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The Indians In Gallatin.
Prom the Gazette 3th.

0ALLArIN, July %, 1871.
P. RoNAN-DEAK SIN: -Ycsterday morn.
ing about II O'Clock, party Of Indians
(tribc unknown), dashed across the Gallattn
river near this place. ran of all tue horses
in this part of the valley. and killed two
men. They probably killed more that do
not know of. One of the men killed was
old Mr.. Nixon. who has been farming here
since 1854 He was ehot down In his own
door yard, about ten miles from this plsce,
on tho Gallstin. The other. . beardless bOy,
was killed about three miles from here, on
the Gallatin. The people are thoroughly
aroused, and party, composed Of men from
all parts Of the country, are on the trail, led
a. usual, by that chosen leader In oil sucl,
enterprises, John A. Culver. Pecuniarily.
am the heaviest loser. having lost about
q, 500 worth Of horses and mules. FINN
Your friend, g. H. CAMPBELL.
One party Of the Indians seen bsd about
twenty. five warriors in it-how many in
other parties we do not know. All the men
who could get horses and arms have gone
in pursuit. One hand of Indians came IN BY
way of Horse Shoe Bend Of the Missouri
river. . ts.sa #
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ADDOintlneIltss

Hon. VIM. II. Clagett, Republican nominee for Del
eate In Congress- and the celebrated orator and cam
paign singer, Col. L. b. Church, will make tour Of
the Territory, and address the people =. the following
named times aud places:
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General Ketphum, OF washington, and attempt
ipr to poison Mr..Eugene Van Ness, of Balu-
more. continues to eyince degree of self
control that istruly surprising. She conyer-
ses ver5 freelyupon the subject of the alleged
murder, andE in every instance when the mat
ter is alluded to protests her entire innocenees
She appears perfectly calm and collected, and
after reading on Tuesday the charges made
against her by her sister.in-law, Mrs. j. G. G.Whar-
ton, who accuses her OF having poisoned both
Mr.. J. G.. Wharton and his child, pronounced
the charges false In every particular. She
complains that she is the victim Of the most
unfortunate cIrcumstantial evidence, and
speaks with the greatest confidence of the
ability of her lawyers to prove her innocence.
The only time that she has ever evinced any
extraordinary emotion was when 1t was hinted
that a plea of insanity would be entered in her
case. Her daughter, Miss Nellie Wharton, re-
mains constantly in attendance upon her
mother. The pale cheeks Of the young lady
testify to her grief, yet Miss Wharton contin-
ues to bear up nobly, though her delicate con-
stItution will, it is feared, succumb to the sor-
row she experiences. Frequent Intellectual
attempts have been made to induce her to
leave the prison. The case comes up for trial,
before Judge Gimor, at the September term
of the Criminal Court" ~:
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PIllsbury ns a Know-Nothing.

A letter has reached us from Springfield,
Massachusetts,, giving more particulars OF
the close and intimate connection OF Mayor
Pillsbury with the Know-No Nothing party. 1t
is declared thath he was regarded as one OF
the most thorough paced Know-Nothings in
the old Bay State, displaying in his adhe-
sion to the party the zeal WHICH is now spent
in finding fat jobs for the members and con-
nections of his household. As the enemy Of
all foreign-born citizens, as wish-wasby ex-
ecutiveofficer, as an official who winks at a
wasteful expenditure of the public money, as
an adventurer whose heart is in Massachu-
sets while he draws his salary in Charles
ton, Mayor Pillsbury richly merits IN igno-
minious defeat. Citizens Of Charleston, give
him his deserts!
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The Itatding Voters.

