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Exit Scott.

Our special correspondent informs US that
it is reported in Radical circles, at the State
capital, that Governor Scott is preparing to
fee from his "beloved State" 1t will, in
deed, be happy day when South Carolina
goes Scott-free! And, perhaps, his Excel
lency might have, in week or two, as
much difficulty in obtaining bondsmen as ls
experienced BY the contrite Connolly. Just
at this time Ohio may be safer place than
the Palmetto State, and the Continent,
where Garvey turks, would be better still.
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ex.Emperor's estate have been nearly or quite
all sold, the attention of the acquisiiive public
at Paris Is devoted to The sale o. lie Imperial
wires, which Is now iu progress at the Louvre.
The great quantity takes the public by sur
prise, for it was announced that what with the
Prusslan occupation, the siege Of Paris and the
Commune, the Imperial cellars had been pref
ty well cleared out. On the contrary, the
catalogue mentions one thousand bottles and
ifty-seven casks. Included In the list are up
ward of twelve thousand bottles OF rare
claret called Montross, ten thousand ootIles
of Chateau Leoville of 1858, two thousand OF
Branc Mouton, and nine thousand OF Chateau
Iafitte of the same year, which connoisseurs
esteem highly; besides this, there are aoout
s,x hundred bottles of Chateau Yquem OF ls47,
which will be eagerly sought. The STOCK OF
Burpundy is far less abundant; Of the highest
marks. such as Chambertin, Romance and Clos
youreot, there are only a few hundred bottles
There are scarcely more than one thousand
bottles of champagne. The collection OF Rnlne
wine Is extremely meagre, with the exception
of Johannisberger. Ofthis rare vintage there
are advertised FIVE hundred bottles fiom the
Tulerles, two hundred aad five from Fon-
tainebleau, and f ty-one from Compeigae. In
addition to all this, there are fne old ports
and sherries, with goody quantity of brandy
and a very little absinthe-enough IN the
aggregate to stupefy one with establishment
and make ones mouth water.
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Grant ON Amnesty.

President Grant, In his message to Con-
gress, after volunteering to PREJUDICE the
cases of the sc. called Ku-Klux prise r',rs who
are now on trial, seems suddenly to relent,
and suggests a general removal OF disabilities
under the Fourteenth amendment, as a sure
way Of making everybody happy. How this
plan would work in the other Southern
States we will not undertake to say; but in
South Carolina, at least, there is, even at
this time, no lack OF honest and capable
men who are already eligible, under all the
amendments, to public Office. The difficulty
with us is, that we cannot possibly elect
them. The mighty majority of intelligent
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The Proof in q Nutshell. -

The demand OF the taxpaying public for
a thorough overhauling OF the official fiscal
transactions OF the State Ring is founded
upon the official statements OF those Wor-
Aies, and not upon suppositious reports OF
hostile committees or the sensational arti-
Giles OF the opposition press. 1t is not neces-
sary to make display OF figuring, or to
found ingenious conclusions upon hypothet-
ical statements OF bonds printed and bonds
destroyed. Without going beyond the pub
lished and formal declarations OF the Ring,
we have sufficient justification Of what is
said against them. The story is summed
up in three lines:
Total debt of the State, ac- -
coriing to Comptroller Nea-
gle's report, October 81, lS7O.s 7,665,sOs 90
Total debt of the State, ac-
cording to Governor Scott's
report, September 20, 1871. 5 $685. 90
Total debt of the State, ac-
cording to Treasurer Par
ker's report, November,
In addition 10 the sll, 994, ,9OS reported by
Treasurer Parker, there is a debt oil So
773, 900 in bonds which are held by the
Financial Agent as security for loans, making
the total debt S15, 767, ,90S in November
1871, against 81, ,665, sOS in November, 1870.
During the year ending November, 1871, no
law was enacted by the Legislature author
izing the contraction OF new debt. We
have, therefore, an increase Of SO, 1O2, 600
in twelve months, without the authority
of law. These figures, we repeat, are taken
from the official reports. They are not
guess-work.
We contend that the enormous increase
of public debt, admitted by Messts. Scott
Neagle & Parker to. have taken place, is
prin,a tacie proof of fraud, and warrants
instant proceedings against the persons we
have named II they are innocent, and, in
some mysterious way, have not surpassed
their authority, the sooner it is known the
better it will be for them and for the public.
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The Combat Deepens.


