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United States Canadas, osuth America and the West
Indies. Feb, ~. '7i-iv
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE it hereby given. that tho nm
~ dcrsigned has been appointed Adj
Of the estate Of John Green,
late Of Dubois county, deceased.
Said estate is probably solvent.
THOMAS II. GREEN, Admir-.
Nov. nth. l87l-3w.
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in several gallons Of ordinary mixtures.
The Roots, SC, used in this Bitters are
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Chemist and forw arhed 10 the manufac-
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pounded and bottled. Containing no
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-24

spraaice d souttern 4s6, who never :heasd
OF Positiasm, save when .theirRives laid
down thee law 81 theshouaehold to them.
Stapid, brutal, Barbartus siave-drivafa that
gWe were, we never reasoned about the mat
ter at all, but simply followed the bent OF
our own %inclinatiens, inspired by the infinite
sweetness, the ineffable charms, the immor-
tai, supernal goodness and purity Of the
sspriestpsses OF humanity" who fed the vestal
fires that famed upon the spotless affairs OF
our Southern homes.
What need had We to reason about so
plain a matter, 80 clear q duty? How could
we. act otherwise? Their looks, their words,
their daily walk and course Of lille constrain-
ed us to act towards them precisely as we
did. No merit OF ours was it, but O sweet
compulsion, for which , never thought OF
claiming credit. And so long as women re-
main what they then were, they may count
upon a like respect and homage.
Southern men may find some cansolation
in the discovery that extreme Radicallsm
tends to such conclusions in politics and in
social duties as we have sbewD, but it will be
gall and NORWOOD to the Yahoos OF the
Woodruff & Clafln species. These mon
strosities desire political power solely as a
means for the indulgence of the beastliest
appetites that degrade humanity.
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The Voice Of the Northwest.

The address by the Wisconsin Democratic
State Committee is a document sound in
sense and powerful in utterance, fully echo
ing and responding to the new enthusiasm
which is spreading all over the great North
west. After arraigning the Radical party
FORTS doubtful and extraordinary legislation,
its mischievous measures for the mere pur-
pose Of perpetustiDg its political power and
keeping alive sectional hatred, it defines as
the necessity Of tt, hour the exercise OF
wise and prudent craftsmanship, and the
adoption OF legislation calculated to allevi-
ate and equalize the burdens OF taxation;
the reduction OF public expenditures and OF
the number Of public offices; tho reform of
the tariff and civil service systems; ade-
quate protection Of the laborlng and produ-
cling classes against wealthy and privileged
m~onopolies; the encouraging of %ship-build-
ing and our agricultural interests; as also
legislation against indlscriminate and whole
sale donations Of the public domain to
wealthy corporations, and the universal ten
dency OF the Federal Government, as at
present administered, to usurp rights be-
longing exclusively to the States, and to en-:
gross and centralize power in the General
Government.
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ID. sss,about polesss, Ii general. He began,
with the Pontus a~RRea.!oAsaand said there was
"a prevalent stsriStor that the United States,
in case tie, orisfssi d'aiculty really famed up,
would Eupportthe pseielsions of Russia, add
ing that if there wcs An assurance that this
course would not be taken by this country,
European affairs would be. decidedly amello-
rated. He secuted the idea of a quarrel be-
tween Germany and Russia, so long as the pre-
sent rulers of those countries hold the reins
of government. Concerning the Poles and the
autonomy of Galicia, the chancellor, in answer
to a suggestion to the contrary. declared that
it never even occurred to the Gallcians to
wish to belong to one Of the other parties to
the partition of Poland. They are good
Austrians, have An interest in Austrian pros
perity, and fight well In the Austrian army.
He denied that Austria sought new conquests
or an enlargement of the Empire. and said
that her mission now is to asslmilate what she
possesses. Pure Federalism he regarded as a
dangerous doctrine, and commended that the
dualistic form of government Is assured by
the constitution. The chancellor admitted
that 1t was natural, under the present clrcum-
stances, for German-Austrlans to lean toward
Germany, and said, 'if Europe be ever sepa-
rated into great natfonalities, the German-Aus-
trian win find himself narcelled off with Ger
many, but he will also find himself with his
peculiarities and habits the most unfortunate
creature in existence" And shortly, With q
few indeterminate remarks upon the condi-
ton and prospects of France, the interview
cama to an n
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ns- THE UNIVERSAL SAFEGUARD