We have positive information that a party
of country negroes came into the city by the
Northeastern Railroad on Saturday, hold
ing themselves in readiness to register and
vote at the municipal elections. These men
admitted that they were not residents OF
Cnurlest0n, and excused themselves by say
ing that one OF the county officials (whose
name they gave) had told them to come in
and vote. Their names are known to the
ward committees. They will be challenged
as soon as they offer to register.
Other gangs may be expected to arrive in
Charleston to-day, both from James Island
and the parishes They oiH defeat the Cti-
senS.. ticket il they escape discovery. The
registration is as important as the voting,
because every man whose name is found on
the register will be allowed to depusit bis
ballot. We must meet the Radical enemy
to-day and tomorrow. Every citizen should
constitute himself an amateur detective,
making it his especial care to hunt down
illegal voters. Four or five hundred citizens,
working at the precincts for these two days,
will make illegal registration highly DANCE
rous. And il we gan keep down repeaters,
and exclude the raiders, the Citizens ticket
must be elected by handsome majority.
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Blowing Hot and Cold ;

The Radical Organ, in its issue of Satur-
day, plucks up heart of grace and discusses
the merits of the reconstructed Radical tic
ket in this wise:
We have no hesitation in saying that two or
three OF the candidates for Aldermen should
by all means be defeated.
This is to the purpose although it does
not go very far. But the Organ doesn't
stick. In the same article it pats the ticket
on the back in this fashion:
To Republicans we say. work with all your
might for the election of the ticket as q
,ohoIs.
There is flat contradiction in this advice.
At one moment the Organ proposes 10 de-
feat certain Of the party candidates as un-
worthy OF election. With the next breath it
exhorts it's followers to elect these very men,
i. e. the whole ticket.
The Organ is confused, and for some days
has mixed things fearfully. No wonder. To
defend the reconstructed ticket successfully
would demand more than the proverbial in
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TINE IS SHORT. REGISTER TO DAY.
The Two Tickets.

On Tuesday last the Radical Convention
met in this city for the purpose OF nominat-
ing candidates for Aldermen, to be voted for
on Wednesday next. The delegates had
been exhorted to choose trustworthy and
respectable men, and were warned that O
Rif-Ratf ticket, made up in the main OF
vicious or obscure candidates, would not re-
ceive the support OF the thin end oi the con-
servative wing of their party. This plain talk
was like whistling to the wind. The ticket,
as whole, was so monstrous as to nauseate
Radicals who had swallowed with alacrity
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similardoses three years and one a;gsarago.
A, ,blastwas sounded BY the party organ. 1t
declared that:it: would scorn to, vote for the
ucket, sand urged upon its Radical readers
sahe absoluteduty 81 werking:to defeatit. I"
This was the last feather, and the Radical
EEeft had their choice between certain rout
at the polls, and a reconstruction OF their
ticket. They chose the latter alternative
called their convention together on Friday
night, and pat forth an amended list OF can
didates, as printed in our issue OF Saturday.
How far they were controlled by the advice
and threats OF their soft-spoken brethren the
reconstructed ticket shows.
In Wards 2, and sino change was made,
the former candidates being renominated.
Ward l received Mr.. B. O'Nell and Alder
man j. F. Greene, instead OF Mr.. J. ]. Mac
key. and Coroner Taft. In Ward Alder
man R. Howard (colored) was substituted
for A. F. Farrar. Ward was given Mr.
Moses Goldsmith in place of Major E. Wills,
who had peremptorily declined to be- can
candidate. In Ward A. Aspinall was SUD-
stituted for A. Grant-one colored man for
another. Mr.. Cameron was renominated,
but has again declined to serve. For Ward
S MIR. E. D. Enston was nominated to re-
place Jno. a. Washington, bat Mr. Enston
refuses to serve on any consideration: Mr..
O'Neill and Mr.. Goldsmith likewise de-
cline. The reconstructed ticket, therefore,
is not a whit better than it was on Tres
day, when it was abused and condemned by
every intelligent man in the Radical ranks
The new ticket is no purer or stronger
than the old. Both are tarred with the
same brush and made Of the same rotten
material. Neither the first nor the last de-
serves the support OF any person who has
at heart the interests Of the city.
We ask any candid citizen, whatever his
politics, to compare the two tickets. The
Citizens ticket represents all classes and all
shades of moderate political opinion. 1t
represents the blacks and the whites, the
mechanic, the laborer and the merchant,
the adopted citizen and the native Charles
tonian. There is not uponit one man whom
the whole comm Unity cannot trust. The
Radical ticket, on the other hand, has upon it
but one man who represents, in theleast, the
stability and property of the city. It is q
class ticket, made up by corrupt politicians
for purposes OF personal gain.
I We ask the one or two respectable candi-
datesupon the Riff-Raff ticket, whether they
have any hope Of influencing the large ma
jority who only know decency by name? Do
they not understand that they will be out
voted upon all occasions? Can they not see
that If elected, they will, whatever their per-
sonal innocence, share the disgrace and
ruin which the new Council will bring upon
.the city? AS honest citizens they cannot
become members OF the Contract Ring. Yet
upon their shoulders, in the public mind,
will rest the blame and reproach.
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Two Platnr9uestions.

