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WORKING AND POLL COMMITTEES, UNION Re-
FORM CLUB, WARD No. 3-The following comprise
the above named committees

WORKING AND POLL COMMITTEES, UNION Re-
FORM CLUB, WARD No. 3-The following comprise
ithe above named committees
= W. P. PATTERSON, Chairman.
Jas. G. Willis, VIM. Corbert, P. Cahill, ]. Cole
man, II. Divine, John Brown, N. Farrell, Robert
Finnegan, Chas. James, G. NJ. Besselien, William
Mahoney, L. B. Baker, Thos. Ferguson, A. w.
Rose, F. A. Roye, Thomas Bacon, John Hanlon,
Chas. Nassau, c. Burgess, G. Byrns, ]. Conroy,
John LeVeaux, Chas. Surau, A. Robinson, John
Moran, S. Thomas. John Crowley. ". G. Miller, A.
o. Stone, C.. Trouche Frank Howard Charles
Spann. James Miller, Robert Bennett, M. Cannon,
D. Gilliland, Jas Grace A. NJ. Gage A. B. Bell, W.
T.. Berry, John Butler,> VIM. Tuomey, Jas Marsh,
David Marsh. Thos. Divine, b. T. Surau. William
Cox, VIM. Senaux, VIM. Casey, ". II. q. Hoffman,
". C. Wood, Sr.. ". c. Wood, Jr.. F. W. Wood, D.
G. Sigwald, Jr., Theo. Cordes, c. G.. Matthew's c.
p. Burroughs, VIM. Armstrong, Sr., VIM. ARM
Btrong, Jr, ]. E. Gibbs James Lewis, P. Green, g.
Washington, VIM. MaZyck, John B. Tooley. John
Edmonds, p Dorsey, s. Barnwell, John Harley,
Morris Powers, r. Butler, John Monsees, Fred.
Wagener, B. Bollmnnn, Sam. Burns, u Maher,
John Bail, G. Thompson James Cosgrore, A. Far
reilly, c. Beck, John Ferguson, j. BeVin, u W.
Seignious, T. Thompson. S. Fl. wilson, James
wilson, G.. H. Ingraham. B. L. White, T. Norris
sey, W. Ronke, ?. Walsh, G. EcEhsrdt, A Titte
n. Kroeg, Jos. W. Harrison, w. E. BeVin, II. ID.
Vincent.
meeting will be held this evening, at the
usual place, and full attendance is earnestly de-
sired. JOHN F. BRITToN,
President Ward 8 9. R. c.
W. A. ZIMMERMAN Secretary.
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UNIoN REFoRM Party.
Vote the Regular Ticket.

The ticket which will be elected on tomorrow
will be one Of the regular ticketsput forth by the
regularly appointed convention. = 29d
No Independent candidate can expect TO be
elected, as the Ward Clubs generally, the Central
Club and the Executive Committee have recon-
mended that the. whole ticket presented to the
County Of Charleston be voted for by the entire
people. We hope and trust, therefore, that Mr..
E. n. Whiting, nominated for Coroner, and Mr..
Louis Dunneman, nominated for County Com;
missioner, will withdraw their names. We be-
leve them to be good men for the positions which
their friends have nominated them for, but, by
remaining In the field as candidates, they only
assist in electlng the opponents Of REFORM. '5'
IN ea -r OLD CHARLESTON.
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Obltnarp.

