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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-26

JUDGE ORR las rendered his resignation
as President of the Anderson Farmers AS
sociation, upon the ground that his official
duties prevent him from giving suitable at
tention to the interests of the association.
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DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-THE SUB
IN SCRlBER, desiring to remove to, the west.
village OF Kinsttee, s. O..'Noriheassern Railroad
consisting OF one Sr0RE.HoQsE AND LOT, on
Main street nearly opposite the courtsouse, and
Also Ria DWELLING HOUSE AND LDT, con-
taining one square acre, sltussed on Academy,
street.. The Dwelling Is 10 thorough order, and
contains four rooms, with kitchen, Garden, nne
well OF water, &C., attached. Any one wishing 10
engage in the merchan,ile business, OF to pur:
chase oocd Residence. will fnh this rare Gp-
portunity. For further particulars, apply TO MM.
j. LEE. Kingstree, s. q. nOVE3-WstE.
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THE Radicals begin their second term Of
Office by paying $4,000 for carpet for the
statehouse. This is retrenchment and re-
form! ,F..,-si 49,.
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THR Anderson Intelltgencen: gives its
hearty appreciation to the conclusions reach.
ed by the political conference, held recently
IN Columbia
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fpr. 5alE.

nHOSPHATE INTEREST FOR SALE
party having an established and profit
able business In DIGG!NG-A AND WASHiNt rhUS, up
an interest In the same, with view OF e9teno.
ing the business TO meet the demand. Address
"a. B.. 'C.,n Key Box No. "a, with real name. :.
noyoS- -stnth3H
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4 LARGE LOT OF VESTS AT 81 So.
n Can and see them at O. E. & A.. S. JOHN
ltT'si,c oo'' 'N noy24-ths2
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EURCHGOTT, BENEDICT d CO.,
No. 2A KING STREET.

D RESI- 600 D S.
Largest, best and finest selection lin town.
case OF fine DRESS GOODS ut 20c., worth SOC.
l case OF Plain Popllns, our own importation,
only 25c., worth 37kc. >!
case OF German Plaids, Of all shades, only 4oc.,
worth go.
case OF X Black and White Popln only 25c..
worth 40c.
case OF Empress Cloths, In all colors, only CSC.
celebrated Lenos make.
A large stock OF the celebrated "Elephant'' Al
pacas, at very low dgures
All colors 10 rwilled Merinos, A, as IS to 900. :
Is pieces Irish SILK Popllns at ST, worth 81 SO.
grand selection OF Albanate Striped, Plain and
Repperi SIX Poplins, at reasonable prices.
10 pieces OF Heavy Black SILK at So, worth 81 so.
Also, q fine selection OF Coored Silks, Colored
and Black Vevetines and Velyets.
A full assortment Of the latest styles Derby
Shawl Suits. -.-,e oct3l
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n1WENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD!
stolen from the subscriber. near Ridgeville,
on the night OF November %, 1870, gray Mare,
about Is hands high. years cid. with one little
black spot on the right hip. The Under VIII get
SOS reward. LYDIA LYONS. noV26-stu' ny
0TRAYED FROM No. S6 IRA D D
- street. on the 18th instant, a RED COW, with
short tall and a dent on her rump. She had
leather strap around her neck. reward VIII De
paid for her recovery. MARY AHRENS.
novo2 5
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Cost an0 Gcnnh

r OsT, ON WEDNESDAY EVENING,
Ii on King street, BROOCH, containing
likeness and hair. The finder Will be suitably re.
wardcd by leaving the same at TIE NEWS VF-
FICR u'FZo-l'
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Do LLER SKATING

DOLL ER SIX ATTN G GSls''
H.. :G.@r ;e'ss At ~ ';a>a.t- as
THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC HALL,
COMMENCING SATURDAY EVENING, OCT. /.
The assemblies. will be as sfollows MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY AFTERNOONS from
to O'Clock, and TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY NIGHTS from half-past to 10.
Admission to Night Assemblies so cents; Chill
dren 2S cents. Tickets in packages OF twalyei.sS.
Use OF Skates, 25 cents. - t4s.ss l..-
Afternoon Assemblies. Ladies and Children, in
Guiding use OF Safes 25 cents; Gentlemen, includ'
lag use OF skates, 90 cents, g,s x .-aa..
Season tickets OF admission good for all assem-
bllcs during three monuhs) for gentlemen S.; for
ladies' So; for gentlemen and lady 81 so.
sep27-smos .- -. =
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AND LIVERY STABLE.

