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The Campaign.

"A highly successful Reform meeting took
place on Saturday at Wappataw Church, IN
Christ Church Parish, near the Fifteen bile
House, on the Georgetown Road. Mr.. George
n. Kinloch presided. Excellent addresses
were delivered by j. Barrett Cohen, Esq, Rev.
Adam Jackson, Rev. Charles Cooper and Law
renee P. Smith, Esq. Previous 10 the adjourn
ment of the meeting, the President, Mr.. Kim
loch, made most effective appeal to the au-
dience, among whom he is universally known
and respected, and his remarks were received
with the utmost enthusiasm.
An inpromptu meeting OF the citizens OF
the neighborhooG of Georges Station, South
Carolina Railroad, was held on the 22d OF this
month, with view OF giving Judge Carpenter
and General Butler a reception. They. how
ever, did not come, and formal Reform meet
ing was held, at which Dr.. w. NJ. Shuler pre-
sided. Stirring speeches were delivered by
Colonel Paul S. Fielder, Of Orangeburg, Rev.
VIM. Thorn, of Charleston, and J. ]. Fox, Esq.
a. Radical trial justice named Jacoby accepted
an invitation to speak. In his address he ad-
mltted that the Radical officials had stolen all
the money they could get but as an excuse
for them said they needed it and would have it..
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Never Too Late to Mend.

The Thieces' 0un has at last been shamed
into expressing qualified and evidently
nervous and reluctant assent to the PROPOSE
ton for the appointment OF committees from
either party at each poll, whose constant
and combined surveillance of the ballot
boxes shall detect, even if it cannot pre-
vent, any attempt to tamper with the bal
lots Better still: We have trustworthy in
formation from Columbia that Governor
Scott, also, has declared, in the strongest
terms, bis concurrence in the propositlon'
which had already been agreed to by his
colleague on the Ring ticket. This is all
very gratifying, and, we trust, will give US
the next best thing to having decent rep
resentation of the Reform. party among the
Commissioners and Managers OF Election IN
each county. The friends OF Reform have
reason to be we'll satisfied with the way in
which things are working among the people.
All that they demand from the Ring is Fair
Play and No Favor.
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Union Reform Mass Meetings.

