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viii remark u conclusion that his remedies
are the resuh OF long and careful study. The
Fluid Extracts have been before the public twen-
ty years; the sa' e Of them In that time proves
their value. All have been benefited by them
who followed u y instructions. and to-day they
stand UNEQuf LIED in the extent OF their sale
ami UNsURPl ,ssED by any medicament In the
dlspensa,ory Q the United States, not excepting
single herb. root, plant, or scientific prepara-
ton,
Pharmaceutical clsim all mine 10 he, aud have
| never patented d single one.
ALI. STAND ON THTIR MERITS.
The Pin have thought of Offering TO the attilct-
| ed for tea years. They are now perfect, and T
| shall stake my time, money, and fame, on their
| effectiveness. The inviting style in which the
Pill iteelf is made, the bottle, label wrapper, all
| show with what care they have been prepared.
Aftsr examination, no English or French prepare
ton will show greater care, and am really proud
l of them. Instead OF the nauseous-looking, care
1 lessly-rnepared Pills vended generally, and put
up In wooden boxes, and made generally or offer
| ed by these having no experience rs physicians,
druggtstss or manufacturers OF medicines.
|
Test the medicine offered by
Your obedent servant
II. r. HEL.uBOLD
Crystal Palace Drng Store,
6S4 Broadway, New York.
pala, e phsrn acy, Gilsey House, Broadway and
2oth str, tets New Yorf, and Temple Of Pharmacy
contlne. n,ai Hotel, PRilsdelphia.
+. g. -Eeimbold's Fluid Extract Buchu has
gained worldwide fame. sp'-sm
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ERESH TEAS. &C., chests superior
l. GREEN and BLACK TIA; cases PRE-
ihNEi, CT GER; *SGi ISL VA LNUTS,
'.i:Oh!}S, e.. ". G.. EASDEIDGE & co.
Qp.i s27 Broad street.
ZINE SUGAR-CURED HAMS.-10 bbls.
: tin,=t N"w Orleans VI LAS3h:; bbls. HC-
SEi D!tiS.
.roi W. DAEDRInGE 4 co.
ERE>H GOSHEN BUTTER.
) ". G.. DA 4ULlHGE L CO.,
Ilr,, atr
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.-r, % Rs,LD,s EXTRACTS

HELM .oo.---~o-~-( o-.-,--o.~-~--~.~S
. nvTCE TO THE BROKEN DOWN
IN HEALTH, THOSE OF BAD BLOOD
AND OLD MAIDS IN PAR
TlCULAR:
APRIL, MAY. AND JUNE.
PURIFY THE BLOOD IN THEsE MONTHS.
FLUID
EXTRACT sARsAPARilI'A
cures all eruptions OF the skin.
FLUID
EXTRACT saRsApARlLLA
cures the wors, form of blood diseases.
FLUID
EXTRACT sAAsAPaRlLLA
enters readily into The circulation Of the blood
FLUID
EXTRACT sAgsAPAkILLA
beautihes the complexion.
All powders and outward applications destroy
tho skin. rendering 1t harsh and coarse. LOOK
at the akin or old maids and those that have
~ ina
discontinue them and use
HELMBOLD's
FLUID EXTRACT sAR3APARLLA.
rne hottie is equal In strength 10 Que gallon oil
the syrups or decoctons as usually made. ana
wine glass added to pint Of water equals tie
celebrated Lisbon diet drink Cry 1t this way.
A uELlGHTFnL BEVERAGE:
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CkTAWBA GRAPE PILLS
4 PLEASANT, SAFE, AND AGRESABLE
CATIlARTIC,
CATAWBA GRAPE t1LL ;,
trsEDIN ALL AFFECTIONS WHERE A PUR'
GAT1vE MEDICINE Is NEEDED.
HELMBOLD's
rATAWBA GRAPE PILLS
HARMLESS ~ A CHILD AND TAKEN BY
CHILDREN.
HELMBOLD's
CaTAWBA GRAPE FILE
sUpERsEDE MAGNEsIA, 3ALTs, AND
EVERY OTHER PURGATIvE.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS
CERTAIN IN EFFECT AND PHEASANT IN
OPERATION.
CATAWBA GRAPE PIL!.s
IsNOT a PATENTED PILL.
HELMBOLD's NJ,
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS
ARE COMPOSED OF
CATAWBA GRAPE JUICE
AND FLUID EXTRACT
OF EHURARB
HOW 10
PROCEED IN
THE SPRING AND
sI'MNEk MONTHS.
to Insure NEW LIFE, NEW BLOOD, NEW
yIGOR: Purchase two bottles u: HEI MBOi.D's
SAk3APAEILLA and one box OF Pulls
WORTH THEIR WEIGHT IN GuLn.
No better Investment can be III aGe for So small {
sum.
HELMRULp's FLUID EXTRACT BUCHu
has acquired Worldwide FAME.
AL of my preparations are mrrtorious. Pc
Rod OF twenty y, airs ha= PROVED THIS to he III,
case.
SEES remarks made by benjamin Tfavers, +. K
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N n. WALKER Il CO.,
IL. FIRE MARINE. AND INLAND
INSURANCE AGENT,
OFFICE, NO. 1914 MAIN STREET,
,,,Jax Nauurs IL TT Many IN.

