICKETS TO ALL POINTS,
FACILITIES NEVER HERETOFORE OFFERED
TRAVELLERS.

General Ticket ONCE is now opened at the
Charleston Hotel. This is quite an accommoda-
fion. and gives facilities to those who leave by
rail or steamers, North South, East or West.
Tickets also given to all points on the S. G: r. R.
Information cheerfully given by the general Ticket
Agent A. BUTTERFIELD,
innR1 Charleston Hotel.
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k-Three hundred school teachers left San
ancIsco Saturday on an excursion 10 New
4rkS
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T1oR NEW YoRK-TUEsDAY:

The AL sldewhee Steamship SOUTH EFN
CAROLINA, s. Adkins, Commander, &&ES62
will sail for New York on TUESDAY, June 7, az g.
O'Clock P. NJ, from Pier No. 2, Union Wharvesr
connecting with day Passenger Trains from Co.
lumbia and Augusta. arriving at 4P. N.
The SOUTH CAROLINA will make close con-
nectlon with Liverpool Steamship NEBRASKA,
OF Messrs. Williams & Guion's Line, sailing June
9Th.
Insurance by the Steamers OF this line per
cent.
For Freight engagements, or passage, having
very superior srateroom accommodations, all on
deck and newly furnished, apply to WAGNER,
HUGER j. CO., No. 26 Broad street. or to WIN. A.
COURTENAY. No. Union Wharves. junl-6
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BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, BOS-
ID TON, AND THE CITIES OF THE NORTH
WEST.
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THROUGH BILLS OF LADING GIVEN F0R
COTTON TO BREMEN.
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EoR BEAUFORT, VIA EDIsTo, ROCK
VILE AND PACIFIC LANDING.

Steamer PILOT BOY, Captain G. .nT-A
Carroll white, win sail from Charles Ess111f5s7S
ton for above places every TUESDAY MORNING, az
O'Clock
Returning, the PILOT BOY will leave Beaufort
early WEDNESDAY MORNING, touching at all the
above named Landings on her route to
Charleston. J. d. AIKEN il CO.
mcho1
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VESSELS SUPPLIED WITH CABIN AND
Y MESS STORES ON SHORT NOTICE.
Captains and Stewards are respect ~k
fully invited to call and examine the S&fH&fG
quality and prices OF our GOODS. Full weight
guaranteed. Delivered free Of expense.
WIN. S. CORWIN Il CO.,
No. 215 King street, opposite Hasel,
- Charleston, S. q.
~ Branch cf No. 900 Broadway, New York.
{aO0d
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Chipping.

n O R LIV ERP POOL.
The 1rst-class British brig ~. L. PYE,n "a
Eye, Master having large portion OF her SH&
cargo engaged and going on board, will sail with
dispatch. For Freight engagements apply to
j. A. ENSbOW q CO.,
jun6 No. 14l East Bay
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their authority to make "others by law or
regulation that shall appear to them necessary
to the security, welfare and convenience of
said city, or for preserving peace. order and
eood within the same"
The Council was appointed in 1854 to the
local government of Charleston; that appoint
ment was q delegation by the State OF its pow
ers of local government, more conveniently
exercised by Il local municipality. AS though
10 ullard against encroachments, the objects
are specifically indicated to be, "the charge OF
streets, lanes, public buildings, warehouses;,
markets, wllarves. public houses, carriages,
wagons. carts, drays, pumps, buckets for en-,
gincs. the poor seamen, disorderly people and
negroes and so constituted to municipal
Office. of which to avoid miscOnccption the OBJ
iects were thus specifically Indicated, the limi-
taton of power Is formally and vaguely
rounded as above. But can it be contended
that formal rounding lets them in to linn.
itless discretion? Why the indication of
special powers, if under the general dis
crctionary power they might improve
the streets and alleys OF Nashville or New
York And why not improve the alleys Of
Nashville, as we'll us tunnel the hills OF Ten
nessce The one might tend TO the general
welfare of Charleston, and so it might be said
of the other, and with quite as much plallsl-
Dllity; for the opening ol Il Io;lu ~ MGihpiI9
took i've business houses from Charleston,
AMI all the wheat and cotton OF the Tennessee
Valley to the Mississippi River.
At this point ends the last Of the article
whic!; has been published in regard to the
city debt. II must be remembered, however.
that there are two sides to every question:
that matter so important as the legality OF
tho issup of - 900 100 of e tv stock cannot bp
lightly or quickly decid,9.
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MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1870.
THE CITY DEBT.
THE NEW MoHE TO GET RID OF THE
BURDEN.
The Argument Against the Legality OF
the City Subscriptions to Foreign
Railroads.

As it is desirable that there should be, in
the light of recent events, full and thorough
understanding of the position of the city debt,
and ofthe opposing views of the stockholders
and the tax-paying public, we think it proper
to reproduce, in condensed form, series OF
articles from the pen of a Charleston lawyer.
which have already appeared in print.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-16


LOVE AMONG THE RosEs.-Con-
stable Harkin yesterday afternoon
went down and arrested a little man
near the Pacific mill for beating a wo-
man living at that point. There had
been a bit Of a muss at her house the
night before. and joining in the festi-
will ies.she managed to s'iont one man
in the foot, with a pistol. out of which
little episode grew the thrashing she
received. Judge Cook fined the little
man $35, which he paid at once, plead
ing guilty, and also sent $40 to the
woman as a recompense for the pound
ing he had given her.
The SorREE.-The Turn-verein Sol
rec at Athletic Hall, Virginia, Thurs
day evening, for the benefit Of the
German Sanitary Fund, will be well
attended and a highly enjoyable occa-
sion. Thanks for complimentary
tickets.
JOHN PIPER.-The aforesaid will al
rive tomorrow from San Francisco
with his newand talented variety COM
pany for the Opera House. They will
probably make their first appearance
on that stage Friday or Saturday night.
HONE BArrLE.-There was only one
bit of a battle worth speaking of in
Gold Hill last evening. Quigley got
on the rampage and thraSlIed one man
who didn't talk and act as he thought
he ought to. Nobody arrested.
CoRREcrIoN.-It was Virginia En-
CINE No. l, and not Washoc No. 4,
which did the squirting at Virginia
day before yesterday, together with
the new machine of No. SIS boys.
AT HALF-MAsr.-The flags are dis
played at half-mast to-day throughout
Gold Hill and Virginia, out of respect
to the memory OF Admiral Farragut.
DIsTRIcr CoURT.-At its last session
this Court was adjourned to next Sat
urday.
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