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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-07

flying in many respects, and: gives nope now
that the metropolis is rid OF the horde OF PUN
derers and unprincipled rascals who nave In,
tested 1t for years, and The good work o!
cleaning out the Augean stables may be ex.
tended throughout the State. We congratulate
our Charleston friends upon their victory, In
honor of which salute was fired In this city
yesterday afternoon.
The "Baby-Waker'' Brought Out.
From the same raper.l
The news of the Conservative triumph at
the Charleston. municipal election reached
here on yesterday morning. The news few
from mouth to mouth, ndsawakened the live
tween Charleston and Augusta is ;a,strong one.
The sympathies of our people have. been with
her in her misfortunes, and their best wishes
were given to the City by the Sea when she
commenced to battle against dishonest and u-
competent rulers. When the day OF the con-
flict arrived, many, feared that corruption was
SO strongly entrenched ithat 1t could not
that honesty would prevail. But no one was
prepared for such an Overwhelming victory,
and when the news came that General Wage
ner had been elected by nearly. eight hundred
majority, the town almost went wild With as:
tonishment and rejoicing. An election In our
own city could hardly have awakened more In
terest. In the afternoon the enthusiasm boiled
q
men took the brave little gun ...Rebeln to the
river bank, and, pointing it towards Hamburg,
loaded it with powder furnished by Mayor
Estes, and fired a number of ringing salutes
in honor of the triumph of right over wrong.
Greeting from the Ftrernen.
From the same Paper.l
The following dispatch was sent by sGeor-
gia" Steam Fire Engine Company TO Captain
Kelly, of the .Phenixn Fire Company, of
Charleston, upon the receipt OF the result OF
the municipal election.
Captain William q. Kelly, President PhoenaT
Mclaughlin, Mealipg, Dedd, Henry and
Adam, in behalf OF Georgia a. |. F. Company,
tender greeting to Phoenix for the gallant Vic
tory over the foe on the I'd instant.
Captain Kelly returned the following an
swer to "Georgia's dispatch
To Captain George Adam, Georgia Fire Com
In the name not only of the Phoenix, but OF
our true cltlzens,-I return thanks to our kind
friends of Georgia for their kindly greeting
upon our victory over Radicalism.
W. A. KELLY,
President Phoenix Fire Company.
An Honest Radical View.
From the Orangeburg Newsl
The Republicans. deserved to be defeated.
The miserable and nasty aldermanic ticket put
forth by them was enough, In the beginning,
to presage their certain defeat. And we be-
lleve that General WAGNER will give Republi.
cans as much showing as Mr. Pillsbury, had
he been reelected. Anyhow, it gives to the
Democrats a chance to show whether or not
they intend to carry .out what they preach;
and on the other hand, administers sound
and healthy re5uke to a certain wing of our
party. We are Republicans. but for Gods
sake give US decency and intelligence.
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THE WEATHER THIS DAY.

WASHINGTON, August 6.
The barometer will probably fall from Michi.
gan to Nebraska and porthwards, and con-
tinue highest over Pennsylvania and Virginia.
Local rains are probable for Monday from
Louisiana to Florida on the Gulf coast, and
the conditions remain, favorable for local
storms, in the afternoon, from Missouri to
Michigan. Partially cloudy and pleasant
weather is probable, for the Middle and Eastern
States.
Yesterdays Weather Reports OF; the
Signal Service, u. S.A.-4.4atP. NJ,
Local Time. .-lr. -,
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A somewhat doubtful story Is told of Baron

"A somewhat doubtful story Is told of Baron
James de Rothschild, one OF the members of
the banking firm of that name, who remained
In Paris during the Commune. While seated
in his cabinet one morning, two rough men
entered, VINO threateningly said that be must
share bis money with the people. On the
francs. and Of there being 3O,OOO,O 900 people in
France, the Baron promptly gave the men
their share, five francs apiece, and told them
to begone. The story runs that the roughs
were so taken abaek by the dplonb of the
banker, that they retired without any more
chlpning.
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"A delicate task 1t was to select from 1000
young ladies of Berlin one who should have
the honor of presenting the golden laurel
wreath and delivering the ode OF welcome to
the Emperor William upon his entrance into
his capital More than that number, however,
finally intrusted with the task was selected not
only because OF her great beauty, but also be-
cause she had distinguished herself during the
war as O hospital nurse. The Emperor will
hereafter take care Of the lady, and In case of
her marriage give her dover of $4,000.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

