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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-01
| 1871.
WARDS. TOTAL VOTE 1870.

UNITED STATES CounT.-The District Court
Of the United States WAS opened at 10 O'Clock
yesterday morning, Eon. George S. Bryan presi-
ding.
The following having compiled with all Of the
requisites Of the act OF Congress were duly,
sworn and enrolled as citizens OF the United
States.
On motion Of "A. T. smythe,. Esq,-Fran els j.
Greene, OF Great Britain and Ireland. {
On motion Of r. siegltqgi Esqr-owen Callahan
OF Ireland.
On motion OF Majoro. W. Buttz-Isidor Robln-
son. Of Prussia,s@a. B. LeWith, Of Austria, and
Thos. Sullivan OF Ireland.
On motion OF Jno. o. Minost,. ESQ.,, John o.
Clinton; Of ireland; Berend Doscher, orHanover;
Herman Esdorn, Of Bremen; Fred. Mahl, OF Prus-
STA; H. J. Miller, OF Copenhagen; Michael o. iBrieh,
of ireland; John Reuber, OF Hesse; Geo. Strong,
OF ireland; John A. Tencken, Of Hanover; Paul
F. Witt, Of schleswig Hostein; CIV. Wiecken and
Henry Bense, Of Hanover; Benoit Burke, Of Ire.
land; VIM, Blaze, OF Prussia; Patrick Brady, Rob-
ert Barnett, Peter Carroll, W. P. Corcoran, John
Corcoran, Pat Cannon, Thos DAILY and andrew
Duny, Of Ireland; E. @. Erckmann, OF Bremen; E.
Dewan and Jno. English OF Ireland; Fred. Crosse,
Won.,., u nV ~ panoysr. wIcbael hogan OF Great
% nrIta,n ana ireland: oro.on Fletcher, Of London;
3. Fass Of Austria; Lui Gallle, OF Italy; O. Gera-
ty Of Ireland; John z. Jones, Of Austria; G. Eotr.
man, m of Prussia; O.. W. Helms, Of Hanover;
Pat Hudson, Of Ireland; Geo. Halibas and James
Kelly, of Liverpool; q. G. Kehlenbach, Of Bremen;
henry Mooney, OF Ireland; Anton Meyer, of Old.
enburg; Samuel Mccormick, N. Nolan, II,
o,Mara and John Peterson, OF Ireland; Otto Pfah.
ler of Wurtemberg; d. W. NJ. Pohl, Of Dresden;
James Rooney, OF Ireland; James Ryan, Of Great
Br,tain and Ireland; John F. Ritter, Lipman
puch and N, Sohway, OF Prussia; Cornelius Spain.
y, i,e,on1 John slact. az Great Britain and Ire.
la,d.A- p. sehwacke, OF Hanover; Joseph Tri.
este and Mater Trieste OF Bagarta Augustus Tams-
burp and d. F. Witse,of Prussia; Thomas CLARK,
lawrence Cantwen. Patrick Dunovant and James
rsans Eco NJ Ireland: !. N. Fredsbnn,re; OF Sweden;
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CLUBS AND srAns.1soionon ion Cosset, coloret

CLUBS AND STARs.-Solo Cosset, colored,
lodged for being gdisorderly and assaulting man
in Church street, Broad, was discharged.
John Coleman, arrested on the charge OF burgla.
~ upon theno1Ssos trsTnondas Flynn, on Mar.
ket street, stealing OF clothing,
was rredt6affrialiu liustice.
Thomas BryanIodged on the charge Of larceny,
was turned over to Trial Justice Levy.
Sarah Washington, colored, arrested for raising
disturbance in Elliott street, near Church, was
discharged.
A COW found astray on King street was ordered
TO be delivered to the owner.
An individual found lying in State street was
taken up to the Guardhouse, and discharged on
the plea CT first of1enae.
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ATTENTION, WARD 4.

