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.lis Tsprc1AL 70 rKIrsRAM TO THE NBws.J5

W '&2 IspEC1AL TELEGRAM TO THE NEwsJ
IS COLUMBIA, July 8.
To-day, before Associate Justice Willard, was
brought the case Of the City Council Of Charles
ton vs.. the executors Of Geo. Gibbon, the
former being represented by City Attorney
Gorbin, and the latter by Messs. Phillips and
Campbell. The City, Attorney moved that the
injunction heretoforef granted by the associate
Justice, restraining Sheriff Mackey from selling
the Battery, Artesian Well, and other city
property, he had levied upon to satisfy an ex- e.
ecution in the case Of the executors Of Geo.
Gibbon VS.. the City Council, be continued In!
force. After arguments from the counsel on
both sides, Messrs. Phillips and Campbell con-
sented to withdraw the levy upon the city
property, but announced that, although they
would not insist upon the sale Of the property
at the time advertised, they would hereafter
renew helevy. The City Attorney then with
drew his motion to continue the injunction.
1t is understood that the motion ofthe at
torneys' for the citizens of Charleston, for an
Injunction restraining the City Council from
paying the interest on the city debt, will be
heard before Associate Justice Willard on Fri
- r F..
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A militia legion has been formed in New
Orleans, under the laws Of the State, and with
the appreciation OF the Governor and Adjutant-
General Longstreet, composed entirely OF
tried veterans who served in both armies dn-
ring the late war. 1t consists OF one regiment
of infantry, ten companies, numbering abont
eight hundred muskets, two field batteries Of
two c0mpanies-creating In ull an effective
force of about twelve hundred men. The New
Orleans Times says: 'Of the beneficial effect
upon the community of such an undertaking
there cannot be a shadow OF doubt. The
spectacle of old soldiers of contesting armies,
who have felt each others prowess, ranked
side by side, beneath the same banner, must
contribute much towards cultivating that
spirit of concession and fraternity so neces-
sary to the future prosperity of our State and
CITY," Here is q practical restoration OF union
under the old banner.
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THE POSITION OF JUDGE ORR.

The Columbia Guardian, noticing state
ment made in Radical sheet that Judge Orr
'snot only opposes the "Reformers," but that
he will give his active aid to the Republican
party" says: gr 49,.
We must be DO n,tted 10 doubt this. In
March last. Judge Orr was interviewed" by 9
the political views entertained bs him we're set
forth with fuIlness and precision 10 the CORES.
pondent's letter. AT that time ne spoke OF the
distrust which gentlemen Of the State OF char
acter and intelligence naturally entertained
toward those wto, by accidental; circumntau.
ces, have been placed in the lead Of the Be
publican party-men who do not, and never
Gid, enjoy public confidence; men who are ig-
norant, corrupt, dishonest and 1nfit, by reason
OF their early associations, for decent society.
They were adroit enough, however. TO make
the moreienorant srnopg't the negroes believe
them to be their best friends, and by employ.
ing all the arts OF the demagogue, and, an nm
ecrupulous use of disgracefu agencies. they
succeeded in being elected to the most import
On the other hand. the acops and object,
the v,talizlng principle. OF the Union Reform
movement are well EXPRESSED By Judge Orr in
rhe following passages from the same letter.
They do not seem to us to be consistent with
'.sctiye" opposition to it:e "The colored people
may for awhile, distrust the professions OF Whte
men, but when they see them in earnest, and
discover that it is not merely matter OF politics.
but Of practical benefit TO the State, winch is
involved in combination OF strength. conf.
depce will be restored land the two races Will
work together in harmony"
liS - -
IT is a realization OF the fact that the inte.
rests Of the two races are common. that each
depends upon the other, that the black man
is essential to the welfare Of the white man,
aud that both must work together in the
business concerns Of life, which hss brought
msn t.. their senses. We are, in short, be-
coming progressive"
The Radical organ atthat time thought that
Governor Orr travelled ont Of his way to say
ungracious things Of our rulers" Whatever
he SAID, whether .sungramousr or not, has not
be unsald, and 10 even more applicable now,
because Of the fresh proofs which the worthies
alluded to have given that they richly de-
served these scorniul and opprobrlous terms.
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The London Shipping Gazette Of June 2lst
says: "The Indian crop has proved to be more
abundant than was expected, and if the mon
soon is delayed we shall probably find that the
deficiency will not exceed 100000 bales. The
latest advices state that the cotton was arriv-
ing at Bombay In Unexpectedly large quanti-
ties; valnes were accordingly somewhat de-
pressed, end it was even believed by some
spectators that the results OF the seasons
shipments would prove equal to last year. It
will be safer, however, to reckon on deicien-
cy of from $4,000 to 100000 bales. Unfortu-
nately the ''mackee," or assessment in kind,
prevents the ryots from dlsposins OF their pro-
duce as early or as readily as they would other
wise do-particularly, We believe, in the Dhol-
lerah district-an Injustice which We hope to
see speedily removed.
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9THElPOoR INDIANS.