Ns- THE UNIVERSAL SAFEGUARD.
It isuseless for State Legislatures to pass avs
for the preservation Of the public health, II the
great law OF self.preservation, which depends for
It's enforcement upon the will Of the individual, is
suffered to remain q dead letter.
There Is scarcely an adult member or the COM
munity, OF either sex, In the country, who has
not seen the testimony In favor Of H0STETTER'S
STOMACH BIrTERS, furnished over their own
signatures by persons OF acknowledged emil
nence In science, literature, art, confmerce, and
every department OF business and professional
life. These witnesses have declared In the most
explicit terms that the preparation ls a safeguard
against epldemics,'a sovereign remedy for dys.
pspsIa, q valuable anti bilious medicine, q promo.
ter OF appetite. q genial anu harmless ,stlmulant.
q good ~accnmating medicine, q strengthened Of
the nerves, a general invlgorant, q protection
against the deleterious effects Of malaria and i'm
pure water, and that It imparts a degree Of vlgor
and activity to the vital forces which Is not COM
municated by any other OF the tonics and
stomachIcs In use. Under these circumstances.
the self preservative law OF nature should teach
every rational person who, either by reason Of In
herent debility, or Ia consequence Of exposure to
uuwholesome Influences, ts in peril OF losing the
greatest Of all temporal blessings, health, the i'm.
portance OF using the Bitters rs q defensive medi.
cine. Dyspeptics who neglect to give 1t a trial
are simply their own enemies. 1t is guaranteed
to cure indigestion 10 all Its forms, and the
bilious and nervous will ind nothing In the
whole range of oflcinal aud proprietary medi-
ctnes which will AFFORD them the same relief.
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The Jury MuddIe.

We publish in another part OF this morn
ing's NEWS a very interesting report Of the
proceedings OF the Court Of Sessions in OAR
lington last Monday. From it may be clear
ly seen that South Carolina, just now, suffers
from too;.much government. The court
starts with a. double-barrelled grand jury;
both juries there according to legal require
ment. The Judge thinks it q. little queer
that he should have such an enabarraS de
richeSses, such an unusual supply OF grand
Jury. What is to be; done? The judge look
ed wise, and then, after mature eonsidera-
tion, gave it as his opinion TT he did not
know which wa the real simon pure article
whether the jury drawn under the act OF
1868, or that drawn under the act Of 1871;
and like a wise man he referred the matter
to the bar-'in the multitude OF councillors
sthere is safety" The, bar went to work and
reviewed the whole subject of the present
jury law'of South Carolina, and came 70 the
conclusion that the jury commissioner was
not legally appointed, and that although the
court was then suffering from a surteit of
jury, there was in fact no legal jury, grand
or petit, in attendance on the court. Such
being the opinion Of the entire bar, and the
presiding judge %concurring in the view, the
Court of General Sessions was adjourned,
sine die, and. the so-called juries and wit
nesses went home again-the jails were not
cleared, and the taxpayers have another
load added to their patient back.
Who shall say that We have not a beauti-
full government? :. harmonious and symmetri-
cal in all its parts? Where are the codif-
oro3 -. e.
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What ..tne Leading Repapl,cans' Did

The Radical organ tells US the following in
regard to the upshot Of the private Radical
caucus held on Thursday hight:
s.The tone of the assemblage was mainly
good. Frem the general drift Of the remarks
it is clear that the real thinkers of the party
see that perhaps it will be impossible to have
any formal united. action between the two par
ties, owing largely to the obstinate nature OF
politics and politicians, but that 1t is, not only
polite but just and for the welfare Of Charles
ton that the Republican party at least do their
duty in putting forward on their own ticket
men who will represent fairly their party and
also the Conservatives, and the leading inter-
ests of the city. On this point it is hardly nee
essary to say more than that, after a thorough
discussion, a resolution introduced to test the
s~ense.of the meeting, declaring for "a straight
Republican ticket was postponed by a nearly
unanimous vote.p
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Extreme observation-disclosures