I'VE have reason to believe that movements
now afoot, whose nature cannot, ut present,
be made public, will lead to the shattering
of the Columbia Ring, and may send its
guilty leaders to keep company with the
Tweeds and ConnoIys of New York.
There has been, on the part Of the tax
payers, abundant feeling, but very little
practical action. Every other man has a
plan of his own, by which fraudulent debt
may be shaken off and the iniquities OF our
rulers be fully exposed. The newspapers
have dished up debt statements, with sauce
and without, until the public have sickened
of figures, and plead for something fresh
and new. There, was danger, indeed, that
the agitation against the Ring would SO SIM
mer down, that the culprits might put on
bold face and laugh at the opposition.
What the people required, as We have shown
from the beginning, was compact body Of
able gentlemen who would examine the
different plans Of action, choose the best
and, as representatives OF the taxpayers,
carry on the fight. To them information
could be given which cannot properly be
printed in the columns Of q newspaper.
They could consider such suggestions as
the skill and experience Of distant co-labor-
ers might enable them to make. In fine,
they would be the head and centre OF the
movement; o body from which the public
might expect the work which, in New
York, was dope by the famous Committee OF
Seventy. 1t is plain that the task would be
on unthankful one. Only an exalted sense
of public duty could lead any set OF private
gentlemen to undertake 1t. We did believe,
however, that there we're citizens OF South
Carolina who WI Id come to the front and
shoulder the pubic burden. And the event
proves, we think, that we were not mis-
taken. We have every reason to believe
that, through the agency OF tie Executive
Committee OF the Taxpayers Convention
the people may count on obtaining such
council OF war as they both needed and de-
sired The prospect for snaashingthe Ring
Is te.ter and brighter than at any time
since tie pork of digging out The truth
began.
We are confident that the public will give
to whatever committee may be appoint
ed their full confidence and united support.
A set OF officials who are entrenched in the
State Capitol caunot in an instant, be
whipped, dsgraced and driven forth, with
the brand upon their foreheads. The struggle
will be hard and long, but when break is
once made in the enemy's line, the result OF
the contest will not stand in doubt. We
undertake to say thu, uhen the Ring are
attacked IN earnest, proofs Of their ras-
oalay wM pour in aoith rapidly aohich
eoM not leaue tie offenders ghost OF a
chance TO escape.
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Charleston County.

The presentment OF the Grand Jury in re-
latlon 10 the fiscal condition OF Charleston
County fairly takes ones breath away. A
sufficient tax had, it was thought, been
levied, and, nevertheless, there are outstand-
ing claims against the county amounting to
one hundred and forty. five thousand dollars.
It seems to US that the financial affairs OF
Charleston County need investigating quite
as badly, in their degree, as those OF the
State.
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WE give up much Of our space to-day to
copious extracts from the elaborate ar
gument OF the Hon. Henry Stanberry in
support of his motion, before the United
States Court, to quash the so called Ku-Klux
indictments. A full and oer6atima report
OF the argument, from which our extracts
are taken, appears in the Columbia Union.
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sable citizens in this State have been 30
thoroughly drilled 10 party tactics, by the
handful of white rascals to whom President
Grant has handed over the control OF our
State Government, that there is but scant
hope OF change for the better, as far as
the ballot box is concerned. That's what's
tho rnaftor
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Cigars, Gobarrn, &f.
nON,T .REA D T d 5!
Selling oil, on account Of closing business,
CIGARS, PIPES, TOBACCO, DC.
rnelsroest and best selected stock in the city at
cost, BY !. Loheszr,
Corner wentworth and King streets.
dec6-lm0
Giaars, Gobarro, @f.

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'aHdOdH0S NIT1Ik
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psusduoooB smlQ o. pepus11e sIsp!o us '1sI
.sp auoQsIA .6uHlu 70 EIIosI 5uIA1 pusu 40
6aus4suoo Jda4 ST Beaulsnq 70 euH sIu ui seIoIils
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loI slqs,Ius .nok eslIdIns o. ssol1d - Ites uso
eIoJeIsU .Elslosds sddId kavHosHdgH
'LXIaIS 4lzIooS -g
10 Hlnos $1,000 zzHHL 'Lzzals esuN ors ON
'asnOH
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miscellaneous.
~ INNING SEA ISLAND COTTON.

