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Fnlr Election.

,7sn -: . ~ -. ,u :, ~. re,n,t
---ihe ioAowioS 'o'n' .A'.'.A' ~
Of the correspondence, already published
between General Kershax and Mr.. Ransier.
- ;. ,o-s,,,, ,;n,o "a o5vo tb;s circular
Ef-g's: W. g - An' ''Ai' -, -
full effect, but.we urge the county commit
tees without losing moment, to put them
;i,al..s.! r.,o r,o,n ~, .
asAelgssHa oohm manlca1to1; y ~ -. .n' eo'''
..seiouers Of Elections, and obtain from them
:9a,;, - a,,too q MOO or re,usa, Of the recon-
,.s,nc .s 49,. ~ -;
eimePoallons WHICH ene Jo'us
There VTill be no difficulty, where the mana
,Dsli ~ rom N; onors intend tonsll the
gers anu eoan,ssloDs.s llsu u...siop - tss s
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ITO PRINTERS.-FOR SALE A RUG
GLES'S Rotary Card and Bilhead PRESS,
- by inches inside Of Chase. The Press Is In
se.tectt .se.tteect norsng oraer, anu u capaoe o. oeing
worked 1t the rate OF 1000 impressions per hour.
Is sold to make room for larger one. Price 500
cash. Apply at TEE NEWS Job Office. mays
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mrDIvTNG SERVICE WILL BE CON-
QUOTED in the Orphans Chapel. on sABb ArH
AFTERNOON, at 4 O'Clock, by the kev. !. H.
GAINES. octto
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l am now Offering rich stock OF entirely new
and elegant FANCY GOODS, TOYS, CoNFEC-
T1ONERY, &c. Ny assortment OF CHINA VASES,
TOILET SETS, MANTLE ORNAMENTS, LADIES'
WORK BASKETS AND BOXES, WRITING GASES
AND DESKS. JEWEL BOXES and ALBUMS,
amongst which the new ROTARY ALBUM, with
Lock and Key, RETICgLES, PORTEMoNNA,s.
OPERA GLASSES, OPERA FANS, dc.,' is very
complete, and embraces all the latest patterns
and designs manufactured up to this time. GER
MAN, FRENCH. AND AMERICAN TOTS, in end
less variety. 6amea home and outdoor amuse-
ments- hundreds OF different kinds to suit all
ages, and or the most popular and latest pubuca
tions. SELF-AOTING SWINGS, for Boys aud
Girls; CROSS BOWS, rBLoW-GuEs,. TABLE Bill.
LIZARDS, vELoCIPEDES, ROCKING HORSES,
CHILDRENS CARRIAGES DC, &c. FIRE
WORKS. FIRE CRACKERS, T0RPEDOEs, TOY
FLAGS, TRANSPARENT. LANTERNS, de-, 90
FINEST FRENCH CONFECTIONERY. warranted
pure and entirely fresh. Il guarantee that there
is no better imported or Manufactured in this
eountry.l lNDIABUBBER G0ODS--such as Cloth
Ing. Nursery sheetlng, &C., always on hand.
beg to cal special attention to my
ONE DOLLAR DEPARTMENT, ~
Containing beautiful line OF GOODS, and con-
ceded by everybody who has see them to be the
cheapest In the city. All Goods will be sold at
prices much less than former years. will supply
the city trade and country merchants with Goods
In my line at as low rates as they can possibly
buy elsewhere.
Thanking my numerous patrons for past fsvors,
most respectfully invite them to an early exani,
nation OF my beautiful Stock OF. new and cheap
Goods. H.. F. voN SANTEN,
a.' No. 200 King street.
octl5-2 . Next to Academy OF Music.
STERLING SILVER FORKS 5. AND
SPOONS, -s.f, s.
BY THE OUNCE OR DOZEN. 2.a-
Sent to any part Of the country per Express
C. O. D.. u. a.iil. So
Photographs OF different patterns sent by mail
on application. ."
Our facilities for manufacturing enable us to
give selections from the largest variety Of pat.
terms and at the lowest price, No extra charge
for engraving.
=. BALL, BLACK i CO.,
Se5 and 5e1 Broadway.
july1S-lyE New York.
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~ ASK THERECOVERED- -DYSPEP-
TICS, bilious sufferers, victims Of fever and ague,
the mercurial diseased patient how they recover
ed health, cheerful spirits and good appetites-
they win tell you. by taking sIMoSss LIVER
REGULATOR. ~ .. oct15-1
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DICKED UP, ON MORRIS ISLAND
Beach, on sth September, 9 Batteau Boat,
about % feet long, and feet wide; .Ine oRnef
Morris Island. oOtIo-I
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~ AWAY WITH SPECTACLES:-OIlD
Eyes made new, easily, without doctor or msdi-
ctnes. Sent postpaid on receipt Of 10; cents. Ad-
dress DR.. E. B. FOoTE, No. 17o Lexington avenue,
Sew York i ~, l. .Iihc16
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Boarding..