WASHINGTON, August 5.
The & Ku-Klux committee has adjourned
to the Goth OF September.
Kentucky and Montana will lead of next
Monday In the coming. elections. On the first
Tuesday in September Vermont and California
will elect Governor and Legislature. Maine
will hold general election on the second
Monday of the same month. Next come the
October. elections in the States of Pennsylva-
MIA, Ohio, Indiana and Iowa-all voting on:the
second Tuesday of that month. These elec-
tlons will have decided effect upon the ma.
tional campaign In 1872.
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THE MEXICAN PRESIDENCY.
CRY OF MEXICO, July 80,

CTTY OF MEXICO, July 80,
Via HAVANA, August S.
The permanent deputatlon OF Congress
finished counting the electoral votes for Presi-
dent on the 9th inst. The following is the re.
suit: Diez, 1892; Jnarez, 1868; Lerdo, 1866
There being no choice according to the con-
stitution, the election goes to Congress, where,
if coalition Of opponents to Juarez is effected,
the majority will be against him. An. attempt
will be made to unite the votes of the opposl'
ton on Dez. The permanent deputalton. lis
known to be hostile to Juarez. The enemies
of Juarez report that he proposes to biibe
doubtful congressman and imprison others
before they canreach the capital.
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COTTON MOVEMENT FOR THE WEEK.
WASHINGTON, August S

WASHINGTON, August5.
The cotton movement shows slight falling
off in the receipts for the week, and o consld.
cradle increase In exports. The receipts dur.
ing the week at oil ports were 10,472 bales,
against 10, 900 last week, .lO,60l the previous
week, and Is, 1856 the third week since. The
total receipts since September have been 81
s77,s2e bales, against 2,8sO,O2o bales during
the corresponding period of last year, showing
an increase OF l,097, 800 bales in favor of the
present season. The exports from all ports
during the week have been 1893 bales, against
$3.50 bales during the corresponding week Of
last year. The total exports for the expired
portion of the present cotton year have been
1901, 1888 bales, against 2,l4s,ssl during the
same period last year. The present stocks, as
compared with last year, are as.follows:
. !, ,ou,, Aug 9, diS 5s,l. aug; q, sS5o.. 49,
At Interior ttowns......... 1852 22l7o
At Liverpool. :..;........ 600 5os.Oo0
A9s5saP assss ssii4a .eoa' !9: $4,000 $1,000
Indian cotton aloat for
Europe. .653,8 ,8l6 521,69l
The weather throughout the South during
the week.-Mrs. been hot and dry in many Sec
tions, while In other parts the heat has been
tempered by showers. Some advlces mention
the presence OF caterplllars, and state also
that the condition Of the growing plants is less
favorable, although no great damage is re-
ported.
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IEUNAN ND SOUl TUDL1SRINu q
ALSO PUBLISH
THE FARMERS glide
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Price 25 cents bottle.
Manufactured and for sale BY
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9periat Nuttltes.