The members of the working committee Of
this ward, in favor Of the Citizens party, who
have not reported for duty will do SO atf7 O'Clock
this day, as II is OF vital importance to have a
strong force to protect our colored friends who
are doing good service for Us.
E. R. WHITE,
Chairman Precinct Ii
RS. CHRIErzBERG,
D .Chairman Precinct2.
- q eHin KBRR1soN, JR.,
Chairman Precincts.
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MEETING or WARD ga large and imposing
meeting ssts held last evening az Arnold's Hall,
cornposed OF the citizens OF Ward 8. Every class
was wen represented. The meeting was address.
ed by President Carson, who urged all the citizens
Of the ward to unite with the working committee,
In order that the great york now before them
may be successfully accomplished. His address
was frequently interrupted with loud applause
A great many names were added to the working
committee, AFTER which the meeting adjourned.
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TIE NEW MASONIC TsNPLE.-Amid the ex-
citepent OF registration. and the ferment in poll.
tics. the first blow was yesterday morning struck
towards the building Of the new Masonic temple.
The work commenced with the demolition Of the
sman house forthe accommodation OF the hall.
Keeper, in the .rear OF the present building, and
during the day twas completely torn down. The
work will be pushed forward With vigor, and
the brothers may LOOK forward to the meetlng.o OF
the Grand Lodge in the new temple.
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DESIRE to inform the people of Charleston
and the country that they can buy better and
cheaper Sewing Machine from me than they can
elsewhere, anu now Is the time, and No, 81 Queen
street is the place, to get frstclas Sewing Ms.
chine, either new or second. Inland; SO come one,
come all, and let me serve you to a No. Machine.
7 jun1o JsL. LUNHFoRD.
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!. sssPatrick's Benevolent Society, at 8 P. NJ.
vlgilant Fire Company. at P. N.
Medical Society of South Carolina, at P. NJ.
Homestead Building and Loan Association, at
halfpast P. n.
Carolina Rine Clr5, at halrpasts P. u.
Hibernian Society, at half-past P. NJ.
book and Ladder Company, No. ], at P. N.
Working Committee G.. Ward 4, at half past s
Pm.
Working Committee Of Ward ], as7A.M.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

At special meeting of the vestry OF st.
Luke,s Church, Charleston, held on tne z''h o'
July, 1871, the following proceedings were unah'-
mously adopted:
Vain would be the effort to depict the deptn ana
polpuancy Of that afllctlon which rests upon sne
congre CATION Of st. Luke's Church.
Futile the attempt to give adequate expression
to the emotions which swell each bosom ana 90"
each head with grief too deep for utterance.
In the prime Of life; in the active discharge OF
ministerial and social duties; with an inteIec',
gifted cultivated and refined; q mind' seofeo
with the attachments OF the scholar and the tneo'
loo,an: an imagination, fervid, chaste and capti'
waiting; duency and felicity Of expression OF she
highest order; heart, tender, loving ana over
lowing with sympathy In the Joys ana solroms
OF othefs; disposition, gentle kind anu amlaoie'
ami, winning: all consecrated to the glory OF Goa,
In the salvation OF man; all purified and sancu-
fed by the Holy Spirit, and rendered meet 1of tne
Masters service. x.,..,,,
sueh. the Christian pastor; such, the faithful
shepherd, whom the Lord gave, and Whom "tne
Lord hath taken away"
Early called TO preach "Jesus Christ and Elm
crncIHed. - the last summons found him I'm re-
sponse to prayerI with armor on, sun oas'i.ns
under the "Bauner Of the Gross" against "1ne
world, the flesh and the devil"
The fight fought, the course finished the lalln
keptl Ills the crown-his the life-sousnt WEI
comet .Well done, good and faithful servant,
enter thou into the JOY Of thy Lord p'
priceless the privilege OF such ministry, in'
calcuable its loss deep the responsibilities WHICH
reet nnon each member OF that favored fold
Feebly yet aGectiolately, and in humble sup.
m,sson TO the will OF our Heavenly Father, Would
ute record our sense Of this dispensation OF HIS
mysterious, yet all.wise providence. therefore,
Resolped, That in the removal Of the late KEY, ',
christopher P. Gadsden from the scenss ol tis NE
eartbiy iabors, to that "place prepared" 10 MS
sFather,s House,n "to the whole company OF u
angels and the spirits Of Just men made perfect, ,
the church militant has been deprived OF one VI
her ablest champions, one OF ner otlg1sesS @ otna'
ments and most Jealous heralds Oh tle U.oss. VI.
Resoired, Thatto the congregation OF 81. Luke's
curcb II 10 the severance OF the tenderest earthly
ties which can bind q devoted, jealous anu ialIa'
fi nastor to favored, loving and gratelu people.
Resoired. That as en1blematicsl OF our deep pc
and as l1ke1 ID q ta ate rseto
JnSe,s Church be draped IN mourning lor tne
space OF six months,
pSesolred, That the Rev. W. B. W. Howe, assist
ant bishop elect Pc sndaE
neSr and on that occasion TO deliver discourse
in consonance with the mournful circumsta noes
nnder which the congregation will therb assem-
bled. ,.,.. -.,,.,, and
children Of our late rector copy OF these pro-
ceedings bs transmitted with the heartfelt assur-
ance t6at we mourn with and for them-for our.
selves and for our children.
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AosE uP.
CrrIzENsl 0NsBRvATIvERARTY,j j
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Roo4A :
2 August 1,.;iSTl.