= 49,. WASHINGTON, Julys.
dndian affairs are assuming serious aspect
Several miners in Colorado have been mas
sacred.
The Utes and Cheyennes are fighting among
themselves.
Sherman has advices that the Sioux are pre-
pairing for raids. Advices to the Quaker Com
missionar more pacific.
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II TIE VIRGINIA soUArrERs.

n NORFOLK, July 8.
Sheriff Mayhem and Deputy Sheriff Stevens
to-day completed the removal Of seven hun
dred colored squatters, who have, since 1868,
occupied the Taylor farm, nine miles from
Norfolk. The squatters were well armed,
but offered no forcible resistance to the execu-
ton of the writ Of election. The larger part
OF them have been settled on General But
lers land, near Hampton.
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& UMTER wATCHMAN

The WATCHMAN, published at Sumter, 8. c.,
Is one OF the oldest and cheapest newspapers IN
the state, and has much larger circulation than
anY other newspaper In the section in which it is
published. The merchants OF Charleston cannot
tind so good medium for communicating with
the businessmen OF Sumter and planters OF the
surrounding country. Address
GILBERT 4 FLOWERS, Proprietors, or
W. Y. PAXTON, Business Manager,
apr2o Sumter, SC,
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THE cRouxDswE11 FOR Reform.
No Class Liquidation.
IRrom the Chester Reporter

We desire no class legislation, no special
favors to any race OF color, but that all OF our
people may be fully and fairly protected In oil
of the rights as citizens Of the commonwealth,
and that Justice and right may be equitably
administered to all. We soy to
our friends, white and eolored, hear all, think
for yo,.rselueS, and then after hearing and
thinking, judge and determine for yourselves.
Ifyou are freemen, act as freemen, and be not
guided by the advice Of men who are interest
ca and working, not for you, not for the coun-
try, but merely and entirely for themselves.
These fellows want money, and II they get
money they care nothing for you nor for the
country.
The South as tho Champion Of Negro
Suffrage.
from the Winnsboro' News.I
In ten years the Southern whites. unless the
negroes themselves prevent 1t. will champion
negro suffrage as giving them power in the
Union, against a powerful anti-negro party at
the North.
Watch nnd Wait.
From the Keowee CourIer.J
When the negro can read and understand
for himself, he will perceive and denounce the
low cunning and selfish motives of his present
advisers. The negro does not ask
but demands share in the rich spoiis hitherto
enioyed by white renegades. This
spirit may be crushed down for time, but it
will rise again. Its certain growth and devel-
opment is the death knell OF the Radical party.
We can hear of it even here, ,and, ,ere long, 1t will
be as broad as the State. 1t Is an encouraging
sign of the times, and should prompt every
citizen to united and constant effort to better
the governmental condition of the State. Let
every one work to this end, and hereafter let
there be more spirit and earnestness In politi-
cal matters. What boots it to make large
crop, if your earnings are swallowed up ~
salaries to useless officers or.corrupt eSpendi-
lures. The most remunerative harvest for the
people OF this country would be successful
contest against the present corrupt admins
tratlon. To this end, uatch and toork.
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"A dreadful massacre Of Christians is re-
ported to have taken place at Pektn, China, on
the 2Ist Of June, Count DeRochechanort,
French secretary Of legation1 and q number Of
priests and Sisters Of Mercy were ruthlessly
sla,Iohtered. The cathedral was also burned.
aAd number Of Russians killed.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

Therains throughout the Northwest will im-
mensely benefit the crops.
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THE VAR IN cUBA.

