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want a sound currency, a reduction OF e1-
.penses, an abolition Of the protective tafif,
and non-inseJsence 1saa the ressrued riatts
of he aa,es. these we cannot obtain from
the.Radeal party. We grse. with Governor
Scott in the belief that Ku-Kluxism would
consolidate Republicanism in the North as
well as the South. But, if he carries out his
promised reforms, there Gamble no Ku-Klux-
ism, and the questions OF free trade and
taxation will then Lead to the triumph OF the
opponents OF Radicalism here as throughout
the land.
/ Upon the subject Of the State. debt we can
at this time, say but little. Governor Scott
admits that the debt OF the State Outside OF
the railroad g%uarantees) is about So, ooo, 600,
and that there are, besides, 81, 200, 600 OF
other bonds in the hands Of the Financial
AGENT OF The State. This is all that we have
claimed. We have said, and say still, that the
50, 200, 900 of bonds now in New York are a
part OF the public debt, and must 80 remain
until the money borrowed upon their security
is repaid, and The bonds themselves are can
ceNed. Governor Scott says that the Floating
Debt (tor which the bonds are pawned) is
only 81, 900, 900, and that he has half that
sum in cash in the Treasury. We are glad
tohear it. When the Floating Debt is paid
and the hypothecated bonds are knovn to be
cancelled, we will cheerfully put the debt
down at Governor SCOTS figures.
We think that the semi-oficial utterances
of Governor Scott will do good. This ia not
a mulish people. When they are convinced
that the Executive is in downright earnest
in all that he promises to perform, ne will
have no cause to complain OF a lack OF ap'
probation of his efforts to improve the politi'
cal and financial condition OF the State.
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The Municipal Elections.

A Radical city paper prints a strong ap-
peal to the people to remove the approach
ing municipal elections from the sphere OF
partisan politics, and to work unitedly, Re-
publicans with Democrats, to secure a strong
and wise government for Charleston. This
union of all good citizens for the election OF
honest and capable men, irrespective OF
party, was the platform Of the Reformers in
the late canvass, and. it is a little singular
that the first sheet to advocate a similar
policy for Charleston is the one which ez-
hausted. all the richness Of Billingsgate
abuse in condemning the Reform movement.
Perhaps 'the party" are not as cock-sure OF
succeeding as they were last summer.
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on this principle, tot eommission Of Ave mem
bers, 10 be appointed by the English and
American Governmentssssan those OF BrazA'
and.1taly, or, those falling, Of
Sweden and Nefway--this commission to meet
at Washington and determine all the claims
within two years, when they will be paid In
gold. A supplementary commission is provt-
ded for, In case of disagreement. If this state
ment is correct, it will be seen that the United
States gains almost every point claimed.
The second pamphlet written by Eapo-
leon III. at Wilhelmshohe, has been published
at Brussels. 1t is on the military Orsaniza-
ton of the North German Army" and con-
tains some remarks on the causes Of the
French defeats. "Before the misfortunes OF
1907 he says, ''no weight was attached to the
opinion of those who declared that the MILL
eary organization of our country stands In no
relation to its political status.
Before the campaign Of 1870, the artillery
committee would not admit that the materiei
Of the Prussian artillery was more complete
| and practical than ours, and the engineer COM
| m,;tee declared that our tortresses were not
| too numerous, and that they were In a cond!'
ton to resist the new artillery. 1t would not
allow that one-half Of our fortresses must De
RACED and the other half rebuilt in accordance
with the system that has made Antwerp one
| of the first fortresses in the world. It required
such sad events as those we have witnessed to
make General Co0inieres-a general of en-
gineers-admit before a council Of war that
Metz could not withstand a siege for fourteen
days if it lost the protection Of Marshal Ba-
zaine's army. Before the campaign of 1870,
the military administration o%bsttnately op'
posed the views of those who advised that the
country should be divided into several dis
tricts, each with q corps d'armee capable OF
providing itself with every requisite for the
field In It's own district"
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@ DIR. CURTIS ON "MANHOOD."
A Medical Essay on the cause and cure Of Prema.
ture Decline, Nervous and Physical Debility. Sper-
matorrh1a, Sedentary Life Excess. overtaxed
Constitution, Abuses OF the system, &c. 1t gives
a clear synopsis OF the impeulInents to Marriage,
and the remedies therefor-the results OF twenty
years. successful practice, by E. De F. CURTIS,
n. D., F,R.U.S &c.
s.Curtls on Manhood: should be read by the
young for Its instruction, and by the afflicted as 4
source Of relief. 1t will injure no ore.-Medtcal
lime and Gazette.
There Is no member OF society by whom this
bouk will not be- found useful. whether he he
parent. preceptor or clergynaa.-London Times.
Price 81. by mail Address DR.. CURTIS, No. 9
fremont Place, Boston. Mass. MARI -tuths1yr
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TERMS OF TIE NEWS.

