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Dispatches from Washington state
that the President "heSn't heard" of any
movement in opposition to him within
the republican ranks, and seems dis
posed to ridicule the idea that suoh a
movement is possible. Other advices
repeat, nevertheless. that consultations
are continually taking place between the
antl-Grant Republicans and some of the
Democrats at Washington, with view
to coalcscing.
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How Governor Scott stand.

In Governor Scott's report to the Ku
Klu1 committee on the State debt, as is
now exhibited, he stands self-convicted
OF ialsehood before the United States.
In the matter Of his promise to the Tax
Hsysrs' Convention. he stands sslf.con-
victed before the State of the same
offence. he denied to the Auditor that
he made the promise alleged. He now
admits the promise, but alleges that he
had no right to make it, and thus goes
back upon it! 4
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Dpesch Of tho Hon. Reverdy johnson.
We have before Us copy OF the Hon
Reyerdy Johnson's speech on ..Somei ioi
tne important Political Issues of the
day. made at mass meeting Of Conser
,v=tivess in Baltimore. I'd November
1871. 80 it''llf Hfi' FlII lNTT
We have read this sbis snI sussessi7;
speech with great satisfaction. It is CON
oeived in that spirit'oi devotion to CON oaa
stitutional law which has marked Mr.,
Johnson's life and services.
We observe in the body OF the speech
an able argument by Mr. johnson &c
show that the ACT Of Congress unde,
which President Grant has carried on
his military proceedings in this State Ii
utterly at variance with the Constitution
Of the land. Mr.. johnson we'll quotes
the saying OF the Duke of wellington
that "martial law is no law" and as the
result OF his own observation and know
ledge. he says: ST feel satisfied that Il
such law as the one I have examined
and such an execution OF IL as is now
going on in South Carolina. was passed
by the English Parliament, and was sc
enforced by the Government. the people
OF that country would, with one voice
drive from power all the parties con
cerned in It," Mr.. johnson is right, and
his whole speech is we'll worthy OF peru
sal. It is able. and deals with the uues
tions of the hour.
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OFFICIAL RATTLE NuMBEns Charleston Charf. .
table Association. Tor benefit Free School fund:
hAFFLE GLASS No. 217-lAoyntng, November n
1853 -64 So -58- 81 -87-45 1o-70-a0-l0
Witness my hand ct Charleston, this 9th day
OF november, 1871. FENN PECK.
Nov 20 Sworn Commiss;onnr
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MANUFACTURING ENrERpR1sE IN CHARLES
TON charleston Is fast becoming a manu-
featuring "a we'll as commercial city. The
largest msnufactory Of doors, sashes, blinds.
Co., In the Southern States is that Of Mr.. P.
r. ToALE, on Horlbeck's Wharf, in that city.
ssies rooms At No. 20 Hayne street. MI.
column. Nov o.
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Kerosene Goods.

4 WO, three and four light CHANDELIERS.
Brackets and Hall LAMPS.
ParlOr ana Chamber LAMPS.
brass.) 'fA """
Hurricane and Mill LANTERNS.
~ together with Wioks, Chimneys, Shades.
Trimmers, &o.. 30.
A full line Of the above opened this day,
d 90 STANLEY'S.
NOV 28
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LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Selma Brown-Executor's Sale.
Wanted-Book-keeper.
". =. Stanley-Kerosene Goods.
=. Hope-Smoked Tongues, Co.,
John O. Winder-W., 9. & a. r. r.
Moses Goldsmith & Son-Ircn.
DIR. VIM. Young-Marriage Guide.
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sssss .e9asles esere--TAs Asia Issse
-ne oousn Oafohna Legislature Assem-
s.s Dits 'n's year unasf Pso1iief fsc try1ne
circumstances. sinoe this hSay Was lN7'
~ session. marked Developments have
taAen % place % agisase the Staee from ehe
centre % tne oircnmisfence We need
s oes nssle epous sne SUSPENSION OF the
Iyls .! "a0eos corpus IN nine Counties OF
.1e osa.e' ana sne oonsequens serious
C1msse 20 our mssella, anseiee!s. 0en.
Ifsn' nss -'aAsn cnasse' enafe onarge.