The Executive Committee earnestly re-
quests all citizens Of the Conservative Party to
close their places OF business on the I'd instant,
and devote their time to tie redemption OF our
city from those now controlling its affairs. Let
every man do his duty honesty and earnestly on
that day; seeing that all IN favor OF an honest
and economical government 7ote; aiding the reg
ularly appointed committees in the discharge Of
their duties-aboye all things avoiding, II practi
cable, all dllhculty with the opposing party, CIV
ing them no excuse for 'iot-and the great
work will be accomplished.
GEORGE L. Bu1sT,
President Executive Committed.
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RALLY, FOURTH WaRD WORKING
COMMITTEE,
TO your precincts, at A. NJ, this morning.
and stand to your posts like men,. Your wives
and children expect you to do your duty now OF
never. Also, attend meeting at Archer's Hail.
at halr.past O'Clock this evening. Every mem.
her is requested TO be5punctual. Your Work is
nearly done, and the victory will be ours.
PHIL. BuCHHE1T, JR.,
sanrataru ath Ward Working Committee.
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CITY AFFAIR RS.
o14,zrys, coNsEnH441rE, TICKET.

CITIZENS C0NsERE1TTHE: TICKET.
For Mayor,
GENERAL JOHN A. WAGNER.
For Aldermen,
WARD u.
.o.SElLL, ga. BOWEN.
WARD 9.
WIN. B. SMITH, cHAs. MICHAEL.
WARD 8.
ALyA GAGE, 8. B. GARRETT,
JOHN kenny
wARD4.
G. voIGT, GEO. A. GLOVER,
EFF. SWEEGAN. A. s. JOHNSTON,
JAS. H. TAYLOR.
55 aLit WARD s.
WIN. MORAN, Rev. F. BROWN.
WARD g.
ELIAS GARDEN, ANDREW SIMoNDS.
WARD Z. WARD ..
F. J. PELZER. - @. B. slGWALD.
For School Commissioners.
WARD ]. WARD z.
Rev. WM.B YATES. Mr.. MIDDLETON. :
wARn 8. WARD 4.
GEO. T.. BUST. BENJAMIN LUCAS.
WARD S. WARD 8. :. s.ai,
WIN. AIKEN. T. E. HOGAN.
WARD !. WARD s..
wv. REED. A L.. TOBIAS.
= tE..
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BUSINESS ENvELoPEs.-THE NEWS Job ohice
H now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, aes4 per thous.
and. Send your orders. Every merchant and
business man should have his card printed on
his senvelopes, -...-.7- -
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HEAVY F1RING.-The heavy firing Of cannon
noticed yesterday by many Of our citizens was
caused by the battery Of light artillery at the
Citadel, going through their field practice with
blank cartridges.
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: q For GEoRaKTowN.-By reference to our ad-
Yertising columns, It will be seen that persons
desiring to visit Georgetown can now do 30 in
one day without undergoing the inconyeniehces
Of sea voyage They can leave Charleston at
6.soeA. IT., by the Northeastern Railroad, and.
upon arriving at 9Kingscee, win find good
stage.coach, in waiting, readyto take them to
,Georsetown the same day. @s.a 90
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THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC GRAND GIFT Con-
cEsrs, as advertised by Messrs. Butler, Chadwick,
Gary Co.-Mr. Eben Cofln, sub.agent for this
splendid and attractive scheme is now prepared
to sell tickets for the same. Applications to be
made to him at the ONCE Of III. c. Clacius, corner
East Ray and Central wharf. may2s
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WoRK1Nq coMn1TrEE OF W4RD g..

