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Address RIoRDAN. DAWSON & CO..
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6cstetter's s Bhters.
- THE TRUE GROUNDS OF COZ

8 THE TRUE GROUNDS OF CONFI-
DENCE.-whenoe comes that nrm reliance, that
absolute, undoubting faith In the ef1cacy OF HOS
LETTERS STOMACH B1TTERs as remedy for
indigestion, bilious disorders, intermittent and
renlttent fevers, which notorlousy prevails In all
parts Of the United States2 This confidence has
been growing for twenty years. and IT Is still ex-
tending 1t is net the result OF credullty: 1t has
not been enge ndered by any human device, but Is
the spontaneous and natural consequence OF ex-
perierce. What people see daily going on under
their own eyes they cannot question. When iami-
lies in unhealthy Districts that resort to this
wholesome vegetable tonic as q preventive, escape
periodical fevers, and the immediate neighbors,
who neglect that plecaution, are Frustrated by
the ases, how ia 1t possible that the phenome'
non should be without It's lessont In ike man
ner when 1t is seen that obstinate cases OF dys.
pepsia, OF liver complaint, Of constipation, Of
nervous weakness, and Of general debilhy, yield
to the operation Of the famous remedy, how can
even incredu ity itself withhold its endorsement?
Eye.wltnesses Of the salutary effects Of the Bit
ters are to be found In every civilized settlement
on this continent. The thousands upon thous-
auds who owe their restoration to health and
strength, or their preservation from sickness to
its extra, rdinary medicinal properties, are en-
lhusiastic In its praise. The multitudes who re-
commend 1t in neighborly way to their friends
and acauaintances as well as those who make
public their estimate OF Its virtues, are always
ready to state their reasons for the faith that is
10 them. They have all either fit or witnessed
its benefcent operat ons. nov2S-stHih3D&c
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THANKSGIVING Day.

This being Thanksgiving Day, under the
proclamations of President Grant and Gov
ernor Scott, the plbllc offices and banks Will
be closed, and there will be a partial suspen-
sion OF general business. A number OF picnic
parties have been organized, and the school
boys, at ali events, will hail with joy their
holiday. The men OF business will turn
nimble sixpeuce as long.as they can, andthe
fortunate folk who are not compelled to work,
will doubtless devote the morning to pious
supplication. Just at this time there is
much to be thankful for, and more to pray
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New State Papers.