- 4.sss a;s?lf sna .soDyeos., sSsos.
y1',' "Aso' p..Ss s9.s ~ anpg ester
"e s,,o 00ss $40 - - = ' I've ms
Ss!.vs3stttS' 81 ~
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saea so"s1s ssnlslsss, i11H Eng Puti sne Ynoie
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and ..h;s !. :. .ha.- 49,, In, a ssssnAvu y, .s.es
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RADIO, snd pa.ss,:aa. ns 'eo'S
m,nor;tv ~ nanapa.a.s . a aeao 10: D.. - -
Gals Thara v;,i hoIozs. | - ~ .'a 100. 100.
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a. tb;s so..;on 49, ,;ao w S:u @ r. 'a'u-o.
batvaan tba honas. 90 a;.hons.. W.
teen .ha oo-r,n.;on;.ts 40 49, ~ W
no,ad 70 oorrrnt,on NJ .o,:.;s ] y
oolor naaa d;,;de .ha r..a;.,a.n nm. -, :
RING will maka a,or, a-e..;.. ..
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mean. - ,onow;a. 49, fr. 'I
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Executors Sale.

"A LII persons indebted to the late Jamea
a Brown, either by note or book account.
are requested to call and settle at once with
plaood in the hands Of an attorney for col.
lection. Those having claims will present
them, properly attested, at once for pay
ment. SELMA RROWN
Nov % t1S ErocutrIr
~ Union COW
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Wilmington. Columbia & Augusta r. r
MA ID N %
SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE.

WILMINGTON, COLUMBIA AND AUGUSTA r. B..
WILMINGTON. N. O., November 25, 1871.
NHE Train recently advertised to run be-
will, on and after this date, be discontinued
until further notice. JOHN O. WINDER.
NOV 10 Superintendent.
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a chemist in Davenport proposes to
MAKE excellent sugar from corn, to sell
at 3M cents per pound.
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HOTEL ARR1vAIs. November 27.-
Columbia Hotel-P. B. Tompkips, Ian
caster; j. 81. Rion, Winnsboro: j. p.
Thomas. 81. +. Trenholm, M. @. Butler.
Ct. B: Lake, J.. M. Shackleford. G. Tup.
per, city; @. T.. Ltchfield, N. O.: F. a.
Miles, Marion; F. G. Rnrrnnohs. Con.
weyboro; j. F. Myers, Orsngeburg: J.
". kingman. w. 81. Evans, Charleston:
r. Elder. Winnsboro; E. e. 3. Curtis.
Doko; d. Bieman, Walhalla; L. T.. CUT
au, D. W. Erwin, Abbeville; J. n Evins,
Spartanburg; J. M. Baxter, Mrs. T.. E.
Blackwell and daughter, Newberry; 81.
Cranston, Ga.
Nsc6erSon House-L. F. Post, CITY: D.
=: Corbin, D. Horlbeck, Charleston: J.
4. beekerman. Georgetown; NJ. J. Tur-
per- New York; 81. Terry, city; William
Johnstone, q. 8. Bryan, 81. s. Briggs,
=: d. Sohriner, A. w. Barrett, @. D.
wilbur, u. L. Butts, Charleston; j. 81.
Lynch. Pa; ID. l.. Pringle, Georgetown:
.. b: Witherspoon, J. D. Graham, Sum-
ter; .. .. Boil, OEangeburg; L. D. Smith
and wife, Md; F. Tolbird, T. Tolbird,
Beaufort; w. L. Anderson. Charleaton:
>: 8: Owens, Port Royal r. R.; W. Fl.
DeBerry. Darlington; M. ". Gary. citv:
J. A. Belanger. Hamburg; q. B. Lake
A. w. Lamar. Edgefield; j. J. Gormlev'
Charlotte; VIM. Wilkins, wife and child.
New York; j. P. Matthews, Baltimore:
y: =. Y: Holloway. Pomaria; J. Lawney.
harrington; I. 8. Carender, Brewer
Mine; II. J. Donaldson, Cheraw; J. A.
Burgess. 3. 3. Dickson. Clarendon; n.
I. Pate. Va; L. J. Jones, Newberry; W.
g: Atkins. 8. g.; T. N. Tolbert. Ninety
Six; E. D. Heming. D. hiss. b. NJ.
Harris. Baltimore; VIM. Perry. PendIe-
ton; VIM. Rrtledge. Miss Rutledge.
>. 3: Fillebrown. Darlington; 8. 8. Grit
tenden, wife and child, s. O.
Central Hotel-E. 8. Allen, Simpson
Bobo, 8. L. Waleh, DR.. B. III. Smith.
Spartanburg; Miss Emma Rhame, Man.
chester; Mrs. J. E. Britton and children.