We have two Engines and eight Mccarthy Gins
running, thereby being able to gin. pack and
mote eighty or ninety bags per week, and guar.
antee to PIT up the SAM IL No. good order, and
deliver tht same TO any factor in Charleston at
FIvE CENTS PER POUND, furnishing the best
OF Bagging.
We viii receive Cotton at our wharf, No. II
South Bay, and at our landing, James Island,
without any further charges.
GEO. FRED. HABENICRT.
poyll ERNST 4. UAbENlGHT.
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GDpartmersb,ps ano DissoIntisns.

H1HE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
CHARLESTON C0UNTY.-CeItt1cate OF Linn.
tied Partnership between BUCKLEY T. BENTON,
S ne 9y 81 sise S1 New
ty Of Tollsnd, State OF Connecticut, and EYER7
E. BEDFORD, Of the City Of Charleston, state
aforesaid.
This certificate hereby wltnesseth that the un.
dersignei have by virtue OF an act OF the General
Assembly Of the State Aforesaid, entitled IAN Act
to authorize the formation OF Limited Partner.
Ships" passed In the year OF our Lord, one thou.
sand eight hundred and thtrty.seven, and an
other Act entitled IAN Act to extend the dura.
tion OF an "Act authorizing the formation OF Linn
tied Partnerships passed IN the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty Six
and another Act extending the same until repeal.
I'd, passed December 20tn. 1865, formed Llmlteo
Partnership as folews:
First. The name or firm under which such
partnership shall be conducted is EVERT E.
BEDFORD. e
Second. The general nature OF the business in
tended to be transacted ls that OF the Grocery Bu
siness both retail and wholesale, IN the said City
THIRD. BUCKLEY 7. BENTON, q, Of tns e, CITY M ,, Ct
Brooklyn, State Of New York. and CHARLES UN.
DEaWOOD. Of the Town ana County OF Tolland.
state o. Connecticut. are the Special Partners,
and EVERT E. BEDFORD, OF the City Of Charles
tor State afSresaid ts the General pa,tnsI
IS70oo) and CHARLES UNDERWOOD, the other
Special Partner, has contributed aIs0 seven tnou.
sand dollars ($700o) TO the common stock Of the
Filth. The said Partnership commences on the
first day OF November, eighteen hundred and
seventy one, and Will terminate on the nrst az
OF November, eighteen hundred and seventy-nve.
Dated this 2sth day OF October, A. D., 1871.
(Signed) B. T. BENTON. IL. 81
CHARLES UNDERWOOD, Il. g.
EVERT E. BEDFORD. Il 81
Witnesses:
Csigned) 9. ". RoDHRIcK.
THOMAS E. PRARskLL- noVS-8
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GhnraIlongl.

NFJSS DELLA TORRE, HAVING RE-
M TURNED 10 the City, will resume her LIS
Sons In French. Italian, Drawing and PainilDg'
either at the Schools or In Private Glasses Mlnla'
lures on Porcelain or Ivory promptly executed.
For terms, app y at No. Aikens Row.
decI-mWf3
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Bnsiness Qar1s.
WE LIVE AND LEARN, DYE AM
w FORGET ALL