We are requested by the Executive Com
mittee of the Union Reform party to give no.
tice that Reform Mass Meetings will be held:
at every Courthouse in the State on the first
Monday in October. Prominent speakers
have been invited to address these meetings.
and are expected to be present. The names
Of the speakers at the difEsrent Courthouses
will be published shortly.
The Executive Committees OF counties are
requested to make such other arrangements
as may be necessary.
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''ness, Railroad bonds, to the amount OF
'many millions, guaranteed by the State
sswere issued, bearing per cent. interest IN
"gold. Poor Florida only has II, 600 actua'
"taxpayers;. and this little speculation alone
"of its State officials imposes a. burden npon
''each Of these taxpayers OF ninesy-alree
"dollars in gold annually. Adding the
"feyies for other purposes, we fad that ca, :h
s'owner of property in Florida EoW has to
'spay six times as much taxes as before 1858.
ssThere are proofs to show that the'GoVernor
''convenes an extra session OF the Leglsta-
'ture-to enact robber laws-as often as ne
sis offered the sun.of $4,000 by tfsparties
interested in the passage of said laws:
sIu February lszs slight interruption oc-
s'curred in the course OF affairs. The Eegis-
s4ature-a horde of'carpeL -baggers imported
"srom the North-enterta the terrible
suspicion that the Governor, likewise i'm
uported from beyond Masons and DEen's
'4line, did not make: a fair division Oh the
Aspoils. Governor Reed, thereupon, wasim-
sspeached. He was, formally accused or
'-bribery, of the embegzlement Of the public
monies, and of general rascality. -Four
1members out of five Of the Investigating 6
aCemmittee were for unconditional corTic-
tstion. The noble robber chief came very
s'near being sacrificed by his own bas!d'
esWhen the vote was, taken in the lover
aHouse, there were g, votes against him..
s.and 2s only in his favor This result was'.
"of course, only arrived at after he lad
".sforked over considerable portion of the
,.beoty, which he had. already looked upon
"as his own.
Immediately thereafter, Reed grew more
"impudent than eYer, and went to Washing
ston with document. whereby the Leggissa-
sture authorizes him. to receive myriads, of
'tacres of public lands from the United States
Government for the benefit of the State
sfor schools, &C., and to dispose OF them aG.
"cogding to his pleasure. He accomplished
"his purpose. Nobody in Washington pre-
tesded To know that the said documentswas
"a forgery. No such act or resolution. had
sspassed, or was evsn read, in either House
s'of the Florida Legislature. But Reed is
sstill Governor and stands in high favor in
sthe Court of Grant. Should he want ar
s'tillery, like his colleague Holden, Of North
sCarolina, to protect the poll, all be has
"to do is to telegraph to Washington The
"New York tribune will attend To- the usual
"Ku-KluX stories.
"Now,. it is oar very modest opinion, that
sin case the victorious Germans should be
Sin need of reconstruction regulations they
''will not send to this country for them. II
''one single village in Alsace aoere to be goo-
"e,me1 like Florida, all Roopc acoula re-
"sound ariM cries of Indignation 1t were
'swell if these American counsellors would
"sweep before their own doors. Ece'y pro-
'srtnce Of tie German Empire is a paradise
"of liberty, compared to the dozen Southern
estates of this Union, ironically styled Re
wpuMics;' and every province annexed to
"Germany, would experience blessings at
(which Florida, Georgia, &C., would LOOK
with pardonable envy"
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pean situation, and he pours OUT Tue fiais
quite literally. In the National Standard ne
draws lively picture Of the fall Oh monarcn-
les and the rise of republics In europe, sweep
ING away with his prophetic rhetorc every
KIno and Emperor, and finally attacking King
william for not halting in his victorious march
after the surrender of Napoleon. In his opln-
ion. the lack of magnanimity displayed by
Prussia in continuing the war after the de-
struction of The Napoleonic dynasty, is fatal.
a peace concluded after Sedan, he says would
have secured the Prussian throne to King
Williams grandchild, and delayed the advance
of Democracy many a year. Even selfish policy
demanded such conclusion Of the war; but
the first step from Sedan towards Paris destroy
ed Bismarck's claim to be considered states
man. Ignorantly or angrily he flung away such
an opportunity Of Strengthening his own land IN
the gratitude OF France and the admiration OF
the world. Instead of this he did all that IN him
lies TO insure that immortal hate aud undying
purpose of revenge which will breed up the
next generation of Frenchmen for nothing else
but to put the tricolor some day over Berlin.
Prussia armed in order to viadicate her right
to manage her own affairs. She marches to-
Paris to invade Frances right to do the same.
Her path lies over the capital of the world, the
home of two millions of men, as we'll as of:
science, art, literature and civivilizatien. But,
on the whole, Nr. Phillips expresses his gra-,
tifcation at this error, and considers that 1t
will shorten the rule of the man who, with
insolent bluntness, tells Germany, as he
snatches his crown, that he reigns by the
grace of God'n He thinks that Our govern
ment should utter the verdict of civilization and
liberty on this bald barbarlsm. L should at
least protest against this vengeance on unof-
Tending France-this insult to the spirit Of the
ape
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MILLIONS OF dollars are held ready to be
invested in South Carolina the moment we
have shifted from our shoulders the blighting
incubus OF the Ring OF rascally and plum
dering Adventures who now control our
State. Mechanics and laboring men! as
you value abundant work and good wages
in the future, do your utmost now in the
great cause of Honest and Capable Govern
mont
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DIAL METTO HOUSE,
AT THE
TOWN OF sPARTANBURG, S. C.

This comfortable and convenient HOTEL is
now omen for the accommodation OF transient
or permanent BOARDERS, under the manage
ment OF Mr. ROSS SPRIGG, formerly OF Charles
ton. The comfortable arrangements OF Parlors
and Bed-rooms with the convenient location In
the town. and lis nearness 10 Glenn's and Chero-
See Springs, make 1t o desirable stopping place
or residence to the man OF business, or the seek
er OF health or pleasure.
The table viii be supplied with the best the
f,harieston market or surrounding country can
furnish, which, with competent cooks and atten.
tive servants cannot fall to give satisfaction to
ali who may favor the House with their pa
large Stable Is attached, where horses and
vehicles can be obtained for excursions into
the country or other purposes. The terms Will
be moderate, and cannot fall to give general sat-
isfaction. july1stu3mos
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aReconstruction" In Alsnce and In Flor
Ida..-Look on this Picture and on
that!