Singularly enough, the extreme Radicals
of England find, in their last analysis OF the
functions OF governments, a verifcation OF
the principles laid down long ago by South
ern thinkers and statesmen-the only mate
rial difference being that the men of the
South who ruled this country 80 benefcently
for half a century, taught the civil equality
OF coniederated States, while the English ex-
tremists teach the absolute civil equality OF
all men, regardless of the mental develop
ment and social advancement OF the iadivid-
uals upon'whom this equality is sought vain
II to be enforced.
AS a corollary Of this identity in conclu-
sions drawn by Radicals and Conservatives,
we discover in q late New York paper o like
coincidence OF opinion in regard to the true
sphere of woman and mans highest duty
towards, her. At a meeting OF Positiyists,
drreverenced be the name! now, if not for
evermore,) held on Tenth street, to express
sympathy with the Paris Communists, O MI.
Evans made o formal announcement OF Pos
tive doctrines with regard to the weaker
sex:
"Women," we think we quote his very
words, "nsust be supported By men. 1t is q
''shame to throw to women, who provide
sand educate workers, the dregs OF the an
"archical philosophy that turns them into The
''streets to starve, or compel5 them to COM
''pete with meh in the shop or ct the ballot
'..box. Woman cannot do her own Work
land mans too; and humanity cannot
"Spare her from her oaOn a0oTk, as the
''mother, the queen or the natntstering angel
sEo man
Why this is the very doctrine, nay the
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TERMS OF EHEgEWs.

rua DAILY News, by afeoas year, .sssiz
months 81; three moa,pssssstaSS Served ip the
city at E1eHTzzS oRNTsa week; payable to the car
rie.s, or So a year, paid In advance at the ONCE.
THB TR1-wKKKLY NEws. published on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, one year 81; SIX
monthsss. ~
rHz WEEKLY NRws, one year 81. Six copies
SO. Ten copies, toyone address, SIS.
SUBSCRIPTIONS in all cases payable In advance,
a nd no paper conunueo after the expiration oil
the tme paid fer.
Address RIoRDAN, DAWSON 4 CO.,
No. 14s East Bay, Charleston sc.
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9Th. Champions Of Education"

squirm as it may, the:Radical administra-
ton of South Carolina must so before the
country as having shameiully compelled the
closing Of the public schools of Charleston,
Of which our community have been so long
and so justly proud. Add to this the de-
frauding of the poor teachers out OF their
hard-earned pittance, and we have a nice
record for the Party Of Education.
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@ EXCURSION TICKETS ! THE
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPANY has
put on sale EXCURSION TICKETS to Anderson,
Greenville and walhalia, for the summer Months,
at very low rates:
To Anderson and Return ........."$l4 10
To-Greenvtlle and Return ..-....:. is 10
To Walhalla and Return.......... 16 10
Those wishing to visit Williamson Springs can
purchase the. Anderson Tickets.
jun24-7 ,". s. B. PlCAESS, q. I. g.
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aw- OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON
CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION, FOR THE BENE-
FIT OF THE FREE SCHOOL FUND, No. l4T MEET
ING sTREET-oHARLEsTON, JUNE %, ISL
Oricial Rafied Numbers of the Charleston Chart-
table Association, for the Benefit OF the Free
School Fund
GLASS No. 47-MoRN1SG.
GLASS No. 48-EvEHRG.
3-23- I-57-70-13-23-25-6l-51- e. Q.
AS witness our'hand this 2sd day OF June, 1871.
FEM PECK,
JAMES GILLILAND,
may29 Sworn Commissioners.
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~ COMMISSIONERS OF MARKETS,
JUNEl5, 1S7l.-Estiastes will be received by the
Committee on, Repairs until the 1st July for the
taking down the. Old Shed around the Upper
Wards Market and erecting q new one In Its
stead. For further particulars, apply to
WILLIAM HARDWOOD, y
Jun19-msis Chief Clerk.
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TIE Hon. s. P. Chase lately addressed a
letter to Mr.. ~yallandisham which cuts the
Chief Justice off effectually from the Re-
publican party. 1t says, in effect, that II the
Democratic .party adopt the new line OF
policy advocated by Mr.. Vallandigham, Mr..
Chase will act with it. Such a n accession is
worth chrontclipg.
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Dbitnarp.