TIE DAILY NEWS, by mail on. year, ssi SIX
months 81; three months 50 : Z. Served 10 the
olsy at EIearKEN GENTS q week, payable 70 taecat'
r1ers, or So a year, pa,din advance st the ence'
rHz ra1.wRRxLY NEWS, published on Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays, one year "a; SIX
months 81.
rar wssxLY NEWS, one year 81 Six copies
s,o. Ten gbpies, to one address, SIS.
SUBSCRIPTIONS In all cases payable in advance,
and no paper conanuec after the expiration or
the time naid for.
Address RIORDAN, DAWSON i CO..
No. l4s East Bay, Charleston, sc.
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Eanh asenries.
THE SOUTH CAROLINA LAND AND
IMMIGRATION ASSOCIATION.

The undersigned nave entered into an assocla.
ton for the purpose OF introducing IMMIGRANTS
INTO SOUTH CAROLINA, and producing homes
for the same.
They propose to establish Agencies in the prln.
clpal cities OF Europe, and In the North and the
Northwest, and assist Immigrants in coming to
our State where they have homes provided, and
aid them In becoming permanent settlers upon
the soil.
They request their friends throughout the State
to place such OF their Lands and Real Estate at
their disposal as will make suitable homes for I'm.
migrants at the lowest credit prices, say for a pc.
Rod OF five years, which the undersigned will I'M
tertake to advertise and sell, charging the own.
ers a reasonable commission for the sale.
Circulars will be prepared and distributed ek-
planning more In detail our plans.
CENTRAL OFFICE ACADEMY Of MUSIC,
Corner King and Market streets,
CHARLESTON, SO. Ca.
BUTLER, CHADWICK, GARY & CO.
REFERENCES:
Gen. Wade Hamilton. Hon. James Chestnut,
Hon, ]. P. Carroll, Gen. Jno. s. Preston,
Hon. /. F. Perry. Gov. A.G. Magrath,
Gov, NJ. Z. Bonnam, Hon. W. D. Simpson,
Gen. Johlsou Huyood, Andrew SimOnds. Esq.
lion. Armlstead Burt, Hon. Geo. A. Trenholm,
hon. J. b. Campbell. GOV. Jho. L. MANNING
mar2S-lmo
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5urslul Aotlrrs.

m- FOR COUGHS, BRONCHITIS AND
Consumption, in It's early stages, nothing equals
DR.. PlERUE'S ALT. EXT. or Golden Medical Dis.
covery. 1t is also a great blood purifier and
strength restorer or tonic, and for ''Liver Com
plHntn and costlve conditions of the bowels 1t
has no equal. Sold by all Druggists.
apr20thstu3D&c
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w- GERMAN RIFLE CLUB.-THE
active and passive members OF this Club are re-
spectfully requested to call for their family tickets,
at Mr.. @. q. LIEDsYEDT,S. corner OF Calhoun
and King streets. e.. 1.
apr2O-thsma Secretery.
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oh, YES! Oh, YES! on, YES!

It becomes my pleasant luty to inform nv friends
ana PATRONS. that the time has again arrived for
them to commence cleauing aug epaFtng their
Household Furniture, Mattresses aud Bells eaLS.
Try a remedy that never fails; send for the Doctor
who keeps tile f ,ruirure lndr Diary at No. 81
Queen street. HAVING greatly enlarged my
Invalid Furniture Hospital am now prepared to
treat patleuts IN LuRL llue N IRE successfully am
satisfactorily tual ever. "Uom. one, c0iue all"
JOHN L. LUNSF0RD, NJ. 81 Queen &C.,
opposite Harrisson's Paint and OIL Store.
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CHARLESTON GER A N
SCHUTZENFEST.
1sr, I'd, Sd, 4rH AND 6rH OF MAY, 1871.