THE SOUTHERN DYE HOUSE,
NO. a59 KING STREET,
DYES and Cleans, by means Of steam, Gentle.
mems, Ladies', and children's Clothes. Fine
Laces and Lace Curtains cleaned and done
M with the Soft or Manufscturers' Finish; Lace
aue Grape shawls and Kid Gloves Cleaned and
Dyed.
n Goods received and returned by Express.
ipn22-1yr L BILLER, Proprietor.
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BIG BOOT SHOE STORE, KING STREET,
has formed Copartnership with Mr.. DAVID
8. CUTTING, In the BOOT, SHOE AND TRUNK
BUSINESS, a. No. 245 King street. Having had
many years. experience In the trade, he respect
fully solicits the patronage Of his friends and OF
the public. Every EFFORT will be made, as former.
ly. 10 please those who may favor him with 8
call, assuring them that articles offered at this
Store will be sold as lew as by any Shoe House in
this city, and the quality Of the goods guaranteed
No. 245 KING STREET,
dec1.fmw3 Opposite "Waverly House.n
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NFESDAMES GIRARD AND ALEXAN-
M DER have resumed the Exercises OF their
uAi SCHOOL, at No. S8 Bull street:
Mis-. ALEXANDER viii open her DANCING
ACADEMY on 4th December. Afternoon ana
Night Classes, for The present, Will be formed at
Ner residence as above, wnere applications Tor
terms, &c. may be made. S.irees every fortnight.
pov27.,mwf3~
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MISS WINSTON WILL REOPEN HER
M SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND
CHIL LnREN, at the northw. ct corner OF Society
and Meeting streets, on THURSDAY, december Z.
Applications may be made 10 MISS WINSTON, at
10. I Meeting street, from 10 O'Clock daily,
until Thursday, or by lettsr addressed TO Key
Box No. 81, Post office. uec@-S
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$4,000 worth OF FRENCH CHINA GOODS, at 10 per
cent above cost {.
$25oo worth Of Granitewsre, alto per cent above
cost t,,.zt -, -. ts-,s.-
large assortment OF Small Toys, at 10
per cent. above cost
$1,000 worth OF House.Furnishing Goods includ.
ing numberless small articlesEat 10 per
cent above cost
25 packages Glassware, at 10 per cent. above
cost. &
The above Goods cannot be obtained at the
same prices at any Store In the city, SO it m
cumbent upon all who consider their own inter-
eats to give my Stores trial ,,,,,u
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To the Defendant, EDWARD L. DEANE: Take
notice, that the summons In this action. OF which
the foregoing is COPY, was filed In the once OF
land County, at Columbia, In The County OF Rich
land, State OF South Carolina aforesaid, on the
goth day OF November, In the year 1871.
November 20, 1871.
MONTEITH & BAUSKETT,
nov22.w6 Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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Boots an6 Shoes.

Doors, SHOES AND TRUNKS.
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TlHE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Il COUNTY OF RlCHLAND--Court OF Common
PIeas.--PHINEAS F. FRAZEE, as Sheriff Il Rich.
land County, Plaintiff, against EDWARD L.
DEANE snd ROBERT Z. SCOTT, Defendants
Copy summons for rreiief.-[C0mplaint served.
are hereby summoned and required to answer
the complaint in this action, OF which copy is
herewith served upon you. aud to serve copy Of
your answer to the said complaint on the cub
scribers, at Columbia, within twenty days aft
the service hereof, exclusive Of the day Of such
service; and II you fail to answer the complaint
within the time Aforesaid, the plaintiff In this
action will apply to the Court for the relief de-.
manded In the complaint.
Dated November 18, 1871.
MONTElTH 4 BAUSKETT,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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Dants.