THREE COMFORTABLE ROOMS,
i furnished, with board, for single persons,
Ur gentleman ana. vile. convenient 10 tne CITY
Railway, No. q Pitt street. octl5-z'
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f. , es-NoTICE.- ALL PERSONS ARE
hereby cautioned against crediting any Of the
erewlof the Bark MONSOON, as no debts Of their
contracting viii be paid by the Captain or Con-
signee. . I'D G. CoE, Superintendent =.
octs-Io 20 ~ .:'D M. ER. p. NJ. Il n. 90. ,
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Cost ann 99unh.

r osF, ON THE ls1H INSTANT, a GOLD
IL breastpin, on King, between wentworth
anu Calhoun streets. The 6nder VII be suHaDlJ
rewarded by leaving ir at this ONCE OF ~, oi
Wentworth street. Ocltp~l-
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TlO RENT, STORE No. 3lO KING
i STREET, fne business stand. in central
part Of the city. Apply to s. h: MARSHALL.
corner Society ami King streets. - sep2S
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9amrp GOODS, sc.
'GRA ND sD,ISP LAY.

SANTA CLAUs's HEADQUARTERS,
NEXT Door, TO THE, ACADEMY OF Music.
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YaO RENT, STORE No. 373 KING
Il STREET, above George. Rent very low. Ap:
ply at No. Liberty street. oct134s
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Q BNoTICE. ALL PERSONS HAVING
Claims against the Estate Of NICHOLAS 'scHRo-
DER, deceased, late Of St. Stephens, S. G., are
hereby notified to present the same properly at
tested to the undersigned; and those indebted
viii make payment, without delay, to
III oct1s "a C. G.. QUICKER, Administrator
c DIVIDEND No. 2, .WANDo MIN
ING AND MANUFACTURING CoMPANY.-The
BOARD Of Directors having declared dividend OF
TWELVE DOLLARS per Share, the same will be
Maid at the ONCE OF the Company, Nc. South
Atlantic wharf, on and alter MONDAY, 18th In
slant. F.. B. HACKER
oct1s-sm2 Secretary and Treasurer
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~ TRY THE t.PIONEER" PAPEH
COLLARS, put up In "Log Cabln' boxes Only
at - :. BLACKWELLs,
oct1o No. 121 Nee ing street, below Market
- @rTo APPRENTICES AND MINORS.
By virtue OF q temporary arrangement OF q very
liberal character with the Charleston Library So
cIety, the Trustees OF the Apprentices Library
Society invite all Apprentices and Minors to the
USE OF BE BOOKS OF both Libraries, at the
rooms the Charleston societI., corner Church
andtB d streets, subectto the rules Of the two
Socies s and OF the following ','il.
~ REGULATION:
Every Apprentice or other Minor shall be enti-
tied to tie use OF the Libraries, who shall bring
from his parent, guardian or master, or from any
member who Is not In arrears, certificate OF
good conduct, and shall .ffgn his name in'the
book knrepared for that purpose, designating MS
place Of residence, his trade, his master and MS
sge Provided That such parent, master or guar
dian be pun stuai member OF either OF the Soci-
eties snd that the person giving such certificates
shall be responsible for the value OF any book
lost, injured or not returned according to rule.
And, in order to extend the usefulness OF the
Society, the Trustees invite citizena to become
members. .rls;c He; Z a.1I 80. oae
The Library is open. every day from 10 A. NJ to
toa P. n, and on Saturday evening from nrst to
second bell.ring. am ..5 W. D. PORTER
80, President Apprentices Library so,i ,iety.
|. Arthur MAZYcK, Librarian. ga octl3-S
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B TO THE PUBLIC.-W.,Ri FORD
HAMS REFORM BRASS AND STRING BAND,
In support OF the War r(CARPENTER and BUT.
LERl Campaign. Latest style Of Music for dane
ing parties. Orders lefs at my residence, No. 2i2
Meerlng street, two doors above John street, .op-
poslte,, Arnolds Grain Store, will meet with
prompt dispatch. ); ". R. FoRDHAM.
1ft.1 M. ''..'ysiT ,. OF Reform Band.
y. R-country orders promptly attended TO.
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na- TO THE MARTYRS sOF Liver