We have received copies of the first Issue
Of the Aiken Tribune and of the Abbeville
Medium.
The Tribune is neatly printed and well or.
ranged sheet, edited by Mr.. Henry sparnick,
who is, also, the proprietor. II will advocate
the principles ofthe National Republican party,
but promises It will be liberal and just as well
as fearless and enterprising. This is lar more
than We have been In the habit OF getting from
the Radical presses in this State.
The Medium edited by Mr.. Robert R.
Hemphill-is very large and handsome
paper Of thirty-two columns 1t has goodly
array of advertisements, and proposes TO be an
Independent Journal, advocating "all meas
lures that may really tend to build up and
strengthen the county and State. We hope
that the Independence Of our new acquaint-
ance will be far removed from Neutrality.
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Loans were called in, and where the money
was not forthcoming the collateral securities
were sold. New South Carolina bonds went
to Al. And this was before one Dord haa
been .,ublicly said about ouer-issues or re-
pudiation. The rapidity oithe fall brought
to light some ugly truths. Under their In
Auence, and that ofdte card published oy
Governor Scott, the new bonds collapsed. we
have. therefore, established these points:
That Q) the reputation agitation in 1868
and 1869 did pot prevent the bonds from
rising to between eighty and ninety; that (2)
the price of the bonds steadily declined, IN
the absence of all agitation, to about so;
that (3) the Taxpayers Convention affirmed
and recognized, in May last, all the public
debt reported to the body by the Comptrol-
Ter; that a; the bonds, without any ipJu-
rious movement upon the part oi the tax
payers, fell to Al; that (0 under the in
fiuence of Governor Scott's own card, and
the pressure OF forced sales, the price de-
el!aed to %. We might add that the old
bonds have stood steadily at about 20, while
the new bonds were ameng the twenties.
These facts are sufficient to show that Coy
erner Scott's charge that the people OF the
State are responsible for the failure OF the
public credit i. e. the fall in the bonds, is
wilfully and maliciously untrue
What, then, are the causes OF the hnan-
cial smash over which Governor Scott
sheds some crocodile's tearss We answer
that tkey are: /. The fearful extravaganza Of
the State Government. 2. The attempt to
carry large floating debt, in New York,
upon the security OF bonds OF the State.
Governor SCOTS own message proves these
propositions. The debt, year ago, was
reported to be s7,665, 90s. 1t is now re-
ported to be sll, s94, sOS, exclusive OF a
floating debt Of $500, 1000, to secure, which
So, 773, 900 in bonds OF the State are by
pothecated Governor Scott admits that the
legislative expenses Of last session were
s5s365 and sharply criticises "the &C.
trauagant and illicit disbursement of the
"ssate moneys to which the legislative de-
'spartment has given either its express or
'implied sanction" 1t was within the power
Of Governor Scott to sell the State bonds at
so, or over, and 80 cancel the floating debt. In
his great wisdom he would not allow this to
be done. The consequence is that $500, 600
in money are now equal to $1,000, 600 in
bonds, while eighteen months ago The sale
Of 81, 100, 900 Of bonds would have paid of
the money debt Of $500, 900. It is useless
for Governor Scott to attempt to shift the
blame upon other shoulders. The State
Government, and NOT the taxpayers, are re-
sponsible for all the troubles, social, political
and financial, which have fallen upon the
State Of South Carolina.
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WE have heard Of many worse PROPOSE
ton than that OF Senator Hayne-to destroy
all the unsigned and unissued bonds OF the
State in the presence of the General Assem-
bly,. Mr.. Whittemore, however, persuaded
the Senate that it was better to await the re-
port OF the Senate Investigating Committee.
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OUR correspondent Picket gives lively
account Of the opening Of the General AS
sembly. There was an incipient row, and
the House postponed the reading Of the
Message Otherwise, all was tolerab!y tram
ouil.
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A GENTS WANTED FOR THE UNI
II VERSAL TWINE AND THREAD OUTER;
saves time twine, thread. fingers and teeth. Some.
thing every body wants. Samples mailed on re-
celpL Of 25 cents Address GEORGE DAVIS, No.
500 Broadway, New York. ocIS0-Smos
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T,OR SALEI FOR SALEl FOR sALEl
I The undersigned offers for sale all that
STEAM SAW AND GRIST MILL, together with
Mules, Trnck Cars, Timber Carts, Lath and Cut.
or saws, Saw Gummets, &C., &C., situated and In
full operation at Bonnea1's Station, N. E. X. r.
Hunt, and has one OF the famous Drop Flue Boil
ers said to be one Of the best In use; was put In
operation by one Of eur ues; mechanics, Mr. d. @.
Eoaugh. The above property Is offered for sale
for no other purpose than to change this invest.
ment. Tie present proprietor wishes to retire
from the business. For futher particulars apply
to the undersigned at the Mill.
JOHN @. MALLONEE,
Lumber Yard and ONCE, Horbeck's Wharf,
n. E. r. K, Washington st., Charleston, 8. O.
-thstnlmo
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JF YOU ARE IN WANT OF A SEWING
i MACHINE, see first the HOME SHUTTLE, the
cheapest and best, at BISSELL, No 81 Hasel
eepl5 SfuOS
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NERS. HOPSON PINCKNEY'S BOARD
Nl ING and DAY SCHOOL, for young ladies,
No. So Hasel street. NOVEL
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&07S A MONTH, EXPENSES PAID,
DC(C Male or Female Agents-Horse and
UuInt furnished to sell our UNIVERSAL CEMENT.
Combination Tunnel, Button Hole Cutter and
other articles. Circulars Tree. Address Novelty
Company, Saco, Me- nov1a-i8
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nRGANIST WANTED.-AN ELECTION
" will be held for ORGANIST OF st. Michael's
church, on THURSDAY, 30th instant Applications
to be sent to JAMES X. PRiNGLE,
noy27-4 Chairman.
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UTANTED PURCHASERS OF TICKETS
w IN the Land and immigration Associa.IcD
o1 Messrs- BUTLER, CHADWICK, GARY d CO.
Tickets now ready Will be glad to sec my frie1os
Ct the office or Mr. EDWARD II. M0RELAND,
No. 20 Broad street. EBEN COFFIN, Suo.Agent.
uiA1Iy
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NIANTED, AT No. WENTWORTH
w street, q Female Cook, without children,
and with good recommend dations. nov29
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CHIMNEY CONTRACTORS OFFICE,
~ WARD a.-Chlmney Sweepers wanted Inn
mediately. Apply as above. THE0. C0RDES.
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XXTAETED, BY A STEADY. INTELLI-
w GENT and perfectly trustworthy coored
mau, OF mature years, place ss porter IN busi
Less house. Satlsfactory references given. Ad
dress "PORTER;n of1ce OF TIE NEWS. OcL2
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WASsSTIE1Do sSI 1ou :aS avEsYsqRn 9.s no skSss kN1w
MACHINE from LUNSFORD, Smith street, near
wentworth, cheaper than from any other man In
the ciry or Stale. Give him call and see for
yourself. nov28
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Boots alub Shoes.
ED1ToR DAILY NEWS.