Ba%berg; Q. q: Nixon. J. 8. Mcintosh.
Riohland; G. w. Duvall, Chesterfield:
John Q. Sellers. Rev. Joel Allen. John
Wilcox, Jr., NJ. +. Mcbride, julius
Godbold, 81. A. Gasque, Marion; DR..
John Wilson, W. d. Wilkes. Anderson;
}. w. Cobb. Waverley; O. p. Sullivan.
Lsurons.
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-~~--~~-~-~~--o---
UNITED STATES CoURr-Ku KIu,
TRrAIs.-The court convened at twent,
minutes past II, yesterday morning
Judges Bond and Bryan presiding. The
following is list OF the jurors:
GRAND JURy.-D. Graham, B. r. Dis
verney, Augustus Harris. W. WinRate,
d. Jones. James Garnett, n. s. Gregg,
w. B. Mitchell, J. B. Williams, 81. L.
Williams. T. J. Thaokham, T.. J. Hama.
gan, James Murrell. j. II. Allen, r.
Blackney, James ID. Graham, F. M.
Johnstone.
PETIT JURoRs.-Francis Lance. l..
Ford, Phillip Saltera, James @. Hollo.
way, j. T. Riley. James Freeman, OPP.
Howard, A. jackson, A. Agerton, E.
Johnson, j. M. johnson, James Magill,
T.. Q. Rainey. A. Allsbrook, ]. B. With.
erspoon. +. Brough. John Gordon, A.
Cook, VIM. Mooney, q. g. Beatty, A. w.
burnett. O. Munnariy0. ". Il. DeBerry.
James Keenc. w. F. Ravenel, Henry
Fordham. J. d. Stocker. r. Melton. A.
W. Curtis. -
Upon an inquiry OF Judge Bond,
whether any Of the gentlemen called as
grand Jurors had served in similar ca.
pacity within tho last two years, MIR.
Gregg. OF Charleston, and two others,
replied in the affirmative, and were de.
olared disqualified; as were also one of
the petit jurors. After the calling of the
Jurors. Mr.. Oorbin. District Attorney,
rose snd stated that he understood that
there were certain irregularities in the
drawing OF jurors, and that he wished to
nave the question decided at once, before
the trial OF the caee. The grounds of
irregularities were that the names had
not been drawn In accordance with law:
that the drawing was made during the
absence OF the United States Marshal.
Mr. johnson, and that the names were
taken from the jury box by little boy
instead OF the clerk. Af1idavits to this
effect by Messrs. E. L. johnson, E. P.
Butts and J. H. Sohriner were read.
Hon. Reverdy Johnson replied, sus-
tanning the venlre, and showing that the
Irregularities, if any did exist, we're of
an lmmateriai character, were merely
technical, and could in no way effect the
credit OF the present jurors; and that in
any event, 80 far as he was concerned,
the jury was satisfactorily drawn, and
that be would waive any right to chal-
lenge the jury after Judgment. Mr..
Oorbin spoke again, urging the irregu-
iarities as shown by the afidavits pro-
duced, and citing as authority the case
OF the United States us. Surratt, and a
Maryland case as authorities. The object
OF Mr.. Corbin would seem, from his
argument. to be to discharge the pre-.
sent array and draw jurors from the by-
standers. This Mr.. johnson objects to.
as opening door to fraud and as estab.
fishing precedent which, in the frtare,
at least, when the representative of the
Government might not be aboye suspi-
clon, might completely defeat the object
OF iair trial by an impartial jury.
After consultation over the question
made, the Judges determined to hold it
in consideration until tomorrow, at IL
which time the court ad-
iourned.
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w antAd.

10y the new Columbia Oil Oompanv. .
- BOOK.KEEPER. Application to be
day next. Nov % -
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Smoked Tongues and Stripc

e DOZEN Smoked Buffalo TONGUES.
~ 900 lbs. N. Y. Bacon Strips,
i'ooO IDS. new Sugar-cured Hsms, for sale
Nov % ~1 AAOA C'
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+" NoF10s TO CORRESPONDENTS We in.
vite contributions from correspondents
in all parts Of the State. Short, sharp
and pointed articles are the kind We in
vitei Truthful exposures of public
frauds, municipal, County and State
are demanded by the e1igenoies OF our
condition. We invite, also, the aid OF
local pens in brief contributions. We
are contending almost single handed
against large and strong combination,
backed by the almighty dollar" Sus-
tanned by the elements of truth and a
public purpose, We expect to effect q
great deal, but the public interests de.
mspd that our friends and the friends Of
the State ehall promptly back Us with
their pens, as we'll as with their approval.