@ TO TIE MARTYRS sOF LIVER
coMPL LAINT.-Ainon the wonderful medical
properties which have rendered HosTETFER'S
STOMACH :BITTERS pre-eminent among the
healthrestoring preparations OF the age, It's anti
billions virtues are not the least remarkable NO
words can do justice to its marvellous eject upon
the diseased liver Perhaps the simple words OF
a conyalescent sufferer, who describes 1t as "go-
ING right to the spot" tell the story as clearly as
NAV Re. 1t does go right to the spot. toperates
drectly upon the disordered organ, and whether
uuduly active or in state Of paralys ss, restores
IL to a condition OF health. The Sickness at the
stomach, pain between the Shoulders and In the
Right Side, Yellow Sunuslon Of the Skin, Costive-
ness, Drowslness and Lsngour, Dimness OF Sight,
Collie. Palpitation OF the Heart, Dry Cough, Low
Fever, and other symptoms which indicate the
various phases OF Acute and Chronic Liver Com
plant, are one and all promptly relieved, and
fnally removed by the action Of this famous
preparation, which is st once the best Of correc.
tlves, the gentest and most genial Of apertents,
an Infal ible regulator and q powerful restura,
aSr. Persons Of q bilious habit, who use the BIZ
ters as q protective medicine, will never suffer
the pains and penalties OF Liver disease or Bill
ious Remittent Fever. - octl5-ptce
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nrA. GRAND EPOCH IN SCIENCE.

@-A GRAND EPOCH IN SCIENCE
From the time when, in 1884, Dr.. RuGGE dlscov.
cred "Carbouc Acid" and It's extraordinary medi
cal ELECTS, nothing In the history Of Medicine hss
equaled 1t. Largely used BY the French physi-
clans In treatment OF consumptive and scrofu-
ions diseases, IL was introduced by the Court Ply.
s,cian Of Berlin, MAX ERNST HENRY, into Prus
ala, and from thence TO the United States. No
thing else Of the present day can equal HEN.
RY,s SOLUTION Oh CARB0LIC CONSTITUTION
RENovATOR. Patients get better after only o'se
dose has been taken, and we cordially recommend
IL tn the nnhhc LEdtor GArpus,D .Jan1T 1yr
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ELIEF LOAN ASSOCIATION THE
III Regular Monthly Meeting OF the Assocla-
uOn will be held THIS EVENING, at Masonic
during the daT at No. 1856 Meeting street, and az
the meeting VIM. B. STEEDMAN, 3:
oct15 Secretary and Treasurer.
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6uerial Notices;

ss TRINITY CHURCH. tn E B E
viii be the usual service; at this Church To,Aos-
Row, cnornlns and evenipg,) the Rev. HEHRf'h.
MOOD, officiating.
In the afternoon, at half-past 8 O'Clock, the
Semi. Anniversary Of the Sunday School VIII oe
celebrated. There will be Addresses delivered oy
several Of the scholars, and the exercises VIII be
throughout Of an Interesting character. Friends
OF the Sunday school cause, and the public gen.
orally, are invited to attend. octlo-
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YTO RENT, HOUSE No. 6 LIMEHOUSE
II STREET: q commodious and pleasant Resi-.
d-nce, In complete order. with gas, wsser.worEs,
ample outbudings; and large yard and garden.
Apply to LOWNDES GRIMBALL, No. % Broad
street. eH .il 's.i sepl0-s
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r oST OR STOLEN, A NOTE DRAWN n
IL October 1lth, 1870. BY HUTSON LEE, Ia
favor OF ALEX MoKENsIB, for one HUNDRED L;nG, ano
Ten (ll0) Dollars. Payment OF tne ssme nssins mssans
OF it wiil please deiiverto EDWARD LOWNDsS,
corner OF Broad and State streets. octl4-S
r OsT OR STOLEN, A PALMETTO
IL, WALKING CANE, with silver head, on
v hich owners Z anne is engraved. lbera re-
ward viii be paid II left at this office. sepS
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81. Go Ren,.