Bulldog gs, merchandise, furniture, and per sonai
property Of ell kinds in the city and country In
sured against loss or damage by Dire 1t the lowest
rates In companies Of the highest standing.
Tobacco In watehou les and marine and Inland
risks taken ut the lowest rates.
Losses equitabiy adjusted and promptly paid
IL
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rANAL-BOATS AGNES AND RE
~ BrCCA Fur SALE AT AUCTIUN.-' Il
TJF-DAY, 25th April, 1871, Ne Will sell NJ Il etZ
ler,s bnat. va I'd at - O'Clock NJ. the canal.bU@Is
Agnes and RTBECCA,
the former 80 anu the latter so tons capacity.
lERMS: At sale.
ap2 iiEr & HoDDlN, auc!9.
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ssHsrs.s. ysEDsCeSEs. de.

HiL ny RHANE.-J0 lbs. Oil MTrbane,
" L Fcticr With III kinds OF obaccorists' sup
p!I,s III our Inc, for safe by
btDERhi. X DADE. rn2gist5,
CT r,rf
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MUTUAL IASSljEA:sGtS SOCIETY CF
Nh VIRtiiS!t.
INCORPORATED 1894.
OFFICE COEYIH OF 10TH ASI' BANK S"fEErs
Iaslirps BuliniI.s hy Perpetual or -natal policy.
Losses rlultabiy adjusted ana promptly paid.
The uuoLa for 1871 having been reduced persona
having prop6rty to insure viii tad 1t TO their Inter.
GU W #. A. CLAIRCRNir, Principal Agent.
JOHN Is. DhSFDkTH, Secretary.
HENRY u. DANFORTT, Assistant Secretary,
EAMUGL h. PULLIlM, Collector.
DIRECTORS:
JAQUELIN 7. TsyLOk,
WILLIAM G. ALLEN,
JOHN G. HORIZON,
JAMES DUNLOP,
WILLIAM GRAY,
TIl.LlAM Il. HeXALL,
SAMUEL G. TARDY,
JAMES H. GRANT,
ALFRED T. HARRIS,
JOHN FRELLAND,
GAERET Z. WATSON,
: GEORGE DAVIS,
WILLIAM II. PALMER. oc 10
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GALE OF THE EFFECTS OF THE
BANK OF VIRGINIA.

In OBJ dience IL decree OF the Circuit Court OF
the United states for The District or Virginia, the
undo signed WILL on the
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TOR RENT, A SMALL BRICK g.
Il HOUSE, situated on the corner Of 3Oth III
and Clay s!'e=ts.
Also. a SMALL. FARM. containing IS acres,
with comfort able buildings. situated on tie York
liver railroad, 2crcn miles from the city or Rich
lna1d, In flcurico county.
Al:o ano,hcr place. containing Is sc1es, ten
lnles from the city of RICHMOND. on the YORK
River railroad. r. l.. FACHO,
IN ol-st Peal rs ate Agent.
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Fyg KEW YQES.