BRIGHTMAN.-Departed this Life on the 9Th In
stant at Yemassee Station, g. O., of congestion OF
the liver. WILLIAM HRNDLEl, BRiGHTAAN, aged So
years, weeks and days. ..s.-E.i
"Thou art gone to the grave, but We will not de
Thoagh sorrow and darkness encompass the
Thy Saviour hath passed through its portals be-
And the lamp of Hls love was thy guide through
the gloom.
"Thou art gone to the grave but We will not de-
pl0re thee,
Whose God was thy Ransom, thy Guardian and
Guide; .l ~
he gave thee, he took thee, and BE win restore
And Death hath no sting, for the Saviour hath
DOAR.-Died, at Jefferson, Christ Church, On
the evening Of the 2Sth, AUGUSTA CoRNEL1A ANs,
infant daughter OF Hugh Rose and Mary Jane
Doar, aged eight months and nineteen days.
The soul, from sin forever free,
Shall mourn Its power no more;
But clothed In spotless purity,
Redeeming love adore.
MYERs.-pied, October s, 1870. Mrs RAoHM
MYERS, relict Of Mr.. Mtken Myers, native Of
England. $50 ''4 ...:' - e
She was a lady Of very advanced years, having
celebrated her eighty-ffth birthday the Wednes.
day previous to her death. During her long ana
peaceful life, she always displayed those most
beautiful traits-a kind and genial disposition,
good will and charitable feeling towards al OF
her llow-creatures. Her last illness was OF long
duration, and although continually suffering the
most intense pain, her great fortitude and sub.
mission to the will OF God was, Indeed, beautiful
to behold. The calm, peaceful appearance OF her
venerable counteDance after death, was but IN
dIcatiye Of the pure, unsued spirit that had just
wended Its way up to Heaven.
"And when the Lord shall summon us, -,
Whom thou hast left behind,
May we, untainted by the world,
Assure welcome find. -
May each like thee depart In peace,
Tobe glorious guest;
Where the wicked cease from troubling,
And the weary are at rest." 4.
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MAJORITY for Gilbert Pillsbury-E1eHTEES.
OF DEPUTY MIR
SHALS. :- .-..t
UNITED STATES .MARsHAL'S OFFICE,
Snrrru CARnJINA DISTRICT

UNITED STATES .MARsHAL's OFFICE
SOUTH CAROLINA DISTRICT,
CHARLESTON, 8. c., October 18th, 1870.
= BY virtue of an act to amend the natura H.
cations laws, and to punish crimes against The
same, and for other purposes, approved July 14th,
1870, under section sixth OF said act, empowering
me to appoint special deputy marshals, hereby
appoint:
Republican: L. Benford, Tobias Scott, John ].
Jones, Montgomery, Alex. Pensile, Richard Eas.
ton. Reform: G. A. Duncan, arthur Lynch, J..
Cannaday, Joseph n. Fall.
WARD NO. 2.
Republican: George Philips, John Freeman, Jr,
George Butler, Edward Mathews, Primus Green,
Samuel Ashe. Reform: Louis McLain, W. st. ].
Jervey, F. F. ChapeaI, T. r. Tully.
WARD NO. 8.
First Poll-Republican : Jerry Richardson, Thos
Richardson, Isaiah Richardson, BrIster Noise,
Francis Bright Jackson Grant. Reform: An.
drew Farley, Thomas Ferguson John Ferguson,
Delaware Start.
Second Pon-Republican Robert Mears, Jos.
Green, Aaron McCToy, Michael Terry, Jos; Fraser,
Henry Brandes, Peter Guillemin.
Third Poll-Republican James Mitchell, Charles
Wright Joslan Grant scip!o Gross David tu5s BnLns
King, VIM. Heslin, Patrick Lynch.
First Poll-Republican: W. G. Fields, Robert
Hamilton, John S. Howard, Alstoa Barton, Daniel
French, William Dayton. Reform: James s.
Second Poli-Republican 6. Gatllaird, S. Steed,
J. Ford, ]. ManIgault, s. Watson, James Johnson.
Reform: Thomas R. Jordan, F. Parham, N. Hal.
sey, G. E. Miller.
Lloyd. Benjamin Blanchard, Lewis Brown, VII.
liam Mathews, Lewis G. Brown. Reform Henry
Riggs, r. S. Walker, George Bomar, B. 4. Kin.
loch.
First Poll-Republican: Robert Grant, Robert
Toward, william Hood Jonathan Lucas, ". G.
Fields, Robert Hamilton. Reform: William
Moran, Robert Morrison, Patrick Brady, Charles
Birnie.
Second Poll-Republlcan Marcus Sanders,
James Nash, Robert E. Savage, Thomas Dickson,
Daniel Holmes, Samuel Holmes. Reform: James
Really, Andrew Jackson, James Quinn, W. G.
Rout.
First Poll-Republican: R ". Glvens: 3: c.
Tucker. Charles Ttnsey. 8. z. Gaillard, H. Bltrl,
sette, Richard Smith; Reform j. W. Guy, Paul
Second Poll-Republican Seymour Gardner,
E. Letitue, Preston Owens, NJ. Al. Brown, Samuel
Jacobs, q. r. Hamilton. Reform D. Mcnamara,
Wm; Fisher, R Gordon, ]. F. Kanapa9T.
pree, q. L. Smith, n. Butler, James Holloway,
Joseph Norris. Reform: John Hayran, T. E.
Ryan, John Johnston, P. Kinsman.
WARD NO. 7.
Republican: Samuel Basel, Abel Pinc6ney,
Samuel Washington Frank Oliver, John Brown,
Robert ". Turner. Reform: S. Means, T. q.
Houston, Sam Myers, G. Heinsolm.
p WARD NOS.
Republican ]. L. Fenwick, Christopher Ro.
berti, Edward Western, Thos. D. Smalls, Edward
Weston, Vim. Logan. Reform: Duncan Came
ron, E. Dunn, B. McTareous, ]. H. Bordenave.
The persons appointed as aforesaid, are hereby
notified to report at S o'clock p NJ, this day, at
my office, at the United States Courthouse in
Meeting street. L. E. JOHNSON,
United States Marshal, South Carolina.
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HURRICANE IN CUBA.