Items OF news, as we'll as. expressions Of
opinions, are invited from every County
in the State. We shall seek to make
this journal not only the. centre OF relia-
bic intelligence. but the exponent, also,
OF well-matured. prudent and sagaoious
views.
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6oC al 1t q ma q.
PHGsn1AsA.--The price Of single
copies of the PHHAIx is Gve cents.
The PHdan offioeis supplied with all
necessary material for as handsome cards,
bill hesds. posters. pamphlets. hsnd-bills,
circulars, and other printing that may be
desired. as any office In the South. Give
ne call and test our work.
The latest styles of wedding cards and
envelopes can be seen at the PHGHx Of
fioe. They will be printed In the best
styles OF the art-successiu imitation OF
engraving RI '-A f-s''' - 81 :
DR.. A. N. TaIley has left Ct the PHG.
NIX Office a portion Of an old roll and
company book Of the. Riohland Volun-
teer Rifle Company, containing extracts.
etc.s Of proceedings, at different dates
from 1916 to 1896. This nu.ii.se;a book
will prove Of interest to many persons
besides the survivors of the old and IA
vorite corpa. YAt, .rs 89
A oolored woman, yesterday. while at
tempting to cut bone with hatchet.
missed her aim and ont of the finger OF
a little colored ohild. who was holding
the bone.
Two attempts to fire new building
on the corner Of Riohland snd Marion
streets were made on Sunday.
Mr.. Oakshott. formerly in charge of
the construction OF the United States
Post Office building in this city, has
been removed, and Mr.. L. 8. Kingsly
appointed in his place. Mr.. Oakshott
takes charge Of the construction of the
Charleston Custom House.
The Chicago fire brought ont the fire
fiend, and gu Eastern paper has since
trotted out the ice fend. Thanksgiving
is coming-look ont for the fowl fiend.
It is stated that the cases from York
vile will come up first for trial in the
Ku Klu1 Court, and Judge Bond ex-
pressed the belief that from the pressure
OF criminal business, nothing will be
done on the civil side of the court unless
there should occur some unlocked for
interruption in the prosecution. Dis
triot Attorney Corbin is assisted in the
prosecution of these cases by D. a..
Chamberlain, Esq.
Merry's Museum the Oldest esta-
blished juvenile magazine in the coun-
try-is before us. It is as good as ever
in the way Of reading matter and illus
trations; and az an inducement to new
subscribers. handsome steel engraving
is given to every subscriber for 1872.
Terms. $l.50 per annum. Horace B.
Fuller, IA Broomfeld street, Boston, is
the publisher
At N. G. Gibson's news depot, (located
Immediately North of the Pollock
Aouse,) you can obtain all the principal
pictorial and newspapers of the country.
Subscriptions received for various pa
pers.
Virtue, though in rags. may challenge
more than vice set off with the trim of
greatness.
DEATH OF A REPUBLICAN, SENATOR
MIR. Joseph A. Greene. the Radical mem.
Der OF the Senate from Orangeburg, de-
parted this life. Sunday afternoon, in
this CITY, after lingering illness. His
remains are to be inferred North.
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DEATH OF A REPUBLICAN, SFNAroR
Mr.. Joseph A. Greene. the Radical mem.
Der OF the Senate from Orangeburg, de-
parted this life. Sunday afternoon, in
this city. after lingering illness. His
remains are to be inferred North.
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FATAL AouDzsr. = onf Saturday List,
while young James Jenkins, q ron of
the late Dr. Jas. Jenkins,) was hunting
ducks. in the old Myers plce sbout
fftesn miles below Columbia, his gun
was accidentally discharged, tho whole
loaf entering his body, killing him in
stantly. .,fs,, 6 "eg' ,;.'',,. rs 4.
MAIL 1AH,sAANdntKNTs. Tina 1Niortfhe7D 4
mail opens as 400 p. NJ, oloses 7.15
A. ID. Charleston day mail opens 400
p. M; closes. g. 90 A. M. Charleston
night mail opens 6.soA. NJ; closes 9. .OOl
P. N. Greenville' mail opens e.46 p.
NJ T; closes 600 A. n. IVY Nestern, mail
opens 8. 90 A. NJ: closes I. 30 b. N. On
Sunday oface open from 8 10 4P.sM..t. !.