Every member of the. following named COM
mittees, and the citizens generally Of Ward 9, are
requested to meet the chairmen OF the several
committees at O'Clock precisely at their several
precincts:
FIRST PRECINCT. WASHINGTON HNe1NB-HousE.
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ms AND OuTs.-The following officers at the
Customhouse have been discharged from their
positions, it is said, on account Of their adher-
ence to sour hero'' 70. O. Bowen) in his misfor'
tunes Nigh: Inspectors Washington and Dixon,
Night Watchman savage, and Messenger Reed.
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Secretary 4th Ward Workinl

FOE ALDERMAN WARD No. 4, Major E. Willis,
the choice OF many Republicans and many ma
tlyes, and a large number OF foreigners. 81
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MEETING INWARD. IA meeting Of the citt-
zens Of Ward was held last evening at theirhall,
: Nassau street. The meeting was well represented
by aHsclasses. President Hunter, Mr. E. Dunn
and others addressed the meeting. Each and
every citizen there. present seemed to be fully
awake to the important issue now before them.
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.BUsINEss NorIoBs.

To BUSINESS MEN.-Five hundred fine Buff
Envelopes for 81 rs. -.te.:rEs
jun2o-tu HAsEL ISTRsEr BAZAAR.
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Al M.-we direct the attention Of the fra
ternity to the notice Of Mr.. 8. Thomas, Jra cs'ng
upon masters, wardens and presidents Of COM
5manderles, lodges and societies, to remove Their
property from Masonic Hall, this morning, at 10
o,dpocI. ..z, .,:s-.i-
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Hotel Arrivals-July 81.
MILLS HOUSE,

MILLS HOUSE.
Archibald Getty, City; Jas. Fte, Philadel
phla; Colonel Seward, United States Army; B. 8.
Harrison, Savannah; Gustav Lehlbach, Newark,
AN. j.; John Boyd, New York. ef-.;
CHARLESTON HOTEL
Fl. s. Harms, Savannah.
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BILL HEADS printed on ane paper at IS, 81
IS, Sc so snd So 80 per thousand, according tt
size, at THE NEWS job once.
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THE REaIszR471oN.

The following table shows the total vote
for Governor 1.-THE State elections OF 1870, to.
gether with the registration on Saturday and
Monday :..;s1.A-
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: HAIL sToR4.-There was heavy storm of
hail in the neIghborhood OF, Glovers Station yes.
terday afternoon. 1t extended over a belt about
eight miles wide, and in some places did slight
injury to the nelds Of cotton. Many Of the hail
stones were as large as the end Of an ordinary
sized thumb.
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NEW CorToN.-We have received from
Messrs. Paul a, Webb, OF Pocotalgo, s. O., an
open boil Of cotton, the quality and neeciness Of
which speaks wen for the coming crop. This
cotton was manured with the Cotton Food Phos-
phste, Messrs. j. R Pringle q Sons agents, and
good proof or It's qualifications as fertilizer is
the fact that Aessrs. Panl 4 Webb had the first
open cotton, and sent the first bale to market
from their section last year, and bid fair to Go as
well this season.
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UxI.SIsss
CoLuMBIA, July 2itn, lsTlJ
Especial orders No. 1911 li a.
!. For the promotion Of good order during the
Municipal Election, to occur August I'd, proxlmo,
it is hereby ordered that no company nor troop
shall turn out, without further instructions; and
all officers arc hereby charged with the duty Of
controlling their men and the public arms, that
they do not appear IN the streets while the polls
are open. +
By command OF his ExcellencYt B. K. SCOTT,
Governor and Commander In. Chief.
[SIgnedl r-s- o. y. ANDERSON,
augl-3 Acting Adjt. and lnsp. Gen'l s. 9.
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TIE STATE AGRICULTURAL FA1R.-We have
received copy of the Premium List Of the State
Agricultural and Meehagica ciety for:the third
annual fair to be held In Columbia, beginning on
thesth, and closing on the evening Of the llth Of
November next. The list shows large number
or prizes, ranging from ga medar' all the way
up to $500 In greenbacks. The scheme is well
conceived; every department receives attention,
aud the whole Is Calculated to make highly in.
tetesting programme.
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WORKING coMM1TzEE oFwARD 8.

! The members of the working committee Of
Ward 8 are requested to report to their respec.
tive precincts TMs. MORNING and WEDNESDAY
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POLL coMMITTEE OF IE.4RD 8.