- }s4s:ssa ~. r. HAVANA, July 8.
De Rodas has returned. He states that the
spaniards are only opposed by small wander
ing parties. ~
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E. GEDDINGs, n. D.

having had occasion to prescribe RusssLL's
Soothing Cordial In severe cases OF Bowel Com
plants In children and delicate females, have
been much pleased with its effects. 1 considerit j,
a valuable medicine In all cases, In which 1t may
be advisable to avoid the use OF anodyne, and PAR
ticularly for family use, as 1t is perfectly safe.
W. II. WRAGG, n D.
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Aaenrles.

A DvER11s1NG AGHNc IN
Authorized Agency for Southern Newspapers.
Publishers Lowest Cash Rates TO all. ~
DISCOUNT TO LARGE ADVERTISERS
Legal Notices, Real Estate Sales, and general
advertising inserted in New York World, Tribune,
Journal OF Commerce Evening Post, ana other
Northern papers, on favorable terms.
WALKER, EVANS CoaswELL, .
mch31 tuths No. Broad street.
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MOUNT PLEASANT, S. c., 1865.

MT. j. 3. Russell:
for children extensively In my practice, and most
cheerfuly testify to its merits. I have found it.
without an exception, to accomplish all 1t claims,
and cons. Yer 1t superior to anything In use for
children.
It's freedom frem anodyPe Of any kind recon-
mends 1t as perfectly safe Heparatlon In the
hands Of mothers and inexperienced nurses. T.
Very respectfully, &C., .''' -
D. K WILLIAMS, II. d.
Made by J. B. RUSSELL, Chemist.
Sold by DR.. H. BAER Wholesale Agent for
South Carolina. oct1s
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CHARLESTON. 8. G.. 1888.

VdAhIEoION, I6Vos
RUssEIL's Soothing Cordial in the Summer Com.
plants of infants. he has fully exhibited the In
gradients OF his remedy and the tedious method
OF preparation. / recognize the prescnpuon-
containing no anodyne whatever-as most safe
and etficacous one In bowel affections OF children.
When much pain or restlessness attends the aflec-
tion, doses OF Paregoric can be added to the pre-
scribed doses Of the Cordial according to the age
Of the patient The compound, though more
often, acts In an efficient manner without any ad-
dition Of anodyne.
In the Dlarrhea Of the aged, In increased doses,
it is OF great value as remedy; never disagree
ing with the stomach-increasing appetite, i'm
proving digestion, and acting as slow but efa-
cIent astringent agent.
49, W. M. FITCH, NJ D.
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.aTHE clTY DEBT.

Poss Ipso,nemsnss (, OF the sale OF the City
!. Property.
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E,oR SAVANNAH, BEAUFORT AND
PACIFIC LANDING, EDrsro, ANp .Y2
ROCKVILLE.

Steamer PILOT BOY, Captain q. K.A !,
places as follows:
TUESDAY AoRNna, at 8 O'Clock, for Edtsto, &
Rockville, Pacific Landing and Beaufort.
THURspAY MORNING, at O'Clock, for Pacific
Landing, Beaufort and Savannah.
: Freight to Edisto reduced 50 per cent.
]. d. AIKEN b CO.,
jun1s ~ South Atlantic Wharf
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CHARLESTON. 8. G..

CHARLESTON, 8. G., 1858.
Dear Slr-I have used your Soothing Cordial for
excellent preparation. 1t has great advantage
over most preparations Of the kind In containing
no Opium or Narcotic.
Wien these are required they can be added In
proportions applicable to the case.
therefore can recommend Its use In the anec-
tions for which tits designed.
Respectfully yours, DC,
+. L. OGIER, N. D..
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CONTAINS NO ANoDYNE.

RUssELL,S SOOTHING CORDIAL is offered to
the public with an absolute guarantee against an
danger from fts use. Read the following certin-,
Gates: - - ~ -
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Drnss, Gben1lea',, Sc.
SOOTHING CORDIAL
FOB INFANTS TEETHING.

ALLAYs INFLAMMATION OF THE GUMS CuKRs
CH0LIC, CHOLERA INFANTUM, 'DYsENTEhY.
AND ALL DISEASES TO WHICH
CHILDREN ARE SUBJECT
WHEN TEETHNG.
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EoR EDIsTO AND. ENTERPRISE,
Il VIA JOHNS ISLAND FERRY, CHURCH

The Steamer "ARGo,n Captain aK-h
Geo. F. Kissam, Is now receiving
Freight at Accommodation Wharf, and viii leave
as per the following time table, until further no
-
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slavery, or be released only by reputation.