OLD UOGINiyE SEE 1J,3iii: sasse~rsa
CONTASi.
The side s'hecl steamships WfANokF, .-A1c
HELL, SAf9EA, III 40 A = >lhA.
msTi'E. aud HATTEEhS. icaGe t-ew fo;s ~
.Ir...t. t,u; To!lt, gnG klGriLGri, c"r:f I -
LI:, "a uti5!:AI, and %ATt.ES * So. l
=: Lsa;s E y <, :; S{e;% 800 -
rszse SHIPS -. g!.iTSly lc.,. TGgT G+,e .t.-I
SALOONS spii l.,:i.-Goui2. Tbs sac, ac:1l!rii.'i
lions, and a..cGls:o::. ere UNSURPASSED. =,
Close 4onrscEfuL2 M:ttS F'.n 6t%sMefs ioi ~
southern and EErCgGsn ports. .,,,,
Insurance effected, Wien ordered, AT 1uAn
TER or one Pen CENT, a. tie oEees OF ih1
COMPANY.
For further information spplT 70
JOHN ", WYATT, hsea,
,,v.s No. 5 Governor 6trtE.
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TOR RENT, the HOUSE at present "a

& occupied hy me As l grocery ard granary. Eli
~ the corner Of Marshall stree; and Brook ave-
, nue. with LAkGE LOT aud ST l. T. OF
twenty SAILS This Is regarded as a most excel
jcnt stand for the grocery and granary hnsiLcss.
ana Is n, miraHly suited for livery hrit Z aud
sale stable, or the juck business Possession
given on n, LIST day Of May next. or sooner Il ce
sized. For terms. &C.. apply 10 Messrs. lsBR LII
an 2na, VIM. II. TYLER.
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NOR RENT, n STORE, BACK a..
4 BOOM. and CELLAR, on 9Th street. be- ka;i
Tween Marshall and Clay Streets suited for ro-
Gerry or any other business. Applyro
c. BENGiFIMER,
o2-3t 306 9TH street, near Brosd street.
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TOR RENT, THREE FURNISHEDTa
Il ROOMS snI KITGIFH, In one of the Ell
p.eaasNtest cottages In Ashland For PARTICULARS
apnIy TO SNYDER 4 lRBY.
an 10 enGH No. 1909 Cary stree I.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-23
RIGHTEOUS RsTRIBUTIoN.
The Fate OF General DuvaI-Lecompte
and Thomas Avenged.

General Duva was made prisoner on Chatil-
lon Heights. and was on his way to Versailles
with the several hundred other insurgent
prisoners captured al the same time, when: at
the crossroads where the ScealX, Paris, Yer
safiles and Bevre roads Fork, The prisoners
and guard met General Vlnoy anu staff, who
were riding to Chatillon Heights. He ordered
the guard to halt, and he disn ounted, went to
the prisoners and said: "rhere Is among you
q Monsieur Duyal who calls himself general.
should like to see him." General Duvai step
ped from the ranks calmly and with dignity,
and said, 81 ain he" General Vinov added:
VAnd there are two chefs de baluillon' also
with YOU" They also stepped forward. Gem
eral Vnoy said 10 them: You are frighlful
wrelches (canailles;) you shot General Gle.
ment Thomas and General Lecompte, and you
know your late" Turning to'the commander
of the guard, he sail: "CapLa!n, detail u pia-
toon of ten rilemen, and do yon, gentlemen.
go with him 10 yonder field" TIE lnsnrgent
officers quietly walked TO The spot Indicated. d
narrow.iield on The road to Meudon, AMI lying
OIL the northern side OF white boundary wall,
on which is painted in very large letters, "Du-
val Garden.' in front of this wall General
Duyal and his companions stood, threw of
their Goals, and placed themselves before the
platoon charged with their execution. When
The luuskets were levelled at their breasts
they shouted "Vive Ia Commune !" and the
next Instant fell corpses.-Parts Letter.
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SPARKS FROM TIE WIRES.

The directors of the Central Bank OF
Brooklyn are liable to deposltoTs.
"A policeman killed youth and citizen
fatally stabbed a soldier at.Chlcago yesterday.
Bonner says he will not trot Dexter at
Chicago.
The. Foster trial is progressing in New
York, but no new facts have been elected.
DIR. jas. b. Cutler, of Newark, N. j., has
been convicted OF causing three abertions.
There was large fire yesterday In Balti-
more, burning Nos. 81, % and rs Sharp street.
An engine exploded, killing Horny Weaver,
member of Council.
Archbishop Perche, OF New Orleans, on
Sunday received formal demonstration of
welcome upon his return from Rome A pro-
cession of military and civil societies and an
immense concourse took part.
The United States marshal at New York,
supported BY a file Of marines, took possess
sion of the steamer William Tapsoott, over
which Morgan & Sons and J. T. Tapscott have
been conten1in9
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THE KU-KLUX IN T0RK.
Another Foolish and Outrageous Deed.
From the Columbia Union. !