HEYWARD.-D,ed ed, at G~rahamviue, s. o.. on
Sunday evening, the 18th instant, In the 29th year
Of his age, TAoMAs J. HgYwARD, Jr., only son OF
,,..r. and Mrs.. Thomas J. Hayward:
BLESSED are the dead who die In the Lord"
HORRY.-Died, at his residence. North Santee,
Sunday, the 18th instant, THOMAS LYNCH
HORNY, in the 68th year OF hts age. ,y tun24
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Personal Property: =
1. Number OF Horses.
2. Number OF Cattle,
8. Number OF Mules and Asses.
4. Number Of Sheep and Goats.
s. Number of-Hogs.
Number OF Gold and Silver Watches.
y Number OF Gold and Silver Plate. ~
I. Number Of Planofortes, Melodeons,.or Cabinet
8. Number Of Pleasure Carriages.
Q. Number Of Dogs.
10. Value Of goods, merchandise. moneys and
credits pertaining to my business as q mer-
chant, during the year or part thereof, end
ing the first day Of September. 1858. -.
IL. Value OF materials received, used or provided
to be used, In ny business, as q manulac-
ttrer during the year or part Thereon, end
ing the first day Of september, 1858 =
II. Value Of almachinery, engines, toois. nxtures
and implements used or provided for use n
year or part thereof, ending che nrst day OF
September, 1858, aud OF all manufactured
articles on hand one year or more previous
to that day.
10. Value. OF moneys. including Bank Bills and
Circulating Notes.
IL. Value OF all credits.
Is. Value Of Investments In the stocks OF any
company or corporation out OF this State,
except National Banks.
16. Value OF all investments In bonds, except
bonds OF the United States and or this
State, expressly exemptfrorn taxation
II. Annual value OF all leases except permanent
leases. . :.
IS. Value OF all other property.
SAMUEL L. BENNETT,
tun2s 7mtho County Auditor.
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@- CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
SOUTH CAROLINA, from New York, are hereby
notified that Hhe Is dIsoharging cargo at Pier No.
2, Union Wharves. Goods uncalled for at sunset
will remain on the wharf at owners' risk.
junai-1 :. WIN. A. OoURTENAY, Agent.
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~- CLEANSE THE BLOOD OF ALL

~ CLEANSE THE BLOOD OF ALL
impurities and you neutralize the virus Of many
diseases at their source. In all disorders o fthe
skin, the glands, the neshy nbre, the s~ecretlve or
gans, aud the bones, all scrofulous complaints,
cancer, &C., DR.. JAYNE!s Alternative Is a
standard -curative; and while 1t ia a fault in many
medicine s that before they reach the disease the
patient; is Frustrated beyond recovery, no such
drawback attends this remedy, for 1t sustains the
strength OF the sufferer, while Graduating the
cause Of his complaint. Sold everywhere. GOOD
RICH, WINEMAN d Co, Wholesale Agents.
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5usrial Nptaes.

~NOTIOE. -PERSONS HAVING
Bills against the steamer PILOT o will please
present them for payment to J. AIKEN.
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Iun1e-mSiS

B-N THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT
OF SOUTH O~AROLINA.-In the matter Of HEN
RY L. JEFFERS, VIM. h. JEFFERS and THoS. A.
JEPFERs, Copartners, as q. L. JEFFERs & CO.,
Bankrupts-In Bankruptcy.-To whom 1t may
concern: The undersigned hereby gives notice OF
his appointment as Assignee Of HENRY L. JET
FERS, WIN. d. JEFFERS and THos. A JEFFERs,
Oopartners, as H. L. JEFFERS j CO., OF the City
OF Charleston, In the County OF Charleston and
State OF South Carolina, within said District, who
have been adjudged Bankrupts upon their W
petition by the District Court OF said District.
Dated ut Charleston, the 9th day Of June, A. D,
1871. EPEEST WALTJEN, Assignee,
jun10-s3 ,Eirm OF John Campsen & co.,
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@- OFFICE OF ENTERPRISE RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY, No. 81 BROAD STREET,
CHARLESTON, JUNE q, 1s7l.-The Books for the
Subscriptions to Stock will be opened at the
ONCE, No. 81 Broad street, on MoNDA Yr 2Sth..
WIN. McKINLAY,
. juu2l Secretary and treasurer.
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w GERMAN SOOTHING CORDIAL.
This valuable compound contains no opium, laud-
anum, paragorlc, or other %anodyne, and will not
massacre the jnnocents ike the 'soOthing syrups"
80 much In vogue. The GERMAN SOOTHING
CORDIAL is harmless, and Is recommended by all
our best physicians. 1t is to be had OF the manu-
facturer, DR.. 3. BAER,
No. 131 Meeting street.
And OF all Druggists. apr22-stuth
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Ms- CHARLESTON BIBLE SOCIETY,"