tt y HAVANA, October II.
DeRodas has issued decree llberatlng two
thousand negroes captured from slavers in 1856
and 1857.
The French mail steamer Daren has been lost.
The crew were saved.
A hurricane occurred on Friday night, but With
little damage to the city or harbor. 1t was very
disastrous along the coast.
At Matanzas very extraordinary rise of water
inundated the space between two rivers, where
the railway depots were located. The depots,
trains and passenger houses all disappeared. The
loss Of life Is estimated at 1000. The loss Of
property is enormous. .,s, - ,or4, 80,
Cardenas also suffered. The lower part OF the
city islaid waste. The interior Of the island
back Of Cardenas and Matanzas Is desolated. The
caHe being backward this season, sustains less
damage than other crops. Jstf -
It was the severest hurricane within centu-
ry. The list Of wrecks at Matanzas comprises
the Baxter, bark Hunt, brig Charles, schooner
Edwin. Many vessels have been damaged. There
was great loss Of cooperage and stock in ware.
houses on low ground at Matanzas. ,...,....-rr (.
- d,
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ACABD FROM MIR. DELARGE.
+ To the Public.

Having been informed that statement Is
current to the enect that have declared that, II
elected to Congress- will advocate only the
rights OF the black race, 1 hereby brand 1t ae
false and malicious. have said, and do now
say, that am Republican, and that II elected
to Congress shall stand by my race whenever
any Of their vested rights and privileges are as.
sailed, but that shall deem myself the represen-
tative OF the whole people, in all questions OF gov
ernmental policy involving their common rights
and the interests Of my native State. shall well
come the support Of all who ore willing to sustain
me on this declaration Of principles. Born and
raised In South Carolina, and bound to her soil
by every tie Of kindred dear to man, have never
betrayed and shall never betray, any public trust
reposed In ME by the native or adopted citizens;
and II have not succeeded In securing their
good opinion, have at least faithfully endeavor-
ed to deserve 1t, and sincerely believe that have
as great claim lat least) upon their support as
my opponent. Very respectfully
ROBERT G. DELARaE.
Charleston, october II, 1870.
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Fifteen Mile House-John Miller; James White,
John Lawrence. I,.