At q meeting OF the citizens Of Ward 8, held
on the evening Of the 9th instant, the following
poll committee was appointed:
]. Bachman Shirer Chairman,
James Johnson, Stephen Thomas, Jr,
Q Schlepegrell, Boyden,
II Hogan, John Bischo6,
ThofHss 4 Johnson, Wm brewer,
Heidi, Hoffman,,
John Vanderllp, EMetZler,
Louis Dunnemau, Samuel Jones, :.
Samuel Carr, Robert Lyons, u
b Horace, Joseph Lyons, s
II Hastedt, Kleinjohn,
John Novel;, Charles Strong,
q Buck. IA Jager
Nat Lord, Noses cole,
Vincent SalyO, AlberS,
Louis Seal, Daniel Mcnamara,
Walter Riley, w Bronze,
Pleper, John Grant,
Thomas Garrety, Robert L Richardson,
John Yoight, Edward Anderson,
M Aimar, Huda.
Duncan Cameron, Samuel Grant,
w. Levin. James Mcintyre,
" G Whilden, Benjauln Murreil,
James Alexander, James Nelson,
\ McTareOus,' John 9 Buckley,
r jacques, ] JMcMahan,
Denis Hogan, John Milllgan,
Stephen Mcllony, Martin Timmons.
Lucas, John Mcdowell, Jr,
Il Nldu1udu VIII JhChsUl,
Richard Washington, Brille.
N Cater. James Powers,
John Phillips, Thomas Gavin,
NJ Hamly, n Randall
VIM Burus George McIndoo,
Joseph Kennedy, EMiligan,
Char!eS Wiley, James Charlong,
Charles Dufort, Richard Farmer,
Joseph Book, a Gambatti,
Edmunds Brown, Joseph Gambo,
Philip Thorne, Horace,
Turner, CM Ham,
" Smith, Wm Gamoo,
Z Kenapaux. Joe Ross,
E Gadsden, WIN O'Neill,
John Hawthorn, JH Lett,
Gordon, I'D Bize,
] Moody, Richard Stewart,
9 Bremen, JMilligan,
John Nesbit GA Mood,
] Green, TR Butler,
Adam Jones, q Plaspohl,
VIM. Bailey, Z b Flothmann,
- Aarons, D Spnken,
2 Strawberry, Jno Bnn ncombe,
Fordham, Chas Rufio,
Ben Wilson, FTigh,
D Wigg, Lafoucarde,
Isaac Thorn, A Lafoucarde,
Kalus, " Lafoucarde,
John Lewis Henry Laurens,
b Bordenave, Peterson,
Melchers; r Harrison,
VIM Hoge, q Splnken.
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!. ROBERTSON, Secretary.
HIT Peters,.
John F BrittOn,
Charles B Grant,
G q Ingraham, Jr,
: James Armstrong, Jr,
Theodore Cordes,
W kahoney,
Jehn Kenny,
VIM TuGInsy,
WA Zimmerman,
Ell Waltjen,
john Hanlon,
Charles Seignious, Jr,
Bernard Boyd,
A 81 Mowry,
W W Whllden,
ia QuacSenbush,
A Canale,
Samuel Burns,
VIM J Welch,
Patrick Walsh,
Thaddens Kelly.
Patrick Moran,
B Bollmann,
Andrew Farrelly,
a Niemann,;. y
Archibald Armstrong,
John Conroy,
J W Nichols,
Edward Lewis,
Joseph LegaN,
] L Bell,
GA Scanlon,
TT Croft,
Thomas Stenhouse,
Austin Gould,
E A Roye,
] K Bevin,
] w Harrison,
A Butteraeid,
Alva Gage,
EJWhite,
L F Meyer,
James O'Brien,
o Mcmillan,
VIM Daily,
Martin Devine,
Edward DAILY, ..,
James Walker, 90
Charles D Mulraney,
VIM Bevln,
Thomas Lyons,
S q wilson,
q q Conkltn,
G W.Wttte,
Edward Roach,
P Healey,
r Lawless,
W P Follln,
] E Follln,
II y Robertson,
John Robinson,
John Fitzgerald,
Edward Brandes,
JF Roye,
NJ 0'Brien,
John Russell,
John Riley,
Jno Farris,
in Morgan,
F W Campsen,
FA Coffee,
A F ChevreuX,
ST Dawson,
g H Eberhard,
q Peterman,
John May,
G q Schuchert,
R Thompson,
T Thompson,
Q Farrell,
} Semken,
w Smith,
" Baker,
TDarcey,
P Conley,
Ed Lee,
] Roake,
G Divine,
D Murray,
1T Maher,
Ignazlo de Girromalo,
Paul Scarpa,
Charley Passerello,
Frank Barton,
E Dohrman,
! Jackson.
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: "A SAVANNAH VIEW OF OUR ELEcr1oS.-The
Savannah Republican aays: ,5..s-s

