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TIKI Columbia Union hopes that no propo'
sition 80 ridiculous as that to confer upon the
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives, and
the President'of,theS Senate. power to call ex,
ira sessions Of the. General Assembly when,
ever, in their judgment,it shall be deemed
necessary, will receive serious attention. Il
says: s.Wbiie wehave q Governor ofthe State,
sqet such duties as pertain. to his office be
discharged by him.. 1t viii be lime enough
sto center this extraordinary power upon
sthe two officers named, whenwe shall have
s.abolished the. Office Of the Executive" =.
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The Georgetown Times brings to light
aa curious coincidence" Aecordingto the
State census, taken eighteen months ago,
thetceunty had 1881 white males, 1900 white
females. .6966 colored males and n742S col:
ored females-totaf1 16, 1913. Singular to say
the United States census, taken a gear later,
shows Exactly the same numbers all the
way through. There seems to be a very
bic cat in this meal-tub! 'r.,s... -
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jan14-3

A NNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
. n HOLDERS or THE SOUTH GAR0faMA EN-
RAILROAD COMPANY, AND OF THE -SosTA:
WESTERN RAILROAD BANK. The Annual
Meeting of the Stockholders Of the above instftn-
tions VIII be held in the City.,of ChariestoG on
the second TUESDAY In February next, the laln
OF the month. Place Of meettng55Hall OF the
Southwestern Railroad Bank on, Broad street.
Hour of conyenlng-11 O'Clock A. A.
On the day following WEDNESDAY me Yl5th'
there will be an election held at the same place,
between the hours OF a. NJ and p. m.. Tor nl.
teen Directors OF the Railroad Company. and
thirteen Directors OF the Bunk. A Committee to
verify Proxies will atteld. u--..
ed at the Special meeting in May last, WIN come
up for action at this: Article list, Section ,th,
shall be, "Any number OF Stockholders, not less
than ten, representing I've thousand snares snali
be necessary to require stock e.on any qaes-
tion."
stockholders will be parsed as usual over the
Road to and from the Meeting, free OF charge IN
accordance with the resolution or tne G9nyenefon
OF 1854 ]. X. EMERY,
jano,mw7wfm6 ,iNt ~ 4 ~ Secretary.
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nTHEsn prosecutions for improper conduct
at the late elections will do good. A mana
ger OF :electfo1s. for rneglectlng his duty,
goes to jail for six months; another mana
get, for the same offence, goes to jail for
nine months. What, however, has'become
of the army Of minors who voted Illegally !! -
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IN. chsrseston ssna.tor.n,p.

The. Attorney General has delivered an
opinion upon the late senatorial election in
Charleston County. Mr., Chamberlain is Of
opinion that as Mishaw, who received the
highest, number Of votes died on the day
previous to the election shis; election is un-
voidably votd Mr. Chamberlain, then con-
siders the qaeetion whether the whole cleo
tion is void, or whether Mr. Edwin Bates,
who received the next highest number Of
votes, ia entitled to be declared elected.
The English authorities lead, MIR. Chamber
lain to the conclusion that Mr.. rBates lacks
an element essential to maintain his claim
to be declared elected, viz: knowledge or
notice or the part of the electors Of the
death OF Mishaw. Gushing, the great Amer
fcan authority, says that, in all 'c'sses where
there is emo actual or presumed knowledge
.of the dlsabilt y Of the person voted for, the
whole proceeding is ".merely void" MIR.
Chamberlain, therefore, declares that Mr..
Bates is not entitled-to seat in the Senate.
The Senate Committee on Privileges and
Elections are expected to report in conform
.ity with Mr.. Chamberlain's' opinion, and
thea the wire-pulling OF the Radical sspi-
rants to the vacant chair will actively begin.
1t is a good opportunity for an active. young
politician, as the Radical nomination is tan.
tamount to an election. There are several
candidates In the field, and wesuppose that,
as usual in such cases, the worst OF the
bunch will be chosen -
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Ganrp e5oobs, Sc.
MAsQUERA DE SUITS,
REPRESENTING BEARS. MONKEYS, FROGS,
CLOWNS, CHINESE, TURKS, PRINCES, sc. =.