The Comptroller reports the debt
October 81, 1869. 6,183, 34s II
Add Blue Ridge Railroad Bonds,
which the state Is responsible
for, and from which able. disin-
terested and honest manage
ment would scarce extricateher. 10000 90
Bonds issued to Land Commission. 100000 90
Bonds issued to redeem Bills Bank OF
state. ........................... 1,2soooo 90
Bonds pawned by the Financial
state Agent..................... 2,zOo,ooo 90
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MOONLIGHT EXCURSIONS!

The Steamer PooosN, Captain -: p~A
D. Sinclair, Jr, win make an E1cur-r
sion around the hsrbor MONDAY NIdHT. lIth Inst,
leaving Market Wharf, a. y o'clock, touching at
Mount Pleasant and Sulivsn's Island going and
returning.
Music on board. -
Fare soc. Deck 25c. J.H. MURRAY, i
julya-2s -. :; Agent.
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Dental Notice.

r R. soIoMoNs, M. D., 80
ENLIST,
Informs those OF his patients requiring his SER
vices that he will leave the city about the 1sr OF
AUGUST. to be absent until the latter part Of Sep
tember. julys
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It affords me pleasure to express 8 favorable
opinion Of its safe and efcient adaptation x the
particular cases Of the diseases OF children, which
It is designed to relieve. ..-
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Fao r. 9,FInL OR 5IDaA1} r.lso, u
L. .siglct.5e. a. =: -. ;-;f2H,IgT ep' nj
toNoqEE a a WEEK. lu6a - :;
VIA SAVANNAH, tFERNAEDNA, JACKSON
VILE, EPInATKX AND ALE POINTS ON
t:a ST. JOHNS RIVER emil

The Steamer DICTATOR win sail .r%ehr
on aAd after the 6th July for above
places every TUESDAY EVENING, at 0'ci0Ck.
Pare from Charleston TO Savannah, tntiudingii
meals and berth, Sa-sg o zci :jply7 o,
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Tho following is an extract from the will of
Charles Dickens:
direc; that my name be inscribed in plain
friends ON no account TO make me the subject
of any monument, memorial, or testimonial
Whatever. rest my CLAIMS to the remember
ance Of my country upon my published works,
and the remembrance OF my friends upon
thei1 experience of me in addition thereto. l
commit my soul to the mercy OF God, through
our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. and e1-
hort nv dear children to tIy and guide them
in its broad spirit, and to put no faith in any
mans narrow construction Of its letter.
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Chipping.
iE,oR NEW YoRK:-cN WEDNESDAY.

The fast screw Steamship "CATHE- lE6aH.,
viii Wits sail for New York on WEpssspsr, july
at O'Clock p II, from PIsRi Nos D. sgfIoN
The CATHERINE WHITING win connect VIE
the Liverpool Steamship WISCONSIN, OF 5EHB2ss-
Insurance by the steamahips "a Sf Ena 81 Inc per
The Steamship ASHLAND, CmRen Commander,
Wnl sail on the following WEDNESDAY, .1niy !2o,n
At 6 O'Clock P. n.
For Freight engagements or Passsage, having /,
limited amount or cabin accommodations, apilyf
to WAGNER. HUGER 4 Con Nor "a Broad street..
or to WIN. A. O0URETENAY, RET ,F9, 1 Onion Wharves.
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In ten years the Southern whites. unless the
negroes themselves prevent 1t, will champion
negro suffrage as giving them power in the
Union, against powerful anti-negro party at
tho North
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NOTICE RELATING usTC
=. ARTIFICIAL LIMBS
.ae,,.,WAR DEPARTMENT, ,,.s-.
SURGEON GRHIRAL's OFFICE,
WAaRTEaToH. Julv Lib. 1870,