lust received 40 head OF MULES and HORSES.
at No lao Meeting street. and at the Mart sta
blee, next door south Of Mr.. Nathan's Carriage
Repository, where will be found on sale general
assortment Of Fine Stock throughout the season.
l--l ALSO, r - -
FOR HIRE, fine Carriages Ph@tons, Buggies
and Saddle Horses.
Satisfaction guaranteed. ,,,,sov
noy25.2 A. & H. j. WlLoON. .
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EHOR SALE, THREE FARMS, TWO
IL miles from the Port Royal Railroad, In
The Whippy Swamp nelghbochoUd. One Farm
acres. Each Farm contains one hundred acres
good planting land, with two or three comfort
able cabins on each: also we'll Hmhered, gond
range for cattle and hogs; and perfectly healthy
ali the seasons. For particulars apply o X: ID.
H., Barnwel Village. maYlo
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NHOICE BLACK.asEED- OATS.

NHOIGE BIZ ED DAT g.
200 bags Prince Edwards Island Black Seed
OATS: az 81 25 per .bushei Of 50 lbs4s bsgsAn-
cluded 4
FLoUR-Oook oheee's nchoioe Family, ,nimade
from select,d d Georgia wheat Consumers can
Depend on this Flour as standard and uniform
Ia quality ..-,.s .. !, q...;s..t3 ~. " .y.,s *
Super, Extra ana Family Georgia and Tennessee
SUGAR-dlfrel ent grades from the Maryland
ift s. cam Sugar Reahery
TWINE--in bales and bundles Sr..jj ~ ;; -G
LARD Fairbanks Family, In caddles and tierces
CANDLES-Werk's In whole and half boxes.
r For sale by ]. n ROBSON,
n0v2e- -stuth3p&C N 8. l and Atlantic Wharf.
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S4sNESI. ESTABLISHED 3 q ) l.
EESS, iReail) paying net profit Of s2Soo per un.
nun. ea:rple time given a purchaser to learn the
business This is a rare chance for an active man
- secure permanent income. Business done
wholly for cash. Persons having the "stamps"
and meaning business may address $4,000 In.
GOMEZ Box Y, DAILY news 01ce. giving real.
nome 'nv@6
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A MALE TEACHER WANTED, TO
II take charge Of the Mineral Springs Acade-
my, Marlboro County, S. c. Good references re-
quired. Address b. n. ROGERS, BennettSqie'
g G.. nOVlZ-lo
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AN UNFURNISH I'd SECOND STORY
"A front room with BOARD for a gentleman
aud wife or twU single gentlemen, may be had IN
acentraI an . most convenient locality, near the
roStc1i:e and both linrs of City Railway. Address
NJ, DAILY NEWS office n0Y2i
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nESK WANTED, A GOOD
IL Secondhand Double DESK, at J. G.. H.
IT a JrSSEN nov25
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NTANTED, ONE OR TWO FAITHFUL,
wv industrious white men 10 drive. Apply
at this office nnr26-l*
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U,oR SALE. TWO GOOD SECOND,
II HAND SAFES, at ]. c. q. CLAUSSEN.
nOy25
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yXTANTED TORRENT, THREE ROOMS,
w with Kitchen accommodation. Address B,
NEW q office. nOv2S-2+
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NOTICE TO TIMERS. WANTED I'M
IN MEDIATELY, two frst.claSs worGmen.
None others need APPLY. CoRMACk HOPKINS,
No. l67 Broughton street, Savannah, Ga.
nnvo5-0
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WTANTED, A COLORED BOY, Is TO 10
w years of age to wait in The house. Must
come well recommended. Apply at NJ 81 Lynch
street nOv2l-ths2
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ITO RENT, TIL BE nOMS, WITH
i Kitchen accommodations, desrab!y locaed,
aud to persons without children. Apply at tins
office. LOr26-2N
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Dants.