Ibeg to inform Masqueraders that have just
received large consignment OF the above men
toned GOODS, hut as they can be offered for sale
for only few days, parties interested Will please
call at once and make their selections.
FANCY COSTUMES, Black and Colored Domino
Suits for hire at reasonable rates.
Ihare also opened q completes assortment OF
MASKS, wigs, ,whIskers, Moussachoes, aoid ana
Silver Lace Card, stars, spanglesi Gold and Silver
Cloth, Diamond Dust, &C., &c.
.,i.'.s 2. F0N- -SANTEN,
No. 2es King, next door to Academy Of hustc::
s,1s
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T>OR RENT OR SALE, A BEAUTIFUL
ESTATE In Orangebnrg District, situated
on Lyons Creek, three and half miles froM the
south Carolina Railroad. The! tract contains
corn, wheat, root crops and clover.
splendid range for cattle; sunny htllsates for
vineyards, and low lands for Meadow Lyons
Greek, q large never-faing stream runs through
the estate, and furnishes one-ol the nnest water
powers In the StSte.
4 most valuable iron ore has been discovered
recently on the place.
The estate has on It all the necessary farm
buildings, negro houses, .b8rns, stables, gin
houses and small dwelling. It has ocen In con
slant cultivation since the war, and the splendid
growing crop would give entire satisfaction.
1t Is offered for rent or safe, on reasonable
terms.
Address Mfs. l. m. kE.TT,
Society Hill, Darlington District, s. q.
Or R. NJ MARSHALL& BR0.isNo. So Broad
street. auG9
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ALL, BLACK CO.,
SILVER, JEwELRY AND FANCY GOODS.


YUENNENT & HUME, CONvEYANCERS
Il OF REAL ESTATE.-The undersigned have
this day formed Special Partnership as CON.
YEYANCERS OF REAL PROPERTY, and Will
furnish thorough abstracts to all titles they pass
under guarantee. .....-.=
Each member OF the firm will conduct the other
branches of his business separately. as hereto
fora: WIN. TENNENT,
Attorney and Solicitor.
WM. HUME
: jan2 mwflmo Land Surveyor
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G6nratonaI.

E&NGLdSH AND GERMAN SCHOOL; No.
Ia s2 WENTWORTH STREET.--The exercised Of
thlslnstitution embrace oil the branches necessary
for q good English and Commercial education;
The hours from 70 s O'Clock Pm. are devoted
to German lessons, viz: .Grsmmar, Speaking,
writing and Reading. Lessons In Drawing and
Moulding every Saturday morning. Tho Might
School from to 9 O'Clock, for exercises ol Arith-
metlc, Recalling, Spelling and Writing, and orna-
menta; and Mechanical Drawing for adults,
The Academy Is under my special suPerlnten-
dence With the assistance OF NJ. ]. MCDONALD,
Miss ]. q. ANGEL, Miss LEONHARDF, MISS ].
Vocal Music by Professor F. BERCKaAN:
G. a. BERGMAN,
aurs Principal.
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The Georgetown Times defends the lien
law as wise and necessary, and says that,
'iron, the planting standpoint, nothing could
be more disastrous than the repeal Of the
law, as now proposed.
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Cost d:,ln founa.

pROeCH' :LosT.-LOsT, ON FRIDAY
II afternoon, S13sh on wentworth street. be-
tween King and Coming streets. chhd's CokAL
BROOCH: The buder will be Aoerahy rewalaeo q
= OsT. A SMALL BLACK AND TAN
III Terrier Slut The finder Will be suitably re-
warded By leaving the same ct No. SO Broad ST.
janIsa -----
ctTRAYED. OR STOLEN FROM OFFICE
y. OF the Southern Express Company, Liver
Corpred and White Pointer PUP, -sh0ut three
months old. A liberahreward viaeoe paid Ior re-
coVery OF same. ~. - yanto
r oST, THIS MORNING, A PACKAGE
IL OF SHIp PAPERS, belonging TO the BARK
Scott. A suitable reward will De paid II LETT ut
this once. D. JENNINGS. No. II Broad street.
tanl1
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Jnsuranle. ;.
m He COTTON ST A T E S
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
AEON. G.E GI A.
Authorized Capital. S2oOo'oOo
Guaranteed Capital. l................:.... So0u,ooe
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
Deposited. With State authorities Of Georgia. :
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, :,
Deposited With State authorities OF South Caro-
lima for Security Of PoIicyh0lders..
OFFICES AT MACON, :GEoRGIA:
WIN. JOHNSTON, President.
WIN. 8. HOLT, vice-Presdent.
GEO. s. OBEAR- Secretary.
G. F. MCCAY, Actuary:
JOHN W. BURKE General Agent.
W. ]. MkGTLL, Superintendent Agencies.
Recommended by the following gentlemen, who
have examined, it's Charter and prospectus:
Col VIM JOHNSTON, President Charlotte, O. Il A.
Gen. WADE HAMPTON, Columbia, s. Q.
COL L. D. CHTLDs. President Carolina National
Bank, Columbia, 8. @.
Col. JAMES g. GIBBNS, Columbla, :: y:
Colonel JAMES q: RION, Winnsboro', 8. O.
General NJ. G. BUTLER, Ehgeield.
General ROBERT TOOMBS, OF Georgia, &C., 90.
~ BURDELL BROS. Agents,
Corner Broad and State streets.
T. L. 0GIER, N. D., Examining Physician.
epr11 mwlyr
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dissolution OF CoPARTNERSHIP.
~ The Copartnershlp heretofore existing
uniler the name OF ]. X. READ i CO., ls this day
dissolved by mutual consent. The liquidation OF
their AFFAIRS Will be conducted by ]. R. READ.
tSigned) !. T. E1A1v READ;
Charleston, January II, 1871. jan2
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ITO RENT, A BRICK. DWELLING No.
oval street, containing six square rooms,
psatrY, dresslng.ruon; gas, 6c, ail In good order
Also, ffne cistern and well OF water. For terms,
apply to WM. q. DAWSON, Real Estate Agent,
No as Broad street. 1anl3-3
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r o: o. FIR. W. GRAND LODGE OF