FD1TOR DAILY NEWS.
asNrIsxKN-Please announce through your
columns
WHAT Is TO THE INTEREST OF ALL TO KNOW,
that from this day forward there win be o great
reduction In the prices OF Il,
FINE BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, vALIsEs, CAR.
PET and COURIER BAGS, sATCHELs, &C.,
&C., at No. 121 Meeting street.
EDWARD DAILY.
NOTICE /! NOTICEl
Now in stock full line Of GENTS SPORTING
81 Ss4EES "a Fssas aSo sRss asad s'ss'Pf Ss
Cable Screw Wire Sewed.
'0'' a. !" 'A'''' '1 - EDWARD DAILY,
No. IN Meeting street.
LADIES, MISSES, CHILDREN, BOYS AND
YOUTHS L.,
will find in their Department nne selesnonr rn o.
STAPLE. AND DRESS BOOTS, SHOES AND
CATERS. Sold lowoy ,,.nn n.ry
No. l2l Meeting street.
NOTICE TO PEDESTRIANS.
The .oLD GENTS SHOE, just received, made
OF best material to order.
The 1T Is good, easy and Styns9; n,v,a
SoN No. III Meeting street
-
IN THE DRESS DEPARTMENT FOR
YOUNG GENTS
Nv stock is complete comprising all that is NEW,
DfJRABLE and FASHIONABLE, great pains nas
been taken with o view to 1t and hnisn. o,,p
HAND AND -CABLE-SEWED FEEAIMa IMaoHaNI SHAI
GLOVE.TOP AND CREOLE GAlTERS' bhoaAN'
AND BLU HERS.
BESIDES always in stock my .rwun
INIMITABLE FRENCH GALE HAND-SE" ~
BOOTS, H.
that met WITH sach rapid sale ali spring and SUI
mer. The prices you know.
No, 121 Meeting street.
nov16-wfm1mo On the Boulevard.
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w ANTED, A WHITE WOMAN AS
w Housekeeper In small family in the
country. Wages $l2 per month. Apply at No.
10 Concord street. nov30.2~-
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wroreries, Eisuors, &r.
81 RECEIVED PER STEAMERS,

IUST RECEIVED PER STEAMERS,
4choiee and fresh supply Of FAMILY aRoCE.
RIEs, consisting Of:
White Sugar. Cured PIG HAMS
White Sugar-Cured Breakfast Strips
Smoked Beef and Tongues .xSss
Picked Beef and Ton8Be3. \.
Very Choice Smoked Salmon
ST. Georges Goldfish ll.SsSS 5,.SS
Mess and No. ] Mackerel -. -
New Extra Scaled Herrinea q
,., Picked Herrings In kegs
Imitation English, Factory, Young America
Pineapple, .Etdam, Sap Sage aud Patent Cheese
English, Bent's Water, Outwater. Butter, Wine,
Soda, Lemon, Ginger, Lunch, Oyster,
MIX Crackers, Jnmbles, and
80 Almond Nuts
Fresh Texan Pecans. Almonds, Rsisins
Dried Figs, Stewing Prunes
And Currants.
At E. E. BEDFYRD'S,
nov28-tuths3 No. 275 King street.
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for 6ale.

