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canning He rs:,l. q" w." .niiFe weston aih fv"nf'
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lud Who'll. families have been cured :. s:ngr ho'ttr.
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r>sssnc. ~ ~. on>: rsy.s' u ard liable chaiat
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a. S.ardsid I,errra,-rs. and Dc nci need f. " Prep
ped ap y, certfca'cs.
Henry r. Helm: bo!ds Genuine PiepaS-
at'crs
r..'i~.-ei &, arg .Aire.s. s.rr-' frr .Ns'r rihs
r<,st,ish-a howard ~ ra.nr Years. solo ttcg.
80 ever, here Address f'.ss Ter infermi 'isn IN
corfla,nre 10 HENRY 1. nCL-nviI. Druggist and
Chs,nis'. . -
Only Do,,rts: IT, tIsn,holaS trrg Cherrirsl Wrre.
hore, No h94 Broadway. yc~ Y-'t Or I" ". 7 hFly.
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Il. Circuit COnrt next week.
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NFw GOODS. Mrs. En-. McConahay
las arrived from Cincinnati with a stock
OF the prettiest millinery goods ever
brought to Jasper. Her turbans, the la
dies unite in saying, arc lovely, while
her assortment Of other styles Is good.
and her ribbons and flowers such as
will make 'lovcs Of bonncts." The Fall
and Winter style of bonnet shows II lit
tie growth in size, which is commcnda-
bic. Give her n call and look at them.
MIR. ID. BgADEN.-This gentleman was
IN town this week drawing the pay for
his county work. lie was, also, we are
Informed, talking little with our two
Radical citizens, TO see il he couldn't H.
hUcmcc tho votes Of those clever gentle
Eleil for the nomination as a candidate
i"r Clerk Of tho Supreme Court. Mr.
Rradcn i, rs clever gentleman as tho
Nalic,I party holds, and we arc sure
they will not get q better man for tic
Uiiicc to which he aspircS, IN their ranks
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syphilis f.V,- Scr. r'csrs Surc l.; Sore Ls,s,
M.n, Sore Head III. nel Ills. skin D;ss Aait
khc'in. Csrk.,s. Elnhihgs i.m the sr VIII. !"s.-
inrs. Tuners tnncti,i.s s.c.tisrs. Nodes. Lsk.ts.
Glr.irlar sn .i:ngs. NiGl, sa.sis. rssh. .cir uu-
n,rs 81 III Kinds. Chr. lie kh.r'nair,. iysI,Iss,
and s esscs that have leo. es,aAistt In the 5. si.a
Alr Nm
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Thssr Pills or. sts nesi igL,r!'y pleasant purgas
dive sup.fc., ding castor III, sn.is, nsgnttia &C.
there - hvh.ng more rce.n'si!eio The s,ieeh HEY
give tcg- and cause nsi',r larfca Tor gIi.ug yeiss
lhey arr ,,nl Dssd Of tie irt,t iHgseal'hss. alter
fex day. use them such 'A.rii, o 'Le entire
system ;s.rs r.at sI!.ur ii,seL'.s IL Tia werk
and en-. :, ae. wheler aris.ng fr.in hAlrrdsiee ~
Gi,ea--. II. =. H.lnli ods aciiroird luid tsrsst
tafwha frapa iss-e net ssrHs c"a',a rem me J. 81
,ha sr. csi.d lis 10 ,i dissolve. U, pass ;hrcui
lie i.ech without disabling g acertnily DO Let
produce The q. sired srec,. IhE GAMMA C.A!
iILlS being p.asara; IL aud oder. Lt''
r,'e their te.Ls susss eea'e li.rc ~. e.L'. Per
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tailed, was apparently one OF the least excited and
most unconcerned OF q party Of four or five In
cell at police headquarters, while his Zoe
was dylng-the others being police captain and
some reporters. he had mouse over his LETT eye,
and was handsomely and hashingly attlred,
heavy coil Of gold watch chain being Wreathed
over his vest as he puf1ed cigar and chatted OIL
the fatal afrray. Haggerty, he said, had some
months since come to hra shook hands. and pro-
posed that they should again be friends as before
their fight But q little afi er midnight Wednesday
morning, hearing of the row next door, he stepped
in and tried to separate the combatants, when
Haggerty with vile abuse struck and seized him.
irving to get at the bottles behind the bar 70
break over his head. as he did on former ocea'
sion when varley was sick. 81 like wine," said
Reddy, sbut don't care for 1t served that way; so
resisted with all my strength, determined 10
block his bottle.game. The varkceper and to-
gether weres too many for him. He found he
c2uld not shove me where he could reach decan'
ter, and he then pulled his revolver. was TOO
quick for him. Then luck was against him too;
for while his pistol missed fire, mine hit him."
He accuses Haggerty Of cowardly hiding ana
twice rr, ing to shoot him after the fatal "ound
was given. Here messenger entered with an
oyercoat and other clothing for the prisoner anu
brought word that The "old woman" was coming
to see Mr. yarley, who did not appear TO quite Sue
why the old woman should take the trouole.
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The O,ltrages in York.