i. SOUTH HCAROLINA.-Tne Annual Comma
nication OF the r. ". Grand Lodge OF South caro-
sonic Han, on WEDNESDAY, Januaxyls, 1871, COM
mencipg at O'Clock A. N. A general attendance
Of the members Is requested, as business OF lmpor
tance will be traBsaeted.s
By order Of the M ", G. n RRiopr. JAMES,
ian143 Grand Secretary.
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Dc Kftttsa

tu1o. BE RENTED FOB, ONE Oh. TWO
i yelrs.soUTH CHACf1AN PLANTATION,
about a5o acres rice land and large bottles or
cleared and superior high land suitable for cotton
or provisions. 1t has been succesHany culslvated
during the past year and previously !. DIAL :.
TON FORD. No. SO Broad street. lanla-2
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for HGIt.

TOR SALE, ONE SECONDHAND
j. BOILER, 80 inches diameter, % feet long,
in good order, With Front, Crate, Bars, Beams,
&C., complete. Apply to THURSTON q HOLMES,
Adger's North Wharf. nov2l-mtn
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fertilizers.

DURE G-YoP UNI r'.sa, =
CONTAINING 50 PER CENT: OF sorvEIE
-, MATTER I. -.
GROUND AND'PREpARED IN THIS CIrY,; AND
:. ;. WARRANTED FREE FROM = -
= ADULTERATI0N. \ ,tss ~.
The annexed communication from Pfof. 6Rdffes
u. Shepard Jr. OF the purity OF this aYtfeie Is a
Ruassntee OF It's highly valuable enalieescae the
Farmer. being available when mixeI with other
manurea, to the Great advantage OF ANY Kind os
crop: Unequalled as topdrrssng Tor wpeH
rye barley, &C., and the grasses, one peck n
which will show llaible Improvement on an acre
This valuable Manure Is onered for sale as the
low price of sl5 per ton cash, or on time for city
acceptance with interest added, --,:... :.
Put up for shipment In bags OF 200 pounds each.
All orders by mail in accordance with above
terms win be promptly executed c B BY uo,vrs
a. Commission MerchantS4-
Boyce's Wharf, 'Chsrlestan, 8. O..
,tr5,f:
OFFICE OF STATE tNsPE9roR OF FERTuISxRsy, }
L ABoRA AToRY or MEDICAL COLLEGE, QUEEN sr.,{
CHARLESTON, $. c.. November y 1870.
Mr. lohn H. Holmes: ;... ii. !s.S-
,pSIR SlR-The gypsum submitted py you ior
afSafysis IS the most remarkable have ever seen
for its. freedom from impurities Of every kind
containing as it dues but nethfrd OF one per ceat
of InsolubIe matter. Ifitoan besuppiieH OF stufs
liar quality tscannot fstt to prove great boon
Southern agriculture as there ts no crop whicn
It is not beneficial, whether applied alone or ln
conjunction wi.h other mannres. --.jx -
Very respectfully. your Obedtent servant.
tS1pned] CHARLES o. .SHEPPARDA gE,A-U. :
janl1-wfm2 .-..-
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TaRMERs FERFII IzER COMPANY OF