.NWO.LARGE ROOMS TO RENT. AP-
i PLY at the corner Of Rutledge. and Bull
streets. \. '.: octl5-2t.
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mo RENT, THAT DESIRABLE RESI-
DEECE No. l George street, containing six
rooms, dressing room and pantry. There is q
fine clstern aud well on the premises, also good
outbuildugs. For terms apply st D. O'NEILL &
SON, Eo.S3 Hayne street, Z. ocrl3-thsm3
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WJANTED TO RENT, A HOUSE, OR
W. part OF House, in a Renteel nete hbor.
hood. for q small family. Address Box No. 65,
Postoflce. octl4-2r
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EOR SALE.-I HAVE ON HAND AND
for sale another supply Of second hand
Sewing Machines, Of various makers, which
will dispose OF very cheap. Can and e1ami1e'at
No. 81 Queen street. J. LUNsFoRD.
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JXIANTED, A CoLORED WOMAN TO
W., Cook and Wash. Also, Girl, to walt In
the house. Apply at No. Liberty street.
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NTANTED, EVERY MERCHANT TO
w know, that Now is the TINE, and THE
NEWS JOB OFFICE Is the PLACE, TO get his Cards
and Circulars printed neatly, and at low rates,
for the Fall Trade. auR4
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WTANTED, By A RESPECTABLE COL
ORED Man. situation rs PORTER. or
any employment whereby he may be enabled to
support himself and family: Recommendations
furnished II necessary. Apply at this once to
W. O.. =. ..'s Bepl4
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YTTANTED TO PURCHASE FOR CASH,
w small House. Address "House, !" NEws
once. sep24
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WANTED, AT HEWT'T'S GLOBE
W. Hotel, Augusta, Ca, two first class Cham
bermaids, white; wages liberal. Apply at the
office OF the Charleston Hotel from II to Z and
from 3 3to4P, d. ocS
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GOUTH CAROLINA STATE DENTAL
u ASSOCIATIONS. A.ifie Regular Semi.Annual
Meeting Of this Association viii be held in Charles
ton, S. C., on TUESDAY, November lst. 1870 81 !
p. M., In the Hall Of the Phoenix Fire Engine
Company. nal.''Z' JI'1 -,
well to forward their names to the Secretary on
on before the day OF meeting.
Members in attendance will BIZ passed over tne
different Railroads to and from the city ZOE one
fare :! .si'.. - n ~ ~ a.
BY order OF the President. .,.l
- o.. THOMAS T. H00KE,.i ;
Corresponding secretary, Columbia s c.
oct1i-tuths6 -. s.r2al "&;'ui ~ 4.vi5 /!
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CECOND.HAND MELODEON.-WAN
- ED, Secondhand Melodeon, 1--we octaves)
In good, order. AddresB, stating lowest price
and name or maker, ''S. S., NEWS ONCE.
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iDOOMS AND BOARD WANTED
II Wanted, two furnished I. ms-parlor and
bed.room-for, single gentleman, with aplain
private table. in q house where there are no
boarders. Terms, including fuel and lights. not
to exceed fifteen dollars per wetR. Satisfactory
refe, ences gwen. Address, stating particulars,
for four days, Room No. So Charleston Hotel
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,WTANTED, "A GOOD COOK. ALSO a
w House 'Servant-male preferred Must
come well recommended. Apply corner Rutledge
and 81 Dad strt ets, north side. oCtl4-2f
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Gbe Gbaftesto1t Ntms

SATURDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1870.
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uTANTED, AN INTELLIGENT LAD,
W. To attend III store. Apply at No. lao
Church street, 5; s.2t 80 if,a octl5-2'
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ROW IN rnE HoHoKEY COUNCIL.
Alderman JnmcR A. Gcaycr's Tribune Man
ners-SurNeyOr IN Pagers SwindIc-A