ST. JAMES sANTEE.
Thirty.two Mile House-W. G. Pinckney, James
Simmons, Stephen Geddes.
Dutart's Creek-ElIjah Guerry, Joseph Myers
Club House-Jacob R. German, VIM. Sanders
ST. JAMES GOOSE CREEK.
Eight Mile Pump-C. ". Butts, W. h. Smith,
Whaley's church-w. A. Grant, Jacob West,
Toney Gibbes
Summerville-M Huggard, Jesse Smith,
Nathaniel BarnwelL
Wassamassa Green, Mack Williams,
% Cross Roads-J. H. Hilton, Abran Smalls, IS.
Hickory Bend-Nelson Joyner, Joseph Bunch,
--s..' ST. JOHNS BERKELEY.
+. Black Oak-Morton Waring, Nero Smalls;
Calamus Pond-Wm. Perry, Samuel Anderson,
Biggin Church.. N. ellis. James W. Cannon.
Strawberry Ferry-wm. Harleston, Thomas
Evans, Richard Harleston.
Garrett Church, Strawberry Road-Joshua Gar
Fultz's Old Field-Adam Cross, Nelson Grooms,
Henry Cross.
Muster Houses. D. Russell, ]. G. Tingman'
Pineviile- Mitchell, P. Lesene A. G.
~ ST. rHoMAs AND ST. DENIS.
Brick Church-John yanderpool, James K.
Brown. G. II. Allen.
New. Hope Church--BenI. Holmes, Jacob Geth-
ers, - Smalls. .a.i. &
ST. JOHNS CoLLETON.
Johns Observation-Disclosures johnson, VIM.
Wright, Adam Simmons.
DR.. Campbells Church,. ]. Rivers, Noah
Brown, Weston Curtis.
Gregg's Farm-R. B. Gathers, J. P. Flood, Isaac
Robertson.
Wadmalaw Island-Enterprise Landing-John
jenkins, Allen Sans. Stephen jenkins:
Gsrrety's Store-David Fryer, Benz. jenkins,
Peter Sans.
Johu. Biouut, Denis GlbbeS. -. i;,'-a---l-..
Wright's Store-Geo. Wright James Hutchin.
son, Az c. ]. Hamilton a5,i . -. - - -; :
New Church-Francis Dover, Primus Morrison
Abram Brown.
. ST. ANDREWS. i. :
Main Land-St- Andrews Church-R. Z. Aoul
trie Jack Grant. Thomas Parker.
Wilkes's Old Plantation. K. Moultrie, r W.
Williams, James Russell. l: - -
Lambs Farm-sam Miles, ". Brodie, Isaac
White. :,
James Island-Cross Roads-M. F. Becker,
Willy Days, James Hamilton. It.
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:tnrleraI Notir;ess. )

gF THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Acquaintances of-Mr. and Mrs. J. h. HARTMANN,
Mr.. E. F. Hartmann, Mr. and Mrs. J. q. Lau, Mr..
and Mrs. 3. Buck, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Reils are
respectfully invited to attend the Funeral Services
Of the former from his late residence, corner Of
Radcliffe End Coming streets, at O'Clock, THIS
AFTERNOON. oct1s-s
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TO TIE YorERs OF WARD 4.

You will please cast your vote at the pre-
c!nct In which you reside. The foil ,wing Is the
limit OF same:
First ?recinct-North Of Queen and south. OF
Hasel and Beaufain streets, will vote at the Hope
Engine House, Archdale street. - i--t1z, Gu5
Second Precinct-North Of Hasel and Beaufain,
south OF George and Bull Streets will vote at the
Stonewall Engine House, In George street. iy';I
Third Precinct-North OF George and Bull, and
south Of Calhoun; Will vote at the City Engine
House, In Smith street, near Calhoun. .ar,,-.,r.,
By order of the chairman Of the working Com.
mittee, 40 - '''''''-
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CITIZENS OF oohLEToM, BEWARE!
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS

To TIE EDt1Ols Or 11RO HNt1''1''
A ticket, called ''The Poor Mans Ticket"
has been put out In Colleton County, in the inter-
est OF Radical who figures on 1t as representa-
tive. This man has been q professed Radical for
the last two years, holds the office Of trial Justice
under Scott, and was candidate for the Ra dical
nomination Of State senator. But having been
completely ignored BY his party, he now seeks to
defeat the Reform ticket In his county. We trust
that no member Of the Reform party in Colleton
will be deceived into voting this bogus ticket.
ARaUa.
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yorE THE STRAIGHT TICKET.
UNION Reform PARTY,
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ROOMS.
NN@NNS nnknlaa lQIl