l. The members OF the Club and their friends
are invited 10 participate in the Festivities.
Cards OF Invitation may be obtained at Messra.
F. Won SANTEN. King street; MELCHERS' 4
MULLER, King street: GEORGE q. LINDSrEDT,
corner Calhoun aud King streets; F. HEINZ, King
street, opposite Ann street; VIM. PIEPER, corner
King and spring streets; P. BgCHHEiT, corner
Meeting and Line streets; @. LlTsoHGI, East
Bay; E. F. ToRCK, East Bay; ]. II. MARTIN, No.
IS Market street, and Three Nile House.
2. No person will be admitted without produc-
Ing their Card or Invitatop; and no Invitation
Will be issued, under any circumstances at the
Schut9en platz.
8. Every. Shareholder, Active and Passive Men,
Der, and their respective immediate families,
have free admittance to the grounds, hu5 must
obtain q family ticket at Mr.. G. q. L~ISDSTED1'S,
corner of Calhoun and King streets.
4. Active and Passive Y .msers In uniform, and
invI ed guests In uniform, are not required to
produce their Cards Of Invitation, and have free
admission TO the Dancing Hall.
S. The Badges delivered at the entrance OF the
Dancing Hall are to be be keptip sight.
6. 20 one except those In the known Uniform Of
Rlnemen Will be admitted into the Shooting
hau.
% The South Carolina, Savannah and Charles.
ton and Northeastern Railroad Companies have
kindly consented to carry visitors to the festival
for half fare.
For further particulars, see Programmes.
THE DIRECTORS.
Notwithstanding
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gueriaI Nctlres.

1.-THE CONSERVATIVES OF B. q,
dated the 18th instapt. NOT having been received
until the 10th, II he will inform me where an m
teryiew can be had,I Willie much obliged. u
aprao JULIUS G. CARPENTER.
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Obltuarp.

WARING.-Died at the residence OF her son,
Colonel A. II. Warlng, near Florence. S. O., on
the 9th instant, Mrs. REBECcA WAR; NC, relict OF
Colonel Morton A.. Warlng, formerly OF this city,
n'the seth year Of her age.
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THO RENT, ONE-HAU nF A DWELL
i ING situated III a most desirable norton OF
the city, and within five minutes walk VI the Post.
office. Rent moderate. Inquire at No. 2 Society
street. mar3o
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B- BAKERS CITRATE MAGNESIA,
a splendid preparation. Completely superssdug
the use OF all nauseous purgative Medicines. Sold
by Druggists. JNo c. BAKER 4 CO., Phiadel.
phia.
A fun supply on hand by
DIR. Il. BiER,
feb7-tuthssmos No. l31 Meeting street.
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~ GRAND LODGE OF SOUTH CAR

@s- GRAND LODGE OF SOUTH CAR
DINA, GRAND sEcRETARY's OFFICE,
CHARLESTON; s. c., 17TH APRIL, ls7l.-Esti-
males are requested for, the construction OF the
New MasonicHall. The plan and specifications
can be seen at the Grand Secretary's office.
Sealed estimates will be received up to IL O'Clock
n. OF May L. Bords VIII be required for the
faithful performance OF the work, and the esti-
mates must contain the names OF the sureties.
B. RUSH CAMPBELL,
anr1s-tutbsa Grand Secretary.
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Gusi ane fon1lo
Boarhinq.

DOARDING.-TWO GENTLEMEN CAN
ID be accommodated with board. in a priva te
family, on reasonable terms, by applying at No.
10 Wentworth street. apr2o-2$
nNE OR TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE
" accommodated with q cool room and board
IN a private family. Address "C,n DAILY NEWS
office. apr2o-2$
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@ NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
to all sub.Agents Of the Land Commission, that,
from and after the first day Of March, 1871, they
will report all their proceedings to Hon. F. l..
CARDOzo, Secretary Of the Advisory Board.
ROBT. c. DELARGE, L. G. s. 8. c.
Columbia, February Is. 1871. marll
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WINES AND LIQUORS AT REDUCED
w PRICES.