VTTANTED, A YOUNG MAN FOR A
w Dry Goods Store: one who Is acquainted
with the business preferred. Apply at No: 262
King street. nor26-2N
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Hp Rent.

A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE CAN
II he accommodated with furnished Room
ana .B0ard. Ap y at NJ. Al East Bay. nOv2o-lH
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ITO RENT, A COMFORTABLE TWO
i anl-a half Sorry Hous", No. Mary street
Apply at the southwest corner OF Church and
Chalmers slreets nOy22
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SmndnY Nights' TclegTams.

WASHINGTON, 9l.-The U. s Consul at
Liverpool reports to the State Department
that in consequence of the continued in.
crease of fever in Liverpool, he has deemed
it his duty to suspend the issue of ccrtiti.
Gates TO bills oi health Tor the present lie
further states that during the first five days
previous to August SIXTH over one hundred
aud sixty cases were received into the parish
hospital, when Is iuIl To oV'thowing. Ihcrc
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James ii. Harris, Esq.

This gentleman, whose name has become
u household word in North Carolina, bears
his recent defeat with that courage which
is his first and highest characteristic. We
believe that few men regret the recent
calamity TO the State in Mr.. Harris uncx-
pcCtCd failure more than the editor of this
paper, tor it we had an hundred votes and
no other white man dared to vote for him,
we should certainly have pollcd them for
him and gloricd in the act.
He made brilliant canvass. lie sought
an opportunity to meet his adversaries.
They Stunned him. lie kept up his wal.
fare until sickness prosTated him on his
bed, yet 50 soon as he had recovered. l,c
again girdcd up his loins and took the
fcld Dcscrtion did not dismay him, s.aS.
did opposition bnlllc his efforts; and he
may now look back to his record with rride,
in the knowledge that he did his duty when
Others fled, and st,od by the ship of Re-
pubicanism when many iorsook her.
In his retirement we honor him as mar.
tyr to principle, and say that ere few more
years have rolled hy, h. will again shine as
n bright luminary among the brightest
which now adorn our firmamcnt.
The weekly standard., 1870-08-24

We hear by mail that Kirk and Douglas
have both left Raleigh for parts unknown,
the latter carrying with him s60,O0O.-Pe-
tersbury Courier.
There is another brilliant fiction on the
part of the Courier. Colonel Kirk was in
Raleigh yesterday, hut with this exception
has not left his command for an hour for
moro than u month
Gen. Douglas is here and has never left
Raleigh for more than two days at time,
and then entirely on business. 1t is unneces-
sary to state the he never took the $50, 900
referred to. That sum would never have
come into his hands, and his duties only re-
quire the handling of money in small sums
and that seldom.
So much for these fncts; now for the
Courier
The Courier has ever been an indciatiga-
bic, energetic and active liar Excuse us
gentlemen and ladies for the expression, but
it is nevertheless, notwithstanding true.
The editor of this paper has found it neces-
sary before to state as much, and would have
kicked its editor had his legs been long
enough. We find it again necessary to do
so; we would kick him now were we near
.saa,lsR ias' bfs.snp iaayassn peace q, ,',1
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Horace GrceIey's Advice to CoIorcd
Citizens.