From the ChuMola UnlonI
Information. from York. county, received
Saturday, shows the Ku-KIux actively carrying
out their programlne ofdrving out of office all
RepublIcans now holding Official positions un-
der the State Government In the upper coun-
Ties: No Discrimination is made as to char
acler, or whether the incumbent is competent
or incompetent.
The latest case Is that of Trial Justice O'Con-
nell, of Fort Mills, York County. Mr.. O'Con-
nell Is brother of a.higfr1y esteemed Catholic
priest, formerly of this city, but at present sta
Toned in North Carolina. He has been held
In the highest respect by all honest, law-apid-
ing citizens, not only for bis u1sullied integr..
ty, but also for the courtesy, heneyoence ana
Kindness which have characterized bis official
relations with the citizens OF York County.
His great sin, however, seems 10 have been IN
accepting office under the present State Gov
ernment Not long since, q band Of disguised
men visited his residence, but not 1uding him
OF home promised to repeat the visit. From
unmistakable evidences some OF the band were
recognized as the near neighbors Of The trial
justice.
A few days ago, the same parties, it is be'
leved, without dlsguises,. again visited MT.
O'ConnellS place, went into the field where
the old gentleman was at work, and alter
making their threats, demanded that %. ne
should resign the Office OF trial justice. MT.
O'Connell for some time stoutly refused, but
finding himself In their power, and tearing
Ing their continued threats of personal vio'
lence, finally yielded and signed document
drawn up by the band, 'resigning the office OF
trial Justice. This action brings the parties,
whom it Is said are well kno IN, under the
by Congress, and they will no doubt be prose.
provisions OF the Ku-Klux law recently enacted
cuted In the United States Court. We are In
formed that Hon. D. 7. Corbin, United States
district attorney, has received instructions 10
prosecute all such cases as may be brought TO
his attention, and that United States Marshal
l.. e. johnson has started for Fort Mills for the
purpose oi arresting and conveying the parties
to Charleston for trial.
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HAsHINGTON NEWS.

WASHINGTON, May %.
Cofax tainted during the session to-day
Corcoran continues to improve. It is propo
sed to force vote on the treaty by to-mor.
row night.
Baron Geron, who has represented Prussia
here twenty years, departs this week.
Collax, as required by law, has certified to the
district attorney the contumacy OF the Tribune
correspondents, which will bring the matter to
the cognizance Of the grand jury. The Senate
still holds them prisoners.
In the Senate Mir. Sumner made q personal
explanation in regard to speech attributed to
him in the New York Herald, propounclng il
bogus. Edmunds denied having abused the
pressin secret session. Motions were made
to discharge the contltmacious reporters. They
will 20 over under the rules.
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diverse ideas of the character Of Christ exist
But the work has created enthusiasm in many,
and one gentleman eminent in literature has
said to the artist: ''Sir, you have painted the
only picture in the exhibition"
The Sde of summer travel 10 Europe Is open
ing briskly, though not upon the scale of for
mer seasons. The Cunard steamers are full;
but IL lis not true, as has been reported, that
every berth on some of the vessels has been
engaged months ahead, The disposition among
Intending tourists is to wait until the civil war
in France Is over. Europe lacks half of It's at
tractiveness as long as Its capital Is boarded
the early part of last year probably saw it. as
it shall never be seen again, In the zenith of its
magniflcence. The rabbe iconoclasts are tear
ing dove much that made the city beautiful in
the eyes of strangers. .NYM.
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GENERAL PRYOR RAMPANT. - X'General
Rorer A. PRYOR late OF Virginia, had some
words with counsel to whom he was opposed
In case on nearing before Judge McCunu, In
the special term room of the Superior Court
this morning. says New York paptr OF Thurs
day, 18Th inst. When The case had been dis
posed OF, the two counsel met just outside the
door Of the courtroom, and IN Inc dispute was was
counsel by the nose, Lweaked that organ viu-
lently, then grasped his victim by his coat lap
els, giving him vigorous shaking, aud show
ering epilhets remarkable for their Vlgor and
terssness upon his uniorinnaie head. Counsel
threatened the vengeance OF the law upon the
beIhgereht general, but the latter turned upon
his heel and walked away, thus ending the
S9eQp
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m- MANHooD-l54rH EDITION