Old North Carolina Corn Whiskey 81 per gallon.
Port. Sherry, Madeira aud !laret Wines from
81 SO per gallon aud upwards.
French and Domestic Brandies at reduced prices.
All Of the above ar. procured directly rom tue
importers and Distillers thereby saving al inter.
mediate Drodts, and tnsurtng a good article, and
are warranted, OF good quality. due navor, pure
and unadulterated, even the lowest grades being
guaranteed strictly pure. Person IN need q
such goods for medicinal. or other purposes can
depend upon getting . strictly pure article at an
W. a. WEIGH,
Family Grocer,
s. ". Corner Meeting and Market streeta.
sar Goods delivered free of charge. april
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rs NoTICE.-PICNIC OF ST. JOHNS
Lutheran Sunday School will take place on SAT-
URDAY, ed inst.
Cars will leave Northeastern Railroad Depot at
9 O'Clock precisely.
A most cordial invitation Is extended to the
Clergy and also to superintendent OF Sunday
schools IN ,ba ct,y. apr2o-l
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miscellaneous
In Will n.

LING " L L A ".
Just received at KING WILLIAMS CIGAR FAC.
TORY, No. 80 King street, near Society. street,. a
large anil compete assortment or Leaf, Chewing
aud SMOKING TOBAUUO. cigarettes, Snun, Pipes,
&c. Havana aud ID ,mestic Cigars imported and
manufactured by VIM SOHRjDER. who respect
fully invites che attention or cheWers and smokers;
aud tra,lers. wholesale aud retail, 10 q stock FUZZY
comprising every variety Of quality and prices.
rom the cheapest to the highest grade, which, -
sne country will receive prompt attention and
shipped O. o. D.. or at thirty days. CITY accept
ances. denI3-amna
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NOTICE.-TT Is PROPOSED TO ERECT
a Building on sulllvan's Island, with at least Fifty
(5o) Rooms, to be used as q clearinghouse or
Hotel Proposals are invited for the RENTING OF
such a Building. Sealed offers will be received
stating the amount parties are willing to pay rs
Rent for such Building, Furnished or en'ur-
nlshed, with length Of time desired, &c.
Offers will be received up to LIST May prox,
D. B. GILLILAND,
Clerk Town Council,
, aorao-thmfa Moultrievllle, S. I.
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s- MECHANICS ASSOCIATION OF
CHAREEsroN.-You are hereby summoned to at
tend the Funeral Of your rate Brother Member,
JAMES A. BRIGHT, at his residence No. SIS Arson
street, THIS MORNING, at Z O'Clock.
By order. JAS. NJ. HOLLOWAY,
apr2o-s Secretary n. A. OF c.
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Gor Sale.

EoR SALE, A SECONDHAND SODA
WATER APPAR ATU5, In good order. con-
sisting Of one Copper Generator, Two Copper
Fouuts, and Dranght Stand. with Counter. In
quire At &. Il. GARDENERS, No. 44e king.street'
Charleston, s. @. aprIS-9+
EOR SALE, SEVERAL SEWING MA
Ia CHIMES, OF good quality, which are offered
heap. Call at No. q Queen street, between
Meeting aud Church streets. 7eol3
EOR SALE, ONE le-HORsE POWER
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE, but little used,
and In enc condition. Cheap for cash or city &C.
ceptance. CAMERON, BARKLEY 4 co.
aprT-12D&C
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90 Rent.

mo RENT, A SUMNER RETREAT IN
i. the Town OF Anderson, s. C.-h beautiful
Cottage, containing six rooms, partially furnished.
The garden Is In a high state or cultivation, and
the Surroundings all that can be desired for sum-
mer comfort aud pleasure. From May to October
there Is not q more agreeable lnralitY In South
Carolina. Apply TO F. G. De FONTAINE, at the
Mills House, or to H., Box 100, Anderson, 5. q.
aDr1T
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funeral Notices.

.f6es fSSS i6sf-. Hfs! IS n this B Bttsi aa Ia Ia he eirStS.
anh year or her age, a native OF New Haven,
Conn. but for the last siXty.elght years q resident
Of this city.
@ THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acauaintances OF Mrs. SARAH BAssErT, Of her
sons Benjamin Ford and Dram Bassett and their
families, also the members OF the Methodist Epis.
copal Churches. ere respectfully invited to attend
her Funeral Services at Bethel II. E. Church, TO.
morrow friday MORNING, at 9 O'Clock. apr2o
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F MEDICAL NOTICE-PATfENTS
suffering from diseases pertaining to the GENlTo
URINARY ORGANS, will receive the latest sclen-
tIac treatment by placing themselves under the
care OF Dr. 7. R~EENsTJERNA, office No. "a Hasel
street, three doors from the Postofice.
.sep2o-tuth1yr
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TOR SALE, THAT HANDSOME AND
desirable RESIDENCE, No. q Rutledge
Avenue, opposite Norris street, containing seven
square rooms, two finished attic rooms. bay win
dow, bath and dressing rooms, pantry, store
house and ample Kitchen and s;abie accoRmo-
d~atlons; water and gas throughout the house,
10000 gallon clstern. and all other modern I'M.
provements of q frstclass residence. Lot 90 BY
leo feet, tastefully laid out with hedges, rare ever
greens, and the choicest varieties OF roses, ann.
las and other plants; also greenhouse, fish pond
and fountain. For terms, &C., apply to No. 48
Broad street, Law ONCE Of WILKINSON & GIL.
CHRIST. apf8-tn
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'Ua1rts.