Alderman janice A. GCnycr's Tribune NAM
nors-SurNeyor Du Pagers Swindic-A
Common Council Committees Perjury.
Uubokon II q great city, aud her politicians are
remarkable personarcs. For a long time the City
Council lave had their eyes upon Surveyor A. L.
Du Puget, believing that In certain grajings the
handsome Surveyor has had keen eye TO the main
chance. The thing eliminated at the last meeting
when Du Pufcis bill for services was prcscnted to
the Council. The bill was for Du Fugcts survey Of
the famous Willow street Improvement, and amount
cd TO $3.50 As soon the bill was read Charlie
Chamberlain bounced upon the floor, and in the
most excited manner stignatized the account as
unmitlgatcd swndle upon the city treasury.
ne My NJ Charman;s sad ne y we Leg nis man
Treasury VIII not have cent len ieTe We have oil
ssS N ne ha MAXIM M smaee What AZ p
7 foT Champaene sprper, Even to member Of IN,
Andinr on his chair and calling Ihamperlain 10 ord,r
T. ioF r. Pst.Cse OF buying ~ s%indc ,aroggh ,ls
90 ESQ fraud g. tis ~ 81 h valuable account One
Chairman, ami ! hope / am too virtuous to lend my
voice IN aid Of this Outrageous swlndls"
Mr. Chamberlain her, took his seat and wiped tho
persyiration from his manly brow Presently tie
business Of the disputed Third street asse.smcn
came ny. ana Nj Chamberlain again launched on, a
torrent Of abuse upon tee devoted head OF Du
Puget
Councilman. the Right Hon. James A. Gcayer. the
mouthgiece OF the Young Democracy, aud the firm
friend of the Hon. Tim Foley, then rose to defend
Du Puget. Tie sad
" want TO know the cansn OF Councilman Chamber.
lainz antmus Here We have the character Of an
honest and iaithlul man vanonsy ass1led by one OF
vote for every one OF Du Puset's Diils.
Chant erlaiu-Ihat4 tcIsc.
"false or not, 50 It IL said and think the Council
ctt uuC 'om'thIuC better to do than TO picN
this uitn an the time.
Cam crlaln-Mr. Chairman, want the Council 10
unde stand that | charge Du Puget with perjury In
certifying 20 Tie CORRECTNESS Of this lird street
uVtt. hud turtner charge that The Committee hrf
whom the matter was sent Tor investigation have com
W.ttCd ftald.
Cclycr-Nha''s that whats that
tAaWh min Have committed ia q ard perjury
aHd lave zen We paid Tor DOM II.
GtuVcra Mr. Chairman. ! cal thc gentleman 20 order
ami At the time tell nm that he lies lGreat ca
Cltement. u tell you what tue matter here. Cham
pcrluu hai accused Du Puget OF gong back hin Ia
the matter Of stake. lie hi- said that he would nave
revenge and now see o. N the animus shown here
fC-ios OF Order" Where's Du Page p" II" Can that
IL proved ?" Sci
Gesycr-ycs. So e. ne proved every word OF Il.
Chay',' Chamberlain don't get his slice, a1d Mats
wnat'S the matter.
Chamb, rlaiu here becam, frantic and couldn't say
another word. TIE Iouuch u'n :diouru,I. a.tr.
confirming the assessment. and thus Relieving l.u
lI-ct OF CLamUt sl4iu's cratg'-.
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Tnr m4RXSMIN,s CONTEST.
Arms of Precision In New Jcr-cy-A Nrtrl
ARRANGED between the Military Men q