The Republican has prated dealat times
about it's desire to get good and respecta-
BILE government for Charleston. NoW.we
have two plain questions to put to it: Does
it honestly believe that the Radical ticket,
shorn,, as it is, OF the redeeming names Of
.O'Neill, Enston, Cameron and Goldsmith, is
composed OF men fitted by experience, intel
,ligence, business tact, or recognized integ-
rity to grapple With and solve the difieultie es
which environ our city government?
Can it deny that the Citizens ticket is
ccmposed, in great measure, Of men pecu-
liarly gifted with these very qualifications
We pause for reply. ..,-
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How the Peoples Money Goes.

The watering of the shell road is "a very
fair sample Of the kind Of economy indulged
in by our present city government. For this
indispensable operation, indfferently well
performed, Inspector jerks, the son-in law
Of our Massachusetts, Mayor, draws from the
city treasury the modest sum Of sreloe dol
lars a dag.
Suppose this little job to be given out by
contract to the highest bidder. Does any
body believe it would cost the city anything
like that figure? Men would be glad to do
the work for less than half the money!
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A Pretty 1Ieutenant-Governor.

.Ransier was heard to sayon Saturday eve
ming that the Radical ticket should be elect
ed, if be bimself had to bring over five hun
dred island negroes to vote it in. -.
Men of Charleston, we tell you If Pillsbury
should be reelected by foul. work like this,
the fault will be your own! Be on hand at
your registration precinct the whole Of to-
day and tomorrow. The battle is to be
won there. There is plenty of work for
every good citizen. Satisfy yourselves that
every applicant for registration is what he
swears himself to be. Be vigilant, be pa
tient, be untiring,! To win will be worth
all your pains.
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TERMS OF TILE NEWS.

rm DAILY NEWS, by man one year, .$s; sig
months 81; three months $26o. Servedsin tae
city at EIGHTEEN CENTS aweek, pay able totne car
riers, or So year, paid IN advance at tneonce..
TIE sTaI.wzEkLY NEWS, pnbnshea on Tuesdays
thursdays and Saturdays, one year 81; Blk
months 81.
FHs WEEKLY NEWS, one year 81. Six copies
10. Ten copies, to one address, sl6'
SunsuRrPT1oNs In all cases payable IN advance,
and no paper conunuea AFTER the expiration OF
the time paid fer.
Address RIoRDAN, DAWSON & CO..
No. l4s East Bay, Charleston, Sc.
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@- THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
OF Mr. and Mrs. W. j.. Clark and
family are fespectrups tnyired toattend tne Fune.
ral services OF their youngesS son, ARTHUR S.
CLARK, THIS AFTERNOON, at O'Clock, at their
residence, No. 90 Calhoun street, without further
Invitation. julyal*
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genuity OF a Philadelphia lawyer. HSmay,
indeed, be hinted that an Organ Of ierty-
lawyer power could not prevent that ticket
from being q miserable abortion. Asbilk
purse can't be made Out of asows ear 8
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Marrie6.