Ns>THE STATE OF SOUTH CARROLL
ma, roRANGEBJRGS C0UNTY.AInss the Trial Jus.
tees Court-WIILIAM a. BARTON, tBearer,
Plaintiff, against T. ADDISON. MURPHY Dafeh-
dantA Inruonsf fsfor Money sBsms d. zi6oms
plaint not served 49,. -.
Tot. ADDISON MURPHY, Defendant IN this ac-
tion: You are Hereby summoned and required
TO beand appear before yTH0MPsON sHsiD0EE,
Esq, Trial Justice IN and for the CouniTand
State Aforesaid, on the twenty elghfa day bfaTy
eustS S1s7I, at 10 o,clook5i In the forenoon;sat IN
once in. the Town of, ,0rangeburg, in sthaocantg
and State aforesaid TO. ans8erfthss Complaint of
the Plaintiff in this action, which Is snied In thd
ONCE OF the said Trial Justice. -.
II you fail to answer the Complaint Aforesaid,
lat the time and place above mentioned tts.
plaintifr win have Judgment al Saiaats
sum Of nfty dollars with interest at one
and one half per scentum. per month froI ths
twentieth day OF December Ammo SDoMtnt1s7o;
and for the costs OF this action. S.. Sis
IzLARsGpIBglH,ss.s--
PIainuf,s Astornsya.
Dated at: Orangebufg, 8. q. inns 20 lslt
ness my hand and seal. r. 81: COOK ssF 4 q
Trial Justicai
To the Defendant 7. ADDISON MyRPHYT Taks
notice that the summons ID this actiof; 81 which
the foregolngis copy was fls1 in the on.Gsofs
b. COOKE, ESQ., Trial 1uststeat
Orange6urg, In the State or South oaroiinas on
the thirteenth day OF July, 1871. e. lsss
5;.t.. d. IZLAR &DIHBLE, ~ ssss ~ e;
q Plaintif rs Attorney ssa,j
July17-me Russell street, oransehntg 8 o..
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THE OLD WORLDS NEWS
The French Assembly-siege of Paris to
s.be Raised--A New Rovslation about
Russian intervention after SEDAN.
!YERsAuLEs. August 5

L. -; VERSAILLES, August s..
In the Assembly to-day, a bill to impose
tax on incomes of natives and. resident foreign
jers came up, and gave rise to animated debate
No action was taken.. - .s;.si.sts
The Assembly also considered Sbillsto ~
demnlfy citizens for loss OF property during the
German invasion. ThIers spoke several times,
and was frequently interrupted he was vlsi.
bly, affected, and bitterly reproacned members.
he ,declared.he was willing to relieve, but not
to indemnify, those who had suffered during
the war. Without ,disposing of-the bill, the
Chamber adjourned until Tuesday,
Itls said the question efsthe proloqgation OF
the powers Of Theirs as Chief Executive will be
allowed to go by default. The siege Of Paris
will be raised on the 18th inst. if,,..5 20 !; s..
The government will soon introduce In the
Assembly bills against the Internati ational socle-
ty. The committee Of the Assembly reported
unfavorably upon the proposition to transfer
the Chamber to Paris.
~ u. LONDON, August s.
A dispatch sent by the Emperor Alexander,
of Russia, to the Empress Eugetie, after Sc
dan, has been made public. Alexander said
he would intervene on the basis Of preserving
the integrity OF French territory. This" inter-
vention was spoiled, however, by the treaty Of
September Ath. These things are facts, not
withstanding the denials of the Republicans.
The Count and Countess of Paris have gone
to Paris: .s5 x. il
The ship White Jacket, from Bombay for
Hull, was totally wrecked in the Indian
Ocean.
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NEH YORK CITY FINANCES.
NEW YORK, Angus

NEW YORK, August 8.
Mayor Hall and Comptroller Connolly have
called upon the chamber Of commerce for a
committee to investigate the city accounts
and finances.
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ABOUT KING: COTTON.
THE FIRST BALES OF THE NEW CROP
COMING IN.
Florida Upto Time.

p. I. 9 SAVANNAH, August o.
Messrs. Sanders. Goodwin and Miller re-
celved the first bale of new cotton to-day. tt
was raised by Mr.. P. o. Craddock, of Jefferson
County, Florida. i
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New ORLEANS, August S.