TNARMERS FERFL LIZER COMPANY OF
l. SOUTH CARoElNA.-A- Meeting Of the
Stockholders, for the purpose OF Increasing tne
Capital Stock and amending the hrst sectlon OF
OF Trade TO-MORRow. 18th inatant at O'CLOCK,
p NJ The report OF the committee appointed At
the meeting Of 18th December viii. be considered
ianl6-2 A. a. MAZYCE, Treasurer.
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mkIsttas.

cT. ANDREw'sLoDGE, No 1a,sA F. Il
- The.Regular G6mmuulcatton ofEthfss sLodse
will be held az Masonic Hail. THIS EVENING, AZ
O'Clock. By order W. N.
ianls L. P. SPEISSEGGER, JR., Secretary.
DIBLE SOCIETY OF CHARLESTON:
Charleston viii be held at THE Charleston College
THIS DAY, the 1stn Instant, at O'Clock P. NJ,
when an election of officers will u-ibe held and the
Annual Report OF the Board be present ell.
jaEl6 J. n. ROBSON, Secretary.
.HAROLINA DRAMATIC CLUB.7AT.
~ TEND an Extra Meeting OF your Club, THE
EVENING, at the residence OF the stage manager,
No. 2ls Meeting street. at haf past Z o'etock.
Members will please come prepared to pay dues
BY order. JOB DAWSON, Jf., Secretary.
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/: fnmbcr, 9nel, ct.
BUILDERS EPoT,
No. no 81 CHURCH STREET, CHARLESTON, 8. g.
STATES = -
TILE =.
TIN
CEMENT
HAIR
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Bull DING PAPER,
A substitute for Lashs and Plaster, at less than
one-haf the cost.
JUST RECEIyED,
800 boxes best /. G. Charcoal TIN
100 bbls. Empire Mills Plaster.
~ Postollice Box S7l. jsnb
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l,isspIutions Of qopartr1ershlp

nIssoLUTIoN.- FIRM OF NORTH,
IL. STEELE d WARDELE have dissolved, to
take effect from the Cd Instant. G. q. NORTH,
OF New York, retires, and JOHN 4. STEELE and
A. W. WARDELl. Jr., continue the business un-
der the name OF STEELE Il WARDELL.
ianl32
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-17
PERSONAL.


Col VIM. Spence has been appointed
United States Marshal for the middle
district of Tennessee.
"A letter of invitation requesting Soma.
tor Schurz to address the ciiizans of New
Orleans was mailed to 81. Louis on Thurs
day last.
Webb. shia-buildcr Of Ncw-Yorh,
had an interview with the president la,
week. He thinks that, unlcs. congress
shall do something at the next session To
aid steam navigation, every American line
will have to give way to the Briti.h with
IN one year.
Col. Lewis w. Washington, the head
of branch of the family to which the frs,
president belonged, died on October |, al
:er brief illness of congestive fever a,
his residence near Harper Ferry, Va.
Col. Downing, chief of the Cherokee
Nation. was married recently to Ms:
Ayfes. a wealthy and cultivated lady OF
Philadelphia.
Secretary Boutwell, has ordered the
rtvenue cutter Fe.senden to 90 70 the relief
of the sufferers by the fire along the Lake
Huron and Saginaw Bay.
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ANSW Erred.

The Hon. Jane Il. Doolittc, in his
speech at Janesyllc, thus answered an anx.
iUus inquirer who asked him why he
assumed the name Of democrat
When applied to the old party Of Jefier.
son, Madison, Monroe, and jackson, it was
the most glorious name in history. 1t was
associated with all our growth and great
ness; and now that the question Of slavery
which distracted and divided it, has passed
away for ever, and IT +, again re-organizi Q
itself upon the old basi., it will become II
glorious name in the futureas in the past
This organization, instead Of a new depart
ure, i, II simple return TO the doctrine Of the
old Democratic Republican party, while
the present party in power at Washing
ton, call it by what name you will, goc,
far beyond anything and everything the
old fedora party ever dreamed Of in cen
tralzIng all pnwer at Washington. And
the issue Of the day is more clearly made
between the present federal party ard the
present recognized Democratic Republi-
can party then it was between the federal
party of John Adams and the Democratic
Republican party Of Jefferson in 1900.