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~ASO'0oos snotoaO VI pS1O,UUU, which he
claims.
1t appears, further. that part OF the
bonds. sag about 81, 700. 600, which he
reports as hypothecated, are what are
technically known as ''good delivery" at
the stock exchange in New York. Under
the financial pressure to which he has
been recently subjected. it is fair to pre-.
sumo that he has sold all the saleable
bonds. At an average OF even thirty
cents. these bonds would have brought
as much as $50. 600. which would leave
him actually owing the State over $4OO,.
600 in money, and haning ouer 81, 900, 900
bonds Of The S.ate on hand. II these are
hypothecated in New York, it has been
done &c raise money for his private
speculations, and not for the use of the
State.
The Legislature OF tho State meets to-
day. We call the attention of this body
to this exhibit. They have O right to
assume this to be correct until Kimpton
files his account. according to law, with
the Comptroller. The agent has both
bonds and money OF the State, or ought
to have them, in his hands. What has
ne done With them? Where is the mopey2
We hold it due to the people OF the State
and to themselves that the Legislature
should forthwith require the Financial
Agent OF the State to make his report.
and il he does not, to direct the Comp.
troller to proceed against him as de.
fauiter. SO much for Kimpton. We
have suggested his guilt.
We have already alluded to the value
OF the committees and of Parker's re-.
port, as confession by the conspirators
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to witness Molieres play Of "Tartufe," while im.
mense masses of infantry lined both sides OF the
Champs Elysees, as II about to try another sortie.
Poor fsmIshed, WORKOUT women stood in crowds
at the butchers, and bakers shops, awaiting their
pittauce Of bread aid meat. Across the open
space In front or the Hotel de Vile furious mob
was shooting at each other from window and
doorway, and above all came the sounds OF the
exploding Prusslap shells, not . quarter of an
hours walk away from the heart OF the city.
The Washington Star explains the partridge
eating wager now going on in washington, In
which man named Henderson is TO- eat one
partridge daily, for thirty days, on bet OF $780,
The Star says: "Henderson eats whatever else
he likes, theonly stipulation being that he shall
consume enc partridge per day, between the
hours OF aud 10 a. NJ. The hardship In the case
Is in the fact that though a single partridge ls
very good eating, 1t becomes a most repulsiYe
article OF food when repeated daily for any lehgth
of time. In France it Is somewhat common
wager to bet against the performance Of pigeon
eating of this kind, and some i've or ak years
ago q narrative written by Frenchman of his
physical suferings-the nausea, fever and pros
tration-endured in undertaking the experiment
attracted considerable attention from the medical
>Sraternftfr
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AssTATE AND COUNTY TAXES

ArSTATE AND COUNTY TAXES
COUNTY TREASURER's OFFICE, FGRE-PROoF
BUILDING, CHARLESTON, S. C.-Notlce is here
by given that this Office will be open for the RE-
CEIPrOF THE STATE AND COUNTY TAXES for
the year 1870 on the eighth tsth) day OF February
1871. Taxes not paid on or before the 29d day
OF March, 1871, are liable to penalty OF twenty
per cent. All Taxes remaining unpaid on the
18th day Of June, 1871, are liable to collection
by distress or otherwise, with additional penalty
of five t5) per cent for collection thereof.
The tot al rate OF levees for State purposes is
nine ts) mills on the dollar. The total rate for
County purposes ls three (3) mills on the dollar
The state Taxes are payable In Bills Receivable
of the State, United States Currency, National
Bank Notes, gold and silver coin; In addition to
the above, Coupons dated since July l, 1857, from
certain State Bonds, will also be received in pay
ment of the State Taxes, viz:
1st. Six Per Cent. Bonds, issued by the State
under an Act OF 1854, In aid OF the Blue Ridge
Railroad:
I'd. SIX Per Cent. Bonds, issued by the STATE
under the Acts OF 1853 and 1866, for the construc
tlon OF the new Statehouse, and Six Per Gent.
Bonds, issued By the State under the Acts OF Sep
tember and December, 1885, for funding the past
due principal and interest on the State Debt.
All Coupons that have accrued on Bonds dated
1st and Cd on or before the 1st of July, 1857 are
fundaole under the Acts referred to above o! Sep
tember and December, 1858, and are not receiva.
hle for taxes. WIN. GURNEY,
febs-1. Treasurer Charleston County.
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tho
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