1t is highly probable that the outrages re-
ported to have been committed in York
County are the work of the band of dis
cuised ruffiaus, from the North Carolina
line, who broke open the Union County JAIL
lynched the prisoners, and returned to their
businesses as swiftly and silently as they
came. OF this, however, wehave at present
no proof. 1t is only certain that all classes
of people, in York County, are suffering
from the lawlessness of gang Of despera-
does. The barns and gin-houSes OF the
whites are burned down, while the colored
people are MANNED and beaten. There ap-
pears to be no distinction OF race or condi-
ton, and it is the duty OF all good citizens,
whatever their color or political affiliations,
to unite 10 q determined effort to prevent
further disorder, and to bring the offenders
to speedy justice.
We doubt not that Governor Scott,
through the proper civil officers, will prompt
ly Indicate the way in which the citizens OF
York may express, in action, their published
determination to put an end to scenes OF
violence which disgrace any civilized COM
munity. The people will be- able to act in
conjunction with the civil power, and
every responsible citizen should feel
it incumbent upon him to leave
no stone unturned in the endeavor to
secure to himself and his fellow-men the
protection for life and property which is
their due, and which they shall obtain. The
whole county must be vigilance commit
tee. And if every citizen work for the CON-
mon good, with the zeal which would ami
mate him ii the torch were at his own roof
and the lash over his own head, there will
soon be an end to the scandalouS mlScon-
duct which is now reproach to the State.
We speak warmly and earnestly because
we are satisfied that no true South Caro-
linian, no brave Confederate soldier, no
true man, would take part in the foul work
of whipping inollensive freedmen, and OF
burning to the ground the homes and GIN
houses Of uasuspecting whites. These So
called Ku-Klux deserve no more considera-
ton than would be shown to convicted
foot-pad or assassin. And if York is in
earnest, as we believe, the county will soon
be too bot to hold any disturber OF 1.-THE pub
lie peace, whatever his rank or color, or the
place OF his nativity.
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The Port Royal Railroad Job.

1t will be gratifying news to every tax
payer to learn that, thanks to the commend
able firmness of the Governor, the scheme
to involve the State in the Port Royal kall-
road job is now conceded to be failure.
Governor Scott, it was we'll understood, had
taken the position that, if any bill authorlz-
ing the issue of bonds in aid OF the enter
prise we're passed by the General Assembly
it could only be by dint of fraud and corrup-
ton, and tha'. under such circumstances he
would regard it as his duty to refuse to sign
the bonds. Upon this determination OF the
Governor becoming known, there was some
talk among the parties interested OF getting
the bonds signed by subordinate State OIL
cials; but the knowing .ones at once OBJ
iected that such an informality would have
the effect of rendering the bonds worthless
in the market. So that it is now admitted
on all hands that the Port Royal subsidy is
practically dead.
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THE Laurensvle Herald says: "The ap-
'spointmentby the Executive of G. NJ. Miller,
"Jaret F. Johnson, Thomas Owens and Cullen
clark, as Trial Justices for Laureas County,
sis such long stride from the past in the
"rlght direction that we must be permitted to
congratulate Governor Scott for having got
''ten hold atlast of some reliable information
ssfrom the up country. Go ahead, Governor,
sin your present course, and the people will
support you. Some Of the extreme Radicals
twill make great buster, talk very big about
'smartial law, impeachment, negro militia,
sc, but all good and true men OF both par
.'tles will go with you into the breach, and
ssyictory will crown yonr banner"
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The Repeal OF the Income Tax.