MS- -MANHOOD-154TH E D 1T N
corrected and revised BY the author, E. de F. Cur.
tbs, Doctor OF Medicine, member Of the Royal Col.
lege of Surgeons, England; Licentiate OF the Col
lege OF Ply siclans, Edinburgh; Honorary Member
Faculte de Medicine, Paris &C., &C., &c.-A
Medical Essay on the cause and cure Of Pre,na-
ture decline in Man, showing how health is lost
and how regalned, it gives clear synopsis OF the
Irnpedmenu to Marriage the treatment Of Ner.
vous and Physical Debility, sterillty, &C., whether
brought on by early abuse or excess, and The rem
edes therefor-the result Of twenty years success
ful practice.
Price so cents by mall. Address the author, DR..
CURTIS, No. fremont Place, Boston, Mass.
mar7-tuths1yr
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ms GERMAN SOOTHING CORDIAL.
This valuable compound contaiis no opium, laud-
anum, paragoric, or other anodype, and Will not
massacre the innoceuts like the soothing syrups'
so much in. vogue. The GERMAN SOOTHING
CORDIAL is harmless, and Is res mmended by all
our best physicians II is TO be had Of the manu-
fac.prpr. pR. II. BAER,
30. 13l Meeting street.
And Of all Druggists. apr22-stuth
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-23
THE COMMUNE CRUSHED!
M'MAHoN MASTER OF PIRIs 1T
LAST,

The City Occupied by the Versailles
Forces-Fort Montrouge Abandoned
by the COmmunfsts-The Members of
the Commune Disappearing-Fight
for the Gates-Heavy Firing In the
Champs Elysees-D o m o w SIX rs
Troops Surrounded,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-23
THE WEATHER THIs 4AE:

WASHINGTON, May %.
Partially cloudy and clear weather Is proba-
BILE for Tuesday in the interior. Noserlous dis
turbance is indicated ior the Southern and the
lake coasts. A rising barometer and clearing
weather are probable for the Eastern States.
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5psrial n Offices.
@ WARRANTED INFALLIB

@ WARRANTED INFALLIBLE-
TIME DOES NOT IMPAIR ITS EFFICIENCY
MlLLlNGs's COMPOUND BUG DESTROYER, pre-.
pared only by r. c. M1LLINGs, No. 444 King
street, and sold by Druggists apd the trade In
general, in pint bottles at Fifty Cens each.
Liberal inducements offered to dealers by ap.
plying to EWD. y. BURSHAM. Druggist
No. 421 King street, Charleston, $. {.
may1l .shstu2mOS
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-23

Two distinct earthquakes occurred at To-
ronto, Canada, On Sunday morning. They
we're felt also at Quebec, Ottawa, and other
places, but caused no damage.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-23
@- GETTING MARRIED.-E

@- GETTING ESSAYS
FOR YOUNG MEN ON great SuCtAL EVILS AND
ABUSES which interfere with MARRIAGE-With
sure means Of relief for the Efring and Unfortu-
nate diseased and debtated. Sent free, In SEAL
ed envelopes Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, ',
No. 2S. Ninth street, Philadelphia Pa.
lnayl3 -3mUs
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-23
THE LIVE DEMOCRACY.
BURTING THE DEAD PAST AND
STANDING ON LYING ISSUES.

Action of the Ohio Democracy-Vallan-
digham Accepts the Constitutional
Amendments, and will Stand by
Them-A Platform Which Means Vic
tory In 1879.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-23
THE DRIFT OF POLITICS.
TIE NORTHERN DEMOCRACY DC.
CEPTING THE SITUATION.