TNOR SALE, BRAMAH EGGS. APPLY
Il tot. L. BACoT, No. 81 Smith street.
noy90-2
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UTANTED POBUY OR RENT, A HOUSE
w Containing 9 to rooms, and within five
minutes, walk TO the Poston1ce. Address BOX
No. b15 Charleston Posto61ce. nov8
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BARGAIN Ire PRINTERS AND
n BUOKBINDERS.-A Ruggles Wood Frame
fuper Cutter will be sold low for cash. Is near.I
.ew, cuts IS inches. and has On extra knife. No
,l!arge for package. Price $40. Apply at Tns
SHTs Job Once. MARI:
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THE PAROCHIAL SCHOOL HOME OF
l. CHURCH OF THE HOLY COMMUNION will
be opened on the first Of December for the recep
tion of BOARDERS. Our pupils OF last year must
be prompt In presenting themselves.
Applications for admission should be addressed /,
until the above date, to JOHN GADSDEN,
uoy23 thsmtuWth6 Principal.
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GonrailonaI.

hFLLE. LEPRINCE BEGS TO INFORM
slN the public that she has returned tothe city
land has charge Of the FRENCH DEPARTMENT
in Mrs. Laurens's School, No. 90 Wentworth street,
and respectfully solicils the patronage OF her
friends Private classes In French will be formed.
Apply as above as early as possible. nov3O1%
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UTANTED, TWO ROOMS IN PLEAS
w ANT part Of city. Terms, ten or twelve
dollars per month. Address Mrs. A., Postofice.
noy20-1s
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Observation-Disclosures, TRAN
ID SENT ANDDAY BOARDING can be ad by
applying at noithwest corner King and Wander
horst streets nov27-mth2s
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Mrs. P. ]. BARBOT,
TEACHER OF PIANO AND ORGAN.

Pupils taught at their own residences, or at her
residence, corner OF Smith and Montague streets.
noy9.1mo
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sUPPLIEsI

HHRISTMAS SUPPLIESl
ASSORTED JELLIEs In Wine Glasses, large and
small Tumblers, Goblets, and pint and quart jars.
Guava Jelly in half pound and one pound boxes.
Assorted Preserves in pint and quart jars.
Canton Ginger twet and dry) In Jars.
French and American Cordisls.
Soft Shell Almonds, Layer Raisins, Currants,
Citron, Prunes, Nelson's Sheet and Brilliant Celia
tine, French and American Brandy Peaches,
Cooking Wine ID 3iandy, assorted Flavoring
Extracts. 90 - -t..-s.as -ffee .-1 q. =. 3
Z $50 cases Canned Fruits, Vegetables, Meats, d.,
consisting Of fresh Peaches. Green Cages, Bartlett
Pears, White May Duke Cherries, Ounces, Straw.
berries, Tomatoes. Green Corn, Green Peas, okra,
Beef, Mutton, Turkey, Cove OYSTERS! Lobsters,
Fresh and spiced Salmon, and DeTilled Ham. :,
Good Claret on draught at 81 25 per gallon, q:
WEIGHS GROCERY,
nov25 Corner Meeting and Market streets.
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XTTANTED, A PORTABLE (SECOND-
w HAND) ENGINE eighteen TO twenty i've
Horse Power, with or without Saw MIL. Address
8. NJ, NEWS Office. nor3O-l+
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Cost ano found.

STOLEN-S25 REWARD-FROM THE
- undersigned, a LIGHT SORREL MARE, two
feet white on same side scar on joint hind foot,
few white hairs on rump. Stolen by negro
about twenty years old, spare built and black.
reward will be given to recover her.
JOHN II. AYERS,
novso-1 Orangeburg, S. O.
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DLEASANT ROOMS TO RENT IN A
l. choice neighborhood at No. II Doughty
street. Apply on the premises. noVl5
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90 Rent.