In all questions pertaining to- or arising
from, the present Franco-Prussian war, this
journal occupies position OF strict neutral
ity; and our readers, we feel satisfied, will
do US the justice to acknowledge, that amid
all the varied excitement incident to the
gigantic struggle now in progress on the
European Continent, We have steered clear
of iawning or ministering to the prejudices
ofeither of the belligerent nations. AS inde-
pendent wide-awake journalists, we have
contented ourselves by doing our utmost to
lay before our readers every morning and
afternoon, the latest news, as fully and in
as authentic form as was possible; and
the increased, and still increasing, circula-
ton of THE NEWS furnishes the best proof
OF the public approval and appreciation Of
our endearors.
Apropos of the pendingpeace negotiations,
we find an instructive article in the last num-
ber of the Netc YORKER StaatS Zeitung. By
substituting South Carolina for Florida, we
might have given the article still greater sig
ni6cance. But we prefer to let the StcatS
Zeitung choose its own points OF contrast.
We would osly add, as regards our own i'm
maculate Radical administration, in the
words of old Esop: NutatiS mut.tndis, Jab-
ala de te narratar.
The Stats Zettung says: Several of the
Radical papers have the impudence to
''abuse, in advance, the Chief Of the German
"Confederacy, for what he may or may not
.'be likely to do in regard to the re-conquered
provinces of Alsace and Lorraine. We say
".impudence, because they had never a
sword Of blame for the treatment to which
s'the re-conquered Southern States Of this
"Union have been subjected. Do they, per
chaps, challenge comparison? II sos We
'can tell them, with perfect certainty, What
"King William will not do.
'He will not appoint Governor for any
''of the conquered districts who will, in two
''years, raise the State debt from $500, 900
'tto SIS, 5,00O,OO0, (as is the case in Florida,
(which will serve as an illustration,) and
''pocket his hundreds Of thousands in the
sway OF commissions. Tho crime commit
"ted against the people Of Florida will ap-
spear still more heiuous when We consider
ssthat Florida Letore was free Republic.
"But let that pass. We only wish to show
''the rascally administration this party has
'sbeen guilty Of which now protests against
1.-The occupation and reconstruction Of parts
'sof the so-called French Republic.
''The band Of robbers, now operating in
sFlorida under the protection of the United
Estates Government, attained their full
''power in June, 1868. 1t was the business
s'of the United States troops to see that in
sthe so-called election the greater part Of
sthe intelligent and educated citizens were
s.excluded, while the votes OF the semi-bar-
sbarous part Of the population were manip-
ssuIated into an artificial increase OF several
othousand. 1t was 'Plebiscite,' which
s.throws all the Napoleonc efforts of this
s.sort into the shade. Immediately thereaf-
the Radicals opened brilliant busi-
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Cabinet tllaking, &r.
fyABINET-MAKlNG AND UPHOLSTERY
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Enst ana Gnunh.

r OST, ON THE ,,sTu INSTANT, ON
/ 4 Meeting street road a fine doublc-ca:e GOLD
WATCH AND CHAIN. The Watch IS numbered
@, ,Ssl, and Is marked J. H. r. The Chaia has the
will be paid for It's recovery II left OF this office.
sep2I-tuths3-
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I'NGLIsH AND GERMAN SCHOOL, No.
thlslnstltutiGn embrace all the branches necessary
for good English and Commercial education.
The hours from to S O'Clock P. NJ. are devoted
TO German lessons, viz: Grammar, Speaking,
Writing and Reading. Lessons In Drawing and
Moulding every Saturday morning. The Night
School from to O'clock for exercises OF Arith-
metic, Reading, Spelling and Writing. and Orna-
mental and Mechanical Drawing for adults.
dence, with the assistance OF Mr.. J. MCDONALD,
Miss j. II. ANGEL, Miss LEOSHARDT, Miss j..
MILLER.
Vocal Music by Professor F. BERCKHAN:
G. Il. BERGMANS,
auge Principal.
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EoR SALE, THREE FARMS TWO
Boarhlnu.

pOARD.-FAMILIES AND YOUNG MEN
- can be pleasantly accommodated at the
corner OF Wentworth and Glebe streets,
SeD2;-l2
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GnnrGtlo7tal.

NOTICE.-MRS. PAULINE DUFORT'
IN takes this method Of informing her frienda-
and pat rons that she is new prepared for giving.
Lessons in the French Language Class win DO
formed for Boys, By the lst OF October, also one
for Girls. Terms made known on application at
No 90 Wentworth street. sep27-12~
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BnteIs.

f10teI9.
1O7 HENRY's RETREAT, 107
No. Io7 EAST BAY, ONE DOOR BELOW BROAD
STREET,
1. Restaurant.
2. oysters always fresh Oh hand.
8. FREE LUNCH from half-past 10 O'Clock
every day.
1. Meals at all hours. Dinner served from IL
tO4P. d.
5. Meals served on Sunday until P. NJ.
6. The best IMPORTED WINES, Liquors and
Havana Cigars.
I. Only place in town for good genuine Hot
Tom and Jerry.
Give me O call. "
A. uAMMERSCHMIDT,
Formerly Barkeeper at the Mills House.
sep2G-3mo5
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uIGH SCHOOL OF CHARLESTON.