A State Convention of colored men is
called to meet ut Saratoga on the 10th inst.
In view Of this fact, Hon. Horace Greeley
gives some timely and sensible hints to the
Convention and its constituents, which
might he read and treasured with profit by
the colorcd people in this latitude. He
says;
/. Never resent nor deprecatc the appbca.
ti0n to yourselves of the term negroes. II
means only that you are, in COn.radistinction
To your fellow citizens, black; and that is the
literal tact. 1t is in your power to make the
designation one OF honor and pride by sim
ply behaving better than other men-whch
cannot be very difficult. Let who will call
you negroes lie welcome, so that you prove
yourselves true men.
II. BE far more anXiouse 20 give your SIMS
good trndcs than tn push them into Office.
Office is unstable and ilecting, while trades
are enduring.
Ill Dpn't waste your sCnnty means in
starting distinctive organs ur getting up
ucSrn churches, where you are allowed
Equal privileges with other, IN existing
journals anil churches II you are excluded
from these. you must Of course act and speak
iuT Yourselves
~ Warn your people against spending
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Prince Napolcan has gone to Chalons.
The excitement Of the people of Paris last
night was intense, on account OF the recent
news. When the evening journals appeared
the people fought for the first copies.
Paliokao's statement was read to a large
crowd and was wildly cheered.
No official bulletin has appeared in two
days, so Gen. Froschu has issued another
proclamation, the meaning Of which Isl that
Paris must stand siege.
Prince Frederick William is reported
at Gaumont.
The Bourse fell to-day in anticipation Of
the new loan.
Bazanc has decided not to leave Metz.
There has been another seizure of arms in
Paris.
Indications are strong that an extensive
conspiracy against the Empire has been dis
covered.
Bismarck IL at Pout Mousson.
The dispatches claiming a victory on the
10th are false.
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too large a share OF their earnings on fine
clothes, dancing. drinking and other modes
OF sensual qualification. If they had saved
half the money they have thus wasted, they
need now ask favors of no man.
v. Turn your attention largely to the
cultivation of the soil. 1t is your fathers
calling and you can succeed In that If in
anything. Earth, air and water are as free
and as bounte Gus to you as to Others you
might settle whole counties If you would,
and thus choose your own neighbors and
manage youl own schools. Don't say you
lack money; for ninetenths of the pioneer
settlers Of all lands have been quite as needy
as you are; but take hold and hew out for
yourselves farms and homes IRON the public
domain or elsewhere.
VI Wait and serve, shave and black boots
while you must, and never doubt that any
kind of useful through hnmble industry is
preferable 10 dlencss and dependence but
do not accept this as your inevitable destiny.
Plan and save while you are in it to get out
so soon as possible, and never rest till you
live in your own houses and till your own
farms.
The weekly standard., 1870-08-24

IT IS DENIED that there is authority of
law for the present militia movement. We
answer that the authority is to be found in
! the celebrated Shoffncr bill and the general
militia law OF the State. No responsible
party has yet denied the existence of the
authority, and We presume none will. The law
is being carried out in letter aud spirit, and
therefore all attempts to restrain the Governor
by State authority must fail. 1t would have
been done long ago had there been any
chance for 1t, but every Conservative lawyer
in the State knew that no hope lay in that
direction.
Besides the minds of the people have been
distracted by the charge that the burden OF
this militia movement will fall upon them.
The Counties Of Alamancc and Cnswcll will
have to bear the burden, for they are RESPONSE
bic and not the people at large. We do not
know how heavy is the debt which already
stands against these Counties but it is heavy
indeed, and dearly will the innocent us well
as the guilty inhabitants have to pay Tor
crime and outrage. For the sake of the
former We deporc the condition of affairs,
for the latter we have no regrets.
The weekly standard., 1870-08-24

We have been often asked the question if
the two elements in the mongrel Democratic
and Conservative party can agree in the
next Legislature. We answer that, in our
opinion, they will, saving IN a few casc.,
which may lc turned to our advantage.
But I'm the one hand, the Legislature elected
by the opposition is a weak body, and win
rely for victory mainly upon consolidation
and voting in mass. In the second place,
there are no leaders OF capacity sufficient in
either house to make a show against party
tyrrany, or with courage sufficient to defy
the party whip.
However, there are extreme Democrats,
who will demand for their old leaders at
least Ion for Office, and there are extreme
Wings, who will deny IL. Then there arc
extreme Kuklux, both Wings and Demo.
Grats.1ho will ksep their p.r.y y hot water
all the time; and yet, notwithstanding these
facts, the opposition will agree us against
all and any Republican measure.
No. Let us tell the Republicans that
there is no good fortune for them In that
quarter. Only by fair, square party tactics
can we meet and defeat them. II can he
done easily. for 81 weak a body NJ the one
elect will only damage the prospects Of the
new concern. For while they have elements
of discord so have we had, and yet stood tn
gethcr, and while we may hope for their
dissolution. so did they hope for ours.
There is but one way left, judging the
future by the past, and that is for each Re-
nublican to grid up his lons and renew his
efforts in the cause Of liberty and humanity
The weekly standard., 1870-08-24