WALKER-KEITT.-On the 25th instant, at the
residence Of the BRIDES father, by the Rev. O. O.
Pinckney, Pastor OF Grace Church, GEORGE
RIVERS WALKsR to ANNIE ISABEL, daughter OF
Captain g. D. Keitt, late O. S. a. All OF this city.
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: THOUSANDS OF CITIZENS ARE STILL uNREG
IsTERED. ARE YOU ONE OF THE NUMBER
THEN, REGISTER TO-DAY.
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funeral .Notlres.

~ THE RELATIVES AND FRIENDS
Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gourdin Young are invited
to attend the Funeral Services OF their child,
ELLEN GAILLARD YOUNG, ut St. Mlchael's
Church. THIS AFTERNOON, at six O'Clock. july2e
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REGISTER YOURSELF AND REMIND YOUR
NE1GHBoR TO DO HIS DUTY.
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Persons leaving the city during the
summer season can have THE DAILY
NEWS mailed to their address at One
Dollar&Der month, payable In advance.
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TURN OUT EARLY THIS MORNING AND REGIS
TER IN GOOD TINE.
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WbituarD.

KORBER.-Departed this life. at her residence
in Walhalla 8. O., July 26th, 1871, Mrs. A. NJ. KoR
BER, widow Of the late G. q. Korber aged 5S years
9months and 90 days.
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You HAVE NO TINE TO SPARE. REGISTER,
OR YoU CANNOT VOTE.
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ITO RENT, THE STORE AND DWELLING
i southeast corner OF Anson and Society
Streets lately occupied by Mr. 8. d. WILSON as
Grocery. Apply at No. 237 King street.
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UNLESS YOU REGISTER YOU CANNOT VOTE.
REGISTER TO-DAY.
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Tbe GbafleStn1t 9em5,

MONDAY, JULY 81, 1871.
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BOARDING. A FEW GENTLEMEN
ID can be accomm odated with good board
and pleasant rooms, on moderate terms. by ap-
plying at No. i2 wentworth street. DAY BOARD
ING also furnished. mayl6
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Do NOT pRoGRAsTINATE. REGISTER TO
DAT,
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9mnsemcnts.

MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
OF TEE ,'f..St
GERMAN FIRE COMP ANY
will take place On MONDAY, July s1st, 1871.
Steamer St. Helena will leave Market Wharf, at
half.past O'Clock. The old Theatre Band Is en-.
gagged for the occasion. Refreshments free. For
tickets, apply to Committee.
J. H. 0sTENDoRFF, JNo. KEHLENBA0H,
J. Il. WIGGER, OTTO SCHROEDER,
july29 E. F. STENCKEN, Chairman.
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TO Rcnt.

ITO RENT, IN THE GROWING TOWN
Of LewisvllIe 8 c. ION th the South Carolina
with q good yard. Store 20 by 60 feet. Ternis
reasonable. Address D. MclvER, ST. Matthew's,
8. @. julyS1-l
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GERVANT WANTED, A GOOD COOK OF
y unexceptonable character and good refer.
ences. Apply, between 10 and 12 O'Clock, at No.
12l Coming street, opposite St Paurs Church.
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IOanis.

UTANTED, TWO WHEELWRIGHTS,
w white or coloted. Apply in Pinckqey
street, opposite Church. july3l-2r
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Boarbinq.
DOARD IN NEW YORK.