The Executive Committee begs tourge upon
every member the necessity Of voting the entire
ticket nominated by the recent convention. MOI
only good faith to the candidates who have &C.
ceptetl the nominations require it. but as matter
OF expediency it is necessary. Every name struck
from our ticket is vote cast for some member Of
the opposite party. In this contest, as in all
others, union is strength; ard we cannot AFFORD
to injure our excellent prospects Of success by
division among ourselves. We are seeking to
break down party, backed by all the power Of
the State Government, welded by interruptions
men, and must present at every point an unbro.
ken front. Even the most Indifferent Of our can
ddates is superior to the best Of those Of our an
tagonists, and we must not aid them.
b. E. YOUNG,
Chairman Executive Committeea
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The Princess Louisa who Is about to depart
from the time-honored custom of the British
realm by marrying one OF her mothers subjects
is % years OF age, and her destined husband, the
MARQUIS CT Lorn, Is rs. The young man IS
member Of Parliament, representing the county
OF Argyll, and is heir to one OF the Oldest peerages
in the United Kingdom as well as 10 name OF
historic renown. His father, the Duke OF Argyll,
man of high personal character and scholar
shin. is the m ost distinguished of the handful Of
Liberals In the House Of Lords, and, during the
war of secession, was noted for his steady friend.
abip for the North. The Duchess is daugher Of
the Duke Of Sutherland, and Mistress Of the Robes
OF Queen Victoria. 1t is gratifying to learn that
in England the possibility fthe Princess succeed
ing to the throne "is too remote to render the al
lance dangerous;'' but In what manner 1t might
be dangerous If her chances Of succession were
not remote, seems to US not quite clear
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FoE CORONER, E. N. ,WHrrNei EseLMesrs.
Editors: Believing gthatthia Is no time q ren16ve
from office an eficient. onlcer who has long and
faithfully served the public, and who, by his en-.
ergy, courtesy; uniform kfldnsss sndconsidera-
tion, has given universal tisfaction=to=the
entire community We would respectfully nomi-
nate E. N. WHITING, Esq, as candidate for the
Office Of Coroner Of Charleston County at the en-.
suing election.
oct6 AANY CrrHENs.
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GOLD AND BOND MARKET.

NEW YORK, October 17-Evening.
Gold dull, ranging from l3 to l3i, but closed
steady. sixty.twos 12X; sixty.fours 1lX; sixty.
ves Tx; new lcH; sixty-sevens 1oH; sixty lights
ION; forties eI. Tennessees 80; new COX. Yir.
ginias 6?; new SO. Louisianas 6sa4; new esk
Levees es; eights 81. Alabama eIghts 1ol; nves
10. Georgias 80; sevens CO. North Carollnas SIX
new Az. South Carolinas 50; new 10.
LONDON, October 17-Evening
Coaso.s eaH. Bonds s9k
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Z FELLow-C CITIZENS OF CHARLESTON COUNTY,
s. O.-1 hereby beg leave to state to the pabnc,
the motives which induce me to run for the onles :
OF County Commissioner Of this county. The1
are great many OF my fellow-cItizens, bot
white and colored, who have solicited my name
to be used as an Independent candidate for SAID
ONCE, knowing my capacity to MI the same.
! I hereby accept the nomination, and, II elected,
will do what honor and Justice demands to my
self and my fellow. citizens Of Charleston County.
Yours, dc., LOUIS DuNNENANN.
Charleston, 8. G., October TO- 1870. oct1ls
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To THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
desire to say, through your columns, that
having accepted the nomination Of the conven.
ton CT October 12, l3 and II, for the Legislature
the use OF my name on other tickets is unau-
thorl2ed. D. 4. LEVY.
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.

TO TIE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
!Su-Having seen an announcement OF my
name as candidate for representative on the
Reform ticket, peg leave to say that am no
candidate for said office, my name being used
without my knowledge. y Jos. A. SAsPoRTAs.
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MEssRs. EDITORS Please anno1ncs LOUIS,
DuNNEMAN as a candidte for County Commission.
erfor Charleston County, and obllge. sso'psk
oct6s 's MANY VorKRa
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b'.7''E' l7th October 1871. ]
The Executive Committee earnestly requests
all Reformers to close their places Of business On
the 10th instant, tomorrow and devote their
entire time to the redemption OF our State from
those now controlling its affairs. Let every man'
do his duty honestly and earnestly on that day;
seeing that all In favor Of an honest and econonl
ical government vote; aiding the regularly ap-
pointed committees In the discharge Of their
duties; above all things avoiding, If practicable,
all difficulty with the opposing party, giving them
no excuse for riot and the day win be ours.
n. E. Young,
2 Hs'. Chairman Executive Committee.
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MANY CITIZENS.