-, - WAsRIEGT0Ns July Lola, 1917. j.
Congress having provided BY. 4 cts approved
June IL, June 80, and July II, 1870, for the
.e.issue every FIVE years 81 Artificial Limbs,
or the value thereof IS money, - officers,
soldiers, seamen and marines, who. have
lost limbs IN the service ST the United
States. the following Instructions are pub
,ished for the benefit Of those Interested.
Applications should be- made direct to
the Surgeon General from vi ose ofhfe inc
necessary $; blanks will he furnished on I re- q
quest. "a: ..,.. .~o..,4
,l.rs win he aiven by the Surgeon General.
nncn .nv manufacturer selected, who shall
81; h.,e fled bond in Itheisumk Of Five
Thousand Dollars, twithisnreties, TO furnish
rood ara satisfactory limbs, without extra
Charge to the soldier, and make good all
defects Of material II vol manship without
/ additional charge, subjeesin al boases to
the inspection Of suchipersons{ - the Sur
geon General may designate, 80 20 7,.;s-
Blank forms Of bonds will be furnished
by this Office. ..~-.s 1870
Transportation to and from the place 81
fitting the limb will also b Furnished upon
aIwritten request addressed to the, Surgeon
General. -+f.r.. $3.50.
Applications for Communication will be
certified by the Surgeon General, and trans
United TO the Commissioner OF fensloas
for @psyment,o through sthe'looal" pension
aeents.sgc%t e@< .a:@.s! aGo1s hshs&;7, i,.s'i Fl
+ Asfull nstruetions will be forW sredssd rom
.hi. ose viii blank y sn5 fGtI 'Rptea
|aney Or Agent viii be IN no case Necessary
\! asnessss ttsw eft& .sJ:.h.s 6AhNne,1:
Surgeon General, o. 8. Army
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NOTICE.

y L hsrsby given thst thst ran Term aof
the Union, School tor the $751; Cload SehoSll
District; will semsuee q MONDAY. / the
l5ih dsy Of Sspeeabsr, CA D. 1870, With .
corps Of con9sssat tsaehsrs. ;,Tuition fslee
70 I'll 16holarB .1Asthe District. So,
a9 Nonresident scholars desiring 70 attend,
Will6e required topay-sa sdbasce ! staitisa.
1ee 81 Four Dollar, for the frst sor Ylsne,
term, and4A1ss dollars for Seehtoiof Us
tnoosedf1g terms St1@,f slaatt5 "a s:f5 a !.
3. Il bv11H INFORMANT tha& 9taerG sheu1d
bs pssi6ssps sssssdssses at tie. Sooninsaeels
nent q each term, to afaoilita1s Rr.Aiis
a1d Gkf6il; epant a. GLASSES. - :
z Hsl6tdsr 81 Board 81 Education. yss IS
| NATHAN r. BARNES, Ulark,
6k, Cloud. AUG. 9. 1870.
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|. MURRAY HILL.
MURRAY Hill. ~ -
MADAME @. NIEAR9,a,
,sa11sH, s1arseH AND GERMAN
Boarding and Day School for Young
.. Ladies'.
No. 92A Madison Avenue. N.,~ Vail

no. NV madison Avenue, Now York.
The next session vim commence rule,,.
day, September 2A 1870. I = - - l. J
Madame Mears has great pleasure in an
nounoing to her patrons and friends, that
she will be able to offer superior atlvantag es
for the complete and elegant education Of
Young Ladies, at the opening Of the next
ossstou. ! an Il f3tilE e. n -
The course Of Instruction comprises the
English and yErenoh:' Languages, Latin,
Writing, Arithmetic, Algebra and Geoms.
try; Gsoggaphy. Astronomy, Chemistry
and ether Natural Sciences; Mental and
Moral Philosophy, History, Composition,
French and English Literature.
During tho season Lectures will be de-
livered by eminent Professors on subjects
connected with the various departments o;
instruction. These Lectures will be ar
ranged for tho general benefit of the
school. '~<~i - - y - .
Music, drawing painting, singing, &c.,
may be included, ct speoisI rates. - +
The best professional talent is emp)oved
In the various Departments, and tho whole
10 under the immediate care and supervis.
ion Of MADAME G. Nsars.~ s...,,
Trench Is the language Of the establish
ment.
Circulars giving terms, &c., sent on .p-
plicatlon.
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In addition, The JOURNAL
will contain its usual variety
Of State and General News,
Agricultural Information, To,
cal Items, Market, Reports
from home and from abroad,
Correspondence, Etc., etc., etc.
Ain ong' The regular CORES:
pondents, already we'll known
to its readers, will be Mrs.
J. G. swisshelm, in, .Pennsyl-
ia; "Ion,'.' in Kentucky j;
and I'D. E.; R. Yin st: Louis.
In addition, the present sys-
tenn of local correspondence
from the different towns in
Northern Minnesota will be
continued l during the coming
year, No labor Of + e expense
will ;:sbes spared to maintain i, 4 !
for The E11 J, JOURNAL URN; the repu,ta-
ton il already enjoys Of being
y q. - :
the - '::'>:, - r =. er.:rn@; ~.
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