Person wishing genteel BOARD in the City OF
New York for the Summer months, In House
patronlzed by Southern families will find 1t 10
their taste and advantage to call on the subscrib-
er at No. North Washington Square, before
making other engagements. MRS. WHYEE.
julyi-1mo
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A INACTIVE YOUNG MAN. (sCOTCH)
n. wants situation; Is acquainted with Dry
Goods and Groceries; Is a eool Accountant, and
willing to make himself generally useful. Can
give hrst-class references. Address Yerltas once
OF TIE NEWS. r1aylS
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UTANTED; A WOMAN TO COOK AND
w WASH for family OF three persons, and
Girl to mind child aud assist In the house.
Apply, with references, TO No. SO Rutedge street,
above Bull, between 4 and o'c,o:k, this after.
noon, July31-1A
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ITO RENT, FOUR ROOMS, AT No. II
l. Doughty street Apply within. tun2S
ITO RENT, THE STORE AND UPPER
i part Of the House, No. 2ol King street. from
the first Of September. The upper part Ia In com.
plete order for residence, and the store is con-
veniently arranged with shelves, counters and
gas fixtures. Apply at No. Bull street, or No.
.lI3 East Bay, corner o!.Unity Alley.
july27-thm2
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WTANTED, AN HoNEsH SMART SER
w WANT, white or black. Apply at. ARCH.
ERS BAZ AR, No. 363 King street. july3
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YOUNG LADY WISHES THE SIT
n UATION OF Governess. Will teach English
and the rudiments Of Music. Address I'D, ~ DAILY
NEWS oilice )unl0
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WANTED TO I,s PURCHASE, FoR ,R CASE LASH
situated either In the centre of the city or near
the lines OF the City Railway. Address x. Y. u,
at this office, stating terms, location, &c.
f1ly3
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iUTANTED, BYA THOROUGHLY COM
wv PETENT, steady and trustworthy colored
man, situation, either as coachmap, groom or
porter. Has had experience and can furnish the
very best recommendations. "A note addressed to
.CoachmanD at the ofice Of The NKws, will
secure prompt attention. '1uly28
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NJANTED, 8 SMALL COLoRED GIRL
w TO do homework and make herself gene
rally useful. Recommendations required. Apply
at No, Calhoun street. )ulyll
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NTANTED, GENTLEMEN TO SAVE
w so per cent, at ARCHER'S BAZAAR.
Dress shirts rs cents to 50 rs, best; undershirts
10 cents to 95 cents, best. july3l-6f
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Bogsn q SONS DIAMOND DsrARKlMaoATAwB1
WINE ~ lt5.szS.. 81. .si.--l o
BinnInger's Old London Dock Gin, Old Tom Gin
Assorted French Fruits, In own Juice, put up u:
= glass stoppered decanterS ...o.y
French Pickles, In fancy jars 49, ~
Yarmouth Yarn ii Bioater Paste, Anchoyy Paste ~
French Mustard, in'glass pots ar.
soueehJs s olives, Capers,a Bordeaux. Olive Ong
Florence olive on, In tasks and Bengal Cnutney.
80 E. e., BEDFORD, f.9;ieEla
Late W. s. Corwtn q 90, :.
tan1I No. 275 King street. :. :.
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UTANTED, A COMPETENT WHITE FE.
w MALE Servant to do general housework.
Applv With good reference at the southwest corr
per Meeting and Market streets. july31-2
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A NEAT HOUSE WANTED, BY A DE-
II SIRABLE tenant, who would take three
or i've years' lease at q moderate rent. Must be
In western part OF the city or near the Battery.
Address, with full particulars, BETA, onlce OF
THE NHWS, )unl5
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'VYTANTED TO PURCHASE FOR CASH,
w asmall House In the centre or western
part of the city. Address Q. A., NEWS ONCE.
julyQS-bS
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VTTANTED PURCHASERS OF TICKETS
w 10 the Land and Immigration Association
of Messrs. BUTLER, CHADWICK, GARY & co.
Tickets now ready. viii be glad to see my friends
at the ONCE OF Mr.. C. CLACIUS, corner East Bay
and Central Wharf, EBEN COFFIN, Suo.Agent..
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VTANTED, BY A YOUNG MAN.. A
w native Of Florida, a situation as salesman
or clerk In house in Charleston. ue iswell and
iavorabiy known throughout East Florida, and
ran furnish satisfactory testimonials as to char.
acter. and qualifications. Address ]. s. j., NEWS
oiilce julyl