MECHANICS AND LABoRlNa MEMS T1okEr.-
10 me Editor orne Ne,os: You viii please an
nodnce IN your columns, for the Union Reform
Ticket, in behalf Of the mechanics and laboring
men, and oblige =, MANY vorsRs.
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The Tablet, British Catholic organ. prints the
nretests OF the Pope and Cardinal Antonel1,
against Italian encroschments upon the Roman
territory.
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The municipal elections in 1868 we're lost
VOTES.
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:. SIX, !, DOLLARS ! "a A,S:,Y}l.EAR:

:. re
FoR CONGRESS, r. s. .IHARIN.--Aesr&
Editors Please announce R. S.. THARIN as the
Peoples Candidate for Congreag for this District
and oonge aosz9. ;sg.as. MANY, 4oEAaa.
oct11-ss s,.f. !, !, .lr,,,a--.., al G..-o...s
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Two years ago the Pillsbury majority in tn is
city was-EIGHTREN VOTES.
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Hon. R. B. CARPENTER.
For Lieufenant-Governor
GENERAL M. G. BUTLER.
For State Senator,
EDWIN BATES
For Representatives.,
FRANZ MELCHERs, ABRAX Brown,
Jos. EDNoNsToN, az. T. W. EAsTERIfNa.
CYRUS FENwIoK, A. N. JACKSON, gs
B. 0,NEnL. EEiG- J.C. sHuLER, ',:!i
W. b. FRANCIS, GEO. WASHINGTON, ~
JNo.F F. BRrTToN, 8. P. SAITH, l.,.,sia
E. D. ENsToN, srMoN POLITE. :. y
RICHARD HOLLOWAY, CARL BERLIN, -,
JONAS BYRD; PAUL B. DRAYToN.
For Probate Judge, 10, =, :
GEO. BUST. s3-7Ha:a .
For County Commissioners,
LOUIS DUNNEHAN, T. 8. BRowNNe,
SAMUEL HOLLOWAY
For School Commissioner,
E. MONTAGUE GRrMkE.
For County Coroner,
octl3-7* E. n. WHITING.
,-sSef1.----! c:-I.iSx,.: 2 -....-. sS3
THE Poor MANS TIcKEr.ATo the voters of
coIeton County, Of all parties, the following tick
ct is respectfully offered: -
For Senator.
J. ]. Fox.
Representatives.
R. ]. LrAEHousEf % JOS. A. A.sAsroRTAs, colored,
THOMAS PEOPLES, DR.. B. F. BLAox,
CHARLES HsAPE, colored.
Probate Judge.
ALLEN WILLIS.
County Commissioners.
DR.. A. E. WILLIAMS, JOHN TuLLY, colored,
:, -, Or. R L12EHoUsE.,. =.
School Comm ssfoner.
->rf tJ:ati SAM HOWELL. - '.'s's's' .
~: 81 Coroner. y. '.it1
Rev. ANTHONY ALsToN, colored.
octl7-Ss MANY VOTERS.
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Drngs, Chemicals, &r.
PLEASE NOTICE.

1uIhASt w -
physicians, PLEASE NOTICE.
Direct Importation
GENUINE AND PURE MEDICINES.
IoDDE POTASSIUM, Calvert's Carbolid Acid !.
Citric Acid. Herrings Wine Of colohicum
Pure Rhubafb -. ~ -
Herring's Citrate Iron and Quinine
Precipltated Chalk
Price's Glycerine
]. Coils Browns Chlorodyne
German ohloral Hydrate. G. J. LUHN,a
Aposhecary and Chemist
20 Southeast Corner King and John streets,
may2s-t -thstu5mos onsiioo.on, 2. y.
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SHALL We uAHE d FAIR COUNT

Correspondence Between Colonel Simon
ton and the Commissioners Of Elec-
tions.
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AFFAIRS IN KERSHAW.

PnLsBuRY's MAJORITY was EIGHTEEN VOTES.
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THE CANDIDATES. COLUMN
CLOSE UP TOMORROW.

UNION REFORM PARTY,
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE RouMS,
- ~ 18th October 1870.
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For Governor,

For Governor,
Hon. r. B. CARPENTER.
For Observation-Disclosures
GENERAL NJ. G. BUTLER.
For State Senator,
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Charleston, October II, 1870.
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CHARLESTON, October II.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
Please publish the following correspondence
and statement. 1t will be seen that every effort
has been exhausted to carry out the suggestions
contained In the jens circular Of Messrs. Ker-
shaw and Ransier, in order to secure fair elec.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.
FOR vICKsBURG.

United States Mail Lin for Vlcksburg-For
Helena, Napoleon and Vi~cEsburg-
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