@- CHARLESTON BIBLE SOCIETY,"
The Treasurer OF the Charleston Bible Society will
receive Subscriptions or Donations at his office,
No. 90 East Bay, corner OF Atlantic Wharf. The
payment OF Two Dollars will constitute q person a
member for one. year. Bibles are kept on hand
for distribution. The Society has one Colporteur
IN the field, and sollclts aid to Introduce another.
Persons interested In the work OF. seeking further
Information will please call on the Treasurer.
J. N. ROBSON,
apr2s-smos Treasurer c. B. S.
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rs THE REV. DIR. HICKS WILL
Preach at Bethel NJ. E. Church South at hal: past
10 A. M. and S F. NJ. To.MoRaow, 25th instant.
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5psriahM tirea

10 TRINITY HUROH.3THEsUSUL
Morning Services at this Church, q hs,t.psst 70
O'Clock. at Night, tas Pastor, Rev:aJsM. OAHT
Isle, will continue his series of Sermons to the
Young. 1un24F
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~ THE MARINERS CHURCH WILL
be open for Divine Service every SABBATH MoBN,
ING, at half-psst 10 O'Clock, corner Of. Church and
Water streets Services by the Rev. W.B. YATES,
Chaplain. Janl4B
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m- THE EXHIBITION OF BINoPTRIC
LANTERNS at HOLINESS Lyceum, for the Chill
dren Of St. .EnSe's Church Sundsy.school, Will
take place THIS EVENING, at haaf-past O'Clock.
.iun24-S
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@ MEDICAL NOTICE.-PATlENTS
suffering from Diseases PEI taining to the GEN1To
URINARY ORGANS, will receive the latest sclen-
tile treatment by placing themselves under the
care OF Dr.. T. REENSTJERNA, Office No. "A Hasel
street, three doors from the Postofflce.
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To Nent.
Boarding..

BOARDING. "A FEW GENTLEMEN
ID can be accommodated With good board
anu pleasant rooms, on moderate terms. by ap-
ING also furnished. maybe
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Rsmoptls.

MADAME LUzIER, PARTISAN DRESS
IXl MAKER, has removed to No. 23s KING
STREET, east side, between Market and Hasel
streets. apr16
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TTuBERS HOUSE, No. 2s4 KING
III STREET, between wentworth and Hasel
streets. within i've minutes walk OF the Postoffice
and principal Business Houses OF Meeting and
Hayne streets, and fifty yards OF the City Rail-
way, which communicates with all parts OF the
city. Terms, So per diem. Special contracts
made on most reasonable terms for BOARD by
the week or 7 month for single Gentlemen or Fami-
lies. Mrs. B. HILBERS, Proprietor. jun6-1mo
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TEE NOTICE.-THE PUBLIC is HERE
BY notified that, on account OF my age, l have re-
tired from the Mercantile Business.
JOHN SANDERS,
jun22-6. Carmel Hill, Chester County, S. e:
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@y- MESSRS. EDIiORS-PLEASE AN
NUUNCE as Candidate for Mayor, at the next
Municipal Election, the name OF General J0HN a.
WAGNER, and oDlige
may17 A FRIEND TO
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~ UNITARIAN CHURCH.-DIVINE
Service will be held in this Church TOMORROW
oRNIS at halr-past 10 O'Clock, the Rev. RHP.
CUTLER officiating, All strangers are cordially
invited to attend. jun24
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re- DIVINE SERVICE WILL BE CON-
QUOTED in the Orphans chapel on SABBATH AF-
TERNooN, ut 8 O'Clock, by the Rev. 9. P. GADs-
DEN. junA