The statement that General Pleasanton,
the new internal revenue commissioner, ia
vors the repeal OF the ncometax, is ofimpor-
tauce, and his views will meet with almost
universal approval. The New York Times,
Republican, referring to the subject. re-
marks
ssThe change of last session, by which the
money exemption was doubled, and the rate
of taxation lessoned one-half was on attempt
at compromise that really strengthened the
argument for total repeal. The income tax
has been an Important item in the receipts of
the treasury. In 1866 it yielded sixty millions,
in 1867 tlity-seren millions, in 1869 twenty-five
millions, anu last year twcnty-sevcn millions
exclusive in each case Of the tax on bank and
railroad dividends, and also Of the tax imposed
on Federal salaries. Add the tax on salaries
to the income tax proper-leaving out only
the charge on dividends-and we have
S2S,2l6,lS2 as the revenue from incomes in
1870. If we may accept these as the figures
for 1871, there ought to be no hesitation in
abolishing the tax.
"The expected surplus of the year would
admit of the repeal without inconvenience to
the government. But the revenue from this
source will really be comparatively inconsid-
erabe. With Two thousand dollars as mea-
sure OF exemption, and q percentage Of two
and half instead Of five, it is safe to assume
that the income tax proper. to be collected
during the current year, will not exceed ten or
eleven millions. This is probably the max
imum amount involved in the recommends
tion which has at length received official sane
ton. AS the total surplus acquired by the
government will not fall much, If at all, below
fifty millions, General Pleasanton Is amply
justified In characterizing the income tax as
wholly Unnecessary"
In q party sense the income tax is not
worth its cost-the odium which its collec-
tion brings upon the party responsible for it,
outweighs the gain resulting from whatever
use may be made Of the surplus. The tax
| counted for something, when it amounted to
fifty millions; now that it has dwindled
down to ten millions, it is not worth fighting
for. 1t is condemned by the country, and
the next Congress will assuredly put an end
to the tax. Neither Mr.. Boutwell, nor Mr..
Sherman can keep it much longer. And
now that the Commissioner of Internal Reve-
nue. himselfis convinced that the collection
of the tax will do no good to the treasury,
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The Agricultural Societies of the State

We print to day thoughtful and forcible
letter in relation to the proposed combina-
ton, or amalgamation, into one powerful
and vigorous body of the different agricultu-
raj societies in the State We sincerely hope
that steps will be taken to have the Charles
ton interests represented at the meeting to
be held in Columbia, on the 9th instant.
There is no time to lose, and, if we intend
to move at all, it should be done quickly.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-31

A REPUBLICAN, city paper says that pro-
position is before the Committee of Ways
and Means to convert into State bonds, at
par, certain notes given by the Comptroller
General in 1864 for Confederate money lent
the State This is the same job which was
before the Legislature last session, when it
was shown up in these columns. It was
thought to be dead, but only sleeps.
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A Plum for the State.