SayaHnHn hepuUuCau BUY - ~. ~
Themunicpal election for our sister city comes;
.o1tWednesday next The property. holders and
honest men are making herculean efortsto re-;
deem the city from the curse of the negro carpet.
bag domination, and with good prospect Of sue.
cess We wish them God.speed. A Conservative
triumph in >Charleston will be worth millions to
the people OF that city, as mere qnes lon OF dol
lars and cents. The taxpayer who falls to put
forth, his whole strength TO secure that result, is
doubiy crIminal-rrst to society, and then to
himself -
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w D. q L a. N O Y

ATT o.R.NEY AT LA ",
N. &. CORNER BROAD AND CHURCH STREETS
Above Messrs. Khnck, 'wicsen6eTg z CO.'S
store
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Auction Sales This Day.

T. M. Cater will sell at o'clock, at his
store butter and crockery.
Macqueen & Riecke win sell at 9 O'Clock, at their
stores, peaches, potatoes, &c:i'3sS' 80 %
r. N. Marshall & Brother will sell at half past
10 O'Clock at their office, furniture, elodeon, &c.
MEN OF WARD 4.LRead the earnest appeal
Of your working eommhree.; Remember 2pur
wives and children, and do your duty to old
Charleston this day. a.
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By order. ]
Hugh Ferguson,
Thomas Miller,
Bruce. Howard,
Blake L White,
A o Stone,
A. ] MINIS,
James CosgroVe,
I'D Kennedy,
William Wood,
F Wenmann,
r E Brown,
CA Won Dohlen,
L NOVEL;, .
John M0nSeeS,
T LQuackensush.
JJ. Grace,
G Follln,
A WTaft,
Peter Smith,
Henry. Rrandes,
A s ] Perry,
A McLoy,
Gilbert II Leitch,
Thomas Divine,
Andrew Nolan,
| AsNiuitz, Z.
EW Leman,
| D @ Marsh
d. B Gilllland,
| J A EnBlow,
| BK Neuiville,
G W McIver,
] b ,Klep,
Leonard chaplin,
Chris Boag,
| III Cannon,
VIM Casey,
| ] II Colburn,
| J P Duva!,
P Slattery,
| A Geilfuss,
| A Stickney,
| s q Pitcher,
| II q Walker,
Maurice Lynch,
| James McElroy,
R F Monaghan,
| J Coleman,
John DAILY,
] E Coleman,
James Miller,
T W Thompson,
Thomas Ferguson,
Thomas Gleason,
william F White,
NJ King,
Thomas Fields,
JH Wuhrman, Jr,
Angelo Servetti,
r Ruge:s,
| Joseph Scarpa,
L B Baker,, t
John Ferguson,
II Carey,
John Riley,
F " Harper,
| G E Surau,
Fl T Surau,
Henry Wreeden,
| Gerhard Riecke,
| Lewis Deitz.
Patrick 0ahin, -
NJ LuhrH,
NJ Murphy,
| sc seymour,
Thomas Cudigan,
| ] Miller,
DR. b NJ Kleckley,
S D Easterby,
G O White,
Peter Ulmo,
CT White, Jr,
DR. Hobsen Pinckn
II 8 Terry,
James F Walsh,
L Behrens,
John Hartnett,
James Moloney,
| jacob Meltzler,
n McGorty,
W Wilson,
| Cornelius Reagan,
James Mccarthy,
II 3 Bonneautheal
Thomas Finnegan,
G a Follin,
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proeIamatlot1s.
CTAPE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ApJuTANr GENERALS OFFICE,
COLUMnIA. 6. g.. July %. 1871.

AUJUTANV .U6NEHALS UFFIUk, L
COLUMBIA, 8. o., July 20, ls7I.) t
[Spectal order, No. 1871
PAR. i. To the end that good order, harmony and
the public peace may be strictly preserved during
the Municipal Election in Charleston, all MILL.
.TARY DRILLS, PARADEs and MANEUvREs, o.
any kind whatsoever, (subject to the control Of
State authority are hereby forbidden in that city
from this date until THURSDAY next, the Sd pfox-
limo. 'fl .G.4
: PAR. II. The Brigadier:1eneral commanding,
and all subordinate officers, will see that the pro
visions Of this order are observed.
+ BY order OF His Excellency the Commander.in.
Chief. F. ]. MOSES, Jr.,,,
lsugl-a .Adjutant-G General South Carolina.
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The poll committee of this precinct (stone-
wall Engine. House, must rally to day and to.mor