The first bale of new crop of Louisiana cot
ton was received yesterday evening. 1t was
raised by Charles A. Pierson,: near the mouth
of Cane River, Natchitoches Parish. The cot
ton crop along Bed River looks better than
was expected after the spring rains. 1t is be-
lieved lair crop will be made In the river
parishes.
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@- GETTING MARRIED. ESSAYS
FOR YOUNG MEN on great SOCIAL EVILS AND
ABUSES which interfere With hMARRIAaE-with
sure means OF relief for the Erring and Unfortu.
nate diseased and debllitated. Sent free, in seal.
ed envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
No. s. Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
may13-3mos
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The George Washington arrived to-day with
the first bale of new crop cotton from New
Orleans. .-.-... -
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he End OF Cnrpet-Bag Rule.
4 Clear Infe renee.
From: the Rtcnmond plspatch.l

From the Richmond Dlspatch.1
The success of the Citizens ticket In Charles
ton gives promise OF better day for the car
pet-bag-ridden State of South Carolina. THE
News states the number ofnegroes who voted
on'Wednesday at some five hundred above the
number OF whites who voted that day. There
are few hundred whites in Charleston who
voted the Republican ticket. Now, as the
majority for the Citizens ticket is set down at
about eight hundred, 1t is evident that hun:
dreds Of tnegroes must have voted this latter
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ECHOES OF OUR VICTORY.
Now THE GLAD TIDINGS IRE WEL-
COINED ELSEWHERE
Charleston Redeemsd.
from the Washington Patr!ot.l

lFr0m tn6 washington FdtItotsI
No mere local events could have produced
more satisfaction throughout the country
than the news that the City of Charleston, 80
long prosecuted and plundered, has been at
length redeemed from corrupt conspiracy OF
carpet-baggers and knayes; who have ruled 1t
since the close'of the war, by the power Of
Ignorance and ,iniquity. There is hardly any
sadder spectacle to contemplate than the con-
trast between that city as 1t was known be-
fore the war, with It's historical traditions,
cultivated society and refined hospitality,
anu the. actual ruin and desolatlon which
stand In the place Of that memorable past.
Let US, however, look at the present
and the future with more cheerful confidence.
After persistent and patient struggle, the
people have triumphed over most desperate
and powerful combination, in which the .Fede-
raj, State, and Municipal influence and
patronage wereall enlisted. The excesses and
outrages Of Radicalism had llecome so intoler-
able as to revolt the better portion OF that
party, who united with the citizens, and thus
oyerthrew the Ring. Numbers of the respect.
able colored people also Joined heartily in the
movement. This victory is important In many
respects. Tt is the entering-wedge of a revo-
luton In the State, and the Inauguration OF q
new policy, by which all men, without regard
to race or previous condition, may cooperate
harmoniously for the public good. Such; q
sign deserves to be welcomed with satisfac-
ton, as giving assurance Of better under
standing between the two races atthe South,
Pho have common interests to serve. The
example, too. Is encouraging everywhere;
for, If such result may be achieved in pres
ence of the most formidab Influences, what
may not be accomplished where the obstacles
are far less Imposing, and efficient organiza-
ton and energy are alone needed to insure
complete triumph?
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:nS- THE SEASON lis APPROACHING
for Children's Summer Complaints sespeoissly ID
those who are Teething. Asafe esnd secnreTeme-
dy is all4mportans, and mothers win gnnt such q
one in DR.; BAER,s GERMAN so oDTHMesGoRr
DIAL. To.be had OF all Druggists. .apr44-mYf
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~ CHARLESTON BIBLE SOCIETY,".
The Treasurer ofthe Charleston Bible Society #tl
receive Subscriptions or. Donations at his ofiire,
No. es East Bay, corner OF Atlantic Wharf. 1ne
payment OF Two Dollars will constitute person
member for one year. Bibles are kept on band
for distribution. The Society has one Colporteur
in the feld and solicts aid to introduce another.
Persons interested In the work or seeking 1lNher
information will please call on the Treasurer.
J. n. ROBSON,
aor2s-smos Treasurer CHS.
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What the Victory Means.
From the New York World.l