We are glad to hear that the revenue ac-
cruing to the State from phosphates during
the current year is expected to amount, at
the lowest estimate, to three hundred thou
sand dollars. This will be very pretty
plum for the State Treasury, and ought to
tighten, to q most acceptable degree, the
burden of general taxation upon the people.
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because it will cost almost as-much as it
will yield, and will, besides, impair the gen
eral prosperity of the country, and lesson
the productiveness of other taxes, there is
no reason for leaving the obnoxious tax
another week on the statute book. The
controversy is closed; and Congress has but
to carry into effect the decision OF the
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Drugs, Chemicals, Sc.
T1uE GREAT LUNG REMEDY |!
GLOBE FLOWER COUGH SYRUP

GLOBE FLOWER COUGH SYRUP
Cures permanently Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs,
Colds bleeding OF the Lungs, Group, WhoUptn8
Cough and Consumption, Wien taken In time.
Has never failed.
OVER TWENTY THOUSAND LIVING WITNESSES
to bear testimony 10 the great superiority of
GLOBE FLOWER COUGH SYRUP over all other
lung remedies Introduced.
Globe Flower Cough Syrup Is warranted not to
contain opium or other nauseous drugs lu any OF
their forms.
Globe Flower Cough Syrup Is legally warranted
to cure
Cube Flower Cough Syrup Is protected by
letters patent both on trade mark label and coln-
pound. 1t Is pleasant TO the taste and harmless
to the most delicate infant.
For sale by Druggists Price 81 per bottle.
PEM3ERTON, TAYLOR d CO.,
Proprlct0rs and Chemists, Albania, Ga.
ROSWELL GA, April 23, 1870.
MeSsrS. Pe,nberton, Taylor G Co:
DEAR SIRs-I received the bottle oil Globe
Flower Syrup at noon, yesterday, and began the
use OF 1t Immediately. Ny patient passed
more comfortable night than She has for three
months, and now, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. says she
feels like another woman. / intend to contiHne
the use of the Globe Flower Syrup, believing 1t
will make 8 cure. Never have | witnessed such
great benefit from remedy, In so short time IN
my life. / shal! In the future nse your Globe
Flower Syrup in all cases Of colds, coughs. and
Selves Respectfully,
For sale by ap Druggists,
GOODRICH, WlNEMAN i CO.,
Wholesale Druggists.
dec7-tuths3mos Charleston, S. G..
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-31

The connection OF Mr.. Gil Dixon Fox with
this paper, as its Columbia correspondent,
ended on Saturday last.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-31

TEN DOLLARS REWARD LOST, ON
Il January 23d, Masonic mark Maltese Cress.
with the name OF VIM. NJ. Wallace engraved
thereon. The above reward will be paid for It's
delivery at the Office OF the Charleston hotel.
iant7-6%
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for Galc.

A LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF GOOD
N and free Smoking CIGARS for sale at Sl7
pcr thousand ut J. MADSEN'S TOBACCO HOUSE,
ut No. le3 Meeting street, opposite Charleston
Hotel jan3l-3*
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-31
TRUIT FRUIT FRUIT!

ERUIT FRUIT FRUIT
Now dlscharging at Union Wharf ex.Schooner
Cynosure, from Baracoa,
1000 bunches RED BANANAS
25,000 Clean and Half-husked Cocoanuts
ALSO
At the same Wharf ex-srhooner Ripley Ropes,
from Havana,
100000 ORANGES
$50 dozen Pineapples.
For sale by PAUL, WEIGH i BRANDES,
East Bay.
G. BART & CO.,
lanes Market street.
r U S T I N
A Large Lot Of
NEW HYSoNs, soUCHONGS AND ooLoNGs,
Taken out OF bond after the reduction of the
tariI. JOHN HURKAMP 90.
novA-3mos
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nRUG STORE FOR SALE, SITUATED
- in very pleasant town In this State, where
there Is drug business Tor twentJ miles around.
good dwelling convenient. Will be ren'eH 10 the
purchaser of the store at a reasonable rent. The
business will comfortably support q family, and
can be largey Increased accordlns to stock.
Price lo1. For further parttcul irs address F. G.
NJ, care Of Mcssrs. Goudrich, Wneman S t0.,
Charleston, s. c. jan26-thstra*
NEWSPAPERS.-F SALE A QUANTI-
IN TY Of The sr9ve. Apply at Board OF Trade
Rooms No. l9l Meeting street. n0VlO-tntu
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Eost ann gonnn