Tlo RENT, ROOMS IN SUITE. TWO TO
i Four. Apply on premises, No. 10 Church
street. noy30-l%
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BoarnlnQ.

NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH
IN frs s-cass Board, can be had. Location de
sirube and central. Apply at The NEWS ONCE.
noy28 So
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$4,000 worth Of FRENCH CHINA GOODS, at 10 per
cent above cost -Jtt =
$25oO worth OF Graniteware, at 10 per cent above
$4,000 worth or CHRISTMAS GOODS, including .;
large assortment OF Small Toys, at 10
per cent. above cost
$1,000 worth or Housed Furnishing Goods, includ.
ing numberless small articles, at 10 per
cent above cost
IS packages Glassware, at 10 per cent. above
cost. sttf..
the above Goods cannot be obtained at the
same prices at any Store In the city, 50 it is In
oumbent upon all who consider their own inter.
eats to give my Stores trial.
John W. LINLEY.
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yXTRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE.-OLD
w NEWSPAPERS In large or email quantities
Price 30 CENTS PER HUNDRED. Apply at the
OIllce Of TIE NEWS. m0ylS
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BOARDING. "A FEW GENTLEMEN
ID can be accommodated with good board
and pleasant rooms, on moderate terms, by ap.
plying at No. IL Wentw orth street. DAY BOARD.
Ing also furnished, maybe
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ITO RENT, TWO LARGE FRONT ROOMS
i fronting on King street, corner OF Liberty
street, possession given from the lst OF Novem.
Der. Also. four neat comfortable rooms over the
store fronting on Liberty street. Possession given
immediately Apply on premises. oct31
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TOR SALE, A STRONG ABLE-BO-
Il DIED HORSE and MULE, at J. c. h. CLAUS
StN nov22
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TUST ARRIvED.-A LOT OF FINE
J HORSES and MULES for sale, which viii
suit city and country purposes. Prices from $76
10 $500. apply corner Meeting and Wentworth
ST. eet stables. A. WILSON b co. nov29-3s
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EOR SALE, A SECOND.HA THREE
II QUARTER Four Pocket BILLIARD TABLE,
in good order, with equipment Complete. Apply
ton. S. G. nov27-G%
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NOTICE ! NOTICE,
NOTICE TO PEDESTRIANS.

the .soLD GENTS SHOE, I" Just received, made
OF best material to ORDER.
Snd ~ o.iy i se EDWARD DALY'S,
SUN '-' No. 12l Meeting street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-15
GEORGETOWN.

THE SANITARY CONDITION OF Our Cry
MI. Marbury, member of the Board OF Health,
denies the truth of the statement In yesterday Z
STAR relative to the general sanitary condition
of Georgetown. He asserts that the streets and
alleys were never in q cleaner condition, as n
personal inspection will show, and that COM
plants Of filth are not justified by existing cir
cumstances. 1t is the intention of the Board of
Health 70 give early attention to the sanitary
wants of the city. Disinfectants have not vet
been used, because the Legislature faited TO CO.
priations. Under the authority Of the Governor,
however, disinfectants are 10 be procured. and
in few days the streets and alleys win be
sprinkled with carbolic powder.
The statements In the STAR paragraph were
based on the information of prominent citizens
and there would seem to be some Inconsistency
in the above, for IL the streets and alleys are
clean there no disinfectants are needed.
The STREET RAILWAY BRIDGE will be thrown
open to the cars and the public generally to-
morrow morning, IL is now said.
THE CAEAL.-The chief engineer of the canal,
who arrived here last night, reports the break
near Mercersville fully repaired, and believes
that loaded boats will begin to arrive late to-
night or early tomorrow. The coal beavers are
again ont Of work, there being no coal or other
boats in the canal either above or below the col
lector's office. q
MERCHANTS ExcHANsE.-The offerings to-
day were 300 bushels Of wheat, and sales $50
bushels common at S1.10 so Of fair at S1.25K
1850 fair at 81 D. $50 good at S13o, and $50 bush
els of prime at s1.43. CIR
The CENTRAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION, at It's
sixty-stxth monthly meeting last night, retired
twenty-eight shares, representing clio per share
net, being the maximum rate.