ltIOul tue NtH IOTk Noilu
Every honest man In the country who knows
what the condition of South Carolina has been
for the lastsix years Will rejoice at the news
which this morning brings of the defeat Of the
Radical city ticket In Charleston. In South
Carolina particularly the; Radicals have made
the contest between themselves md the Dem
ocracy q contest between the robbers and the
robbed. The victory just won in Charleston Is
q victory of decency over indecency, OF homes
ty over dishonesty, of law and order over law
less insolence and brutality.
First Fruits Of the ssNev Departure"
From the New York Herald.l
The municipal election of Charleston has re.
suited In a Democratic. victory. South Caro-.
lima Is considered Republican BY. an immov.
able black majority of thirty thousand, but re-
Gently the old rebel element has been putting
the new departures In force, and the first re-
suit of the change may be seen in the Charles
ton election. II is probable that, with the eX-
ample cf Charleston before 1t, the whole State
may go Democratic.
The End OF fCarpet-Bag Rule.
From the Richmond Enquirer.l
The news of the election of Conservative
Mayor In Charleston, South Carolina, by q
handsome majority, is the most cheering It'd
ings we hare had from that direction since the
war closed-and for a long time before, for
that matter. It Is to be hoped that this is only
the beginning Of the end-otthe end OF carpet
bag rule.
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w NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
to all Sub-Agents OF the Land Commissions that,
from and after the frss day OF March, ISL, they
will report all their proceedings to Hon.sF. "a
uARDoZo, Secretary OF the Advisory Board.
ROBT. C. DELARGE, L. C..S. s. c..
Columbia, FEBRUARY IS, 1871. marI
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To the Defendant, 4. ADDISON MURPHY;;Iake.
notice that the spmmona ID, this action, of N6i6h
the foregoing Is q eopy.sWas dlsdS Sin the omceof
THOMPSON b. COOKE, Esq, Trial Justice, at
orangeburg, in theIcountYoof or orsngseburgs IS ths-
state OF South Carolina, on thiiteenth dsysof
July, 1871. II IzLAB q 6DiBBl;Eis 81
so 'Plaintin's Attorneys. Russelts street,
sulyI7-ms st:soransebdf
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Il has rarely If ever boon our
privilege to withCSSTA court toudto-
ted with moro docsncy and good
than has been the present
term Of the Circuit, Court, which
met on the Slst ult., His Honor,
Judge Orr presiding. His RoROr's
charge to the grand jury and civil
officers was extremely rigid and in
soma respects his charge was some
what new to the grand jurors; %.
pecially was it 9 novel idoa, that
they were invested with the power
to issue their process to any part
of the State and required the same
to Be executed. We think HE
charge to civil officers savOred too
much of supererogation. With all
due difference to His Honor. We
take ipsue'in this, that he transcend
cd the limit of hia Judicial duty
when he advanced the dtc;rine
that 10 civil officer in the discharge
of his oficiAl duties is required TO.
uss deception and act the part OF a.
decsirer or spy, II necessary" We
are unable to conjecture from what
code Of law or ethics Ills Honor
derives his authority for the pro-
mitigation Of this doot inc in the
Judicial proceedings Of the COuRtry.
It n certainly without precedent in
the history Of the civil courts, In
any country where a Democratic
form OfgOvcrnmCnt prevails How
over, Ills Honor is so often right,
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DY virtue &c the provisions Of a certain
4D Deed Of Trust made by w. B.Sfellr,
and D. Nv. Stoycy,, partners in business
under the firm mime and style OF shelley &
Storey, On the I'd day of June A. d 1870 u
secure to Foster IL Gardner fifteen hundred
dollars on account Of certain indebtedness
mentioned therein, tho said deed being
duly recorded IN record Book en- Of deeds,
on pages 3Y2, 1888 and 3Si Of Nuxuhcc Coun
ty State Of Mississippi,
Tho undersigned will proceed to sell to
the highest bidder for cash., nj public out.
cry, in front of the Courthouse doorin the
town Of Macon, on the 18th day Of Augusi,
a d. 1871, the following described parcel
or tract of land living and being in the
County and State aforesaid, and being the
north east quarter of tho south west QUAR-
ter and the north west quarter Of the south
east quarter of section twentv.nine (29)
township fifteen; ilj) rangr eighteen (1S)
cast, together with all and singular the
appurtenances thcrtunto belonging,
The title to the above land is believed to
ba good but shall only convoy such title
As i6 vested IN nc as 1'rl.tpe.
J~ulyS-tS. +. :. WHITE. Trustee.