The Exercises. OF this Institution will be re-.
sumed on MONDAY, Sd OF October. Instruction
given In Latin, Greek, French, German, Mathe-
hatics, and the higher branches OF English.
Terms OF Tuition, SO per quarter, pay able in ad-
vance.
No extra charge for French, German or Ssa-
tiUnery. ". B.. KINGMAN, A. NJ,
sep23-9 Principal.
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Uams.

uTANTEDTOPURCHASE, A SECOND
w HAND BUGGY and HARNESS, in good
order. Also, q gentle Horse for ladies' use. AZ;
dress Key Box No 52l, Hrs. B., stating price ana
where to be seen. sepI-1
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TO HIRE, A WOMAN TO
w cook and wash for small family. White
preferred. Apply at No. 4s Cannon street.
sep22-thstu5t
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DUTLEDGE AVENUE SEMINARY
III will commence! y next Session on the Sd OF
October, 81 the corner Of Calhoun street ina, the
Avenue D. X. LA FAR,
sepl5.lS Principal.
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VIZ ANTED TO PURCHASE FOR CASH,
w small House. Address "House, " NEWS
Office. sep24
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UNION REFoRm NOMINATIONS.
For Governor,

Hos. R. B. CARPENTER. OF CHARLESTON
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4 YOUNG FARMER DESIRES THE AC-
II QUAINTANCE Of an active young lady.
Object, MATRIMONY. Address, csn8dentialy,
A. PEELENSISS. Charleston, s. c. sep2I-1*
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"ISS NJ. MURDEN AND SISTERS SEM
lEl- INARY FOR YOUNG LADlES.-The exer.
clses OF this Seminary will ID. w se resumed on
MONDAY 30 October sep2l-5
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wv TANTED, A NURSE. AN ELDERLY
w woman (colored) preferred. Recommen-
d, stlons required. Apply at No. Beaufain street.
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Tbe GbafleStot1 aemg'

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1870.
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COUTHERN SCHOOL IN NEW YORK
y CITY.-Mrs. EDWARD g. WHITES English
and French BOARDING SCHOOL for Young La
dies, No. SO West Forty-Second Street, opposite
Res, rvijir Park auI16-tuthlS
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For ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
GENERAL NJ. c. BUTLER, OF EDGEF1ELD.
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MRS nj. E. TOONIER WILL RESUME
M. the Exercises OF her School on MONDAY.
October 8, ut No. 8 College street. The French
Department under the charge OF competent
TIE cher sep21-wfi*
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Mrs. HOPSON PINCKNEY WILL Re
IM SUME the Exercises OF her Boarding and
Day School for young Ladies, Oh MONDAY, Octo.
bcr 6 at No, 5S Hasel street. sep1-lmo
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gnr GaIt.

TOR SALE, A FIREPROOF IRON
Il safe, Herrlngs's make, In perfect order.
Apply at No. 483 King street. Sep27-tuth2*
I'm
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TINE OLD HYSON TEA ONE DOLLAk
II a POUND. at MErZ'S GROCERY, corner
Queen and Meeting streets, opposite Mills House.
July 2f-SnosH
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CAROLINA EDUCATIONAL INSTI-
" TUTE-The exercises OF this School will be
resumed ID. W on MONDAY Sd October 1870, a,
No. IL Coming street. :.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-11-25

Among the advertisements lavishlv
scattered through the columns Of the
New York newspapers, is one that agrees
to forward by express, or otherwise if
preferred, an elegant music-box, com
posed entirely of metal, that plays with
exquisite beauty, six fashionable airs that
are Just now extremely popular, and all
for the tritling consideration of two dol
lars. An acquaintance of ours thinking
that such present might prove very ac-
ceptable to his little boy, concluded to
make the investment, forwarded the
requisite amounts and received from the
Express Con. pany, with their charge of
transportation added, of course, n tiny
mouth harmonicon, such as can be
bought IN any toy shop in the city for
20 cents. OF course it would play six
tunes, or six dozen for that matter. after
fashion, If the owner had learned To
play upon it-rather difficult feat. by
the way, for any one To accomplish. Our
friend gazed upon his investment with
mingled feelings of sadness and indipna-
ton, fully resolved never TO make SINH
lar purchase if he knew it. As all the
fools are not dead yet, the chances are
that similar bargains will frequently oc-
eur before the winter season is over.
New York can beat everybody at that lit
Tie game. -Gemgfd paper.