WANTED, A CAPABLE BUTLER,
w .one that understands his business. Ap.
ply at no, 6 st, Philip street. apr20-l*
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~ BANK OF CHARLESTON,
CHARLESTON, MARCH %, 1s7l.-In accordance
with the resolution adopted at a meeting OF the
Stockholders, on 9th inst, an election for Thir'
teen Directors viii be held on TUESDAY, I'd day OF
May next, and q meeting OF the Stockholders for
the purpose Of recognizing the Bank will also be
held on same date, at IL O'Clock, In the Bank
Hall. TaAIEh'
anr1- stnth1ops Cashier.
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~ THE SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN
AND TRUST coMPANY-SAvlNGs DEPART
MENT.-Depositors are requested to leave their
books to be credited with the April quarterly in
terest due LIST proxImo. All deposits made on or
before Goth April will bear Interest from 1t April.
Interest six per cent, compounded quarterly.
tsigned)s ]. X.
mar31-ftu6th1 Casnler.
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9- GETTING MARRIED.--ESSAYS
for Young Men on Social Evils, and the proprlety
or Improperly Of getting Married, With sanitary
help for those who feel unified for matrimonial
happiness. Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Ad'
dress Howard Association, Box P, Philadelphia,
Pa. ANS -3mos
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VTANTED, A. GOOD COOK. AND
w WASHER, also O Nurse. Recommended
tions required. Apply at No. Alt King street.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-06

MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Investment Of July Dividends.


The payment of July Dividends and Cou-
pons will give to the holders of government.
State, railroad and manufacturing securities,
vast amount of funds, much of which will
naturally seek the best form of renvestment
The total amount of July disbursement for
interest upon capital invested ia estimated ut
one hundred million dollars, mostly in gold
How this can best be employed by the 70.
ceivers, is matter of Importance The New
York Euening Express, in an extended review
of the financial situation, says:
The bulk OF this sum will naturally seek re.
investment in some form, since it represents
the income upon fixed capital. But little will
finds its way into government securities, COM
pared with former times, as the sinking fund
purchases of the Treasury, and the reinvest-
ing process, have carried governments up to a
point where they pay barely per cent. upon
their present cost, and even this rate Is liable
to be diminished. The same remark holds
good of the undOubted debts of our solvent
States, cities and older railroad companies
their securities yielding but little more income
than the national bonds. Capitalists will,
however, instinctively seek some channel
where their money can be used at fair rate
of interest, and where satisfactory guarantees
can be given. The new Railroad Bonds are
undoubtedly the most attractive channel for
tnlS iRuuX Vi Iresn capital. Iner0 are q lew
railroads in the country now building or ex-
tended to accommodate existing traffic, ALREADY
waiting for completion. The bonds of these
roads will be first absorbed, because they offer
abundant s ,osIa. security in property, as well as
Foreign investors, who have been accustom-
ed to order their government coupons convert
ed into United States bonds, have of late
shown disposition to prefer the longer rail-
road bonds. 1t is not improbable that the call
for first class American securities during the
next month will carry the price of these bonds
upward, possibly in the vicinity of par in gold.
The New Orleans, Mobile and Texas Railroad
Co.'S bonds, representing an important enter
prise in the South, nearly completed, are like
ly to be absorbed largely by investors during
the next thirty days. There are also other
new railroad bonds on the market which will
come in for their share of the July dividends.
The New Orleans, Mobile and Texas bonds,
thus highly commended, have unusual finan-
cial strength, as is evident from the character
of the bankers and others who are leading
stockholders in the enterprise. Some impor-
tant particulars in regard to them will be
found in our advertising columns. jy4-d&w