How the New York Democrats Feel
Change OF Tone I'm the Tribune To-
wards the South-Rcmarkable Art
Controrersy-Page's Head of Christ
Summer Travel TO Europe-PoorP Paris.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-23

@ THE SEASON Is APPROACHING
for Children,s Summer Complaints, especially in
those who are Teethirg. A safe and secure RENE
dy is all important, and mothers VIII nnd sueh
one in DR.. BAER,S GERMAN SOOTHING COR
DIAL. To be had Of all Druggists. aprH-mWf
JOHN c. BAKER &. CO.'S GENU-
INE MEDICINAL COD LIVER oIL-EsTABLisH-
ED Dlsso-Acknowledged by eminent physicians
to he the best in the world. Sold by Druggists
GENERALLY. JNo. c. BAKER It CO., Philadelphia,
DR.. Fl. BAER,
fab8-my16mos No. 131 Meeting street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-23
Granh pr3e Dsrbnton.
$500, 600
GIVEN AWAY!
SOUTH CAROLINA
land AND IMMIGRATION ASSOCIATION.
THE
s 0 UTH CA r o III Ma


provided aid becoming
permanent
healthy portions
They will immigrants necessary
the
prepared
Central ONCE MUSIC
soath
BUTLER CHADWICK, GARY 8 co.
References in South Carolina
aa E425 pna4 HAMPTON seans a sspsoE soss10'
s asa TRENHOLM s%s,sa
Hon. Hon. JAMES AnaEstann eaEssuT sUrl HON. B. oAnpsa
References in New York City:
AUGUST BE1Nosr4 co., Bankers
MORTON Bankers
cHARLEsoeoSoR Counsellor asIaw
Homie WARD oonaeuo
A PRYOR, counsearatLaw.
,
HUNT THOMPSON -.
ANDERSON STARR co, Merchants
TO BE AWARDED TO THE 1tckE1.AoLDERs OF THE
SERIES CONCERTS TO COMMENCE ON THE FIRST OF
ocrosER, 1871, AT riE ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
CHARLESTON, s, c., ON WHICH DAY
ASSOCIATION UNDER AUSPICES
fund enable EmIns upon by
and the State South Carolina and for their
thhhe and support for the nst year.
10000 SEASON TICKETS OF ADMISSION, and NO MORE,
AT FIVE DOLLARS EACH.
ALL THE
OF MUSIC will be deposited o
$500, 600 IN GIFTS!
ssoana lid 5000 m having nan. annual @
and situated corner Of King and Market streets IN the
property in Charleston sseooe
Gnt-oah loa0oo oaoo
CSC selns-cssh-each 1900 @
Gifts each $780, $780, asssS ass
1850 enz-can each 1as'0
2s4 GIFTS amounts 100000
BUTLER, CHADWICK, GARY CO.,
AGENTS S. c. Land and immigration Association,
SsE9; ss35;t }sEs ssS5 ssE5as CHARLESTON
,cnurs wasrEp-11sEKAL COMMISSIONS
Commissioners and Supervisors of Drawing
WRIGHT,
5; $ i5sss sss3EE$ 5sESs $ssfSS$ s.s fsS S
A FAIR AND coN1MENDABLE SCHEME!
in
CHADWICK
SR.pR
G.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-23
NOT 4 NEW DEPARTURE,

but return. the restoration Of the Delnocra-
tic party once more TO tile ancient platform OF
progress ard reform. Establishing the great
fact thai that party. like everything else In
nature inteaded to endure, is capable OF ildapt-
Ing Itself TO the perpetual growth aud change
which belong alike To the political aud the
physical wcrld, aud retain YET intact .he orlgi-
nal principles and laws OF lts being. More
over, as t. the movement here, We oil ouar
witness that in II there smoothing OF merely
personal character, either to advance or TO
hinder any member OF the Democratic party
anywhere nothing. except the earnest and
fixed purpose 10 promote tue welfare of the
whole parti. and with II of the whole country.
Tie resolutions were unanimously adopted,
and the meeting then adjourned after appoint
ing fourteen delegates TO The Democratic
State convention, where it is understood an
effort viii he made to engrait the resolutions
reported upon the State platform.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-23

General JOHN S. PRESTON,
Hon. W. D. SIMPSON,
ANDREW SIMoNDS, Esq,
Bon. G. A. TRENHOLM,
Governor ]. L MANNING,
Hon. ]. B. OAMPBELL.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-23
References in New York City

$500 600 TO BE AWARDED THE TICKET THoLDERs TIL
SERIES CONCERTS, TO COMMENCE ON THE FIRST OF
ocToBER, 1871 AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
CHARLESTON, S. c., ON WHICH DAY
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-23
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General WADE HAMPTON,
Hon. B. F. PERRY,
Governor N. L. BoNHAM,
General JOHNSON HAGooD,
Hon. ARMISTEAD BURT,
Hon. JAMES CHEsNUT,
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