Arms OF Precision In New Jcr-cy-A Match
Arranged between the Military Men Of
New Work and New Jersey.
The New Jersey National Guard shooting CON
test which was necessarily protraoted on account
Of the large number OF competitors who entered on
tie 18th utimo is to lie resumed on Monday next
In Chiffon. ON that occasion the short-rango shoot
ing is to BE- finished, and the longranse firing begun
The forty best marksmcn viii compete with the
Eemin ton brooch loader for Coy. Randolph's me
da They Will each FIRE Eve slots, at two hundred,
three hundred, and -four hundred Yards respectively
The second prize IN this contest Is the silver nOunt-
ed Remington rife. The final match of the day IL
strictei TO a contest between the ten best marks
men, who will fire over the same distances us in the
previous match, using, hO~ever, q Winchester re
peatlng rife, the prize being guld-mOunte1 arm OF
that make. II II Understood that match has be,h
arranged between teams IRON New York and New
Jersey, IN which number OF officers from each
State will contend. The team from New York will
probably consist OF the officers OF the Fifth Regi-
ment who have resolved to attend the rifle meeting
a holy.
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legion-Goy. Randolph. Jacob Vanatta, Chancellor
williamson. "a. Senator Wall. Nehemiah Perry and
Gen Runyon The Ring candidate is the present
Governor. who has been intriguing for the position
with great Dertnacy, but Ills wanting ambition has
o'erleLued itself ana fallen on tother side The
manpulations OF tins corrupt organization that has
parcellcd ont the mos, important Offices Of the State
direct antagonism to the well known will Of the
nplc. have at last been brought to light Neither
OOvernora nor Senators will henccforth he made TO
sui the mtcre s Of railroad corporations and tIcr
abandoned tools " Tire feet OF them who are to
carry those corrupt schemes out are already at
the dOor" Chancellor iiliamson will in all proba
miy De the successful cat didate in the event OF n
Democratic triumph. lie is in every way worthy OF
the poslu0n-an able Jurist finished gcutl .fnau
AMI STATE man OF ENLARGED views. New Jtrscy IL
ht1 interests demand tia; sh, should be represented
as Of old, when she pointed TO her Senator'S In tat
body With pridc.
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FRiGnrENMD 10 pEArH.
! prtcrson HOY, rIri,hincui for Stcnl.l.
Nh.nIMAts-l nan.LLnm OF TIC LinArt.

: prtrrson boy, rIrt,hIucnt for Stcnl.la
Chostnats-C "ugc-tiou oi tac ticart.
Last saturday Joseph, aged fifteen yeas, son
Of james pecl,, Of Paterson. was with s1uo other
boys ratherin" chcstc.ts On Mr. JACOB Roycy-'-
arm. near that city, when Of the men In charge
OF the place seized L.n. The other boys ran away,
bot Pece was held by h,s captor, and tied to the
tree with the intention Of forging him for etlia=
chcstnu's. The boy screamed so hard and s'rur-
gled 80 narccl, that he was al owed TO 60 without
a blow. In the evening Lc was seized with Internal
pains. which continued at Intervals until Tuesday
night, when he died.
Tie SIN reporter ascerainel from the attending
surgeon (DT. G G. RubertsOul that the immediate
cause Of death congestion Of the heart ne
doubt caused by his TCpturing blood vessel during
his struggles to free himself from MS clptor.
No inquest, nor even post norton was held, the
parents ,bIecting. No one seems TO know the
name of TIE murderer.
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The Campaign in Massachusetts.

correspondence VI Inc san.
BosroS, Oct ll.-There orc five poliictSSsr
tics entered hero for the next election In Mover -
namely; WIN. Clalin, shoemaker, Republican; Oe1l-
ocrate nominee not yet known, probably John
Quincy Adams lawycr Labor Reform Wendell
Phillips agitator; Wumen's Suifiagc-(urojablD
Wendell Phillips, agitator; Prohibitions ,s--Wcn b.
den Phillips, agitntor.
The Republican party is Ill right. The Democratic
party is nowhere. The Labor Rcformers have prin
cplc and justice for their platform and dcmagogucs
for their leaders. They VIII reduce the l5Cpublican
majority IN the State, but cannot win.
The women suiragists are counting the Crispin
element Of the Labor Reform party. The Prohi-
biiOnists, Influenced by sin. le idea. tampcr-
ing WITH oil parucs, and succeeding with one.
The North Adams Chinese labor affair in the shoe
factories has Uecn big thing for the Labor Re
formers. and they have made much capital on OF -.
hut their plans Woa't work this legr' No doub, the
tine y coming when the lstorng element Of
Massachusetts will control the polls. but that viii
Oe when rrure-cnttiive men such ds Chls. Sumner
and Henry wilson lead II.