Democrat. If Gov. Vance was unworthy to
fill a scat in the State Senate because he was
banned, and retired from the contest, how
much more unworthy is he to Ill place in
the United States Senate, and how much
more quickly ought he nor to rctirei That
is all.
But still we fear the question of L. S.
Senator had much to do with the late dis
astrous result in Republican ranks. 1t is all
over now. Chickering's, hopes, fears and dis.
appointments are buried in common grave
Let US all strike hands once more on the
altar of a common country and forget such
scenes as those through which we have
passed. There is future, frightened by
the rainbow Of hope, and the joy of coming
successes ought not to be dimmed by tears
of disaifection. The bubble has exploded.
Its myriad hues, so enhancing to the eve.
have disappeared, and there is but one thing
LETT us, Senate or no Senate, and that is
action, ACTION, ACTION.
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Mtsskly STANDARD
Wednesday, Aug. 24,i1S7O.
TELEGRAPHIC Summary.

The following is summary Of Saturdays
noon dispatches:
General News.
BERLrS. Queen has the following
from the King:
NEAR REsoNvILLE, Aug. 10, . p. M
The French army was attacked to day west
of Metz. Its position was very strong. My
command, after contest OF nine hours, to-
tally routed the French forces, interrupting
their communication with Paris, and throw
ing them back upon Metz.
LosDoN.-A rumor Is current of the sud.
den death of Napoleon by appoplcxy.
Though this is positively asserted by some
1t should be accepted with distrust.
The bombardmcnt Of strasburg on Fri.
day lasted from morning till noon, when it
was suspended two hours. The return fire
was almost harmless.
PAnIs-A council OF war has ordered the
partal destruction Of Bois dc Boulognc.
The inhabitants ofChalons have been or
lcrcd to get their grain away with twenty
four hours.
Nothing from the front. The public are
very anxious.
BRussELs--A Paris letter says that Mar
shall Mcmahon is rctrcating on Paris. lie
will avoid battlc unless he can form II
junction with Bazainc.
CARLEsRUHA. Official. Three Bavarian
divisions invest Strasbuurg and fourth Is
harrassng the rctrcating French.
LoSDoN.-Tho French war office iorbids
the publication Of war dispatches unless
signed by Bazaine.
Great rejoicing in German cities over
their victories. Illuminations and process
sions arc the chief features of these occa.
sions.
ToRosTo. Great fire raging. The otto.
wa canal has been cut to flood the burning
district. The troops have been ordered to
render assistance. Business suspended.
New YoRK, 2O.-Cotton ilrmcr Sales
1900 bales. Uplands l0i, Orleans 20i.
Flour to 10 cents lower. Wheat heavy,
aud to lower. Corn unchanged Mt 81 to
90 Pork $3.50. Beef quiet. Lard dull.
Kettle 10b Naval stores firm.
Money easy at to q. Gold l4I to IL.
Sterling dull at o.
The weekly standard., 1870-08-24

On Saturday the counsel for the State
moved ior bench warrants against A. @.
Moore, J. T. Mitchell, Joseph r. Fowler, S.
p. Hill, F. A. Wiley, Felix Roam, and L. NJ.
Totten, charged, on the affidavit of Col,
George W. Kirk, of being guilty Of the
murder of John W. Stephens, and of con-
spiracy, &c. The counsel for the prisoners
resisted the application on the ground of
insufficient evidence. anil asked for n post
poncment oi the matter till Monday. Chief
Justice Pearson accordingly postponed the
matter till Monday.
Robert Roam, John Kerr, J. G. Griffith.
Yanccy Jones, A. G. Yanccy, Peter II. Will
hanson, b. Gravcs, W. d. Bowc, and ]. NJ.
Neal were discharged for want Of evidence.
The prisoners taken before Judge Brooks
at Salisbury were discharged, there being
no evidence against thcm--thc Judge re-
iusing time to Co.. Kirk to send subpGnas
for witnesses, of whom there is a very large
number. Col. Kirk could not possibly have
had them there, rs he had not been ordered
to arrest witnesses. Proceedings will be
taken against these parties by bench war
rants before State Judge.