lost, ON SATURDAY MORNING, A
IL HEAVY GOLD CROSS with the initials NJ.
{. u. The 1nder will confer great favor by
lea wing It at this ofllce janSl.lF
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r OST. A SMALL GOLD SHIRT STUD.
IL The finder will be rewarded BY leaving 1t at
tins Office. Jan30
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AN INVALUABLE REMEDY FOR INFANTS I!
This is. the best Medicine for young children,
suffering with Colicr DlarrhGa, or any other COM
plaint, in. dent 10 Teethlng. 1t may be given
with safety, as Is contains no opium, or other in
furious auodyne.
Price, 2j cents bottle.
Manufacture and for sale by
DR.. H. BAER.
Also by the following Druggists:
A. ". ECKEL & CO., DR.. A. RAOuL,
DR.. W. A. SHRINE, A. o. BARBOT,
". T. LITTLE & CO., ]. BLACRMAS,
p. NJ. CoUES. DR.. e. II. KELLERS,
f. S. BURNIIAM GRAMAN Il sCIIWAKE,
G. W. AIMAR, J. LOCKWOOD,
G. J. LUIlN, w. T. LINN,
W. A. GIBSON,
Ard by Druggists generally. jan2l
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ain,1sen1et1ts.
st. CECILIA soCIE ETY.

CT. CECIL1A SOCIETY.
A BALL will be given at the Hall OF the
Freundschaftabund, THIS tuesday EVENING, jan
uary 3lst, 1871. T. PINCKNEY L0WNDES,
janal Secretary and Treasurer.
CADEMY OF MUSIC.
TIE GREAT CARD OF THE SEASON
SIX NIGHTS. BEGINNING MONDAY, JAN.
UARY 80.
THE QUEEN STAR OF THE SOUTH
AND THE EMINENT COMEDIAN,
ROSE AND HARRY WATKINS,
on flying sit to their Southern homes, and to
their old friends, win appear during the week,
supported by frstclass company, IN those
Grand Dramas In which they have established
q worldwide fame as the
FIRST OF AMERICAN STARS
KATHLEEN MAvOURNEEN, or Under the
KATIE DARLING, or Put Yourself In Her
Place.
MnLLIE BAWN, the Rose OF Killarney.
HIDDEN HAND, or Old Virginia as 1t was.
ss-seats can be secured at the Box ONCE on
Saturday morning. la1ZI
THE BEST ON THE ROAD!
C. G. GRADY's
A NJ ERIC An CIR c q 8!
with attractions, in point OF merit, far superior
to any ever presented In the Arena.
Nothing but irst.class Artists In every depart
ment. Each and every one star In the profess
sion. Every detail perfect.
E. W. PERRY, the celebrated Two and Four
Horse Rider.
The celcbra, ed PERRY FAMILY, Baby Julia, Miss
Minnie Perry.
And Mrs. G.. GRADY will introduce at each enter
talnnent her wonderfully educated Bllna
Mare, "Lady Wild Fire"
Tie MILLER BROTHERS, the renowned Trapeze
performers, Tumblers and Leapers.
The BELMONT BROTHERS, from the Hippo.
drUIne der KONG, Berlin, Prussia, champion rum
biera OF the World and the original Arabian
/ Brothers."
Mr. CHAS. COvELLI, Character, Equestrian, as
the Wild Camanche Indian. Shipwrecked SAILOR,
Old Spivens, Pete Jenkins &c.
Master FRANK MORGAN, the wonderful Eques'
trian Tumbler and Acrobat.
Master GEORGE ANDREWS, the great contor-
ZIONIST, or India Rubner Boy.
DON PEDRO MARTINEZ, the Champion Jug
gler Of America. -, c,o,n
Charles COvelli, C. T. Howard and Eugene Martt'
nez, Trick Clown.
This Mammoth Circus Will give Two OF us 1rand
CITADEL GREEN, CHARLESTON,
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, February I'd and Sd.
Doors open at and P. NJ. Performances com.
mence of halr.past and p. M. -
Admission, rs cents; Children under 10 years OF
age, SO cents. yanoo-o-