WTANTED, A SITUATION AS COOK
w or chambermaid by white woman; can
also attend TO cows Apply corner state and
-Oneen streets. - dec6-lt
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UTANTED, BOARD IN A PRIVATE
w family. by single gentleman; reference
given and expected. Address F. 8. @. NEWS ONCE.
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PHILIP A. CHASE.
for fifteen years q Clerk OF Messrs. T. N. Bris-
toll j. Co.,
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NTANTED, THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
w that Pure Crystallized '.h0REH0UND
CANDY" isio be had at COHES'S Medical Depot,
1855 Meeting street, under the Pavilion Hotel.
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WTANTED, MERCHANTS AND OTHERS
w to know they can have their books writ.
ten up and balanced; also, accounts drawn on
speedily and at moderate lates. Ad.
dress Postofflce * No. 1873. -dec6-wsm6f
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JKTANTED,a A SMART SERVANT TO
w Cook and Wash. Must come well recon-
mended. Apply az ARCHER'S BAZAAR, No: 1853
King street, dec6-l~ ]
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UTANTED, A COMPETENT BUGGY
w BOY. Apply at TIE NEWS ofice.
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IKTANTED, A COMPETENT HOUSE
w Servant, also good Chambermaid (col-
ored.) Apply at northwest corner Vanderhorst
and Thomas streets. dec6-l'
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yXTANfED, A. PLAIN COOK FOR A
w small family. Testimonials Of character
and efficiency required. Apply at northwest
corner oil Rutledge and Montague streets.
dec8-1*
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.s BY Wellington Goddln,
huctiopser and Real Estate 4 gent,
Corner Eleventh and Bank str ELS.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
SEsTaTE. on BacAD and TWENTY
OF THIaTIETH BETW ZEN ii AN Y
sTRRRTS.--By virtue OF decree Of the Rich
mond Chincery Court pronounced on the b No
yember, 1871, In the case Of the Union Esnk OF
Richnoud sg4inst; Haliock We, the undersigned,
special com missicncrS thereby appointed, Will
sell a. auction; sr the premises In Inc ord.r sd-
vertised, on THURtDAY the $50 or November,
1871, at O'Clock z. b., tSfa.r, II not. th- mex:
Fir dav the reafter, the following valuable REAL
ESTATE viz:
ri hat desir. bic LOT at the south~ est corner OF
Broad a. F~enty-drst streets, opposite the Ii Ak
nthcent new school, house, fronting u feet, Iua-
ming baes leo feet
tier which, say At half pss.s O'Clock p. NJ, the
LOT n the wesz line of 1hir .ie,h between II Ard
streets, fronting s23 feet rlnrtne back 100 feet
having thereon tcres sn sli franz d tenement.
TERMs: Enough In sh 30 defeay EXPENSES or
SAFE, sac ami cos OF suit balance st one, Two ana
s.tsfs ctor1ly endorsed, Ard title retained TIL al
or the purchase money 10 paid and = conveyance
ordeIea By he c9ur.-
!. .t'' CHARLES II. WILLIAMS,
EDWARD Y. CANHU@,
no - - Commissioners
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A nice young girl at Green Bay, "iscon-
srn wa. being courted BY nice young man
He was generously inclined. and made mel
presents OF hair oil, which be purchased
rom the store Of the father Of bis adored
stIsr giving her some twenty bottles Of
the oles gloous fluid he discovered be "a'
working u circle-as fast as he presented
them she returned them to the store. tnus
ouufu!iy making trade for her father. NC
cards.
An Illinois burglar slid down a chimney
toV.t MO store, but as the Fireplace had
bsin wu'l d up be cid not get out until
the ocgppsuts helped him.
40 cnterpris,ng Detroit man Is taking or
Der. l. The delivery of buckwheat cakes to
families tor breakfast. The cakes are TO be
furpl.acd cheaper than they can be manu-
J4olured ut home.
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BY. Lyme 8 Brother,
Auct.oneers : I'd Real Estate Agents,
No, L. Main street.

EXECUTORS AND ADMINIsTRA-
- TDs's Sale OF VALUABLE FARM.
ha0WE-AS MEADOW co eTAGE, MILL
sdTE; WITH No wATEs snWEe, STOCK,
pkOVENUER, FAhNIS6 IMpLRMEkTS SO.
THE LATE RkSInENCE OF Johs- MOILhY,
a aEa Ca RLIoN's STORE, la kiNa AND
QUEEN COUNTY. FOR aALE AT AUCTION.
snail. as executor and administrator. proceed %
sei. NJ public suction, o. the premises, on TUSs.
pax, 2ssh oyember. 1871 at tie hour OF IL clock
Ne. that valuable tarm loca,ed as above described,
caotatetIg TIRES HUNDRED AND EiGHTH-
SEVEN aCEEs, the greater portion OF which Is
cleared and OF which there are about seyenss. ave
acres Cf rich creek low groupds.
The Improvements cons Is. OF . Two. story framed
eonse: containing fSc rooms; barns, stable, quar-
The ni'f tract comprises some seventy. q 70 acres
OF hsavy wooded land sud there Is NO better ana
10 tpe couhty. be nK In good anc ckly-setsled
ne hs,snh2sacod ard prior 20 the AZ. before being
ouras Ola nnst excellent business, Rytudtrg
con- ana wheat and saving lurn Der, -
Ine stock come OF witch are very fae, consist
OF horses, Mules, Cows, &c. Tue fsIiniag imple-
that class. - -
.TsRMs win be exceedingly liberal, and made
Enowu xs The time OF sale. II, n, SMITH,
Executor amt Administrator OF Ell Aues. ce-
eSaseG. noe
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